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tIy A. GREEN, AuctIonsor
ruHR IIGEE EIS SALE NE HlIISE A \

by y. IN huctlOnoOr
'VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
y AT PUBLIC AUCTION, SITUATED on 9rH ST.
NAVY SAkD- virtue of a deed of trust bear ms
date the 18th day OF January, 1855 and recorded
10 Iiler A. No: Ill. follos 348 $50 $50 and a5I
one Of the land records for Washington county, d.
C., shall sell, on WEDNESDAY, the I3th isv Of
next ocfooer, at U oc ock M the premises, part
Of Square numbered $50, with the improv eIne It's
thereon which consist 81 small Brick House, with
The terms are: One halfof the whole purchase
money In cash; the balance IN and y months. A
deed gwen aud decd trust g KEN to secure the de
ferred ayments. Title indisputAble. 1.-THE terms
OF sale are not complied with in days alter the day
risk OF the former purchaser. All oshveys noes at
the cost Of the purchaser. ..
sen.iav&ds A. GREEN, Auet,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

W rhssgh " The star" IL printed On the
fsseest stesn press In sse south 81 Bsiti.
mere, ts edition 10 - large n 70 ressire 10
70 BE Pst 70 press nj IN early hsar, AdyeF-
dsrments, therefore, should be sent IN By ~
s'eieck. N; otherwise they may ne, appear
until the next day. t.-..i r.1..-G
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. - Flour Is heavy; Howard
street and Ohio S5.37 as so.
Wheat Is dull for common qualities, but prime
is in demand; reds 81 .i4al -; white 81 .25ai ~
Corn is dropping; white 79sSOc; yellow ssas9c.
Whisky is steady.
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xIyEAVER. opposite BrOuHS', can farni.h sny
w pizei psrty with ell Of the best CONFEC-
TtoN-. a O., Ac: and elso fsrnlsh the Wsre tor
table at low rates. Try him. Sessw
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GALE OF MOST yALUBLE BUILDING
NJ LOT ON STREET. NEAR 18TH STREET.-By
virtne OF deed of trust duly made and ex eoutAd To
me shah oner Tor sale, On the premises, ON FRI
DAY, the 18th day OF OctnDeT next, at o'clock ID.
M. parts Of Lots numbered and 2, IN Square num-
bered 2S3 having front on street OF 81 feet 2
lnehes,a running back with that width 81 feet TO-
inches. A frame building stands upon a portion of
the sad premises
The above lot is located on street, between 18th
ana 4th ktreets west, Immed ately of the resi-
denes of Mr.. John J. Joyce. and is regarded one
q. me most eligible building sites IN the city of
Washington.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash balance in C, u.
and ~ months, the purchaser to notes for the
deferred pay ments bearing interest and red by
deed oil trust on the premises Unless the terms
be complied with IN five days the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk aud cost
OF he defautIns purchaser. by advertising such re
sale tnIee times ia the National Intel Igenctr.
JOHN +. ENNIS, Trustee.
&C II d A GREEN Auct
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NARSHAtPS SAEE.-In virtue of writs of
lVl heri faclas, ISSUED from the Clerks Once { 4
the CIrcuIt Court OF the District of Columbia for
the county oil washington, and to me directed, .
VIII expose To public sae Tor CASH. In front of he
Court nouse door of said county, on MONDAY,
the lst day OF NOyembor, 1858, at ~ O'CLOCK nl q.
the following deserted property, To wit: Lots Nos
ard H. IN Square No. IL. original Lots Nos 8.
and d IN Square No. l4i and east 80 feet ol Lot No.
2, IN square No. la. beginning al the southwest
corner of said lOf Ind running thenca east 80 feet
thence north I2e feet 10 the OF sald lot, thence
A. feet and thence south I'D feet t. the poHt OF
beginning, together with all and singular the Inl-
prOvements there IN the city of washington, ID
c.. seized and levied upon the property Of Chas
H. Van Patten ard wi; be sold To satisfy Jndclais
Nos ~ I4a 81, 372 S13 SIS, 81 a. q S1s, 10 October
term Is58 PaIro a Nuurse, John f.. Kendall. John
w rhonpssu " ID. Gilman. Nicholas cker, JRo.
and Mari Mahonsy, w n. Ward, and Michael
Kelly VS. Charles Van Pstten.
' w. SEEDEN. Marshal
oc7-ts for the District of Coumtaa
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MunicipaI Election

SkvANAH, Oct. l2-Our municipal elections
here yesterday resulted In the choice oftbe DEM
ocratic Mayor and Board Of Aldermen by large
Inainrifv
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
A DMlNlSTRArOR'o SALE OF HORSES.
"A BUGGIEs, OATS, NEGROES, HOUSEHOLD AMI
hLIcHEN FURNITURE. c.. AT Auction. On
THURSDAY. the 18th instant, we shall sell, con-
menclns at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the late residence
and sta Hes OF Lew Humphrey, deceased. on north
e, between "a and 9Th sireets. by order Of the Or
phans, Court, all the Personal Effects of the de-
ceased,
Three fine Horses, four or FIVE good Buggies,
Large lot of Harness,
Saddles and Brides, and Stable Utensils,
About $40 bushels prime Oats, lot OF Hay. &c.
FIVE valuable Servants, three men and two women,
slaves for Ife.
Also. the Furniture in the house. We enumerate
In part
number of ex celIent Beds and Mattresses,
large lot of Bedding and Bedsteads,
Wardrobes and WRshstands,
Mahogany and other Bur, aus,
SOfas, Sid eboa q and Tables
Carpets, Table Linens, Window Curtains, &c,
OOklng and other Stoves,
Two barrels hne Potomac Herring.
A large lot of Crockery and Glass Ware, and Kitch
On Requisites
The sale will commence with the household fur
at one o'c Ock, shall proceed to sell the Negroes
Hnrses, CsTrIaEes. Oats. &c.
Terms for Furniture ana Household Effects: Tn
der 20 cash; over S2Oa credit of 81 and 90 DAYS
For Negroes, Horses, Carriages, Ozts &c: One
half cash balance a credit of months, the pur-
chaser or purchasers to give notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest IN all cases of credit.
w. n. THOMAS,
JOSEPH BEASLEY,
Administrators.
Oo7-5t A. GREEN, Auct.
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NOTICE.

n NOTICE.
Il ERSONS indebted To me whether an iudgmen'.
notes, open accounts, of2 s. aud ears standing.
are requested 20 settle their accounts within
month from this day. unpaid.
Accounts will then be ex posed IN my show window
to be sold to the highest bidder
Also. having received supply thirst CLASS foods.
for gentlemen's wear. OF Frenon and knglsh manu-
facture, will sell cheap only for cssh;
w. PETERSEN,
oce-eo2ys 4stbs Pa. av., bet. Sd and ~ ats.
SUPERIOR PURE OLD RYE WHISKY
- for Medicinal use, price 81 gallon, or 50 cts
Der bottle Many gentlemen of VIrgI "A, Maryland,
and the District, (ali regarded good Judges no
have Thoroughly rested AZ, pronounce It much the
beat Whisky IN the market.
EDWARD HALL,
Extensive dealer IA All kinds OF
Liquor aud Family GrOc srtes,
90 7-e0l0t No. ~ Lon Hv. oppo. cen;rs MARKET.
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Closing up Of an Insurance Company.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Atlantic Mutual
Insurance Company has gone into liquidation fOI
the purpose ofclOsing business, after four years
existence, during which heavy marine losses la w
been incurred aud promptly paid.
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L. OP MING
Il A l. l. A N ID w IN + Il u
NIIhhINEH
Now Tel dy for sale an elegant assortment Of
MIL lNERN AND TRIM vi ~ GOODS,
purchased mostly for cash at vers low prices, and
embracing ev-Tyt rev and desifsLie
an the WAY OF
FRENCH BONNErS.
FaENCH FLOWERS, RlBtNDS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, ZEAL LACES,
NEl.NETS of all doris, for BonnetR,
SnfiPiiRE ttTfSS TRIMMINGS, French.
Cloth and VELVET CLOAkS,
UNDERSTANDS, very cheap,
HOOP Skirts, HEAD DRESSES, &o.
The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Will
hereafter BE- under the care Of MISS So a
PHIs ZAREwsEA, lady Of great experI- HD
enoe "a business WAC hss been an my em 49,
poy the past twelve months. She will sIveSd.
her person.l attention to the business and
any orders eft with her will be faithfully executsd.
DhESSMAkIkG IN the latest French style.
N. B.-My old customers who have promptly pad
their balls W hen presented will be acoomned ted
with the usual credit. but i am detet mined from
ms INV ~ M. WILLIAM,
,e an 9v Opposite Centre Market.
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By BARNARD a. BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.
trust from Rich,d Daley dated July 81 1852, and
OF record. we will offer at public auction, WE'D
NESDAY the 1uth Cay of October next. at O'Clock
p. m. on the premises, those parts Of Lots Nos.
eighteen lS and nlneteen( 81 Ia fhos. Reas addI
ton To Is eorg inthe following bounds
VIZ: Beginning at the eastern extremity of Lot l.,
of The original plan of Georgetown, ard running
thenc' on Bridge street east - feet inches thence
nrth lA feet t"a ~ feet alley, thence, with rad
alley, west "a feet inches, and thence south in q
stTais Int line to The beg aiming, with the improve
msnts, consisting of three story frame house anc
brick back bs nd ng.
ERIN. of sale One third OF the purchase money
to he paid In cash and the resid ne equal IN
stalments at and m0ni his, with inter, st, TO he
well secured Terms of sale must he complied with
In one week after sale. or the property may he re-
solo at the risk and cost of the rst purchaser, after
one weeks notice.
WAITER 8. cox.
FERDINAND W. RISQUC
Trustees Georg etOwn Building Association,
BARNARD BUCKLEY, AuctlOneers.
oa~Q
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EOR kENT.-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
with basement, on ID st eet, Georgetown, the
late residence OF M. DE BodIsco oOntaing 10 or IL
rooms; Tbs house and lot are large and complete
order, having all the necessary out buildings, baths,
go. IL 10 one OF the most commOdious in George
town, and well arranged for comfort aud elegance.
Apply 70 BROOKE b. WILLIAMS. GEORGETOWN
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Mock PoLIce.-For some time past, several
young men have been in the habit Of going to an
alley In the rear of Mayor Berret's residence, in
tue Second Ward, where a number Of colored
4 >milirs reside, and representing themselves as
nor 'cemen, be have disOT deriv, and impose on the
Ionor mt eolored people there. Last night four
AZ them Were taken from that locality and placed
in tho Guard house, and this morning paid 81 rs
sarh for ,sle!r sport
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsKMTs

0EU6UEIUWN AUVEKTISEM Is.
RlCHMOND.-The schooner South Wind, g.
h w. Mitchell master. having the most of-rS.
her cargo engaged will 10 aspatched for the ~
above port ON or about the l4th instant For.&a2
balaLce OF freight apply to
oc u 2t- Water street
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GlEcoNp DISPATCH I

The City of Baltimore brought large and val
liable cargo and 100 passengers She will doubt
less reach New York on Tuesday morning
The Atlantic telegraph shares were selling al
f3l5af325
The Liverpool Corn Trade Association recon-
minded that corn, Hour and meal be- sold by the
uniform standard of 100 lbs weight
Prince Napoleon bad gone 10 Warsaw 20 invite
the Emperor Alexander 20 visit Paris
/. The Duke Of Maakof il to be married on the
return Of the Emperor from Cbalons.
port OF refuge is TO be constructed between
BTest and Cherbourg.
The telegraph now in operation between ~.
Petersburg aud Moscow is 10 be extended 20 China;
thence across the Russian possessions and Behr-
ing's Straits to America
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HaRpoRING ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ofncer
Nast arrested two colored boys, indentured ap-
prentice. to person in Charles county, Md, IS
fugitiyes They were returned to their master
On, a, this grew the Arrest OF Rebecca Ann Ma
son. III. mother of the boys, on warrant issued
by Justice Dom She Is charged with enticing
the boys TO runaway and CONS to this city and
harbofing them. sbs is now resident OF this
CITY Her case will be tfied this afternoon.
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Qua nRIEsD John n. Roby, No $40 Pennsyl-
vanis avenue, Is the very man for such as want
good article Of family groceries at the lowest
price at which such article can be offered -.
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SENT TO JAIL.-Yesterday, Policeman Kelly
arrested John Dulany for being drunk in the
street Doianey resisted the oHRcer, and Increased
his offences by drawing q knife with which he
cut the officers hand He was taken to the once
Of Justice Dom, who committed him 10 Jail for
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HALIFAX, Oct N The $500 a,
pre- sailed for New York a. m " .asn I'm
found i",srss additional new., by her, viii s.
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NOTICE The creditors Of Messrs. Hicks L
l King, who signed their deed Of trust made to
the subscriber and the late John II. King, are re
Quested to deliver, forthwith, to the subscriber,
their res pectIye accounts.
7-2wF JOSEPH LlBBEX.
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NER oRIRANa oLAsaIrIcArIoN.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR. The sales eabaeed 1900 hhds at previous rates.
Fair 10 Fully Fair 43Stg5c- n %.
MoLAssEs Some 2O0 bbls sold I4@l9c for In.
Choice 50 House a. and 400 half bbls 2S
6D24c y gallon
FLOUR The demand fair with sales of 5000 bbls, In
elnding 400 and liz Ohio 81 25 200 Illinois "a S 800 ST.
Louis 81 SIX around $500 Tennessee Extra for export
81 Is 400 in lots at So 100 Plants several lots Sc 5 and
SOOsUnbranded at % sOass SIX o Dbl.
sales Of Corn embraced $500 sacks Including
$50 White and Mixed SIC 5000 for Prime White and
81 for Good Yellow s5 Green Yellow AS and 600 Ordinary
White 55e bnshel or Oats 400 sacks Good ST. Louis
sold lOs and 100 Poor $50 u bushe selling
in small lots at Csc y 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS Pork IN good request with sales Of
1850 bbl Mess in lots aud it Prime and Rumps all private
terms Mess sl and 100 Prime sI2 bbl OF Bacon
So Rbbsd Sides sold in lots &C. u of
Shoulders IA and 20 terces Fancy Sugar Cured Hams
Sgl2c q Lard 50 bbs No sold at7 100 bbls and
teces No. 90 Prime at s and 400 kegs SIC . b.
RICE. 1000 erces have been sold within the last
week mostly to arrive, 3Sse, and Prime is held at
ss[e an.
COFFEE Prices advanced &c with sales Of $500 bags
eomprisinglQ0 SIC lots 9lO ls6 lO, and "a
Sknnngs at 7c q D.
WESTERN LIME 400 bbls Alton and 2O4 Utica sold 81
Rbbl
wHIsKY..rhe market hrmer, with sales of $50 bbs
Reethed mostly l60 and 100 divers Extra lTe q
gallon,
FREIGHTs... Hamburg ship taken for Liverpool at
ssadfor Cotton American 76d, and the consignment Of
British vessel ct 1854.
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GALVESTON AND INDIANOL A-steamshiP Texas-S
bales Meklergy Bfadfordl2 do Hewitt Norton keo-
Is Campbell Strong-5 Cooper &eo22 Robert Mills 8ee
sundries TO Buddeeke &eoS head Of cattle TO lmbean
Mehle.
KEY WEST win FLORIDA PoRTs-steamshp Atisntie-
% bales BamlinlT do Rogers Moodl &cosun-
dries W Wakefield &co-Moreno Bros-G ~ Mee III &co-1
Post & Me-D Williams & Sons A Bartett-W Donneu a
COB F Nichols-Rhorer BroS-co d Tcmpkns
INDIANoLA VIA GALvEsToN-steamship Galveston
a bales Kelly &co-2 Turn-l6 5 o Nilsson
&co-sundries 10 order
IIvERPoOL-Shir Parsons-2i bils steel 10 cases do
TO Violet AGO. thread q do mdse % boxes ndse 10
Iechford &cOS2 casks eware Moieh
8co-i Kitridge Folsom do guns SHARK stau
6co-l do Heaon Oiver-l do mdse Holmes-l0s casks
byrates 939 bars iron 2T57 sacks salt TO order.
BARCELONA-Bark LauraS3 boxes olives l502jars oil 800
boxes strings garlic 800 boxes oranges rs bags al
monds 100 cards pkg saffron be pepper ~
beans is peas bb seed casks ssIdnes TiHtorr
Fatio jars loo bbs do Dc Fuenes kco-IU
bales PUG Mir co24 h ~ or do bags peas
do beans do pepper Bsiool2 hf pipes wine ~ bxs cod
6sh eeroons bbls pepper box saffron Gelp-l
box ribbons Fernandez 6co do Goldfish Castillo Harispe
l box Camerden.
TCHEFuNCTA-schr Aleyon-35.O00 bricks to order.
TCHEFU NCTA-Sekr United states-40 cords of wood
asr
ANTE RTyER-schr Aert-30 cords wood to order.
BTL0XI-Schr ResoluiiOn-40 cords wood to order.
DILOXI-schr Southerner-35 cords wood 10 order.
TcHEFUNCrA-Schr sylphyde-4O0 bbls sand to order.
OCvINGTON-Schr Fontainbleau-s50OO bricks to order.
BILoXI-sehr Mary Jane-2O cords woed 10 order.
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Total. 49,. .s8s84225 564sia 6255o8g q
BANKS OF PHILADELPHIA

The principal Of the week has again been in the
grocery Market about previous aies The provision market
has excited with constantly upward tendency which
degree checked sales In tobacco the sales have
without material change in prices Flour has
dull Grain has been arriving 10 only small qnan
The money market continues unchanged. The banks
take only Hrscass paper good deal Is therefore thrown
ont, which bears pretty hard the business community
scheme foot petition the Legislature
the Bank of Kentucky Northern Bank and Bank Of
Louisville with provision that they issue postnoes and loan
them farmers enable them pay their debts merchants
and traders but with little favor The true remedy Is
should send their market instead Of
holding waiting uitlesey for higher prices.
We New York and Boston very firm
premium Philadelphia It has declined FL and
Baltimore premium. New Orleans sight quote ncmi
naly AZ premium.
money have change notice, The notes
banks of Tennessee still per discount
The delightful until Sunday. Since Il has
been raj ing with but little inermson The river is in ne
Feghts continue here and rates low though
understand they more plenty below.
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CILMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANT,
" LATOR in plantations, comprising the
largest smallest classes Of which 1t has taken OIL
with combination of the following advantages
over any application of q Granu-
lator or ar entire steam train:
l. It requires pressure so pounds strike
a Battery"
@ II requires additional water for the boilers.
g. Its pipes "scae' or require cleaning.
heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
body Juice and hard grained made
being all condensed and returned the boilers
direct additional boilers required where the mill
boilers large and man Bagasse Furnace Is usedone
boilers 80 inches diameter and "a feet long
with Gimans Furnace furnish grind
the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds.
per day.
The Pneumatic Battery granuaor In operation
the planter than other bat
terry application of steam to making sugar. in entirely
by steam.
For further information pamphlet with full specifications
drawings will be furnished application the Subscriber
who for the Battery, Evapo-
Clarhers be used with direct exhaust steam
SAMUEL II. GILMAN
d 10 GirAvier street. New Orleans, la.
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Jsfery's Double-Aeting Suction and Force Pump,
10Th India Rubber Bal Yatves,
Suitable Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining EXcsya
lions, Dry Docks, ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc. etc. etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for This Stale
for the Jeerys Improved Double Acting Pump with
Rubber Ball Valves Is prepared to receive orders
This valuable invention patented june
awarded the FIRST PREMIUM NJ the New
York state Fair held Elmira Ia that year. In intro
dneing Pump to this community the undersigned feels
that his efforts to bring into general viii be
seconded all its operation and construction
perfect adaptation Of solid Balls OF India Rubber Tor
Pump Valves will be apparent 10 thinking mind
and their Yielding surface
certainty operation and perfection OF action which cannot
be attained by the any other Valves The simplicity Of
arrangement facility th which the parts be removed
AMI desirable Pump Every Planter, Ship Steamboat
Captain should possess OF these valuable Pumps
their they can Ia moment be
transformed into al efficient Fire Engine.
Sire No Possesses capacity OF forcing 70 gallons per min
Size No possssses capacity Of forcing 40 gallons min
Size No possesses capacity Of forcing rs gallons per min.
ute Price so.
be expected Nos and are ad
Houses for forcing the caneuiee mo-
lasss and the ordinary which Pump generally
Piled while for redeeng swampy Lands The No as are ndis
pensshle.
speak themselves and that later
they will 20 into general use. -,
Samples Of size No in operation at G. G. Bier
Co.'S % Camp Price Couons No lu Poydras
street of the undersigned where persons
vited 10 call and examine before purchasing
MIA ly 50 GrAyier street.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Galveston Mashhurnn, Indian0la Gal
on, W . fempleion-- Berwlcks Bay.
steamship Atlantic, Talbot from Key Wes West Florida
foris to Harris Morgan deo-lsi district
Harris, Morgan Aco-ist dist.
Steamship Gen Rask smith, from Brazo Santiago to Harris
Ship Parsons, orOws from Liverpool Nov sOh to master
sshr Aieyon Narcise from covinrton-Basiu
Schr United States from rcheiunIa--Basin
schr Alert kiefs, from Amite Riyer-Basin.
schr Resolution. Andanio, from BloNi-Basin.
schr Soltherner, from Biloxi Basin.
sssT sSseSs ssFe p,sa tso
sehF Mary Jane - from Boxi-Basin,
sehI Fanny Blister coran, from the Coastal dist PIT.
schr Eimna, -, from the Coastal dist Pr
Sehr Eedie,-, from the Coast, masteF--2d dist 7.
Sehr Louisa - from the Coastal dist TT.
Schr Oregon -, from the Coastal dist z T.
sehr Warren, -, from the Coastal dist 7.
sTKAMBoATs.
Laurel I'M, Hooper. from Bayou Sara.
kimeail MhiieneaTyi from Shreveport
VIM burton Leuallier, from Washington.
Pelican Ashton. from Arkansas River
NV Powell Estes, from Voksburg.
Belfast, Wray, from Memphis.
Grenada, Aartin nom Red River
Cuba. Hern. from Mobile.
| Souihron, Goodwin, from Yermiion.
Towboai Miandon whann. from the Passes-tweed
and 18th nlt sh Golden Star barks Audne and
Nesia and brig George-brought up ship Parsons
BELow-ooMIEa UP.
Ship Independence, Eusis, days nom New York, to
sehr Repu6Ie cApoon, from Galveston.
schr ihes Acton, Baker from Galveston via AtakSpas
/ PAssEEaERs,
Per ship Parsons from Iserpoos4 in the Storage.
MEMORANDA.
az The steamship Texas passed ship Independence ih
Bar bsagd up.
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MoRE-Sehr Virginia Anionietta-G Fosdisk-
John Hurley &co-Dudey Nelson &eo-Mandevie Mclhen
ny-Jones Mackinder Seo-tIon Keunedy-E Hart &co--
SHARK Staufer &co-J & Nomeut-N RiohardsL Parrett
Sco--W S Gampbell-D n Morpny-Peet Simms &co-Meyer
4 BrOLechner Zegler-G Hebon-J Sarrazn and order.
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EXPORTS.

INnIANoLA VIA GALVESTON--StcamshIp Mexico
hbs Hour 200 hbs whisky, 80 bbis potatoes 49, bbs
lasses, % hhds sugar. $3.50 sacks corn.
SAN sEBAsTIAN-Brig ohmbo--S4i bales cotton, 1880
TENNESSEE RIVER-Steamer Charolec--S0 hhds sugar
sD hbs molasses hf mouses salt 0 sacks
coffee.
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W0KsE THAN kALLoCH.-The New Hampshire
Patriot contains the following paragraph:
4 correspondent informs us that Rev. Obadiah
Smith, Of Fremont, well known in that vicinity as a
heawllng Kansas shreker, was on Wednesday last
brought before magistrate, charged with triple
ryime upon his own daughter, and on the testimony
OF his wife aud daughter committed to Jail TO
await bis trial at the next term Of the criminal court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03

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"a CHAM. AND AGENT FOR JEFFERYiS DOUBLE
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RUBBER BALL VALVES.