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sPALpING,s
SPALDING'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
R0sEMARY AND CASTOR OLD

Is WARRANTED,
LIST. To beautfy the hair. I'd. To curt the hair
elegantly. Sd. To remove dandruffeHeetuaiiy. lth.
To restore hair to bald heads. 9Th. To force the
beard and whiskers to grow. 9th. re prevent hair
from falling Oft. 7th. To all diseases Of the
scalp. Sth. To prevent hair turning grey. 9th. To
cure the headache 10th. To kill hair eaters.
IL you are not satisfied, TRY 1T. All genuine
has the SIGNATURE Of the Proprietor-taks no other
j. RUSSELL. SPALDING, ~ fremont st., oppo-
site Museum, Boston, Mass.
Sold BY FISHER 4 WINSTON, Richmond, Va.
and BARNES PARK. New York. ap22-dsm
y UPTURECUREDFO FOR FIVE DOLLARS
IL DIR. sHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only five dollars. Every mefi-
cal man who has examined this instrument, pro-
nounces it. superior 10 all others. Ii desired, W
will cheerfully refer to any Of the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured b this
Truss. Persons owning valuable slaves thus ah1ict-
ed should procure one. they being 80 durable, and
the cheapest In the end We will send this truss
to any part of the country by Express or mail.
For the Truss, or information conoorning il, Id
dress C. C. JACKSON,
No. II Main street, Richmond, w.
Persons not knowing us. can send their money to
any merchant or friend in this city
TAs p,sss can b had ssq 4 Messy NEkpE1
Druggists. my2-1y
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,oss' Es stIsIfyr / KSsSSfSs1n: oSssa. xiyj.
~ATfS OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
~ LEGE OF PHARmAcY;. PKE1tGzyGA1k

~ CHEMISTS IND FH1HMAEE VIIEISt
ofer to country rhysicians and fsm,lies pef!sct-
DICINES, together with SNrseons' IastMmtafs,
PerJnuuery Fancy Goods, and all other thints ~
terms.
ga Chemical and Pharmaceutical preparations
made TO order and sent any psTt ef the countfy.
LAIDLEY K ROBINSON. DRUG ktors.
4th and Franklin sfs., Richmond.
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By James a. TayIer 8 Sen. Asc5is;e1,,.. !

SALE OF VALUABLE MOusE Ann HOr
WESTHAM PLANK ROAD. AT AUCTION. -aJFsii
s Pc sold. upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY. tSs
that valuable brick DIV ELIfN6, on the nrsth s;ds
of the Westham PINK Road. tjuss beyond ths cor
gorate hmits.t opposite the residences Of Meesra
the occupancy of MIR. +. c. Kimhroush. Il con
tains SIX comfortable rooms and = passage in the
centre: q brick kitchen with Eve rooms. ahla And
other out houses et&ere il also attached 70 the
premises q large xarden and well 81 excollent
to an alloy.
:, fer the above, VIII be soId TWO HANDSOME
bOILDiNG LOTS adjoining. fronting about -
TERMS: For the House and Lot, ono fourth cash,
the balance at 8, II and IS months, for negotiable
one third cash, the balance at and months. for
negotable notes. with interest added; the whole
to be secured by trust deeds,
au1i JAS. N. Taylor 1 SON. Aness.
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rUTURx nxY,


COmMIg9IONEnas SALE vrrav
COUNTY OF HENRfCo-Farss.n !, ~ . TIL
II tno IIcun Court NJ HeuricO IL - 49,. -
nutcheson w. hutcheeon's executor anS sA,s 49,
sIo ~ nel - commissioner viii I'll ~ rss
nc 1gcti2n, - tho hi HEST ladder 81, the nrss,sss
2n \: Mia the 5d day 81 SepteInlef 1sss. III
cing at 0'ciock NJ, the iollovinr ~, s,n
real estate, situated or near the nern 1 Nm
Turnptkes about three miles from the CITY az R,eh
inend, being portion of the property Of The l.s.
Ambrose Huteheson, to wit: = 80 .-'s
LIST. A portion OF the '.CHANTELI,A,, tr.~t. L.
ing on the Turnpike. immTdiatelye opuosite tke
homestead, containing about 10 acres. upon winch
there are valuable ice-houses and an ice pond =.
Tbs land y IN hish stass e, Of Improvement.
~ ~ acres lying on said road. about 50 miles from
mar and survey can be seen at tho Office of
Jas. NJ faSior Son, in the city of Richmond.
PERSONS desiring to make Enquiry about the
above property, are referred to Messfs. James M.
Taylor Son. to either of the lntersig ned one
OF whom fHugh M. Hutcheson1 resides near the
premises.
TERas:-one third OF the purchase money in
cash. and the residue In two equal instruments at
one ana TWO years from the day of sale, the credit
pay inenls 70 De secured By negotiable notes. with
interest added. and the title retained till the whole
nurshsse rooney is paid and a conveyance directed
by the court. - -
possess,on.wil be given in time to seed a crop Of
heat, aud full ssion OF each tract will BE- de-
Hvered al the end of the present wear
ALEX. b. HUCHESON,l
yNo. a. HIcHESoN, Comms-
HUGH ii. HIicHEsoN, ''oAs'''
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GEORGE DOWDEN, WHOLESALE AND

~ RETAIL DRUGGIST, NEXT AMERICAN Ho-
TEL, MAIN ST., RICHMOND, ofie for sale, upon the
lowest terms, to ply sicians and merchants. fresh
and choice assortment of Drugs, Chemicals
part Of Qunine, American and French; Caioinel
American and English Hydroidate Potassa; Sy
of the United States Dispensatory; Indigo; Sup
Carb. Soda; Dye Stuifs; Burning FLUID I.inseed
Oh and Turpentine; Sperm Oil, Solar Oil. Re-. &c
Nhiskey, tOld Sumerdean, years ODD Brandies
Wines, re, &c. warranted pure. Genuine Ha-
yana Sears, and superior brands of Chewing and
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G. ": RANDOLPH, Com'rs
- NJ X MILTON CARY, !

HOGSE And LOT AND VACANT LOTS
Il In PORT MAYO, AT AUCTION-We will
SELL upon the premises, on TIL RSDAI, the 25th
aoy OF Aasnst, commencing at o'clock Z. M, a
neat framed House and Lot. at the intersection al
Lewis street and williamsburg avenue. The
House is of medium size, and well adapted for a
grocery stand. The Lot fronts about 30 feet and
runs back the usual depth.
Alter the sale OF the above will be sold several
vacant Lots adjoining the late residence of MT
Larkin Ford.
The above property is near the site of the new
paper mill proposed to be erected at Rockets.
Terms made known at sale
au Is JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts
Two DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
26TH STREET, UNION HILL, AT AUCTION.
we Will sell, upon the premises, on MONDAY, the
Zyth day OF August. commencing at O'Clock, r.
NJ two very handsome building LOTS. on the east
side 81 26th street. at It's intersection with the
north line of street, in square No. IA, Union I'LL.
hey front 351s feet each, and back 132 feet to
an alley.
TERMs-0ne-f fourth cash; the balance at and IL
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by n trust deed.
aug JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON. Aucts
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AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEs, TO

morning offer to buyers our entire stock of sum
mer goods at greatly reduced prices. Notice,
Lawns at Cd. per yards Calcoes at &c; Bleaehed
ured Silks at &c., piaids, &e.; 0rgandie Breakfast
Dresses: Hoop Skirts, large lot of Ginshams Mt
l2isc. The cheapest goods of the season. Furni-
ture Prints: Ribbons; Hosiery; Gloves; Fanneis ut
25c.; Servants and Boys Wear. The ladies will
please call and see these goods as the prices have
been greatly reduced. CHAS. A. GWATKlN.
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STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE am au-
~ thorized to sell STEAM SAW MILL, with Is
horse power. in perfect order. which cost, a few
years ago, twentythree hundred dollars. good
bargain can be purchased in it, the owner has ne
farther for il.
Any person wishing to purchase it, can see it by
calling on MIR. Henry Brel who lives three miles
above Alice water station, Hanover county, and
for terms, &C., apply To RIO. B. LYME
General Agent, Office in Basement of Metropol-
lie 2S-1jts tan uau
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OFFICE RIcHM'D DASyILLE Il, r. CO..
August 18th. 1859.
dividend NOTICE.-At a meeting Of the
- President and Directors of this Company, held
this day. it WAS
Resofrsd, That Dividend of rouR per cent. tor
four dollars per share. be declared payable to the
Stockholders, or their legal representatives, on
and after the list day of December next
An extract froui the minutes.
Teste: THOS. w BR0CkENBROUGH,
an l3-ts See'y and Treasurer
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A LEXANDER GARRETT.

NILE AND RASP MASCFACTGRX.
AT BOWERS FOUNDRY, CORNER OF
CARY AND 9TH STREETS.-The subscribers
having been burnt out the second time, take plea
sure in informing the public that they have again
located themselves, and are prepared 10 ,nRaufae-
ture + LIES and RASpS of the hest material and
workmanship and only ask those in need to call and
examine their work.
Old FILES RE-CUT, and made as good as new.
An assortment of genuine BUTCHERS FILES
also kept on hand. LAU & SHUMAN.
Richmond, Va, August, 1859. al lS-6t*
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L per steamer to-day. 10 half chests superior
Family TEA, at 75c. per pound; 9, do. best Black
"a per doz; singl. bottle do. &c., 20 doz finest
Port. Sherry and Madeira WINE. at SO per doz.;
single bottle 81; Is 0oo assorted Havana and Do
nestle CIGARS, from $40 to s. per thousand
warranted as fine as any in market: boxes finest
Golden Leaf Chewing TOBACCO, with full as
sortment Of old Mountain Dew Whiskey, Rum,
Gin, blackberry and Cherry Brandies, &C., war
Tanted to give satisfaction.
J. p. KAFANAGH, Family Grocer
I72 Broad street
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IN retiring from the business of J. d. GOODMAN
co, ana pleased IN the assurance that leave
bsnds, ~
know Mr. SIMPSON and Mr.. MiLLxR thorough
IL, ana therefore do most cordI ally recommend
them 70 the confidence and patronage ofmy friends
and patrons. lily 0-tsI j. d. GOODMAN.
, 1859-09-03

The eur]T n4rt al he Tetk xas rs3uy and
,h-aato, ~ Ems nrsn,i,v hsvtnr talon !, tha
NH. h,,, .nhsson"n,iv n. re.shsr h.c.n,e
r.. a,,d ~srna a eood deal II corn bss IN.
.annan,I. hasn c,rr;sd Int .orns ~ Il ri xsnt
aa:o5 a.aa:5 ~ ~ s.aeS ~ ,n,n-ors ~. c,nd;
,;ar srd - farrs, omant;tv If harlrr
ha. snrouted and become somexhat dis.
.otare5 a. ,shar has continued scsrcc
",o;u ''',;,a,v dnn"n% nn tha cnnt;nuopce n, f;na
.4a.,.. R"t ,,sra ia scsrcaiv ,oon N r.rs.
a. "s'us Ill.,, us w. Jso,;,s ~ ~ whs!tt :.
oens aaTS eHsrt .vs - "i ~. Son,harn .nd M;dsnd
loa'ub iol " a4u ~ 'ne 5oeNne'A ~n1 1en"
, 1859-09-03
if'''TELEGRAPH.


: EsH foss, Sept a-The North American
Telegraph AA.ociation i now In .essiou 1t the
81 sso s H. %asa IN s, f fhs c. 'Ff PR,
Ca'pes, Cyrus " F.csd, Hiram o. Alden,
Franr'* Morris. Robs. #. Russell, and ] u.
purdE. From the "eest 70 Guiou Telegraph Co.,
liir1ln Sttl"y. fsAse r. Elwood and Auson
Stasrr. Frum The New Orleans Telegraph Co.
.Dt \; Green aod Go; l. Doaxls.: From
.le Albany md hudalo Electric Magnetic
Telegraph-t. s. Faxtoe, J. D Reid. From
the Atlantic and Ohio Col. Il. Berr5hil.
Dav'd BROOKS. From the Illinois and Missouri
Telegraph Co.-Juo. D. C4ton, and from the
lnn'rcaI Co., D s. Wood
Mara. :. Il, purds and David Brooks repro-
sent the iIsereals OF Philadelphia,
We understand that tbs essociatiop which
cmbraces I'LL The leading seleRrsph lp.s Of ihe
country eAe.peing s~o have un!~- eens;dera.
s'on scTerta prop0sitions which ars c.:eula.ed
70 edre1 caanget in she business VI ,e.efrn' .og
set"een The North and Sou'b upcn IT, sea
board: We also understand liza: tur rrocetd-
lnKA tAus fAr hAve been bar nsonru-
, 1859-09-03
The Grain Trade Of Cluclnnatl.

From the Ctnt!nnau Gazltte.
No branch of trade has grown more rapidly
Of late years. at this port, .h4n that in -four and
grain. Ten years ago consumers Of wheat we're
compelled to sus14in agencies in the country iu
order to obtain supplies, and previous to that
time the exports from this port amounted to
little or nothing So insignificant was the trade
seven or eight years ago, thss sale was rarely
reported en the books Of the Merchants Ex.
change, and il Was not deemed necessary to
peblish daily quotations. The price Of wheat
ut that time was fixed by mlllers, who met TO-
ge.ber oEce mouth, and agreed upon the 6g~
ures and it was generally The case that agents
in the interior paid more than could be realized
,Ierr. But railroads have revo1utiooized this, as
they hare many other branches Of busincas,
md We find that the graio trade has gro@n in q
few years 10 be one Of immense importance.
During the last year there was received ut this
port / l,274 900 bushels Of wheat, and there was
exported ip the same time, s00,ooo bushels To
show 1t = glance ,he prox5es. that has been
made in the breadstuds trade Of this city, We
lave gone back to ls45, and annexed will be
found the receipts, for each year since that time
The period covered By the commercial year,
extending from Septemher lat u An0ust 2}st ]:
, 1859-09-03
FAz.aA-lpkta evs,saler Arrested.

"As1Ixorox, sept. 2.-The scoundrei who re-
Gently brought from Philadelphia fifteen youDs
u school and music teachers, snd then robbed
tt,.m OF ,n-ir money and bnggage, was arrested
here 10 nigh, us Chief Of Police Goddard, and
Lieut.. of i'"hee McH-nry. He Was recognized
as Hiram T. Inalr, heretofore temporarily ein.
pinyed III Il hb 1rer iu the Patent Ofhee. Some
of our o~u cuizeCs had beea twind'ed
cun:4ioed large number of iessers from various
parts Of The country. the contents Of some o.
which show that lie tAs Travelled south, and was
catcosE~ly euRage2 in dishonest schemes. HI
h.s wl(t living In this city. Two large trayel-
ing trunks. c!uiu1ed by hun. ere At The Express
Office and arc supposed to eousain many vslu'
abses belonging 70 bis victims: He has been
committed 10 a~ait The rcquisitioa of the Gov
eruer Of New io.k
, 1859-09-03

NV YonE. Sept. e--The steamship Cahnu-
oa, from Aaraaa on The 30,h, arrived here this
evening.
TIE advic-s which arc one day litter than
those furnished By the Quaker City, are un'n1.
portaot.
The Cahawbs arrived Oh tue evening Of The
2:e.h, 3ud made tue passage in days and II
Loura, being the shortest trip ever made via
Haesua.
The Havana money market was stringent.
The health Of the city WIS improving.
parry ol Americans hare obtained permits
sion TO iulnort cattle from Texas for six months
5ree Of duty.
The E,ock Of sugar at Havana amounted to
o46, ,0.U boxes-
Freiguts had slightly improved.
, 1859-09-03

Dos.ak, Sept. a,-The display ot Aurora Bo-
real. Of ..s-t uik ht va. so brilliant after mid
night tl,a. ortt.oary print could be read oy Hs
liCht, Il copsid. -atl} ,mpedcI the working OF
th- ,clegra,,t. lines, 6cd its effects were contln-
ned up 10 nnon to-day. The 4uroral current
fre,n enet TO west was rcaulns7 that the opeFA-
tors on eastern lines could send lccssages T."
this ci.r without the usual batteries being ~
p!.ed. The satne extraordinary effect y = ap
par+nt on The National Telegraph wires between
PtI.ds!phin and Plttsburgu.
, 1859-09-03

Capital 49,. $500, ,oUU.

i'a:' ass. :.as7a' As.nt, craties III? S.r.
JAG.es II. ", ;k:+. Asrar t!tu.e U4ti;:s Nrx r,
ST.. ta>e, III = r., ~. a.iy ~
to III E:ix,r <t3u<t, rnv
! NJ "i,:rr, E":ls t-"nl, - st4'e street H,,,rn
!"ir:l; H'hk y. H$crhi+ .ts. #, Tn .xan.a a
y" Hurt VII + Hl.' Raii-pri t"es Al!w1nt.t
J. l. u 4td + ca uIr4', DuSk. l:ctr,u
Joa. w TursI<,
sef a3:A In L csns, foot II state STREET f,he,,,
, 1859-09-03

Pon1sx"r7H, Sept. ad--The Cnlsed States
fric.le Cumberland left at sladeira on August
ett. Tue .r,rate Constellation wus preparing
10 leave fGr Africa in two days.
TIC stip Protector, from London for Alden,
touched vi Madeira on tue ID. The Captain,
Ar. Crucker. baving been stabbed BY n. g'o
sa,tor. liz was attended By the surgeon Of the
cevd Oh l,,s vosage- The negro who stabbed
him wss brought home ia the Cnnbcrt tand.
The Cumbe.l l4hd lost but two men during Il
c,uiee Of over twu years.
, 1859-09-03

New Tosx. Sept, o.-uo~ell Cobb was serc.
nadcd last night ut the ST. Nicholas HOTEL
Johu N. Bu,ts received similar compliment ri
the Astor 'ouae. He also received q Wait from
tue Wh,g General Committee, and made speech
In reply developing h's ptsr for the organiza
ton Of the Wing pa'tr.
The dead body Of negro has been fonnd in
the hold ofthe ship Nep.une's B ide, from Sorlh
Caro- ins, slowed awpy umong The cargo. The
d.ccused We. doubtless a runaway.
THREE colosed lads. nhQse ages range from
len 10 thirteen years, are missing under ctFtsl"
clreuu,slances Leading II the suspicion that they
hare been lakcu south to slavery.
, 1859-09-03

4 II EkIC4AN TR.ANSpOkTA-
= fiuS CuMPANY.-1he,To.a.ed
aoaes tas Avs Of TIC s:a'a Of New York. lEA~~
eASa CAfI1ALs t0uU,UOo.
, 1859-09-03

New Yonk, Sept a.-The steamship Quaker
Civ. frotu u.san4 on ,he 29tl ult., arrived vi
sb,s port al nom to day.
A royal decee-, imposing great restrictions on
the Commerce Of the lslaud, gave much trouble
to American shippers and captains.
The weather rs very hot, but the health OF
the city wus good for the reason.
, 1859-09-03
CUAMIT GRAVEL.

eRT1cG u yoaAEF AID exfCaoe Z. l. d.,
no. IN MOUTH CLARK 21Hxx1.
49, 49, :: QIo. Nk3 y -.
, 1859-09-03

II Ask for T!cse;s .y P:,.sa,rxa..k7
sysaa:a kIl:z,'a'i to tn ea-s' ;s.a.,s1t,s,ne
DIRECT LINE % nE1WEES @ THE FAST AND THE
Tie ca ass':ss # saet. " r;e l:aFt E'4se at rs
1s eus lie ,ss me u! ss ft - ..y r. i,st, :
W ,a,rjeE, ofi se.set and the t.s+Ilsr i.atisr.
to ip h. It's tsi IT, :As@" 1' 0D0 ''''s
,,. s s",ssTt. c5 -? = IT, tn, s:p!, 70
4. 5, Pigs 6. z.sss.s, p j. !: je4a-n. Kptev
Ye'.nseuta . ra,tsek t.. i:a E<,'n ill., iaA' Il:
esna. g. Nl9n IT, ,.: MI. s' It'll w nSs 5:.S 'n
Louisville. ky r.n: u4ney -. EsAa s;!le. ia y.
3"a s'4 T. Iis1. ,,ST it, III 7sn T. , K I at H.,
2h.a fena: sn !1.Ss g. h1: III H.; " H. H. S..
!: II. u .'!oa., Il st:s'.s ' s':s j, ::c ~ H. .'
Iss .sxae fsy. r. 1'rs s ri ~ s, a -:v
with usual privileges fvr essoas s:av ~ - :hts
FREIGHT WE~TNAEU
ed ps1ss soa,s <eis " y w ds2' Gus ssn b. tD'.a'
aay l.,ils He ra!isaa.s Il oh. Kentucky l.a. = ill.,
Fac Ftnn,ysa1,> i:an.aa also eoarsy1s 4 TIT. ux.
wh ss ty ~h-h ko-s 'c frw aryet 10 .uy vi;
iaai sa s si M MSSxaHss Ms.S S.a. u. xF r.
taa~.s and Rcd K!vsr,: and It t'lesea.d "'nk, at
K.ses '''' '''e '>''''A s''''"
Merchants and shippers easrs:nx hc t:anspost4t,a or
Tae E.<s i Fr.ss IL ~ 7oI:t Ia ,hs Wet sy .s-
Charged ty rtEer ka.ir'ai tt.u p1u:e.
le par !enaI u EAAsk rar 1l+e~ rsa Prnr. r, r.
Nj chania III ts v e-t nrrt!,x kstiA Ast wi;
do well 10 tifre: lhrna to + aaIp,~t by this rotr.
P4rttcs aisrun ta ths!r avn spGaens fsul III East
will tnd It t. uIeir internal IL cal The Aket4 1t thus
cp4ny t ,he following piucss beorr pp x Of vt en-
adt re IT, e,tss 1t then upon The subject of vii
mre wtth pr[1npt attt.t,u
E. ]. Speedrf; hilALtip.Ga a.
AaEraV kouns, 81 North d1trt Dalsinore
ie+.h tn. No. A.1ut uo4s+ VI NJ i .,ula Wilsn,
street. Nex icsk- ~
LreeA To- a k.'hv .tlce., E4stun
Il. IioESTuS Gtn1 Er-xht Agent Phi:alcIrha.
L. IL. H'u IT. Ienl Tlek * 1T, pAiiaae!ph1.
THUS. a. sCVIf, Gsnssai saps-, Aisoua, Pa sa:.
, 1859-09-03
PORT or CHICAGO.


RVED..............sept-. .
Sta" 1ssea Eur sHsta aEsns s Err. = p.
sss @ 3 spy sates Il ee Il,
Prop Ha:tTy kaa7 % a.sarsh 81 tons nd*e, 20
Prop tas as. 5sssa S e. y: il e n t. $
Prop Sa.bae e1s T. bas R!s X ..a!.
Is bs,s oa g toas 10 @a:e as2 = 'san!s ss91s
fss ss;' f9t:s + e. FL s:es =: IL. ~ d lumber
rn.p uus Reed. GE.ad Ha7ra. Hshs.
Ptop G4'csso Beet Isa. = To-. ssG %d:e 1sr ..re4
sea1 wye.lnx f"1oDE Gfand Ri7cs. ias Cd wood y
81. sevalS consell Thlse L.st. 100 N lumber.
s-hf Tpssei. !Pse. Fs'aI ias@sa'e, lumber ~
sehr Js:s ph4s pFs'den slnaa South H.,en, % r lun
seht Helen Ktas Reed wols K7er. s. n lumber, 10 C.
ss ers1ias S3a IF. f.. y s 1'sse ase 20
f seh' e1a wss zasEsTp = ID; ssod
Scr jaaIsoa aa.is-oa. i n a1Ge., husi ,so
shi u: eS jsha,x E:sx F. 1e;
sshf cs.fsts. F4toa H.alto"e @ is s. Cd. nos Ssod.
s'ooo Inrele1' 1ohason, G'cvn Lar, IL N l-th, 1n
Yacht ANU. A.wtlns, st Jossph. 10 b.k.s peaches,
CLEARED.
apple. sons nd8a, n Llg IeAd bsks ashsa
stnr Fsve}ef s~ee cy. AuwAuAse. b.s HIN vncs a
~ potato h1XrApes ii. bsis spple & ttI asbes
Prop Mem. Ry essl1 big autle, ltEht
rrop oto u loud Green u brs pork 10 b,ls c.srt.
eEs bis tuga: . kegs leat. - hbls :2t do applea
p Il Hone- " btks psaches- b1l tour ton, ,pdte
Prop NenoiA HUI, bu1, 10 bbls -four, 10 b4ks seed
10 tots mt1e- -'
lark America, pavis oeoato N brls porz do oil, do
- .yiAeEat do c1acEtts. hid sugar, DC.
Big Il Seymour, Clsnaad, sevedn Riyeg t1ls four
do pork.
Sehr Ii .r,tr Hbba-d InsA,sol Port Wnvhnxtor H,h,
ScnE1 .deek Pratt. Th.loas Hu6alo. 1000 t1 whesf,
seLr Main, Crawford, NAtistee, uxnt
se:f ElEn " lila H. McLk.nneII Peaht1gp it:ht
sc1r 5oD!nE+ Full ng. Gr1pd River
schf J AnusexA Brown Buffalo, l4$53 tn CON-
shr :shr 6evMt; ctnael' Whit: Lake, Light.
schr Cit7:ti %. Lee Port Ealboufs l6 o. bu whsat
-chf Ae1eia UCuaner, Lite Pu!ut ea4bfe "a evt meal
schs Ellen like, Boyd. EAama1ua ! bills pu5k
sehr u~cala. Permit E. tmanytle light.
SStlr IalAra dresden, siups1s so.th Haven Isht
Sehr A2klc, AGSAnArA Grand River ukht,
Se!lt Crsshe. Hurtz Ibes<. aktvilie, light
sent Couns nesntnt FIuxzeE, Honl Mich 60 b13a no.
ce1ies. ~ ~ 80
Sehr Mar, Collins, Dickson, Budlo TO- Qoo bu oa,s
SeA1 Thotn Dyer String em.u Uaxesn 0l bu wheat
sehl = AirUs Curtin, OsweGu, lb.Vo W eora.
schEJ Drakr ,toe7. 0swtgo 10 Load ii Milwaukee.
Schf James NAruxh. Far. Q.wrxo il s01 tu wheat
schf ChAtlot :, fulton, AantoHoc, Axnt
, 1859-09-03

Loulav1111. sept. "a difficulty took place
to-day II uopkinsviile, ky., between v.
n. Weston aud Capt. James jackson, late eau
didAse for Coulress, iu which the former was
shot and instantly killed.
, 1859-09-03
PustlnAAGcr ArreAted.

B4L.1xoRE, sept ..-Phip Reed. Postmaster
at tooiesvaIie, lus been arrested By the Q. s.
Marsha! On cL4rge OF embezziiug letters tron
the mail lie was examined betose Commis
sloper naao4n to day, and held in 1000 bond.
to ankFET.
, 1859-09-03

Two NE IN nd a " oman Over the FaUa
BrRraLo. Sept e.-l, is rumored Il at q small
bout cnut4iuiug TWO men and woman went
opdr the Horse Shue F1Ils scsterdey. The boat,
which wns named Kate, has been picked up, bu,
the numss Of its unfortunate occupants have
no, set been asceriAtned, they are supposed
to belong to Navy Isisud
, 1859-09-03

of f3A30TJ BC1sAxa. Espk. l.
FioGA-D0n md uaehanxed- eAtm ~ bbls n ~ bda
4s4fw aE'n AehiEsn, lndiAA md uhio ta S tx
.,GnA0.-Nhe market ttezty fus rsd md whHe Winter
a1EnS detnand u nodeE1ta. kew knrne dn1 Ssles 0-
90 % A9Iiss T Ase9e- Cora 1<tsT 84les a0o0 No
md I've qll+&- ~' 0@'
WHuK1-Akc.
tAKz thrr s1a.-sAoo hsts anut Il ooo ba vhqas.
hu rt.u. -~< ~fN@"~ 1@ ~A~@S ~9s"Va
, 1859-09-03

NAN r QNTELL&GKArK

FRIDAY FTxsfs. Sept. :.
Es1 CAxAL---Iha BR&Alo Advertiser nys:-.
1he GAIA q nok ~ natlEahls Il Ctta The Observer
NJ oAM aFe I'D up" Il NJ he Hne Eea md cast III
aasurazy iAA ''->' ~
~ The schooner Loua, which had been As1uuad 1t the
bead q Bek ld fos is1ss days sacossdaE n getting o4
Be- ,dAy ty 1tse Of water
, 1859-09-03

= Asr.ke, contend.ng fur payment Of wsgea &C.
corning to weight instead Of measurement.
Review sf tho New York Rsosk and
Money Market.
PH T911eRArAi Nxw Yo1E. EeFA3.
ss,s .ptn:a m FRI ~
.harE .,es at D ahed which. however ea.ne1y
sa!nsd II sae eos- s,G o.ened Il 7sA a d-c::ne q
TIC ~eAtoa of :osd .s.~s x.s ichtx.a soaths4n
~ y d. clos The adkt tbe roaa he e.a9 It lhe
~ IL + sa hsa ID q ssa 81 !
yR<sdayA p'lc1 Ii w sid fErelr at se rTA op&lon-
e 90 e. as&s a 6 4 = Sxaf ft .,2 Z
1Ehx4e Ces ~ <7X4t7K u. .:oa kve1 md 1.ls4.
.Ss s 81 i: aa!ss3 u S Z
ri ro.d bua tuesx uis dos !le iassss Of hs Gs
=: 4 it. Il ts, II: Z: e." s
essa: 2; =. i i exassa !. !.:x = NIX 49,
- ron thr = y - ( o2oesl'e. q
n.rs 1sa rs .as essf< 1s1s eese. " *. s IT,
u sd =: s1 eu L. ~ s.: r.
spssta 1he r a.nss ~ tsnde. y vsty nru = isx,s
Lex t:t a1elde TATE f.s HI < h Of which several
hvs ehsrx'o hands fr.na Ire high so~ut pa< cn,.
= Tst;e e ~ ~ ael .,, e,.,,
II, ~ to- o. tobacco by Gerard Be... Co., .Al,
Il a qu.5 ~ o Es atge ssa.a : ri q 4 u sae 80 :ss
q Crnn wesr a.se1ee t'ut The sAn1l only s:s ven
~ :ss: q! 81: IL S's I'll S.sa'' e
f1ust s, ts. a%'ts n sea. S A!eEIs,. SShe1a saiias
NO: ia 1i.x TX; CS,saso g.. I'd I issx ''@
, 1859-09-03
Frvn New Orleans,

WARRINGTON, Sept. 2.-1he Southern mail
furnishes New o.leai* papers of Saturday and
SUNDAY. There has not 1ecn case Of yclloH
ferer in New 0rseans during tie past season.