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Stuart's New York Steam Candies.
Fruifa. &c.

4 CHOICE variety of stuarts celebrated steam
n Candies and Plums
And just received from the Virginia mountains
superior lot of Hams dried Cheese, and fresh Roll
Butter; Theoretically sealed Fruit; Cranberries;
Conserve Ginger; Pickles, spiced and in vinegar at
IS cents per 100; French Imperial Shred Gelentine
with French and English directions; fresh Olive Oil;
Mustard Diaphene and all other kinds of Musterds;
Sap Sage and dairy Cream Cheese; fresh Prunss.
Although Teas have advanced from 10 to 20 per Ct
continue to sell that superior Black Tea at SO cents
pound, with general assortment of all the ne west
and best Groceries, &c. Goods delivered.
2. NJ. z. KING,
corner Of Vermont ave. and 18th streets.
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EDWARD LYCETT. SEN,

EDWARD LYCETT. SEN,
DOOK-BINDER, Potomac Hail. corner Of 18th st.
ID and Maryland avenue, over Clarke's Drug store,
Washington, D. c..
Every style of book.binding executed, either In
velvet Turkey Morocco, Russia, fancy colors calf
Periodicals and Music neatly half bound,
that while much has been done to transmit family
records little care has been taken to preserve pa
rental hkenesses He takes this method to inform
his friends and those DESTROYS Of nerpetuating per.
sonai remembrance, that dagurreotype Ikenesses
presentation books keepsakes specimens Of which
can be at his bndery, he be addressed by
letter, which will be promptly attended to.
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THE UNION ACADEMY,
GEORGFTOWN FEMALR sEMIEARY,

GEoRGET0wN, ID. Y.
THIS institution is OPEN and in full operation.
Il A few more pupils can be admitted into the
family.
Terms for boarding pupils 500 per session Of ten
menths, payable half yearly in advance.
French, music drawing, &C., extra.
Day pupils from S. to $40 per quarter OF ii weeks
Circulars and catalogues to be had on application
to the principal. WILLIAM J. CLARK,
oc 28-dtf Principal.
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MARRIAGE UNDER D1FFICULTIEs.-Tbe
recent snow storm seems to have the
effect of not only stopping railroad cars
and the mails, but of putting young gem
tlemen, bent on bowling before the altar
of hymen, to deal of trouble. The
day the storm commenced, q party,
consisting Of a father, mother and son,
started from New York for the pur-
pose of visiting Wilmington, Delaware,
where the son was to marry an accom-.
plished and wealthy young lady, on the
evening succeeding the stormy night.
The party arrived in this city at noon,
and the young man was to be married
that evening. but sad to tell, the snow
drifts presented an impossible barrier to
his reaching the much desired haven.
The steamboat Sun had left, and the only
chance left was to charter the steamer
Edwin Forrest. This was done without
a moments delay, and the party, much
to their qualification, reached Whining
ton IN time to receive the hearty con-
gratulations of numerous friends, who
travelled great distance to be present
on the happy occasion.
+, A gentleman OF this city was placed in
a similar situation the day after the
storm. He was anxiously expected at
Harrisburg that day to receive the con.
gratulations of his friends on his ap.
preaching union with lovely damsel Of
that city; but the snow upon the track Of
the Harrisburg road remained immova-
Die. As last resort, he took the cars
on the Pottsville road, and proceeded to
Reading, where he was lucky enough to
secure four. horse coach, which convey.
ed him to Harrisburg in time to take
unto himself blushing and beautiful
bride Snow-storms may delay the march
of armies, and procrastinate many othe,
things, but all the snow on the mountain
peaks cannot quench the burning ardol
in a lovers bosom, or check his progress.
to the shrine of woman's beauty anl
witchery.-Ledger.
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CARPETS & OILCLOTHS-
~ good stock Of Carpets and Oilcloths ct low
prices, to close of.
VERIFY, TRBBS YERBY,
Corner of7th street and Penna. avenue
4
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Departure Of Ossan Steamers
LAW BOOKS.

DAwLE on Covenants for Title, new edition, one
IL volume
Coke upon Iittleton, Butler and HargrsYc's Notes
vols, new edition
Byies on Bills, l vol, new edition
Hill ON Trustees, do do
Pothier on Obligation, 2 do do
Story's Equity jurisprudence, do do
For sale by FRANCK taylor.
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Lamps, Sperm and Adamantins Can
dies, &c.
WE have received and now opened our fall SUP
w ply Of new LAMPS, selected by one of our
drm in New York and Philadelphia, which we in.
vite ladies and gentlemen to call and examine Col
ored and white Sperm Candles; Adams ntine Candles
patent spring Candlesticks, with shades
&Bookbinders Paste Brushes and Gold Leaf
Night Tapers, Stove Lustrs
Spermacetti Lard, and Solar Lamp OIL
With our usual assortment of Window and Coach
Glass, Painters and Artists Materials. For sale,
Wholesale ana retail at our usual low prices, for
oash, OF time to punctuai customers.
HOWELL MORSELL,
Successors to O. Whittlesey,
nov 16-d street. Toids Building)
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FENCING SCHOOL

FENCING SCHOOL.
CHEVALJER NIEDZIELSKI, late Major in the
~ Hungarian army, instructs in all the branches
ofthe healthy and gallant accomplishment of Fenc
Ing, As taught In Europe and America, and now the
fashionabls accomplishment of an American gentle
man-so co aducive to health graceful attitude, and
defencive Hqairement.
Terms: SIX lessons $3-l2 lessons S. in advance
dec l313m uaar cor. 18th and Pa. ave
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wAsHIHaroN.



Land Of the West. though passins br,es the rse,r,
Thou hast tam name th.t darken, an ON history. wild,
81 mage, $3.50
lie. All he blasts Of fam. ring OUTLINE .n. b,
- loudest far:
Let others boast Their satellisey-,bou has, the planet
star. - ~
n.sr a name "noss characters OF hsn shall
- III. :. SepaI',
stamped upon tne duiiest brain' ana warns the
ned', -.
10 S nj ,oa my i.no WEI a, 70 DC Won
s5 Land o. me Wssti stsnes aione-it - my Wash
ngfoni sss i-r.z. --esr-s4 ---
. Rome had her Cesar srea, and h,.v. -.
Y = IN his wreath $500 WI sea'h "as
- - He lived the bearfIcss eon,reyor al IA, .
rants death. ~" u'eo "e y
- France had her east.. h,,, hi. -.
ssa, they might soar. ''' NM wings 'ooush lofty
E. MURDERS rore. 'A'' ''''o h'sh' ana dpped m
e' enansS inv whose ns mighty sway would fain have
Ig sasd " Te,. blades win nser-sea TO make
81 yv,cr ,sa,..s .nn 80
ssrcsiv I'LL .sSa amdleo 0ahea inc patn' sui
= neIee,y waoea u
4 "fe. rso snai DC 'hef oy mo s'de OF Wa.
"s'on. -r g. -..-..e
He fought, but not with love or strife he struck.
70 bnt h, defend ~ ''''A'
And ere he turned a peopl.,s fos he souyh, r. h
friend = - :. 80 = W
He strove to keep his country's right BY reason.
And sighed when fell injustice threw the cha,en 40
sword to sword. = -
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DIAPER, &o.-We have recently opened variety
Il of Letter, Cap, Drawing, Tracing, Tissue, Wrap
ping, Colored, Note and Fancy Paper Also, Pens,
Pencils, Ink, Inkstands Pass Books, Drawing Books,
and numerous small articles pertaining to the Sta
donery trade, all Of which will sell low at our
Stationery, Perfumery and Music store.
-l7ss y '3t,-s1 : x la JOHN =. ELLIS,
jbb lt-H Pa sys, Bot 9th apd 10th 10.
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@ HAWLS, Long q auare-
y 500 new Shawls Of all Styles at very low prices
VERIFY, TEBRS & VERIFY,
Corner of7th STREET and Pa. avenue.
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China, Glass, and EarthenWare 10.
tabltsh ment,

7h atred, between Lofasiona arepse and d u.
UNHE subscriber has just received from the North
q splendid assortment Of China, Glass and
karthenwars; also, magnificent Girandoles AMI
Lamps f many patterns, adapted for halls and par
lors. -.s..
Paints, boiled snd raw, linseed oil, putty, window
glass Of every variety, always on hand.
Clocks, Brushes, &C., and every article for general
Q. D. WHI11L1KY,
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Pcsr orrIcE DEPARTMENT., s.
Rabruarx 2l laSA

y uary, 1854, certain changes and additions have
been determined upon, rendering necessary the fol.
lowing supplementary advertisement Therefore,
Proposals FOR carrying the mails of the United
States nom the LIST Of July, 1854 to the 3Osh june
1858 inclusive, on the following routes in MICHI-
I6AN, WISCONSIN, and MINNESOTA. will be re-
ceived at the Contract Office of the Post Office De-
partment, in the city Of Washington, until q. M,
OF 10th April, 1854 Ito be decided by the both Apiii
1884, instead Of the proposals. inuied on, the 9th jon
tsary, 1854, on routes bearing the same numbers:
THE altertions and additions since the advertise
ment OF 9th January, 1854 issued are indicated
ny italics, included in brackets under each mum
h~v
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UNITED sIATEs- MAILS.

Notice to bldd ers Tor mail service In
Michigan, Wisconsin and Mime
sofa. -s--- 3. e .L--.E
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- BERRIES Now York HATS
Spring fashion for 1854, with other new and
beautiful styles. A full assortment in store at
LANES Fashionable Hat, Cap,
and Gents Furnishing Establishment,
FEB IS-eo2W Pa. av, near ~ st.
(fnt Sentinel Era)
he QUENCEY'S LETTERS TOA Young MAN
~ Letters to young man and oths papers by
Thomas De Quincy, author of Cents lions of an
English Opium Eater, Be-. Just received at
TAYLOR Ml URYS,
feb 25-6 bookstore, p~ar 9Th st.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Nh I WHTTAKn


R1aapai 9 Aesrqpossaa School Of Desigs, washfrc
: tos, d. O. PrQ}essey IN Tie Departscnt Of art d
ORION NSss England Normal Lasfitsfs dsd Leo
tsrsr on Drawing in he Massachusetts State hssts-
n ESppcrPuLLY informs the ladies' and gentle
IL, men Of washipgton and vicinity that he In
tends forming private clasees for instruction in the
Art OF Drawing and Design nj the rooms Of the Me
tropoitan Mechanics Institute, Parksrs Building.
Pa. avenue, Washington city, to commence on Tues
day, December q, 1858.
Terms, &C., can be obtained at the Rooms, on the
mornings Of Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, he
tween the hours Of 10 and IL o'clock. 81
dee 2l-d3mH f
81 Pr THE UNION ACADEMY,
Obrner Of IAN street and Neio York drense.
THOSE parents wishing to secure select and erTy
sedy responsible school, for the correct and thor
ough training Of their sons In the Classics and high
or Mathematics, and also in Modern Languages and
Natural Sciences that they may be fitted for Col
lege, or for Engineering. Surveying, and CONNER
cial pursuits, respectfully invited to visit the
Institution, or call upon the Principal soon rs the
number Of pupils is limited and the vacant seats
few. e n
No pupils will be admitted or continued, whoee
character is known to be bad or doubtful
No pupils scM be admitted hencefo scho hare not
advanced beyond the primary branches.
Circulars can be obtained at the principal Book
store. z. RICHARDS,
dec 20-3m Principal.
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FRANK LEsLIE's Gazette ofParis
London and New York Fashions for February
Subscriptions received single numbers for sale
sHILLINGTON'S Bookstore
Braithwaite's Retrospect of Practical Medicine and
Surgsr for January - .---.g ...... .
The New York Monthly Magazine; the publisher
promises it will take precedence Of Hsrper's
Magazine =. H-5sf
The Chinese Revolution, with manners and customs
Of the Chinese, by Charles Macfarlane --
New Books aid Newspapers Is,eived daily and for
JOE sHILLINGToN's Bookstore.
Cor Pa. Az. and ~ st, 0deon Building.
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yTlHE NEW BLUE BOOK, an Official Biennial Reg.
i lister of all officers and agents of the United
States, with their locations, &C. Price $3.50 and post
For sale in Washington at a~J .=sT-es =
In TAYLOR D MAURY'S
kb lit "a pookstpgs, near eth street.
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RoUDIN0r. sGHonIGRAFr. A co.

B0uDNoT, sGH00LcRAFT, & CO.,
III. G. BoUDINoT, late Of the Pension ofnee-Jxo J..
Scao0LCRAPf, late Of the Indian Office
Real Estate, Patent, Claim, and General
AGENTS..
Office north side Of e. bettceen 12h and 18Th Nrssts
WASHINGTON CITY
N. B.-Particuiar attention paid to the Collection
Of Accounts for firms and fndividualr.
b. 8. d Co. devote especial attention to the pur.
chase and sale Of Real Estate commission renting
Houses, &C., and viii take the entire agency and
charge Of property for owners.
We have now on hand largo amount Of very de.
Grable property, both improved and unimproved for
le or exchange, In all parts Of the city and its Vi
cnity.
Parsons desiring 10 sell purchase property would
do well to call on Us immediately.
feb Sim
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NOTICE OF the removal Of the Lane

NOTICE OF the rem0v al OF the Land
IN Office from SPARTA to ELBA in ALABAMA.
Under authority of an Act Of Congress, entitled,
IAN Act authorizing changes in the location of Land
Ofhces," approved March 3. 1853, It ID hereby de-
clared and made known that the Land Once for the
the sale of public lands in the SPARTA district Ala
bama, will be removed from the town of SPARTA, its
present location, b ELBA, In Coffee county, in said
State, on the first day of April next.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washing
ton, this l4th day of February, A. D. 1854.
By the President; 81 srag =
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
JOHN WILSON, --------------- ---------
Il. 81, Commissioner General Land Office
feb l6-Thl3w fs a7 l-+-.l
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INK, INK, INK
PRINTERS INK

DRINTERS wanting News, Book, and Job INKS,
Of the best quality, at the most reasonable prices
can be supplied at the counting room of the Star
office, where variety of Inks and excellent Printer
VARNISH, for printing in Bronze and Gold, Is al
WAYS KEPT ON Hand.
The Inks sold al this establishment are warranted
to be EQUAL TO ANY IN THE MARkET, being from uie
factory of Charles Z. Johnson, Philadelphia.
Give It q Trial. sep lift
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REGULAR LINE.

The above packets having resumed their weekly
trips. shippers are notified that one Of them VIII
possibly clear from New York On every Saturday.
Tor oftener if necessary and that this unctusly
may be depended upon during the year, until intsa
rupted by ice. "
sTURGEs, CHAIRMAN CO.
10 Wall street. New York.
s.S1INN 4 son, Alexandria.
F.& A. II. DODGE, Georgetown.
ian 1a-H
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loVV4 from Detroit, by dr0enHeld, kedfOru, Plank
Road, Pennington, Novi, Hicksviile New
ell. Fleming, Fowiersville, Phelpston, Will
Hamstowp, and Sanford, to Lansing, IS miles
and back, daily, except Sunday. eel
Leave Detroit daily, except Sunday at Q m oo1
Arrive at lansing same days by pm
Leave Lansing daily, except Sunday, at 6 m
Arrive at Detroi: same days by m.
"a Proposals. for sosocr schedule are invited.
1906 From Detroit by Roseville, Mount Clemens
49, New Haven, Columbus, st. Clair, and Macks
Place, to Port Huron, 60 miles and back,
three times aweek. $500 .ez i
Leave Detroit Monday. Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Port Huron same days by 10 M
Leave Port Huron Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at Am
Arrive at Detroit same days by 10pm.
Proposals for three additional iocchly TRIMS dur.
ing the suspension Of navigation, are invited
5000 From White Pigeon, by Constantine, to Three
Rivers, l3 miles and back, six times a week.
arrivals.
Commences at White Pigeon instead of Con.
stantine.
1905 From Tecumseh, by Ridgeway, Ridge, and
York, to Ypsilsnti, rs miles and back, once a
week
Leave Tecumseh Saturday at sam ~ AZ
Arrive at Ypsanti same day by 6pm
Leave Ypsianti Friday at s. a m -
- STRIVE at Tecumseh same day by pm.
Proposals to end at York dretnried
1303S From Bronsons Prairie, by Giead, to Orland,
Ind, IL miles and back. once a week.
Leave Bronson's Prairie Tuesday at 8 pm
Arrive at Orlando same day by 6pm
Leave Orlando Tuesday at 0 q m
Arrive at Bronfon's Prairie same day by IL m.
Foposale for an additional ,peekly "trip are inri-
kd
1902 From Saline, by Unieu District and Brdgewa-
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BRANCH RAILROAn
GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST

Baltimore and Ohio R0uroad, from Bol,imOr, {.
Wgsssiing, avid connecting there sch The large, nc
splesdid ssoopssTs Of the Union Lane on The Ohsa
t1aad the .Nanrs % ZnnfS1,ill<. dr-
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N ~ A0pfrtise Mt { il5t.
Evening school.

AN EVENING SCHOOL will be opened for the
~ reception Of pupils In the school room Of the
First Ward, East Baton Rouge, Monday evening,
Jan 10th at half past six o'clock under the tuition
Of c. O. TERRY.
The object Of this school is to afford the young
men and boys of this place, who have not an OPP
pnrtunitv of attending day schools. means Of quail
flying themselves In those branches, necessary in
the common business Of life. The course of in
slructinn adopted In this school IL designed to be
IN The stricest sense, practical the main branches
to be pursued, are Arithmetic both practical and
scientific English Grammar Penmanship Book
keeping, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and
Physiology.
ARlTlIMETIC-rh important branch will be
taught according to the most approved methods .
its various application in the transaction OF bust
will be explained and illustrated instruction
will be given IN avery variety Of computations per-
tanning to business operations.
PRACTICAL PENMANsHlP.--A portion Of the
time during each school will be devoted in teach
ing systematic style of business writing, com
bning freedom with thorough command Of the
hand and pen, accuracy aud elegance with ease
and rapidity. and perfect egibility with beauty Of
construction
BOOK kEEpfNG,--A complete practical course
of instruction will he given In the art of keeping
scientifically. Single and Double Entry Books, in
the different departments Of Trade, comprehend
ing the best forms in use among the most eminent
establishments engaged in business.
NATURAL NGES.--Instructio will be given
in the Natural Sciences, by familiar lectures In
connection with such experiments as shall render
subjects clear TO the understanding Of the pupils.
The study Of Physiology will be rendered interest
Ing and practical by the use of variety of Anat-
pn,ical plates aud drawing
Instruction will he given ID the higher branches
If Mathematics, including Algebra, Geometry,
Trigonometiv &c. II desired. TERMS for lnstruc-
ton per month 81. Jan. 14th 2354.
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Yente de Succession.

Dams fafaire ne Ia Sr,ressieu De REBrccA
BRAsHEaRs, tpouse dtrtdse de JAcoB Zue.
mo. 353. Cour DIES Preuves du sixiame
District Observation-Disclosures d'Est eaton
Rouge, Louisiana.
I'm VERTU tl'une commission laueea
- dams la succession ci-dessus moi
adress6e par Honorable Conr da Sixieme
District ,]udieiaire dams ct pour la Paroisss
dEst Baton Rouge, Etat de Louisiana.
Jexposetai en- vente pnbliqhe dams Ia dits
Paroisse a la porte de la maispn de Cour
dams la vile de Baton Rouge.
Limit, 30 Jaarier proclaim, 1854,
4 midi, LA pfoprfte ci-ap,ss designees ct
d6ertes, appartenant la succession de Mrs.
Rebecea Brashcers epouse de Jacob Zng,
derniereHlent de cette Paroisse deceAee--
SAVIOR:
I'm negro homme jim on JAMES, age
AS ans. Condition de la Vente-CoMpr ANr
kair deivrance.
dec2s- 6fs. Fl. V. BABIN, Sheriff
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s. Fl. V. BABIN, Sheriff.
Succession Sale.

In TIE matter Of the Succession Of REBEccA
BRAsnEaRs deceased rife Of JACOB IRE.
1853 Probate, Sixth judicial District Court,
Parish OF East Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
10y VIRTUE Of comnissia, issued ia
- the above succession and to me direc-
ted from The Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, in, and for said parish of East Baton
Rouge and State aforesaid,
| will expose at public sale Of the Court
House door, of said Parish, in the city of
Baton Rouge.
On Monday the 30th day Of Jam'ry.
next A. y. 1854, at ~ O'Clock N. The
property herein set forth and described. be-
longing 10 tie succession OF Mrs. Rebecca
Brashear wife of Jacob Zug, late of said
Parish deceased 70 wit.
Negro man, jim or JAMES, aged as
years.
Terms Of sale, cash on delivering
dec q CIV. r. V. RABIh Sheriff
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NAT the solicitation If manv of

-At the solicitation Of many Of
its patrons, the proprietor Of the Cap
itolian Vis-a-Vis, proposes to publish
after the first Of February next. On
Wednesdays and Saturdays, at ST. per
ahnum.
We sincerely hope it will prove to
its proprietor in return of its heavy
additional labors, hand ONE retu,l.
neration, which he go justly ard richly
deserves, for he able and independent
manner in which the Wis has always
been conducted.
JENNY LINp.-The Charleston
Courier apprehepds that the state
ment of a Uesden, correspondent Of
Galignani's Messenger, that Jenny
Lind, now Madame Goldsmith, is
about to return to the sta e, is in
correct. The Courier says that a
lady in Dresden, writing to her friends
in Charleston, states that Madame
Goldsmith has no intention of resum-
ing her performances as an artistic,
but will merely lend her aid in the
cause of charity On special occasions. =
Delta.
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The WESTERN MAlL.-Last even
ing we received Memphis papers OF
the 1st aud I'd. We believe the Men,
phis papers from the Goth ult., to the
LIST inst, are still missing.
We have no St. Louis papers of a
later date by mail than the Oath ut,
but the steamboat J. S. Chenoweth,
in yesterday, brought US papers of the
9th.
We also received yesterday, Louis
vile papers of the 18th The papers
of the 18th, 26th and eth, are MISS
ing.
We also received Cincinnati papers
of the oath aud 9th. Papers of the
intervening dates missing, and sever
al of the oath and 9th, also.
Well, we suppose the missing mails
are somewhere on the big drink
Iyuc Delta.