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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27

~ IS certain that Ossawattanie Brown ex-
ret'ied instant aia and rrin(,rcen,enfs. Ty,r
aid ne counted on was doubtless fr,,,:I n ne,r,
insuEFection, which tfs hoped tn isnpr4riss..
as he did, unconditional freciom 10 avery
ncSr1 he canght, on forcing arms into III
hands
Tins have the people Of the slavel,rl.,ina
States had the first tslsie Of the ullirn,t.
en.ss ct tiie dsRagegGes who IeAd in polIti-
cal a''"lfioEisnl. This msn Brown ani his
sarc, Il viii be remembered. willie engaged
~ Similar exploits in Kansas. were proc.ain,-
Ell heroes and Patriots of ihe purest water
by '.he Ae~ 1c5k Tribune, Tie l,sSson z.sss
" = ;ss,rsnl. Cd lssaEli
lan'l. al of wi6sh Iost no orrafsnjiy III
Sounding praises { their services in the c4usc
If freedom in Kansas"
Tint II Is most fortunate for the contiru-
arc: II the Union that President Burhantn.
raticr than SOME "rc representing tie ahn-
.i',"n sc4'iu"u,, ol tic ianrnals referred
Z. :h1vc. is 10 tlc Presidential chair IN thee
'l..''s, rl.st l. ~..5-a...,tt 90 AL Hal
- ..a'. rs Il. .....nu st Cr. iran iu
e." @f"r-. .....t. tie spark lighted "a Har-
l".s Ferry w nd q. once laye CONSUMED the
Lon - Ur...
TIE rr a..nc,s with Which Prnsilnni
EH"htuau ,ots.utra.ci III" militia of Ni-aa-
a asa Mar. ....l g.l tAe .atr,n.> ct t.c
p'if-ir i.e te'r-ra!'h from Ills 'la.'.. was
.'asv III dav Yesterday in that wyrk--.ilr,-
irafr> car'ailv tie forcc anl inc,lui If his
exc. uri-c ca,-rv
II i, understood that he was rccci"ug
snniEy ".-rdrncs rn-l'r from G,y. w.
a~E:ns authority 70 pursue tie i+surrcr'iua-
st. Who has" i.q.a-.l I, rat ..ta ..n
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27

BIG iiAHn' ALL RoUEp.-TAc. New Or
leans tro.rout t,lls tie bl!rwlug: 4 four
hau,!c, came al cu.nrc Uas quietly rr,cr,os-
Id", "rr board steamer at the lcvcc the
o,ucr day, y rrn the ,.",.irr. whom yyc shall
call \, had just dealt. and turned ~ itck
1runsP's. t., the ucAt hinr, passed. AID re-
marked that if poker was tho grnm. lis
baud would he some Il WAS C.'S ,ay nex,:
he a., passed, and .sj,!rd that if r,Ok,r WAS
the :,..n". hc w"ul have s,,ur ilug -. hand.
to-. ''Aud - would ! have hand" sarl 4.
''li you'd 5.>t "t me take mp the drcl-hand -
III aar'r! t" change the came tn pckcr, and
hrt uu the haius they held, willis, B. AMI &.
cpn~cIiu.. tla' y. should tLke up the lack.
j.. y b" bod uur queens. "pcucl tie game
Wy a ht Of ten d'l'us e. hcll four tens. va,
'liii"l hy this, aud took an outside sat with
his irIc1a u. a. saw T. ; trr, aud went ten
b,tt"r. 4. p,i'ci rut al tic rluury he hal.
~,t3c 'i-'il u' ninety dollars. and rrfna -kcd
'l:at 4 was un H." b. brt against Linn. =. he
thought lie la! thr thing dead saw Bs ffly,
u.d went iac rest ui hi- money lctp"r. j..
'#..mrl"'l 2ilH.. uneasy. lu' be c.ucluh,d
L. c...rr - stoke. a'd sep wllt lie haI. H..
o.v,'od '.e pile. laid down IL. fur qu.,n-.
and i'"si',2 over into - h4nh. wa- titui
...stsu. h "a lsh',i four o.ev' "hr,- ii...
.~.:'' .c exclaimed! wat 1il va va,i
tit ok fr.' 80 nl>t fr fIn 4" rnmp.a-
rc'.fly lor,.ai \. as hc u'-kcl,ri t..r winnings
ani prap. oe,! 4 return !, ruci.Ic.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
BOARDING HOUSE.

AIRS. JANE VI. HAMMETT, having
w rented the large aud cOmmOdIou.
Dwelling in Leonard Town. heretofore
owned and occupied by VIM. 7. Maddox
Esq, respectfully informs her friends aud
the public, that she is now prepared to ac-
eommodate both PERMANENT AND
TRANSIENT BOARDERS. From heI
long experience in the business. she feels
confident that those who NAV patronz her
House will have no occasion TO IiEd fault
with their entertainment.
TERMs-Permanenf Boariers. 81 1000 per
ys1r-.7 7rGnsient Boarslers viii be charged a,
Hotel rates.
Leonari YOwn. Feb. 9th, lSJ9-if.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27

CtEvING At DINNEE.-This extract from
the -"c"n'ly published volume entitled Dim
ner. BrakISs' and IgA,' furnishes some in
tcre'tlns facts touching the most lab,riau, ac-
cnmp.ls'meat, carving, aul how blrdensumo
II w,s male in oldcn time -
CITvmg Vas amcicutiv taught as al ant. and
l; WAS performed IL tic siuud Of n u,ic In
latter times, we read ia the life Of jsiv ".
Montague. tia' her father. the lskc,of King
Ht"n having ~ wife 30 do the hun,1s oT his
table at Ihorrsby, imposed tia, task upuu his
c.Icst daughter, "a, soon a. she had bodily
air"i 9Th for the "tli"r. which, in tl.u-c DAYS.
required no siaall share; frr tue ni,trcSS ~ n
country MAI sion was not only To- invite-that
i, to urg" fnt ic"Lc her company Ia eat
more than human thrnatS could conveniently
>wH.l"w-hrt 10 cary" every dish when chus-
en-. with hcr oNu Eaud. The greater tho
lady. the tn' rc Indispensable the duty. Each
i'!ilt WAS cmrlc'i up IN lts turn To be operated
"'l tl her, and Ter alone. s.r.,c the Dccry AMI
knights "a either haul were so far from br-
inS "pun,: to offer th,ir assistance that tll,
very MASTER Il the house, posted opposite &:
Ecf, might hdt &c; ~ her Crnnlicr his de-
partmcnt was 10 push the bottle after dinner.
As iui' the crowds Oi guests, the most nlcon-
EoEHhlo aiagiGxz tboasif aaliaassl tlsr sssrls
neglect Ia he p himself to u slice of the muit.s,
placed bciurt him, would have chcwed il in
bitterness, AMI gone home an alirnutcd man.
iHeFc wcIc =. this i'm" pr,lrsaal carving mas
trfs, " b" taught vpuug h,li,s: the art Fccn.if-
ct.Iy, from "Ir" "f whom Lady Mary t,r,k lcr-
as three times \ week. that shc .uiyLt ho
Pcrrc. on he father, pablic d,ys--ghcn. in
order lo pert rm her function with"at inter
rnl't'''', s'.r was forced t,,..t her rwn dinner
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Of anothI 10 i inst ike LiHscli. and Is
uct congI asarF of bis oNn imperfect be-
ing? AALA Emerson puts II, .tlley must
be very trsaheflsfe fiey. can be very Que.
The nsers III tlAs better. hleal men want
Practical u1Es-islcal wjves want practical
men; an1 len. flla esrtll-si.lc and the
heavcn-ssleE Efs Eing put, together, IL
rounds b 9egI ms crmpIefs n.es... But flsey
mat ht - sogstheY, bv iaieflnncigasion.
aad - lering: Or IS s.esal.. !: says
ihey 9aisl tessciaef aud not gfaed.--
1 = u pREAcETAg
= Tie IN T5Vsfxe ol 4 jHst SIT 'TffySTcssSFS
mariner 81 iHi,ciire Is well sustained by the
following lro4 IA English paper:
"Thero is 'm1ch Ia common between f,a
tragic a-tor snd he popular preacher. lrt
wh..o the atrr's power is generally tl. re-
salt # a sts'iul cucuciun. Tie preachers +,
almost ;ly.4s nat..r. : j.....r ~ .I.cu-
.i"n wnn'i probably Nv t... t. l.uurp.
"E tAa!n = Ga,,t.a. ~ t...i. nr, 81 y,rv
bad oa": TT il stills IT,. r.ag ..& .., ,t..-
er wa..i ra.ay" "a H5" i.rrs-ion. ~
rna.ag the h.nst ell. riy. G.-. ...-.> a H..
E-,'tc,t !icthrrs sc oie .uya...v G-,r-
pN.iet. W can see n.g.I~. Very y..'...-
lar In those Hg"'lri.as .nu t.a.u..- ni...
are -n-Hr eias hs,ir, ".r.v. .. ..ly ru-
pressed rl,os ahn Lord ta,m. la 81. rt.
"H ao.ess'rY which in E"@ln! /, ul.a.-
entirely neg lctei. Is the sr-' e Srr.l
effect. Nes 1t any dcsr1lr.a T. ,u or
atprs .'uius t. say Lis power h.. r.-..
JOSS IN what he saws t.au how nr ..vs j. ..-
II Ia sal.a. .at Ills w,g-.q r... 20. ..'.r- d
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
ST. MARY'S BEACON.
Is rUBLBaED EvERy THpRsDAYBY
J.F. KING. q JAMES s. DOWNS.

TERMS or SrpscgIPTTos 81 so per an
mum, to he paid within six months. No sub
seTiption viii be received fur shorter period
than six moatlls, aud no paper he bedisconiinuel
NATL alI aFFearages are paid, except at tIe OPP
ton OF the publishers.
TERxs or ADygaTTsISG.-&l per sqHarc
Tor ihe two iirss Insertions, and % cts fr every
RiIscquent Insertion. Twelve lines ~ less co1s-
slitaie square. II tIis number q insertions
Ne g.t marked or 'he Advertisement, II wilsbe
.pBfIisl,od un.il forbid. aud charged accorling-
iy 4 liberal leIuctinii made to those who
advertise hy the year.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27

WNAVIEI; frequent communications VIII
the Land buyers aud >p"culaiors q
Pennsylvan,a, Delaware and the Ea>t"ri
Sbc:.. of Md. affords tn" Undersigned smpc
r,nr oppcdunl,leS uf selling Lands and FaTm
situated in -. Mary's and III" other low"
c,un,,es Of the " r>tcrn Shore Ui Md. Fer
a,ns desiring 10 sell. aud wishing my ser
vices. will please send full particulars Of 10
cation. improvement. terms. &c:.
Address. THOMAS BRISCOE.
Baltimore Md.
February 10Th lSJ9-ly.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27

very ma'fT gentlemen who are Douglas men
iFnn the sincere belief. first. that he is rGht in
principle and next, tl.at he is the most availa-
tile man ior TIC lines. Nevertheless, accurd-
ing = TN LycuEgus nf the Democracy, these
are ~ i una by short cut ~ the camp ot
Back Es1Jstblica aisni. and win have 20 PIG IN
eether irl3 the SAME frucsle-bed with Greeley,
SeSar1 sarrisll, Wilson, and tlls rest nf the
sri'y ere Wien all these adverse elements
have aseex gns rii Of; wlen Democracy has
been taa&ushly purgcd and parifcd, aud cy-
cry trace II Dou;aasis,n completely eliminated,
The fesid we GHey. win be rather small
It viii q siss of the ,Iisanionis;s q Sm,h Car
ssll.a. ilEe-eaiers Of Gee1gia arr Itrgiuia,
"'''F Y IIEfItS cf 41ctfsccEtrs Tu- the rest oi
The Sou: rn Sts'cs.
This Emple exposition of the clss demon
..r..os meiit''c folly Of pcrsisting in this
..'f'r rnHc-sv rcSpeciin. D.ugiaS The
y moor party Is D.. rather precautions con-
,'''"n u any ,u"iNtluCcs ani would not
"t"t N t. t.l.: of if MI It's dis cnsiuns
5 :" .r lat ia iu!G 20 in The lnxury Of a
n'"".n -..t al g." present iunciur" j. the
.aas. We arc perfectly dl,.ut,r-
Sic. a.N'c, as sc are entirely iudc;cu-
.r:'f. a. i'r,i,rc exempt from all party bIaS
Ne 80 II h"'"nI TO the Democratic party,
..it-r" Il i'.-"Iaii"n cf 4 cotcmpOrarv, hut
.. are {" admit ;nat at tie next Presjlcn-
..'i 'ie,. q We : II sustain national caudi-
..i,'. aH,S S"l.h ;.. Lit before ~, II certain
'". Z. Il IT," Democracy will alone pre-
-''. >i, Ctlt! late. We arc, therefore nat
.F+..' II "- t. witness harmony IN u ranks
"' q i.,i ".,.gj alone cla Black H,puh.
.".H.i~ir rr,>'-at.i. and danger to the tn.
. ... a.,stEl - .s~ EIs,yls r.,
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(CHARGES.)
LUMBER FOR BUILDERS.
BURNS y SLOA.r

"AVE on hand an immense aSsortmentof
II BUILDING LUMBER: also. SHIN:
GLES. LlTHES. SIILS for frame
houses and barns. As we buy cur Lumbe'
u; the very lowest cash prices. we can and
will sell il at the very lowest market rates.
B1a- Apply at our Yards 1872 Light street
Wharfa and Cor. of Enraw and German slS
Feb. oath, ISS9-lV.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
QUICK, QUICK LlME!!
KENNEDY'S
SCHUNLKILL LIN l.,

go well lrnvu IN PENNSYLVANIA. Delaware
- New I.r-"v .,nd the Northern an" Eastern
portion nr tbs State. a, being superior 70 any
ether fr syri"ni'"rH impro'rm"nt. ~ lpr the
fir-, time placed within th" reach Il th" farm
crS and planters Il -. Mrrys and adjoining
,ruuntics. ihrru.l. ia" agency of the uudcr,gu-
"l. wh"ls prrparai /" s'.ll on ar"ommoh"'n9
terms any quantity 81 Q"ich L'r'-. dcliv"ra' ''"
rS per agreement IN the SHORES "i any ~ We
? vcrs OF bays H. said counties. ORDERS Solicit
al. -
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
JEO. A. C.AMATITR,
LEONARD Town. MI., March 3rd, ls59-3In

The fniloUin" analysis recommends ih" lime
a. possessing properties (far SUPERIOR I" any
"her) necessary be- applied :" The lands m thus
Seruon, which nrr known to be deh"ien' III both
Ims aud niaxncsia
Laboratory or State Chemist, J
No - E~chrrgc Buildings,
Baltimore. Md, June 3nh, i-jI. '
Re,or, Of ANALYSIS of 5 Samples nf S"hmylkr,.
Limestone, mark ed resne-uyelv y" ] twhii"I }.
M (blur), y" > (white), y" (hlr"D. y"
= uop), fnr John Kennedy. Esq, "' Port
Kpnnedv. Montgomery Co. Penn ."l'"n".
IN. ,Io,. snu,ples nf .'Schuylki I.rmestnns -
were found. nron anal ysis, TO be composed as
fol ows.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27

The above Schuy!hlIl T.'mcsr"nes rre Mnsne-
sian LincS:nmes, ot pretty nearly equal r"n'r"-
artron. They are most especially adapted to u "
nrriicnuon IN soda which are deficient IA both
Lime aud MHgnssIa. l,,...,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27

t-.aia or 81 'rEEr.-Mr. Buac-rG. in
h., -r-i ~ q. Ii, History II tie United
,.,.r< .ifos an account Of the rarlv traffic Of
i.c tHr",ans in slaves. In the middle age,
o." fm i'nns ru~s based white men. C.r.iiarS
:. +. ".'.Ex aud .o.i them {, g.. Suaccns l..
-'.y ~ Sr@iN. L. England the Anglo
NaTsn u Sty .! tL".r servants n slaves t.
iar,i,,acr<s The Portuguese fr-t imported
"o@r' sla' e fa.u Western Africa into Europe
n iii2. Spain soon engaged in the trallir.
aud negr, Slaves aloUndcd IN some uf the
places in nat s.E-dom. After America wa,
e'st'rrrD' tie Is Inns E !isp5ii,.a we're iu-
porto mo S3a.A aul made .aycs. The
Spal 'a,.is .isi''.l the coast uf North Amcric.
aial Kidnapped thousands uf The indians, whom
they Transported into slavery in Europe aud
the N,s; @Rdits. Columbus himself kdnal,-
ped 200 five Amcricans and sent them int
spain thawthcy !cy might he pul,irIv sid
At "ev':eR The practice of selling North
amcs:ran $ndiaia into foreign bondage con-
i.nuetl flr DO ceIturies. Negro slavery was
hr>t inir' %ccd into America hy Spanish
S.''yboi'ic% who cmi.racd with their ne
Gr"cS. oval e'.ict Of Spain authorised re-
-s' siaroryxIa A7cii"a ia 1918 King Fer
aHa'd zrlf sCnt 'r.m Seville flly ,Iavcs
t. lab 4thc !aiges. In 1881 tic direct
traffic n r"S hriwocn africa and ll:,paI.iol,
was cnj"lE 81 10y a royal ordinau,r. las
ttsls, WlFsaw the Indians vauishing away
ort'rc The &ruel;ies Of the Spaniar!s. su.-
grst,d thadS dStc nc rocs. who alone could Gu
dcrc >ercrc t'ils. might be fur,aer clapl,v-
cd. il,s vas in sj!s.
Sir john Hawk ns was the fir; Eng'i,iIuau
that engaged IN ia. slave irq.Ie. Ia 1852 he
tranSrntiola iars, cargo Of Africans to HIS
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NOTICE.

DoCTOR a. SAPP!NCTON. having locn-
, ~ ted at the .FACrORI," ;" offers his pro-
f-sSional services to the public Of st. Mary :
county. Refers I" Profs. y r. Smith, Saml
CheW md Geo w. Miltenherger, Ralnm"rr,
Md. and nm experience of three years HctI' E
PIacuce,
(CHARGES)
ANY dis,adce Of one mile or less, 81 %
From one tnIle To 5 or over, 81
OhStetrIcal cases, 10 HO
Prescribing nj office. 30
Extracting teeth. ID
July 2Sth ls59-6m.
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Consignees.

SEQ srosan Benz eng qarrsdine SEQ oasbsrsa;
jackson DoansIi Eco-bIs Kapisss-Fsi!ba9ts eco
s5sssIes Sseb csE.s SssF
Losts@EdyaES Nslle Ssoa$eyroqzs Lspssdo r. Nor
Ium s sosy scoHP
puysK a. sGE WRssoek &se
Baddssks See-G olasmi Il Haber &eoa stetson
seamans AaTt nrotsps %eo-R aeGrtgo1
Sisnsadah claas &es9FohIsr ! Faae5sasS
ford, brown &eo-Edwsrd Nails Aso-PoaTd / Pa,nam-GM
Greeer &so-Bake 4 ToSera II geo. Wsen-E
sstoS
co-Eaton, Betterton &co-shunlway 4 Hews-and order
Esf
as
sss R R4.d
y.nna,d &co-Nichoson Seo.C Flint 4 Jones-Kelham
; gaenfH
H%
a%IaJ asfson Bood
sonMass Bro DUNBAR eewW Ran . aco
Comet
ID sheaer-F Drank-Pheps Jonss-Eaton, Betterton
co-and order.
BOSTON-Per snip Rockaway-Hobart & Foster-E Roger
&co-Jas Fee1aAD Henkls &co--Bseoe smms-S de
Wiser &co- ii Bowles-A Cochran Il Hall-H Parsons
Saml LockeJ Wright Sco-L W Stewart &co-R W Rayns-
Z Laughln--Muse Bro-C Flint It Jones' w McCracken
"A Horlor-E Tyor-C Gate &co-yincent Eco--RuIef
6co3Bake Towsr- Ro.chford Brown &co-Moses Green
w II Letehford seoGoodrich Aco-KelSam & ri Wv 10.
gin-N Whiling-Duclos &co-Geo Fnsdick &co-W 7 la
yls-M nasconb-C Harvey &co-Levy, Simon &co-J & q
Cromwell &SoLBlake A Tower-c H slocomb &coW La
Boye-Beebe &eoL sawyer@Pinckard Steele &coNPH Brn
ton &cc-D NJ Hdreih &co-NeagIe Carpener-R Barber
Muse Il Bro-Geo Connolly &co-J W Champlu 4co--E s
Keep-Sampson & Ke n-and order
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SUGAR.. The sales were eonhned to rev small lo H.
GLIDING hhds. Prime New Crop at &c. q b.
MOLASsES. 1a bbs New Crop sold on private terms.
FLOUR. noticed sales Of 200 bills superfne st. Louis
S. s. 80 and Wednesday SO Supsrfne at S. So
and 400 do AMI 800 Extra private terms.
GRAIN. The supply of Corn was still very light and
confined 2 sacks Mixed 81 IT, and lot of
New at 9c q bushel OF 400 St. Louts sold
S. AMI Wednesday 100 at So 1900 at 81 and
CTS q bushe In BraH the transactions included $40
sacks nj 81 90, and $50 at 81 05 y 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS sales Of Pork included 235 bbls. Mess
SIS co. and retail parcels SIC 90 % thl In Bacon
nothing importance DONE Lard in fair request
with of isrces Of which go l5O eces Prime
Ike, 80 Choice at mixed lot of no tierces 9c
an.
COFFEE. We heard Of no transactions.
BALE ROPE. sales 500 coils Machine Made
and other lots of which the particula
reported
WHISKY....We did not hear OF sale worth reporting
FREIGHTS. Three ships taken for Liverpool at
96d for Cotton Vessels the berth still filling up at
9-l6d for Liverpool, Nc. for Havre.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-14

cciyca by US which the elssrsphc advces
ticsd on The 10Th and llth instant; 5,. 4
forsen Exchange lower. One Of the leading city draw
reduced ito rate TO no. and the range for bank
and bankers London b i0eA9lok Commercial sigma
lures are in better supply, and rule at and
bills Of adng cotton bills offered =. liz. letter from
leading banking In Philadelphia that firm
the city had received hundred thousand dollars
b,s during the weak. On Paris the remains at
slsk. Hamburg ssS@s7; Amsterdam 4lS0eA2l Bremen
7q4.6a7rzs -
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exports.

HAVANA via KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTs-Per
steamship Galveston 525 bbs onr bbs pork
lis bbls whisky II hds % sacks coffee 200
coils rope
ST MARKS AND NEWPORT-Per sclr Wild Pigeon-29O
bb -four 80 bbls pork bbls moasses do bBls
40 bbs whisky 10 half do IL do hams sugar hhs
80 do bacon scs sacks oats 4 do coffee 10 do salt
do mdse boxes cheese4 do bread bales
twine
LIyERPOOI-Per ship Moses-3O9O bales cotton 5000
stnves.
BRAZos SANTIAGO via 1NDTANOIA-Per steamship
Arhna30 bales tobacco BOG do goods 1902
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lNlpOFfts

LIVERPO0L-per ship saml Locke 81 crates csks
5ds iron Il kegs and g. bas nails 4 bass wire 81 anys
9ys %s'shiss4 s sts ssT
Taylor do elk glue casks hooware IS s1k
Pr S IL nsss
do n
ps aid Z 0a sf
-pkgs mdse Closerman, Toarne &cos DO 9 Williams Aco
6sIs. T R
ks
- panooeon, whisky watkins csks i hware q bds
chains is bss eS in ~ hsass
IS esn
nails sasks hTaEs ss chains e kegs
sH hrsss
sfss Rns Sel wf 1 ss n and sgs
q bdls steel lead Lewis pelachae csk hware bdi
ps s sos
s'sper leo do do bales mats Henderson GENES
%sss % do e
tx sss Sc SO 'ss ss 81 S
pkgs mdse and sundries to order
GA l.. I steamship oFizaea
Tarleton, Whiting i Tulis4 Philips Nixon &co-i do Jno
TsS So
specie Schmidt zegersundre to orderTota ls7 bales
GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA-Per steamship Charles
Msrsan bales so,ton slaughter Smith MeRae4 do Cole
Tareon, Whiting Tullss N Rhorer-l2Ws Donnell AGO
L III x Cummings &co-8 D Kelly &co-6 Walker Hutch
inson AGO. Tnlly &co97 order-9S cattle CIVIL
b Aeo,sundres 70 Maignan-Darby Tremoule-H
notwithstanding &co-and order
NEW YORKER ship yasdaa-Assor,'d mdse-consgnees
previously reported,
NV YoRk-Per ship Trumbull-assoried mdse.
DosHoN-Per ship Morton-assorted mdse.
/ Rsceipts at the Carondelet Canal.
LASOMBE-per schr Pere-sOO bbls sand to order
i to order. ~ 'a"is AeIse'''te-So cordS WOOD
BAY 81 Louis-Per schr Mary-eo cords wood to srder
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Ill 6rltars 9ailu Crescent.
rnlDAY MORNING. OCTOBER is, 1853.
8ihsr anteligslttt.


l.Fq
kInlr SlllElll4elff.
"a -
cnrscsss o. rs 81 ;, y Szrf ii si III
1900. ,,s.. vIssaner-B aslness.
.s.s.s r--.,s - arn.1n asass--TheJ Jas.
iis.ss sss,ssry-- Arrtvais yssssrday- Depart
IA -. sso.' -. - -. ~ disagree.
xeday - weaeasf ~ 49, ~ .ss -.
n connesced raaning V sns no'1'1s -AN
e1 6nSasg ~ ~
~ IN u the landing On account OF tne
-.
- Z. I. ~, ha,tsr rim
- UP g 80. 49, Thosa
~ nav go aesse asts ~ .o.e - - -
~ ~ uho may wlsn % connect VITA hef can
s y - ~ taking this mornings train OF cars Tor
ylszitslE We isarn that the arrangements have
.. 'ss..s $50 !. n = .o
61 Vim 10 Republic and Choctaw.
Issos,,r IN Memphis last Monday with $50
'sss3 ~ s,s,,, ana fnll n naonle for this c;tv
y :. 81. - = psp. 1csr
- SAacannAn vs-s. =. " NV 1ossl saye
@ s!ysz y a9ean s iatnne. Darlng Sasuroay l,gas
landing Z vssy dull A. r = 81. sos s are
~ 80 tees sight inches water and sne river isng.
~ Rocket arrived nom fittsnurg WIN goou s; r.
6he NJ IN the evening t0r u. Ions. Inc A.uy
kulton also arrived Sne y wen loaoso, nas ~.
-
~ Ills evening for New Orleans.
~ Louisville Courier 81 tho sth says
Ihe river continues 70 fall steadily, with four iset
~ inches wster n ne canal ass eyenlns ~
Danne !ns pIe ~ men Il ~ head Of the
s.sss IN scsnt tro Isl seven inches waterin the
- IResaeakher il delghtfnlly clear and pleasant,
though laahes warm during me cay.
~ Evansville Journal q tne oln says pu.;
yesterday W. ,;, uety p, Ths river VAS
81 - W. .hSs noint a. veil as at ali points
4 sscss. Theis z considerable New Orleans freight
n 1ItlvinR, hat there b no accumulation.
- Memphis Bailetin q last tuesday says:
- river opposite this point u sne s,sns
:Iams 81 ~ y 49, ~ Going down Al the rate
~ s - q rs inches every "a hours Bust
+ . - rbust Iaudng yesterday was quite as
limited amount % ievee loon "oulu
,.s "a. = Il. .ntnckv reuort the river rising
= fSssSiiIe. 81 islos above and below that point,
m dSht nj water % Scufaetown bar, the shoalest
- IL.
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Below-Coming Up.

Ship Charles Davenport Kelly Is days Creevy
Farwcl
Ship Rockaway Luf kim 6 days from Boston. Hynson
AGO..
Balk VIM Henry Young days from Baltimore to q W
Hynson eco. 8-,g.
Schr Lanfear Raymond from Port Prince, master.
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Per Steamship Chas Morgan, from Indianola Galveston
Mrs Sherman, L @ Gaines. Pemble, c Redde j O
Phelps, o Hof-6 on deck.
Per steamship Orizaba. Indanoa Galvsstonl2 in
cabin and on deck.
Per .hip ssml Locke, I'm Liverpool-ss In storage.
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Seippisg gatsligsnts.
CREscHNf OrTicE, No. 20 Camp street,
Friday Morning, October II, 1859
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Arizona Smith, for Brazos Santiago via Indanoa
gtb .5.t as Harris
Steamship Galyeton Hulchings for Havana via Key
and other Florida PORTS q Harris
Ship Noses Orr, for Liverpool, Baxter Lowell eco
schr Wild Pigeon oLcary, for St Marks and Newport