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igaeai TasTsaaAVs svaarrae Him. JT fiT Tk officers ofthe steamer (Jaba have aaitaak for Mobile paper of yesterday. r9 We are indebted to the officers of the 4esmboats Gladiator and Woodford for St Louisville and Cincinnati papers. We are obliged to our friend, Mr. W.

V7cttsbing, who" haa just returned from a laesirartothe North, for a parcel of the fcjest paper from that section. A host of our readers will be glad to jjj that ex Mayor Cross man returned to the Mm morninir. from a summer tour at the where he has been benefited greatly health. He looks better than we have seen 'jfora losg His general health is aerially although" he has not joapletely recovered from the illness that him last season. are glad to see our worthy old friend in Budst once more, and looking so well and sach good spirits.

Long may we be enabled chronicle similar, pleasing statements about i 'V iH The Quash Crrr. Notwithstanding the IJsaiency jot the weather, this splendid amer'tooi her departure or Minatitlan morning i tae Tehu itepee root. She got off shortly after 8 t' Jock being detained by the difficulty of out into the stream among the I ct stsamships two of which were also ting ana agamss a strong wina irom we Several nunarea persona were assem i i 1 an the wharf to witness her departure, I 1 as sue mo irom nor won, i kiarty cheers were given by the spectators, 5hawflL applications were made to the officers a beard thia morning, for passage through I Is Ssa Francisco, but only a few could be Tha President of the company, Mr. LaSere, rtat down on the steamer. poWchartrais The Secret tary P.

H. Goodwyn, informs 9 th storm at the lake, last night, thre km the the platform along the west aide of the three hundred yards from the point where the piling commences, right across the track. The track itself was uninjured, except hr being of line. This has been jBinedied and the trains now pass oyer as nual. The other, damages to the road wil1 as immediately repaired.

We learn that the steamship Cahawba, Bulloch; which should have left the iVltsamship wharf at 8 o'clock this morning, mi detained in consequence of being aground mta 11 o'clock, at which time she got afloat, and proceeded down the river iot neraeeu matioBH DossTioiis. The Young Men's Christian jawriatinn acknowledge in this morning's per, receipt of the handsome som of $3114 1 75 from various donors at home and abroad, addition to sums already received and Lvx Bon Diae am Bsraias. Lievee sontractors have their attention called to the sScial advertisement in this morning's papert from the Secretary of the McDonogh School Tund, concerning levee building and repalr lag to be done in the parish of Plaquemines. 'Pbof Vxoas. Thi gentleman, it will be seen, will open his dancing classes at the Odd FsIIowb, Hall, on the 1st November Bsxt See bis advertisement for the details.

tMMivt Tob. See advertisement of liessra. Wood, Miltenberger 4t 57 Camp street, relative to a specimen or cast iron Mosoleum, now erected at their rooms, as I To Galvistow aid Matagorda Bat. The steamship Magnolia, Capt. CroweU, will 4 lsave to morrow morning at 8 o'clock.

Agent, RTayne, 57 Camp street. I "Naw Paviho. We gave an" account the 5 1" other day of a new kind of pavement, now putting down in Paris, which is readily made, and has the advantage of being noiseless. I The London Mechanics' Magasine, ot June lamt Tia an editorial account of a new paving I i tbafbas been tried in London and has proved 1 hiahlv satisfactory. The experiment is that fv Ur.

Fred. Braithwaite member for many veers ef the council of the Institution of Civil P. Engineers, and commissi sner for a large Lon Von paving district iff Loudon, inis i a j. jm eomposne paving, ma no by the editor to be a composition of creoaoted rf wood and broken Guernsey granite, cemented in alternate rows with mineral f' asphalte, and east into blocks twenty four 4nehM in leneth. by fifteen inches wide, and elsht deen.

They may be moulded into any ether shape or eixe, and may be entirely com 'A ymA of broke granite. However objectionable, wood, in its natu 2 "nl state, is to be as a material for paving by its introduction in conjunction with these blocks, the wood being rendered imper to water creosote, constitutes a vam able feature in this composite pavement. The Uoekis when laid to a proper curve, and with their run in with aspbalte, form an arch capable of sustaining the heaviest weight Be 'mg Impervious to water, they effectually pre. 'vent noxious emanations from gas mains and Tutrid sewers. They can be easily taken up, get at gas oA water pipes, and they never, tean, sink mto ruts as the.

narrow granite Wocka; recently introduced in London paving, A ftfqnntly do. Nv This'eomposite pavement appears to have 'been subjected at various places in London to t. eoiietant, heavy use for three or more years, and with only a wear of an eighth to a quar of an inch, while macadam pavements, sloes bv. were renewed everyl two or three A 'T i '1T7" TWeleventh annual exhibition of the ZCaryland Agricultural Society opened at Bal tBoreon the 19th inst. The American says the Jair is one of the best ever held by the society, and is admitted to be superior to any ksld of late years.

The coDeetioa of cattle is presents many splendid specimens Ue hestvfaoported and improved native breeds. i 7 The Supreme Court of Tennessee has Base several decisions which are noticed in the Southern Citizen. One declares legal and Migatory the subscription of Bloqnt county tiecapital stock of the Knoxville and CiaHeston Bailroad passing through the Eln HiAam Another is that it is no excuse h. is law far drawinsr a bowie knife that it was to be used in self defence, as an act of 1837 38 was meant to totally abolish the use that weapon for any purpose. By another eeeision, the enjoyment of a valuable copper mine Polk teonoty, and of other reverts back to the State common school fund.

Car" A New York correspondent, of the Springfield (Mass.) Republican says that a oral daughter ol Aaron Burr, and nis residuary legatee, comes curiously into poe session of quite a fortune, in this way "Burr vheld a lease from Trinity Church of the BJch mond Hill property, three or four hundred lots in the centre of New York, for sixty six vears. Us re leased the land for sixty three ears to Astor and others, and their lease ex pires in 1860. The lease for: three years then belongs to Burr's daughter, and the claim is 'A indisputable, and the value of the lease very great. Already several of the lessees have 1 eowTfromited the claim for from $1,500 to wOOperloV, Nri; On POSTAL REVENUE. vr The tabular report of receipts and expenditures, jmt' farnkhei by Henry 8 1.

George Offbtt, Jeq chief, clerk lathe office of the, Anditor of the United States Treasury for the' Poet Office famishes some interesting The receipts have been considerably increased in all the slave Stales, with the single exception of Alabama white in air the older uon slavebolding States a noticeable' falling off is shown. The aggregate increase for the year ending 30th 1853, is. 1123,675 91, In expenditure an increase has been made, for all the States and Territories except Rhode Island, Connecticut, California and Utah. The total increase throughout the Union is $164,654 46. A larger deficit in the leceipts compared with the expenditures will be exhibited for 1858 than for 1857.

increase in the post office revenues from the Bute of Louisiana, on the amount received for the year ending the 30th of Jane, 1857, is 26, while the increase of expenditures, for the same period is only $4,563 80. This fact cannot fail to establish the con viction in the minds of every person that the people of Louisiana have not received fall Justice from the department in the. arrange meat of the 'mail service. In many quarters of the State the mails are irregular, sometimes failing for weeks at a time, while at the best, when faithfully delivered, they are received at long intervals. This is an age when the transmission of 'correspondence and tntelli ence should be more frequent than twice a w.Pv The effect of such rare mail favors is ti noon all soecies of industry.

particularly upon the la Dors oi toe press. It is a fact that news is received in this cty from New York in less time than from some of' the interior parishes, at a distance of perhaps not more than two days travel on horseback or in carriages. The injustice to us of this'mode of mail service appears in a strong light when the revenue received from Louisiana is compared with the expenditure within the limits of the State The total receipts for the year ending 30th June, 1858, were $180,042 11. The total expenditure for the same period was but $61, 166 44 leaving a Daianee in our lavor uut expended here, of $118,875 37. With this showing in favor of Louisiana, and a con stantiy increasing income to the department from our State, why have not greater mail facilities been fnrnishedT But the people of this city have especial reason to complain that the department has not thought fit to elevate our Poet Office to the same grade occupied by those of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, andi indeed, other commercial cities.

This city is fast rising to a commercial position of the first magnitude. As an exporting town. New Orleans now leads all other cities. 1 Her imports are rapidly increasing, and her commercial connections are as extensive, as varied and as important as those of any other city of the Union. Yet the mercantile community is here debarred from those postal facilities, deprived of which, the merchants of any great Wortn ern city would raise such a clamor as would startle their self complacency the occupants of the Poet Office buildings at Wash, in ton.

The opening of the Tehuantepec route, the reestablish meut of intercourse with Texas by Berwick's Bay, the new mail connection with Vera Cruz, and the steam communication with the eastern ports of the Gulf, render it now important, if it never was before, that the post office in New Orleans should be raised to the dignity of a day and night office. We have really grown up to be a great distributing centre of mail matter as well as of valuable agricultural and commercial products, and the department cannot much longer quietly ignore onr position. We call the especial attention of the Department at Washington to this matter, and hope that a new policy in nib office will he 'man curate for the New Orlean mails. We are not content to have our office ti to 9 o'clock as an especial favor, the office still remaining in its former subordinate position. We dislike th uncertainty whether the favor will be continued as long as the business interests ot tnis community irHm it and we ask in the name of the merchants whose relations extend to all quarters of the world, and of a citv that is about to va l.nT15!d as the great centre of all the Taat territory west of the Alleghanies, that our loex umce oc put eame footing as those of the larger Northern dues.

The Associate Justiceship. Official Return of the Election. The Baton Rouge Advocate publishes the official returns of the vote at the late election for Associate Judge of the Supreme Court, in the Fourth Judicial District, as follows T. T. Iand 157 322 78 277 101 93 121 1 T7 193 98 149 396 Ill 80 .5 S74 183 161 2991 2513 "479 John Ray.

232 311 176 96 18 162 180 178 5 57 142 144 252 73 64 94 193 49 86 2512 Jackaon Claiborne Catmfaoola Bienville Sabine Carroll Iforeboaie Calcaaieu DeSoto Franklin Union Kapidea Winn Caldwell Madiaon Caddo Natcbitocbef Boaiier Jjaocfa Broad, Rock Va.) Race. The fall meet ing at the Broad Eock Course commenced on the 21st inst. The Richmond Dispatch thu8 records the first day's sport The Erst race, weepetakea, for all af two mil ea, 50ntr1Mr100 to b. added by the proprietor, wa. won fcv b.

hTljlttle Creek, fcjlowe Pr'? MtDaiilel'i b. h. LittU CV, by Billy Stcomd BoMile heat, pur tfmT addto waa woe by Joaa Bober'a be a John jobUleto's 11 TJ5aa7.n.wi:J "ierenue. 3 veara old 2 Calvin Green'e e. KaU, by Gteneoe, bid A' Time, 1:48 H.

A.Qutek Movement of Troop. The Wash, ington Union, of the 22d inst, says Private advices have been received at the War Department of the arrival at Fort 'Vancouver, Washington Territory, of detec ment of troops sent out in July last. 1 tua detachment, consisting of four hundred and fifty recruits, left New York city on the 2lst of July, and arrived at Fort Vancouver on the 26th of August, without any casualty ex cept the loss Of one man. xnio very rayi tranrmiesion of troops between points of our vast territory so remote from each other is no less commendable in those having charge of their transportation than it is gratifying to the government. When the Tehuantepec route is fairly opened, troops from the Atlantic to the Pa eifie coasts of the confederacycan be put through in a week less time tnan is bowu above.

Mark that as a matter of national importance. ww. faa H' bj JL Jndire Porter, Pennsylvania, in resigning his seat on the bench a short time ago, took occasion to ex nraaetiA fnTlowinflr sentiment the and of Ann the of And half is of its that can The at the a as it of I was and I am thoroughly convinced, by readinK and reneetion, that whenever a edge can be elected by reasons bis sentunents nnaatinn ef soliues. that moment tne real power oi toe judicial office will disappear. 1 ata mmwa Waw Vark.

rBpedaJCarraTBaVcaaf the Fiaay Nxw Yoax, Otf. 18, 1858. Among the most notable of the att actions which New York is just now presenting to visitors who are now crowding her streets hotels, I know of nooe more worthy of admiration than two pictures which are on exhibition at the well known establishment Williams Stevens', in Broadway. Oar Aonntrvman. Church, bavin won the unstinted approbation of the best art critics of old world, by the exhibition ot his truly wonderful work, the Great Horse Shoe Fall Niagara, bas replaced it here, and now thousands are daily gaung on it witn rapture.

truly worthy is it of the world wide reputation it bas gained. It is a picture of oblong shape, measuring seven by three and a feet two squares. The view of the great fall is taken from the Canada side, near Table Rock, and gives the full sweep of the horse shoe, to the corner of Goat Island where stands the observatory tower. There no foreground to the picture, properly speaking the spectator seeing nothing but, water from the front of the canvas, excepting the line of the distant Canada shore. The grand leap of the mighty ocean over the lip the precipice, with the myriad cascades formed by the points of rock that project from edge, the marvelous rapids below and above, the ever ascending clouds of foam and spray made by the turbulent masses of water dash with such deafening roar on the rocky' floor at the foot of the mighty cliffs, are all presented to the eye of the spectator with most vivid reality and startling effect.

Until one has seen this picture he form no idea of the possibility of painting a great body of water in motion. The artist has selected an autumnal afternoon, (towards sunset,) as the time of his view. sky is almost cloudless, though there is here and there to be seen a light wreath of purple vapor, tinged with the glow of the setting sun. The whole body of the water that forma the great fall seems to be rushing to wards the beholder, and he may almost tancy that he hears its mighty roar, and feels the spray as it comes np from the surging walers his feet. Mr.

Church has thrown across wet air of this never ceasing spray cloud rainnow oi sucn singular suu aurkuug luminosity as to create the impression that some artificial means, extrinsic to the painting, must have been used to produce it. It is if the rays of the sun were reflected upon the canvas from a fine prism. But language can no more adequately describe this picture than it can do justice to the wonderful original a feeling with which I was most forcibly impressed when, after reading a pam phkt filled with laudatory criticisms from the pens of the best critics on both sides of the Atlantic, I came to look upon the pioture itself. And I am the more easily consoled for the regiet I feel in view of my inability to do justice by description, by the fact that my New Oi leans readers are soon to have the pleasure 8f seeing it for themselves, and enjoy id as they are sure to do, all its marvelous beauties. Accompanying the (as now at Williams Stevens's, here,) will be Barker's fine painting "The Coreo," representing "the start," in one of the famous horse races which closes the Carnival, at Rome.

It is a worthy companion piece to Rosa Bonheur's great 'Horse Show," which was last season exhibited in your city, and that was so universally admired. The artist, a pupil of Horace Yernet, had alrendy gained a very elevated rank among the historic painters of Eurc pe, before producing this, which is considered his chef d' auvrc In extent of canvas, number of figures, (equine and human,) interest of incident, brilliancy of coloring, truthfulness to nature, and general command of subject, this picture is indeed a great achievement I forbear giving a detailed account of it, in this place, as you will soon have it upon the walls of Odd Fellows' Hall, in company with the "Niagara" of Church. The lovers of art in your city may confidently anticipatethe en joy ment of a rich and rare treat. New York is all astir again, to day, with military movement. The 7th Regiment (National Guards) is escorting home, from Staten Island, the 71st, which has been in camp the last fortnight, at the Quarantine Station.

Both regiments make a fine display, the two showing a column of some fourteen hundred men, as they march up Broadway. This morning, the 69th went down to replace the 71et, at ''Camp Washington." The 7th, (or rather he right wing of that large regiment,) will succeed the 69th, in the performance of thia agreable duty. The Broadway tbeatre, aner a long interregnum, opens its doors this evening, for the purpose of introducing to her many friends and admirers, here, that pleasing actress, Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne. There is a great rush, I am told, to the box office, and this old and popular place of resort will be as fall as it can hold.

So wilrbe Burton's, where me de Wilborst, (e Withers,) Mr. Strakosch's second star for the week (Colson being the first,) is to make her first appearance since her return from Europe. She sings inthe Puri. tani," with Junca, Amodio and Brignoli. You will have both Mrs.

Hayne and M'me de Wil horst on your boards in the course of the coming season. I had the satisfaction of attending the re. hearsal of the Traviata," at the Academy of Music, yesterday, and of hearing the first notes uttered by the Piccolomini in the New World. Though she did not sing all the tnorctalix of her part in full voice, I was enabled by what I did hear to judge quite satisfactorily of her abilities as a prima donna She is petite in persoE. eauuioi in ieawire and expression, grace action, has a voice of singular purity rae compass, and remark ably sympathetic a method evincing faithful she best school, and executive abilitieso highest and most brilliant sort.

Her ctof the "Traviata" is said to be a perfect marvel of artistic excellence. She commences Ulman's' new season at the Academv, Wednesday evening of this week, in this opera, aided by several new candidates for American favor. The house, which wiU contain some four or five thousand dollars' worth of audience, at present prices, has already been engaged by the public, and there is a prospect of a sight worth seeing before the curtain, as well as of music worth bearing beyond it, on this eventful evening. Mr. Ulman will bring to you nis new ana faTDORB prima donna, in the course of season, and will gTe Italian opera, I triven to understand, on tne Doaxaa ut Tl, antral d'OrleaDB.

Among the sources of amusement in pre for the New Orleauians, is a series of masquerade conoerts, under the conduct of wtwi Mnaard. to be siven at the (DO WlOWaV a French operahouse, the coming season. VawYork is full of visitors, and among them one sees, in walking Broadway, in drop in at the hotels, or tne gaiienes oi ax, the theatres, or the opera, a goodly represent says raia very, 22d nip of the the Mr. onr will and at the am or ation from the Crescent ana oiuor ow.u eitiea M'me Levert tt stiU lingermg here, the recipient of many weU deserved coartesies AUn.t:n.. avnial fiTtl.

nublic. She and KUU BHCUUUUB, ow her charming daughter appeared to be greatly enjoying this gay season to tLe fullest extent. Tbey leave immediately after the debut of Piccolomini the great event oi tae wwt, you must know, for their home in Mobile. We are having charming weather here at present. ii i is GrT The citizens of Gainesrille, have raicdt200for the sick of Mobile.

tn BT The river, on Uie 16th, at Little Rock continued; at the vrj loweat star so the LilMe Rock Gssette, that date. 1 BTOn the 21st, says the Savannah Rspub iceu, one locomotive to that city a of forty cars, of which nineteen freight. fjy Late accounts from Bermuda speak favorably of the arrowroot and sweet potato crops. Carl tie's much talked of; book, the "History of Frederic ILJ has appeared in 7 The Demopolis (Ala.) Gazette, of the says that frost sufficiently severe to the cotton leaves and potato vines occurred in that neighborhood on the 21st and 22d. Gas has been introduced into the city.

Raleigh, N. and many stores and dwellings were lighted with it, for the first time on night of the 18th inst, I3T Henry Shackelford, of Culpeper, announces that he is a candidate to represent Seventh District of Virginia in the next Congress. Mr. Shackelford is a Democrat. MimmiMirmi Central Railroad.

A corre spondent of the Vickeburg Sun says There is over three miles of the track laid from Goodman towards Durant, and by the tniofotioaHiA rortjnna of the SuDerintendent. Frost, and the indispensable services of energetic friend, John Fletcher, with his hands, on the grading department, the road probably be completed to Durant by the 18th of November, and certain by the 1st of December. The portion of the road completed from Goodman to Durant is smooth after taking a ride over it yesterday, I pronounced it a splendid piece of work. THE CITY. Mortuary.

The number of deaths from yellow 'ever throughout the city during the twenty four hours ended at noon yesterday, according to the returns of the Board of Health, amounted to 31. A Charge. Dark, leaden, starless skies began early last night to foreshadow the ad vent of rain two or three noun atterwaras a stiffieb, bowling breese corroborated the promise, and not long after midnight it commenced to pour down in floods as loud as a thousand mountain torrents, and seemingly as heavy as Niagara, while the garish lightnings fitfnilv illumed the heavens, the thunder growled long and loud rumblings, and the hoarse wind roared as bravely as the mariner sea ever cares to hear it. The storm beld np before daylight, but the morning broke heavy, louring, windy, humid and chilly. A few faint gleams of sunshine have since straggled through the dull skies; but we think we may safely conclude that we are now on the eve of a change from the warm weather which has thus far prevailed, to a dash of seasonable coolness, although it is very warm to day.

Violxht Assault. Pat Donohue was arrested in the Second District, last night, on the charge of committing an assault with a deadly weapon. We have no particulars yet Ihsask. Recorder Summers, this morning, sent C. A.

Wilson to the Insane Asylum, as it was pVoved that he is insane. Hurt bt a Fall oh Shipboard. Hein rich Althaber alto Henry Morgan, fell into the hold of the Bhip Wm. Storer, this morn ing, and was so much hurt that he had to be taken to the Charity Hospital. Dr.

Bickham, the assistant house surgeon, dressed' his wounds, and it was found upon examination that he had torn off the integuments from the elbow, broken the olecranon snort on, aua taken off the periosteum from the inner condyle of the humerus and adjacent parts of the bone. It is an ugly wound, though it can scarcely be called a dangerous one. Not Arrbstsd. The police reports yesterday contained a record of the arrest of N. D.

Marvel, on the charge of having committed an aggravated assault but a friend of the gentleman informs us that he has not been arrested. A counter charge has been made against him by one of those accused by him of an assault upon him with intent to kill, but Mr. Marvel is now confined to his house by illness. Mr. Marvel is an old citizen of the Fonrth District, and has the character of be ing a very reputable gentleman.

Thx Drt Docx Lauhch. The launch of the dry dock built for Havana took place this morning, according to announcement. It was most successfully accomplished, and afforded much pleasure to the numbers who went over to Gretna to witness lL Ahem Ha of the Bee, on Maternal Affection," Haa thouabt it hia duty. Freely to tell of hia belpleaa subjection, To goodneaa and beauty. Always the same When yonng he'd oft take Babes to hia tnu, far the anraea' sweet sake And now he's grown older.

And so all the bolder, Goodneaa of babe and beauty of mother, Minaling together, one with the other, He fitly eapooaea, Thonsh Beauty carouaea. And Goodneaa flings down, To daah dead or drown No disputing of taste, Eren mining to waate! A mother or the New Orleans Pleas antries. To grin unfeelingly at the hapless wight who has occasion to drive down Gra vier street in a springless gig with a stumbling horse say from the famed new Canal Bank building to St. Charles sfcseet first meeting the bricks, mortar, lumber, cement, sand and iron work, obstructing more than half of the street as well as the whole" of the banquette then encountering and finding some difficulty in removing a drowsy looking, cool, fienta bit he cares piece of old ebon humanity, with his mule cart team stopping up the' narrow passage considerately left by the builder and the civic authorities; next finding himself at the mercy or an energeue young griffe fellow emptying before a store door barrel after barrel of volatile dry nastiness and dusty rubbish most admirably commingled, of which cloudy volumes sail np the street and into adjacent stores, enveloping everything and everybody, penetrating into eyes, mouth, ears and nostrils, and gently depositing itself everywhere; and then traversing the rugged, muddy hillocks, and the muck and' boulder filled sloughs into which the gas company have so skillfully quarried the street, and having to jolt over, down into. and np out of, the very worst or tnem, to get the way of a stream of impadent drays, Pieaeant, decidedly, for those who grin, and excitingly bo to tnoee wno near i Felice Matte ra.

Recorder Sommers's Coort. Carl Kin oar with a great manyCarl aliases, and ao cused of being a dangerous and suspicious Meister Karl, was ordered to take his choice between sixty days in the Workhouse and leaving tbe Sute. the bail inst, and 'wearrt of and a TtwlS. OI craav, waa srun jail to receive ten l'jrt a bonie oi uuur a pv i roVdras in a DTnwrv corner OI and St. Paul streeU, and 'for assaulting officer who arrcated him.

Charles Macnamara, who bad been surrendered bi surety, was required to Rive bonds of to keep the peace for three "MFasnacht, of Basin street, between Povd'rss and Perdido, was sent before the i iAt District Court, under $500 bail, for trial on the charge of haviug. on the 25th nit, as a Connors. SDitUnsr la her lace several times, amd obscenely abasia Mrs. Faanacht, for aiding in the attack, lined 20, with the alternative of 20 days in the Parish Prison. WmGaynor was committed for trial before First District Court, in default of $1,000 for trial on the charges of violently assaulting Officer John Kennedy, on the 17 th on Tchonpitoulas street, between Julia tft.

Joaeph treets, with a revolver, with iuteutto murder him, snapping it and threatening to alHxtt him, and of carrying concealed He wa also required to give bonds $5(H) to ker the peace for six mouths. Several cases were fixed for a future day, a large quantity ot truck was got rid of la mode but ihe business was not over at noonj Of "VESSELS atolle auae ciemreel fer Mew iCerrectsdsuths Sells ts, issej rortfi. EW fOEJa, Shis Cordelia eld Oct SS Ship Creole, FU rc Ship Cnmbrrland, Merrill Bbip BTxantiam, Sblp Gibraltar, Clttford Ship A Stetson, Ship Lawrence, Rnapp. Ship Alfred Storer, Cosaery Oct 18 Oct 16 eld Oct IS eld Oct (Id Oct eld arot 17 isapcs sonva. Shis Ann Waahbnrn, Merryman eld Oct SS Ship Clara Ann.

Fatten eld Oct IS M.Bllh.r tk Oct IS Bbip xcfcng Potter eld Oct IS Skis Templar, (new) MarUa OctS Bbip Junlua. Erakine Bark Fountain, Keltar Behr A Brewer. Cox Sept SS rU I lOctS rHlLA.OEI.rBMA. Bchr 11 fielnhajt, Oct 11 BALTIMORE. Schr Republic Snow aid Oct PORTLAND.

Me, Ship IeSjyette, Senle dd Oct ATH. Ship Bt Helena (new) Reed. jld Oct ro alien pobtb. LIVERPOOL. Snip Caatine Bbip Rsopakannock biilp Ocean Part.

hi. Kate Der. Dfer aid Sat (9 sld Sent SS aid Sept 88 Sept SS aid Sept SS aid Sept SS aid SeptS Snip Lord Daflerla Ship Prince of Wales Ship Conatitatio: snipleu sept SS BDlp row Sblp Adelaide Bell aeptst BMP noiyre i i std BeptSS Bbip i orton ld Sept IS Bbip Golf Sept IS Ship Bafaautt id Sep 11 BhipK.ut ri yd aid Sept 14 Ship Arkwribt aid Sept IS Ship Marda ereenleat a Sept 15 Bbip Baenabaa Webb sld Sept 16 BMp Mary O'Brien 8p 16 1.4. Pir.M fM SePt 1 BMp Irenaidea Bbip Oliver Moses LOHDOH. Ship Fortlsnd, via Deal Bbip Citv of Brooklyn, via Deal Bbip Dbnde Ship Sanh Ann Septl Oct 1 ld SeptM Sept 19 Sept Si sld Sit0 Seat 11 aid Sept 11 Bbip BK1U1, Ship a Snmner Ruin Acme, via DEAL.

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SepttS Sept S3 Sept tl aid Sept to aid Sept SS Mar V7 eld July a sld Sept 14 Skip J6 Coster. si.Aaeow. Br Bhlp Rosenesth, Aald, vm Aaf tS BAVRA. ShipOdeam. "I'iifSjS Sbio Admiral aid Sept 9S Sbrp Ferrieie Ship Ocean Sbie Sept IS aid Sept IT Sep it Aas IS Ship Criterion BOaOCAUX.

Ship Memphis. Sept aCXIOA. Bark Martha, Jenkins ALICANTE. Bhip Katahdlo HAMBURG. Bhip Waahlnston Alt TWERP.

tld Jans Sept Sept IS Sept 9S Sept St ld Sept 19 Sept IS Sept Sept 6 eld Sept 6 Bhlp Reaper. Ship Slrins Bhlp Bbip New Sblp Batialn Bbip Ship Wwft GAS FIXTURES. si. Bt CharUe street. HAS aa band, and la constantly receivras all the mot.

"provedpVttern. of CbanaMenL rendenUshts IrackTtt Lif bta. Mantel U'fata. Oas Pipe and Plttinta Bard's Patent was Besnmtor, wbteh wUl aava th. balldlncs nedapeshoru.

t2L ti' atrastad to my cars will bepremijtlj niRi nnderatsned hare conatanUy OB band, from the i M.M.awan.n arteea. 1 heat manahcronet in the Catted Bta tea, enaiaac nd Fraooe, 1 basdellera. ha laraaat aaaurtment Of Brackets, Fcnriaota, BLnti r.iwi.iii.i kdlnf tiignm. Mantel Ornaments, The Sneat at lection of Olnm Bhadea, Fiuara, Ail for aale at infsctamra' prices. aslldere.

and tbe pebuc in general, are reqaeeted some and aee before mnainf any perrnmaa m.mmt las a o. Iron I Tees, I Elbows and Joints, or au aixaa, I i I which they eSer at Northern prJcee. awm aera ana olnntera, win ana it va ukk rl.7e.ibe, have the Inrpejjj ertecttoaai the Boei. ealvantard Iraa Bathinf Teba, of different alma, wrU "Ah? a'n. ear La po, which the, st.

Bd.rf.ct lerCrrmatTast, between Toelonee and Bt Lo ol MreerA P. a Their Boa In tbe Mechanic' aad Trndera Ba a ban re, (W a. on St. CharVfe errvet mrl a Jeha tialple cV Ce. OIL STORE.

Wo. 60 Pojdras street, Bleeps censtaatty on hand a fall supply of tks 1 LARD OIL. SPERM oils whslb oil, soaaa Boosts oil, TANKERS' OIL, COTTOIt SEED OIL, LINSEED OIL. HEATBF0OT OIL, Ac. BaT Pnrticalar attention eiven to SAif Orders.

oi6 mi BLOOD PURIFIER AND HEALTH RESTOBEK, DR. T. HcSOWM'l BAE8APABI Li A Amd I eeldie ef Petmak, PREPARED FROM FRESB ROOT the obIv Wad VortbyTh. 'onSdenc. of Physician.

Mthe IPabUc plaints ee it aaenm mm TAbV I a certain core far Bowel M.pWnt: DuSbeiylry. Fiaa, Chotera, MceOeNCS D08W00D AWD 0 Aprnmtnt core for Cnllls, Dyspepsax Hifbt Bweats, Afas CoCen BmptioB, Bronchitia. Wnoopins Mc ti OI Tt TM ETT rTerer known to fall cnrtni Old Sorre, Cancer Chronic Bore Eyej. Bor a. e.

The above mdK.inee are prepared by EL 8. HOatlXB, ,107 Klv tl and 161 Chartres street. beams Vkeeta ifreveaUvo aarCBBRa. MSSIVDHSkI SMlTm, at She Old t7ZSm mItL st Caaaa street, have ea hnnd a larf. h) alaa a very deelrabai aad aaefel arreit cfc tlM'a IMewa.

250 WtsS425 and ir ml. by FaUCSTLET "1J meouile Tlee far OOTTON BALES by F. COOm.e siew SSIrHoWwfb tod tor the peaSSve ye rn thJ. rtnrttbeyaaasw.b, racommeaeVsf las acsrttto pra venUee aenina tba aaothv ltanvawaa. arttcat as ntBBiawe Be, "hi and at Ml, tbe ated I tmmt I rta.es Cama stmt.

be eM mm. aw. tats centre or tkedtr. ltoSera rmafaf tat a Snt claae km caa afttr. Tberaoawars larse well dried, sad ra tbe bast stvki.

The taeis kl of iravM.Wkum ii ii nana tfce beMMJBrkttfordn, FBsikB. rrrnca apaaiak spea. H. lr atie tmiy a ckl'A, freaa Hew Oitasaa sm todiree: here, aaa ar pleased wK the ao wedaitnaa. that ib wto remain ken mmtU thaw snare for tome it Uf S' ssearal Asaere, mm tae nene Bictaal He reemv Stat la Osasblr repaired sad irntahed.W.,,,MT,, accammHatinn of Traeewra.

TW masrKsr kwpai tku femora Haaet. aner bv strict at teat Wa baeaaai. liberal 2 Sbte wfKl tiM fee aayvwbMhmtta Irket aS arda tae Bar eappUedwrtk tbekaicaet Wmm Uoaera thatcaa be bad) hia aarwmrs ebUsias saw taVBTI Lemhrrllle, lec 1st, ir. mnani Hetel. Carner of Caread k.l.i titaaied In the mast central part tbe citr.

aSento faaUias and eentiemen wWfanu Hew Orbmns all tba can be aeatrea, acta as ssesn ace. accemmaesrina and iare. cambiaad with ao ckaraea. T7L.7ri?!r the eft wUl and this Haas de li fcTnl. halna aerred at an hears, and the nnnnlted with tha chotcast ths mrfcat Live Oak Hotel.

a kra Ian mt EnaS tat, and K. B. CaeeTrVceattvaf the UlemiHo rabaVe Botel, farmed? Hlaaa He Harlnc thomghlr isasTaSad sad msFllrent iUasa, wm Saks ra Mini, 1 1 spea Isrths inipHu mt snssts dmrnai lbs Brat weea lane. anraral advUmM which atons tuestlrsls Hthe HsSsi waif Coast, Is tarfe and well ventilated, and is ana wtthln tbeeewtre ef a kwaa Lres Oakjavsa, (tau acres, and iimm.nll a faU view as Bhlp sad Ieae lalnnde, Se wkJch points BaU Seats wm na erer raaojr jnsBatarerlimss aracry saMllsat. mwlnstws Li aar the Hotel nam a hm Bnlaoa which will be alwars sapprkm with tha chotcast Wlnaa rJtr, TiV mlaa la a aead RUlmrd Ta aLa.TPi?Allcv.e.

ladaed erarr thins which will miui ta the health had COBfbit tbm apend ssbert tints evar the laks. Application far reams a tha pramiaes, ar PL km a. mat Iff iiamlki mt relSll a wsm Petet Clear Betel. wka aw as tna Hon w.w mtm uHa that ena nnnva Hetel. wtuca kenatifaTiv alMacad aa the eastern share ef MobHe Bar.

IS miles from the eKy, bow opened tor faesSs. Tnirtv Twe ana Roams, and make the aatabUaha paMa el comfortably accamnanssttss ettftht Fetat CWnr ta dwtrnnkhed ST Hs naSarel advantajras and heatthfal laeaUty, havin a free and amili jadM Oalf Breeacamd maifmperter Salt Water Bethlns wtthiB loopaceaof the Hetel. Ooad Mute hi aacare, BtsMa accommodations provided, and a variety of amasemenaj rbcsphmdld ace stesaer CRESCENT will kmvs Ma bile ever afte rosea far Faint Clear direct, and will sise pe down on Baadavs, Moadnys and Thandays a 1 afswAMtS V. H. CHAMBMLLATJI CO.

KeekteriesTe Alaiaa Bprlaara. Ttrslatoa rkaiMl iae Ma mill aemfnkvenrenieaiai arhea, dweasessf the liver, el the skin, aad of th todneva, kTMCblMe, Wwyitrtie, ehettaaM epthaJnUi and nerve aa aSectiona, aad sorns basts pscallat to la Thkt watertnspmee, wham bmM haa hasa etaadlly (row r. k. ua (hlrte nan. till it Bow atnnna.

aa arema StZl eat. wKhoBt a rfVaL sltantsd Is the meenrarn aiMi.u Sm aaeat. wi miles rrom nwm wa wenay. eo miiea i XXTm raamiigrn mi tm Irhaanna, VL'. wi.l.

aKar thm ia af Jelv. The cam JllZZ inrina dnv Before dara mw ru wiM Bt antoB, aadtha track to fiidnaramdl il.a Bnrlnm Depot, which WhB SOBtpletad WiD hat ava miles staelns 1 k. MUHttal aland Band of Baiumere oaM narfal al all ear Vtrglnia wntartne plecea. Pnarpbleta. with analyate and eei USietaa, JtanbihsS kmiSmii rnrKeaapnHcatlea.

FBAaiaaa tmigJm7n Weetbera Heese, aV mt. miOla. IDMl between Daaphla and Csntl streets. Mobile, Ala Man am namm Par. and accommodations senal ta any ascsad ckaa to Bat Board Bv the Iar By the Week 6 oo in as it Blaeea 0 mm Barteara.

Aleaeaaae CO NOB iwOOTM, the proprl lellsbtfal Mineral Sprinaa, amntad Mi ef th. daiiahHal Mineral Bpruas, Btantea in kah, mains af atne woads. foer miles west es tna laoee River and slaty miles Berth ef Mobile, have civ areas imaravemeam.ev iam rarfy te recetve vwlban senpnly ientive eSvanmlrem city "have bees ment. and are no' them with every com! aacared, and the preprieton pledge thtamilves that aotk SvSl bTwaadnson thsrypts JfjrSL toim with them aU that tha moat parBcaJar can desire. the valae ef the Waters, the piaprtsSsts hava theaat knactloa of no wine tha tm swnrrramry to mv mach.

The aaalyaeaof them by rrotataar nav 7T.rrTkArTTTk.i.ii haaawha have alieaikl Z7c5 TkI aaaa anad tneir iaaaa Car and wMa. Tha three earless tm ib.iiu i.l.kM ena Bnmneh I havlnt Its ad van tae and as affordlnfl "aa 1 1 hevera they stand.7 aa OBlddcU aarpaasad In all tbla Boathera ssctioa of i Vichy aSord as pecallanttes in vm water, aaa tQ SB BKOnuOl aai at a iw Kiaaeii mnua mm afeoantrv. And thorn eaeeiled la aanaantel mmerm ami "i yield to any as a pleasant and baalth lrtn1nf miners, Th ia laeonSrmed bv many extraordinary eera u.n.dnnc. at an Umm asavcy paam iiars so ana rrem sun ef van tore anna tneir i The teanta htihbj drj atav. ate for tbS proptieeuiB are BTMR it FaOVAH, Brnsalnts.

yes dBWtf CnaTetreet. maieeaiafa. etliMtBtw AVI a. iiaa anaaa Mabiln. twentv Sve aaum eeai a fjBlll Mobile aad Ohm Railroad, aad tvs miles wast af tba aTianXvJ takes pleasars la aaaoaacia.

to hi rns3The pahUc ieirallytr hhiwlab. UahmantaiBaw epeaea ror in pi Darins the peat winter but improvemenhi and addition ammSc, wttb atnte view to tncreaaad comfort Sid coBveSenraTaot only ta the iBjaud. bat ta others "recrSS; consist of tbe sractloa of several arw effaa "7 Soma bllUard roass, AC) and tha whota eetahnahment hai SeeV repainted as renfvjte.L bath hoa eafe. awitea, and the clrcelnr aprinf beaae ttted "PespreaalT for their nccammodatlon. ha baca psrtealariy attend ed teTeee.

baa the bAr rm ahop and Its huhinj. An eaperience In the aianaaement ef a pnbUc Baaaeet more than twenty Sve yean, and adetennlnacioa to keep hbTaa Ttb? l.f" SrvtimaT hotels," wilL be Weetacon See toaecare ta him a liberal shars of Batrnnaae A mtendid hind of masic has beea snaased far the aaa Tenpin alleys aad other pmcss fer amnaementnre pre vtded on the picmawa. aweekte toe land in. on the Tombijraee river, while tVZa. who DreWrinweilna by the Mobile aad Ohm RaU rocaTdecoSrcrtb.

SJ Line sbaee road ta Tthe aprmem. By thia ban roete peesenfert eavVtne nprinaaWs a efceh ta toe wjJns. and ar SSb'S toW rmvl.th. wara have nM time they have Beea aaaakwwa Jbrtaa abUe, that bay. the Chalybeate, and tha Balpl I mmm fea ha fmmd aCnfwvS the wheie Boath a fact which tavaUda Tz.

mT? na aa Mahlle to thoss sprinea, ta aeder to Ananscsaeata are belnj aaMsaraaB pYcTent the mmel delay of tatter, and aajpava cawssd Iky the mala, whach, aowever; a. aaaer wwas, wm iaiarry snrea a areek. af Board Per Heath. Fer is. rsr Day.

Carriaee. la waltinestthe avns apoa thsarrrrw ef the beets, to snnvey sssBSsrsimmeniBi 'r aiialvais af tha water can be had ay apyr amramlis RBA earner westa who are my aseats iWJJfg glXOM. aBsa dAWtftaslsta Farnabed roesas for traajsnt Snrina boanlem. FamlUee wVary Sisutftlis ak wiato. McDOBliELL MaOaAW.

7 wtth wmaaaad aaMtlai SK aw l1 .1 nBALMRS 0 STOVES APTP TO mam Nn ef g.vealway.ea hand iarpe etock BXEWAaM nvyS fe u. Jfri VliaT af lTeakwtatad SELF SEALLae mTlmtmrlmn HU Sav Biaaaivilis liMfinn eaoev ly OHB HOBDRED lOLLARB REwaaD tie TiS bey tnformattoo at ai likely above HUM: Loms blabc, mm. it eoati ween Cbartms sereetssrf Eachj CO atehaa aunaa eer lv reearsTy kaiiai aaaa mj aha ntehlv tm af J. LA0BSEDBB CO.Mfejwsrs aaw Wtne MerehssrtB, SI aim Barfaaay. Pmm saeau sne aa.

as SBB paeaa mm aambyof tbe rdFaTw akiaeai UUVSV1U. rvajaa. HamirMPV, BnT.aiiJ VaTilHSa. Jeasres JafAaein.nsV aA a. kaB teem, oilllnraa.

ec, etc aaa SlrtfeaTaa taW. aXaneetntellicent, and kodabla XSeZtt ytnderttaone lrTtT tlM. aa it bee kens Sean one ef the meet Fraerieaaaj, aatlJIBieBli'W 'T caanaaoa MjissA mis ft Fifty. Dollars fer the recovery of A niiai Fifr. Dollars for sack ta cob vict whoever Is herbarlaf Wsa.

frJ per ketonss ts the estate ad eejH BTye, toot eT rncbea Ush. oSSi npaearaace. aed a toad peJnW by Wnde. The mward will be said aa the arrest aad rstara of aaa aw sis T) At tki tt aton at lara mi a T. i aaS.

ayaaanhax aawawaByMBay psmawvesi I if i to arepared to Tlaa, which the fotlowtna ad van I. They are cl (or aay aseer traa BS. the hale dees nor the ties stretch, so Was lee oaiva ei i VS. 10 Incbe. sanaUer than wbea tied with rapes endone ta ships' holdrkea the JL.

toaether by iackacrevS la aaadlas. ana a They can wo an, ran art In a larcer namber. The risk from Sre la mack lea thee wheBtowa e. beceaae the Ttos wiU not snra aeT nor the thereby. 2 1' the whoa etreaath la preeervee, aad they a.

Theee lea are not i mi mvi tmtWT30 rtloD 01 toe te uae a eiraak A They caa be aseawits STaat new. rrxLvi I 1 1 at compreeaina Saa anrtlliS Bl VriaTaWl bh UIB amw pianrniwae praie. "3 4 a tapervtoaa a v. They an rernwnee raw proea. coraa.

af tbspateatoa. Xf. coo at a etcher aaraa ererae em TH5Saraw all kiadaeCTFaESS veapectfalie aeis Bsraaaa atanibla mar ktlia. ffCMBEB, both artJ ThTakortaet d.Uv Set ancsa, aad te W' aad apy part af pew r. a.

cooa. a VmmMOPJil piadeva, canatatine of vmr 3 atl.ar Wnarba jaaaia, ani and FwsMa rfamrlsaieanef aaayBaW to. mWC WaA wV aaT are br aadsaaal eoedf I wu It 1 I her. I 4 Betel ML. W.i DENT rSTKY.

W. S. OHANOLlaW una ase EmaiDnc, EMO VAL nr nnr manna' A I OX 13 Bsltwmm et Mesvr Csusala 1 Kelitt 1. MsTklsw OtHd. AresTaatt bawrt "4 1S1 Canal street.

Sstwsan Careaaelel ami aiaiai.naaait beemceUad. nsr sf IT tm taiaiye miiikfarrrsallrtheteiistlisas kn se amt a sin at Me rat a jaaatet Cirstee, dkau. WlttSh warn wm dhmam af a sreatTJ BieaClCElITS.TOMBa BLABS, MarMsWarfeaa hmas, ra e. Jshart v' Z7t0M. a jaaa wsus, Ad' will ataed seal at WIIR of tae sarmcee will bs uesi wawmmseal siejeeai IsearAQa.

anaav Jam laocrvad. sal skaaawhip.BlaeA WSSYlae i siAWTH mr itss. BAOTSH. SSSirtal. TOaitlFJ LETrnCaV BErr.

CABBA8B, FAasLE.F,..J. J. BALBirv o'a OTRKft rXARTr WRITE solid cam, BB horTkMtM'i LAROK WHITE CUUrLUWi.iSj uuif Kaaminta a a.nrn aaaiy mrmt S' Bed aad Whit Clever To ar Barton Onluna pytersfarnabed with hsass containipj waB vartetles fw aatden ass IS! Bl unarms Tbe steaUveni OH l'eaapa. rriBBl nnderelanad navlnt aean appainea mum ii 1 1 1 ii 1 1 au.Maaal Af mm. SOOTHE BM OIL COMrABT SACTVatBAjaibiaw ar.sowprep.rrd tororDtah warranted sonm te Wtotsr Strained Lard Oil far laht A I tl I L.

sattabls for every aeacrlptioa of Jntfn aadfaraBsaH rs, eae.pt Watu st satrsaM Ihrt sh AJsa, Which will as lomna at eapenar enemy, mM aU laannrttlea. ef anv lecocuaed eeeat ef tbe Coiapanv. aabiSV tba RaMdeat Sfoot at Ihe Wsrksm JKr" bKb ert a co The aiacainery tni raiiy ss fmn we CaraeaC. Slew i las Bsuel Cavrre Bond lievee. i PTRST SWAMP LAJI D1BTRICT.

T)BOFOSAL8 Will be received sy toe nnoeraenea nai Tharada In toe Be Beptiat, ii tabs completed by the ftret Monday ef Pscamb msaaa am akaBl a1tswSl BVB BB1 aaB BmtB WUIB WEBS mtm a Best, A. D. UM. a. se beaeof more if seemed ariii he tmttt nnder tbe direcnVta and eoperln tendance af Tne vas wiu nave Dnn, nm v.

the Ensineer of the First I Land Diatrtct, aocardine to theepeciScattoDS to be foraiabed by the satk tnet, ana BBbiect re pobue Inepectten ana examination a the eoVta aK maaww.ajMa The contract wiu bob nderalcned raarrves the rlfht efreiertinf all bids whoa tae nrice hi saorMtant. at tha parttm lumisistsad, sc the arc an tie tnanffirieot. aoaa.maat ne SSS i hi raniea warn me maw ie he eaereS SS ex nilty. 1 mnta bpob tbe State Trreenry, to the anaoant and the rrBsainder in aicht drafta apaa kt IBS a mm aa nnaae bb mum wvra vm' af eLSOB, JejjiisBj A eanacbeen. fronnmh tebedlracted tame at ZdwrntTm ii i w.

i.l a. nV. Raaelat. Of the BeroToeroi im eiven aader my hanathJe, thdsy of ChHobea, A. V.

ISM. fj, A. DOrLAItTlJ Cammimioner MmvtriafA. Netlee te City Taa Pmyera j. THE Board of Bapervnma of Aaasaiment artU meet Boom 16, City Ball, at IS o'clock aa ROHD1T, th.

lTsthandWh af October toatjmaad ml DAV.the 1st and Wh of November review the action of the Board af Asm anna, and to raoervs eapUoa. Som! tor ts.mf from Puee whs amm abmntfroaa the city wbea the roils were eVnoBed ta September Met. Sth Uannn. to rsc v. ffT Hew Orleana.

October a. Beery A. Hekeeraamaa COLLECTION made in the, I mnla Secretary of avaara at "Prrawa.i Nefejrw Faelle. Territories sad WaaterB 1 teBta lnf.tl i mSSLt 1 Brad Dalian Act (or It la, 5fl and Bos St Loaia meiaaina a pam DYSPEPSIA AND Flia, Dra 0 Pkelpe Brsira, Tha ereat Carer of Consent ptioo, was r1 Pf as badly afflicted by Dyspepsia taat tor a pnr mm aswascoaneadtsam aaa. siva vy prs crlpttoB ftmbbbi hia by a yoaas i Cu eiven aim by sane re child, while ia aaa enraS everybody never kavwBMUedenee MtoanaUy a aiata dMaatWDianam Tba uuradlaats aaay be huriruawt.

1 will send this vnlaabla am an the receipt ef ens stamp ts pay aanm pp. O. FBELFS BROWV, sail am SI Oi dot. Jersey fatw.BL J. Nssrsss I ler lf Bavins leowved from EepanadetotBeeVnwy tmmmwmmw anraata.

tWS BBBSsnS "Jmt St nlalH af I v.u. Mseaaaam. JTL. naaaaai U.U, Baa veaaes, sti me for eaed ol 6a ly st I in JF. BL'wTJjBOBr a rv the nneervtcne.

a samU msfk Uks that af a bsra spaa sas hip ar SiSTai the hBtteeba Here me from thsaelsV nia way aack. A reward ed ratner peiwea 1 Be. Ha tfiflfvend Tto tosawat rirro f. La. Apply as WM, m.

L. rntlmm iwaa tha I sited to cau a iit a arwa. aad Brevier, amd tha Sacead acrret weet nam pa. oarms mS WALTER CAMPBELL, ataai. A iim mm tna aaia af as atasw 5u TWEurr dolLsRS REWaao aUaaw Iraa the pwet tiea af the lavB as.

mW VVElMir to r.Ts? eis and deinf SeU work. Said nef ro wa ssrrkans as A eeobabl deay hia a sadUoBnaanra Ha will probably have aa a aalt eleelahr.aBdfh A1 Jji Wow OrhaBna. ea tf W.aoStt, a WAV from aa auaaiaiain. ea ana tats eaed aheat I his veryTbaae farehead. ad to tbe face, had a thick head af bait wheat hs I VAarvu i.r.wiiL a.

frets or inches hip. EMAHUCl aeero, i kl.k TLt. Liu naed aboat 4 years, met Say i sod ba lara syea avim u.i a DAVIlSLsrtd. sard nbent SSyiara, loot Sf Wf.m.Uatowa ia Iberville before tba, Vh October i.f' raavinel Apply as r'Shrr Apply tff Raw TWEWTT tiBTiJ TSLtlirTmZ a jceW sa Tae. liwr wn imi isawarteai Ibssi Ciam, Fire Brtek, aJ She feesS biaa ii, sa tha laesst market prtssa, atf The Vrtms sapailsS waa MnrMa la tha iwsr.e ei W.fc aTlsessapeiismmmaja aj.aiaaie, rtMnouomtmimtm, mmmr fBTneVmD CEmaarsmsev, weejrr "ana a fi i tba Flantatioa of Meeaia.

BooHeny the erica ear eaMc vard Par tbe lailaimk ptoi ar Nesrses. i' tr At aa early day, tbe aiKirreieneo wfH aavaat 7 baVeatablnmsseBtabeaAaPoVb Field HeidV Maclm ira. aad JPfverySaof He ee Servnate. rd aapaywia iet Blent taeniae as ataa wsspman, .1 SirVrTrasad sawwl Wyvart, RAIS 1 atTklf. aeare, aeee ahowt at years.

faat tataes eWaT in iaa hiah. thin aad van loas aaa. ted aheat w'ieara'reenar efti ata an st the .7 aaa hi tobry weu pre, laaa wia anraai en wbea abaleft a white clothe of hwr Jf'Iiiw tbaS she wMl enaaavarnB Sad silk kaase.llt?taaeemenerf the coast towns, SB f'Stdta Btowfan I ofwea. T. aaovj rvwW to say toil as that I sat bar.

wiilbaeeasaara rf satfTH. WlUiamaaort. yay Fetnto Caapea. laW OIWHT DRAFTS Tn EOT tL SAPrR. fMA 8 UAIID, mTaams to saH, ditto, aayayaa la aaw' osS aa uI an) mMtia fat I I rT.T.fr aaaf elM tm VH4ai ear kbw) iMi aBaaBaMaal rv Z.nr .1 hi.