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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-26
The Ca,casi,.u Eaaraslair 2.

There does not seem to he any
near prospect OF n settlement OF
the Calcasieu log imbroglio. The
s"liw's delay" is illustrating itself
among the poor settlers, and cans
ing untold ana indefnite hard
ships. From reports WE are in
s.:linea to believe that the United
States Commissioner, specially
churged with the temporary adjn-
siication of affairs, is giving salts
faction locally, as also til. APP
Ipraisers appointed blythe United
States court; but u deputy.
named Gainey, is causing consid-
erable ANNOYANCE and unnecessary
delay among the Iitigarts. The
present prosecution, or, more
properly, persecution, is 'entaillng
great miseries upon the majority
of the people in ,Calcasieu. The
law, strangely enough, empowers
q settler to cut only such timber
MS may he necessary to the cree
ton of his homestead abode. 1t
is obvious that in order to make
this homestead capable OF afford
ing sustenance it must be
cleared, and where IA settler is pre-
vented from thus clearing his
lands, there are no means ut AZ
irving at the support necessary to
the maintenance of himself and
family. He is merely privileged to
lhuild his little cabin, and possibly
some adjoining tenaments, and the
act doesnot allow him to cultivate
more than the little ground thus
cleared. 1t is obvious that such
an act would be construed widely,
and that the settlers would con-
slider themselves entitled to cut
more timber, that they might
have an opportunity OF cultivating
soil sufficient to support them
selves and their families. 1t has
been Il favorlte scheme OF every
successive Administration to open
up such war against the timber
men. and after imposing nnch
hardship, to lettthe subject he fiat
and undetermined. The present
war is within the programme, but
il is operating seriously TO the
,detriment of poor settlers, and
grim starvation stareS many the
face. This is aggravated by
marshals Of the type of Gainey,
and it is alike to the interest of
the Governmenta aud of the logmen
that the matter should be brought
to a speedy settlement.-- N. o.
Plcayune.
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BILLIARDS BILLIARDS 4
AT
JOHN DILLON'S.
On Public Square and Corner of Ward
Alley.
Lake Charles, Louisiana.

j would respectfully inform those OF
my friends, both here and at distance,
who have ary expectation Of gettina
thirsty, that / have just received a most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors
5everiimported to Lake Charles, which
j am DESTROYS of selling at wholesale
and retail ut prices to Justify both seIe,
andbuyer. My wines andbrandies are
unsurpassed, and my whistles 1.-THE
Simon pnre" Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take a parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand. ap4n4y
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State vs. Martha Brown. using
sobsoane and profane Language on
lbnplic street. Fined S5 and
costs.
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Great Reduction.

HAVE made arrangements with NJ
= Patentee and Manufactures wniep|
enables me TO fill all orders for y. Y
Tilton's calculated
STEAM WASHER,
OR
WOMANlS FRIEND,
At greatly reduced rates.
Tin Washers at 80; Copper bottom
at 81.
Specimens can be seen, and orQep
lett ct the stores Of Moss A Riddidlg n
Y. ~. Bfyap's. Lake Charles. or ~ =
Y. Elders atores or my residence, y
Ragdad. Mp. SMART
Baedad, Caleaaieu parish, L., SeY
teinher "a, 1870 an
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-26
r.E... II M. T--El..-llAEI3,

I3A lZS{5 permanently located d tba
a I town Of Lake Charles. respectfully
offers his professional services 80 TIE
citizens of town and country. Dlsease
of the throat and lungs treated 1r ~.
improved plan; also Rhumatlsln and
Neuralgia. Cancers removed without
the use of the knife or caustic. and
without pain. March IL, 1876.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-26

LAN1lUAHES
Are practically taught by experienced Profas,
rols personsiffom fifteen 10 fifty years OF age
attend. lnstrlction given privately 10 ,eagh
student who has y separate lesk 10 himssit,
and Is nut Through a thorough and systematic
course Of business transactions T. quality him
Tor the situation he intends totll Persons
who have neglected their educa.ian can here
speedily prepare for business OF any kind Stu.
dent from ti.e country can boa d IN the family
Of the Principal.
HERhs-Thirty Eer cent. less than other
Commercial Colleges in this city.
Cost OF full commercial coarse only $l00.
Average tine three it, four months.
The Prineipa has been . ,pro fession nal teacher
in New Orleans since 1851.
For .eireulars, address
J.W. BRAKEMAN.
vctAG New .ORLgANs, IL.
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THE PATENf MUSIC RACK OF TIE
GEM ORGAN

Is by far The greatest convenience to perform
ers that has Yet been invented. BE .ides its vi
while playing. it is arranged as a rrcelAae
for music. 1T isa neat fxtprs, heautifulg|
carved and arranged upon the trent Of ths|
organ.
SaeeA written warrpntee for Fire Year|
accompanies every Gem Parlor Organ sold.
Address, for terms,
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The Montreal Murders.
Special to the N. 0. Dem oera,.

Special to the N. .. Democrat.
MONTREAL, July l6. - The
Orangemen from country places
have arrived in townin large mum.
beers. Since Saturday over thirty
Thousand people have visited
Orange Hall ito get IL view Of the
body Of Hackett, who was muir
sdered here July ~.
Alta meeting of the st. Georges
Society, this morning, resolutions
were passed ,condemnng the
Mayor for criminal negligence.
The society decided at the same
tine TO attend Hackettis fnneraliin
aEl,ody.
Information has inst been re
ceived lthat bodies .of men are
marching iin the woods near the
,canetery. The County Master
has ireceived an synonymous letter
stating that q drinking fountain in
the cemetevgtlad been poisoned.
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TERMS OF THE PAPER:

siuBsiciRIPTItoN RATES.
Daily published every morning ,ex-
,cept Monday, per ;annum $40; and at
same rate half yearly and quarterly.
Weekly published every Saturday
imorninGl per sapnum 49,; and at same
rate half yearly and quarterly.
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For Rent.

The well known store formerly occu-
rcnpied by Nv. l.. Hntchins, as a,store,
ilocated in trout of Wharf
Applysto B. SWEENEY.
April IL Lake Charles, La.
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KING WILLIAM COUNTY.

LESTER MANOR, September 10. 1877.
EditorS Dispatch: see several pieces in
YOUR paper in regard TO K. Clay Crawford.
He at one time published a Radical sheet in
Chc>tertown, Kent county, Nd; had only
one white man in the Office. He got one OF
Senator Nickcrs's sons 10 90 in with him
and put up ink, which they did, and he
>windIcd EickcrS out II several hundred
dollars by the operation; and | expect Mr.
Tickcrs has IL large lot oi the ink still in
his store. X. Clay Crawford bought a load
OF hay from me. and promised to pay for it
on The following Saturday: which he never
did. And il mistake not, Mr.. Scay, or
some one connected with the Virginia penl-
Tertiary, visited Chc>tcrtown and rccog-
nizcd X. Clay Crawford rs the person that
was confined in >ad building. and for long
time the Kent Ntnrs and Chcstcrtown
IrGnScyipt published pieces about his raS-
caity until II bccaulc TOO hot in ChcStcrtOwn
for him. lie went no one knew whittier.
but he lett in dci, 10 Il good many persons;
some he owed Sl.GUp to. Ii any one wishes
10 know anything about the T6Ie he played
in Chr>,crtowr the editor oL tic Kent NerS
or transcript can inform him, or CT Mr..
Nickcrs also. or Nr. John Cocry. llancS-
Vile Kent county. Nd. who was one OF his
bosom friends, and canr"Sscd the county
together.
remain. most respectfully,
4 e. WREN.
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. VA, !
September ), 1877.

CORES pondrucc OF the Richmond DiSpatch.l
Last Monday that being County Court
tav, meeting Of the Conservative voters OF
the county WAS called by our County Com
mittcc 10 appoint delegates 10 the Senatorial
Convention to meet here on the 10th instant.
NJ L. Scawcll. Esq. was elected chairman.
and Colonel W. +. Robins secretary.
After the appointment OF the delegates, a
resolution was unanimously adopted calling
upon General William j.. Taliafcrro to an
nouuce himself candidate for the House OF
Delegates. The General responded in happy
style, announcing himself candidate.
4 resolution sent from Pctsworth district
was also unanimously adopted expressing
confidence in Senator +. +. Bland ana the
hone OF his denomination. As get have
heard OF no defined opposition to MIR. Bland.
Some week or two ago q young gentle
man named Walker was on visit TO his re-
latiycs in Matthews county. He went to
sncud tho evening 1T Poplar Grove, the
hcsufjrul residence Of Mr.. {. L. Brown.
IJa went bathing. and was drowned before
ANYBODY could 90 10 bis assistance. lie was
oniv seventeen ,car> old. and was. believe,
an only child. \ telegram was Immediately
sent to his father in Philadelphia, apprising
him OF the sad disaster.
The oyster season opened The Isl OF Sep
September. Oysters are very scarce and
very dull-only twenty-five cents per BUSH
81. The watermelon crop came IN while the
strike was StopljE. al railroad Transports
ton. aud hence brought II very niue mo-
nt'T.
The old Gloucester cavalry organized a
few DAYS a"o hv c!pcting j. II. Brown cap
tain J. y. Tabb. first lieutenant; William
+. Jones, second lieutenant; J. II. Scawcll,
;-,l
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Wisconsin,,
REPUBLICAN CONvENTION-THE PRESIDENT
SOUTHERN POLICY, &C.

REPUBLICAN COMMEMORATIVE PRESIDENT :
SOUTHERN POLICY, &C.
MADISON, WIS.,. September 1l.-Thc Re-
publican State Convention nominated for
Governor William +. Smith, OF Milwaukee,
and for Lieutenant Governor j. VI. Blng-
ham, OF Chippewa.
4 southern resolution. after Il preamble
indicating that the Wisconsin Republicans
consider the people OF that section III state
OF pupiIage, concludes: We shall rejoice
if the southern policy Of the President pro-
duces the hoped-ior results OF order and
peace; but il these results shall not follow
this experiment we demand that other
measures be adopted which shall secure to
all citizens, without distinction OF race or
color, the fullest enjoyment OF their constl-
tutiona rights. They hold that the silver
dollar should be returned to its former place
as money. and made a legal tender for the
payment OF debts except where otherwise
distinctly provided by law, with the coin.
age so regulated as to maintain equality OF
value, and the harmonious circulation OF
gold, silver, and legal notes as money.
While they earnestly condemn all violence,
outlaw, and mob-rulc, yet this Republican
party expresses its heartfelt sympathy with
the condition Of the workingmen who are
willing to work but are unable to find en-
ployment.
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Ltcorfca Pustts: j: G. Y Co.. IT,: x. L. za'.:
y. .. t.- 23c.; Is. s Co.. &c. r. y. &c: AGcto,
27c.: A. G. c.. 2tc. g. g.. 1sc.
L!Iuors. Wines. Ar.
Ale: scotch. best hranr:a. rimr> tZm%..23 5
dozen. gold.
Brrndics: Domestic. $1.2Jdasz: iruit. sl.25a1
$3.50: apple. new. ST. 3ms2: old, s2.25gbS3:
Virginia peach. s2tdS2.2o.
Rue IFhiskcY5: Medium. l.3UhEs2: n;ire old. u
G:4: Virginia mountain. new. :26GS2.ht, Id
s2.5O6S3.50 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. 81 2jTs2: imported, - = ca:
Ne,o England Rum Sl.6J.
RecttGed Fhiskeys: Market advancing; rr'"o',
s1.25GSl.3o.
Lumber. Slaves. &c.
Lvu5s,.. White oak s12msl5 p 1000: Wes.er'
virginia poplar. S12.j0GS25 e 1000: white pine
s2O@S75 i 900 yellow pine boards, slodH Ia
ioist Sl26&lS. according 10 lengths. Shinglcso
Pine R2.5Om$5: cypress six-inch. S1:3onSi ~
r 1000. Laths-Spiit; :l.30; sIwe:, S2.2oGss2.2'
LOCO. .,ee,.oa-
Stares: Whiskey-barrel timber. green. l SGS2S
1000: seasoned. $206HS25 : 1000, Flour-barIes
timber S6mS7.JH 4 1000. F!our-barrcl poles, 81
as; observation-disclosures. no dcnand Heterogeneous,
Sl2.50a
Miil.Feed.
ShipstuF: Asa soc. q bushel.
BrOonsInE: 25fI3Oc. = bnshei-
Wheat Bran 20Gl25c. p 5ushot
earn Brun: lie. per b'tshel.
Powder, Shot. &c.
Fus. Toys mining. 35c.6Sl.25 = 100 fec:
P0tcdsr: 1915 by the five kegS-it"S than h''
kegs, 1925 blasting, $S.25GaS3.5G.
shot: Northern. :2.i0@ES2.Jo = lag %; 20 ms.
Gri8GStGafS: iI2'4c. e ID.
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NANSEMOED COUNTY.

correspondence 9. the Richmond nispnHhJ
SUFFOLK. VA, September ii, 1871.
The County Convention oi the Conserve
tive party met here Yesterday, and nomlna-
ted Captain Samuel :. etlriYer for the House
of Delegates on the IrSt ballot. Captain
Shrvcr is a son oI the late }. 5. Shrivcr, OF
Wheeling. W. Va. VINO removed from that
place TO NanScmond soon after the war. He
is Il most cStimablc Young man. +. W.
Hunter. OF Lamcrton. was also nominated
for commissioner Of the revenue &c" L.
4 Howell, deceased.
The lorSc-diScaSc i making fearful havoc
with the teams il the lower part OF the
county, not less than ScTentv-tivc valuable
horses having died within the past two
months The symptoms are somewhat
those Of blind->ta.ger>; but 50 far neither
name nora remedy has been found for the
disease GORDON.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, September IL: 1877.
American Goid.-lC3 bid. az
STATE Sfcuritits.-EirriuIa consoiS, pa nu- of.:
asksd Virginia consols. new, 42t BID: rirH,niia
fund.ble 80 bid: Virgins deferred. BID: sireinlh
Interest certificates, 2s bid. asked Nlrgnla 'aA
receivable coupons, 81 bid. SIX asked.
Citu observation-disclosures city S,s, llSs askcn'
Richmond city G's. 1O2 nske,; Lyneh6nrg CITY 9s.
OF bid: Norfolk city s's, 105 bid; Norfolk cry
water SIS, ITO bid.
Railroad Bonds.-virslnia Central Railroad flrsi
mortgage 6's, j. and j.. 90 bid: Virginia Central
Railroad third mortgage g. mn j., ~ nid: VI ~.
gina and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage $;
J. and j. GO bid: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
third mortgage S.. j. and j., 81 bid Southside Rail-
road first mortgage preferred SIS. d. and j., co old'
Soathside Railroad second mortgage preferred =,
j. and j., IS bid; SOuthside RBiroad third mort
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad second mort
gage Ia, ~ and ", 100 asked; Richmond, rreGe,
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad m ort2age Ss. j. and
d. 100 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po'o-
mac Railroad mortgage rs, j. and j., 49,. bid !:
Orange and Alexandria Railroad third mortgage S'S,
III. and NJ. go asked: Orange, Alexandria and Ma.
nassas Railroad first mortgage rs, j. and D., Is
asked: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S., \. and
O.. SIS bid. ,.,
p1iiron1 StocHs.-Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, so bid, So
asked: Richnout Fredericksburg and PotomAc Kali
road six per cent. guaranteed; 100 par. S0 Olu ;
Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac RAILROAD
seven per cent guaranteed 100 par, 9lH BIO: Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad common: Ioo par
link S;ocSs.-Planters National. 100 par. y Q
bid Merchant: and Planters Savings, % par 1c:
bid. n,
rina 2:5 par IL asked: Virginia Home 100 par
99% bid l 0j asked; Granite insurance Company
90 mr. so bid. : , asked.
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.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
" DAY, and SATURDAY. Connects at
West Point with steamer Havana for
alI points on York river and Balti-
more. Arrives In Baltimore ut A.
81; connects with rail-lines for Wash
ington, Philadelphia. New York. Bos-
ton. and all western points. Connects
at Richmond with trains on Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake anc
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
s.oo A. 81. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. ahd FRIDAY: and
500 A. u TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT
URRDAY. Connects with steamers
ut West Point for river landings, Bal
timore, and all western points. Con
meets at Richmond with trains on Rich:
mond and Danylilc railroad, Richmond
and Petersburg, ard Chesapeake anc
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 Il. 81. Leaves Richmond daily Except SUM
duy). .@s:iss5.sts>r..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
INN A NJ Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY /,
WV THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Con.
petersburg and Chesapeake aud Ohio
railroads. steamer Hayana leaves Bal.
timers timers from Piss IA Light sas s Fss.
trains from Phiiadelphia, New York,
and western points, and 1t Wesa Point
with trains for Richmond and the
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 p. 81. arrives at Richmond MONDAY, WED.
NESDAY, and FRIDAY: and
6:16P NJ. TUESDAY, THURSDAY,f and SAT
URDAY. Connects with steamer ~
West Point from Baltimore. CON-
meets with Richmond and Danvtne,
Richmond and Petersburg, aud Chesa-
pake and Ohio railroads. ~
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ Arrives at Richmond daily execpi SUM
day, Connects with RIehmoi.d ana
Petersburg and Chesapeake and ONO
49,. railroads. - 49,,
sonthern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point. "a, ,,.,, ,,,,.., ,-,,ss
nroavh bills OF Iaaing. With guaranteed rates
,ssa,ed tn ali northern and western points. "a
Throuxh tickets sold TO all nossesns aia
Eor tickets apply at General Railroad Tiesss OF
ace. s26 Main street; at the Exsange ho.yai sct
coinnany's dep0t, corner Twttty-ab1fa san 49,,
streets, Richmond, Va. 7. ..,.,1rt M
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waking his wife; but is struck dumb when
he finds she is waiting, watching, weeping
and porting over her reading to keep hcf
vigils till he comes which was a sad scene:
After this came NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
Venice-by Mr.. Curry, Of Richmond, ana
Mr.. T. W., OF c.; which was received WIN
good deal OF applause. After which Mr.;
b. read Wolscy's Soliloquy. which would
have done credit to Booth or Forrest.
Between every two acts we had 1nspirih:
strains from the band in attendance, when
tended considerably to vivify the occasion.
With Bonaparte Crossing the Rhlnc the
performances closed.
failed to mention reading OF the Church
Organ by Mrs. Judge B., which formed nc
inconsderablc part OF the occasion also,
recitation OF the Maniac, by Mr.. Curry,
which would have compared favorably with
actors whose names have cmblazoned IN
song and verse.
From this you will see that we are moi
entirely dead, although we arc rather In the
interior; but VIC have an elegant stage line
10 this charming place. and while we Cal,
boast OF no Saratoga. with its fashions ana
it's vices, we can boast Of Buffalo Lithla,
with its home-comiorts and its courtIy pro
prietor, who guards with ceaseless viSlls the
comfort and pleasure OF MS many guests.
TRAVELLER.
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MOrtOn's Health.

WASHINGTON, September H. Colonel
Edward Bangs, OF the Post-Otfice Depart
mcnt. and the Second Assistant Postmas-
tcr-Gcncral, has received dispatches that
Morton has rallied from his relapse.
The Post-Oftice Department is running
Norton's illness. They deprecate the visit
OF Hayes on Thursday as an interference
not likely to advance the interests OF the
postal service or the Senator's health. Dr..
Bliss is contidcntialiy quoted that Hayes
had better keep away from Morton.
RICHMOND. IND. September 11.-The i'm
mediate friends and physicians OF Senator
Morton seem to feel sanguinc. He has about
recovered from n slight relapse OF yesterday
but there is some reason 70 fear that his
general condition is not "a favorable as ten
days ago.
RICHMOND. IND., September 1l.-Dr.
Thompson. ut 9 o'clock tonight, reports
that there is no visible change in Senator
Morton's condition.
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We G + L \ L,
Prepared by
II. II. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY

HUNYADI JASOS.
NEW ApERIENT WATER.
Specially recommended for richness in aperien.
salts and Its efficacy in Bilious attacks, prevention
LIEBIG, yIRCHOW, sCANzoNI, and Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON, and the entire medical profession
III England and Germany.
DIR. j. MARION SIMS, NEW YORK. ASA laNa-
tive, prefer it to every other mineral wafer
DIR. JAMES r. WOOD, NEW YORK. Certain, but
gentle and painless superior to any other bitter
water"
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, NEW York. The
most pleasant and efficient of all purgative Wa
ters."
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS, NEW YORK. inc mos
PROMPT and most efficient; specially adapted fof
daily usc'
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK. " Requires
less, is less disagreeabe and unpleasant than any
other"
DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE, NEW YORK. Preferred to
any other laxative"
A WINEGLAsSFUL A DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name OF The
ApoLLISARIs COMPANY Qimitedl, London
\ FREDERICK DE BARY s. CO.,
Al and 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS, GRoCERs, AND DRUGGISTS.
fan 27-M,W&F&eowlyl
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MAE5SEs STELLTGENCR.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEpTEA

PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER II.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Iiancox. Clifford. Norfolk mcrclian-
disc and passengers. l.. L. TatuIn, agent
Bark Pcpita tGer), Gezen, Boston, In ballast 20
Schooner Belle Brown. Knowlt"n, Boston. mcr-
chandisc.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker New York. me r.
chandisc and passengers, &c W. Allen " TO-. heclit>
Steaucr Fanifa, Howe. Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers, W. L. Porter. agent.
Schooner John Wethcrcd kirwan, Georgetown,
semi mel coal. GcrvaS Storrs, agent.
Schooner Clorinda Stone. Baltimore, camel coal,
G"rvas Storrs, agent
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Baltimore Oh the 10TH, schooner W. W.
Cowlcs. Ferry.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Jesse II. Leach. Pendleton from Orient
for RtchIa 0nt ut New York on Sunday.
Schooner David F.. Wolf, Todd. hence III NorioIk
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, September l1.-Arrived: LeSsing'
Bolivia, AUyssinia. Arrived ont Red Coat, Homo
ward bound Gutenberg, for Charleston; Sosctta,
for Norfolk: Prince Alfred, for Pensacola.
FORTRESS MONROE, september E.-The U nitcd
States steamer OsSiire, from Norfolk, passed out
this evening" for New York.
DISASTER.
FORTRESS MoNRoE, September ll.-The schoo-
ner n. Is. Windsor for Philasclphla, has arrived
here in distress. She experienced ;$le on the gin
instant off Abzcom. Her rudGer wi 5}roken bull
walks and galley stove, and lost EoG50at and main
boon.
PORT ROYAL. September 1.-THE steamer DIAL
las has brought here Captain Crockcr and six men OF
the schooner Western States, which WAS abandoned.
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TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
THE OPERATIONS BEFORE PLEvNA.

A WEST VIRGINIA C0AL-MGSER KILLED BY
D-TRAIN-SENATOR MORTON's
uEALTII-JoHN BROWNS EXECUTIoNER
KILLS A MAN AT ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA,
WITH a sTONE-EFFORT TO BREAK UP
TIE WESTERN UNION AND ATLANTIC
AND PACIFIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YELL
LOw-FEvER AT FERNANDINA; ONE MORE
DEATH AND NEW CASE-A ST. LOUIS
HupGLAP KILLS TWO AND FATALLY
WOUNDED ONE OF HIS rURsUERs-WIs-
CoNsIN REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS; RE-
SOLUTION OF THE CONVENTION RELA-
TIVE TO HAYEs's POLICY, &C, &C.