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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-13

THE PRINCESS ROYALS WEDDING DREss-The
Princess Royal Of England is the observed of
all observers" The time rolls which is to take
her to her new home and her new country. While
it is passing she is looked upon with that interest it
is so natural to feel in those about to lose
The wedding robe, in which she is first TO be salu-
ted in the character of wife, is progressing, to be
ready for the day which Is to be enacted that
most heart-stirring aud engrossing event.
The Princess Royal is to be married in dress of
Honiton lace, as we'll as her august mother before
her. Those who know the tedious nature Of the
manufacture will not be surprised to hear that its
cost amounted to one hundred and fifty pounds. We
are not able to say what is to be the price Of the
robe now in preparation, but are happy TO be able
to speak of its artistic design, which has been ap
proved well for taste as for patriotism Its pat
tern is composed of our national emblems the rose
the thistle and the shamrock beautifully intersper-
sed, and producing effects equally light, graceful
and elegant When it is remembered that every bud
and flower, spray and sprig, are each and all formed
by the young lace maker on the pillow resting on
her knee, the amount of female labor will appear
stupendous Not the most tiny leaf or the swelling
of single line of meandering stem but has cost so
much of human time, which is indeed nothing less
than human life.
At the same time that this exquisite and elaborate
work is progressing, another robe is also engaging
the time and thoughts of the HOnitOn lace makers.
The design for this second piece of gossamer might
almost lead the expectation that it was intended
to enwrap the youthful form of Princess brides
maid It is adorned with lilies of the valley as en-
blemac in their purity they graceful the de-
lcate hanging bells nesting under the broad leaves
nature herself being the artist copied win so much
skill by the delicate threads, guided by the dexter
Gus fingers.
The wedding handkerchief is also in progress. 1t
is composed of a splendid border of most elaborate
workmanship, while in the centre the royal arms OF
England are copied by the same process, being a
perfect marvel in the lace-making art.-LOndon
paper.
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THE RESULT IN THE NINTH DIsTRICT.-The
success of Atkins over Etheridge is a result over
which every true southern ought to re-
joice, and over which, doubt every Black Re-
publican will lament. The course of Mr.. Ether
dge, in Congress, has uniformity elected the prais-
es of our Northern enemies and we have heard it
said that it their intention, in the event of his
return, to support him as Speaker. He is talented
and bold, and if sustained and supported in his
heresies by the people, be is capable of doing inf
mite mischief
Atkins has made most gallant fight, and the
District may henceforth be regarded permanently
Democratic -Memphis appeal
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SAM TAXING HIS LEAVE.

SPh1NGFiELD aug ~, 1907.
Editors UaiOn and American: In as much as
suppose you wish to keep posted up with the times,
viii inform you of little stir up that happened in
our village Saturday last soon after the result of
the election began to be spoken of freely If close
observer had noticed the crowd he could have
noticed every few minutes some one pluck or wink
at another and then the two step out by themselves
and whisper for moment or two together This
happened so frequently that some of the Democrats
winked back at those who winked at them, and
out they would step to have chat in private
But behold When the cat was let out of the
wallet, the private consultation was all concerning
sam! 1t was reported that he was in the village,
and that any of his old friends wished to see him,
now would be their last chance, as he would stay
but short time IN cog, in order to bid a
final adieu to some Of his warm and partieu-
lar friends and in order that he might leave as
privately as he well could, he would leave the
American flag SO gloriousLy defended, behind, to
some one Of his old line Wing friends, to convince
them that what he had said them in his better days.
was all for bunkum. That he intended to leave un-
noticed by procuring large black carpet sack and
thrusting handle through theloops and throw
ing it across his shoulder. He intended to make
tracks, nor did he intend to stop till he reached
Mason and DixOn's line. Poor fellow Although
in his youth, he looks old and care worn, and when
he reached out his hand to bid us adieu, with his
black carpet sack over his shoulder and axe handle
supporting the same, he could not speak good by,
my friends but left in silent grief! God grant
he had chosen better cause; may his misfortunes
ba in the nroyiflenea of God all the hattar for
America! E PLURlBus UNUM.
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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

JNIFIH ST. BELOW WALNUT, SESSION 1851 She
faculty of tn Institution has concluded aoId
ter but one collegiate Session In lear beginning De-
iooer and terminating in March. Examinations given
daily by he Professors at tue college, Hospital instruction
and Material for Practical Anatomy, graons 10 the
yanced student Supplementary Lectures also given
FEES: Naturalization IS one full cour,e 800; Perpstu
al Ticket, $50; Graduation, $50.
limited numoer OF students, OF moderate means, and
well amended will be Beneficiary list
For farther information, ADDRESS
augll-4t /. HOWARD RAND. MD, Dean
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University 81 ggashviIIe.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENH--SESSION 1873. The 7th
Ifl Annual Course Of Lectures in this Institution viii
Monday the % Of November next and
till ths lst OF the ensuing March
THOMAS X. JENNINGS, N ID, Professor Of Anatomy.
J. BsRRlEN LIN UsLEY, n d, Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy
c. K. WINSTON, " D. Professor OF Natsra Medica and
Medical jurisprudence.
A. r BUCHANAN N D, Professor Of Surgical Anatomy
aud Physiology.
JOHN N. WATSON, NJ D, Professor Of Obstetrics and
the Diseases Of Women and Children
PAUL T. EVE, N ID, Professor Of Principles and Prae-
tees OF surgery.
". X BOWLING, NJ D. Professor of Institutes and Prac-
tiee OF Medicine
WILLIAW 7 BRIGGS, NJ D. Adjunct Professor and De-
monstratOr u Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms viii be opened for Students on the
FIST Monday October, Che 5,h.)
Preliminary Course o. Lectures res 10 all Students,
will be given the Professors commencing also lsi
Monday in October.
The Tennessee State Hospital, under direction ofths Fac.
ulty, is open the class free Of charge.
ClnIque has been established connection with the
University, which operations performed and eaees
prescribed 70 rand upon the presence he class
amount OF Lectures is Sos Matrcuaiion fe,
(psid only) s.; Practical Anatomy SIC; Graduation
lee SIS.
Good boarding be procured for "a per week For
further information or Catalogue appiy 10
PAUL F. EVE, VI ID,
Nashville, aug NV Dan OF the Faculty.
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IMMENSE 0RGAN.-The great organ placed in the
town hall at Liverpool is of the msrvels of must
cal mechanism. 1t consists of four rows Of keys
sixty-three notes; and two octaves and a half of
pedals thirty notes. There are 108 stops and 5000
pipes varing in length from 80 feet to threeeghths
Of an inch, ten octaves apart. The grand source
of wind is from two immense bellows, each havin (
three feeders placed in the vault below the floor of
the hall. These are blown by steam engine, con-
sisting of pair Of oscilating cylinders There
are besides twelve other bellows reservoirs each
giving its appropriate pressure of air to those
stops or pipes which it supplies. The pneumatic
lever is applied to each of the manuals distinctly
separately to manual cOuplers. To the pedal organ
there is double set of pneumatic levers but the
most elaborate of this power is found in its ap-
plcation TO the combination of stops-it being ex-
hibited in a compound form to each organ individ-
ually, and to the whole collectively, where by one
operation the player is enabled to produce COM
bnation of stops upon the entire instrument at
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
II. s, French and Son,

ON TUESDAY, August IS, will for sale in front
~ of warehouse, Ula street, at 10 O'Clock, the fol-
lowing articles, Of which desire TO close with
ont reserve, viz:
30 hhds Sugar. from fair tol5O Painted Buckets
prime; 5 0 rsams Wrapping Paper,
100 bags n o. and Baltimore p bbls Dom stic Brandy
Coffee; p bbls. Holland Gin:
1000 kegs Nails choice brands; 50 Dbls julius Smiths Old
500 boxes Star Candles, lail Ieser-e Whisky;
weight 20 cases Matches;
1000 bbls. Whisky, vsTiolsl09 boxes Corn starch;
brands; 100 . Whea ten starch;
leo boxes Tobacco; 10 CherO0t Cigars,
1000 sacks and fine SalI;I " TalIOW Candles;
$4,000 Cigars, assd brands; 50 4" Backing, large and
$50 dOZ BTOOms; smal.
$50 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles in the geOeery line numerous to
mention. auEl2 Fl. 5. FRENCH & son.
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E6~ tall, stiff shirt collar saved mans life
in an affair of honor in San Francisco. The
parties were Frenchmen-the weapons duelling
pistols, and the distance fifteen PAGES. The Sc
conds measured the ground, the parties were sta
toned and the word giveR AT the word 90 fire, y
they both let go. The ball of grazed the cheek
of the other, and glanced off against a stiff and
highly glazed shirt collar, which probably saved
his life The other ball went skyward, in search of
the comet. The parties were anxious to fight it
out, but they prevented by their seconds, who
adjusted the difficulty.
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PRESERVING GREEN cORN.-Now that the season
of green corn is at hand we wish remind such of
our readers as are fond of this savory and nutri-
tious DISH that Mr.. Rowe, of Pennsylvania, has
obtainef letters patent on newly discovered pro-
cess for preserving green corn. 1t consists in re-
moving the pith from the cob while yet green, and
then drying the 1t is stated that this prevents
the accumulation Of mould, and renders the work of
preparing the very trivial Corn thus preserv-
ed is said to retain all its peculiar sweetness.
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SEWER COUNTY.

SEWER Co., August 8, 1857.
Below give you the vote of Sewer County, and
the rest of the State has done weas old Sewer,
Harris is our Governor by 600 or majority:
Harris, 29S; HsttOn, 766; Taylor, 702; Watkins,
So; Fletcher, 700; Bullen, 3ll.
Harris has almost doubled Buchanan's vote in this
County, and Watkins is, 1 think, our Congressman.
Bullen is our Senator. The Know NothiDgs had
hard work to keep the Democrats from getting hall
tie County.
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mOntns.
Y.
JOHN WELLINGTON, NJ D, Professor Of Chemistry and
TOXicOlOgy.
AYRES P MERRILL N D, Professor Of Principles and
Practice Of Medicine.
LEWIS SHANKS, N D, Professor OF Obstetrics and Dis
eases Women and Children.
ARTHUR X TAYLOR. NJ ID, Professor Of Anatomy.
HOWELL K ROSARDS, N D, Professor OF Sargery.
GUTHRIE, N D, Professor Of MaIsria Medea and
DANIEL F WRIGHT NJ D, Professor of Physiology and
Pathology.
GFOBGE F JONES, NJ D, Oemonstratoro Of Anatomy.
JOHN MARABLE, NJ d, CuaLn Of tie MUSEUM.
The fee for the entire course S05 payable in advance
MatFCuation fee, -, Grzduating SO Anatomy aud
Dsseeon So tObe aksn esfOre graduating. Rooms
open from The LIST OF October.
Preliminary Lectures. free TO all Students and
the pu0ic by each Professor subjects c0nuected with
his department. which be fully tUshJ in the regular
course, be delivered during the month Of OCTOBER
mencing on Monday the i2th o. the month";
CLINICAL INSIRUCTlON.-Ghs Memphis Charity Hos
pita open member Of the class ali times aad
special eli instruction Wil given the wards Of
Institution days-WedHesiay and every
week The DspsDsary, OF the Of the College,
large number of patients every morning surgical
operations Performed in presence Of the class pa
suffering from great variety OF diseases prescribed
for medicines compounded and dispensed, with such
instruction may be illustrated by particular eases.
The College possesses ample Museum, Chemical and
ppasaus, and every thing necessary demon
strate the course Of lectures on each branch.
students desiring further Information will address Pro
fe,sor l.. ShzHks, NJ d.
aug4--2w L. SHANKS, n D Dean
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A SINGULAR BET.-On the 10th of July, at the
C;tv Exchange, Col. W. Williams began to eat a
tbousapd eggs in thousand hours; that is he is to
eat one thousand eggs in fOrty-One days and sixteen
hours. amounting to one thousand hours, without
impossible condition of eating separate egg in each
.enarate hour. The bet is for a thousand dollars,
between Williams and G. W Hutchinson. If Will
Iams wins that bet he certainly must be regular
aormapdizer.
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Posr OFFICE AT CHICAGo-The yearly expenses
Of the post office at Chicago, Illinois, amount TO
about S74,OOO. There are 81 clerks, at an average
salary of 5000; there 1922 boxes which rent at
$s,29S per annum; $40 drawers which rent at
s. 62O The receipts for the last quarter stated
1t $500, 900.
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SENAToR WALKER-Late last Thursday night,
when the result in this county was ascertained, a
large number of the personal and political friends
of J. Knox Walker procured a fine band from the
steamer Winchester, and repairing to his dwelling,
ssluted him with a number of beautiful and appro-
nriate airs Mr.. Walker called out, and greeted
his friends in brief but most fecitous speech The
affair was appropriate the part of his friends as
II was no doubt, grateful to himseE-NemPhis 4P-
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LARGE sALARY-Alluding to S25 900 salary to
be paid to the newlyelected President of the Erie
Railroad Company, the New York Mirror says that
the head man in Stewards sugar refining business,
received for several years salary $4,000; but he
resigned his place for more profitable employment
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CONGRESS-

WArK1ns is elected in the first district by ma
jority of about two hundred.
We hear nothing certain from the second district,
but continue in the belief that the chances for May
nard TX. NJ are the best-and that the delegation
viii stand 7to3.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


TITS work win bring ne attention Of the present gen
Grafton Multitude OF hiHss connected with the govern
men which have long LAIN ia fOrgstulness-ss York IA
dsPsAdsnt.
This work will prove Of immense value public men,
sDdto Every American citizen who aims to know the ern
history 9th COuniryfsD Tork c0urisr 1ra Baqrs-.
Col Bsnons quaIae oDs for this task no one can dbl
pute. Hsname UPON De TITLE page inspires eona
denee in its statements ind fsih is impariiaty and
lire falthfGlnsss.-BostA TragsRsr.
Ills surprising 10 SCI how many OF ths subjects whieh
s before discussed BY the fathers In the very
infancy oftse confederation We shall welcome each
cessvo volume Of this very valuable addition
the history Of the county.-BOstOa DAILY 4Sdrsrtissr
The Arrangement OF be Debates Of Congress- 6y Mr. Ben
ton, made with mach and exesleni judgmsni.
This work will form alsos complete history Of the Unsa
States adoption Of the federal eonsatiOn, aad
will be an nva.uzOeF work Of rsierenee-sg York Csa
msreial.
The theory of nstutIoss, the nature and working
the various parts correctly understood by WAC
viii be the trouble sudyi this iniOs
nation will be, ia tbes Debzies within the Teaeh ever
citizen The indexes the end OF each volume render Is
easy any pereular sHbjsct.-BgfaO .7issrts.
An enterprise Ike It's Interesting, invaluable and
tiOna deserves the INST ample encouragement. The
says prefaeS the will 70 him labor
and Of pride, usciEang the patriotic deaano
skipped and each in ii place. Of his works in
hand-BOstOR Post.
This abndgemeRt, cosderng the inestmabe value Of The
Debates plss peEl history OF the country, forms
treasury knoWled should be possessed By ever
czen afford f-snd there feVwnO not abls
enuing out, wlseraIly sC0Rnereial BaLstia, Ma
Orleans.
This sbrdgemsnt sot 10 restricted 70 the speeches 81
ceebrated ora0rs buEE extend men, and
the painsst speaks who spoke to give infOrma
ton subjects Of sufving interest DAILY PiesyHas, Ma
Orleans.
By Debates Ws ID the hst business Rtodueedin1c
the Representatives,. Afsr the inauguration,
bill to collect 'Dutesn Imports sad curious and inter
esg OF the ate that every speaker seemed
regard pro,sc Of home industry OF the OBJ
ects 70 embraced matter Of coarse in any project for
raising We shall probably receive the Of
every reader in sang, that no living person combines
Of the qualities for the proper execution Of
this work the Senator who has undertaken
it.-NGtigaaE InfsEigtsr, BashHgtSa.
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Messrs. Steward 8 nuncnn.


GENTS: Accept my thanks for the presant Of fine sack
" Of Family Flour manufactured by you, and Justice
say that 1t is the nest spec men Of -four that have
in my family since have been Tennessee Its per-
fse.y white, and bskes Delightfully."-.
Respectfully,
aug IL DIFF CATH9RfNE n. PRRNCH.
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Montgomery, (Ala.) July %, 1857.

ny. Tber.isalawyer in Dearborn county, Indiana,
ln no less for his ecentriciy than his legal lore.
Many are the anecdotes told of him. man once
went to him to be qualified for some petty office:
Said he, hold up your hand; I'll swear yOu' but all
creation couldn't qualify you"
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SUNFLowER CRoP.-Near Edith, S. c., a crop is
about to be gathered Of four acres of sunfowers.
The seeds will be used for oil and to feed cattle and
poultry as in the South of France, but the chief OBJ
feet is to obtain the 6bres Of the stalk for paper
making If the cultivation succeeds, it is expected
"a supply abundant materials for fine writing and
printing paper, as well as fine and coarse for hang
iuO-naDer.
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7oTE OF RUTHERFORD AND BEDFORD FOR
PERRY COUNTY.

LINDEN, Aug. s, 1857.
GENTS Below, give you the vote Of this Per
~ County:
For GOvernor-Harris, 49s HattOn, SO5. Har-
us majority, 1913.
For oOngress.-wright, $50; McEIrath, So
Wright majority, AL.
State senate.-TaylOr, 497: YarbrO, SO6. Tay-
1Or's majority, l9l.
All right in Perry, you see
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CLkIB0Rl MACHINE WORKS.
IRj FOUNDRY.

IR( FOUNDRY.
WE have slt our new and extensive Foundry
w the old stanf the late Nashville Manufacturing
Company and areBpared 70 execute heavy and Iight
work OF any descrp the sh8r notice Light CAST
nas 10 small smOua moderate city prices, heavy Cast
logs 10 large smouHtrnshed per ntraet Cincinnati
prices With stditinnirsighI We have also commenced
OpCrations in our ne
VI SINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, sails FInurmiIs of the most improved
patterns made ords obbiug and repairing done i'm
atfy. We ready hks for Engines and ils
and shall furnish pal enable purchasers TO pat up their
Mills with little eNpf Manufactures Farmers viii
find profitable 10 sss, before going East or West foE
Machinery.
STIM BOILERS.
For stationary engRnd steamboats, made 10 order ofhs
best material, piSiih PirerOBts Crates Standpipas
and Valves, warraBtD stand ny pressure required r
Manufacturing or pdlihg purposes
BLASMTrn SHOP.
Any description oIthwOrk done in excellent ssyls
none but Arstrate Ireed-ssWmill work. Stsrups Dogs
Ptman Irons, Saw eIs Bolts and all kind Mill Irons
inside 10 order on shoDliee.
Farmer wishing tgchass good. cheap Machinery, VIII
do we'll t. call al cute OF address by letter.
JACkBR & CO..
ClaiOOf achine Works, Nashville, Tenn..
Uly 25-a Late Nashville Man. Co.'S shops.
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oOo Acre land for Sale

WING the soath side q lbe q Railroad, "a miles
u from Nashville, and three quarters from Lavergne
On Friday, august 2Ist,
We will sell the highest bidder, the premises about
hundred Of land including the homestead Of the
Matthew Nelson with all the Improvements, cOns ting
frame dWein house, containing rooms, with all
necessary OuhOues such gnh0use cotton press etc
There is $50 cleared land the balance veil
umbared, with a failing of running
through the Of the tract, besides two or three
good springs. The soil is excellent and is surernr to any
Vet offered point Of fertility Its proX nifty TO Nashville
by railroad advantages Of being close TO Lavergne
there is established steam Saw and Grs Mills besides
good schools chu chss ETC. which 1t altogether de-
sirabe. tract will be divided plat Of VIII en- viii be
exhibited on the dy of We would ask nation
Of the properly before T. SALE confident
superior land and affords advantages any that has
been ofered to the public.
Terms Of Sale.
One third payable LIST December next, balance and
resrs without interest G l. NELSON.
GLAscocK Auctioueer. [Aug. 70, 81. dpwsw-td
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S[NGER'S

n REAT SUCtSS is always the mos, conclusive
- proof Of good RI. Judged by this there
Labor saving Machipef0re tae public comparable SIM
CHRIS SEWING lCHINES. After establishing the
hghest equation lie United States proof which
il the fact b about l2OOU OF our Machines
pOyed By mauufacts families throughout the cOun-f
Try and have receyil2 MEDALS from y different States
at Fairs.
They we've examh at the late Exposition "Unniver-
ie'' IN France. ere They carried OF the HIGHEST
PREMIUM, the MEL OF HONOR
Gy- The public is fted 70 call at
OFFICES Public Square,
and examine for tEeves and test q eapahty Of our
Mac ines for family and manufacturing purposes.
II ? SEWING NJ AINE SILK and THREAD on SpDcts,
Mac HiNE OIL and sdles, hand and sale, WhOls-
sale and retail. WIN. A SINGBR, Jr,
July l7-dIm. AGENT
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LENG7H OF A MLE.-The mile varies in length IN
different countries. For example, the English mile
is 1850 yards; the Russian 100; the Italian 1867
the Irish and Scotch 2200; the Polish 44OO; the
Spanish 5O2S; the German 1866; the Swedish and
Danish 1888 and the Hungarian $780, The French
measure by the mean league, which is 1866 yards
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pS~ The majority for Bullen (dem.) over Fletcher
* n in the Greene Senatorial District is said to
be ZOO The majority against Buchanan was near
600. This is wonderful triumph
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- r1anos.

NT1Ehave recsiy ourteen more new Pi. -.isg8.
w anO-fOrtes these unrivalled MAJ stlua ~
kers, Light, Newt Bradb bury, and HaioesI 3 q 0H
Bros which makir stock very large and desiraabie-
We Wsald be pestO have these instruments sxmin ed
BY all Whether tfeSre 10 purchase OF not. Every Pr
sold by as she warranted 20 give satisfaction il
very respec bblO W FREEMAN.
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7IHB light dragght steamer FILA - 1s1Nzh
i Master, will leave for the above and all IzsSsS
intermediate pOus Friday the 18Th stsssR
instant, az O'Clock. For freight pass Sssa
age aprly on board, or 10
augll-3t a. HAMILTON AGENT.