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AKRty ALOE THE PeNa hNf Eesss y
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ETs dosi.REf, suiy lb.---1he fSnN Impress atflNeu
here this noon, with san FRANCISCO dates 10 July
tith-fyer days later. Ihs following IS the sum.
mary OF nNws ny this arrival
SAX Francisco, July li.---ihere nave been 40
afrivals sacc the Pony Exps0ss OF the 9TH left.
Sailed on the 9Th, snip MORNING Light, Honclutn
bark Garreille, melbourne ship Notre pefne des
Victories Sidney.
Tho steamer Sanors sailed to-day foe Panama
with 2as passengers and 81 ,011 900 in treasure oil
which SSss 900 was Ter New York. Ne mails were
*xiEcr. Letters aasd newspapers were taken BY
the Express accompanying the steamer, as the
only tneans Of transmitting them ts Mexico, Cen
etrNz Asnefiea, Panama, South America. and che
West Indies. Al newspapers for the Atlantic
States had also to be expressed " the steamer, as
syhe Overland Ma IL only carries letters.
The caipncr ship Viiula has cleared for New
York her caEgo, consisting mostly d CalHoraia
products eftFacing 1000 bales Of wool, 5000 SACKS
wheat, saee hides. 1000 bales sWartow sHgaf, s'e
barrels ,sof, $50 barrels hans and other articles
valued St " COO, H00
The sfSp Notrc Dame taxes "a Ansuaha lsf1ut
+ sackawAsat, $500 barrels aonr-hsr Whole cargo
valued AT Ss5 000 Several other ships are LOADING
ard safiairr nharter for Sew York, Liverpool and
AnssriaEa most II Wssleh VIII ioaa WIN Wheat
ss:n viii sail IN tew weeks WIN cargo Oh
siiser ~ from the ogtir mines.
NpRuny Express has arrived since dHfe ~,
when Sc. Joseph dates Of the II IN june were re-
celys9. Three seM-weeky expresses are now
cunsidered Overdue, ST. Louis dates to dane Il
arg received per she Buttereid Overland Eil, ana
another mail with Gates TO the .isfs u iesy one.
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TnE sEN.rnrrR srtoWEn.
ny \. nuenANAN aEAp.

q Z q
BafcEe the stout harvesters faileth the grain,
As wheI the strong storm wind is reaping the
plain. 4p8s
Aud loiters the boy in the brierT lanes.
But yonder aslant comes the siivery RAIN
Like long line of spears brightly bafhisnea
and tall,
Adown the white highway, like cavalry Rect,
II dashes Che iwxt with It's nuniberlsss sect,
Lake muYmugfess SCHOOL, in their ieaSy retreat.
The Wild biris sit listening the CROPS round
them beat, So,
wall.
me swallows alone take the storm on their wing,
And. ssanfing sle tree-sheltcred isborer, sing.
Like pebbles the rain breaks the face of the
spring,
And HE boy, in dismay, hears the Loud shower
fall.
Bat soon sre the hawesters tossing the sheayesS
The robin darts ont fCcTa his bower Of leaves;
The wren peereth forth from the moss.eovered
caves,
And tie rain-spattered urchin now GLADLY PER
ceires
Thatthe beautiful bow bendeth over them ell.
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Wright Il Allen~lrurnell &co-Neil Il Washburn-
= M Hildreth &co-J Dougherty &co-Bridge 4
-Kearny, Bois &co--James syme-- Cramer &co--
I Bauer &co-- Miller j. Sawyer John Stroud
&co-l S Holden &co-G I Buddecke 6co-C Boye
~ Tarleton, Whiting Il Tullis = Grosjean Il Bene-
teau-Aby Il Catching--Green g. Crump-Moore d
VanCulin-Duclos &co-- Blineau Bros-J Person
&co-A Wilbur d r Carroll &co-Nicholson Il
co--Murphy, Sykes &co- j Lum &co-Payne Il
Harrson-N Stephens-p Blum 4 Frank-Gladden
| Il Seixas- II Hansell-D Kelham-Lenes & De-
lachaise-Woodman 4 Bement- Booth &co--Levy
y Deiter-W jackson &co-M B Brady Sco-W ii
stewart--B Turpin- Burton Work-Shumway a.
Hews-Corsen 4 Armstrong Eaton & Betterton--
y Edwards - p Brinton &c0- 7 II Il J M Allen
&co-Ttterton 4 Magee- Carroll, Hoy &co-J w
Burbridge-- Green-A D Grief &co- Campbell
q STRONG Hubbard Sarrazn--E Male IL
CO. Cazenave-N Lambert Weishaar-Fair-
Conery-Forcheimer & Meyer-Knox & Higgins
Sand n Todd-Potthoff 4 Knight Hebrard &co-
W Wheeler ,se GTiger Geo oglesby Macaulay Jas
y Fee Breen- u II Holmes Watt & Noble
Henderson u Peale- Mallard Il Tooker-C Converse
y kennett-Brander IL HUBBARD L Hyde &co-
II McGregor &co- Grief Byrnes &co- Jno l. Lee
- Moore &eo- West 4 Nettleton- Menard "
Nignaud- G Cummings Eco Farley, Jurey eco
Bridge 4 Son Dix 4 Ranlett = Ward, Hunt &co
Thompson x Clark--W G Raymond-L Pierre &
eo-Molony Bros-Rogers, Woodall &co-Buckner,
Stanton Newman Whiting &co-H Henderson,
Terry &co-tiffen, Smedes S$aos-G w Sizer-Dike-
man &eo- ellis & Ferguson Il NJ Denman eco
J Mogridge-T 3 Smith, Heath-P H LeRond s.
Co Henderson u Peale-Bull, Ellis &co--Darby 81
Iremoulet-- d l. Shearer-A James &co- Ken
nett, Blood &co - Bloomfield Il Steel - j C & B S
Rcks--J Wright &co-Flint& Joncs-Warren, Gil.
more &co-Thornhill &co~-Arnold 4 Drummond-
and order.
B0STON-Per ship Harriet-Alson Pattison 4
COMO Adams eco Becbe &co--W & @ Blan-
chard-J w Burhridge-- Biscoe x Smms- Buck
ner, Stanton Il Newman Bredow & Wusthof-C
Boye.J Baquie-- Cochran & Hall Z Carver Il
GOV Il Cushing & Ranlett- G W Dunbar a.
Co Geo Fosdick &co-Flint & Jones Frost 4
co-Friedlander & Gerson-A d Grief &co--Galla-
CHER n Dyer Il Green-J Grassan- Goldsmith &
Reconsideration, Chapman &co-Hobart Fos-
ter-E Hacker d Hidreth &eo-R F Harrison
= Heath-W Jackson &eo- H D Kent &co-- D
kelham-~ kearny, Blois &co- Levy, Simon &co--
Locke-W Il Letchford &co- Martin, Cobb eco
M Farland X Barksdae- A MeLaurn-- Mande-
VILE * Mellhenny-Muse & Observation-Disclosures &
Clause Male &co- G Paseal--H Parsons--R W
Rayne = Payne Il Harrison Queyrouze & Langs-
doril- p FL Rust Richards Robson g. With
erell-ShumwaS 4 Hews-J Stewart L Sawyer
j SEYMOUR H Short &co--I Sturtevant &co
Thompson 4 Barnes-Tarleton, Whiting & TuIlis
-Vose Bros--J E Westcott- Wright s. Allen-J
Watt &co-J Wright &co- I S Waterman and
order.
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Mississippi Intelligence.

FROM the Granada Rural Gentleman Of Saturday
lastwe extract the following.
The Light shower on Monday did not do the crops
any material good-a good raia would help pota.
toes and cotton very much-corn Is irretrievably
ruined IN many localities the crop cannot possibly
4 exceed q half one. In some localities rains have
been abundant and heavy crops are expected
Two little boys were killed by lightning on Mfr.
4 Kirkmen's plantation on last Monday evening.
They we're near an old stump In the field the
Lightning struck some vines around the stump
both were burnt on the back-one burnt also he-
tween the eyes at the root Of the n0se-the other
burnt hi two places ON the shoulder.
The jackson Intelligencer ii Thursday last says:
AS far as we have been enabled to learn BY our
4shoFt travels. and from cur exchanges, we regret
that liz crops, both corn and cotton, are fast fail
ing for want OF rain, as there has been scarcely
refreshing shower for the past three months until
Tuesday morning last The drought appears to
! extend far beyond the limits Of Mississippi.
y The Alfalfa Advertiser Of Friday last says
Tie weather Is now decidedly oppressive. and
no prospect of a change shortly. Although we
had fine shower not long SINCE the dust is be.
yond endurance, and the rays Of the sun almost
dry the blood In the veins. Crops are generally
looking parchcd, and the blooms on the cotton are
nov coming out very near the top, which is very
bad state for it TO be In. Corn will fall considera
bly, short Of . fall crop.
The jackson News has the following:
The artesian well at the Penitentiary IS progress
ing finely. Il ii now over four hundred feet deep,
the waser coming within about one hundred feet
supply the entire premises, which is very con.
siderable item ID the economy of that institution.
Meihape to chronicle the completion of the arte-
sian well in few months.
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Rece,n,n OF rros,uus.

PITTSBuRG- steamer Jackson--5 bbs eggs
+ Del Bonde-- 80 bbls Blue Lick water to james
Syme--I0 bbls eggs % bxs cheese Floto & Marmet
10 bxs 20 hf bbls beef Harris, Bercier &co--l0
bXs beef 10 bxs bacon ties Dbl shoulders to Fl s
Seward-60 pkgs butter 60 bxs cheese bbs eggs
Grief, Byrnes &co--l6 kegs butter Eaton X Better
tom IL frklns butter G Greve- 10 bbls eggs to
Schneider Il Wise lot glassware and sundries to
order.
L0UlSVILLE-Per steamer Diana sundries to
order-Total 335 hhds tobacco. ..z..-
CINCINNATI Per steamer Fred Iron 81 fir
kiRs butter Jno Adams &co-13 do l16 ties "a bbls
lard 10 bxs cheese 80 ties hams G L Dosen g. Son
80 dozen brooms Beebe &co-- So pkgs mdse te j
Jones do n o, O Il G w r RI do p H Brin-
ton &co--2l pkgs butter Fioto q Marmet-20 do to
J g Greye.. n pkgs mdse Flint Il Jones-26 bbs
whisky \ Flash &co-s79 bbls pork Wright &
Co 50 bbls whisky Queyrouze & Langsdortf.- 3s
bSs cheese Seward so tics hams w Violet
&co=6 pkgs mdse Clark, Mosby &co-- 80 do do to
W Chambers Is Vose Bros 2 do p Rahn--3 do
Harrison do Warren, Gilmore &eo-s do s H
Gilman-l26 do Marks Moorc--ll6 pkgs sundries
T Del Bondo- 4 do Thompson d CLARK IS pkgs
liquors Dreyfus Geo 81 do Weishaar--i do B
Valentine &co-- rs bxs cheese 800 bXs candles l25
bbls whisky 10 one.eighth cks liquor 10 ties hams
Grief &co-50 do Harris, Bercier &co-ll bNs
beet VOORHEES,, Griggs &co--6 do box mdse 10 ties
hams 20 bbs whisky,S H Kennedy &co-405 empty
bbls NJ J Bujac- 20 pkgs mdse Huntington 4 Bro
10 ties hams R Goddess bbls eggs Schneider IL
Wise-s8 hbls whisky loo bxs candlcsJ Connolly i
co-10 ties hams G Theurer-32 bbls whisky Eaton
X Betterton--64 do hhls eggs 30 bbls beef "A bxs
cheese 20 tics hams 81 pkgs butter Grief, Byrnes
&co--3 pkgs mdse G I'll SloGpmb &co-lS do Shark
Staufer &co-2 do Stevens n Seymour Locke
--l5 do Phelps, Parke &co-l do Bell, Bouligny 4
CO. do and sundries to order.
ST L0UTS-Per steamer Sovereign sundries to
order-Total 40 hhds tobacco.
ST LOUIS Per steamer G Taylor IT bbls
oil 98 kegs paint 27T scs oats Dix Il Ranlett- 1888
do 10 kegs butter Is pkgs sundries Del Bondio-
,EQ cor G1nJp go " lp Iln
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Fred Tron, Fenton, I'm Cincinnati
D Taylor, Lansbefry, FIN st Louis.
Capitol, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara. =s=
Crosse Tete, McQuoid, I'm Bayou Sara.
Towhoat Music. Mcclellan, I'm the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 2sth inst ships
American Union and E NJ Arndt, bark Fred
erick Lenng and schr Red Fox-came up
light.
Towboat Baltic, Chapman, FIN the Passes-towed
down and to sea ON the 25th inst, ships
Thorwaldsen, Joshua Mauran and Forest
City, schrs Star and Isaac Toueey-brought
up ships Saint Charles and Carlyle, bark
Growler and schr E G Knight.
Towboat Lands, Davis, from the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the Gath inst ships
Walter Lord and Lucinda-hrought up ships
lndiana, ot LOUIS ana sumner, bark
Cherokee, and to Quarantine Station brig
Venus.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Fashion, Smith, from Indianola, to
Wakefield Il Wilbur-lst dist.
Ship Indiana, joy, As days FIN New York, to o
Woodruff &co-lst dist, l6.
Ship St Louis, johnson, II days FIN New York, to
A Cohen--2d dist, "a.
Ship Sumner, Dyer, I'm Liverpool May 3lst, to
Cammack & Conversational
Ship St Charles, Conway "a days I'm New York,
to Q Woodruff &co-1st dist, Is.
Ship Carlyle, Simpson, Is days FIN New York, to
Geo Fosdick &co-lst dist, 26.
Bark GROWER, Watts, u days I'm Rockland, Me-, to
master-lst dist, 45.
Bark Cherokee Hopkins, 90 days FIN Charleston.
S @, to S L Il E L Legy--1st dist, %.
Brig Venus, Layerty, days i'm Havana, to Golden
bow & Lesparre- Quarantine Station.
Schr Knight Benson, 80 days I'm Camden, Me-,
to g NJ Seria-Point.
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IsoulsIas,a lnaeLligence.
The West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter I

The West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter Of sslsur-
day last, says 60
Cur neighbor, Wilkerson manager Of the "Cafo-
lima Plantation, sent US yesterday specimen Of
she sugar growing on his plantation. One Of the
eaHes was nearly six feet high, on which sthere
were ten wen matured red joints. Al this time of
the year these canes are something extra for size.
We haFe not sean their equal, so early, since the
great season Of 1850
The LafoHrche Union Of Saturday last says:
We learn that severe haistorm passed over
the upper portion Of the parish of Assumption yes
terday afternoon, doing serious injury 10 the cane
on several plantations.
The Pointe Goupee Democrat Of Saturday, says;
Anather week has elapsed without single drop
OF rain having fallen in This parish, SO far as We
have been able TO ascertain. The appearance d
the sky Is still for long continued drought. Crops
are suffering very much, except ii rich and new
soil
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lsnAOrta.

lNDIANoLA via GALy ,fasToN- steamship
Texas 100 bend cattle to lnbean X Mehle- sun
dries to A Rpgely--Joncs' Express.
1NniANGLA- steamship Fashion 800 head
cattle apd sundres to order. .-... g.uz
NEW Y0RK-Per ship indtana-Assorted mdse
Jew YoRK-Pcr ship st Charles-Asstd mdse
NEW YoRK-Per ship st Louis -Assorted mdse
NEW YoRK-Per ship Carlyle-Assorted mdse
ROCKLAND-Per bark Growler-47O0 bbls lime
to order.
CAMpEN-Per schr E G knight 1928 cks lime
to order.
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Steamship Texas, Wilson, from Indianola via Gal
weston, to | @ Harris-lst dist.
Steamboats,.
Sovereign, Symons, from st Louis e..
New Falls City, Switzer, fin st Louis.
Florida, Myers, FIN Mobile.
Diana, Sturgeon, FIN Louisville.
jackson, (new) Fry, FIN Pittsburg.
Steam tug Tuscarora, Warren, FIN the Passes
towed down and to sea on the 18th inst,
harks Laura and Nashua, brig Elizabeth
Watts-came up light.
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Per steamship Texas, from Tnaianola and Calves
ton-May and lady, Miss Austin, Miss Ranes, As
penwa, Terrier, Powell, Noyes, Mckay, Simmons,
Tesstin, Williams, Morey, Denmark, Nillet, Capt.
Wauler, Knowlstpn, Williams, Tooke-22 on deck.
Per ship Indiana, from New York-3 Storage
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Shipping gnteLliasnte.
CRESCENT 0FrIGE. No. 10 Camp Street.
IT,, Monday Morning July 30 1860


Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Atlantic, Crowell, for Havana, via Key
West and other Florida ports, | G Harris
Steamship Charles Morgan, Lawiess, for Galveston
and Indianoa IC Harris
Bark Fanny Ealer, Lodge, for Gibraltar for orders
Meeker, Knox &co
Brig Allan Chapman, Laurent, for Havana,
Goldenbow q Lesparre
Brig Toccoa, otterson, for Havana,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
Schr Martha, Harrison, for Pensacola, ] Mitchell
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MnRILE
FOts RI0nfr.H -DAELY U, :

HsssS EOh NGBELEh DAILY u. 8.
sAIf 5incSutnhef ATFangfmeht-The SPLEEN
ld low pressure faect steamers (Syesgnp
jas Nc G. Baker, mastsr, EkprittH, 4. L. Myers, mister,
California, j. Hopkins haster built expressly the
tRkH Hde With Superior recommendations will make trips and
landings follows nnes pEFveHca Wy Ind weather high
low water, giant Of a sane accident boat machinery
Leaving The Lake end Of the eachartrap Railroad u IY
on the arrival ot the u oeGek IT. trim cars, fer Mobile
taking pESe gers tnr Bay St lbis aud PAS Christian WE'D
BE~pAYA and FRIDAYS, wl SOP ut Bay st Louis every
sAIIhllAY,a MirslsstRRi CITY on Fridays md SAFUR-
DAYS at RasedEona hliG efeh Iuy; totHFHg Mo-
bic. permitting vlltsIe u4T.s at the Pass en, Bay
R3 For ickes through lNumofD Pkiadauls aHd New
t ne greatly reduced fHteF by Three different routes and
further Information, ABpyt to
h. aEDpEs, Agsnt,
f$Tnefe sir ht
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hossTHors RArrrKsNASE The GFeenstiirg tsa)
Imperial says that rattiesnake was killed near
that place few days ago, which measured feet
ln1enssh, Y inches IN circumference, and had II
raslies and i've buttons.
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AIssp WnBRE You IAy rur Ears AsIs.zassir
kietehar &aFtaa Was noted for his want al court.
! esg When pleading beTofs Lnrd Mansfield, Gu
s1ise question 81 memorial right, he Glanced IN.
foftaaAfetF 70 say. Ny lord, can illustrate the
point b 20 INSTANCE n ms own person: myself
nave two little pianass', The Judge Immediately
'saieFaosad with Of hls hlandest sHiles We
III klseR & 81 Elskehpr.
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ExElnMt.

HAVANA. VIA key WEST AND OTHER
FLORIDA PORTS Per steamship Atlantic ss5
soss corn AZ cks bacpn 80 bhls pork 40 bills flour
so bbls potatoes ne coils rope 20 pes haggug |
hid sugar.
GALVESTON and INDTANGLA- steamship
Charles Morgan lilo coils rope l25 pcs hagging
22gz seeks corn 400 ses eats hltis 4ugsr Sol bbs
-four $50 bbs potatoes u bbls 30 kegs lard IS res
hams Is eks bacon rs tirRius butter.
GIBRALTAR FOR ORDERS Per bark Fanny
Esler-4l2 hhds tobacco lt,S99 slaves.
HAYaNA-Per brig Toecoa-3s78 seks corn 100
bbls 25n kegs lard 10 bbis turpentne 500 bbls POI
tataes 100 bbls onions.
HAVANA Per brig Allan a Chapman 1857
scks corn 40 bbls potatoes.
PEASAOoLA--Fer selr Martha- AS scks corn
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asm 0raas gsis Grssssnt touaas gans, sag 50, 1850

10 ses oats 2 bbs sugar bhls pork bbls moasr 40
bbls potatoes bbls whisky Is bbs flour IL ,,asss
~ N'sNS
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AsTEREsrINa 80 DEsp HEAps.- Since the Courts
ii New York have decided that the usual condi.
tons printed on the back Of free pass given gen.
erally by railroad officers, amounted 10 nothing,
and aid nat exempt the company from lahilitg for
asly dAnlage 70 the person using fee tehaf the
hodsvia River Read has hit upon another device to
aVoia tesnnnsihilitgi0r the limbs and property Of
:. deasiaeads travelling On their road Itccnsisfs
SIMPLY u % blauk agreement to be sigged bF tie
hniaer 81 the Ticket. releasing the company from
asi ool,ga.en fos itiE damage thatmay eGsae naen
using sase hsReelana waving inasivaHeesl claims,
IL confederation 81 receiving 3bs FREQ zfisker n
81 holder sisas BIZ name on The back az the ticket
z aniqnnts TO direct release TO the colueQny-
9aga, as matter ii law. there Ii sai to Ia still
ne Doubt AS 90 ihe validity Of abs ng taf.,, an
eeadiion. ltsealis very queer Why faiiroad eight
net 90 De Jnst as responsible for iniafv To u lFee
IN senssF as we'd as 70 pagiAg passenger. Ihe
= invariably rendered or soaie sort Of
Reconsideration and IT Il no fairar Id refnee ia Ds
tAe ls@ia ~ ff d btoken beg than one WHO paid in
q a aakFR nt way. LMiEwankee Sentinel
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E MAN EiILEb. -sIn lhelsea, yesterday afternoon,
Patrick banning and lsehart &arshat Jr got into
\ discussion abont politics. aud then exchanged
views freely nren The subject of religion. when
hellgefeAt demonstrations we're made. Suisse
ggentiy Marshall moved oil aud Manning was seen
following him. when HIrsiIaIl tueRea round and
sIot ln through tle heart, and he died almost i'm
aisdlasely taiemRkis Enquirer. Saturday.
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Relow---Ce,,tns Tn.
Passen gers.

IViUVF--sNGtshaNB Up.
Ship Harriet Bassett, fin Boston, to Geo 4 Fosdiek
m
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tEaAr NJ s,TrYs .4!g


SEtDsp ntSttuGt NaqkE auGGrSaI1N OF j, NJ CORY.
et SSp 9LleanS+ No. 1890
M REISElAS Ea gar I1sSu,1fn has unti-
w uluYd ibu Cont Iiers Gstabiu an tis StSGanf
OF the Rtc q. N. Cary, deceased tntfSfale- -
Notice heFehy giYen whom II may concern To -lesz
within days. why the pERyer Of The snid ipioer
should rot We granted.
BY order Of the Court.
MIeHeT, Deputy CLERK.
pEqxIEsg 0ouRn DE DisFE cT SUCCESSION DE u NJ
dc ~ NuuFelle- Orleans. (tnRY-Eo n on
A TWENBU uue Edgar EbEAuu5n n nre-.
aeIs ent pea1 4 IN tont Toilet d'ehGfir les Eettft de
GaFa14ile Ia sSee5s9H yacante de ten 4, NJ Cory, de-
Avis par lie present onna tons eeux cue celia eu coz.
eefns hvosT dedtfe ous dix i1HFs, les aiJns pour les
qusiles nt1f pas tat dEdit d h dite petition.
iys5 S9ai r. AlcAof ptpat sseass.
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Leaves SUNDAY. August g. nj 10 A. NJ
KEGsIILaA.ES II flAN NRI.E A NS AM,

1tEstRs5I AIATE ~ 70 w IFEtE4EIAN& IND
49, ST Louis f1cketFor ST, LAJis, Cairo Memphis,
LkIAh.a New Madrid, Memphis and all nie nediae land
sz4as nls-Tlie fine and sl drift regular passenger
Packet Steamer New cle Sam, ~ w Stewart
will leave ubpve For tegh6r apply beard
VIRGINJUS o, DENf2EL,
iy50 .r. Advertising Agent
E The n u n @ttAke tteHEht and passengers for Natchez,
Eicksbnrs, Napoleon, Memphis Ind ihe Bends.
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MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD. The last bar of
iron for the completion oil the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad was received yesterday by Mr.. BaIdwyn
ALI AH iron Necessary for the work is now on hand.
At - an Interesting fact in this connection that Mr.
Baid#ya received the first bar that was pnt on the
road. There is a fitness in this for without Mr..
Baldwin we doubt whether the read would have
been thenght of Up to the present moment. Hap
ply, shera are men in advance OF the opinions
which prerail arunud them.
We may say, also, that ears OF all kinds and
steam engines ETC.. are Gu their way hither to
stock the road completely hy the first Of Novein.
Der.
The whole work has been admirably managed OF
late and We must not tail % compliment the eni.
nent Superintendent Mr.. Fleming for his energy
sagaeltT and untiring industry In accomplishing
what has been SO well done. Mobile Tribune.
BsuL no TiE PEiNrg OF Mabgs.-+a. Jol.yas, ~.
Ks, July 26.-The Ball last night was a brilliant
afa'r- 9fer one theufand were pfesenf The
PRINCE who is5M graceful DANCER. danced nearly
All the evening. and LIFT a quarter 10 three
o'clock amid deateAing cheers. the baud plapine
"a I'd Save the Queen.f The Prince left tie Cow
esnsAent House ihis morning at ten O'clock and
sitter ride round the town embarked with his suite
on board the Hero. The day Is beautiful, ana the
town has a gaia appearance. The same ceremony
WIS observed nc Tic landing. The feet sailed at
eleven 'cl0ek for Halifax, calling Oh the wag Al
&t. Peters. Everybody seems delighted with tue
visit
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Leaves MONDAY. 5rttt 50. NJ 3 p NJ
PD8s DPElL0USAS VIA ATCIIA-
~ sfalhYa--The steamer Minnesota. MctIu5
hand Ia tstef viii ielyo above taxing freight
and assEugeI for Old river, simmsGort and at
landings the route TO Washn For freight passage
apply On beard.
Y1RGINfus c BEYTzET4
k-3 Advertising Agent,
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consignees.

MOBILE ~ Per steamer Florida = snndries Il
order
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