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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

NoTICE-Tne annual exhibition OF the
I UpPERylLLE USIoS CLUB Tor The improve
ment OF HORSES. will be held in Upperyllle
or The 18th of June 1855 Premiums are offer
ed tor one, two, ard three year olts for Riding
STICK and the same Tor Colts Tor quick draught,
and tor heavy drdught
Persons entering Tor the premiums, must send
IN their names on before the 18th OF jane.
No entries can be made alter that day.
Members will pay their subscriptions to the
Secretary. II. a. HALL, Sec'y and Treasurer
UppeFvIle, Fauquler Co. my 25-eotJel9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

The Steam Pump OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, Immediately opposite the mouth
of the Sooth Branch Of the Potomac, has
been placed in thorough repair, and after
duo examination and trial, is found to an
ever its purposes admirably. In case of q
drought it is thought it will be of immense
advantage in keeping up supply of water
for the canal. At present, acdter is INST the
thing wanted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

A lad named King, was brutally murdered
by Q man named Walls. near Oldham, in AL
leghsny county, Nd, ON Monday last -
Walls attempted to make his escape, but was
arrested after considerable difficulty, and
lodged in Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

The New Orleans Picayune speaks 10 high
terms If the General Assembly of the Pres
byterisn Church, which recently held it SEES
sions 10 New Orleans. 1t says that not only
intellectual power, but a spirit of conssr'a-
tism admirably blended with that of pro-
gress, characterized the men who guided Its
deliberations. 1t was worthy Of note that
every thought, every sentiment uttered, was
sminently national. The leading men 10
the body, though they did not on all occa-
sions obtrude themselves upon public notice,
were those who formed liuks between the
present and past generations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

Two "emigrants" from Liberia, returned
to Farm,ille, Va, give a very unfavorable
account of their experience in, and the pros
poets of. the Colony in Africa. Their story
is said to be very much exaggerated, and
m any Of their statements are denied. 1t
seems to be thought, however, that there is a
lack of industry and energy in the colony,
and that too large plumber Of the coloDiSts
occupy themselves in trading peddling and
other shifts to raise little money to buy
pro visions, instead of going to work with
their plows aud hoes to produce it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

The Fertilization bill was defeated in the
House Of Representatives, by thirteen major
i,y. II will probably come up again 10 suoth-
or shape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

The Committee on the Judiciary in the
House of Representatives, have reported a.
gsinst any action Oh thesuhject of g Bankrupt
Law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

Mr.. Seward has introduced proposition,
into the Senate, to continue the present SEES
sion of Congress, until the 3O;h Of June.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

The Sensts has postponed the Homestead
bill until January next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
ICossuxIcATHD.
The County Election

Ine county ELECTION
The result of the County Election will be.
no doubt, hailed as Democratic triumph;
and, in one peculiar sense it was:-although
the two Democrats elected were not run as
Democratic candidates but as independents.
At the third ward polls, where voted,
saw several Democrats vote for candidates
who were not Democrats, and several Wings
or Americans vote for Democrats: sod an
told, this was tho case. in all the Wards.
The American nominated candidate for Com
missioner Of the Revenue was voted for BY
most of the Democrats. So that there was
splitting tickets oil round-aud party lines
were not strictly drawn. MIR. Sinclair The
American nominated candidate for Clerk oil
the Circuit Court, aud Dir. Dufey, The
American nominated candidate for CommI'
pioner of the Revenue, were elected-ind
Mr. Sangster as Sheriff, and hr. Berry IS
Clerk Of the County Court, both Demoera"
10 politics, but both running without party
nominations, and as independents, were cleo
ted. If the Democrats prevailed for two oil
the ofhces, the American candidates succeed
ed in Two others. Ii is admitted that parry
politics bad nothing TO do with the election
Of County Constsblss This, believe ns
fair representation Of the case. Many d
the voters cas-. their votes for individuals ~
respective of all party considerations. a.
for general politics, this county Is rs "ucn
Anti-Democratic as it ever was, and the u,
ture will show this, whenever real poIl'S"'
issues shall arise. 1t may be far otherwise.
when party is lugged in to all matters, aoa
all elections. and sll Offices, having no COZ
pection wish politics at all A ClIlLhN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
STATE ELECTION.
ALEXANDRIA COUNrY-OFFIClAL
P0R LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
nIsTRlCTs

Isl md Bird 4th ab
w. L. Jackson. .....l39 81 22I llg 20
Scattering .......... IL 2 81 10 -
Jsckson's majority over all 527.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
Ep,.oopa, Convention In winchester.


Perhaps the most interesting feature OF
the whole occasion, 10 view Of the exclusive
ness which is generally attributed to branch
at least Of the Episcopal Church, was the
cordlality with which members If the Coz
vention, both clerical aud lay, united IN the
uuion prayer meetings, which we'e assigned
for the week TO the kent street Presbyterian
church, but which were transferred toward
the close of the week, to the cOmmodlous
Methodist Episcopal church, for greater &C
commodation. At the union prayer meeting
of Saturday afternoon, Bishop Johns deilV-
cred an earnest exbortstlOn, and the services
of Sunday afternoon were conducted by Epls
copal laymen, Philip Williams 10 the upper
hall of the Methodist church, and d. Holmes
Conrad, of Martinsurg, in the basement,
both apartments being required to contain
the crowd, estimated at not less than fifteen
hundred Several addresses were delivered
one by the Rev. Mr.. Atkins, an eloquent
visiting Episcopal divine from Pbiladel phia,
aud another by clergyman IRON the gallery,
under the manifest inspiration OF the mo-
ment. All this may not have been in accor-
dance with 1.-THE thirty-nine articles but 1t
was with the genius OF Christianity; and tbs
EpiscOpaiiaus of Virginia, in their 'low
church" capacity, regard that as Of para
mount Importance. 1t is a happy circum-
stance in the prevailing union meetings that
membe of the various denominations can
meet together, in disregard Of non-es-entlals
in creeds for the promotion Of vital religion.
If pursued out to its legitimate conclusion,
it will be productive Of degree of good that
even the most sangune piety could not have
fully asplred TO at the start Vim Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

II HODES SUPER PHOSPHATEoF Li, Luz
IL, manufactured from the Formula Of IN
JAMES HIGGINS, State Chemist OF par
land. Every lot offered for sale ID rsg1'''I
Analysed by De- JAMES HIGGISs and CH'S-''
BIcKELL fully warranted.
In introducing this highly authenticate ~
tilizer 10 the Agrculturlst Of the United S'S''
Tor the year 1853, We iorbesr any lsrg'le".'
remarks, as their Intelligence Is ALREADY 80
formed OF the value OF Bones treated VIA 81.
phurc Acid, producing the blPaoSP'4
lime, and thereby yielding the Soluble fho'l.,
ric Acid, the etficIen: and Indispensable mum
ment Of plants .,h
As many preparations are offered 10 'h' ~,
lie styled Super Phosphates" We nave me. Ha1'
arrangements with Drs. Higgins ana D'C, W.
who will anslyze every lot OF RHoDho
PER PHOSPHATE OF LINE, offered iof s''
and will report the results to the pubic ,,u
Pamphlets containiT z detailed accoTuI -,
be furnished on application, or ior"a fn
mail X. NJ RHODES Il Co"
l4l West Pratt street, Baltimore
WATERS, ZIMMERMAN q ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
The convention Election In Maryland.

The returns from the counties continue -
show large vote 10 opposition to the call
for Convention to remodel the Constitution
of Maryland As far as received the vote
sums up as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

h HICKFRING n SONS PIANOS The
J subscriber IS again in receipt OF 90 and T.
octave PIANOS. These. with the stock in
store, complete MS usual assortment, always the
largest and most elegant IN this city, embracing
PIANOS OF every scale and style, from The neat
and plain 10 the most deliberately finished, from
the old and celebrated Factory OF Chickering Il
Sons, whose instruments are acknowledged by
all the first artists TO surpass all others in the
country.
Also, PIANOS OF beautiful tone and finish,
and OF reliable workmanship. from the appro.
we'd Boston and New York factories
The Subscribers experience Of twenty five
wears ~ the Piano business, with his nyariable
cash purchases. enable him TO offer the best In
s;rumen's at lower prices than they can be
bought in this city or al retail in the North,
either for cash or approved paper.
Purchasers OF new PIANOS may always :ely
that they buy OF the subscriber genuine new
Instruments direct from the 'actory, as be hires
ou' only second hand PIANOS. Second. hand
PIANOS taken III part payment.
Some good second hand PIANOS for rent, or
tor sale al very low prices
Superior MEL0DEONS and Martins superb
GUITARS always IN store.
PIANOS tuned and regulated by I. n SPIgR,
who has had fifteen years experience in his pro.
fessIon RICHARD DAVIS,
Washington, my 25-jt Penn'a Avenue.
Ega THE VIRGINIA HOUSE.-The above
-l-.z-wel known Establishment has been re-
opened by the undersigned, VINO has procured
also the services OF a Gentleman OF much expert.
euce III HOTEL management. He is deter.
mined 10 leave nothing undone 10 make the VlR-
GINA HOUSE worthy OF an overlooking pa
rronage. Good Iare, good servants and moderate
prices may be expected
The BAR Is amply supplied with the best Of
Liquors, Segars. &c. and Is carefully tended.
\ very large and well arranged LIVERY
STABLE IS connected with the Hotel. Horses
taken on livery and carefully attended TO at mode
rate rates. THOMAS HUNTINGTON.
my 27-eOlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
Inte Foreign News.

INDIA AND CHINA The Calcutta CORES
pondent Of the Tunes says: I'VE have now
hot-weather campaign upon our hands.-
The SepOys, some three thousand excepted,
having esca ped, are swarmiug in Rohilcund
and the provinces east Of Benares. Barely
OverhDws with them
'Nena Sahib has a strong body OF cavalry,
in which be reposes great cJnti lence also
some % 900 Sepoys and an armed rabole.
The commauder-iu-cblet has S,OOO men,
including &, 500 Europeans in Lucknow, un-
der Sir H. Grant. q lnecpOre, Baunpore,
Benstes, AIlahabiI aud Dinspore have been
weakly garrisOnej, and the remaining 5000
Europeans aud 2, 500 natives proceed TO R1hli-
cund. The headquarters are transferred to
Cswnpore, and Sir Colin Campbell is e1-
pected to command the great attack IN per-
son."
MINISTERIAL CRISIS The London Post
anticipates triumphant vote, which Will
restore the liberal party TO office aud power.
The Daily News, after remarkIng that the
object of Mr.. CardwelPs motion 10 avoHedly
to drive the present ministry from othce, asks
what prospect is there of q more liberal and
stable ministry, and one more able and WILL
irg 20 adopt generous and liberal policy !
The Chronicle says the scene III tue House
of Commons last night was very exciting, It
the debate vas not.
The Times, 10 referring to the division IN
the Lords, says: The CJmmons will proba-
bly, take another view o. the question, aud
one which will leave Lord Deroy no other
choice but to share the resignation which be
has sanctioned in his colleague"
AUSTRALIAN GoLD.--rhe Swiitsure is of
Falmouth IRON Melbourne with g,ld worth
three hundred and twenty thousand pounds.
The Thames also arrived lrum GeOloug with
furty-two thousand pounds.
The FUNDs-rne Times City Article
say-: The question as u the probable late oil
the ministry has ueen the sole topic OF dis
cussion to-day, and the amount OF business
10 the funds has been llmted-prlccs general.
ly dull. 10 the Discount market aud at bank
there was an Increased demand, partly per
hsps 10 preparation OF the large amount oil ln-
dia and China bills which fall due on Monday.
10 the stock exchange, advance on govern
msnt securities ID offered ut two per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

ACQUITTED in beth cases. SOiOmon h'hisoo"'
er, charged With stealing negro man was
discharged from costody on tuesday ias''
having seen brought before Justice Lock
no testimony before the Magistrate sufh;ien'
to justify his detention.
Billy Bowlegs seem, to be on gcnera'
bender while making his stay III New Orleans.
lie is o great imbiber of spirits, to Judge
from the draughts which he gulped down.
and. from all accounts, is most UNCONSCIOUS
BILE begsar. lie is something over the
medium size. will weigh about lou pouoo''
has a good sized head, fue forehead. ana
keen eve Sam Jones, still in Florida, has
never been seen but by one white man.
On "Wednesday evening. German named
Jacob Wamsley, residing in New York.
feeling rather indlsposed, sent to the liquor
store kept by Thomas Russell, for cents
worth of the best brandy. The liquor was
brought to Walmsley, who drank the po'
ton. 10 short time aiterward 1t was d's,
covered that he was dead. l. Is snpPoseu,
that the article was pure oil cognac, anu
was given in mistake for the best brandy.
Married, at Philadelphia, on Tuesday eve
ming, BY the Rev. DR.. Martin, pastor OF St.
Msry's Catholic church, Senior j. NJ. Mos
ouera to Miss Georgians A. Ssyen., The
bridegroom is of Spanish nobility, aud pos
sesses princely fortune, The bride rs the
daughter of a wealthy German merchant
Of Pbiladelpbia. The bridal party lett the
mex, day for New Grenada, to spend the no.
neymOon.
Already two New York regiments have
preferred their services in case of war with
England and our naval officers have Exhibited
sprsisewor,by slpcrjty in seeking active em-
ploymeut.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-16
cincinnati Daily Market Report.

- .s % CISCINNAII. August q ioof
Aleoaol-76 q and ss p above proof. 4s9ssS5se
Butter-w r Merchants lair prime, in hrins, si5ei
common and fair Ohio and Indiana. I0ll5ct
Heans-Pnms smAlivhits O. lbs. SlS$l,m
Cheese-l'rims medium and large W 6Sd6zss Putnam
Fann Durham arm and Nutmeg. sa9e nominal ordinary
and good irnits6on English Dairy 66se n'nnAl
-Coaee-Rio, common and prime, ilal2ize =. ...-s
Cahdes-Pressed Talov IKE Star IL Is and loo ise
leasOe.
F1our-0nlinary and good snPerhne y bbl SA759sAs''
choice red and extra white wheat s5dO9S525.
Dried Fruits-Appies common to choice 2 . lbs $s
saao. Peaches unpeeled s7ss Ibs SfOo6L5O-
Molas ses-Prims n. o., large and small lots DC
Oils-Inseed large and small lots 74g7se; Lard Aos2
No. /. 70asJe
Provisions city brands pork 2 bbl S6S best
city brands barrel lard bacon shoulders and ribbed
sides 1.s hams plain and sugAreuret eanFased Ice
Le. ...- ~
Riee-Far 70 prime 4.DI5ze p H.
sagar-Comuaon low fair and fair "a good fair
prims and choice. 90 as5z zas1<e.
seeds-Flax = g los common and prime Ssosi' TIM
othy = a. lbs and prime. 81 500 Clover q b
in sacks and bbls.. s4Csa4.7s.
Tallou-Prime city rendered. Ice.
Eastsn EzehAnge-lss16 per cent prsniEn buying and
ssllinE rates,
t-ws SlloE selling here fer New York Exchange
as We keep an account there buying rates for drafts on
Bosfon Phlsdepha and Baltimore. have % sell ez
change On the last three elties herr -r5
STRAIGHT. DENIEG A 90.
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-sssz.ss - s-.EsssE %. d. s=-sss... .s..
H7-a-
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PRAnRuRN Il FISHFp-

SUCCESSORS TO c BRADBURN 4 SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
cll m mission MeTshaats and Dealers FISH, Nails
y Meadow street -Grocsr's Block Cleveland ono
" NJ BaAtn2h1Ass} a --.--- %
W A kIsAkE.l aug3l-d1y 49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-16
Htanufaeturrs.

DOBERT, GILL-SILVER AND
Electro Platter, Door PlafeT aud Manafacturersgr-
uer Of Ontar0 aad Prospect SIS up ssir) Clsveand,
prepared repats Spoons. Forks, CastoTs, Sc anu
make them equal TO Door Trimmings furnished OF
Plated 70 order Bell Hznging promptly attended TO- and
rrare A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-16
COMMERCIAL.
5LAIS AND oRNAAIENrAL PRINTING.

u Plaa and Ornamental Pnn1ng Of EVEN description
done = me Printing Establishment Of Tie LAa1 on
the z,est proTsa sDt Dot rs7id hs bess
stve notice and nabls rzes Particular
attention pzid t0blank work Every description Of Bind
ing Done especially Blank Books Ledssrs. Journals.
Sales Books. RseeiIing Boob, ks-. &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-16
Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, !

SATURDAY. Aug H-sP. A-
{ EFLOUR-sales 80 bbls- At sSsSs $ forgOOd extra
GRAIE-WHE4r-sAles Of 300 has. nd from store At SIC
sud one carload do at s.. o..
CORN-Nominally the sane
OA4s-Firm At SOC. Further sales private terus-
HIGHWINEs-saIe % bbls st 24c-
BACON-Further sales al quotations.
RGGS-A few sales at Sc.
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RaiiRoaSs.
In

CLEVELAND AND MAH0NING
" - EAiL. L..!9 .Ro9AD:-sTIsE I.-s EAsLE Ne q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-16

LocKEE Co, Racine. u. = KIRKIkSD, SheboySan.
GGambsrlin, Crawford st'O:, Cleveland, 0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-16
iSTINDiRT, BEiIS { MURRAY. r -
R0nHCE 80 = =. >
FLOUR

We are receiving the following well known braadssf
Flour On Consignment, whiab We cal The attention
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MkRKET-Aus. IA

BUFFALO PRODUCE MkRKEr-Aug. Il
lBT TELE0RAPH ---tL ~
Four-Fhere 10 Improvement IN the receipts Of nonr
aud the Dc shud Considerably excess OF the supply The
market very firm; fact sellers have il all their own
Na sales 60 hhl at S. Slf for good EupeTfne Ohie
si5 for extra Ohio, iodi.nG snd caHadian sbs5s for
double extra 2 ..-
WheaIa fair demand for mil ing and rates nnchaLgsd
sales 5000 hu 79c ChIc1eO spring. Sc for sound
do and s - for new white ke ky.
Cornin ood demand aud marke steady, sales IS 000 bu
for uns6unu; 7Jc warn; p s7tc for sound
rye mi UatS-Scarce and nOminal a. GO 7Oc for the
former. and f56ss for the latter
Whsky-SteadF; cemaad ddera'a and the m1rket firm;
sales $50 bbis al sc.
Canal FTelghs-DaI on -four; I05s on wheat; sse
corn, TO Y.
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NEW YORK PRoDUCE MARKEr-AuE. "A


FlouDeusud on fr home consump ption; sales Il. 400
s. S7t IS for super saie S3set 10 i1r s9ud
do SLs0as state St5f 40 for u1so1nd do
med I'm ertra western; S5s0s5Ts for sippns brands
rluad hpoI Ohio closing gaie and n nm SAnse A. N
eh0ice extra Rye aour and dnny held Al $3soS
Wheanu1yanf wi liui.sd supply and pretty GOOD de-
nand ~ srrrt and home 5tion, sales 900 bd
sscdsI lot unsodnd MilWarke club. &lior AmbQy west
ern y fJT slight gnsound winter red esteTn SlS
Rye-searosy . frn sales 100 bu Al Sc fr prime, de-
BsTisy-uiet at s &c; sales sOa bubarlsy fS malt At
SzIepaand rhIerafe and ths market without i1npoT-
chauge; sales - 0O bu al II Sc Tor unsouna 70 pre
oats-iJuii Al ssss2c for state and western.
leks-AaFsst scarcely - bu9yan'' saies ~ DOS q
Bsef-Bao att saies IS b6ls Al slIIsSls fOr country
Beef Hams shi prime Mess Beef dun Asa nOninAJ ihs
Cut Mers-Dgll sad arOapinE; sales snail at sssss1s
for shoulder; s5<9sxc for hams. -
Lard-HeaEy; sales zoe bbiS n llss1llAe. -.
Busr-In moderate request Al l2sise ior Ohio lsi'e
Cheese-Pleniy and duh Al 5lSssc- -.
Fiidss-ln markgt mlderafe business Is doing 81 -
&c for Buenos AyIes; 24s s1e Tor Ro GrAnde - io5 Of
nOco; ISlIs5l dry western; szl1Sc for slaughtered
oSwEGo PRODUCE NABKET-Aug IL
IBT TELEGRAPH.l --.-.as..
meet sellers. ses 500 bush At CSC for Mil
club; ss7sc FOR Chc4sO spTns SIC Tor unsound
c0rawrhOut any maternal change sale. Tsa7se Or
souud Indiana ----
Osts-QHaet 10 --.--a - 1,ii
Canal frssats-Dull but I,easy; aOur, nc wheat Sc
75Sc 10 New York. a..--
Lake lmpOrts-llaoo bl wheat -.
Canal ETPoH32OO bols aOur' "A 900 bu wheat; HOO bu
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MARINE NEWS,
PoRr Of clEgEEASBz asss=li4lh.


PORT OF GIERELANBzAss,14th.
1KRryx e~-.----k
Propeiier aIsrh s.ssnf hsoaSsi y, n BurweIis,
Schr s. Z Elson. a. tsala- t,lrt ol Presquetss
sohr. Joua ensgqSs "a tons l-oq ore Rafse
soow Ads, ts1 lsEapeE and 1hlHE
Sfeanfer CIV = Clsyeiunds Isrndv- onseussOn
Prop Owego. KsEbrs Dunslrk 3 fOre n1dss Snndry
Prop Venalut HloEn- osenE lers q tons ins &C c.
sehr TWin BTots Azrgustie, $50 tons iron
sehf s'e & RsssIss rs issOss 40 100. isOn ere.
InaSs. Bissd, q dss.surr % .oiss fTos oTs. Rssoe
DEP ATTY EE's.
Schr Albion R5berison Ossego l0eo0 bu wheat Sscfst
Sloop Trial Nic-s. Toledo.
SoOv Sea Witch Fulsrs Sandazy ist tons coal Price. =
str May Queen. yiser, DetrOst IS .s.5.t
Prop Owe=u. kuby. Detroit .I.l
Prop LADY OF the Lake, VII iaE1z, OElensburS-
Barque tx.COrane Nj lSaakee, 80 toaSoal loo kegs
Barqus Fontanee Moore Chicago lhO coal Prsne
sehr Wellington; Judsoa. VeImiliiaa no cargo a..
Scow HAYES FIneA Toled n ~ GallOIs stone
q LIST vEsSELs passing and oct ef The Lock o.,
the weIand Canal At Port Colboums CIV f6uithed By
the Lock Tender p DObtins Secretary Of the Hoard
of Lake Uulerwuters;
BoUSD wELT-Aug- -l2h-Bsig Sir Charles Napier sehrs
CT OIlqn Ga The l1hPIoP- erm0nt, Prae State
brig J. h Harmon -scrx Nhifa Cloud, TlOEz watsoa-
Ar1uan, Empire States Norwegian
bound EksT-Augusf l2zh-Schrt Jenny RogerS Aiary
On the I3h-BarqueI Louisa Noftlerner, schrs Albol
Akcs GrsvFr. : - az Ez - .
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Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Cos

"HOOi0i /" "'ON m 80
.la IH-- aHi-H--. .I
- r-.. -.ls rs I'D %. tt-.H
'.zt1a "a .-----1l
-..L a- 30
r--..-s ESQ. .-t.- ..Hi
SEWING
-a- -I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-20
R8lado1a sprtmq EN.aters.

Messrs JAMES CONNER CO., The propreors Of the Bla-
don Springs in Ghoctaw county Alabama respectfully inform
the public that the Hotel open visitors to the
Springs.
Steamers leave Mobile for Badon four times week. and ev.
cry Saturday evening.
The virtues of these waters have been fully many
years. aud be confidently fer the cure OF
Gou, Rheumatism, scrofua Skin Diseases Dyspepsia dis
eases incident Females Dropsy General Debility
The Bladon waters especially to all suffer
ing from diseases incident climates such as Liver
Complaint affections of the Bowels Kidneys and all diseases
arising from impure blood Tire acts as an Alternative
storing the affected TO their healthy functions
The propreors permitted to the following emil
nen physicians of Mobile New Orleans acquainted
with the waters and have patients with unang
success
Or. j. G. Mott Mobile. DR.. w Stone, New Orleans.
DR., H. s. Levert Or. Wederstrandt .
DR.. j. P, Barnes, :. DIR. Rnshton
DIR. L. lie Fearn, -. DIR. Lambert
Dr. r. Golf, ). Dir. Graham
Further information can be obtained from Agents.
sYME 4 PRovAN, Druggists,
No. 1874 Canal street,
Atwhose establishment supply of the water can
always be had in quantities suit purchasers lei 2p2m