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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

YoUN0 AMERICA Co For severul months
past, says the Nevada Democrat of yesterday,
the Young America Co. have been engaged
in sinking a shaft on the Sugar Loaf Range,
between the shafts of the Nebraska and Live
Oak companies. The work has been prose.
euted vigorously night and day, at an inn
mense expense and last Thursday night the
engine whistle announced that they had
struck the bed rock The shaft had reached
depth Of 2S5 feet, which we believe is the
deepest shaft in the neighborhood They
have not yet washed any of the gravel, but
the members of the company have every
confidence that the claims will nav.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

Is LucK.-M j. Q. Westhavcn picked up 4
chunk of pure gold, about seven miles from
this city, yesterday which weighed eight
ounces He tore the ground up for several
rods around the same spot, but no more gold
greeted his eyes Poor fellow
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

GoING Ur.--The large brick stable, for the
California Stage Co.. at the corner of and
Second streets This will be, when compile
ted. the largest and widest brick building in
California.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

DtsTREssINo.-On Wednesday of last week,
a child aged Is years, daughter of DIR. Hey
den, of Santa Clara, was burned so badly
that she died on the next day.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

JACKSON REAL EsTArE.-The Ledger says
that lot II feet front in Maine street, Jack
son, sold for 5000, last week.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

COMING BAoK.-NIiss Annette Ince has ar
rived at Honolulu, from Australia, on her
way back to this State. She will be wei
coined by the play goers.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

CRAzY-An insane negro was arrested in
the streets yesterday, and is now in the sta
ton house. He will probably be sent to the
Asylum at Stockton soon.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

"T haus s,oora on the altar Of my country eter.
nal elaity to epsry form Of tyranny oper IL,
mind Of man. THos. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

RETURSED.-Dr. Burrin. W. H. Watson
and w. II. Bausman, have returned to Sac
ramento from the Fraser river region. They
have spent the most of the summer at What.
com, Washington Territory, the two last
named in publishing the Northern Light.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30
NOTICE.

A nnal meeting of the General Committee Of Ar
rangements for the Telegraph Celebration, will be
held on Saturday evening, October 3D. at o'clock
for closing up the business OF the Committee gem
eral attendance Of the.mombers Of the Committee Is
specially desired All bills contracted by the Commit
tee must be presented to the Treasurer, Mr.. g. >:
Byrne street, between 2d and Sd, by Saturday. al :
p NJ, or their payment will be barred.
By order. JNO. 7. MCLEAN Secy.
sep308t
Attentinn Yubns.-Your next quarterly meet
ing takes place at the engine house, Friday even
ing, Oct. .1st at ~ O'Clock full attendance Is re-
quested, there win be election Of officers Ali
members are requested to appear in uniform.
BY order. THOs. J. POWERS, Sec'y
MR. EDITOR Please announce the name OF JACOB
LEVY as candidate for reelection to the Office oil
Second Assistant Engine eer OF the Marysvile Fire De-
sep8O-td JACOB LEVY.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

LARGE SALE OF SrooK.-O. H. Peirson ad.
vertises that he viii seD one hundred head o.
cows, heifers, calves, &C.. on the 10th Of De
tober next
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

CDER.-Two gentlemen lately from Ohio,
have commenced making cider at Los An.
geles
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

EQUEsTRIENSE-Miss French carried away
the first prize for the best riding at the Fair
at San Jose
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

RArN.-A slight visitation of rain was
made at Shasta, last week.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

JoHN KELLY, the violinist and singer, is
coucertizing in Oregon.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30

MIR. E. b. DAVIDSON is our Agent In sacramento
aud is authorized to receive subscriptions and adver-
tsements, and to receipt for the same. ohice at E.
b. Davidson's Post onice Exchange 4th street, b'
tween and X, near The Post oaice.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30
Stock at Auction.

0N HEAD AMERICAN cows,
lou CALVES, HEIFERS, &c.-By o, IL.
Twill sell in the City Of Marysville, on SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 10th, at 10 A. NJ. precisely, one hundred
ia n ine American Stock Cattle, in lots to suit
purchasers Terms cash. Sale positive. Titles fully
guaranteed. ,,,,,nso> I,,,,,ouo.v
sep2Qtd y. H. PElRoONi huV''ohSSi.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30
JOHN R, RIDGE, Editor.

Agency NOtice.-Mr. L. P. FisHER Is our only
authorized agen: in San Francisco to receive adver-
tsements receipt for the same, and to transact bu'
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. Office lIi% Wash
inston street, Cup stars) nearly opposite Magures
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30
St.Charles Hotel
Corner of Second and High Streets.

o
YT1UUV subscriber would respectfully inform his
| friends and the public in general that ne nus m
taken and opened this popular Hotel. Having recent
y been reftted in the best Restaurant style' every ~
modious resort to the travelling public.
Prices TO suit the times Meals at all hours, IN the
restaurant style. 80,
The stages for Sacramento and all parts Of the mines
leave this House daily. ,,-,,r
sep29-my a. UAIIlhElN.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30
MARYSvILEE,

THURSDAY, SEPTR 80, 1858.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-30
P. M. S. Co.'s Line to Panama

Connecting via Panama Railroad with the Steamers
OF the United States Mail Steam Ship Company at As
pnwallfor New York and New Orleans, direct.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
TROUBLE BETWEEN THE TROOPS AND
INDIANS.
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, U. T., I
October : 1853.

GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, u. l.,
October 8, 1858.
most deplorabe ,nsutc has occurred between
battalion of troops- and q portion of Pet-tsse-
nete's band Of Psh.Utah Indisns which may end
in the alienation from the Americans of al the
Utah Indians in ths Territory who have hitherto
sympahzed with tsem sgainst the Mormons, and
will certainly resait IA the abandO1menrot the
Indian farm on Spanish Fo5k which described in
d recent letter.
wrote to yau that il was reported that
Danish woman and her cald, girl nine years o'd,
had been outraged on Sept. 10 by two Indians at
little village called EondtOwn, between Payson
and Spanish Fork settlement, and that DIR. Hurt
had gone down frors this city 10 investigates the
affair. The facts il the case appear a. be these
During the, absence sf DR.. FOrney, on his journey
TO the Humboldt Gov. Cunming hss arrogaied u"
himself tie functions of Superintendent of indias
Affairs, and assumed the authority OF giving dhec
tons to the suberdinates in that department. Of
Hurt s commission as Iadian Agent ran sut during
the Inonth of August, but Ire has been retained
since that time in the employ OF the odIrrih,
tendsnt. The Governor directed hun 10 proceed
TO the Indian Farm on the business reicrsee To-
and has sAidsd kis Subsequent noTeinens. On
his arrival hs called council OF the chiefs and
demanded the surrender OF the two young
men charged with the commission of the eo'
rage. After deliberation, the chiefs expressed
their willingness to give them up on the spot pro
yidea the Doctor would cause them to De snoI !in
mediatey, but not otherwise. They sad 'na, me
young men had rather die than be imPrisoned snn
suffer what other Indians had done VINO nave 1een
confined in past years by the Mormons: Dr. huI.
then placed warrant for their arrest IN fne nahas
Of Mormon constable, who proceeded wan u 70
the camp Of the army in Cedar Valley wn,!het sns
two Young men had gone. On his arr'vsi ne 'o.'na
ths. they had returned from the camp 10 Ine nrn,
l,orhood 0. the iarm, and he accoraingiy 1.a'eira
hrch again. The Doctor then called aao1a's ca'4a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
PERSONA.

Gov. j. W. Denver having resigned the E-eea'
ye office Of Kansas has resumed his position as Com
mi oner Of Indian Affairs Mr. NE yielding that efce
and reverting 60 his original post Chef Clerk o. The
Bureau.
"A letter dated Paris Ocs. a, written BY NJ. +.
Gaillardet to The Courier de-, Etats Usts, ssys:
AS to M. Morphy. the chess giant, he mas recon-
menced a match with Heir Harrwit1, who has already
lost two games out Of three With him. Blu. another
German, Herr Anderson, the victor in tbs Chess
Tournament at London, is TO come from Bssslau to
spend the Christmas holidays, to ayenge II he can,
the defeats that old Europe has Suffered from this p-o
d2ious child Of the NeVz Wocd.
TIE Peninsular CorTsspo aence speaks as follows
of rtpid visit made to Madrid BY Lord Cardigan:
His lordshin and bride, after staying here three
days have left for Alicsnt, their way 20 Naples.
Although his osdshp Travelled Ecog., end did NO. pay
bis respects TO the British EmbassadoT I'll the dsy o!
his departure, his round atketed suits tor his sery
ants in the costume Of British ters spread the
news Of his arrival among the English mechanics Oh
the railroad works The whole city, ever agox 10 se
faces bad opportunity Of safarins tho beansy
and yacht costume Of the bride and the horssmansip
Of the bridegroom. His lOrdship wss tori lnate 10
finding in the partner Of Of the principal banking
houses after his tastes, and under his ans.
p.ees went over the Queens magnificent stables and
The horse barracks. He was accompanied TO To lat
ter by the Inspector Of Cavaly, Gen. Zsbuls. Lady
Cardigan who showed even greater degree " feter.
mary lsre than his lordshp accompanied Ter nasband
to the barracks raised the horses legs TO examine the
mehod of shosipy pract.ced here ssi criticised ths
whole concern with great sdOm, 20 the greas ANU .e-
me,. Of sore Of the officers vho were rs familiar wsh
the language of Shakespesse as herself"
Two slaves. ote belonging to Mr.. BAbinsoa Of
Mclean County KY, the other to minor heirs in Hen,
derson County, were lodged in the Oweussoro' jail
las, week for poisoning Mr. Robtnscns fsmily One
slave furnished the poison and the othcs pat to tne
.ea-ket.e. The dose proved so powerful s to pro-
duce violent vomitis and that, L supposed, ssvsa
the hves of the vielnns.
We learn thai the Hon. John b. lia!s.rad o. Cas-
lie, Senator from the XXXth District, not with AZ
buggy The night wss dark, and when near the rail
road depot. he drove into the gutter and his vehicle
upset and his horss ran away. Mr.. falsteAd had no
bones broken but otherwise ME aTes arc sad 10 10
quite severe. LAibauy At,as ard Argus, 9Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

cles on exhibition st our leisure. Punctual TO tn.
hour, We pushed path to the entr.>nce through 3
throng Of women and children. while the Nauyoo
Brass Band ssutei our appearance via strong
blsst Of wind Instruments. The exhibition
pas really Interesting, and very cr,Mt4Die
10 Mormon industry sud Ingenuity. lis sh.e'
feature was the display Of fruits ard yes
be.. which ] hsve never seen excelled in tie
East. and which could - eluned proo,bl.'
only in California. The specimens were care
fuly selected from the gardens e Brigham Young.
W. G. Straines Wilford Woodruff aud other bOr-
ticultural saints On one Of the tables, noticed u
bunch of tea bayes grown at Provo. Ihrre were
no samples OF cotton on exhibition though wss
told thst in th. neighborhcs-i of the Vegas IN the
Southern part Of the Territory. th,'re We're 2D
acres ihi. year under cultivation, the average yield
from which will b. nearly 900 pounds to the
scre or fax, there were neny excellent sp.cl-
mems The home manufactures cloths wfich were
DISPLAYED. were very ereditabl. in respec; both -
fabric and texture. Affixed t. board ,ear thr
main entrance, were many OF the CoTs re-
voyey. and gifss manufactured IN the Ter
rtory. They were veil finished. ard i'll
external appearance, will beer compa 7son
with the srIns made 10 Connecticut and Masssshu-
setts, but owing either To an inferior quality OF
iron or to some deficiency in It's manipulation Trey
will not invariably bear severe tests OF strengcs.
In corner table covered with Mormcn
Bibles and other dOetrinal books In the various Ian
gusges into which they have been translated Ono
of the most Curious features of the exhibition was
q display Of bedquilts sround the walls o' the room
in which the fruits were exhibited. Somc of them
were covered with elaborate devices N needle
work, each square being marked with the haine oi
the girl by whom il was executed, and the center
piece containing an inscription that "ths
.'duilt was made by the young ladies' of the =
- Ward as q present to their dear Bishop Re-
~ y In, vaS QrJp
banner roughly painted with picture of the cross
ing of the South Platte during the emigration from
Nauvoo The walls of the main hall were aung
with portraits of distinguished Saints, srsong
which those of Joseph and Hyrum Smith were
prominent One painting was family group de-
picting Brigham Young, his first wife, and their
children. There was alsoS plaster bust of Bt1g-
ham at one end of the hall. After we had finished
our tour through the rooms we found table set
for us with every variety of fruits The doors we're
opened soon atterward, and the hall was filled agan
With dense but orderly crowd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
PUTNAM COUNTY
ALBANY COUNTY-(OrrIcIAn.


Constitution-Against Convention. .4,oi2
In the Is District, stanton Ind. had S32 votea and
Seaton 80.
TloGA CoUSTY-For Governor: Morgan, 2,Se2;
Parker, 262s; Burrows, 237; Smith, 2f For Con.
gress Wells, Rep, 1855; Arnot, Dem, 2,sf.
GREEsy CoUsry.-Psrker's majority is 693; Strong,
Dem. Cougress) 5si; France Union Sheriff 20;
Coke, Union Clerk 100; Mscomber Dem. Assembly,
i elected
THE CoLUsBA DlsTKcT.-Charles l.. Beals is sent
h Congress by majority of 2,5l9-l, 1870 in Columbia
sad $50 in Dutchess.
The CoSsTIrurIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
County gives majority Of nearly 5000 against the
poposed Constitutional Convention.
TOMPKINS COUNTY.
Specia, DisrateS to III. n. u T,i5ma
ITHACA, Tuesdsy, Nov. 9, 1858.
The official vote of Tompkins County gives Nor
gan, fer Governor, lao majority; Wells, Rep, for
Congress, ], ,527 majority.
ALLEGANY COUNTY.
CouespOn deuce Of The N. Y. Tribune.
ANGELICA, Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1858.
The vote in this county (Aleganyl on Governor is
oevs' with the exception of Smith, whose vote IS
nO' al heard FROM Morgan, 4,l50; Parker, ,s45;
smith, Ss'' probably 600; Burrows, s5i.
In the xIth Senatorial District of this State, Henry
{. Wetmore (Aml Of fshkil is chosen by the e,ple
TO o. the seat made vacant in the Senate by Mande-
vile acceptance OF the office of Postmaster at Stuy-
vesaut Falls.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
A GRAND ORATOkIO.

grs, reppt for the lovers Of Ors'oro VII b
asorced Is . Thanksgiving Festival on Thursday
evening" the 18th instant, At tho Hal Of toe Cooper
Institute, in the performance Of Mendelssohns :" g.
Paul. by the chorus Of tie Mendelssohn CnOn aai
large orchestra from tie Philharmonic Society Tie
tickets will be 80 cents only This Orstorio - very
little known herr, though much performed IN England.
1t is Distinguished for very fns choral mna'o. OF
color suited to paint the sspirssions and sofrowsS
primaive Christianity.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

THz ExPLosloS on IEE SIEasTCs PFrfrL.-f,.
inquest sPon the bosy Of HeUry Bnnk, late ensineer
of the ..eam.ug Petrsl, siio w1 Killed by the sap1o-
sion Of the tOer af that yessel Saturday afternoon
nas sgs.n sijos1ei account u the oontinasi na'
hy Of tie ou,y ss-vvor Of The casualty :" Eve .es
tmouy. Il Iti.,aor,hs ia. hi, evidence W oe taIsn
to-1,y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

Two o: Our city editors are going 70 Europe; Mr..
John Bigebw Of Tie Erea,ss Poss, and Mr.. JAuAs
Brooks Of TIE Eryress. The former is to ssl asTt
Saturday. We presume 'ba, both geuslemen VII COR
resposi with their respective jou-rs ia;ins 'h,T A.
.sLce
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
NEwJERSEY.
FiRTH DisIRicr-gOme;lA

DELAWARE ELsorios.-The Wilmington Josynol
says the official returns elect William Burton DEM,
Governor, over james s Backmsster, the Peoples
Candidate, BY POI majority Mr. Bocbanans majority
~ the State was ,s25. Wm. q. Whiselcy, Denocra;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

MIcHlo.S.-71e Detroit Adrertiser of Saturday
claims the reelection Of Mr.. Leach Rep in the WITH
District Of Michigan. The District has been consid-
oyed in douht
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

In 1856, the Opposition 70 B1chsnsni,m did not
eleo. single member to either branch Of the Leg Ia
ture. Now We have nire members.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

i. reelected to Consrs. ova VIM r. Morris, the
People candidate. by 40 mGior1.T' mr. "nneeyS
majority tao years ago was l,75i. lie hes's'uie'
says TIE Journal, ,.anis:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

To.sl......................2,4S 2,4S-Kemble pur'y 1873
WEsIcHEsTER COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board met yesterday morning, when, after the
presentation of sundry bills, &C., Mr.. Lockwood Of
Poundridge, presented communication from the Com
nssoners of the Metropolitan Police, setting forth the
annual expenses of the Metropolitan District, and the
amounts which New-York, Kings, Richmond AMI
Westchester Counties, respectively expected to
pay toward defrayiug the same.
Mr.. Brandreth then moved that the Commissioners
0f Excise be requested to report to this Board the
amount which had been received on account OF viola
lions of the Excise law and what disposition had been
rade Of the funds received.
The Board then adjourned until this morning.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
CARMEL, Tuesday, Nov. 9-S p. IN.
The Board of Canvassers have adjourned till to-
morrow. Kemble's majority for Congress will be 5l6
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

KeinbIe ma. IN Roc kIand 4yJ
Ems.sots vote in Roclland Co. Kembe Sss sS
HAHN total vote in Rocklsnd Co... S66 Hask
Andrrws total vote in Rocklsnd Co.. 26 kembe msj S7
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
MAINE OFFICIAL VOTE.

We give below the Official count Of TIE votes IN IN
several Congressional Dis.ricts in Maine:
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glem @rItans 5tlaneg 5tlatAtt.
CRESCENT orFIeE, No. 10 Camp street,
rr...atLas1ln.. E.-.atLttsI NnNtnl hnr % L

wednesday, Evening, November 81 1855. !
Money matters moved very quietly to-day. The Offering
hank discount very limited comparative to the re-
sources and ability Outside there little done in
paper The competition good securities is extending, vet
paper maturing after the LIST Of November 1853 cannot be
placed fer tbs general OF lower than q lOper cent
though fayore signatures placed ut lower hgure On
three paper the rates rule from a Sin
fact there is au abundance Of money sale
another appears be good supply Of coin here and
after the arrival OF the Philadelphia and Black Warrior
which will bring million Of dollars in gold, suspen
sion Of inpostop may looked for there should be
decline in the Of exchange The reduction in
insurance, which suggested underwriters
has strong incentive for the proceeds Of exchange to be
ordered back in gold.
The weather been very favorable for business thus far
this The wishes those connected with the trade
have reNzedthat IS far steady cool weather
desired succession Of cool norhery Winds with several
fosts followed the killing osts Of the 9Th and 10th inst
doubt not but what sufficient return Of sugar and mo-
will be realized prevent any large undue calls
the market those lenders sellers Of money
who anticipating high rates Of cent per will
hardly fad their views confirmed.
The exchange market tolsraby active to-day in fact
more than toerabysy passably The transactions
large resulting however, in advance but buyers and
mers held thor own In checks New York the demand
* per dis good. The trans actions outside and
buying the banks at q Is 6 "a per cent dis
Al drawers sold freely and largely at the two inside rates
SS 600 al days tight IN two lots sold al IA cent
discount and good bankers Al sixty days
sight tx per cent. discount prevailed Good commercial
drafts ruled from IA "a 2, We note the trans
actions general $4,000 at IL cent dis, Sl00O08 al
pareelone Of $4,000 two others Of $4,000 each
at per cent dis and divers email bills the named
say IA q 2 81 per dis and sale at lll5 In
foreign large transactions Sterling clear
bills 1925 9 1914 amounting in all TO fully es0000
In document bills the sales extent at lO5a q
1885, under large margin and other sales with margin
1t 1852 the bulk Of being between 1861 "a
1868 the range IF the market being from 100 a 1888 with
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BGeotah far Cincinnati. This very regular packet,
In charge Of Capt 81 H. Lightner, leaves for Cncin-
natl to-day, at ) p. nj positively Mir Il. H. Deyenny
is her attentive clerk.
Great H'este,n for Cincinnati very regular
packet, ia charge Of Capt samL Williamson, leaves
for Cincinnati to day, at ?. N, positively, Mr.. H.
ii. Florer is her attentive clerk.
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our correspondence from new AofN o-uay US WIN
the following circular Of thel7th last:
During tue past week the money market has exhibited no
g 3ans a ca ennfinua Ia he feelv 1ede on y
eminent secres ut from az IA psr cent while on Gtber
etofc ofafsT f8 5s Der cent Ii lbe rning nate For
nnss ngper the nies remain unchanged The foreign ey
Change market continues heavy previous rates. We
iynatres an London for the Boston mail honorary
been made al Og Good commercial signatures rate between
iiSIs ID 100 francs 5Isg{ IA 8 49,
stats stocks continue in nee demind and in soma cases we
hot an Improvement Tennessee SKIES have advanced per
cnt with saeg at gS Virginia Skies q per cent with sales
Il 1884, Missouri sizes q per cent with sales at S95 North
o. C III 4aI.L
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snip Globe Baker y daysfr9m ooruna, in ballast Pierre
PCutz-3d dist 90
Ship Reaper Kelly from Antwerp I'D September to Muster
lst Qst -
Bronco ship Eepu1ltc, wenke G2leys from Bremen bal
last, to Waruekin \ Kirchhot-4th dist 80
Bark Weather Gage, Macke 40 Rio de Jauero
Johnston, Moke &cO--lst dist Il,
srhr Maj RHruy, Nelson From Biox-Basn.
Sohr Condor, lee from BilONi-Basin
SChr Ehenomene , from Coviupton-Basiu.
Schr Arsene, Weaver from Coyington-BasIn
Schr Laura Perkins, from CnvingtOn-Basr.
Schr Alcyon Narcses. from Bonfouca-Basin
sTHAHBoATs.
Capitol, BnrranCo, from Bayou Sara.
Ghoetawt Smedley, from Memphis,
kate Howard, Manson, from 81 Louis.
Fort Wayne, BUR-, from Cincinnati.
Messenger, Kirk, from LObdel's StOrs.
John Warner, Pieleriu Irem ST Louis,
Antelope Brown from Cairo
Belfast, Wray, from Memphis.
w 6urton Hooper, from Baton Rouge-
Cuba Hern, from Mobile.
GArondae, Snuott from Alohie-Iake end
Jefferson and Carroop Railroad.
Towboat wv Palmer from the Passcs-towed down and
18Th ships Belle Of the Ocean and Pequot bark
Lizzie BOggs and schooner Mary Cntnn-brought up
ships Reaper and Republic bark Weathet Gage.
Towboat Ocean Chapman the Passestowed down and
TO sea 18th inst ship EnoCh Train SchOoues Republic and
w w Harkness-brought up ships WIN Writ and Globe
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WHITE RIVER

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 2Ih irst,at5P,
, IT. 70 II w II 4 f IL v II R-FOR
LEslht5 Batesye Pocah0ntas Jacksnupor and all in
6 teTmedate landings on White Tiyer-The suhsar-
tal passenger steamer EUROPA, Thos l. Bailey MASTER W.
tTIb0r clerk Is now in port receiving freight and viii
eaEeas above. Fortnight or passage apply on board
EDWARDS DENTXGEi,
MY Advertising Agents
The Europa is receiving freight oet Of Girod
street.
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&co-s Todd &e9-Towrsend Tomp' ms kco--V Trioue-
TAYLOR th9rchti bornhill &eoG lheeei Gco-
uruuhNFt-Wsua, Lipseeiuh &Gut q WporiruH yCo--
j Waterman Bro-E Whceloek keo--G b IylG@t' Wei
shatrWest Netteltou-J Walill--S Wolfe Vale If Er6-
John Watt &Co-Bnd order.