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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by whic

Il MPOklANI ~ ILAN ny WHICH,
be doubedThc undersigned has invent
from the United States for the
combination machinery for converting seed cotton
from the gin through the
spinning machinery unt s ready for ship
weaving
saving by this will be at least ten cent
the fbre (unroken and unnrcd by the
tho machinery Of the used to and dis
about fifty and heavier and
markets Of the world dstnncng all competition
advanced prices. sf'
undersigned prepared dispose Of privileges his
patent planters will be informed terms with complete in
sucon how IT, how obtain the best machinery and all
other necessary particulars, application addressed TO
6-2aw1yf GEORGE G. HENRY, Mobile.
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TTyHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
mail sesmersle ships ocmpEtzng thls line

The Atlantic ....... :. -. Capt Oliver Edridgs
Ths Baltic ~. Capt CDmstock.
Ths Adrane ,..,., ,.-,-- .Saps James West
These ships expressly
service has taken their
their engines to strength and speed and their
for uneQaalcA for elegance and comfsrt
Tbs of this
and has spared mako them all
the thorough examination given them proves their
ton 4 Nt
Poe of passage New Liverpool $780,
second CABIN, ga From Liverpool New York. 80 and 20
guneaA. .sfrt',
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No bsgth can be secured until paid for. F5 ft3
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An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship
No bsssh can be secured until paid for.

EDWARD X. COLLINS ltil
HT HE itlat No SO Wall street ~. Y.
BROWN, sIHPlEY, CO., a.s,
n. ....s - s.. "a. 5., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD CO.
No. ~ Austin Frars, London
s4aE EEI b. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
The Of these ships will not be accountable for gold silver
bullion specie. ewery precious metals unlcss bills o Ia
therefor and the value thereof therein
Dec. I6--dn 4 t5
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Ten copies Of the .....,.....-+-.,,.......a5 a5 ool
No deduction for clubs WEEKLY M ..
The Organization ofthe Executive Departments
or the Government Of the united states;
s srArn pWaxuKsr ,.ies.sl f,-
isregn ali the powers the
iss p & q % Ss i only s We
One sesesry & ss oa a@w; & Cas- one Assn, Secretary Of
laior, aud one librarian gl lta3 .sfE flnT,
Dpomate Hrs"A This branch Department
pomac Of the United scs and pow
@ % % IN s a
% % 1 s s A.s .sd ss sad
being first entered in an analytic Table index. N iE
Consular branch charge Of the correspondence
&c between the and The cosu and commercial agents
their dispatches and letters from other asking
agency relating AFFAIRS prepared
accounts renns sO any fund with the
disbursement u which the department Is charged. N ~
department may require records the commissions
and vice consus when not In English which
Clerk Appoinsnsas Commissions records
commissions letters Of appointment and nominations 70 the Senate
commissions which they issued Has charge Of the library
Clerk Of the Roll. charge Of the roIs
aa o% s"a ss e s
which are called for prepares ,o. and I ENDS their
their distribution throughout United alss
Has charge of ali Indian treaties and business relating thorsio
clas 1.As".sAea and cayrsA. has charge Of the
attaches certificates for aushcntaon receives
tho department under the laws to copyh records ana
d0xes their titles records all letters from the department. other than
Cak Of Pardons and Passports prepares padons
and rsmissios and registers and dies he petitions and papers
daily register letters than diplomatic consular re-
eycd and Of the disposition made Of them letters relating
GESxRALs OFFICE
Hon Jeremiah Black Attorney General Of the states
Ge chief The ordinary business Of this ONCE may be
opinions business government
called for by tho President by head Of department the So
Of the purchased sites Of
asenas custom houses lighthouses and all other public works of
g. Applications pardons courts
4 Applications appointment all judicial legal
The argument suits Supreme
the United States In which the government concerned
sn,s when referred BY bead thereof % ,be Attorney General
To these ordinary heads tho business Of the ce added
First The direction sppeals
Second The codcaon and revision Of the aws Of the District Of
Columbia. MHs
lsrrmoR prrAnnxrsr
Secretary Of the Department Ihes Thomp
on Of the STATE Of Mississippi It's clerical force consists Of one chief
@ u i've sod aqe o %
following branches Of the public service; t51 1E
missioner q ne Land Once The land Bureau
@ The q s and sa e pss the
made by by aes donations for schools
virginia military bounty claims issuing scrip
re nd s os s m o. t.
spa officers are recorder chief clerk principal clerk Of surveys
besides dranghsman assistant draughtsmnn and some $50 clerks
"a Pension. head Of this Is G.
Writing, Of Virginia The commissioner charged with the exami
nation and adjudication Of all ams arising under the various and
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T,HE grant Of land made by the act Of Congress
i approved is 1853 y The ssse Of IOWA 70 aid N .c con
certain railroads therein snsionsa n.. BEEN 80 on s
hsSsasn.r described iy the, Al The vacant ess
rSeS ~ osdc - on each side roads
ne .oasps whsh e,Ss Y. not been So
SS ssy osmss ss Sy pre- mpn and ~sA subject
days and Il The places hsra.rr spsond minimum
Of e e. s s .ss Ss e ySrs en- 3. N day FEB
so,tA rax sax l..s and sas Il AZ sra sinesra, msspn
Townships g. g. e. g. .ss S 90 and q 81 .nss Ss range
Is..ssD IS...sp; T. 81 g. y: ssa q q
North q tAe base line y ~ esA pr'nopar massaH
Townships q, g. 81 So 20 and - o. -, q rsns.i (.
Svss: e. = =: y 4 T. = e. s a. md range
7srses = " 20 q e y so 81 Fl - e. .as aad T.
TowD,hp Sc s9 ss ss o. a. and a. ranges
Al the land office at FORT MONIES Monday the acenth
day " February next viz 1s hstnssssf ttk f4 fiE
Nora4 f tie base li.s and ef ~nepal me'idian
Townships n, 70, 80, 81 81 aud 49, Of ranges Anaa
Townships 8 and 81, Of ranges I, SO, aud = !.
SosA g tie sa. line and y .1nA pri~cpal "~'d'o"
Ts.n:ps Ts.a:sps e. e. g. g. ST.
TsvnSIrs =: q. s.a ,ss % S. & Issss e s.....
Townships is IL 7s TO- 81 s2 g. od ranges snds
Tsxn.s Tswa.s: g. 81 81 6
Townships 7s IL 49, TO- 81 sa and e. of ranges H. 49, n H.
is, and 1G. III ls M e .N . -.
Townshirs ~ ~ s' ~ Oh o. o. ana ~ "'S - F'
ON ~ "a ~ 70 q, aa "A and Az az range II f
Townships 7s 7s and o. Of 81 and 2s
Townships TO- ~ - so IL 81 70 ana =, = -
mownshps "a ~ ~ * O. a. e a ma All ~ sng ~ N 40
,ow ns"'I" ~ ''''' W 80 - - - ~ -' -FI'
anu oa. "a >, 70 so q, 90 nrd "A uf range 30
IowhsaIs ~, 80, ~ ~ az ar nj o. cSr.ngc m
io~nsn'i" ~ - 80 W. - ~ ~ - -
CHARLTON Monday tho nneeush Day o fsp
! uary next, -,
,,a n ,L , ,,. r,d ,c,s ofn- hhA uruipal rsyiJ;sv
+# t'"'n" '"s o"se 'A ' M '''7 = 'T'TT
Township 73 Of range l. ss ss4 -
Townships ~, 73 "A, and 7b of range "A e.E
Townships es %, n, u, y, r. and 70, Of range
Townships 67, oS, ", ~, ~, 10 - ana - ranses
Townships 67 oS, %, TO- 5I ~ rs ana - ranges
Townships or oS o. 10, ~, ~, ~ ana ~ oranges ~ w. "
townships 81 ss %, 70, y, 4, and75 Of range 10
and 20 '" ~ ~ -
Townships 81, 6s, 90, 70, rs, ~ and 7S of range a.
Townships 81 &c. 3d. TO- H. ~ ~ ana ~, on ranges ~ 20 "
25 20, 27, rs, 20, 80, 81, 90, and 50. S M i.@iiaf
go. ,ra cc a, FRr rOpcE on Tueeday the twenty third
Il ,v or February next viz;
Of The base line and Usx Sh PrnctPcL mns"rer
townships &c. s7 81, sl, and %, OF range 10.
t
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and substantially built brick dwelling house with back bnd
which the beautiful and
desirable Washington The house contains twelve
bath hot and cold water &c and has
cargehouse with servants above
house. choice fruit trees Tho house will be sold
with or without the valuable building lots adjoining
Apply at No. 512 (2d story) 7th street to
POLLARD WEBB,
Dec 13-eo t4 # - Agent.
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Winter Term Instruction In French.
HONGIEIIR IL MASGE raf,irna thanka for

NEONSIEUR Il. MASSE returns thanks for the
patronage hitherto afforded him. and notice that the
will Tuesday the Of December He Is
also desrou form Of not ess than ten and not more than
twenty pupils receive instruction by tho oral method
This win consist Of sixteen lessons twice week. of hour
half each Terms S. the He will employ fasquels
system the cooqna the History
Napoleon by Alexandra Dumas the younger Persons wishing
this class will please leave their at Blanchard
Mohnn Bookstore Of Pcnn and lh
Hon. Toucey Secretary Of the Navy Washington
Rev. George n. Cummns, =" @
Rev. Smith Pyne, So. r . -.5r-. aH..
p. r. Fendal esq,
Rev. r. Cleveland Coke, Of Baltimore
ri. Rev. Bishop T. NJ. Clark, d. d., Providence y sI va
RI Rev. Bishop T. G. Brownel, D. d. Hartford, Coune
Hon. 7. A. Green, New Bedford.
Rev. Charles Lowe,
Charles H. Brigham, Taunton #
Rev. I. w. Snow, l :" 3.EgEf tE..a
George b. Emerson, esq., Boston, 81"
Richard ii. Dana, esq, g -
Epes Sargent, esq, Z" @
Nov 24--eodti tas
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON.

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON
Mayor. b Magruder
Regiaer, ,--Wm. Morgan.
Corporation Attorney james NJ. Carlisle.
7dr Csrk rk-William J. Donohoo
Book-keeper. Edwin J. KlOpfer
Messenger. William Q. Locke.
Co2ctm. flames F. Halliday Clerks Hamilton Will
liaIns and Reuben Ceary.
iSurvsyw.-Wm. Forsyth.
FoR xsxBERs TIN BOARD nxALm
Philip G. Davis, NJ d., and j. b. H. Smith, First ward
Robert X. Stone NJ d., and Charles l.. Coltman, Sec
ond ward. @ } 81 Hat f if
William G. Palmer, M. d., and Joseph Bryan, Third
ward. ~ "a M H-H
q William p Johnston, NJ. d. and James Lawrenson,
Fourth ward
j. B. Gardiner, M. d. and J. r. Ingle Fifth ward
f. s. Walsh, NJ. d., and John d. Brandt, Sixth ward.
James Il. Morgan, M. d., and George Mattingy, Sew
cnth ward.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GEORGETOWN. ID. G..

TTlHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' long and favoraby known conducted by Miss L.
English the direction Miss NJ j. principal
assisted corps competent and experienced teachers
department Of learning 6iN 3, 3 a@f lt NFl stp q
Members oCongrcss duties Washing
their daughters wards here under their
accustomed dOthe graduates this
seminary representing nearly every State In the Union
For particulars address M j. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Femae Seminary,
Sep I2-eotr Georgetown, d. c.
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r ORD BYRON'S WORKS. 6 vols. Murrayis
il London edition, In purple calf binding it 1s Hai'
Knights Pictorial Shakespeare vols octave. London Green
calf
Tho StrHtford shakspesrc. 10 In cases
Tho Cabinet Shakespeare IL vols london. Cloth gilt
British Poets. vOh. london. IIafcaK
Roses Biographical Dictionary IL vols. London Full calf
Rollins Ancient History vols. london Many maps
Burnsts Histories. vols. Josdon. IsfcsM
IraH Swiits Works Rcseocs edition. vols.
81 calf Il
whewels History q the Iductive London
Pull calf tf ntitN A-eA Hn
Bulwer's Novels. 40 volumes London. Green calf
And other standard bindings imported
london by FRANCK TAYLOR
Dec 30
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TTyHE LAST LOT THIS sEAsON.-Wo open thi

7INIIE last lot THIS SEASUN.--Wo open THIS
morning those superior black and other
shall @ asf .Fs
In stc MATERIAL trimming and lnsh they considered
vel offered In this market. tl,t
cloths pa thick thin and real black Lyons
silk vclvet oil whs for ladies' coaks and basques probably the
largest and cheapest lot in the District ssas at
ladies' Paris kid gloves all colors and
price only marked in plain figures hence purchaser
overchargcd. jf t @ 81 a
F4s 1ta 'aea e... HHta tt4H PERRY h BROTHER,
f+Fg .af.i.s..s. "Centra Stores, :" building
Dec 22-10tdG opposite Centre Market.
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TTNHE CHURCHMAN'S DIARY and the Church
Il Almanac for 1858. just received.
Dec is BLANCHARD a MOHUN.
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G.. Gautier's French Restaurant.
TN soliciting your patronage for the coming sea-
respectfully call your attention my unsurpassed
facilities BUSINESS having made TO supply the
balls parties hours notice. the
reasonable with everything pertaining to the most fashionable
entertainments.
Ny prescns surpassed eqae
furnished without trouble yourse
family at moderate charges FRxSH be
house Of e2 for his srviccs and
keng such articles puchnscd and furnished
China glass, sv vcrware tabpe ornaments. a g
s VII sgs - ~ q C. GAUTIER,
M a4af ~ Et 2s2 Pennsylvania
Dec B-2w3taw
gfss1 ga D'IVERNOIS HOTEL,
Pe,usy,rand Arenae bdveen SeemtesaA and Eighteenth Streets
WASHINGTON D. c.
This establishment furnished the mod
and improved principle with private apartments
for either ladies or gentlemen
The bar supplied with the choicest Of wines and liquors
other delicacies in
Hot and cold lunch from II o'clock, m, until IL, m.
Nov 22--d .lsaalt tesd gftt d
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First diaria. Joseph Il. Rawlings.
Second diara.-Rch b. Owens
y Third dstrid. stephen Coster.
Fourth dsaria. James Espey.
Y htendant Of the Asylum--John r. Queen. Commission
ers-Georgc w Emerson, George Mattingly, and Jacob
Gideon Secretary to board commissioners H.
Noyes.
Physaian 10 the Asylun.--W. M. Berry, M. D.
ov~'ismer Of The eastern section Of canal Joseph Cross
Cbnmssoler Of the toesse~,s secon Of canaLWm Wise
Sealer Of weghl and measures Hiram Rchey
Luseector Of fire apparatus. John W. Martin
CLERKS AND COMMISSIONERS MARKETS.
Cauyc Clerk-John Waters; assistant, Joseph Lyons
Commissioners stephen p. Franklin, VIM. Orme, and
Hudson Taylor
Elaern-Cerk, Michael Conner commissioners, Fran
CHS Jenkins and George W. Johnson.
Weaera--Clerk VIM ID. Serrin commissioners, VIM
H. Walker and Solomon Stoven
Northern. Clerk, George d. Spencer commissioners
George H. Jones and James +. Devine
COmmisia,ers Of Wn Burial Ground. Joseph Borrows
and VIM. Wilson August Miller sexton.
Commissioners Of Eat Burial Ground.-Joh d. Brandt
and George W. Oyster. John 0'Nealo, sexton.
- FOR INSPECTIONS MEAsuRKas LUMBER.
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FvNllIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ongy and furnished with and Superior furniture
hundred and has al The requisites Of
first house t tl,s
Tho has provided coach which viii be the railroad
depot steamboat landing arrival for the conveyance OF
passengers and baggage 10 the hotel. lfnrH
Oct p ~. .E.-saf '..sl,- rtf
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NEWS FROM THE ,.,ovrH PACIFIC.

Ne steamship Bogota r ,schsd Panama on the On OF
Assus, bringing sAe 81 attn pSOiro mails, twenty cabin
yasssssss and s2es = N IN specie for England
M a.ee are We paradise the 10th, Caao the 27tn and
rsyA the sen OF July Quay squn shs La Of August
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rYorl sc,rs Maid Queen Bulse Alexsnars; MAJ Cro-
well B-sol Pa no schrs sb.te, iSnruh Eorso K: seea
Ssyss, vG.s Yo,s o', b. ssn .s1.s Daas.
yc been chartered proceed 70 s. Nays Ga to iosd
ESCBSosS aug R~Arr .chr. H.r.n Winters sgorh;
zines ~ HNI .c wy.rH Rhoads RooklAna sid schr
SAN fEsECisGO July 10 Arr bark J r Mora Rpey osI-
cutts lo4 days I'd Br saip Beau Monde sp,s Lserpoo
Besrsa BostoD, iOi days brig woico PcwA Seses for
purbcldt rned; Us SITES mer sSuerct Ds'smp Puget
SYork III aayM .sS, wsMsrn Iosnent Rese do Va SO
Snors s ssr ~ srsr 81
ION. Lle EYork l26 days Aug steamships orsgoo Pat
sTscn md fsns%a Dali Vie Sia ID cospbia Dali Point
Star Foster NYork las dass zrey, wilson DO ISL hnaa:
& Gs.en IA Ss
heng Kong spes CBr), Duff, Vaiparsso; bark counhis
July % ships ssgbound Fussey and Flying Fish, VIC
les Hong Korr; Leonore Mitchell Puget soupd a.d
Ssne sn epburs rage Portland 20 ,h.es y.als Hus
rS:s Sss 81 ss % s Ss
s1 Ssss ss1s. aa f Ss: snss
srdS Cope and Manuel Mont rhiIe(. bsnderson ycor's
& sissmsS;ps P"ns%a. i.pp &C. vcorss Sou|Sis bs
OREGON br park BsusAee lhonAs hong Kong orig Fran.
Cd July So ship Star of the Union. King xazas, bark
sparrow. vicoria 3lst, Dan ship Bep Howard
SAVANNAH, Aug n-Ayr steamships Florida Croweu,
erd Montgomery, Orocter. NYork
CAIN Sos Ms .As
York 2yb brig Judge hnsn Pressey Rondout schrs VIA
pas; 18th BRIT Psulma CONN Africa Bio Ah Ssrk svvsi.
Msboney. al .beps; Margaret Reinhar Peterson Ii Asa
Bsbcoss and Hsniy Mud, aArwocd PHILADELPHIA; 25h.
%IsiNsr6N, Nc Aug M-Arr Dutch brig Presto K-.
mer HHsven Corn; schr Henry Hcoten Giles Rock oor
Went 70 iss over Main Bar aS sosr srowa . soroa
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senS ny HJvar, Hughes wilmington. NO, 8 dsyG
ee@ >.erwtn Av-ry, Richmond days.
schs rnpte Osbsrn kOIfo.l sdsys
scnS Asfe Merrill wicIs Alexandria 9davA
Ichr Breeze ehu'tx, Az xAndyis. 8 days
ecor JOIN boWmsn. Aoara virginia dsyl
ecbr Exsrtfon. Fovbsn VIZ giris, 5 dava
Schr 6ockSway, BrowNr virSinia 3dsya
kcsr ferrA Bush, VirGnta. 2dsya
6ohr JohBsopL Evtrshapn Virginia 5 dsSA
sehr Tul Cspen Virginia DAYS
Schr naSy Parker. Cankltn VHHtniA 3 daya
6ehr louisiana Robbins, Virginia days
schr bayles Tooher, Georgetown DC 8 days.
senr W. 8eaell Ryder seosGeto DC. days.
stsr kirils JohsWn JupneI baltimore 8 dsyA
Scbr PArtvtdve, H'x Hock'ard, days
s-br !ohr Adams, Murphy Rortland Sdsya
Scr hrror Emery. SCOTLAND. 4 dava
Sebr som kesrny. Brown. Soften daye
Lc1r A Apple gate, Tinsh ham, bostoR, 3 days.
sehr YzaTo. CbssA BarnsAbe.
ecbr fhs'is Norris RRrrstaba
srtr W-u ames Reese, Wareham.
sshr q Homer, bonner. Provtepoa
Schr PSobet. Downes, Portsmouth, al.
sshr Columbian jackson SQuAn with mdse wreck
ship Samuel Nuiets
sloop David Vac Nsme Post, York River days.
SiOop Sprague. 3iobs, Providence.
RlpcpSs Wertca REYNOLDS Providence.
Steamer Rsnps bee. Hand. fbilAdephA-
SteAmerswesobester Olark Providence.
Steamer Osseos, smith, Norwich and New London.
s.ss@,y. albany, Kenney Sag HaxDoS.
WihGGbfhg the dsy Sc fresh
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Our Family Market Report.

There has been some Improvement noted 10 the Iaa-.
se' within week past, due doubt to the increased
population Of the city, consequent upon The elurn
many OF our others from the watering places. TIL,
cause, together with the number OF Strangers OF the
hotels, and the change In the weather, has largely In
creased the saes or meat especially OF the choicer
which are frmer than they WERE although there IL
thing 70 note In other descriptions OF fresh meat For
some unexplained reason, smoked beef and ham have
gore up from one to three cents pound Poultry and
game are In better demand Tor the hocs and oomog
into market rapidly 10 few weeks viii have plenty
OF this kind Of food 10 choose from There IS no change
IN fish 70 note beyond the continued desrress OF sssn
Vegetable have zone up much In day or two ia colse
quenoe OF the report from the country or Tho Injury dopo
TIE crops by the cold snao which produced light fr,
In many parts OF the country Peaches are very dear
ana scsrce They are entirely beyond the reeh Of por
folks Berries are nearly played out Apples are dear
and eating peas are quite beyond the Of tbs lower
million.
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VSrlplro July lb-we regret 70 say that a. yet
t1ere 10 apPcNaaos u ay nFcYsEssri N - sale
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CLEARED.
seamshp City OF Warrington (Br), Pe.ie, IAvepoLJ
Steamship Black wsrror, Smith, Havana and New Orleans
ship Adelaide, Waterman San rranosoo-wm r Coleman
s sP T. son,e ssn fst Emanuel
sap Es, MAJ. "a SaArd oAes gslves'On-J U B.ower
ssrs ticillsp D.~e. c2PssnapoPleJ B.ser @.
Ban Schs IsysOp; ruIlsr. H.ysnazw W Russell
sr, Bon srslsury Ssr Ro-.rosrs son 90 Co.
s sss stsR? SSs. bs:ssg s.ss
sesr Ella Lane lane wi VILE, for Mckee;
&: s.ssSs s..ss:
ssSr Ses,,s,isa, sGss. forl.5e-s Lhssn Co TO-
oop t Tse. Gs hsys. Hand
sIoop Phsss; Shepherd New Hsssp--J : Edwsrds
ARRIVED
%dse e. e Sunsrd IoSs pilot Om boat Mary os.hArine
Steamship Hosss Taylor. NoGowan, A.pinv.u Aug 10.
via Key West I'D win passengers and reasnre No
fip curIiuc of Norfolk KNOWLES Hsvr.. July u.s. with
d.y. from p os 1 o sou &
ss N S.n.: os "a. ss
sl rs s gs ss las s. !.s s ss .,s..
HOSPITAL yestday morning previous 70 receiving pilot tpo
fhp MARY vhiriage of Balii@oreD cros,ey B.liimo-e
ss k.,s iSsS IS CHRISTIAN. Dem.r.rs, Aug with .u
Bark ssbys Crocker o Prospect Mcdonald Turks Isanda
Aug H. with sslt. TO VI y Brookman A Co.
BARK Crusader (of Boston,, Rich Key Panro. Aur 10
with sugar 70 tnassv 1o inst lat ~ lon ~ 46 spoke bark
John Depbam hence for Mobile lime sssed chip Cal
Brig Hendris Bsrn, Dutch Roster Rio Jsn.ro Ct days,
Bf H0erns srl Murphy, AsecIbo PR i6 days. with su-
Brig Onward lB), higgins, Port su Prince, Aug ie With
hriS cyrepe SBr Bogart Jeremie sdsy. with loswcod
oohee 70 msster 22d met LAT &C. Ion a. bark
dian Belle, Tenney, hence for Cienfuegos
Brig Alamo (of Mschas). Parsons Feuvas Aug L. with
brig Albion Orb Parker Maanzss days with sugar aud
polssses Curtis DykemAn. Anchored at the lower
Quarantine
Big Enterprise r, wsems,, PsrsborO Ms 10 dsy. with
scbr Hebe dam. Holm RIO JaneRo. July with coffee to
scsr yosephs. Dutch Hofer surinsm Is days, In bal
bs. 70 Eolf Persuhn.
scbr Ida rhompsop, sasus II daYs win sugar 70 order;
vessel 70 mser Tuesday oath inst Mrs Thompson. wife Of
sch1 Marcis ,of Boston, ounr Jacksonville 10 aavs
fchr Plsndore Brown, Savannah, Gays
Bchr wsnbasset Blake, Charleston, days with cotton &C.
70 Scranton Tallman
pchr n Il Warror airteon. Charleston savv
Schr Kate " ieher1. Welsh, Wilmington NJ Java Ism
rs lat rs CO. I'm n a. STRUCK ehtning when shat
tered msnmaa nzenmast and mize1 op,ss rtsuflrr
rigging ed considerable dgnase about dacks ~ crss
~ tuoct "a d an3 pars zi but soon -
sear smitsooHisn, YAe EfsEt WihAiagos, ~, tsega
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az Ia srsss NOE can We h,d ou. hopss for ths future
y great scarcity redis srisipg trom Ne nnseSs.
BILE banArupscass - phce siecs tns ees'aem9 49,
tSy ccarc,sy when q 4 : syaas. De srsai searcky q
agricultural produce anA g IVA, tbs preoapA ~
uoee nor COR present comme ial Inactivity.
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SECOND BoApD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, August Z7-b T. H.
AsHFs-The market was quiet Ut &C., for pots and Ut
$40. for pearls
BpEApsrurTs DE nayket vas poor and rejected
brands heavy aid essier, while extra brsgds we're
6rmer al the close The ssles embraced about 600 bb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28
Supreme Court Special Texms
Before Hon Judge Clarke.

THE MAEDAAUo AGAINST YlO BOARD OF surAhvisons.
AUGUST 2T-lMe motion for . mandsmus against the
Board Of Supervisors TO compel them pas the $780,
900 spproprps,on for the Commissioners OF Record
postpone 20 next week The Board are IN the meantime
restrained from handing the TAX levy 70 the Collector Of
Tx.
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