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aThs Book OF Nation.,,
Ps os nook !. AND
10 the October No win be pubshsd the celebrated
"WaieA % tAs Mother .,
Also,
nForfune TeHins.p
This coored imitation the original picture
This believed has never before been attempted
colorsd fashion plate sl'o this No. usual
gI N sye 70 n Ne frenen, beside. 70 other ensaynss
nom the French, entitled
"Tae Essmins star,n
s M uly eooed This perfectly unique coored engraving,
ana we presume viii cause senaon among our suscribers
engraving designed By croome illustrative 81
"TAs Lords Prayer"
contains eight figures, the most chss,e
and beautiful pictures we have publhed This The pic
In Ave abeau designed BY the artist engraved in Lon
don y our % ] I artist, M Tss.s wasa viii
Ted state. should have in their or
whoever purchases one number win want another 10 take
New style. q Ornamental win appear in each
Portrait Of Mrs. sarah j. Hale
WIN also Be in ne December No Also and perfect gem
Search ns seripture,n
Containing hsurea pcrusns
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Emsemafie TITLE Page.
IN. s bu, ne ofe series Of engaylns that
track give mostly
sn we e Ss w have we % per
far exceeding beauty magazine
publisher In this number book from
hsnccforth, win contain two Of them.
eopsv's LApys
single Nos.s.. 80 Is
copy
copies year 90
copies
10 copies year land copy 10 the sending the club
Address l.. A. Cooley,
liz Chestnut street, Philadelphia
copy Lady Book year, and copy Arshufs Home Ca
Sept lo-oufd&c -1'' 1880 " "
pRIafT ON the Law OF Husband and WIG repri ns~a
rom the English, with Copious and - to ,e
American decisions ny Ralph Lockwood the New York bar
2 vols 1850. - s'~' 49,
psan rr,nePss q Medical jurisprudence Profession Of
American Admiralty, It's Jurisdiction Practice Practical
Forms and Directions BY w. q. Benedict vol, 1850.
sseenieafs Cruise on Real Properly Now complete
Phillip on Evidence: New enlarged edition. In vols
norse ce'enfated Inals 4 vol, London, 1870.
Reports o. Cases In Kings Bench 6 Price s25
Az law books for the lowest New York boston, and Pha
Sept 10 - ,t
OVID ,.a Everstes osasions and speec hes Va
specimens Of Newspaper Literature with Personal Memoirs,
a. cdote and "Reminiscences BY Joseph IT. buckingham
researches respecting Amecu vespucus and his Voyages BY
Vrcount ssntarem ex-Prime Minister Of Portugal, &C
TAYLOR 4 MAURy,s
septs bookstore, near On II.
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Convsnsion In Maryland.
The following is reported the correct list Of dele
gates elected to the convention Of Maryland, which 10 to
meet in November next to form State constitution:
Wings, 40; democrats, ~; Union men, 10.
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pALTTMORE College Of Dental surgesy.-sept, is5e-
ID 5lThe Of Institution
menees the a. Monday o. November and four
open Monday October; and no pains have
been spared Tor teaching student thoroughly the
and practice OF his profession.
Fees for The fun course s......,,........eio5
diploma ee.......,... 20.
sept1o-lawfw w. r. HANDY, Desn.
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rELEonApHIo REpoars SoR THE UNION.
Cos6ition Of the Northrn Markets.

Con}iffon Of The NortheW Markefs
NEw YoRK, September 90, y. m.-The stock market il
quieUned States SIS of 1856 coupons, lis offered Four
IL rner. with slight advancesaes Of 500 barrels 4 "a
81 81 81 for State brands; prime Genesec S5b
80 o. as to qualify southern, 30 II 70 81 Corn meal
10 S3 So l2t. T-
PnLAbELPHA. September "a p. Government slocls
quiet Sales Of Pennsylysnia IS At s2l Texas 10
s. Flour Is quiet-snall sales brands IS 10
IS rs; southern, s. rs IS 81. Corn meal and rye
-four unchanged Wheat stead Of red az Jos los
yellow, 81 65 Oats, 86 40 Provisions
dumess pork, $40 20 $40 ~ Groceries firm. Cotton
Is fifm-sales small. Whiskey, 26 a "a cents.
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received Coast Survey Once from
VIM r. Macarthur commanding surveying schooner Ewing
July H. 1850, mouth Of the Columbia ver ocen
well
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WANTED immediately, woman 20 do the cooking
washing for small family. None apply
can give recommendation white would be pre-
eued. Inquire 81 this once. Sept lo-dn
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lucky, and Texas gave unanimous vote for the bill.
South Carolina and Mississippi unanimous against
it,
Virginia gave majority for the bi-eight to six. OF
the eight. two wings.
North Carolina gave majority for t-hve to four All
five were wings; and Of the four. one was whis.
Georgia was three to two for the bill Two Of the three
were wings; the rest were democrats.
Alabama was three for the bill-two Of them wings.
The other four representatives who were nays are dem
ocrais
Missouri, four for the bil-all democrats one mem.
Der (Mr Phelps against il.
OF the non slapehoidng States Maine gave three for
the bill. three agains, it, OF the last. whig
New Hampshire, three for the biltwo deuocrals one
whg one Gree -soier) against Il.
Connecticut. three against the bill--one Of them a
wing
Rhode Island. one wing against the bill
New York. fourteen for the BILL eighteen against it
all wings except Mr. Walden, "a democrst) yea, and Mr.
Preston King. -soler) nay.
New Jersey, (democraD yea, three nays, (whigs)
Pennsylvania. thirteen for the bill-three Of them
wings, and MIR. Levin, (nativs American D and five
against, (all whgs,) and Howe, (free -soier.)
Michigan. one yea, "a democra and one free-soiler
and one wing against
whg, two free soilers.
Ohio. FIVE yeas (all democrats bu, one) and fourteen
nays OF these ave democrats, four wings, and
five free-soilers
Indiana, seven yeas-all democrats Nays three. viz
one democrat, wing. and one free-soiler.
Illinois, four yeas GALL democrais) and two nays-one
democrat and one free-soiler.
But one wing from the West voted for the BILL (Mr.
Taylor from Oho) and sixteen democrafs and against
it. sixteen western wings and nine western democrats
Some insnuaions have been made respecting the
changes made in the votes against the engrossment Of
the bill Thursday evening and the passage OF the bill
on Friday Now, changes took place in favor Of the
bill, viz Messrs. Howard, George @. King. Mason.
Schermerhon, Stanton OF Tennessee Stanton OF Ken
lucky Thomas, Underhill and whiulesey. Six Of these
are democrats, and Eve OF them from the South. and
three wings only Five Of the southern democrats added
to the votes Of Thursday would have been sufficient to
pass the bill Is there a who believes that either
Of these is accessible TO any corruption or change from
the Executive influence or from Texas stock
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LAttsll's Living Age, No. saf.--Pncs I2k osntA
1. The Mysterious Ccmpsct-From German
q Dcborahs Diary Par v--shnpes Magazine.
o Notes Of Naturalist, Part vIf--Frascrs Magazine
g. Courshp Time Of James f--BIac kwoods Masaxpe.
8. Last Days OF Bckerstetb- o. y. EardIey
g. Shores Of the Arctic sea-spccafor.
PosrsyThs Two Bees The Goblin Telegraph, Mora
visn Requiem.
sonings In England.
wAsHrHarer, December a. Isls.
periodical journals literature and science
which abound In Europe and in This country THIS has appeared
ne Of the English languages ths by ts
and comprehension, includes poratnrs
mind In the utmost erpansien Of the present age
j. q. ApAMs
Puslshsd weekly, at o rear, y
H. LTTTELL b CO., boston.
And sold BY JOSEPH sHTTLINGfoN,
Sep 10 Corner ~ Pa. svenue,
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1a SOUTH cARo1INA.
~osss M .ss BSS oSseoal Holiness Mo.
Dsmersf. Yea, Mr.. Wellbom Nays MssGs. Haral-
y w Az Mss.n. Owen and Toombs.
WAtx-Yss, Mr. csbsil.
- Dsmogsn-Yes, M. Cobb. Nays Msssp. Bowdon,
Harris, Hubbard. and Inge..
""S-fsss' msssr@ Aston and billiard
eaS w Wi Nays Ms's Cable csIusI. Morris
WAin Yea Mr.. Taylor. Nays; Me... ca~Pssll
'si Root I,w s sssssi. sna vaioa aans' mum
MICHIGAN.
D.moerai.-Yea, Mr.. Buell. Nay, Mr.. Bingham. tY. 81
Whig May Mr. sprague
Democrats Me.srs. Al6er,son. Brown, Durham,
Fitch, Gormsn McDonad. and Robinson. Nays, Messrs.
hi Wsis sna sSf NJ. Nj asa.usAsy.
Dsmocyan--Ysas. Msssrs. Harris. Mccsmand, Rich
ardson, and Young Nay. Mr.. Wentworth. :
Dsmouat.-Ye., Mr.. Lesisr.
WISCONSIN.
Dsmocrats Mays MesTs. Doy IT, 81 and Durkee.
Wkig.-Nay, Mr. Cole.
Dsmocyat..-Ysas. Messrs. Bowlin. BAY. Green. and
Hall. Nays Mr.. Phelps.
Stanton
Waiss. Yeas, Messn Brock. Johnson, Marshall Nc.
Lane and Morehead.
Dtmocvas.-Yeas. Messrs. Ewing, Harris. Johnson.
WMg:-Yeas, Messs. Anderson. Gentry. Watkins,
and Williams
Democrats-Nays. Messrs Brown, Featherston, Mo-
Willie, and Thompson.
Democrat y. Mr. Johnson.
LOUISIANA.
Dsmocrats-Nays, Messrs La Sere and Morse.
TEXAS.
Democrats-Yeas, Messrs. Howard and kaufman.
Summary. Yeas.
Democrats from free States Sc
from slave States N
Wings from free States
/" from slave States 70 .
lOe
Mays
!" from slave States % ),
Wings from free States 80
HN M.~nb.r. ,rbo al sof ,,oss
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ssssmb,sxs Of our sowcitEsns was only sxcsedsd BY
he good order which prevailed during the whole Of this
Psnnsyivana avenue much good order and regularity
unitsd with 20 much enthusiasm and patriotic Joy.
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General Agency and Law ono. a. vyashingtc'
DE sELBING 4 wYLrE,

No. Tbdds Bvidinss, Pennsyiranio 4 hps merit W
Brcs1s Hotel, Wasksnsfon, b. c.
rHAs. DE sELDING ANDREW wyLrE, H., having eIss
GO partnership Tor he purpose Of prosecuting Chains
Congress- the executive departments, before any board N
mssoners appointed Cor the adjustment of spcsous
claims o. against any Foreign government, prepared p
M and faithful attention 70 all business may be- nru,r
.heif charge They win also attend obtaining pensions
snd return duties, OF claims arising under
oherwse buying and selling real essate collecting private
andrew wyle, H. will attend 10 any law business with ~
either himself Or The nrm may be ntuted, in Of s
he District or the Supreme Court OF United States r1
Chss De SEEDING, being United ssnfes commissione
public and commissioner Of deeds for a the States Of Ne
VIII give prompt attention 10 the taking Of testimony,
menf ~ deeds, and other duties which sppertan bis once
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the amount
and the extent Of services required. M -.
Communications postpaid VIII receive immediate anen''
Sept 6-dny |
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PHLADKLpHIA, September 9.-The SchuyiklI navigation
loan has advanced $40 The khoders to-day agreed
hundred thousand dollars repair the recent
damage TO the canal Sixty thousand dollars were imms.
datey subscribed.
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VALUABI.E BUILDING LOTS AT AUcTIoN.-on Tuesday
ll6. - = 80 = - " :
The above Described property fronts 7t and
running win north and Boundary
street ~ feet each, running back 9Th 200 Ps
nave me opportunity al the sale as the property win be @ 10
Title indisputable.
seps-a Aneuosssn
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VOWELLhNG and IAnens.-we invite special attention.
the annexed description goods just received, Via
80 dozen best huckaback towels "a.
~ do medium do e.tA.ss.H#
- pieces hucksback toweilne BY the yard
"dozsn nne huckabeck towels for chiidrcns ns"p
100 pieces Russia diapers, including all grades
Also - 4 . 80
% pieces fne shlrsing linens
10 DO do do ask cents per yard-a hffss
With many other articles belonging above line, which
cannot enumerae, all which we will sell than
where. $3.50
cLAeETT, NEWTON, MAY, co
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Those marked ,. 9. drse soiD are those who made
slavery test in the organization Of the House.
RESULTS,
OF the saveoldng States. Maryland, Tennessee. Ken
lucky and Texas gave unanimous vote for the bill.
South Carolina and Mississippi unanimous sgaina
ii.
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REGULAR PACKETS.


@Z - FOR BiIoxiThe splendid and taymiie low
ss@as g. GgsSssH sn ss"%s %.sr cAToslA w Al
"aG d & oa s En-. s Ssn S: N MS IL cs q
e hsllgssI o'eleck NJ cart Thereafter viii leave
sad r. fHR & " q sys u u 80 s s
q tl,e w O'Clock A. NJ; sars Returning leaves Biloxi
Fare % Bay st. Lo1is and PAS Christian % 90
Fare $s s 'ipR Ky dE6BE sGf BIss Ass il Bank Fass .
Fgr sIsliis via nay - g. Louis, Pass
muster s sBoss eses ifsE ana FUR
HAY Throughout The season leaving le New Canal on
A. M touching at The Ponlarlran Railroad for passengers
~ Is O'clock T. N e, .Esa o. faeslays and by the "
Is Ms 'ilS Fss 2 o. MoEHY md m isg s
a ali oars The eeessd s np q P o'clock aDue H. On
bSss nbass aSs oe9ss r e " ou 20 Fss I 60 S %
epsaps isii mp f'' i''sl 0f IL 'sfSs agY
iAS fASE sTETAh aTEasfR SAy.SAIEEII2N SLAIEEIIHNL GSM sy
For Mandevi!le, Lewiaburgh, Madi-
saas ss ssd 81 Sf%'S j. hoffman, s s.
sasae srsasr daily as follow ipess s,s;
The ,LakeEgd of the Poptchariran Raroad EVERY
sanisys when se Win leave az = o'cock Rsiurnngs. ns
leaves Coyingten Every Morning. at O'Clock (su
L Go Il ana SSsIs IS Sc ou
mhs sm Or nAstss nisMia AiscU5. i IS. 33covinstou.
S5 Iy Ssb&$ sHf Mssnsysa !
light draggb stsaner VIII Leave for the above and inferno
assengen from NeiYO Oreans going NORTH may calculate
~a iea iissa'' sa ~ q CAMPBELL Co Agents, Mobile
a& iilase MssGIy fssEss sissns. Fl 10 Sbiss
ve5uls Es cs5ss cRDAs sod GdsENES VI
landngsTr new msgniicen! and swift running passenger
above trade about the 18th of September and will
remain in the above trade during lhe For freight
apls e T. b. SMITH. 90 Magazine st.
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II AG,fTlsH NlfR,s II fAL1r-AT MANplsvllsik, 49,
ID Onposifc fhe Main Hharf-fhe undersiened .:;I
have fhe homer Of informing the pnDlc, that they H4iii
lave lust completed an establishment at hlsndeylle
,ns,;,sa bs nrre Whaff on scale Of magnfcence and
cpni esonined to iii the that has long been felt
in his delightful retreat has been thelE ann 70
inning the comforts Of Restaurant kept in the most
snnrnxed and recherche style, with Wines and Liquors oil
ie n,fst choice and varied kind =.
Dinner viii served either al the table dh0te, OF qccoEunE
IN te lin OF fare Attached to the Restaurant VIII " fqnnd
dispensed.
Ria Roor provided with excellent cues, and where anna
ievss can occasionally find relief from the nonoseny OF
In ne The et nothing undone TO make thels
estabshneni an agreeable No has been spared
10 rneure comforts Tor hQ who may honor them
wl'n %sis ISL Il pal'A'ss' BERTRAND. CoNBE 8 co.
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL. BiAOAt.--Ths undersigned
lsE has the pleasure of announcing To her Trends
and the public that she has eased for term Of years f
tiis desirable Hoie The location i central 70 hns 4f
the 6ene6t Of The breeze. and beautiful and pleasant
view The house well adapted TO families The rooms large
ard well yentated and desahly fitted up. There are
era Ten.p Alleys attached 70 the Hotel ssos Pleasure
and Fishing B0atsand Short hing 10 give salts
'-i,ys ia sn y ~ "''' 'A-' " - '' q NJ HUNT
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n lApHNEHO1Islr-HOIY HARD st he undersigned,
IL for several years the conductor of the well known
situate in Baldwin county, Ala. on the eastern shore ltd
Of Mobile Bay ten miles southeast Of aloble @ sss
with their families and enjoy the natural beauties ana
accommodations of the place, open Tor ne saso
He intends conduct his house in such style Of tasle aa
excellence make tie resort OF the country ana every
way worthy of the most liberal patronage.
Those visiting DAPHNE will have the adyanlage Q. OF, Gu
ioyg Shower Bath unsurpassed in the Southern couy,
dred gallons OF water per minute slIqhs tas M ncs
Spring also on the premises. very Denecai 70 tn"ss "O
health require the of Mineral w aief, - =. -.
For Salt Water Bathng comnodlous house mas oeeh
Steamboat viii leave this place every NOR
ming for Mobile, and return IN the evening; q =
k- Applications for Board should be decie 70 me- eaie
Of an5 SS5s sm IioKSoS' Esd "0D'' Wa L. HOWARD.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

= N u .
1BlJSLN ESS (,ARIJS.
'hhU. -; 7AAdnh, N9targ teoftcs no. . Srayief
4 street and NO ~ BANKS Arcade fassags. ap9 "
BpLKAkY -dgeat Jer Miss ~ PonttHey Qflice
siIsH 9ss Ss. - ~. i. ~ W. , :,
II. No II 81. Charles Street api sw
i Gonssio Y ;ra,d sss, S VIZ, see S ~
4 w ~. ihAfMOND, Family Grocer. ~ .yE Ca%p
,tn ,5,N tI,lIss o5 ,,e-ases "a,
"a Grasiar street. - yI8
A ,s ,,AIIiflgf{Y SLi5 RT0tsr ~ Pocdsas s,ycet
=; a,,. 39dsss:: I !, $. jas =
) elasts and sap ass.s. 81 ds@soa 4. n. q il
EButG, MIR " 20. Cossmisstca, Afcfchants, No. 33
-. nGas s''ss .sy, rsw 15lsss .ss aall y
- Liquors Noa 4 S and 4 q 'Ros ri street 4 nI9
M s.1 gsaszzz =,
D. Banks ATcae Tes ara ana appfascf' SO. j ~
- e -
~. 49,, T. x - \. sl Se.nm.ssIon rchant and shippsx
,SOisN T0OIE, cgmnsssfga Nie5e6aat, EmigTGtsoa
y md Remittance osles, 20 bank Place n. o az
Ia I'm, NJ s a sgsssssen % he1saaa1 1 X aSd SF
Ill; MCLEAN 4 s, 6gssa Faegrs s qnq ss q,
,. M ase !, "
- e d5ls4 fAMl , ,geissals sa Q frg .ss eS'a, a No
~ 7,ss,, ,,1Ss. NJ .,
w Camp s'fset idice aieL cceaDsd bs D; MrEs5,
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"a, ~ r. lnsIeiu Y Oo NJ. UIeeh"Vpu y 20,
- 80 = tt-i,slni7s .,eN olleale. mo
n DIN Gl4AlBUKtNE, dttorHcv at Lste, Notary Pub
Ae (success9r 70 inglen Hermannl - camp street,
eyer GSelange bank ol Horace Bean y Cos mhsI on
.H ( r. LOWE. Bel Hanger and L0ckshfith, Camp
EY Al work guafantied. ap24
M dTRAFyaaY IA NJ a igs6 n iS.oI,
Il Ntr, ,it;s NJ q y y 49,, - .1s ~, -. 's.nJ
nc Bnletiag of,taS aS' ~ : Ss'si M ~ s rahs ~ Seet
fETURNRis 4 ssl5TSIK soSaoS a1d No.
r5apts-NV - =. s.s,e, .f ~ ,l
Il sTcfs Nsvy esrlasrs - ~ = 1se Ni Iii II II s1
n 80. -. -. - -
i W. HAh1tisON ~ ~ Fof1oardfng and Com
". flAssi0h herfAas.s and StsP dgfHtss IL GTlyie
reel Agentslor Hand' lsHe0t Phladepha Packets n2
ID H. MAItR ~ OF ~ NM Df,IlS1sV will pvac
N. lice LdIo In Parterst IN nil the urrts he'll, h New
Orleans OTFIor No. / St tsharss sir,ef - nss n n,
NTAWFT1s ISa7Tvs'ON 4, fs5 Sv.,. .si,,-- f5eei
VI i1g aad Fortsarii, . M NJ "a & fs.as
4treet. - = - Isl Z
utsNasSl f5--g.- - :, -
j faifaos ~ jpaeds and Sfvhtes 4 4 8 ts
'roet, npnode Lafayette Square. Via Iy
q, " RAcg; ". H. FOSTER.
x kOs lf1st, 1tt0r1bevs and toaIsqtgrs al
~ i.eF-tlhces = = tAchange flnce, NJ y. nli23 ly
\ nj ISSfs TIKI 10 h 7r,sh ,3,eti,ee Ssesr
~, q feRt qNd Ggttsstor-v Office, No. On Chedmaehta
"A 'A'eet' '.l1 hOi''.lls,iit tnes = "a. %
M GER ss,. yofdyB pJie 4 d ROYAL stre, fogice
va. lately Aed by ii. B Cenas, Esq., Noiary Pnilio)
near tie HoslO ace. - ana 5n inilain
/; W, 4RIHuR; IL, JOHN THOMAS.
II 4 AtE1ltGhh ~ CU. C0lnH4lgstOa, fr0BfSfOH and
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lsss
THROUGH I'M n

THROU II IN II DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety-three Miles. 4
NEW ORLEANS TO MoBILE-By the Daily Line
tls toRlssIal l csp sesss and MES L. ib CAPT
Mss esseE y fas Pa@ e. fns
through IS hours; -2e5
o1 Rns Rr.i ass stsss sasas Mobile 4 @ q ss
sias ss el s seSias boats iEPERqk Gaps Goz I
RY CIlFTn}E CoPs AdSms; LqWNpES p y ply ,ll %R Capt
Johnson FARMfR CAPT. james: Fare Fare s Time ioas rough
a9 10 43 hours BY the Daily Mail Line Coach-Fae so
MoNTGOMERY 10 CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE.
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
NJ AsHIyFS M RlsdAs'ss
Rfsa ,ls M M SiR Silaai Pm M sffo
Aus0a....: s r IN. Chsreson IN. Iairoed... lse
FareMoptsomery Charleston, sa6 90 Tnls through,
TRee Daily Stage Lines between opeiks and Gpin
nasns though Mssl Point La Grange and Greense 10
forward any number Of through passengers without de-
fw The Cars on the Railroad are Of the most approved
construction the Georsia Raioad provided with
Exchange S Hols' RontsO%sls Hail. or Madison House
NJ B.sPassengers procuring Through Tickets of the
| Agent at Montgomery, viii save about ~ IN
| C IL EAT CENTRAL l. Nj ALL LIN f,
| VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
Monteo%esya ii n. opeits M q miles
opeifa 80, p, Birnesyie. 40 s,ages..... gs
Berpahe "A y Maeon.... p failToad... 10
Macon-....6 Savannah. p. Rairoad-. 1870
Savannah Charleston, ~, . Seamer.s. 40
4 Fare-Monig0mery TO Charleson S23 Soto Savannah,
&2 50. Time through ~ hours including nights rest
| viz: al Savannah and Macon.
~ The Steam Packets eemposipg ON the Chs5esios and
BROOK and ZEN. CllNCH, well known for ieirsatey,
neatless and sumptuOus fare.
~ No charge for meals or berths.
The Cans the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
| are of the finest description.
l Gy Staging reduced to ninety eight miles.
Two Daily Lines OF -Four Horse Post Coaches. from One
lika to Basye via Columbus, besides Extra Coaches al
waysn readiness 70 carry forward any number Of through
| passengers without detention.
ea For Through Tickets, apply 70 the Agent at the Ex
change Hotel Montgomery Hall, Madison House, Mont
| gOniery, Ala.
N B---Pasengers procuring IhrOugh Iickets oil the
Agent at Montgomery, will save about ~.
CHARLESTON 70 NEW YORK,
BY the DAILY Line OF Sea Steamers to Wilmington e..
thence by Railroad to Petersburg thence Phadepa by
and baltimore. Through Tickets can be obtained Of e.
| W1EsLow, Agent Wilmington, and Raleigh Railroad Com
pany, Charleston, ). q. Fare, $40. 3
Steamships from CharlestOn to NewYOrk
Steamships NORTHERNER and SOUTHERN EH
leave Charleston alternately every Saturday, arriving in New
York on the following Tuesday Fare $40
e-H~ Fare Through, Fiity-nine Dollars. III
je7 SHELDON u POTTER. Agents. 6s Camp St.
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AfOi4AssRss BARRha46. -
FTtHE srhserheIs have hand from 500 10 {5-fs5
i 1900 CYPRESS MQIASsEs BBI.S. l
ale BY s. w. fHoMPSSlE 4 Co
nas 81, Charles st., corner of Julia
QUITE R-50 Kegs choice ST Louis May Futte1 aodins,
Dmys0 A. p COCHRAN Z co: n Tchoupitonias sl.
" sixty davs sight Tor sale by
ais JOHN II. EI.LlOfr 4 CO., % Gruyier Il.
ExIRE HICKS 0 900 Pitlsburg landing from Eiean
IT. eI Empire go English and SCOTCH f6r sala BIZ
jet HAYMAN 6 HOLDEN, g MagRsins 4.
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NNTILLIAd T.. POOLE, Notary Pubic, No. ~
wv lamp street (0flice lately occupied by " b. Maks)
NewOdeans apii ly
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CuA LEWIS. W. ARTHUR
! EN HILL. s9tt0fneVs at Ldl0, Henderson, Rusk
Couay Texs, win practise in the Supreme and District
Courts Of the State and H nerd TO the purchase and sale
Lands and the location Of Certificates in part OF the
E-r.. ip11 lvd& w
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y E,suL4AR DsfY GOODS sTItADIs-JosEPI u.
~ PAlshER, IPholcsdie DecftT IN Dry faooas No.
b1 GTiyer street. ani6 dS w
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I T.. LOWE. BEL Hanger and Locksmith, Camp
v street, corner Of Estee
eg All work Guaranteed. apA
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Epu.OXI HOGISE-rhe public is respectfully informed
ID ttat this establishment viii be opened for the -
reception visitors the 18th inst Attached to the f
nonse will be lonnd 2 Bah and Bli4Lt M ~ ARD 49,
STABLES. The table will be always supplied with the
ecacies OF the Sea Coast and the New Orleans market
The large Lawn and the great number Of Shade Trees
rounding the House, make this Hotel the desirable for
families of any one along the Coast. Persons wishing
will please address the undersigned and send
Tier manifestations by boat.
mylldSrW JOHN w. NIXON.