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aen 0rltaus Bulb Crtsfsnt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY I, 1858.
-r-N1>--~1r~--~~-1~1~e~ ~~~r-eS,.@-<-
Talk on sChange.

Talk on 2Changes
There was very little talk going on yesterday. The
streets we're well thro1ged from about to II O'Clock
a. NJ, By which time the sun becomes rather too
powerful for comfort. There was something said
about the increased speed Of the mail from Washing-
ton and New York, Letters have been received via
the new route over the New Orleans and jackson
Railroad in less than FIVE days from Sew York, and
one Of our merchants arrived night before last in
little over four days and a half from Washington.
There is no mistake, the Jackson route will receive
great increase Of travel and so will the route BY
steamboat to Memphis, and thence BY rail almost
anywhere"
Cotton is talked Of so is tobacco. We have been
asked repeatedly about the last bale Of the last CROP
as also the last hogshead Of tobacco. They are com
ing. In the meantime, we have been looking over
old records, and give The substance below, also the
following statement:
Total all e ports since tie 1st September,
Reesipts same time a.t yaf. sg5ss5 @ ~
Intrsass shs 1885
Exported e Great Britain from ali ports to 5
Increase. 1888
According to the above, we think Mr. Bull viii get
respectable share Of the crop Of 1857. 1t is sup
posed Great Britain viii receive over 500 900 bales
how much We cannot say, but refer to the Cotton
Supply Association OF Manchester, who win dissolve
when It IS found we can furnish over the above
quantity out Of what our country friend termed last
winter and fall short or frost crop II Manchester
will keep mp prices above 3d., the Bears on the street
say they will furnish a larger supply.
The following table shows the date in each year
for tWenty-three years past when the first bale OF
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GRsAT ACCUMULATION OF CAPIgAL.-Tbe great
accumulation Of capital il tile name Of one person,
on deposit in several banks Of the city now amounts
to upwards ei tWo million dollars Tls is the man
who refused to give Us for charitable purpose. de.
claring that he not able because much Of his
money was lying idle in the banks. LBeston Ledger
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Lanes BEHAVIOR ~ CouRT-Under dateog sha
22d ut correspondent Of the Cinceinnati Gazetta
writes from Lawrence, in Kansas
The Examining Court 10 Lanes case j stfli en-
gagged in hearing testimony for the defense Tester-
day while Gates--Lane's hired man gas uader as.
animation, he was called upon to point ont oa pIet
made by Semi, the Surveyor the spot where tie af05d
at the time Of the firing, and other points. Ians
stepped up to the table with the Witnessstao Close
to him, aud when question was asked ahost aag
spot on the plot put bis finger on the place. and shs
witness then replied, there's the piaee
Lane quite lionizes over the affair. Tue cont
adjourned to particular hour, but this il a mere
matter Of form. II opens when Gen, Lane comes Be
sometimes keeps them waiting an hour, huE nobody
dares grumhle at the great General Lana.
While the court is in session, he frequently naeeg
the floor back and forth with an afr OF great sefinf-
portauee-reeeves the congratulations 0f lila friends
and eonverses with them without any restraint 81
regard for the business Of the COURT and occasionally
interferes in the exaninationof q witness.
The whole thing is farce. Lane has Baffl nsllti-
cal friends here, vino will sustain him id anyEhng.
doubt if he will be held even for trial. bat # be
is, there are too many Lane men here ta render
conviction possible.
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RA1LR04p TRACK DISPLACED 81 THE HRAT or THE
SUN.-The train which lett Ba1alo yesterday after
ernoon for this city, narrowly escaped being thrown
from the track by tue displacement Of the rails.
The train had only proceeded couple OF miles BE-
fore it was stopped by siglal nom sams # the
track men, who found the rails bent in two places.
The train came TO stand.sf Withea6 accident,
when All examination Of the track was made. & ap-
fai that il had curved each way, II being thsrofa-
bnation rail, faliy six inches out Of ine, AH this
expansion must aye taken place within twa OF three
hours, % not more than thet time had elapsed since
trains had passed over this track ltappears that
when tile track was laid lie rails had NOT been Raeed
taT enough apart to allow fer the heat summer
It toak about one hour 70 m track 50 that the train
could pass Rochester Advertiser
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ELoPED WITH HIS sIsrER.IN, LAw.-A married
man named MeCarty ran away from New York with
his wifes sister about month ago. They went to
Boston and lived together until the latter part Of
June, when the wife, learning their whereabouts fol-
lowed and had them arrested They confessed their
ruiIt and were locked up
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REsPrED. Clement Hurley, who was to have been
hung at Georgetown, Del, on 25th ut for killing his
wife in fit Of mania pott was respited bg Governor
Causey and his execution postponed until the 26th
of June, 1875. AS Hurley is now So years of age this
postponement is about equivalent to Communication
Of sentence to an imprisonment for life.
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DEATH OF ExcELsIoR.a-On exchanges bring
US the intelligence of the death of Dan Rioe's we'll
known horse Excelsior The poor brute it would
appear, FELL from the stairs which he used to ascend
in the ring, and faGturing his limb his death was
rendered necessary. Excelsior was son Of the
renowned Grey Eagle, y and was some twelve years
DID, eight of which he performed in the ring,
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Leaves On wEnSEsp Ay. III inst, at 5p N.
Leaves o9 WGDYEsnAYs Ialy !. % ?. y.
O-uACHIFA RIYRR.
&C Gl 2n ERInAy. ]. Z "a lasJ. :. p N

Leaves on FRIDAY, 9th inst. At P. NJ
r. OUACHIpA RIVER r EGULAR
lE4Asz5 Ten DAY Express Passenger Paeket-For Cam
eGssszaz den, Beach HILL Little Bay, Champagnne
Pigeon Hills ION Saline Cornishes warren Hiieys
Landing, Providence Point Long View Hamburg Alabama
Landing ouachta City Port Unon Mouth Arboune Tren
Ton Monroe Columbia harrisonbnrg, TrtRig and az panta
non gnd way business Only daws y inches-lhe unsur
Frank ~ ore CLERK, VIII leave positively above freight
or passage apply oil board,
jy7 Us. PAGAUR. Adyertising AGENT
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TIE LAKE.


ls I sri ~ SIS hAkisnSE W. asst. AND oOLhUai
cite sa7s fo BIadon oman and Sii cSiiam
Leaves 'ooe pr Badon Gunm Springs and Denopo.
y sag:S, eyslS stl9hy Sfdf EgeRng ~ q 15 g. 9eloes f
Evening, at O'Clock.
Leaves Bladon and CuIlam springs every Monday and Wed
nesdgy Evenng O'Clock arriving in Mobile every Tuesday
Passeaee rey on th arrangement being carried out
ts jeanette eaying Badon evening the trip Is made
e Mobile during the night thereby avoiding he hot during
For passage or further pfFsglass pfag 2Ryyr aRely ~
!. cox, BE&iS&iab S2itf'. ! y; ID, j = =
-gg22--------------- aon Y. ava.
6sT. Is FOR BEADOy AND CULLU1I
Iss2esYAs sPRINGs--Twice weeE-Tfe steamer A d.
Bi4on and aan SPRINGS m c eeE sf ss f5os @ isa'e iOf
Leaves Mobile or Badon and Capm springs aud Demopos
eayes Mobile for Bladon and cuan Springs Wsdnes
-Tseturnipg-
1 s"d9g ara C1gm sFer Tuesday and Thurs
and Friday morning. s o'clock.
.gs ;, , fts snIP HP 4 hTeRR2PgpeglGs RPg e5 street.
n% OVER THE LAKE E-s0NDA ~ Ex-
lelsk5 curston to Manleyille, Lewisburg Madsoi
tSsFesss vile The fine, fast low pressure steamer
Fsa q b s9s a. 4
Scos ocosk a. sa5 Regr9ng 1i M leaves YES adisSpyie
city Fare for the excursion M For further information aD
plEl5 j.l5,t Gro = FospIok + ss,s5ss dssn5 street.
H. ~ 1 FOR POINT .CLEAR-sTEAsfER
Wa sH y gagt v 9P lnf r Ga Carson f w leaye
Tes 3G a on sandsys I Mondays L and Thursdays win make
hoss " o1E SS Oosts 9S'o ue'0RGafs is8i
1T@ LAKE. saOBE PACK
Err ooEAN 3 sPRIsGs s BILoxI and II intermediate
a ps steams 1g@ I9 -" PFssoqse u y coat
expressly for this trade with superior accommodations win
roads, the arrival ibe j lie cars a. foiG~s
,, Jefferson Railroad Ponehattrain Railroad
TgE$9AY N. cars. A 81 IL (: cars fs'''
ssRF4F99RRBB;; sR49RB3Ys q 3 = : n n cars cars : " soEs
srr,y, !. :, Leaves ocean sPTings ,.,.
MEBEEsbSE Z Efy.EsyING Fafb1Y FFahn1F oRSING HHhSSENS
Rates Of Fare by the Creole:
Cabin fare 70 Ocean Springs, B64 and all intermediate
Children and servants ..............,..... Is
pFeigat viii Be- received for creole by ether road %
WI An EpTsss Chest and Letter Bag leaves the aiee
New Orleans june IS 1853 s5sDDFS' agent = Bang F5es sss
gfrau~A. LAKE, SHORE PACKET. FOR
Bi5S II ald Lq4e s.pa Ps snlinJs Gh"n Mississippi City
G The new and splendid ow-Pressure steamer Virginia,
passed ons vii leave s Is sf foo%s %sn unSuf
1ae.r.o,, I,aIi-def El.e9yes New Orleans =
MoERAY:..... A. ~ cars TX A. IT. cars
I4TRsB AY., 5:55 :.........'. .....5
sRTpRb4Y 5g5p .lG5g NJ ear. SI cars
Leaves Ocean sprngs-soNDAY ETENfSG
HaF&5BR2 HHa5FR&s4B5R4! 5EESiES. EEEA5Ee'
sAiSnTRRA AnDII 2, s,I& Z M9RNING, q F,H5
Cabin and from ocean spr ngs and ali Intermediate
Children Servants u 40 40
my22F - ''A'D TOBY 81 esT95' ea@P ,treet
: riE-eD =, Is,ty ESQk 1IoBlLE E-DAILY z. MAIL
- - 'io~ pressure p9eke steamers Oregon. Jas.
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AN EARTHQUAKE.-A slight shock of earthquake
was felt in New Haven, Conn., on the night Of the
29th uIt. 1t vas also observed at Woodbridge, West
vile, North Haven and Waterbury. There have been
but two shocks of earthquakes felt in that vicinity
hefnre fn, a hnndrea vanrs
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FOR YAz0o RIVER.

Leaves on TUEsD AY July 49, atbP NJ
~ pA1sLAEIATCHEE AND YAZDO
lEa!t915 Packet.1he splendid, new, light draft pas
g senger packet HaZOu Belle. C. W Ewing
MASTER r Townsend, clerk will leave above Leore
Greenwood Sidon Tcula, Yazoo City an intermediate
landings and plantations Yazoo river For freight passage
apply ON board.
jy7 Us. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
&fhe iazoo Belle will continue The all the season
a summer packet
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ssssa r4g,ysssFeasszgss4 tOAYCH a RTRSAlN RSFs,4
gROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


h sunday lhe Steam TRAIN viii leave the CITY every hour
O'Clock trip. - ~ 80
Horse will leave the city every morning exeept Sun
trains. - - - ''e''H
ductor, h - 80 -s 'ls SoA
Station House has been erected at Geny Ridge where
toe steam train viii stop when required exeep trips
@ o coc on sundays Fare each way 10 cents and
Due notice will be given of the half hour trims
On aud after the 4h July hour trains eave every SIM
day, from o'clock to 9 p NJ 80 -
p. NJ ' '5' sAV'h ~ % GA - o
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COAST AND LAFOUl
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P NJ
r. COAsT HAGkEH sIEA aAE1R

fTSga COAST PACKET STEAMER
lEaF tst5 Sallie RO0insoIl-To and from n. 0rleanl
gsa5s5S' bayou sara Fort Adams, WilitapagoTt E P9E
Hudson and all intermediate landings the SALLIE ROBIN
SON. f. 4. Gross, MASTER in place Of the BELLA DONNA
leaves New Orleans Saturday evening" at O'Clock
and Bayou Ssr Wednesday evening" the arrival the
cars from WOodyille.
clerk will be on the Leyee receive freight Thurs
day morning.
aParcular attention paid the receiving and landing Of
passengesu freight all hours of the and night.
iy23tf HOLMES d GLAUSS, IA Tchoupitonlas st,
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A FEARFUL SCENE wITH A MAD SAIL0R. - A most
fearful scene witnessed tn South Shields market
place last night, by very large crowd 81 people
sailors and others-and The horrer and alarm tslat
prevailed for some time connot be well described.
Thomas Cook, a sailor, had returned from HalahuFg
that morning, in brig named the Castle Eden. He
had been a little excited when he came heme but
there had been nothing in bis manner very much 10
alarm his wife After tea he had dressed himself aud
gone out and il would seem that he was Immediately
after attacked with sadden fiji oE madness He was
observed running about in frghtfully excited state,
and then to Chamber By the spouting to the ro0 Of
St Hilda hnrch. With such agility as Only aailafs
display, he, somehow or other attached himself to-
| toe ends upon a thin edging slopng to Tue ground
and not more than an inch In breadth and stEIkIng
his huger-nall5 into the lime between the stonas he
Dronght himself to the outside but finding be could
not pass the other angles be dropped with his 1auds
on the narrow ledge, and passed himself hand eSer
hand completely round the tower-a most miraculous
perfOrmance-as the oldest sailor in the large afqWd
that had gathered together had expected every me-
ment that he would slip, aud be dashed 70 pieces
| the pavement. Having got back tU the Edof of the
church, the unfortunate man tore of bis neck tie,
coat aud linen Shirt and rendiHg them 20 shreds hs
threw the fragments to the excited crowd below. de
then pulled out his watch and dashing 1t to pieces
pitched it at them. He next empted his trousers
pockets Of money and cigars, aud threw them away
and every one thought he was about To pfeeipitafe
himself from the roof, when the police aud sevegal
young men burst open the belfry. and having found
a door, rushed through it to the roof. When Cook
saw them coming to him he ran towards them and
attempted 10 drag one 9Oung man over she eaas but
he was oyerpowered, aud was taken Oh to the police
station by strong force of policemen and civilians
He was put in straitwaistcoat and he will probably
be removed this morning to the lpnatc asylum IS be
is earfully excited. Cook was a remarkably steady
ness has been produced by the extreme heat expef-
| fenced at Hamburg. ELondqH Morning Star.
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WHuE orow.-The editor y he NllledgeEiIIe

(Fla.) Recorder says;
A son of ours, while picking blaekberries feW
days since ia the neighb6fhoOd 0f this city knocked
down from small tree With a stone aud caught
perfectly white crow. lthad lit with Aeck Of blaek
crows near him, in company With another almost
white. The one secured is shaped. and had in every
particular according to Audubon, az tie pecnlaFi-
ties Of the black crow. Beth had heea seen PIE
viously in the flock. 1t is the drst WhIta aroR We
have ever seen, and his like was not known to Tie
distinguished naturalist
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SEA ISLAND GRoPs.-We learn from gentleman
who has been through the Sea Island region Of QUE
State that the cotton and rice crops are very prois
ing, and in excellent condition SO fur.
From the plantation OF a.. S. Johnston Esqs on tbs
North Santee, we have seen rice stalk remarkably
large and healthy 1t Is nearly four lees long, and
has very large number Of tier5 enianatng nom one
root. ,EChareston Mercury "a.
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GREAT LEAP-Sam Patch Bedten.-A sailor named
Griffin, belonging to the schooner Clyde took aleap
on Sunday that casts Sam Patch and bis great jumps
had been pretty well patranized, Griffin concluded he
would show off some OF his feats Of agility and alter
climbing to the truck og the mainmast and going
through some gymuastie feats, made flying leap
into the water distance OF 25 feet. The only won
der is that he was not Instantly killed, and as il was
he was quite severely hurt [ohicago ITibune.
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Do1GEsTIc 1919 TgE
LateF fram -.

1a85R NOM taVaNas
NEw foREi July 5e--Advicss from HaYaaa si4ss
t1at Captain Palmer o. tile bark Ei Paso bas Be9n
liberated.
New YORK, July e.--No news has yet been IL
eeiyed Of The telegraph cable neets though i aalgy
expected. 1t is now raining here andgers geesy.
Domestic Markets
NEW YORK, July --Eotton-the sales 81 the dag
amounted 70 500 bales, and the market closed af
steady prices. Floar-the sales oF ths dag Wers
Is 600 barrels at former quotations an tis naret
closed firm. Wheat-the marses closed auaysae
With aaIes Of 25 600 bags for the day.
River Intelligence
YTCKsBURG, July 6.-The steambost HIn gs7
rison passed down at noon to-day, ara fha AEiee
Vivian passed down at O'Clock this afternoon
TERRrBLE MURDERS BY As IEssgs MsN-Tha
Wilmington Herald Of the Both ult gives fhe fasw-
ing particulars Of the recent shocking nEdsgs ID aG
vicinity:
Itseens that on yesterday morning, al abogt saB-
rise, Mr. Joshua Rouse ir who lives aheas s7o res
from WhitesFille, Columbus county. N. C. not an j
dressed himself and went out and fed his hoes k9fas
etc. as usual, and after having finished be returned To
the house, and without any pTbFoeaE0Bs seized
stout hickory stick aud struck his wife several sezart
Flows over the bead and shoulders atunnine her and
causing her to fall of the bed (upOn which ghe gas
sitting at the time) upon the aoor. MS father wh0
was blind and who at the time was sitting 0a tlse
plaza, called to him to desist, when he {5osEaal
rushed out upon the cid man and knocked zaa afE
the plaza with his stick, and seizIn 8 axe III aiS3@
erately severed the old mans head from hi8 be-
then went back into the house and killed BIB wieana
two children. cutting their heads off, ss he fd sat "a
his father, with an axe
While this was going on, his eldest SON RfsIIsrd
ran over 10 some Of the neigh0ofs for help Iee os
four of them came out and met Rouse With the axe
in pursuit Of his son Richard butt upon seeing hs
neghhors. he dropped his axe and extended his hauds
custody and carried him to WhitesTile iail, WEers m
now lies confined.
We learn from our correspondent tllaG R1ase ssas
at one time confined in The Lunatis AsYlam at R4s
leigh: but appearing to be entirely EeeoyeFsd his
friends obtained his release and ever since then and
until yesterday morning, he has appeared aad sted
as rational as any man,
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FOR OPELnusAs

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at s O'Clock p. N.
.fF.Tse s ,IE For OF 2 OU 5 S-THE NEW
&c. ssytj' STEAMER W. Burton, Capt G. u. Lon,
aillieT buill expressly Tor the rade will eaye .,
above taking freight for Old River SinmspOrt and all andfn
on the Ateheaya For freight passage apply on board
Or =
J. N. JOHNSTON / CO., 8Front Ievee st.
nTnbo sfrAat
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,

OHIO RIyER.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. J JgIy !, q 5 O'Clock r "
Alzis Galro and Aempbfs-T1e kbs fezaIat ratii
y - - and passenger packet Fanny BulitEt,
For e freight Or psSsage apply % board
1sT. sFEAnER WOoDFORp FOR
- passenger steamer BRoOGEOrti-T This new,
win leave for Louisville ntermsdats aadiags throughout
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, JnIy 8, ,at5P.M.
Passengers and shippers rely the puBetualiy Of this
as is PAoAUD, Advertising Agent.
IT. STEAMER n. ID. NEWcOmB,
ss5 for Iouisgiek Regular New oreau- and Isoais.
THIS SPLENDID new and est passenger steamer a. McGilI
throughout the season IS follows:
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, July ?, at5P. M
p....,n... n, J. & PAdiAuD, Adysrtising agent
steamer my3
RS FOk LOUIsyILI.R-FHE ENTIRE.
lszestg " new and splendid fast-rnEnng passenger
matte viii esye for Loaisy and all Intermediate landings
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY,, July N, at 5P N.
fsyes yes New S 6s 5 i targ3, s "a IA, g &
Passengers and shippers can rely on me puueuay Of this
al j. S. PAGAUD. Advs, Using Agent.
R STEAMER DIANA, FOR LOU
IsYILLE-Reguar Is Neg Orleans and Louisville
This entirely and splendid passenger steamer Ed T.
Sturgeon master viii leave for Louisville and ali intermediate
landings throughout the season as follows:
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY July I3 o'clock P. NJ
FRIDAY July 20, :. 8.
Passengers and shippers rely the pnneuay Of this
steamer
No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan Of her cabin be seem secured By
applying to the agents.
BELL, BUCHANAN & CO.,
20 No. 81 Poydras street.
Ff% STEAMER E. ii. FAIRCHTLD
for laousViileNegHl4r New Orleans and Louis
60 vile passenger steamer e. H. FAIRCHILD-
This splendid and passenger steamer j. Faucet
master VIII Louisville all
throughout the season, follows
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July n, at n VI,
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, August I, at 5 r. 81
Passengers and shippers rely he punctuay this
steamer.
a28 Us. PAGAUn. Advertising Agent.
G~es REGULAR NEW ORLEANS
ard louisville passenger steamer Pacific
he splendid and swift running passenger
packet FACIFIG Jesse X. Bell, MASTER will
follows:
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July p, st5P.M
Passengers rely the pumctullitY Of this
aIO j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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R0sToN.

ask FOR BOSTON f. REGULAR LINE THE
s5S ane iast sailing packet bark Hebron, Sheppard
ssssaffA ter having If her cargo engaged will
lave Dispatch For balance Of freight passage apply to
jlG GEO. W. FTNs0N & CO., 81 Camp st.
6T FOR B0STON-THE Al AND FAST sail
es4 sihg bRk Caroline 3gIImns, Emrs master, is
no9 oadi1e, and having nearly all her cargo engaged
going board, will have quick dispatch For balance
ieI5 81 II. BASS. zig Common street.
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at S p VI
Opeousas via the AChafaaya.
re- - FOIE IEOPELOUSAS-THE NEW AND
I4ss5 light draft steamer Bayou Belle Cant John
Lyons will leave above taking freight and
passengers Tor Smmesport old river landings on the
Atchatalaya Forf eight or passage, apply on board.
InS3i j. 5. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
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sEA-G0ING VESSELS.
RIEs TIE.

3gE7S FOR TRIESTE Al FAST SAILING
FB&TA American ship William Jarvis capt. Ballard,
asis loading for the port and will take cargo
e the current rates Of freight copee loading Apply
TO j. p. WHITNEY X CO.,
Inyly 30 Car0ndelet street.
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7F1
IEf u II q R

S FpIS hsE6sFISJf9B B-PHB Al ITRRTTIY
AS sHAp @la e5Ans Capt lsarker having All her rae
" II Tdeeg with quick dispatch f9 he abDga
port, BAXTER f,t9V VHyI.f. Il Ga
For passage, havFg superior Recommendations abtyg 1T
the eaptlin On board. Poal a2. .FiEl LaseIet. Ia
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L0NDoN.

sS FOR ION 3tJN-TfE ri + AsIz zS4 AZ INC
nE @ n enea ship q bland, 5ait LahNsep
Furffesht pf fo5aeeo apDlF io8
r. WHITNEY 4 co.. s5 Carandelets IT. +
Fo passage having ha Accommodations appy zap
la-l9n gaafa iag .
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DRUGs AND MEDICINES.

4 WRIGHT aS CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
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gsts and Dealers a Proprietor lowest wholesale prt
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FOR BALTIMORE THE FINE FAST
4esans schaoner Thos. Dennfson, Gapt. Story
hNSng good portion of her cargo engaged will have
quick dispatch Fef balanee " freight apply
3Ea- VI. HTGSON 4 CO. ~ Camp street,
jsis Or to P0oLE 4 CO. % Magazine street.
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YrCKsBURG, July 6.-The steambost Yrt " 1gs7-
rison passed down at noon today, ara the AEee
Vivian passed down at 5 O'Clock this afternoon.
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TERR1BLE MURDERS BY Ag Igs2xs MsNThs
Wilmington Herald Of the Both Old gives TIE fasw-
ing particulars Of the recent shocking murders ID se
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