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Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28
BLADON SPRINGS.


 .TVNHE undersi igne,i take pleasure in announcing ! to the public that the above V attring Place wi be opened for the reception of company on lhe Sih of June inst. under the superniendence of Mir. K. B. HATrER and LADY, of Mobile.
 These Springs are situated eight miles west of Cofeevlle, four miles from Hill's Landing, the Tombigby River in Washington county, and about eighty miles from Mobile.
 The Proprieers assure the visiting public, wheth- CT for health or pleasure, that no expense or labor shall be spared to render this place every way an agreeable retreat durning the summer and sckly season. -rf
 A SPLENDID HOTEL has been erected during the past winter; their Tables will be finished in the approved style, with every variety Of food --their Bar with ihe choicest liquors. and Horses shall he well and satisfactorily attended to-a on he most accommodating and reduced terms, to suit the times. Hacks will run daily from the Springs to Hills Landing, for the accommodation of sisi- tors, and during The season Oi low water m the riy- CT, the Hacks will go down to St Stephens or such other points may be practicable 10 the boats and most convenient to visitors.
 The mineral properties of Bladen Springs have been satisfactorily tested, and are found to consist of Sulphur, Soda, MagnesIa and Iron, and have proved to be astonishingy beneficial In most chron- ic affections Hundreds of certificates might be ob- lained lrom those who have rece'ved great benefits from the use of these waters.
 For the accommodation of Families, number of houses have heen erected, which will be rented at the reduced rate of SSS per month.
 RATES OF BOARD AS FOLLOWS. Board and Logging per month. $20 % Children and servants do. ...... ID OU Per week ......,. .''''';.' o Per day ......:... .......... 'oU . Single Meal. 6O Lodging .............. 70 Horse per moah Sl2, per week ss4 50 per day 75c. = Again assuring the public that their comfort shall be at all times a matter of the first consideration, roma FREEMAN CRANSTON, ;s 1so,;E,1 WM R CURTIS.
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TGyHE FRENCH LANGUAGE Mons.A GeDF.
 | TROY is now ready to organize classes in French, after new system of his own, and also partly after the Robersonan system. For terms, &c.. apply to A. Godefroy at his recitation room Cont street, No. 21, from 10 o'clock AM. till PM. Ladies will be punctualy attended to atlheirresPect- tive residences.
 N. B.-Mons G. from his long experience is able to teach learners from any French system whatever, and will always endeavor to suit the taste oi his p- pils. His zealan unremiued attention, he hopes will secure for him share of former patronage.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

Mons. A. Cor EFRoY, n French gentleman now residing in Mobile, engaged during the last year in giving instruction in his language, 10 class of young ladies in the city of Tuscaloosa Being one of h,s patrons there, became acquainted with ms method of instruction and witnessed the rapid pro- of MT. Godelroy's method Gin part devised by him sef) that il is superior 10 any other l have ever known used. His diligence in attending 10 ihe In struction of his scholars, ai.d his unwearied zeaft" communicate a knowledge of the language he prt. esses to teach, deserves the highest commendation
 mhlO S5cmo THOMAS D. KING
 Boarding School, Sing Sing, New York.
 MARLBOROUGH HURCHIBL, PRINCIPAL
 THE SUMMER SESSION of his Institution
 Il commences on Wednesday,, the 30h April. The remar kabe heathness of the location, its proxmity 10 the city of N York being distant less than three hours sail, the convenient and comfortable arrange menis of the building present advantages possessed by few institutions. The Principal IS graduate of the United States Military Academy. at West Point, and while inslructng principally in the mathenaii- cal department, maintains snict personal superv sion over all the others As healthy recreation and an improvement 10 ihe carriage of the pupils. they are regularly exercised in the Infantry Drill.
 The terms are $230 per annum. which includes instruction m French. Pupils to furnish the usual articles, or they will be furnished at smaexpense. For the other modern langusges, music. drawing books and stationary, an exira charge is made.
 The Principal refers particularly to the following gent leinen, some of the patrons of the lnstiiutcn
 Chas. King, Esq, Hon B. F. Butler, William Barne wall, Esq, Jas. Smith, Esq, Charles, Knee land, Esq, Isaac q ibson, Esq, Cornelius Dubois, J, Esq Col. J. B. Wood, of New York; N. Lea wentworth, Esq, of ElizabeIhtown. N J.; General s Van Rensselaer,, of A lbany, N. Y; Colonel J. s Mcintosh. of the U. s. Army. Hon. Charles W,cklife. of Kentucky; hrchd Gracie, Esq Wm R. Halett, Esq. John BIoodgood, Esq., ol Mobile Alabama. apl0 ll2
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1 I65T c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
SUERIFF,S NOTICE,

COMMITTED 10 the jail of Mobile county on the O l7th June lsi5, by Charles A. Hoppin, Esq, Mayor of the city of Mobile. runaway slave called JIM 27 years of age feet inches high, black com pexlon has scars on his Jeff caused from burn when Il small boy, says he belongs to Andrew Mem tor, of Dallas county, l2 miles above Selma, State of Alabama. The owner is requested to come forward prove property pay charges and take him away, oth- erwse he will be dealt with according to law in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees.
 ie2I l65r c. BANCROFT, Sheriff Nj. c.
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 EOMMlTTED to the jail of alob,e county on the Nj I7th June ls45. by Charles HoppIn, Esq, Mayor of ihe city of Mobile runaway mulalo slave called SCOTT, , feel inches high, aged about 2o years has scar on his breast caused from ihe stab of n knife, says he belongs to Gen. Wm. Lang, Of Wayne county Slate of Mississippi. The owner Is re- auesied o come forward prove property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with according io law as in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees.
 ie2l I65f c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. C..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28
7as State of Aiaboma-- Conscuh County.

| THs Nfoff lo OdWn---OOHetHH IOuHFg, ORPHANs"CoURT, REGULAR, June 2nds 1S45.
 Present the Hon. B. J. Soodlee, Judge of said Court
 VvHIS day came Augustus E. Kennedy. and pre-
 II sented to the Court written instrument pur- porting to be the last will and iestament of Baida Kennedy dec d. late. of Gonecuh county, aud asks of the Court probate of the same. IL is herefrre or dered dby ihe Court, that the fourteenth i4ih) day of July next, being the regular return time, he apart for ihe hearing and probstIpg of the same, and that copy of this order be published for six weeks in the Register and Journal, newspaper printed n the city of Mobile, notifying all persons interested, that they appear oo the day aforesaid Il they see taken and held as the last will and testament of said deceasea. Copy of the minutes. Atiest,
 ;el4 I62tc JOHN D. CARY, Clerk.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

DOAT FOR SALE--A new Pleasure Boad ID jes sale low by J. H. RIVERS & CCos
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

HAVING on the Ist instant sold all interest in II the business of DE FOREST, MoaRis & Co.,, 10 RoBT. T. DADE and JEo. RAYNoLDs, they wil hereafter conduct the business under the firm DADE & RAYNoLDs-Mobile, June IT, ls45.
 iel9 l64m A. B. MORRIS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28
MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobiIe--June as, 1s45

CLEARED. Ship Rob Roy, Arnold, for Liverpool. by Gwaihmey Fnrhes & Brig R W Brown, spnney, for New-York. by Eos dick & Gharlock. Schr Allure, Jenkins, for Matanzas, by c LeBuron.
 ARRIVED. Steamboat Fashion, Fullert on, fin New Orleans. Steamboat. Monmouth, Baker, i'm New-Oreans. Steamboat Bourbon Bolton, from Montgomery, with IA bales cotton. steamboat Noxubee Kinney, from Demopos, with bales cotton.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

The subscribers will continue the Grocery busl- ness under the same name and style as heretofore.
 THOMAS F. MILLER. apl6 ORLANDO FURNESS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

DATENT LETTER BALANCES-The under II signed Agents for tie manufacturers of the ge- nuine Patent Letter Balances, warranted to be pre- ciseIy the same as those furnished Government, will receive orders for them, and have opened sub- scrip,ion list for that nurpose-ihe will moi ex ceed $5. The Balances can be furnished during the month of August-none will be ordered unless subscribed for
 je26 167 FREEMAN & BOLTON, l7 Com St
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28
HOOK STORE AT MOBTLE


 T. M.SUMWALT & Co.,, Booksellers and Sta J stioners, 36 Dauphn street, Mobile, Alabama, keep constantly on hand large and well selected n stock of articles in the BOOK AND STATION FRY BUSINESS, as can be found in !he Southern States, and purchased on as favorable terms-and they a,e prepared to sell cheap for cash city ac ceplance, either by retail or wholesale Ihelr stock embraces every variety of LAW, MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL, MISCELLANEOUS, AND SCHOOL BOOKS
 Law Libraries furnished on tho most liberal terms. Also Private and Public Libraries, with miscellaneous books.
 Particular care is taken in selecting the latest and most approved editions of School Books, and punctualiiv and prompnoss observed ,n hlllng or ders Tor Teachers of Schools and Colleges.
 Gentlemen desiIous 10 import any particular Law or other book, wil by leaving their orders, be promptly attended to.
 Gentlemen al distance can rely upon as speedy a supply of their orders, and being as literally dealt with as ifpersonally present.
 Sunday Schools fun nished with Books Of lnstruc- tion Also for Premiums and Library use.
 They are also Deposilors of the Mobile Bible So- cieiy where be had for auxiliaries and Sabbath Schools, Bibles and Testaments, at the American Bible Societys cost, with expences of freight ad- ded.
 Connected with their establishment is most com plete BlNDERY, in which Dockets and Record Books for Clerks of Counties and Sheriffs of Counties; {; Ledgers, Journals, Day and Cash Books, for mer-  of smaller Blank Books, ruled to any pattern and bound in the neatesl and most substantial manner. Also, Music, Periodicals, &c., bound in the neatest style or to pattern.
 Law and Mercantile Blanks printed 10 order.- Constantly for sale the usual Blanks. Mortgages, Deeds. Lenses, Checks, Notes of Hand, Receipts, Bills Lading, Bills Exchange, Foreign and Domes- tic, &c &c. all on the finest paper.
 Printers of Newspapers, Periodicals and Books furnished with all the materials connected with their establishments. st-
 They invite all persons that purchase any articles connected with the Book and Stationery Business, to forward their orders, if visiting the city, to examine their STOCK and PRICEs, before purcha- sing elsewhere.
 0o-The following papers will publish the above i2 months, if for $l2, and forward copy of their paper containing the advertisement, to J. M. $ & Go. Advertiser, Aberdeen Columbus Democrat and Whig, Columbus, Miss; Pilot. Gainesville; Adverlis. CT and Journal, Montgomery; Tuscaloosa Flag and Moner, Tuscaloosa; Argus and Whg, Weiumpka Beacon and Alabama Baptist; Selma Free Press Patriot, DeinopIois; Republican. Tuskegee; Enlaw Whg; Chronicle, Ha,neville je2l
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

M NARRATIVE of the U. s. Exploring Expedi- tion during the years of lS3S- S-'s9-'40-,4l and AZ. by Chas. Wilkes, U. S. N., 5 vols. and Atlas.
 Also-A cheap edition of the same work, vols. Just received and for sale by
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

N0RN-lsOO sacks in store and Iapd.ng ,bis O morning, for sale low by
 iss O. A. GILBERT < BRO. 50 Com s,. GALT--600 sacks Liverpool coarse. 10 td a ton S in bleached sacks, on Dauphin street wharf, for
 jes sale by E.. c. CENTER 6. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

NOTICE-The undersigned has this day with lN drawn from the firm ofTHos. P. MILLER & Co. Thos. P. Miller ard Orhndn Furness, are authorised to sign in betalf of 'he firm, collecting and paying the depts due to and from said firm;
 JOHN $. REMSEN. Mobile Apr,l I5. 1S45.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

%zA EOS SALE-A Wooden House on St. Jo- S:a:E seph street. next door to Mrs Vincenis, and now coupled by Wm E. Starke. The lot is n very desirable one, being 40 feet by l5 with the right oi alley way The dwelling house is small, but the out buildings are built of brick and are large and convenient. A good dwelling house alone would make the establishment complete.
 my24 I50 J.. c MOTT.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

NGSUES-Dernierement recu par la tarque IC Reform. 20O0 Sangsues Hongroises ct Suedoi-
 ses, des plus crosses ct de la meileure qualite, a
 vendre a bas prix a la Maison de Apothecare. ieI2 NORTH & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

EECHES LEECHES live have receiv- lL ed at Apoihecaries' Hall, our supply of fresh I.eectes, and have made such arrangements al the north that we shall be in constant receipt of fresh
 supplies. competent person will always be m readiness lo apply them. Medicines delivered al tbls establishment at any hour during the night No extra charges will made to own custom CTS. NORTH x Co,
 jeI2 opposite the Manson House.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

"A REAL ESTATE FOR SALE--In order ees to close the account ol the interest the late AU GUsTUs WEsTFELDT had in our firm, we offer for sale the STORE and WAREHOUSES now occup- ed by us-ihe lot having 40 feet 10 inches front the east side of Water-st, by a 'epth of 1l0 feet.
 mhI G. WESTFELDT & BRO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

NEW BOOKS-The Principles and Prac,lce of lN Dental Surgery. by Chapln A. Harris. M. D., D, D. s., second edition, revised and greatly en- larged, illustrated by sixty-nine wood engravIngs
 for sale by (iel2) s. w. ALLEN, 2s Dauphn,s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

| "A FUK SALb-I'6e pleasaalV situaled -Gi.8 House wiih 20 acres of land on Spring Hill, formerly owned by 1hos. Barrett, Esq. The hnn'e has six large rUonhs ith fine wlde hall, and gal- eres both front and rear. These premises would require but small outlay to put them in first rate condition. The situation IS unsurpassed by anv on the H and the land lies about half mile east of the College. For terms apply 10
 je26 P.B. TAYLOR
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

ENAsHIONABEE SUMMER CLOTHING II Receiving per brig Morea from New:York, a Fancy Linen Dress and Frock Coats
 Flannel do do do
 Fancy Linen Pants
 White and figured Vests
 Linen and Muslin Shirts. Neck Ties, &c L. For sale by STANTON & BROS, ieIO l60f 25 Dauphin-street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

/kA FOR RENT or SALE-Magnolia Spring, Eg8 with 40 acres land and four houses, one of which is good double Frame Building, suitable for asSummer Residence, one mile beyond Mojor' Aus till's.
 Ii is one of the most desirable locations in the County. Enquire of
 mh2s THOS. P. MILLER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

c UNDRIES- - 10 kins choice Goshen Butter
 50 boxes Calgate and Williams Soap I5 cases Pickles. 20 bxs Soda Biscuit
 Extra fine Green Teas, Raisins in | bxs
 Macksrel in bbls, and I do.
 Stuart's Sugar House Molasses Loaf and Crushed Sugar, Dried Beef, &c. land ing from Brig Morea and for sale by
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, ie10 Grocers, 5S DauphIn. street. M GLASSES -Stuarts steam syrup, splendid MI article for table use, for sale by
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, jel4 5s Dauphin st. ~ v ANTE CURRANTS-Fr Fresh and in fine order, "A for sale by
 fe17 JOHN GREELEY & co. TlLD.RYE WHISKEY 20 bbIs superior old O Rye Wbiskey, in store and for sale by ;eI7 .si BEERS & SMITH, AiL--One cask superior Spring strained Sperm |OD Oil, will be sold low to close consignment by ;sl1 fa BEERS 6 SMITH. | NOKD-Manilla and Hemp. in store and i,r' sad lO by WRIGHT S CUNNINGHAM.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

T. M.SUMWALT & Co.,, Booksellers and Sta
 J stioners, 36 Dauphn street, Mobile, Alabama, keep constantly on hand as large and well selected stock of articles in the BOOK AND STATION FRY BUSINESS as can be found in lhe Southern States, and purchased on as favorable terms-and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-15
DISASTERS

The vessel reported pul into Nassau Mp to repair da'
mage from having been struck by lightning. and sup
posed the Abaross of Boston is doub, the bark Cas-
ida Higgins from Boston bound 10 Pensacola, which
had been previously reported there and at subsequent
date was likely to be condemned
The schr 1slua. Harper, from Havana bound to
Georgetown. SC, put into Charleston on the IOin INST ~
d.t,ess having experienced very severe squalls and
Gains during the passage sprung mainmast and bow
spirit sails &c
-Four Of the crew Of TIE brig Splendid, Of Providence
condemned ship Harbo Ms, arr at Boston on Satur'
dav In the brig Northerner which sailed from Pictou
Both ait.
Schr Mirror at Salem. reports, July 20 lat 10 % Ion
4G 80 fell in with the wreck OF large full rgged brg on
her beam ends and water logged loaded with deals
had g. Mary" on her stern and doubt an Eng
Hsh vessel took from her q cable and anchor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-15

LAKE SUPERIOR MISEs.A correspondent oil the
Cleveland Herald writes from the Sault St. Marie
~ follows;
Il have seen head.aI towards this mineral region ex
Cabinet Ministers aud Governors, COngressmen and
Professors Bankers and Capitalists Adven,urers, Wood
men and Miners aud have seen them ON their return
With their pockets fail of rocks. That this region
Abounds In copper nexhausiibie extent and Of
quality vastly superior any elsewhere discovered are
not of conjecture. That this is now positively
known has become fixed fact and that gold and sii-
yer also abound recent explorations sDundantly estab
Lsh In this greedy scramble for sudden wealth ~
which oil men more or css inclined 10 engage som,
Will obtain and others will be disappointed buthe great
truth sill remains that the precious metals here abound
and energy and enterprise be only tempered with dis
erection and perseverance,. the Efforts OF such will be
crowned with success But the existence and locality Of
this mineral wealth discovery hs 10 generally
suppose nor Lake Superior Mining Companies de.
vices OF th-se modern days. In 1865 Fathr Aoge, heard
II the existence ofs of pure copper the south
shore OF Lake Superior and searched for H. And a.
early l72l says Charevoz the bracelets OF the ndi
the csndles,cks and censOs made for
the 81 the Church, by goldsmith al the 500. from
The masses Of pure copper found on ne shore Of Lake 81
psrior."
~ The steamboat Waterloo, running on Lake
Erie. has been seized by the British officers for
cosstine without papers.
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PASSENGERS SAILED,

IN oooE,f chip Py9inia for Lirerpool-Mrs Hiern, Of
yyork Mis-. Crozer do Dominics 7 Rice, Limerick
etts Rice DO: Benj Lille E,rand Geo Foster do;
n Elliott Windsor. Canada.
IN packa mp L01ena, for Hotle-nessrs W Bsrne'
well Jr : Moore J Moore. w Raymond. Arnoux-
II Barney. McG.nns W Durham smith r
o Williams T o Trott Field and Finn.
IN ship Worerly for Nobile-Danl 1lDotson isdy TWO
children and servant: Mrs - II Crawford John betr
II W Crawford John Dorxin, hcCieister hlss biu-
AL NJ Bebee Charles Brewer. Mira Chandler. Master
Holt Henry Dakin Bates Miss Tulane.
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ARRIVED.

BRIG Meteor Stevens y ds I'm Dernerara old copper
&c 10 D l. ssyre Left brig Roanoke, Of and I'm VIZ
eini. Nc disg. schr Globe Seeley Of New Haven Tor
Nes York in days.
Brig Tasso Burdck Newport in ballast.
Rrig Alexander Atwood Bangor, lumber.
schr Harvest Presburg, Taunton nails.
-chr Monitor Cummings. Fall River
Schr Texan Clark, Eastport, plaster.
schr WIN Penn Foster, Machiss, lumber.
schr Mechanic Sawyer, Machas, lumber
schr Myers Fowler. Washington NC. naval stores
schr Brandywine WestcO,t, Plymouth, NC. do.
Schr Osborn Osborn, Virginia, wood.
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SPOKEN Nc.

Oct . on Cape Florida, ship Queen Victoria, kanleii
fin New Orleans for liavre.
DC, o IA, 80 lon 10 passed ship Cornela, from New
York for Liverpool.
oct lat a. A. Ion g. % brig Carib' Clark from New
York for - Johns NJ.
oct l. lat 90 IS, lon 60 40 brig Amazon. I'm baltimore
for Demcfara.
Oct n. shoa w. IS 80 miles bark Juno DICK days
from Boston for Rio janoro
oct T. lat 81 30 lon n ~ ship Tuskina ----, rom
New. York for AuaachicOIa.
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WHALEMFN

Arr ~ Plymouth, 9th inst, schr Exchange Hopkins
Atlantic O via PrOvncetown 40 bbls sp OIL
Cleared AT Warren, III, oh inst ship Resale, Mosher
Pacific .
Arr et NBedford 10Th inst bark John Robb, (oi
Fsirhsyen) Trip from Baltimore, 10 Mt for whaling.
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The capital of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
has Just been made consists of 10000 share. of 500
each or t70o0ooo. The City of Baltimore owns 5000
shares The State of Maryland 5000 and individuals
10000 The City Treasury will Of course be the recip
lent OF ti050oo and the State Of Maryland 81 1000
in the forthcoming division OF profits. which will 81
made the Let Of November. The capital Of the Wash
ng,on Branch Of the same work ia : $4,000 of which
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company i owner Of
ss6 shares OF 500 each The State of Maryland
owns $500 and individuals hold O. shares From this
work the State will receive on the lst Of November
sos0o exclusive of the bonus for each passenger The
whole revenue ON the two works which the State of Ma.
ryand will derive for the year from dividends will be
sss1 90
The Cincinnati Gazette says We again assure
the New York News. and know well what we say that
there IL party IN Ohio by whatever known bu,
would instantly vote down any proposition to increase
the public debt OF Ohio and there ground for alarm
that scconnt whatever The Morning News may think
20 The conir ny. Our efforts directed 20
duce the existing debt. ny the imposition Of new
and taxes II required 10 effect that object Ohio
viii never repude,e viii she increase her public
debt"
The increase of business on the South Carolina
Railroad for the first nine months Il this year ending
Oct lst has been sl93333 The receipts annexed for
the fret nine months of'he past five years exclusive
Of the mail contract and the pioais Of the bank
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
Frsis For ns
.ss2 Receipts for and freight >StsS SS4s $50
lssS. Receipts for passcnge and freight. 2S a8 S05
iess. Receipts for passenK And ehf. s774 $50 657
is&' Receipts or passengers and freight .sS7esi 's50N
Partly estimated.
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Books.
INST PUBLISHED

U,ssAys on HUMAN RIGHTS AND THEIR POLlIl-
II CAL GUARANTEES. BY kLisH. r hus SoT ~,
selor Al Law OF Tie Cify Of SeSfors Vo.- Il "" -
.ev.ral ehspter. discuss the following topics
l. Tgs OsleI- OF HUMAN RICHTs
II. THE TEut FUseTios % OoVtssstsl
ri Tps Constitutions oE GcsERSsfNr;
re- - 1nssY,rTros.t LIMITATIONS AND PsOrIslrIoss;
VI. THE ELECTIVE FEAsoHIsEi - .,
AFFECTIONS
Will THE RIGHTS o. WOsAs; ~
tx Tar Risnr ov PRoPERrY AND ITS moral khLA'
TONS;
4 ISruLLEcruAL Pkorezrl. . $1,000,
Pace 81 cents per copy. GREELEY McELRATH;
.niaDsWISY Tribune B7tings NY.
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At Rio Grsnde sbt Aug 20. barks Odd Fellow, Pettn-
rl for Hamburg ~ de- Geo Henry Oracle, unc Rosal'
ba felton, do Rosins Doty disr brigs Eagle savoIy
for Salem 10 DIS; Frances Ann. Green for New York 10
Roarer Auchincloss from Tmragona 90 de- arr 18th,
fyas off ih, Bar p days)
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snip Glasgow New Orleans; France, Charleston
bark Sow Jersey Savannah brgs Excel. do; Josephus,
:, Jago de Cubs Sea Flower, Jacksonville EF schr
Charlotte Lasusyra, and others.