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lfa British brig Lady Of the Lake has arrived
at New York from Bermuda, with dates to The 90.
From these papers we get the following items Of
intelligence
We have bad some refreshing showers during
The past iew days, and we trust Others win soon
ial The weather for many weeks past has been
qisttesalney dry 90 much so indeed that there
has BEEN and continues 10 be- a great scarcity Of
water throughout these islands.
The bngantine Griffin, Capt. Webb with Puz-
kuolana Tor Government, arrived yesterday, ia IS
days from ST. Vincent. BY the Griffin, we have
st. vincent papers to the 18th ult., from which we
have made few extracts particularly relating "a
the prevalence Of the small pox at that island.
ms fatal disease aso prevails at Martinique, Do
mniea, and Gaadaloupe.
Several shocks Of earthquake were felt az Do
minica and ST. Lucia on the night Of the 9Th and
morning Of the 9th ult
ST. VINCENT. - The islands around us have
taken the alarm at the disease now prevailing and
issued procamations placing vessels arriving from
this island under quarantine Grenada 10 DAYS
and Trinidad % days from the day OF departure
They are equally rigid at Barbados, and we dare
say at all other places. This unfortunate state Of
things must necessarily enhance the price of pro
visions, although the s and is plentifuily supplied
and prices Notwithstanding. June IA.
Tue SUGAR CRoP.-The Antigua Register Of
May 22d, says The weather continues distress.
inely dry, and we hear from all quarters Of the
failure Of the crops, and we fear very much that
the island will not make, by one-third, the antci-
pated crop. In Barbados, thirty thousand hogs
heads are expected"
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REvENgE CUTrER.-The Philadelphia Ledger
q the I'll announces thatihe revenue cutter CFaw-
ford would b. launched at high wafer on the after
noon o. the I0ih. She will be dispatched to the
Charleston station, ia command Of Capt. Coste.
The Duane has been placed in command Of Capt.
Rudelph, and has been ordered q the New Orleans
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s. MaFy's Market ear Dry Goods Store.

r. y f. I'D . H u RTY u.
Corner OF IchQupit0ukas st. and ST BTqry's MARKET
btFtRS, at the LOWEST PRICES OF any store in the
~, ely ms reh assortment Of FRENCH ENGLISH
Ihl9 i and AhERlCAN GOODS. Ladies waniing 10
Pugnhse would DO well 10 call all goo rs sold them vii
W l9y kuaanueI and the lowest price invariably asked
~ -Four cas- , lure IRISH LINENS. Warranted ali
very low, for cech. - 49, I'D So
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Or Coy. johnson, we see it stated, has appoint
ed NJ. = +. II Claiborne Commissioner 10 in
qure into and report 70 The next Legislature on the
most eligible location for State Seminary
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MONTREAL Property DEPREcIATING. The
Montreal Gazette Of June 26th says " Yesterday
four cut stone houses, four stories high with shops
covering lot of 80 feet front bv loo teet deem
We're soldat Sheriff s sale for fSO0t sI3 2O0l The
property is situated on Wellington street., Griffin
town, and belonged to Mr.. fully. The ground
alone on which the property is situated cost l4O0
few years ago. Such is the depression Of prop.
eSiy in this CRY at present"
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6 The Germans have two sorts Of philosophy
fhe objective and Che subjective. Our epithetical
editors add third % The list--lhe adjective.
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For SANTA FE-Brevet Col j. Monroe, Of the
U. S. Artillery, and Breyet Col. May, of the Dra-
goons, left Fort Hamilton, New York, on the llth,
with dragon recruits for.two companies, en- route
for Santa Fe. Col. Monroe is to assume command
IN that district, and the detachment will proceed
directly TO ST. Louis, where it will be mounted.
The march will then be to Fort Lsavenworth. AZ
that place two infantry companies, also destined
for Santa Fe, viii join it, and the whole will move
on together.
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Book BINDNe.-Soms idea may be formed of
the extentof the London book binding trade in the
nineteenth century, when we state that the weekly
consumption of gold leaf, enriching the exterior of
books, amounts to about 100000 sqoare inches !;
and the weight of paper shavings sold annually by
The binders, cut of the edges Of books, amounts to
$50 tons.
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4alt 4 a
pa M s u s asSda ss' a's i FL tEis S5s sRa
sn well known % woreens o bic contributions medical
science IN various pupiilauoaa -
plars-1 nssas 81 ths Ccengi win y DAY the 5oh
R Rs p as sae Fl eopS s as ad second dass S
member; ;as are required t a i ssdi:,a;
N4Y -
~ Protection Hose Fire CO. = THE officers and
~ SATURDAY, EVENING shesi nst O'clock The
aesslas viii & brought before is x 7 s5:,,,
za s% gSS SpifHkk ill., f Us rs u.s. 0 a e. S'sl
GLOWING member, aPPsiaed meet heF ho!e Desgaiss e
Gcayoateq e hs Second HgRi2pay Tssng < s o 0
GUN. ...By order. jyl9 JOHN R PEGG' Secretary
'G s JoRh Donald 4 o. iaetors ana c9massloa
A'reha7is' W Camp street. New leans. SA ~"
Steamboat Departures This Day.
wsEE 1pVFRTIsEMENTs on rAiRD PAsE.
MadsoHrile 4. g.. OLIVIA, arics. ~ P. N. Cars.
Mobile T. DAY, Gibeoa, Il 4 NJ cars.
PessEsoi SRE9LE sref fE ~ v A. R NJ SsT' Al
giet.bag !. -. !, .GE EN-: WORTH, Muir p NJ
9agesita JULIA, A9Sdss' I, N. ~ 4,
~ The Ship Tennesseei from NsyYork, is now
queed siepd receipt Of their gocr, they viii be stored
tyii Expense any s1nL. TOBY Nephew So Camp st.
~ The oonsigneo Of q Ibis Merchandise to order,
pei ship TENN ESSEE from Ne YORK, requested him
self known the Dischagng Cek The Levee a. Post First
Municipality iyi7 SAINT. TOBY 8 NEPHEW, 70 Camp st.
Gv- The oonsianes 81 50 olcssks 10 or er, per ship
Hope from Bos on, requested ocaa the ubsrbers Office
cernng the lYl0 Fiis q. GALE 80 Common 81,
EB~ Neither lhs Chniaiu n8f he COnsgnee Of the
French brig LES DENA S0AS vii raspgnsoe for debts
Bi4 L.A GALE 90 Common street.
~ Pearl Division NO. g, S. Of THE Officers and
members OF this Division respectfully ed " Be pancna
attendance a. the meeting SATURDAY EVENING the
2lst a' ate o'clock business Importance VIII be brought be-
Bl5 WS H. ALLEN, A. X. 8.
-" The Owner of large sUGAR.KETTLE, lying
IN the lot Poydras street. lew doors from 81 Charles hereby
informed that, he calls aud takes itaway sold
expiration Of ten days yl7 Ed. GouDCHAuX Builder.
To the Officers and Members Of the Fire Depart
ment Of Municipality No. Two.
EB- At meeting OF JACKSON FIRE co. NO. IS, held a
their Engine House Wednesday Evening" Juy 49, 1885, fol
lowing resolutions adopted.
Rsolred, That Ordinance Munei
pay Council, passed their meeting Tuesday evening July
10 s neeFnng the Fire Department, unreasonable
Reoired That cod
RolBed That Com Three be appointed
other Companies OF The Secuud Munc panty frhe following
Item cqmpge said Committee j. a. BARRON W. G. DAVIS.
s. SHAKEsPEAR.1
Rsoived The! the proceedings Of this meeting be published
the Fcayune Delta and Crescent newspapers Of this city.
jyls By order. H. A. HENDR1KS, Secretary,
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IRE indebted TO the officers Of the mail
-lsssasl lfeEon. for Mobile papers.
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@ we understand that Mr.. j Livingston leaves
~ Texas, on the Palmetto next Sunday morning.
Those having claims in Texas, and DESTROYS Of
prosecuting ihem, would do well TO cali on Mr..
Livingston II Exchange Place before his departure.
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
G, M. SIMPSON, No % Charities ST.

Ohera LOT SAFE ms entire stock Of FANCY and STAPLE DRY
GOODS either at wholesale retail approved pan r at
very reduced prices, many cs than cost in CONSEQUENCE f
making change his present business Merchants Pian and
Families viii hnd il TO their interest to can and
Among his stock viii be found large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS.
SILK Tissues; Plain. Plaid and Figured Foulard SILKS.
Brocade and Btoche SILKS.
BLACK sILKs-Of all widths and qualities for Mantiis,
and Dresses.
SILK MUsLEs-BARKaEs-Plain, Satin striped and
Printed; large
Painted MusLIEs and LAwNs-Organdes
SWISS musLIEs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and white Plain
and figured Swiss Mu1lins.
R0BEs-Swss embossed of various stvles
French Iaconets aud Cambnos.
large lot Of Cheap Muslins from 10 to Is cents
GIFaHAMs-A large lot of genuine French at Is cents;
cases Of do. foe styles
CALlcoEs-Freneh English and American from cents to
IS cents per yard.
PARAsoLs-Two cases new styles also cheap
HosIERY-50O dOz. Cotton Hose and HaleHe obeap
MOURNING GoODs-Black MOusseline de I,ajns Raraes
BombaAine' Apaeas Chaya sl LusTe TisSuss husns
sHAyLs-s $4,000 worth of real China Embroidered. DAM
sss White and coiored GRAPE sHAwLs which wil be Of
Muslin shaWs various styles. ~
MANTILLAs-of Muslin, Embroidered and Lace.
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS.
LINENS and House Keeping Goods
iRIsH LINEN SHIRTINa Of the best manufacture grsss
bleach, for family
LINEN SHEETINGs Of all widths fully guaranteed
TABLE LINENs-Damask and Cloths. with Napkins to
DIAPERS Of all kinds Huckabuck Scotch Brdseye.
TowELNes of various kinds Russia Crash Linen Checks
pure and mixed.
r. An Linen Goods are sold with guarantee being pur.
PLANTATION GOODS.
hERsEYs and LINsRYs Jams and DRILLs LoWsls and
heavy a. Cottons' Cboeaw Stripes; Kentucky Jeans-Cass
meres; 900 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS
~ The above form small portion Of th stock. ali ar which
viii be offered At very low puces rv4 ssntf
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or CALIFORNIA HTJNTRRsf -

ITIE N IIOW!!
He undersigned has on hand Double-bar GINS.
- RIFLES, United states RIFLES. PIsT0I s,
SD tiSS9 and number of artioe5 for pafes emf
P11WDER, SHOT, Bar Dead, Camp Stools, Cooking
Apparatus OF all kinds For sale at As Chares street. and
as 10y as al any home in the city
I5ag r All " KINDS OF FINE FISH - S8
jyls 2dptf WIN. A. BEECHER. As Chartres st.
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Dr. Scorq-We aFs much gfaiihed 70 BE- able
70 state that he Rsy. Dr Scott has returned 70 Che
city havine been absent ioE few weeks. We
learn fhaf Df s q expected to preach on Sunday
lnerf Al 1 O'CLOCK 8 ii.
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To the officers and Members Of the Fire Depart.
mant Of Individuality No Two
BARGAINS! BARGAINS !!
~ The entire stock of SUMNER cLoTHINGof
ALFRED MUNROE & co.


Will be sold at such Prices a'tonish the purchaser -.
Give us q cali
Merino, Panmetta, Dress and Froek Goats;
Z" and Alpaca Sac
Caghwerette anil sngle-mied Cloth Sac Coats
Linen, white and c. and Polka
Msrino, Paramrtta and Drap &c Turk FRntaloOnt;
Linen Check, white and c0orsd Drill
ind Nankeeu and Pongee
French and American Cottonade
Eg large stock, suitable for the CALIFORNIA EmgranL
sstng Rubb Goods Check shirts, AMI all arce-Red
Shirts and Drawers ;ee. etc....Aso,
Muslin shrs stand-up and turnover collars;
Lisle Thread Super Sik, Gauze Merino Gauze Flannel
ana Gauss Cotton Undershrts and DraEer
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks V8lises, Carpet Bags 70.
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets etc.
iE- Examine List Of Prices;
Best quality Back Cloth Dress Coa sqs former price, $50
a A s j: i: :::::::ii. F.: 4
sS a. % .. ...........si a. IL
I'll do do -........... 10 and H. Il
Slack Clsih FFoskr at prices in the proportion.
aslt quay BLACK Dosnkn former pes, sl
81 60 .-.s--....--l
81 and So 90 90 ... ..i s;5ais $50. and Z g
very large ofcoored Cashmere
rom q TO ST.. .Hemarkabl ] cheap goods.
eupeE . acA catn vests. iron v 90 % o.
g9 .ol9is9 60 ..-s.-.e " 70 "
15 Ts " os Bay Ee Velvet s Marina: 81 e g
etc. etc, all exceedingly cheap.
Also Slack Cloth Coats and Psleto Casnmer
and Tweed saca and Paaoa Blanket Coats saius Pants Cod
Casnmera Fe Wool and Mefno Undehits DrawsTu
~ ons Priee!.-..No Deviation! "a
iy12f ALFRED MUNROE & co. "a Magazine st.
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PRUssfc AciD.--A German paper says that sus-
pension Of life, caused by prussc acid, is only APP
parent; life is Immediately restored by pouring
acetate Of potash and common salt, dissolved in
wafer, on the bead and spine In this country rab-
bits have been at once recovered from the effects
Of prussic acid by this means.
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M0RGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT.
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Office, NeaU Orleans, la,

~ At the above Establishment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting OF HOvEbs, HIGToR9, BioeRAPHY scIENrr.
Ffo, COMMERCIAL, GEosRAPHIoAL and MEDIoALWORKs.
Also Complete Assortment Of Stationery,
Iogetes Sith all the principal Daily and Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZINES.
Country orders fo 3ny article in the trade supplied forwarded
with dispatch Books nailed Prompt attention paid any work
ordered By mail. Foreign Books imported 70 order.
J. C. MORGAN.
Lifrary Depot adjoining The Post 0cs, Nss Orleans La
p s. Complete arrangements have been made with PRINCIPAL
Publishers throughout the Union, supply works al
r. a. issued iel2 sm2dp Ign
DIR. AMES' TONIC BITTERS
or All the remedies there compared 10 On
AMEs' TONIC BrrTERs prepured entirely and re-
Affections, Indigestion Constipation Jauudce and All those
Debility which prevail IN ubern
climate. This Tonic requires putting advertisements but will
itself by be had and RETAIL Al s
CUsIOMhOosE street, new v4ieais' Ia ie2S sm2dp
HIBBARD's WILD CHERRY BITTERs:
r. These Biuers are iybv SER
vcahle pvspepue Affections. They assist Digeson sia
the Liver, and They are nnaeed
removing LanEuor
inrideut 70 the Spring
~ Only agents IN NeWoreans, J. WRIGHT g. CO., Isl
oharIes street s2s Nv
~ Strangers in III City, see Dr. b. F. Null, EMS
M the other columns OF this lac
best IN his profession the United Satea All that an
need would do we'll 70 give him call, CuAtamhouS
MIST
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LIABILITY OF ENDoRsERs.-The Supreme Court
of the State of NewYOrk have lately decided, that
written notice to the endorser by holder of a
note, Of its non-payment, was sufficient notice
without stating that payment had been demanded
Of the drawer.
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A BosroN EsTATE.-The Boston Courier gives
description OF visit to one Of the localities in
that CITY, IN the course Of which the writer mem
nons wooden ihree-story house, usually inhabited
by from fifty to sixty families he yearly income If
which, to the owner is estimated at $4,000. though
the original cost Of the whole concern was onlv
$1,000. 1t was in this building that The colorsd
man, Goode, committed the murder for which he
was recently hanged
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or The Mail ailsd iion beyond Charleston
Yesterday
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EARLY CoTToN BoLLs,-The following is from
the Athens (Ga.) Banner;
Our friend, Col. Samuel J. Bailey, brought to
our office on Saturday, the 9TH inst, two cotton
bolls Of this years growth upon his farm in this
county. One of them was fully two.thirds grown,
and the other Of nearly the same maturity. The
field upon which they grew is pretty highly ma
nued. We understand from good judges that this
is very promising exhibition for this part of the
country. Il is due to truth to say, that Col b. has
been more fortunate than the country generally 10
escaping the blight Of the killing frost in April, and
has not suffered for want Of rain during the present
season. He represents his crop, both of corn and
cotton, to be very promising"
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MEDICAL GARD.
4. X n WhNNE. Physician aud .4ee0Hehers on "a
iondest street one door above PoydEasi adjoining the
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RACES IN MoBILE.-Two races were TO be run
over the Baseom Course at Mobile on Wednesday.
the first for a purse Of s2OO-three entries-the
second for fine set Of haness-three entries.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE This evening. will be acted the
Lady and Devil. p The Rendezvous and The Spec
tie Bridegroom "-thTee Comedies in one night
g lusatiae Schubert would not one sufeel"
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n most superior and new style Of Mems Sum.
~ mef HATS fOaths' and Childrens Fancy sa
~ HATS and CAPS. resolved BY late arrivals y
!, These goods are Unsurpassed in this or any
otnef market, and be found together with oouna
HHe, % nA5 A. iuMREket at D'ARCY'S
Rs s@ eopsEof ChaTIa and Csna Is,
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hATHING.-Ihan Ceanlinea, by frequent and thorough
Bathing, there is nothing conducive to health and
nohing the neglect Of which culpable There is
no Cholera inthe Bath-heFe Disease nor Death nor
EnevaIon there but ceanseS Iaavenaes and reinspre
both the Physical and The Mental Man. You can obtain
10 Exchange Alloy Bath either hoi cold for the insg.
HiieaRt sum Of twenty-five An advertisement in
auo her Column iVes FIJI paftisn iafs
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- correspondent Of the Boston investigator
says the town OF Madbury, N. H., supports
neither doctor lawyer, minister or paupsr II i
one Of the best farming towns in New Hamnsbire
has about ninety voters, many of whom are thriftv
and wealthy farmers" We should Judge il to he
says the Post, an extremely healthy, peaceable'
tpicked place. - 0S''o'
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AGRa OF ACT0Rs,--Ihe AmefioRn Courier of
Philadelphia, undertakes TO show thar Il i a very
erroneous impression that the profession OF ne
stage tends 70 shorten life. This is shown BY
enumeraiing forty o. fifty instances of eminent
acton who have lived beyond three score and len.
In This list are Smith, Of Drury Lane, (ihe ersat
Charles Suriace,l So; Moody, s. Beard, rs bib.
din, rs; Yates, 81; tombstone, - Munden, "a
Bannisler, u Faucett, 20 Wroughton, 20; Bens-
ley, u King, IS; Hull, &c Murphy, rs Mrs
PITT, 10; Miss Pore, &C.; Beinhold, ~; Quick So
" Knight, 40 :; lneledon, 6S Whitlock, 20 Mrs.
Mattocks, g.; Mrs Davenport, 10 Talma and
Madame Mars died at Is Of upwards Iafond
lived to 80; Mrs Gibbs and Mrs Glover are 10 or
upwards; Lady Craven aear 70 CataIani is well
al &C.; Mara reached 75 70 these, in England
may be added, Charles Kembe ana Graham. now
living, aged beyond TO- and in America, Henry.
Hallam, Morris, Cooke, Mrs. Morris, Jefferson.
Francis, Mrs Francis, and Cooper, Barnes, Warren,
Mrs. Wood, Bernard, Mrs Oldmixon Mr.. and Mrs
Darby, are still living at an advanced age. Nearly
all Of these, we believe, were English born, and it
would follow that scarcely one American actor
can be set down as long lived The Inference
from these instances that the profession Of acting
tends to long life, is strained. It might as reason
ably be insisted that the profession of soldier in
time OF war, is favorable to long life because the
majority Of officers in high rank are composed of
menadvanced inyeap. They are picked lives, and
are commanders because they have survived the
perils Of their profession. If the thousands who
died or were killed off before they could rise 10
eminence are left out of the count it is as EASY to
prove by the longevity those who survive longest
that fighting is conducive to long life, as to show
the SINE of acting by the ages Of the nos5
fortunate. The battle of Waterloo must have been
very hsaithiul exercise, for few of the general
officers can be now less than seventy. and some
are over eighty.
The real effect Of Stage employment ON the dura.
ton of life, can be asceriained only truly by full
record Of its influence upon all who engage in il.
as well with those who do not rise to distinction as
those who do. This being carefully made, we
suspect the irregular labor and excitement bodily
and mental, which belong to the profession Of the
stage, will not be found so conducive TO length of
days as the Courier hastily assumes.
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WV oRLEANsl

TalDaT moaNma T0lT %. iaI0.
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The PIRATE OFF CAPE SAN AuousrINE.-The
newspapers insist that the Eudora of Bangor, y
was chased by pirate boats near Cape San Angus
the, dourteen degrees north of Rio) and that the
foremost boat was received with volley of twenty
muskets from the schooner, which oapsized the
boat, and killed and drowned its crew. The Ban
gor Wing says there is no vessel from that port Of
the name above, and that as far as the story relates
to the Eudorus Capt, Wiggin, it is entirely fab
rieaton. Itpurports to have been received at Bos-
ton by letter from PASSPORT
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- 7Nia Pags IA Grey NEws, g
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Is o 90 Sc Charles sIaet-cne ag0t tqe IN
tion. la few Nsekl lhe balance o ha gtal lsi4
IS removed tbt snsis huidhE. she We e lasipe nt'se
10 IS sEsls which w enable 70 kaR pqG1 without IN
9f8asine business,
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GRAPES IN MAssAcHUsETTs-AIr. J. F. Allen,
OF Salem, Mass. is said TO be the greatest producer
OF grapes by artificial heat in the United States
having nine graperes Some of his lighthouses are
over 100 feet in length, and rips grapes of ne
choicest varieties are hanging on the vines every
month in the year. His prcluce this year will be
about 5000 pounds and his arrangements promise
to double the yield-for market, Of course. Peach
trees and aprlcots are cultivated in the same waY.
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STEAMER JANIS L. DAY.-The fine steamer James L,
Day will leave for the Watering Places and Mobile This
Day, at II o'clock Il will be fac opportunity for those
who intead 70 visit Pass Christian to witness the exciting
race Of the Regata Club Saturday morning The Cao-
tain and his ge manly Clerk Mr. Thomas Bates will see
the passengers well attended TO- They know how 10 do IT,
STEAMER MoBTLE.-In oIdsF 10 meet the wishes Of many
Of her patrons heads Of fam les who desire reach their
homes at early hour possible this steamer viii in
future leave ben Wednesday and Saturday evening trips
the arrival Of the instead Of the O'Clock train as here
tof0re. See Advertisement
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The SULPHUR SPEcTIc.-Dr Birds cholera
remedy, the sulphur and charcoal pills, has been
analysed by Dr. Terry, Of Detroit, and he has
found morphine in them, to which he attributes all
the virtues they possess. It had been noticed by
the physicians who tried them, that they produced
effects similar to opium.
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eF~ Protection Hose Fire 90. = the Officers and
mae are respectfully requested attend speeia Netting
81 SATURDAY, EVENING he 2lsi nst at O'clock The at
every parsuary requested az business Of
ir2l los. q. RUsAA, aeoretary.
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On the h rsl near Monlsg Shelby en As, II long ahd
painful uess, chronic daffhqs, 9 PAUL H. LEWIS. Of Mobile
IA the s6h year Levin distinguished bhg-
eau AMI well known New Orleans bic contributions medical
science IN various publ1atioas
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NEW ENGLAND's FAIR DAUGHTERs-Th Bos-
ton Post says of them, Industry and virtue being
their Inheritance, they blush being kissed by the
rising sdnin the morning, and are not ashamed of
being kissed by the sitting son in the EVENING"