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severe; passion had nearly yielded to ma
ternal devotion. 81 -
As the little clock struck the hour Of
ten, Mrs. Gastone, with s--throbbine
heart, stole quietly over the terrace, and
threw around an anxious glance, to be
sure that she was clone. Reaching the
stone steps at the bottom of the lawn,
her lover passed from the shadow Of an
angle of the wall, and without speaking,
excepting to pronounce her name, in q
low, earnest, voice, gently clasped her IN
his arms, and placed her in the boat
Nor was the basket forgotten; supposing
it contained some treasures, DIR. Boyd
was | q ticlarly mindful of its ssfeiy.
A short sail brought them to carriage
in waiting, and driving to some splendid
apartments, he desired that she would be
perfectly at home. Never had he been
more winning, courteous or loving new
er had he displayed his varied conversa-
tional powers with more perfect ability /;
never had she been more luxuriously &C.
commodated but she was not happy
The images of her forsaken children stood
before her, pale, helpless, and appealing
to her affection. Her husband, too, was
even present to her sleeping fancy, some
times with soft earnest plesdings, beseech-
ing her to return, and again, with stern
and cold severity, approaching her I'M
faithfulnese. Gladly she threw off the
sleep which brought only these wearri-
some and restless dreams, and INDUCED
in brighter waking anticipation for the
future.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-24
WHOLE NUMBER, 80.

The REw YoRR HERAI.D's OPINION
ABOUT THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
The New York Herald concludes q long
article on the Opposition party and its
candidates with this sentence:
The result Of this election will be to-
break up either the Republican or Che
Democratic, and to make the new party the
opposition daring the next Presidency.
Thus. is the Democrats should be beaten,
they will be extinguished as a party and
will have to fall into the ranks Of the
Union opposition. or should the Repnb-
lican party be over-thrown, that will be
the last Of them and the scattered frsg-
ments will be absorbed BY the Union
party. which wouh thus in due time pre-
sent formidabis opposition to the triGn-
plant Democracy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-24

AoREED.-Ws belive that John Bell
and Dir. Bates agree in sentiment touching
the Slavery question.-NashEilie Uaios
and American.
To be sure they do. and 50 do Mr..
Bolts and Mr. Crittenden. and what Is
more, their views are the views Of Henry
PatriOt
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Mistfuarreuus,
YOU REMEMBER.

YOa remember the tine when hrst soaghs yOus home,
When smile, not = word, was the summons to come,
When you called fread, till yOu found with surprise
That friendship turned Out to be love in dsgSiss
Yea remember it-donf y0ul
Youll think Ofit-wOht youi
Yes, yes, Of all this the remembrance will lasi,
Long after the present fades in the past.
You remember the grief that grew lighter when shared
With the bliss, you remember could aught be compared
You remember how fond was my earliest VOW.
Not fonder than that which breathe to the now.
You remember it-donf you
You'll think ofit-wonr you
Yes, yes. Of all this the rsmsmbrsnee viii last,
Long after the present fades into the past.
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G6aitt 4ottrg.
on A WEDDING.


u, are 10 b married, May;
Thi, hsur, a. I slsat lie
I, d. anssy light Ofths morning.
Ysur wedding hSur drswS niEh.
Nil, OF ysu arr riSisg, drsoiAS,
To asnd amid bridal throass
\. IL, saas old roons We played In,
VI. ,nS I-Whsn Ne were ysuAg.
ys,f b,idsnaids--shsy were ear plAynstSsi
Thoss old roonE, ever wall
c.,a ,vsak Of her childish ffolieI,
LOvss, jslIOssiss, great snd snail.
D, ,.s mind how PsasisS ehasg'd We,
AID smiled At the weFd ''feVstf"
Trus rhS rOmsaes-sonswhsrs
Ih.vs kept ny psasT yet.
n. ysq mind eur Vsres written
Ts,,,bst eur dreams offamsf-
os,s,,-hsu we'd share all SseFstSr
Wb.u that sweet nystsy camel
hi,as nyItsry soW, MsTyi
huu unveiled year By year;
TilI-thi, Is yOsr marriage morning
AndI-I an lying here.
Ies.nOt picture yOur face, Mary,
Tbs face efths bride to-day;
You have ostgrows my tnswlsdgs,
10 years that have slipped away;
Ice bat the EirIiSh iksnss'I
Blown eyes, and brown, falling hair
God knswI. did love yOs dearly,
And waI proud that yeu were fair!
Mluy Ipsat nj name, Mary,
While years in homes siIsnse lissi
The future { read Ia tolls gusTdon,
Yea will read in your ehildrsn1 eyes.
The pasl-ths came past with either
IstO yea a sof, PlssSaht scene:
Bot l cannot see 1t clearly,
Fer tbs grrvss that rise Between.
Ian glad VOC are happy, Mary!
ThsIs tears, did you see them fall,
Sysuld show, though yea have fOrgottsn,
have Femsmbersd al,
And though my cup IL left empty,
Asd yOsrs with i1s joy ruAs Ger,
God keep you itI Iwestasts, Mary,
Brimmiag for svsrmors!
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Fortune again prospers me-" solilo'
pulsed the Doctor, on that important
night. 1.-The naughty wife of Gastone is
again in my arms ere this time to-mor.
row, she will be an humble suppliant al
my feet, but little mercy will she get
She deserted me, and l never forgive an
injury; she shall suffer also for the insults
| have received'from the fiery husband
All Bella. you little dream Of the mis-
cry to which you have reduced yourself.
But l will not relent. l will have my
revenge, and then fly on loves swiftest
wings, to the shy bird I've so nicely Gag
ed She will soon cease her poutings.
and receive me as her lover. And Bern
ard-ah there's the pinch; cannot
kill him, and when he has slept off the
drugs l have given him, he will be like
so many devils. This shall be my fu-
ture consideration. Meanwhile, | will
play the naughty tyrant to Bella, and the
soft, pleading, supplliant lover to Emily!'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-24

Chief Justice fancy was sighty-thrss
years Of age on Saturday, having been
born in Calvert county, Maryland, On
the st. Patrick's day Of HI. For =
man Of his years, be is in the enjoyment
Of comparatively good health. &. ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-24

An interesting incident occurred few
days ago at Louisville, Kentucky. Il
was the Aeeting Of the only two persons
now living who were present at the mar
RAG Of Henry Clay. q sf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-24

The Presidents organ says that We
have all the odds and ends on our side.
We hope that the ''odds" are all on our
side. and As for the ''ends." they are our
Country's. our Gods, and Truths.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-24

Souls Of New Orleans il out against
the Administration, and declares it cannot
be defended or sustained in the South.
He is for DeuglAS.
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grIttt Gale.
THE MUTE DOCTOR;
Or
TIE MAN WITH MANY NAMES
ATALE OF PASSION.
BY MRS. N. L. swEETsER.
A TALE OF PASSION.

By MRS. N. L. swEETsER.
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In Mr.. Gastone's calmer moments,
Bernard related to him something of his
own history, and the change about taking
place in his mode of life, for which he
was already suffering. Mr.. G.,
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T. SWEENEY & SON,
No. 65 Main Street.

WHEELING, "A
RE- NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL ISIPOR
IN TATI0Ns, being the largest thsy have ever male
IN one season. and embraces the EtyteE Of WITH
CinANT7E or IROS STONE CHIA together with Common
White and ColOrsl QueensWare in great variety. AlsO
Isrre aud well selected stock of Pure White, Cod
Band and EaneyFRENCu CHINA. either in setta eT
separate. China Decorated Vases, COloSnes Card As
kets Tete Tets Setts Fancy Cups, Mugs, &e. Ass,
dnoTabs Cutlery CastoTs, &ctogether with their usual
bsavv stCek OF the various rFass Of Pressed Cut and
Plain PLINF GLAssEGEE- Coal OIL Lamps, &c.
Thsy invite the attention OF the Trade and will du
plieats 70 Merchants their bills pnrchased inthe East,
st same prices huG&o'SS
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WHEELING, VA, FRIDAY MORNING.
nailr alnttlligenrrr.
TERMS OF ADvERTIsING.

WMVE SOLID L1XEs OF NONPAREII. (OR ONE TNcu,) Oh
LKSs, N4Ks SQuARE.
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Howe's Scales
P. G. HILDRETH & BRO,
No. 81 gEatu.stree9,

Wheeling. Va
A RE- AGENTS FOR HOwEs WEIGH-
a ing gales Hsy snd Cattle scales, Portable DTsP
Lever ana Dormant Warehouse Scales GpnR eco %
VTrsrs1G sTETE AsEIcrITrElL FAM, PEEEasBrEG,
Nov. S. 1855. A dTut class Diploma aWended by tie
Virgins State Agricultural SNetOty. Theee eestss
haVS been introduced in FiTGitia FGt two weeks n
which time they have received EIRsT ebAs9 DIPLOMA
and two EIRsT CLASS NrDAIS, and are eFrToEed an4
reeommended By ~ who hsEs examined ths1a- cAn
.'' - 'n T. 8. mLDREIu BRos4ssss,ins..
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R9-SPEcIAL Nor1cRs Double the above rates.
&5-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, Hceor-
ding to the space occupied and the number changes
Alladvcrtisements from transient persons Strang
erS, to be paid for in adrdRes.
Legal advertisements will be charged at the rates
prescribed by law.
business Cards not exceeding hve lines $40 per year.
$6 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than n square,
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the AdvertiserS' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other persons,
well all legal advertisements and advertisements
Of auction sales and real estate sent in by them must
be paid for Mt the usual rates.
G4-Advertisements mot accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until Forbid and charged
accordingly
cases Mt full rates.
Marriages Notices of Funerals and announcement
ofSermolls, so cents each. noVll-59
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TOTAL LIABILITIES: -----
Unsettled claims nn duo sl1H"26 81
sS-LoEses Equitably adjusted anl promptly paid "a
Upwards of s1l, 100000
tr Losses lave been paid by the .tna Insurance Co..
iI the i'tst s years.
rls,.- ADJ Ia u ,,AviGATlbA
i.k. accented AT terms c,ns-te with suvsmcy and
fair profit.
h< ,c'a dtirntim 9iren 10 inspuncem DWELLINGS
Gmd CnH'eHts f'r terms ef "He IN FIRE yetrS-
The rroxre-. Of this Corporation has been stable
al,i uninterrupted through Uf financial sun
shine ard storm periods cveutfml in exempt from
sweeping cnn!sr'ttns and maritime e disaster; Re
this credit affect IIs in material particular
During hard times the security OF rcliablo iIsI-
sarlrs IA au imperative lnty-te ability of property
i,s!iers to sustain loss being tlien much icssened.
Policies issued without delay and all business at
tends / to with dispatch and fidelity. by
SAM'I, p. TltLDRETII. Agent
Onice ut tile Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
Eab1V-lNW till Jan lst 80
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CIloice First Glass Insurance
11 ruE-

ps~Car Capital 81 OoO. .OoU, absolute and unimpaired
WITH A STRrLUs OF S5G6,3ST So.
And the prestgSof IS years success and experience
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From Robert Dale OWENS -Footfalls on the Doun-
Diary of Aaother world."l .
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S o'clock this evening for Memphis, caro- ~.
Iouis and intermediate landings Inc warner mas
frstclass Accommodations, and passengers WI DC
wen entertained on beard 10 not forget the 1ohn
Warner for St. Louis this evening
,John Uasah, Railroad Lisae Packetfo'' 81 louis
NJ, Moso.c.-The splendid and first. class passen-
ger paclet John Walsh, Captain w. 2. Lamothe,
| Commander, Mr.. D. Y. Dawley, clerk, backs out
tomorrow at 8 r. NJ, for all landings up to St.
Louis She has a large and exceedingly neat and
spacious cabin, admirably appointed, and arranged
for comfort aud convenience. Travellers who Sc
cure rooms will find everything they can possibly
require for their comfort and entertainment on the
trip, ana they will also have clever officers for tray-
cling companions. The John Walsh connects with
the different railroads for all points North and East
Passengers can procure through tickets by apply
ing at the Office Of the Company, No. 81 CamI
street
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Shipping gntfIllatrtts.
CRrsoswr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street. Z
Friday Morning, June s. 1850.

CRrscsSr oTF1cE, No. 10 Camp Street. }
Friday Morning. June s. is6OS
Cleared Yesterday
Steamship Habana, Mcconnell, for Havana,
PUG Brothers
Ship Andover, Kearney, for New York, A Cohen
Ship Rachel, Kelly, for BordeauX,,
Brit ship Digby, Green, for Liverpool, S Scott
''','f $1,000 - Y = j 3 Woodruff &co
Ship Georgiana, salter, for New York. :,
Creeyy h Farwell
Bark Roman, Maury, for New York, NJ soria
Schr Zulime, Codena, for Pensacola,
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Normandy. Tyler, fm Havre 18th April, to
Creevy & Farwel-3d dist, Al.
Ship Herald Sanders, fm Newport, (Wales) April
I'd, to " II Ashbridge Nephew-Alg
STEAMBOATS,.
Golden Age, Heno, I'm Fort Adams.
Crosse Tefe, Gross, FIN Bayou Sara.
Eleanor Main, FIN Shreveport.
Robt Watson, Pierce, I'm Shreveport.
Texas Ranger, Radovich, FIN Donaldsonyille
Florida, Myers. FIN Mobile.
wv NJ Morrison, Yore, I'm st Louis. n
Music Dugas, FIN Donaldsonyille.
Towboat Gonqueror, Brown, FIN the Passes lowed
down and to sea on the 30th ult, ships
Mongolia and Mountaineer--brought up ship
a@s Normandy. gs pTt
I, ~ bat Vanderbilt, Wright, from the Passes
That s.and to sea on the LIST inst, ships
Te Ned to reed the brought up ship
y. Ayide street, ~ and thus amendee,
avs Nit is hereby adopted. y ,,r.ya,.
me PEs nhS 6Gwa Z Is e AZ Aderrss
me President Board burg and NuremDuia IF
~. Brelss J Sse 4, H. GER
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEW oALEANs January ~, 1850.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans;
TEyTyE PETITION OF the UNDERSIGNED res
speculy showeh that the majority required the city
charter having signed this petition they honorable
body TO pass authorizing the Comptroller SELL
after days notice in the official Journal the contract for
making brick sidewalks with crbsto and wooden cutters,
on both sides First street. from Water street to Apollo
In accordance Snecihcations Of
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A Honorable oon.., SouyElLE- oRLEAsNs .,., a..
M EssIRuRs ee ia VILE de la Nouveue. or,a..5
/ =, i
bosSgss
R ss as B 81
e sSss Sesi sP5s
clever les Commune aqa n r ue T. re DIES Rempap a
,aties do chaaue c6tS =, Esplnnade, ct nonr
Lpnvrage denra -. . " 'es PAYER perres
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YAzoo RIVER .

YAZOO RIVER PACKET.-U 8,
49, n Mail Line-Vicksburg, Greenwood and Talahat-
chic river packet steamer Prince, Edwin s..
isa. Butler MASTER in connection with the steamers
LafOurche and EiclSsburE. An freight shipped 70
Yaoo River on either of the above steamers will
90 through without detention.
and magnificent passenger Prince, leaves
yieksburg above the arrival Of the hapas r. NJ
Of and the steamer Lafourche AZ vckshurg every
Monday evening for saiaTa YaS9o CITY Wolf Lake Mouth Of
Bluff sidou Cranes Landing Rising SIM Humphreys Land
CuIeton Becks Ferry Greenwood Point Ieore and all
landings Taanatchie river Returning the Prince will
rive Vicksburg in time 10 connect with the half A.
train for Jackson Norton Canton New Orleans
also, with the packets for Memphis Louisville and St. Louis
also Vicksburg and Lafonrche Orleans
intermediate landings.
All business this will meet with prompt aten
ton.
VIRGINIUS O. DENTZEL.,
al6 Advertising gent.
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y $50 ofthe City ofNew Orleans:
KnnIIr INNER SIGNED orxnera or nrnnert y

fronting on ST. Joseph from New LeYee 70
annart thence the upper side Of the Canal to Liberty
Street. respectfully petition your Honorable body ageeab
section City Charter to sell ~ public auction
twenty DAYS public notice. the coHtrae for grading and paving
st. joseph street from New Leyee 70 Liberty street. with
Granite blocks than inches wide by twelve inches
long nor than twelve inches wide by eighteen inches long
nor less than inches thick.
Said blocks quality OF granite having the Sides
top wen dressed 10 form an even surface when
laid, and to be good sot,d work.
Said pavement be laid dagonaly on four inches Of sharp
sand London gravel with coating dressing when laid
Of four inches sharp and London gravel the Joints
properly and rolled with suitable roller nh well settled
The four inches thick TO be furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite to change the old curb
ing, In order TO make substantial work .
The both sides of ST. Joseph street. from New
Liberty be raised and graded to proper height
and level the streets OF water In the
most speedy and the sidewalks be raised and tagged
The footerossngs The intersection Of all the streets to be
North river aggng and 70 be four feel wide the
stone wide four feet long and not less than
In inches thick to be the and graded the
''"N Leeds Co. J. W. Stanton,
Chas. J Leeds
WV JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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Proclanatior mar lie Marie.

MARIE DE IA NouyELLE oRLEAFs, oon
H6el dc Vile, 81 anvier louv.
I'm VERTU de La resolution No. 4SlSs n ae
IA G0nNeil Cmmnn de la Nou rele Orleans, ct
danna due insntion dc Ia Vile de Ia Houvee et az
taire onvi Is du Camp, QnatFieme District, 40 ~ tug
ftleita lrrue St Andrew, v, 1,.;r.
fe4 lawSw GERARD bIIIh, @"4SN
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rHonorabls consel oomrnun de la Orleans

rHonorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvele'orlSans;
REESSIEURS-Les soussignes proprietaires
tSA SJoseph de Id Noseile leyee y rue dss
Remparts Ia la Unite superieuTe din Canal Ia
bertt pt,itonnent yo,re Hon eo
commencement Ia Section 40 de Ia Chrte de Ia vile Peet
de e yendre fencsn apes vngt our dams ia gaets
ociee nveler h rue stJoseph de u
Nouyee Leyee Ibert6 des bocs carries dc
de 10 de large IL poures de long
de large IL dc long ct con
depasseur Les dts blocs deyron eFe de
qate de granite les c6es les angles ct lie haul
bien a6 mAniere former surface enie Giant poses
Ell 10 former pavage compaeIe.
lie pavage pose dsgonalenen base de quatre
sable de Londres puts conche de
natre pouees grayos de Lones la surface les
nabe pierres de boTures de quatre pouees dtpatn
quand 10 Voyer de IA willie usera necessare do
changer les yeies pierres atm de fsre un bon
de bordures les deux cOt6 de la Stoseh
Nouvee la Lihee seron ecvees ct niveees
ssante pour P6couiemen des ct les ban
0uees eley6es payees pierres plates.
les payAges seon de perTes
plates de Nord premiere 1uaite ct seront Dc
auRtre peds de large les pieres devront ee de denX
pieds de large quatre pieds de Long nGins de SIX
pouce dpaseur relieves mlisu dscnant usqu'au
| wage.
| Chs. ], Leeds
| JAS A. HOPKINS
/ me- law6w secreaire du Bureau des Asst Aldermen
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a 7 7 A K A p A =
a. u III p. Mail LIME. Fe.,si

= Pa' 4 P9ils comedian saSE Esslk ATTAA-
AsiiE65o a. s,sh sss g.
ahh Fl qps
SS dpfS New
Rna Grand t opeionsssm an S. Maas
hours being the ,lS New Orleans to
facijv IS o. Mary leaves the Raieeai; SIX
a will please Tie bo nsn any trade
=A2--- ~ va 'neir dray receipts
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THE w ivy ! sAs.TuRnAY.

RI
masieT I'M Johnson master sas; yoh nsono Je
issnnqlngs as follows UT Nashville and ali IohR
JAS johnson, Johnson @e'o ma.,i T. March "A,
ne" Rover Strong msst esk * 4 M -Afeh 81
"as' Woods, Boyd masters sipski a 4 M p q at
JAS. JOhpsnr ~ o'clock, p M ADAf. April H.
a., Jnnhnson master lesvas n
fSed Rover Stron -, at O'Clock r. NJ s SATURDAY,
JAS. w., Is At ocioci leeay s SATURDAY Arm
! O'1u, master, leaves SA TUpnAy,
Jas. johnson, JSb seock ?. NJ o''pAY Mayo,
Red Rover sIlaSys1 "a leaves SATURDAY
JAS. Woods so O'clock, efse n SATURDAY May 49,
JAS. johnson aa5soeioek e p n SATURDAY, May 2
Red Rover slime tune O'clock, leaves Mves SATURDAY
Jas. Woods NJ + O'clock fPs'SI SATURDAY, June
Jas johnson 5oeioetie f 2 SATURDAY June IS
Red Rover si9 ans cloef l9a'es SATURDAY
'ong, master, leaves SATupn.r Ii
JAS. Woods, Boyd at S 9s5esk iOApAY june 30
Passengers and at O'clock P. Juy7,
accordnp ~ Ppers can rely on ithaca b,
apply on board or to ABOVE schedule For frei
mig Y B. DUFFIELD, Agent pa
Datraa |
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anuAcHITA RIVER.

Leaves every SATURDAY, Ms ?; NJ, positively
4 lin place Of steamer R. w. McRae.l
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND
49, - Trenton Regular Weekly Packet-FoT ouaehita
lefty, Mouth Rayou Bartholomew, Steington,
Lochomond, Port Union Mouth Of Bayou u Ar
bonnn Trenton Monroe Pine Bluffs Castor iasding Coun,
onha and Black rivsTThe magncent aans
vfRGINIUS O. DENTZELl,
~ Advertising Agent.
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mo. 52l6.l -, :. ],

q
!. HAVANA = Concerning h the Fire Alarm al.0,"a".
go tics 200 keg ordained @ common nden and brig Creole
barley $50 do sSbst siia alarm, d ire snail b
and sandries sy LEI
NEW YoPK iaiasa u. passage
on I7e b6 said Counmshp Habana-350 bbs
IBIS whiaE III as M I'M pa 28 do
hides Ia years 80 bbs IL hams
NEW YoRK ia ,6st q he sstan sapen
SKIS voo payable monthly TAnd0ver bales cot
BORDEAy 81 sm ~ r fsi 5Ua 6o moasses 10
1850 slaves ~, c. nj s mooa a 10 Dales moss
LIVERPOOL 81 tie Chairman e the Commute en
90 Athau-oG DaleS cotton
,Tr,,r 80. o55 baH Police Telegraph
NEW YORKpartn2 bbls Off bb.
hhds tobacco al AZ bales wool a aaT Y ' opacce
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STEAMBOATS,.
Do W Err MISSIS SIP PI.
UNITED STATES


! .haS. hssEaI.wEEELY NAH. LINE TO uffeE.. =
yICKSBURG
The magnificent 8; Mail packet ViclksbHTg, Capt.
NJ White master will leave for Grand Lake. DonIldsorvile
Plaqueine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red
Landing Fort Adams, Natche Waterproof Rodney St.
seph Grand Gulf, warrenton yicksbarg Mlikens Bend
Lake Providence Stacks Island Landing Skpwiths Landing
Pitchers Point Ashton Lake Washington Carolina Land
The vICKSBURG will take freight for and
Talahache rive 70 BIO reshpped Prince and
Hope.
Leaves on SATURDAY, at5P.M.
The magnificent s. Mall packet In 70 urcfHe Captain
j. Brown, will leave for Donadsonve Plaaienne. Batui
Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing For
Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney, Joseph Grand Gulf
Warrenton and Nieksburg, every Saturday, at p NJ.
The Dafonrche connects Vieksbu with
10 and will take freight for all landings the and
Taahatche rive ut Highly without detention.
above mentioned splendid packets will leave
their regular days, without fall at the hour appointed Al
business entrusted to theiS will be promptly faithfully
attended
These boats Will not be responsible
containing money iewey other vauables regular
bills of ladng taken specifying the value
the freight paid for yuables deposited with the cs
by the passengers, or contained In their baggage
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
]. J. PERSON d co.
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Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDu-o.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDA wet e
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, July -,
HY Passengers and shippers can rely or,
rs above.
sS- No stateroom considered engaged until
N. B. A plan of the cabin can be seen and !
tor any OF the above trips by applying to the !
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