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81. SO.
NEW GOODS

VIZ M. COOK, TAKESTHIS METH0D0FIN-
w forming his friends and customers, that he
has received his Spring and Summer stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, consist
ing, in part, of Coffee, Sugar, Brown, Crashed and
Meal, Candles, Adamantine and Tallow Ground
Alum and Liverpool Salt Fine Tobaceoaad CT
gars, Also a lot of Miles fine Boots, Shoes and
CATERS, both for gentlemen and ladies wear and
q great many other articles too tedious to mention
all of which will be sold low for cash.
This establishment is the same recently occupied
by Beckwith 4 Clayton, on Fayetteville Street,
opposite Lawrence's Hotel. 4
! RALEIGH Nav 8 1877 1n-tf
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RALEIGH PAPER MILLS
RAGS WANTED.

THO be delivered at the Railroad Stations or at
J. my warehouse in Raleigh, or they will take
from the different Stores in the State. Merchants
and others buying rags viii please advise me
them to the nearest Railroad station, as / can still
afford to pay the highest price in cash, either in
bank bills, checks or Northern funds.
REFEREScEs-Cashiers OF our Banks in Raleigh
and the principal North Carolina and Virginia
Merchants.
c. w. BENEDICT.
N. B. Constantly On hand paper suitable for
Cotton Factories and newspaper wrappers, Cot
ton waste wanted. G. w. Il.
Raleigh, April 3, 1857 S2-6m
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GREENsBORO' FEMALE COLLEGE

GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE.
THE Examination Of Classes in this Institution
win begin at 81 o'clock, on Tuesday the 18th
of May.
At night, the Rev. r. 7. Helm, of Raleigh, will
preach the Annual Sermon TO the Senior Class.
On Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, J. Parker
Jordan ESQ.,, Of H~ertford, viii deliver an Address
to the two Literary Societies.
Concert at night.
Commencement exercises open on Thursday, the
2Ist, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
The exercises viii be conducted in the new
| Chapel at the College.
7. M.J0NES, Pres.
36-3t,
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MARKET.
CarefulIy COrTected 6y
r r q w N T, F. Y q III | e X ) I.

BROW & HICK 3.
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
ToBAcco-The market has been better supplied
this week and prices are higher. We quote Jugs
81 a 124; leaf; 124 SIS.
CoTroN-This article has been quiet, and very
little doing. We quote good ample at IL a "a.
FLogR--Ths article is lower. We quote supez-
fine 81; extra sup. II; family q.
WHEAT-There is a better demand. We quote
good lots 1 80 a / SO.
GuANo-S60 per Ton, for 1000 ID.
GUNNY BAGGING.-We quote 10 TO Ice.
HAYS lower, we quote ] 10 to | ia from
wharf, and 1 20 to / % from store.
LARD.-We note an upward tendency in this ar
tiele. Sales at Is a 16 in kegs and Is to 154 In
BblS.
LEATHER.-Prices high with an upward tenden-
ey, and but a very limited stock in market.
BACON There is a good supply in market, and
we quote sides 13 a131. Shoulders IL a III. Va.
Bacon Ia a Is
MAcKERBL.-No new No. 3 in market, on arm
val, the rates will probably be at an advance.
MoLAssEs.-Thc stock but small Portland Sy-
rup is active at 55c Cuba "a to ice; N. 0. 50 to
? GOO.
. RFcE-Prime, worth 5 to &c.
CoRN-Transactions very light at So per bush.
SUGARs-Stu scarce with an upward tendency,
the stock Is quite low
SALT-L. P. | 80 a s..
"a l
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A SURE CURE FOR A FELoN.-When the
soreness first commences, or even when lar
advanced, it can be relieved and entirely
cured by holding the finger or part afflicted
in Perry Davis Pain Killer for half an hour.
It has been thoroughly tested, and proves q
never falling remedy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-05-06

Reported for the Spirit Of the Age, 6y
A. M. MCPHETERS & co.
WHOLESALE GRocERs & CONFUSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, va.
FLoUR-Dull, with a heavy stock on market
We quote, s. F. SCI a Ga Extra Il a II Family
7za8, cash, firm.
CoRE-Scaree and in demand. The presence Of
large shipping orders, together wit a light sup
ply, havs nearly barred the market, and holdeas ask
IL to-day fer mixed and white.
PEAs-Duu. B. E. i 80 to ! 40 Clay Black,
Is to ! 80 !; White Beans, l "a.
C oTToN-Inactive under the late news. We
quote 13 to 133c, common to choice.
NAVAL STORES Tar very dull, 81 30 to 81 40.
Spirits Turpentine-47 to 4sc.; Rosin dull
BAcoS-Va. hoground - a IA; western sides
121 a 10; shoulders 103 a IL
SUGARs-Refned, crushed and pulverized, IS to
i54 Coffee crushed, Is to 1t P. B., 124 to Is
Cuba, III to IL.
CorrEE-Mocha, 20 to %; Java, 154 to II
Laguira, 134 to l3A Rio, Ia to Ia.
MoLAssEs.-Scarce-N o. so to IS; Museava-
do, in bbls., 70 Cuba, bids, go to 80.
LIME-Thomaston, 81 123 to l 20 ". L. 81
374. 81
May, 2.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET

Bacon f3 a 134 coffee, Rio, ID a Ii, Laguay-
ra 10; cotton, IL a II according to qusiity; Hour
ST a Z 90 according to quality wheat, ! 10; corn
/ 10 a Is G.; oats 20 AGO; peas 10; hydes dry,
10 a 90 green, 4 a iron, swedes, 8 = En-
glish, 0 a 5; lard, 10; lead 81; molasses 80 a 81
nails 54a54; salt, Liverpool sack, ! IS a 60; sugar,
loaf Is, crushed IS a 134, New Orleans 10 Al, St.
Croix and Porto Rico IL tallow, Ii a Il; tobae-
CO manufactured, s a Is white lead, sci a %
window glass by 10, q a p; 10 by II, q; yell
low dip turpentine, 2 90, scraped so spirits 45e-
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RSy The past is lost to you-the future is
not yet come; but the present fingers, tina
you may transmit by it a message of love to
the golden court Of Heaven. H..
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Prof. De Grath's Electric oT.-Boy taker

off his crutches in twenty minutes.
Alexandria, Va, July IA, 1856,
Prof. De Grath. Dear Sir-My SON had his foot
badly cut and swollen from sticking a nail into it,
and was totally unable to walk without a cruth
when by one application of your Electric Oil, he
was Immediately cured and able to walk without
his crutch in twenty minutes 7 believe he was
saved from being lame thereby. recommend your
oil to all afflicted.
Yours truly JONI ARNOLD, Halter.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and all pains cured al
once by this great Oil. HeWare of counterfeits
Pc sure to get De Grathts Electric Oil.
The genuine De Grath's Electric Oil for sale b,
Peseud & Calling Raleigh, and Druggists generally
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-05-06

In Franklin County, on the 18th ult., by John
G. Leonard, Esq, Mr.. Joseph Swanson, to Miss
Caroline Wood, all of Franklin County, N {.
In Richlands, Onslow Co., on the 18th ult, by
II. Cox, Esq., B. Switzerland, Esq, of Duplin, to
Miss z. Amanda Erwin, daughter of N. Erwin,
ESQ. Of Onslow.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.
Reported by GEO. Il. KELLEY q BhU'

GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 60. Gard %
spirits turp. rs; rosin III common tar,
ST So: salt sack. 100, timber 36st to $40 90 -four
SUPP. Z 90 a. family Z Is cora IS 400 butter 20 70
go meal SIS to 90; bacon, 1s3 hoground, IA O.
hams coffee, rio II to 124; laguayra Ii to IL; ia
va = to II, St. Domingo Ii q Il; sugars loaf
Is, crusheo 0 a Is; c Yellow 134 q 90, A coffee
90 a IA, brown 90 a 124; molasses hid. 90 q 90,
Dbl. So lime l % to I 35; COW peas 80 to %;
oats 90 to 55c.; cotton 12c to l3 lnrd IL; rice,
4 per cask, cleaned tallow candles I6 to is, ada.
o.. 70 40. snerm so TO 60. May 2
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THIS certifes that I have for several years
used Davis Pain Killer in my family in sew.
eral cases for which it is recommended, and
find it a very useful family medicine.
35-2t. A. BRONSON.
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PRICES MT.

RALEIGH MARKET.
Flour-The market is dull at Sc Is to Sc 90.
Meal in demand, ST a 81 05 a | 10 per bushel.
G 1.-The demands active, l 90 q l l9 per busf
Fodder per hundred, 81 to 81 60.
White Peas, l 90 and 81 10. Stock Peas go
Butter IS to soc.
Bacon-No. 1, hog round 123c, hams ID.
Lard Is to 131.
Eggs 10 to 124 per doz.
Cotton, good 12c; medium 1l3c.
Dry Hides. IL to IL.
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PRESS AND TYPE FOR SALE.

A IL the materials for a large Newspaper and
N Job Printing establishment are offered for
sale, AT VERY Low PRICES. The Press and most Of
the Type are nearly new, and will be sold alta
bargain. If two or more persons wish to purch-
ase separate portions Of the material, they can DO
accommodated.
For further particulars, reference is made to the
Editor of the Spirit of the age, whom the AdTer-
;ser has authorised to dispose of the Fixtures
Raleich. March q. 1857. 2S-tf
R1~ The Rev. A. WEAVER, preacher in charge
of Centenary Church, in Newbern, will deliver n
public address on the subject Of Temperance, in
Hookerton, on the first day OF May, 1857. The
public are very respectfully invited to attend.
April ID, 1857. 33-3t
Mg THE REV. JAMES MCDANIEL, Of Fay
etteville, win deliver the Valedictory Sermon be-
fore the Students of the United Baptist Institute,
Taylorsville, N. C. on Thursday 4th June next.
D. C. CRAWFORD, Cor. Sec. Gle. Society.
April a. 1887. 32-4w,
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We have also some soiled stock which are as
good as ever, for which we will sell at about half
price, as our object is to dispose Of this stock as
soon as possible. We assure all those that are in
want Of Shoes, that it would be greatly to their in
terest to purchase from us. All we ask is a call
before purchasing elsewher
DAVIS, ABRAHAMS 4 LYONS.
PETERSBURG. April 81, 1857. 35-
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no Sales Tobacco made by BROMLEY 4 Hicks,
Petersburg, Va, during the last few days.
William B. Mann, l hid leaf, 81 90.
G. w I. Blanch, | hid Printing, S,75.
David Parker, 2 hid leaf, 1854, Jugs, 1925.
Hon. J. r. Mason, 4 hhfleaf, 1900 1854 1900
David T. Barker, l hid leaf, ll,z5,
Bartholomew Kimble, 2 hid leaf, 1850, Jugs
11,O0.
Temperance Lemay, hid Tugs, I1,0o.
j. L. jenkins, | hid Tugs, 900.
w. H. Crews, 2 hid Tugs. 1878, leaf 1881.
DR.. J. +. Hicks, 2 hid lugs, 1854 a 1850.
I A. Taylor. 4 hid Tugs, 194 a 1O3 a 1O2 a II so.
Jas. W. Downey, 2 hid Tugs 1926 a 9,75.
=. R. 9 D. D. Overton, | hid leaf, 1925.
A.C. Moss, 2 hid Tugs, 1915 a 1915.
L. R. Parham, l hid Do 9,75 a 1915 a 1899.
N. G. Whitfield, 6 had Tugs, Il,75, leaf, 1925
14,50 a 1850.
Can't. Green Hill, hid leaf, 1900 q 1900.
Isaac III Davis, 2 hid Tugs IL ,624 a 1859.
w. M. Bennett l hid Tugs, 8, 623.
One 1T Of IL hhds Tugs at average of II ,25.
May, 2, 1857.
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I = DOZEN Silk and Scotch Bingham umotei-
il x las, direct from the manufacture.
W. H. VILLA. s & CO.
! March "a, 1857. a-
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DEATHS.

In this City. on the 28th ult., DR.. 81. NJ. Rich
ardson, after q long illness of consumption. His
end was peace. He was inferred with Masonic
honors.
In this City, on the 30th ult., Mrs. Whitaker,
wife of Wesley Whitaker, sr. She was enc of our
Oldest citizens, and died as she had spent q long
hope.
Samuel johnson, aged 10 years z months anu =
50 Mr. Johnson had been a member of the
Mstbodist Church about 40 years, in which time
he sustained the character of a truly devoted chris
tian. In his death the Church has lost one OF III
most substantial Members, the community q mos
worthy citizen and his children an aheetlonat'
father.
Denarted this life, in Richmond county, Nc.
at the residence of her son Hugh, April Gath, 1857
Mrs. Sarah McArn, relict of Mr.. Archibald McArn
; in the SD year OF her age.
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SAVE YOUR N


FCONOMY is wealth, and we encourage the
II practice of it by selling Well-made Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods at a great sa-
wing in prices.
Our stock Of Spring and Summer Clothing,
which we have made up expressly for this Market.
is now large and desirable, to which additions are
being made by the constant reception OF new goods,
and We pledge ourselves to make il the interest
of purchasers to buy of BRO. q co.
Raleigh, April 15, 1857. 81
We also keep for sale alarga assortment Of Hats,
Caps. Shoes, Boots and Caters.
nn AGENTS WANTED-$I3O,0 90 per
w month Here is Q rare chance for q
few young men to make a large salary without in
yesting a capital.
The above is no "three cent catch penny" or
humbug to introduce Patent Medicines, Books, &c.
For an outfit, enclose stamps Ter return postage.
Address I. S. CARTER, PLAIsTow, N. III.
February, 2S, 1857. 27-3m
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Fourteenth Animal Session of the =
tional Division,

The Annual session of the National d -
Sons of Temperance of North America,Z5 on
held in the city Of Providence, Rhode r. a
the second Monday of June next, atfAEaooant
NJ. The Session will be one of the M Ri for
ever held by the head Of the Orderk Lo.n;..l;tv
the attendance of every delegate. % nospts.;rfo
of the brethren in Rhode IslandRso y
make it one of the most pleasant anu maLa
tives, therefore, have every ipaucemens nv
the session one of fraternity, Wisdom anu p0"'
a full gathering. BY oruer. NM
Ok M. w. Scribe.
NoTICE.-we have purchased from the as
l4N-signees of James CROSBY, AstsI saacs' Nv Hs~
es' and Children's Gaiters and. Shoes, to which we
would call the attention ofthe Ladies. These goods
were made expressly for N. Y.!City trade in the
best manner, are equal to any Shoes ever sold in
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ID hnye heard you say,

a. ~ 80 and know our friends in heaven
If that be true, / shall see my boy again"
And thus the fountain Of grief is seaiedu W
in the Holy Of Holes of their heart owe
which a veil is drawn, that is never lifted pu
by the hand Of God.
In the beautiful words of Halleck, W
say
apraise to the bard his words are driven,
like hower-sesds BY the far winds. soWnj
Wherever beneath the sky Of heaven,
Tho birds Of fame have flown
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-05-06

reg It has been suggested that a Conven,
ton Of the Tobacco Manufactures, both of
Virginia and this State, be called, to meet in
Richmond on Tuesday, the 18th day Of June
next, to consider what action may be neces-
sary to their interests and that those who
may be favorable to the objects proposed, be
invited to attend.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-05-06

FIENDIsH.-The Chicago Journal learns.
that a man by the name Of Todd vent into a
saloon on the North Side, kept by one Quin-
Ian, and got drunk. Throwing himself upon
d sofa he got asleep, when the proprietor
threw burning fluid upon his clothes and set
it a fire. The man is said to be badly burn
ed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-05-06

MELANcHoLY.-Died, on Tuesday evening,
the 10Th instant, in Pratville, Ala, Mrs. NJ.
S. Glenn, wife of VIM. Glenn.
The cause Of the decease of Mrs. Glenn, in
the prime OF early womanhood, was the In
temperate use Of snuff. We hope those who
are in the habit Of indulging themselves in
the use of this unhealthy article will take
warning from the death of this unfortunate
lady.
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Raleigh. April p, 1857.
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The local editor Of an exchange publishes
a punning market report" in which he
states that 'stin plates are fiat, lead heavy,
iron dull, rakes not much inquired after,
champagne brisk, rhubarb and SIENNA are
drugs, starch is stiffening, and paper is sta
tionary. There is no life in dead hogs, but
| considerable animation in old cheese"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-18

The Memphis Daily Ne0s Of the l9 b. spesks OF
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad as follows:
"The most dangerous piece OF Railroad IN the
Union, If not in the world, s that between Chatta-
nooea and Stevenson. IL is the universal sentiment
of the delegates, that Railroad Comp ny which
transports Pr sengers over such road TOR pay,
ought TO be indicted for wanton and Wilipl dsro-
gard of human life, convicted and punished accord
inaly. As we have said before, there are more
sharp curves in dangerous places, on the thirty AID
forty miles Of road ref Ted 20, than al other line
Of Road 10 the United States can show. lt was one
Of these sharp curves that caused the breaking oil
the axle which resulted in the death OF young Moore
of our city, aud which came within hair breadth
of Sealing the fate Of fifty or sixty others. Until
this part Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Road Is
rendered more saie, great deal OF t-sv,l must o.
necessity be diverted from the Southern Route
into other channels.
II the above piece of Railroad is ''the most dan
gerous in the Union" why is it friend NeOs that on
that very portion of the same no accident has ever
hsppenedi At the same time, we, too, think great
care ought to be taken going over it
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
[Reports Furnished By the Associated Press.1

WASHINGTON, June l7.-Philp +. Thomas has
declined the Governorship of Utah, because the
remuneration ig insufficient. Major Hopkins, OF
Florida, has not been offered it, reported. Col.
Cummings will probably be appointed.
Gen. Walker has written long letter to the
President which will probably cause an investiga
ton Of Capt. Davis conduct. letter from E1-
Secretary Dobbn, confirmed by official documents,
says be mas not used Walkers name in instruc-
tons to Capt. Davis. His object in sending a
vessel to San Juan was to protect American inter
ests in that quarter.
New YoRK, June l7.-Msyor Wood has sur
rendered himself TO the Coroner
The twelfth regiment of State troops are under
arms.
Several policemen were badly Injured in an af-
fray to-day. Their recovery Is doubtful.
ST. LOUIS, June Fort Riley correspondence
of the 9Th, says the Cheyennes attacked and de-
stroyed an emgrant train eighty miles west, on
the 9th. Four killed and three wounded. The
Indians are in the OF Summers' lUrce.
TOPEKA, June l2.-Both branches Of the Leg
islature are busy perfecting county township
organizations RObusous message sent 10 the
Legislature has not been disturbed.
NEW YoRK, June l7-Mayor Wood has been
arrested a second warrant, with out resist Ince
Also, Mr.. Turner, deputy street commissioner, aud
Capt. Bennett, of the Mayors police were arrested
for being concerned in the outrages Saturday, at
the City Hall. The three were held TO bail tor
So 600 each.
The steamer Fulton, from Havre, has arrived.
Her dates are anticipated.
BosToE June 17.-The eighty-second auniver-
sary of the battle OF Bunkers Hill is being cele-
brdted on most magnificent scale.
The steamship America, sailed for Liverpool at
O'Clock to-day, with $l25. OOO, 900 in specie.
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CIR AIN III

The great scarcity of grain in this and many OF
the Northern and Western States, render it abso-
lutely necessary that the farming community should
save every head of wheat and every blade OF grass
In the coming harvest. To enable them to do this
effectually, we would recommend to them the
kentucky Harvester" most excellent CON hined
Reaper and Mower, for sale by Messrs. Macy
Hamilton, No. a College street. The Harvester
possesses many qualities superior to any machine
10 use-among which strength, durability and
lghtness of draft. All who wish a machine for
saving their harvest, will do well to call early.
iunel6-lI
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Crooker,s millinery Establishment.


We doubt whether the fair danes and bellies OF
Nashville have ever experienced so much difficulty
in the selection of bonnet, as this season, a. this
establishment. The cause is not TO be found in the
increased iastidiousness or captiousDess of their
tastes, in the paucity Of the stock ineegance
OF the styles. No; We must look for it in some
other quarter. Their fancies to tell the truth have
been bewildered by the great variety and beauty Of
the assortment to choose from. They experience
such sensations while beholding it, as one feels
in a rich conservatory surrounded by the rsrest ex-
otics andavedIn their delicious perfumes They have
such emotions as led the poet to wish that the
fps OF all wOmankind, especially the Beauties were
condensed into one pretty pouting pair that he
might, in kissing them, kiss the whole race. Where
there is so much elegance, so great variety,
choice must be difficult. The things natural; and
the dear creatures not blame. But not of bon
nets alone does Crooker's congress consist. Nearly
all descriptions of millinery goods are represented
thcre-from the lightest and most ETHEREAL to the
heavier fabrcs which art produces to adOrn the
ovelest of natures han1works. al5u
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
June l7-COmmerce, Carthage.
DEPARTED.
June l7-Charter, Padacah.
Commerce, do

DEPARTED.
June l7-Charter, Paducah.
Commerce, do
Ella, St. Louis.
The river was rising little yesterday, with 81
feet water on the Shoals.
The heavy rain of Tuesday night caused the
Cumberland to rise yesterday quite fast This NOR
ming there will probably be between four aud FIVE
feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
The rise in the river will undoubtedly allow the
James Johasoa, from New Orleans, row in this
river, to come up, and also the AleoniG, from ST.
Louis, which port she left on Tuesday evening
last.
The Ella had everything to herself yesterday in
the way Of freight and passengers to ST. Louis she
being the only boat at the landing. She left last
evening with fine trip for St. Louis.
We were pleased to meet On yesterday our a.
tentive liver friend, Commodore DOYLE, clerk of
the far famed steamer SaLTe West. Mr. d. has
just returned from Paducah, end reports the SaEie
on the ways undergoing repairs. he looks in good
order and well condition, and ne trust bis respite
may be pleasant and agreeable ID our midst.
The Blanche LeDis is the packet boat for Padu-
cab to-day at 10 o'clock. Capt Bateman viii put
passengers through in quick time. She connects
with the Louisville and St Louis packets at Padu-
cab. Get aboard early as she will leave punctuaIly
at the hour.
The C'ty Of Huntsville will be in port this NOR
ming, and leaves to-day at o'clock, for Memphis
and all way points. She is in command Of Capt.
Weaver, attentive and experienced, assisted in the
Office ty one Of the most affabe clerks on th e
river. G,t aboard early and secure rooms.