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EscE SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVEN
~ 1he Un..,d States mail s'es,shsp
ApkIATIC.

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seus OF Canal street rorts nvN
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bond W day befnrc s~ ing. marked -beIo-"
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wharf, foot Of Cana, sw.sA
>: -Tss ADnIATio ~m 81 again u hx third voyage
% ~ 18th OF July.
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A GREATLY IMPROVED riAHosoRrx
LIGHTS 4 sRADBUsY.
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GRAND AND sQv Ass PI.soFosTS.
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srcss. hOsAcK Wafhss Asspt SIS Broadway.
Oilvos M NOS rrspos-Ar AUCTION. fsIs DAT.
Z splendid insruners rose wcod cs.ss es,vsd ev-
full ocs.ss ely mse. an fn. gns-.n'ed 0n- ns p-.-
sevsx ces. sale ssnnsrces NJ o'eiosx-
WINES AsD LIavoRs.
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fcr arpns fc sss IN q,snues N SIR ths trsHs frm lsc
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mar SAVANNAH AID orusR POINTS AZ nnLow-
n.y. ee~ elsss 90 vhesi sfssmsM, ALA5AMA, CHp&
oecss n srAeuct VIII iesve >iu-dsv, June ~ -,
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Junsq utf.M.
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AmUsENfENTs.

AmUsEMENTs.
A SADGnt ~ AUsiy -fTALIkr CgARA. ~
- OOATLf1 kUeIArI
-, o. 04Aso obsasArren
-~0 re- "a. o. Al d.Lscc.s Tia Ac.ee1sy MID. TO-
IL~tFab rDNttA OF PNaFCAwA NCk0.
- .anrsncns MoNDSy. JUaE 4, 1850
srot fs,2r - -
s4SnCk HusIsN
~n2 sfs E@se lop durtDx n ~~~u
- arsspn ID Bassh.
MAD CORy6Ei HIS uuob plOasurf A hal. snIs n sS~xx
vel addition "a Tie s~usis farmtrs k.T ev eorrnsns
DAD enrekco the tsvorit coEirslto - -
a.. siSS AB<tAInx PRIxIYrFs
sI0iUx sUANr
she popular Barrons'
SIG. syoDIo
Tbs tsts yrished Resso prufNsa,
via rsrN
The ~ pathetic and d'snpgnSsss fs~m
49,. - sAo. sbn11iLA.
FEW AND C1IFBnLryu irvr,xu
Particulars In future eesesttsemsrts
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x<vxtcpr ron rRNyBisKD uOR1a CARorIHA
lfarsm MIA rc~fss cry Pcns I'D EsA@ons, rsssivsd
s,J a. .m. s Jaxssro,ia cA9t ssnss issvs every
vosrruws o@yt Perish, evsvy SATURDAY.
1~sSs = rwuuoush svfIs. osns ~ hoos; V cHy
pre.s r~nte. anA 10 Rhsrypni osna
ucses 70 kssnoad rsersurE and bach. sp;
y sufok Asd 's's ''' LppLAu a HerxsKBr.
las Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

TuroHrl M NorCs TO CALIFORNIA rAaRsaERs :
The undersin I'd hsvos bseo 9ou' Tor
- Psoecioa Of paasesgsrs fo1 ne susnts sssi Cali
q eel psasd b. me esssars Of hss ssse, aouass
VITO About 70 take m the uiar
- By eAlnG Nd os, s>os purshss ne u1kss hsy
VIII b. from AL sstioa asd exsorton.
bon brsus uess seiie.s spsea.'ors - He also pre-
hen viii Al information the
6.h1DrniA nd washoe Dines A, &c.
q. JOHNSON Commisuioner
Yor Ne protection Of Rnixranss CAlforniA liz W0rea =
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sAss VI asynsA - go :. sssssy. asi ~ -nr, q y
esslssA- s.n...S.. sti s,s~ssss : rsc~ve wessh on
- bNls lsxha sunr ~f~r u snanG 20 frsxb
rrn1.xs Appsy % .. sssss. Livssosfoa, 0noos ss&s
Ss.,ss sssss .s- |. :. .sr. !. ss.as ~ s,ssAs.-
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CI.OTHIN0, 40.

A okHAr CHAnCE FOR LADIES AND oENTLEuRs
a 10 ecprest thek ~ Cio<hsg ino cAsb -prom ~
80 AZ fw M Dv.ssss iron - 70 es fx Goes froa 81
iurs o. oesIs. ~ sFhsss pncs psd fssS s.a o OF ~
dress ID mfsrx xs1 - ven>h aveaue. te,~eas Tvesty
avsih and Twenty shh srss LA1,ss attended, 70 By MA
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Anew YORK AID HsELsu RAILROAD
N vare - ~ A1bery
IN sd snev nruSev may - teoD tr~ua yin laAvs r~ n
T -, s ssc "a = ~. al, h
For sh&s r's''s- : so ~, $1,000.
w grcsm rsl,s-es iron ,.s.ss ana ss.sa ssys'
10 aiSesrrls,s 4. u srpr.ss ~sn sr.s.
Ksss-~sg vi ies.=
WVrswehwtd r~-e.o end a. ~, ard N. ~
wni~ Fisips-s ssd A. r.; sW aaA r.n-
Dovsy stna-sA.m
Aisssy- A r. sssrsa - yst. $1,000
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- 81 ossss,,s ksnes..o - vssr..A.a ssa she g
kWhxILARD 1cOp barssrn. spa6ae souaasAe- ssn
0nsB1neAaAs ne DS pess~eun = nes osba, - vsy
= 70 isa rve, q = nsfLLsR, H1kD q QUeRaAU, is
Nm uxea. InrA %, s5.ggDsss. MslbouruA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

TINTED srATss uAIL sruAnHrr LINn-von
u Havena asd rsr Orlsana-fhe fAsa snd hvwfH Scan
10 srAR on THs wAor ncoo Captain, viii s~n q
eafurAsy, Jups ocl,r NJ fryn pier foot u wsrrcu
1874 rorth Rlvo. Ba sdire. II tsc proper fH Ar
nnssd II NE once, and % bs " Afsg sm y 1851
- -, ss1s 2, s,i;S rr rsxas or s's .sy1 ~ wss
E.e.-Frekht reeeavsd on and snss Wednesday, Mar 10
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
MAST rRoH DRAIN PIPE -pLUw frD orr Egs
~ usg Iron Pipe rI do vel II call the Pips F,uudr
fret sverue. between Twenty ninth Jbkfish
Vnrn'Ty ~ 1rseue st-seO Brs1~s ofcs Railroad Hiding
corner OF While and UezTo streets, No o room 10.
GhORGE RI
Cor sTIPATIoN UosTIvESFss AND DYzPxpsIA
~ copletely cured without m-disnss injections bsiss
oy DAVIS Ervasntx Crecfe-s agreeable and
vegetable food nscturef fr>,
srvsents smnoat chemists affirm that he csnsans
nutrueo than the beet wheaton )ur IN ia
% Cert acstes Of their mild ard beneficial enhuencs
n'orseh .rd towels he ibs bskr Msnusa,
tered nd sold Only By The ru scribey his whocsis
tau variety crscser bakery Price 30 cenis pound
ISAAC McGAf, No 40 Forsy Ia street Houston.
- -
nOf'T FAIL TO TAKE HOME ONE OF gRrFFIf'S
~ o. kewes Psept Zoe Btssksrl They fhelr ia
ke anc VII not ojure he refiserAor For sale By hard
ga.s and house hing stores MsnufAoslred by
VANS. AIS Pearl street,
l,IBsT PRkNUM CLOTHES DsyER.-rHE MOTT SIN
pic ara practical Arrangement for driisg sll0ss
weird be at the deoo u the CAisr<e wAshng
ssiue pl broadway New YORK and IS, fulton street. Bross
hn. EBA p. y. DAHlEL4
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uros BKIrGEPoRr-rHx srsssEa BsrDas roRr
lesye rsek sip every Monday, wednesday ssa FRIDAY
Oliver ssest ever az 81 sesx n Asrvas h uns 70
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~ eApo'ItucrN su'g'v. vn uIsru. e.. :, =.
fver Bullion, spsss seirr Srecous stoAes or neals
q dng signed therefor snd taa vue thereof
1Xoka eas1d For Il ssht or pexssSe, apply 10
L GUARD. no. 30 Sllrg Green.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

IAPrRs ABANDONING DoUGIAs N Iypy-
ANA-TheJ Jackson county Und) Union.
week before last, hoisted the Douplss
Tag. Last week it was hauled down
with the following explanation "Du-
ring our absence last week the names Of
Douglas aud Johnson were hoisted CON
trary to our wishes We have taken
them down, and DO not intend TO hoist
them until we can make M our mind 10
vote for them. which We DO not feel Ike
doing
The Douglasites Of Adams county un-
dertook to get mp qualification meeting
a lew days since at Decatur, but the
effort proved a miserable failure. The
next day the Adams County Democrat.
the organ Of the party, ran up the Breck-
and Lane colors.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
B0H'S' COLLEGE.
P[IOEEnLNE L

P~LIQIEnINE. La.
THIS Institution is now open for
10 - the atnission OF pupils. The seryi-
~>X<& ces OF VI. PARor, an accomplished
teacher OF French. have been secured Tor this de
partment and he viii be on the ground in a te "
days, when those desiring instruction in this
branch can be accommodated. The principal will
also soon take up his residence in the institution.
when a limited number of pupils from abroad
may be accommodated with board.
Special pains will be taken in preparing youth
'h'I""7"'v tor College, in order that their future
c'uis- MA! 1r 10Th easy and satisfactory. The
aug C''' "'' 1.so taken with those who may
VISA 10 prosecute iLeIr cn:.-'oaI studies beyond
4 careful supervision will be exercised Oh,
morals. habits and conduct Of pupils during school,
Go'rs or while residentin the institution.
Ihe following are the
TERMS OF TUITION, &c.
Primary English. per mouth, $500
Advanced English studies. 500
French, with English branches. 500
Latin. French aud English, combined, 1000
Board. per month, 1900
Washing. extra.
u All bills payable monthly
Instruction in Painting and Drawing given IN
he institution, If desired.
PAUL SELBI. Principal.
lIaguenInc La, Oct. Sth. 1859. oclS
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

The RALEIGH IN. c. STANDARD OUT FOR
BREcKINRIDGE.--The standard, edited by
Mr. Holden, an original Douglas man,
has at last declared for Breckenridge
and Lane. The pressure in North Car.
DINA was too great to be opposed. This
makes the Democratic press of North
Carolina a unit for our candidates. All
the prominent politicians, (some like
Senator Clingman, who favored Dog
las haveJ bounced for Breckenridge
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

PERSONAL rs. PARTY NOMINATIONS For
H PREsIDENCY.-Of the candidates in
the field for the mex Presidency, saws
the New York Herald, only two repre-
resent party organizations. Mr.. Doug
las stands at the head column of a rag
ged and broken column; Mr.. Bell was
nominated by a Convention of fossil
wings ana "roken down Know-Notbiup
PoiiticEllS; cam ~"puston's army is of
the Falstailian order, aha 81 ON tbrorrh
the list, up to breckenridge md Lin.
coin, both Of whom are backed by pc.
ertul party organizations, and have a
certain amount of definite support. That
Lincoln will carry the bulk of the cleo
toral vote is beyond peradventure. That
breckenridge will be equally strong in
the South admits Of no reasonable doubt.
The other candidates are all personal re-
personalities of cliques, and have no
strength beyond the support of their i'm
u Ifv"-Lhoose, then, between
Breckenridge and Lincoln. -
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
~PLAQUEMINE. PARISH OF IBERVILLE. La AUGUST 4 7seo
MISCELLANEOUS,
TElE TgTTLE q

co. The undersigned propuetordeem
GT@ I El&It eNpedient 10 inform the TRAY.
GA#IEsE ELLiNG PUBLIC IN particular. as
S.SS5w well as Regular Boariers. that ,ba
above !iouse-whlch has been established aboul
TWO years, more a "a Private Boarding Hous-
man a Hotel-has lately, bv the advice Of friends
ana the urgent demands OF the public. been ok
fenced 10 d depth as great as its former lppoIh.
ana now presents, N the extent and sfyIa of lis
"''o",,"oua'ionS ihe Characteristic Of 4 first
class Hotel. second 10 10 oiherin the country IA.
ushes. 10 which he invites the attention nd IN -.
qHnlng accommodation Of the character which
NAV be expected al a first class Hotel.
Inc FUTILE HOUSE is most eighty S:,u,.
leH' bolh loT the convenience OF Travellers and
TIE Business Community. II is Situated nm tho
c,ornero OF Bank and Plaquemine streets. opposite
the steamboat landing, aud Immediately on a bne
win the late Planters (Bisselfsl Hotel and
about one hundred yards distant from the river
IN iront OF the House there is a handsome norti.
co. ABOVE and below, an extensive READING
I"" Inception Loom, IN which there is one nj
'ue oes' Seyt $ Tor the preservation of valuables.
anywhere 10 be iOund-a delightful Diuipo H.
and Bed Rooms. &c. that canuot Inc syca7IaJ" ~
front and partly around the house there il a r,,rI
OF me green sward, most GellghtfuI for cbiLira,
In fine, the undersigned is confident tnat JrayoI
eTs au1 others will ind at the FUTILE hnJrSr
every 'OmiOTt and attention that could be "a
peeled al Hotels OF the highest reputation, and at
prices that cannot fail 10 be acceptable.
The late Improvements being now almost
completed, with an entire new oufht of Furni-
TUE. Bedding, &c, the FUTILE HOUSE is
confidently thrown open 10 the public as a first
hotel. 10 which the undersigned respectfully
invites all who desire quiet ami elegant accom-
nOdatIous.
royIg.tr 10y Tr-yrrr
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

Hy- 4 Constitutional cane, manmsc-
tured from Mt. Vernon wood, and deco.
rated with Democratic devices, has been
presented to Caleb Gushing by a mum.
Der Of bis Southern friends and admi
rers. ltbears the following inscription
'"Tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rights-and
the Union-From the Mississippians to
Caleb Cushing; presented july 4, 1902
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
HEESAN TO GU

uEENAN TO GU vr-
ExHIBrIoN.-J. C. Hecnan, tie
Boy" Champion Of the World" etc,
will, it is announced, in company with
his trainer, Jack Mcdonald, give SPAR
ring exhibition throughout the country,
visiting Boston, Philadelphia, New Or
leans, etc. He will open the campaign
in New York city. One Of the organs
Of the Champion says that it is "Mr
Heenan's intention that these exhibit
tons shall be Invested of the roughness
that has hitherto been attached to them;
and to accomplish that object, they will
be presented in connection with other
entertainments that may be witnessed
by the fair SEX"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
Cholera COgnac Filters.

THIS unriyalled Family Medicine, manufac-
J. turedin France and USED with complete sue
cess in Europe, for all diseases emana;ing from a
foul or overloaded stomach, is now imported in
this country by Mr.. ). S~ieinfeld of New York.
This medicine is a preventive or remedy for
Cholera Diarrhea, aud also a remedy for Bilious
ness, Indigestion, Weakness and genarel derange-
meni of the stomach. Upon being taken it cie-
ates appetite, and prevents the heaviness alter
dant upon eating, by persons who are dysps"'''
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bis
JOSEPH u LANE
Louisville Dcml

|U"EStNHC DtNDCfdT
mar who can raise himself by bis
energy, perseverance and .%4Iant FROM
position 50 humble as the Louisville De
mocrat assigns to him, TO be recognized
as 10 peer and equal of the first men in
'ne Senate ,f the United States, is GER
tainly worthy the seaport of the Ameri.
can people. This is merely n of the
Illustrations of the beautiful workings
OF u Republican institutions. Today
the first may be last, but tomorrow the
last may be first.
General Joseph Lane is truly a Man
of Mark."-N. O. Courier.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

ANOTHER Prince CoMNG-Col. Cipri-
ami was one of the passengers on board
the steamship Vanderbilt, which arrived
at New York on Saturday. He comes
to make arrangements for the proposed
visit of Prince Napcleont to America,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

IMPORTANT FROM Georgia New
York Times Washington correspondent
says that private advices from Georgia
announce that terms of a union between
the DouglaSites and the pollites in that
State have been agreed upon Each
candidate is TO have five electors
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

RowING UP SrREAM.-The D~ouglasites
have a hard time in Virginia. Their
meetings are not attended, and no sym
patty manifested for the cause of the
Little Rebel. The accounts of Douglas
enthusiasm in the Old Dominion are
manufactured ont of whole cloth.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

TIE GRAIN FIELDS OF THE WEsr.-lt is
is said that the whole West, from the
Ohio to the Missouri, is one vast grain
field. 1t is estimated that the State Of
Ohio will have thirty miflions bushels of
wheat-fve MILLIONS more than it has
eve produced beforehand that is Of the
best Qaality.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

WHAT THE DOUGLAS CAUSE NEEDS Mosr.
A Douglas paper in the South says
that all his needs is truth; and the
Columbus Times replies in effect, that
the cause needs nothing so badly.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

Coon News FROM CADDo.-A call sign
ID by nearly two hundred persons, ap
pears in the columns of the Caddo Ga
zette, Tor a Breckenridge and Lane rati-
~fication meeting. Caddo is o. X. for
Oregon and Kentucky.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

NORTH CARoLINA.-The editor of the
Wilmington Journal, having been on a
trip, reports that 80 far as regards the
candidates for President, we could hear
of but two Douglas Democrats on or
near the line of our route IN North Car
oiina.p
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

MIcHlGAN.-Gen. Cass, it is expected,
will address The State Convention of
the Michigan Democracy, in favor of
Breckenridge and Lane, to whom he
gives an enthusiastic support.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

A DIFFICULTY S~ErrLED.-zhe Memphis
Avalanche says that rhe difficulty be-
tween Col. NJ. c. Getaway, senior editor
of that paper and E. NJ. Yerger, Esq,
which iedea hostile meeting a few
evenings since, has been adjusted to the
sat,daction of both parties.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

4 Man Of MARK--When Gen Lane
sold cord-wood on the river, he is said
to have Signilied his having been paid
by the primitive mode Of
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

SrRAWs" The Cincinnati Enquirer has
learned that "sn--a the nomination of
Douglas, all the old ~Dv-ocrats in St.
Lawrence county, n. Y, who hao ;>ired
the Republicans, have gone back ana
will vote for the Little Giant" We
should not wonder if such was, to some
extent, the case and why should not
those old Freesoilers support Mr.. Doug
las? David Dudley Field, a leading
Black Republican of New York, and an
old Freesoiler, says that "Squatter
Sovereignty" is a humbug.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
Plaquemine Saw Mill.
NEW FIRM,

MIR. ERNEST HEBERT, having purchased
vi out the interest of J. BE. CLAUDE, in the
Saw Mill on, Bayou Plaquemine, IN the town of
Plaquemine The finn, from the I'd day of March,
will be known by the name, and conducted un-
der the firm OF a. HEBERT x J. B. MAILLO,
and the patronage of the public of the town and
parish is respectfully solicited.
EEThey will endeavor to keep a regular sup
ply of Lumber on hand, of the best description,
at all times. which they will dispose of at the ru-
ling rates, and on the most accommodating terms.
HEBERT Il MAlLLO.
March 10. 1860.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

GREAT Mass MEETING IN INDIANA The
friends of Breckenridge and Lane in In
diana have made arrangements to meet
in Mass State Conversion at lndianap-
oils, on the 3lst inst. The object of the
meeting, they say in the published call,
sis to organize an electoral ticket, and
make such other arrangements as will
preveps the total decentralization of the
Depsocratic party, and unite all true
Democrats in favor Of" these true patri-
OTIS and honest statesmen.
Gen. Lane, Gov. Powell, Senator'S
Fitch and Bright, and other distinguish
ed Democrats, will be preserE and make
speeches.