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AN IMPENDING PANIC
AxpA
Valedicto1y
INSTITUTION CiSH RIBBON H0rSE,
No. IFS Chambers street, New York.



= ~ LIN Il A4l L. cA11. !
The ttareF Of our own "e:edesta.s E.7e<s-eA~
qmtenSea Tl;1 saan '7ptaa pht aaa i4ss e"ns
r.on,hs that wiki otsEx,,. w"uI ;afs ths pfeslur
Ecn!us " 4 century" to accomplish. viz:
A"REAL' "oi'lG1SAl'" INSTITUTION
tan,uxoct III tas nio aac,nie day laknx U.
c1tv{s with 'acir smiling presence uukln Us faspy xa
t4s:F sasli' and We n4'stt< tasnn fsei' with
RIBBONS. STRAW GoolS AND FLOWERS:
At.aay- ard -cve-y" rr.ee,
r,,.,
Ibis month enn:4f u our principles. We haze te play
~ .1e p ~. VI @ H. ~ aAt e'hlos H1s us s'e
Ribbons NE "psertde, hsffe." never AFTER even's
RIBBONS: K1bUoSSH R1EBoS$.::.
E-ouo1t out q. ,rutr.vt ..Fa.honrd- with .,re~ ,na
aased With parental s'a,'ess utt!it ths Ian "f Apr
M ~, nov no to " .'0 I'll 1vss mcoih 81 p H1v
,sy, ~ w,xS ". ib.rt;ur. w. Es.vxhef o4 -xys
say ,nS t., - tn a9:o:E3,. ~ W. 'ark ts
l"oat sarccs.. ''''@'- Lucy A1'' @''''''0@0
s,y II tlilrs ~ )" .ry s,ve M Shea n:t +.
~ rs'. p'u's F's:''. NV VIZ <.t'' 'A'
No, 1l6 Chambers strr~t New York.
-
"o' o-
In gratitude for ~h:rh tbs ,hnnth ndr1 rn.re
s"tA. II nannuh., = EK .!1 :Ah1uss. y e1ra':'
K1GEoSS.
nos :. ~! T.. IT. 10 aaa ~ n. E'ehne' l'1.e a'a
Hiss h'SsAa !.'t'oss.
u pKIss ..', And s'e EMBROIDERY i rclMNlSGs. @
We ass accused Of doing too 1ca business FIR IL sea!
To the wo, If Trad. W. nr lsrc to STATE that We lave
aisN. an lnti:h4tt1,!} q HHs h@'1-Pe n-EAr' ttS
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MILL FCRN ISfIIN GS
CHICAGO BRANCH or
10 IN r. NOYE'S,
Buffalo Mill Furnishing Establishment.
French IsM1"r .WillSl0nes.
EXTRA liSD D0rBLE EXTRA HEAVY I0LT-
Ing CLOTH.
Soye's Improved centrifugal Feeding.
FIGURING and d:rist Mills.
yoye fmrruved Patent F.onr r:cker.
Noye'* improved Pressure Mll's Plantation Corn Al!la,
ialn'e'' Gen.esse1t md TuItsnt w1sss Wheels ,t,,
fcaz:Il, Saftx Hangers AL: other cl.; H!.h and LOW
p1r..,t. Engines zaA 4,icr r1pnved leEsIe Enxaxs
Weeks I1:e aaA ssnaI latfrm sea'ea xaI7entsd equA
Lrstksin and Ra.,'+r Be.,!ns ant Packing.
Improved snu Machines anh *eper=tr:s nf 1ae@t rat.
tcrn. cor and CT Nils. sc,vrn WiEv liAlnx sefr~..
t;a+s anA Pms, Et.~f st:,a >;e:n! .l Wa1 i't'xet
scun Whi.!ri. "nx lt s' .oek. N! 9hrF ,t =, ras
Lighters LAD Uau,e.,, Culsuyor FLIGHTS and tus>
LAMru1EK:s SPOKE: rLASiSti MACHINES.
| Chinese Sugar-Cano Mills and Iiurse
Powers (sFoeeFs Sugar Mills.
| NOVA SCOTIA STCCCO PLASTER
ACKRoN WATER LINE
! At WAo1eale fT:se..
Al The above Furnishings 1t prizes to suit Tie unea
! Pi.ns, Specifications aud Estimates Furnished
uhen dc<lre! .cd IA. construction IT steam aud Water
Ala embracing t4s i.;tsi lnpsuye14rnts-
CHICAGO WAREHOUSE IND OFFICE
No. 2s Market Sfreet-Llad's block.
| AL on.e1s addressed u
JOHN r. N0YE,
| An..r.T9 hl,a.u.r Eulta..' y. 7.
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nR. CUTTERS IMPROVED
Skirt Supporter,
haa AaIc.e Of GreAs Utility, which eteuid b
WORN By EVERY ALE.
This Supporter takes tho weight Of the skirt upon ths
shoudet the 2rneer paee ant ressee bc soseb and ~
doQtn OF eontnctnt md downward pressure. which
u bY Tho atIs Ph5reianA sd 10 b the Eta* enss
III taxing tha weR II clothes frou, Of the atnm4ea
upon the shorldes enabled better ~ staad ssee nd
thereby expand the chest acd ezE1h raoe Freely Tbs
sEe9y seAbe p%sssA knnw1 Unnecessary to ths faa enjoy"
mani ef ha1.tb. ,,.
There are iew ladies' vho havs th9s e!osh9 M1-
ported the waA have no< raatad e t3ut and ots1
deninx feeling md aiso weakness Of haet consequent
Thereto Thea Why from Others tzks Winning s1e b
Xsaat4aa.sd ~ CUTTER 4 WALKER. Lowell. Naa.
4. GRAVES,
f1uneessor 10 c. 7. Atk!naon3
~. IS Lake s5rsef, Chicago,
Wbo}>n]e and Retail Aren't for tie sas Of the abors
spQis apl3 etss I'M
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Mica. Soc. AND n. /. 4. E.--1ae following arc
the earnings Of this road fer the third week in
May, 1883, md 1857.
, 1859-05-27
THE LIVER INVICOls.lTOT,
l. PREPARED BY pE. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from Gums.

These GUNS remove all .
mna':.i or tssd matter ftut.a Z
the. systen1, slpptyln& il ;
tatH psaes : healthy dow
II !41e, ltrsf11rA!nk h. ss'rf
n743s, ea,Itiilx f1sd tu Ill :
ks,t we'll. l'rNYt1S0 the
bI4k'p. E;y.H. Iuut 2Iltii
hsskt, to khr whole ul:Lci.tt.
eTv. rrs1aosiuk the 6ua. uf
The t!w4se-eHertu1x 1sa41-
Al t11e.
BILIOUS ATTACKS
Art cured. and. Whist h hxs-
Ter. prevented hy The o<,a-t
slonal uss Ut tls L-.yer ln-t
NSuatoF-
| nno dose aiter eattEx -
sum.ent u !eakve the .tu-E
usa.A aud prevent the foed'
3rrn stAux aaA AuuF1Ek. /
Only one tose TAKEN he;
fore retiring. prryeotA The
Nightmare.
OAly one dcxe taken al
nlkak ftn~as The bowels
grad y, anl el,zrs C.s1Ivx;
1EAk.
One doss taktn at>e.;,
l each meal will ca1o Dr.,
| FEf0AS
Oue dose often repeated
~ rsse casr t,'F EbuL41A
| NunA and ! psryeut..
I've VI CRolkxA,
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Presbyterian Church, Old School.
Report ct Board Of Pub1icatio0-Loo4-
ton Of Theological Bemiuary.
SPEECHES OF Dr.. RICE AND OTHERS


ESpecaa1 Correspondence Of The Pres sud T6buue.l
1sptAxAzo1u May Is ts9.
SIXTH DAT.
The forenoon session was devoted almost en-
tife1y with discussion Of the report Of the
Board Of Publication, Of which the following is
brief summary:
The to.ul number Of copies issued during the
yesr has been $4,000
This makes the total number of publications
issued by the Board since its organization,
amount 70 ,73o, s3s copies.
New, Instructive, uud popular volumes are
continually udded to the Sabbath School Libra
~ Of the board, which Is more and more in de-
mand.
Itriodicazs-Thc circulation Of the Homd and
folf1 Rttord now amounts to II ,650 copies.
The circulation Of the .S1I1atA 4Sthooz Itsitor
bas increased 4.ooJ during the year and now
amounts to 5a.U0u copies.
The total distribution Of the year has been rs
10:
ss: Z: IT tas Depository SsS soS4'
a1atS " C''poteNFs 9Fs5
GG.nted by Executive Committee as+5
Total Of volumes
being decrease, owing to the smaller number
| Of cotpor,eurs employed, Of 5,543 volumes,
Pages Of tracts distributed:-
Sold At the Depository 90.60 pages
Distributed BY eolpoteuss
Graated by Executive Committee ....+..-... s'.l5
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ALEXANDRIA. July ~ Arr. schrs +. futile and Ham
iltOn. New York; Roseneath Boston.
CID brig Rolling Wave, Fall River: scr Clearmont New
York
SAVANNAH, July ls.-Cld. schrs. Kate Merrill, Pha-
delphia; bark Harvest, New York.
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Steamship Locust Point, French from Baltimore, arrived
at New York 9th inst.
Steamship Parkersburg Powell, for Baltimore cleared
New York, 2lst instant
Ship Mackinaw, Hammey, arrived at Liverpool from Bal
timore, sth inst
Ship Pursuit, Sanford arrived Bordeaux I'm Baltimore
18th inst
Shin Scotia, Mskey, arrived at Helveot from Baltimore
30th ut
Ship White Falcon Drummond, for Marsailes. was towed
down to Sunday Point Thursday morning by steamugs
Ajax and Reliance, to finish leading
Ship Ellen Stewart Coffin, from Liverpool Baltimore
was in the Mersey sth inst
Ship Admiral, Bens, for Baltimore, cleared at n York.
10Th inst.
Bark TIadley, Kent arrived Boston from Baltimore 18th
inst.
Bark Edmund Dwight Nckerson arrived at Boston from
Baltimore, 18th inst.
Bark Bay State Sparrow, for Baltimore, Boston
10th inst
Bark Helen Maria, Taylor, arrived Boston Balti
more, goth inst
Brig Frances Jane, Kirch Humaccoa to load was at
St Johns, p. r., LIST inst, baIlastng.
Brig Scotland Collins for Matanzas and Baltimore, sailed
from Havana, llth inst.
Bark Daniel Webster, Nickerson, Palermo for Balti
more, sailed from Gibraltar, 18th inst.
Brig Foster Chase, hence for Boston, sailed from Holmes
Hole, 18th inst
Brig Foster Chase arrived Boston from Bamore, goth
inst.
Brig Eudoris, Havens arrived Portland Baltimore,
18th inst
Schr F. W Gardner, Bourne, arrived Providence from
Baltimore, 10th inst.
Schr Sheet Anchor Hail. arrived Boston Baltimore
10th inst.
sehr Geo W Krebs, Emerson for Baltimore cleared at
Philadelphia 2st inst
Schr varado, Stanley, arrived Calais from Baltimore
10th
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"A CPAS. McCOLGAN 4 BRO,
NEsA5EJ No. 8 SARATOGA STREET
$500 NEAR GAY.
Have hand and offer for sale all the most
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS. which they
are prepared to sell the most reasonable terms They
public stores HOLLAND GIN Port, Sherry, Madeira and
Malaga WIN JAMAICA SPIRITS, of superior quality
Irsh Scotch and Pure Old Rye WHSKEYS of fine quality
and favor: kIMNELI, &c, &C. all of which the public arr
invited O call and eS for III tF
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Stfamb0ats.
81 FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA.
The steamer VIRGINIA, Capt y Fair

.,sla FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA.
EAzzsRsuEx,--ia The steamer VIRGINIA, Cant y Fair
the season, between '17''' 'i'Ps III
BALTIMORE AND FEEDERICKSRURG
On FRll y, March llth, 1854 leaving Baltimore on that
DAY at clock NJ, from her berth, Light yreet wharf
foot OF Barre, land each succeeding Friday tberfr. at tho
same h3ur arriving in fredericksburg next dav evening
Saturday before dark Returning, viii leave Fredercks,
Durg every Tuesday morning, at O'clock after the arrival
there OF the night train of from North and Sonth
arrive in Baltimore carly Wednesday morning ''
The ~ lrglna will stop at all Of her usual LANDINGS on
the hAlfAtAN NoGh going and returning and, i'm add.
Sengcrs. 90 ' F''
The steamer has large freight capacity which facilitates
the handling and slowing Of goods, thereby preventing
breakage and other accidents s
She Is amply provided with well ventilated State Rooms
ana ers which renders her of the most pleasant and
comoltahe boats for passengers the Chesapake Raw
has been thoroughly Overlauled and repaired urinp he
past winter and furnished with NEW BOILER, thereby
greatly increasi sing her speed. '
~ Freight of all kinds taken very moderate rates and
received in Baltimore at the boat, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, up 10 , ocock "'
~ All Freight landed on the river must he PREPAID
Goods from other lines, destined Or Frederic burg or
points on the river Will be promptly the Ats
IN Baltimore charges paid and forwarded with despatch
Grain from the River received and delivered per bag
For further information apply on board, or 10
CAlRON n GWNNN, Agents,
?, No; u south street, Baltimore
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BN order.
WILLIAM LEES, Secretary.
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT Jrrv %


An o6Bs sT Esh BmsH- l. Bauns Co
Admiral, Brem) Weiting Bremen-Schae Kohcr.
Athena Schiiiing, Bremen.
Gasilda, St ford Cardif|B n HSdse ST. r.
E eaaaG q s Gii2R sHn Brauns
john Co aysf aSRy @ SisRpaSef RSo eG Son.
johannes (Brem Won Tritzep Bremen-Schumacher Co
g Winthrop; NorviliG iiverpooiIJas T. Fisher 4 Sons
3 l. Fizge aid CIR ell, Valparaiso Booth Co.
"m'e Falcon D'"m"0nd BlRKs < Randall
sl 91Gs k Bos Fi &s6han
G c55Ha kea nR ha Ro se oGPs Sons
@ WIFE, k 1 De an oJa oo SS Sons
E Si Glogd, Bsa@chamP Mche
{oh II Cha Gn Mason R4saro-L Cuttings
Maryland, (Br J Hellmers, Bremen-vonKapf& Arens.
enss % %a9es L4SsgsG sts"aT #ared
Swan Lennon Buenos Ay55f9y71cXirkland, Chase Co,
Eh sy E Tays. S Scr 9a1 A Hsis
Fannie Ta1d R. RosS cardeRas-T .%Rrisn ,Oo'" '''
q tqfFs5
%arsa iTi5I s5ee 6 s3@1SH Il f PROT
PRESIDENT Benson, Champion, Monroyia-G.W SHallsCo
.'SIla' Due'' 'ia''n1assaGAHf oGyy&&R Esgay
Aids AaG gi5 TyP2 2c N0rfQ@kmc2lsman Bailey
$Sisf Fea%5Si5 FaIi RysEM R3qaas Son
Flying ,ssepd, Carmine, Charlestcn-C Pendergast
Germ, Wilson, St John, n. B;-Kelsey Gray
Gen. Scott, Young, Observation-Disclosures & Co.
Harmona, Maoney, Port Harvey, n. b.
Hugh ". Fry, Marshal .Wilmngton-master
Isaac Morse, Parsons, Winsdor, y. S.-Kelscy Gray
John H. Travers, Wilmington, \. C-Travers Il Mitchell
James j. Day, Sparrow, Fall River.
Lizzie Russell, Todd St. Andreas-Pearce & Gray.
Louisa Bir9sail, Crane, Cold Spring-Rcse 4 Co
Mary Nelson, CharleSton-Chas. Pendergast
Mohawk Staples, Ponce, p. R.-Stilling Ahrens
Maria Pickup, Baker Boston
Nancy j, Brayton Gage, Fall Rver-E. Pratt h Bro
q. H. FOLEY, Stafford bay of Mexco-Dunnock ( WeatherIy
Petrol, Shanks, San BlaS-Friend, Ricketts, K Co
Pilots Bride, Croker for freight-Jos C. Yates Co
Pmladelpha, Chase, New Bedford.
Red Wing, kirwan, Rio de Janero-Thomas Pierce
X Stannard, Jr., Caribbean Sea-Dnnnock 4 eathery
sea Nymp!, Dawson, Provid nce-S Phillips ( Co
Seguine, kingSland, New York-RoSe 4 Lyon.
Virginia, kirwan, Worth Carona-.Ias Corner 4 Sons
" m l. Montague, Jr Port Span-Travers 4 Mitchell
W ; Trlplelt Pritche t. Fall Rver-W Appegarth Son.
war Eagle, Hogdon, Boston-K.lsey 4 Gray.
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&aiI 8oa0s.
La o. g FOR THE

- - gs -; ~ FUN W 1i5E AND soCTH
a. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
lows H -'' " ' was "
at te SN Camden Station BamoreMal except Sunday
Az ~ "A NJ EXpress daily 405 p NJ for ALL PARTS OF
trains 20 directly through
D.. - FOR WAY PASSENGFRS
oet"eel baltimore and Piedmont take the 20 A. NJ train
Cumberland and Wheeling, DIV wing over for Cum
s anu heeling Accommodation Tran) and between
timOre e '''" 70 NJ 'l"Iii rum Nai
The s FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at AS P NJ
lmh ElIIC0IIS MILLS TRAIN leaves baltimore at 90
7IOP '' MINIS III ~ A NJ anu
FOR RELAY HOUSE, besides the regular trai, , ,,s
P. NJ '' """ ''e heiay at olo
FOE WASHINGTON and THE SOUTU
Leave Baltimore at 20 and 745 A. NJ and n and On p
M On Sundays at 100 a. VI. only Leaves Was,i,oI e.
Baltimore at 44O and $50 A. NJ, and 2l and l5 = ~
Sundays at 80 p only. The second and fourtL tai,S
only from Baltimore stop way points The secnnd on
fourth trains from Baltimore and WASHINGTON cnrct ~
trains on the Annapolis Road. wal
For tickets of every kind, information, Ne auulv IN n
ENGLAND Agent, at the Tickle. Office, Camden station
". p. SMITH,
. ~ Master of Transportation
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent i6.tf
q -: WEST For 1R6 TIE RdRru
NIAGARA FALLS
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MEMORANDA

SAILED.
Bark Lapwipg Kelly, Rio de Janeiro and mkt-in tow
of
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

CLOGHCORMCK BUOY, CLEw BAY, COAST OF IRELAND
Belfast Office, Dublin, June "a 1859 :
Notice is hereby given that the black buoy which
marks the Cochcormck shoal the nshgOrt
Cew Bay, will lemOved about the 10th Of July
and replaced by black COnica buoy. with "Cogh
cormic'' in willie letters
By order.
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CLEARED.

, Steamer Thomas Swami, Ramsey, New York-Samue T.
Pearce.
Steamer Henry J.. Cav, Her, Philadelphia. A Sriver
Bark Johanna, (Odb g. Schillng, Richibucto, N BIZ
l.. BTauns 4 Co.
Schr. Germ, (Br) Wilson, Welchpool, N. B.-Kelsey &
Gray.
Schr Jos Crandra, Megarthlin, BostOn-RoSe d Lyon
Schr Maria, Pickup, Baker, do-dO. ~,
Sch =. Streamlet Downing, Wilmington Del VI aster.
Schr Amira, Pedrick, Philadelphia Stickney d. Co.
Schr. Emily Ann. Cormick, Chester, IA
Schr Pandora, Travers Norfolk.
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Gla Ga zs..s;s.1 PHILADELPHIA,
W II,NIN TON n n

cr,,,,,, BALTIMORE RAlI ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGFWEN r
- n and after MONDAY, July 9TH PASSENGER -ains for
DAILY Except Sunday as follows. ' III VI
EAPKESS IRA n at E 20 o'clock A. NJ, WAY MAIL ar
H49 A. NJ EN ENlNG MAIL. at % 7. n Tie $50 ! n
tram makes close connections through to Rpstou " "
and IL =. NJ. ' '> '''' -N''l'''% NJ
ON SUNDAYS at525 P. NJ. only. All the trains connect
my win New ork Trains except % f. W. or SATURDAYS
FROM fA VIE DE GRACE and intcrr,rii,r tlaca a. An
o'clock ?. VI. ~ ''''''e t'h'es AT ''4O
FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving Baltimore at m N orr.c+ NJ W.
mingon with g4 A NJ train and a. l. from Baltimore
with sos i. NJ train. " '"'''1ioie
NOIICE-Ail colOred persons, whether bond or free will
De required to bring responsible white person rson
ally known to the undersigned, who will he willing h. sion n
bond to The Company, before they will be passed over nV
portion Of the road ~ WI any
IL l4t14 WM. CRAWFORD, Agent
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Shipping Sntellissnts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, July %.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Her, from Philadepha-mdse
J. A. Shriver.
Steamer Artizan Foster, from New York-mdse to j. A.
Shriver.
Brig Lady of the Lake (B Newman, from Trinidad srd
inst-sugar molasSes to j. c. Yates Co-towed by
Hector Left in port brig Sylph. (Br) White Baltimore,
few days and others recoected Passed. going in
a schr supposed Jennie Norton hence, via Bermuda
Brig Director Reynolds, from Cardenas 10th ist-sugar
and old iron to- G. Hand Co,-towed up by James MUIR
ray.
Brig J. West, Wooster, from Calais-laths Geo H. Ro-
gers-towed up by Wasp.
Schr Aurora, OBJ Newell, from Halifax, S-fsh to
Kirkland, Chase d Co.
Schr BENZ Franklin, Greeueaf, from Calais, to Kelsey d.
Gray--laths and pckets to Thos. Matthews q Son
Schr. Breeze, Huse, from New York, to Rose Lyonice
to I. j. Cochran d Co.
Schr Hannah Martini Slaight from New Yo:k-sugar to
F W Bruno G Sons.
Schr J. W Mckee, Satterly, from New Yoskto Rose If
Lyon; ice to T. j. Cochran d. Co.
Schr. H. d J. Ned, TALL from CharleSton-to Chas Pen
dergast-dDoring boards to Pendergast Bros
Schr r. W TrOth johnson, from Satilla River -um-
Der O Mhnlhee 4 dickinson
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FOR THE SNuTLi

- DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEI
PHIA and BALTIMORE via the
- ''BAG LIN -
TO NORFOLK, WELDON RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
GoMERY, AND NEW ORLEANS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
~ DAILY, Except Sundays.} via
BAY LINE SEA ABOARD Il ROANOKE RAILROAD
- TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller issubiert
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, n c.
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EASTERN PORTS.

NEW YORK, July 20-Arr ship Johanna and Wilhelm
inc, Cardiff brig j. G. Anderson, Marks; schrs NJ Pred
mere and j. B. Cunningham, Virginia; d. W. Vaughan
GEORGETOWN, d. c.
Cid steamships Star of the West and North Star Asrn
WALL Roanoke. Norfolk; Adelaide Galway ship Baltic, y.
B; bark TverTnan, st. ,Iago
NEW YORK, July 2l-AT steamship Africa, Liverpool;
ship Endymion, Liverpool brgs Torrene Bisol iavacca
Galveston.
Havrr Ernst Moritz, Charleston.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2O-NOon-Cld. Schrs j. y. Ba
ker, Portsmouth; Ann Eliza, Richmond
Also arr, bark Dulnbaron Careias brig g. W. Barter,
Salem; schr. Sallie T. Charre, Newbern-Crd schr ann
Eliza, Richmond
BOSTON, July l9AT. ship Susan Kinks, Liverpool brig
Samuel Iii man. MeSsina; schrS Margaret Y Davis, Will
mugton, y. G., ;clard A. Wood and Saunders, Alexan
dria.
CID ships Art Union, Calcutta Rockinghon, Lepreaux;
Montgomery, New Orleans: barls John Winthrop, Mon
tevideo Corea Curacoa brig Espegle St Pierre schr
Mary johnson, Petersburg
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-08-20

A LUCKY W1NDFALL.- A young man.
whose name we are n OF at liberty tc
nention, employed as overseer on one
Of the cotton plantations in Mississippi
recently fell heir to a fortune by the
death Of an uncle in Georgia, of near
half a million of dollars. He mad never
seen bis relative, and had been employed
as an overseer for some ten wears. at a
salary varying from three to five hundred
dollars in South Carolina. To better
his condition he removed to this parish.
where, ty his industry and good tvhav-
.'or, be secured the confidence of one of
our sugar planters owning a colt n plan
taticn in Mississippi, where he now
awaits the return of the owner, in. order
to leave for Georgia to take possession
of lis vast inheritance. Mac has our
congratulations at bis good fortune, and
trust that be may live long to enjoy, and
make good use of it.
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FRENCH WOMAN H BEST WIFE,
So far as nationality goes, I should pre-
fer the French in to all others in
the world. The German is love and
geutleness, full of cliM|ko purity, which
transports one to Paradise. The English
woman, cbaste, exclusive, thoughtful,
and absorbed in her home affections, SO
firm, and so gentle, is the ideal Of a
wife. The passion Of the S%paniard bites
deep into the heart; and the Italian in
her beauty and s~oftness, her war;"
imagination, often with her touching
fraukuess, renders res stance impossible,
and you are enraptured, conquered.
However, you desire a wife whose
soul shall respond to your own BY the
sympathy Of intellect, a. well as love
who shall renew your heart by a charm
ing vivacity and gaiety, a helping wit,
womanIy words Or bird-|Ike sopgs-you
must choose a French You
risk ve1y little in marrying 4 p]aiu-
French woman in France. Sue is most
frequently SO SIMPLE fer the want of
love. When she is loved, she becomes
quite another person ;you would scarcely
recognize her. Mitchelet's "Low."
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-08-20

The Kansas Constitutional Conven.
ton has broken up in row-the Dem
ocrat'c seeding, and refusing to sign the
State Constitution adopted by the Con-
vept'on. The quarrel seems to have
arisen from a bitter personal controversy,
in which c; argos of bribery were freely
banded. The immediate occasion Of
trouble was the question of locating the
State capital. The contest lay between
the cities of Lawrence and Topeka. The
latter was chosen, an" it was upon the
choice that charges Of bribery and cur
rupto'n were foundnd. The Democrats
seeded altogether.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-08-20
~ Til u.s. far into the summer mon

t&G#9
%- Thus far into the summer months
has the season advanced, and as yet, We
have TO hear of the first case of sickness.
Never since we became a resident of the
parish has the general health been so
good, and what is more cheering is the
possibility Of its continuance. Our -ab-
sentees at the North, and elsewhere. NAV
direct then steps homewards as soon as
they think proper, as good health, fine
crops, aud every prospect Of a fruitful,
busy season awaits them. Our pbysi-
Clans are the ouly persons we meet now,
who have got8long faces.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-08-20

~ The Democratic Convention tc
nominate a District Attorney, for the
Judicial District composing the parishe.
Of East and West Baton Rouge and ID
e~rvi'le, assembled at Bruly Landing on
Saturday last, and unanimously no,nina.
ted I'D. STUART, the present incum.
bent. Nj. STUART is a fine lawyer, a
gentleman of talent and ability, and from
bis popularity, would be exceedingly
difficult to beat him for hat office. We
presume he will have no opposition.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-08-20

At a Democratic Convention held at
Bruly Landing, August 18th, to nomi
nate candidate for District Attorney,
composed of parishes of LberviIIe, East
and West Baton Rouge, on motion, J.
/. Nolan was called to the Char, and
Il. Hebert appointed Secretary.
The meeting being organized, the
President appointed the following gen
llDman committee on credentials J. G.
Stafford. G. 0. Hebert and o. Landry.
And they reported the the following
parishes were represented by the dele
gates aud proxies:
East Baton Rouge, II. Lati! and J.
c. Stafford, and by. proxies West Baton
n~~s~<.y o. h""d'y anu j. T. Nofan,
substitute lbervilIe by C. 0 Hebert.
On motion OF Mr.. G. O. uebert, Mr..
j.. u. Stuart was nominated by acc1an,a-
ton.
Mr.. y. Landry moved that the pro-
of this Convention be published
in the Baton Rouge Advocate, lberviIle
Gazettes& Sentinel, Sugar Planter.
J.T. NOLAN, President.
@ R.Hebert, Secretary.