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q. @. SasIyE

Ss u. SEHHtE
ID RESPECTFULLY invites the attention Of
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meni Of Cabinet Furniture and Chairs, which
he will warrant made OF good materials and
in workmanlike manner. AT his Establish.
ment, can always be found good assorl-
ment oil
Fashionable Furnitue,
Which is equa in style and finish to that of
Philadelphia or New York cities, and al as
lou prices He has Sofas of different style
and prices, from S25 10 500. Divans, Lonn-
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Rocking and easy chairs, Piano stools, and
variety of upholstered work, with Dressing
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and comodes and all kinds of fashionable
work. His stock of bureaus, enclosed and
common waihstands, dress-tables, corner
cupboards, sofas, dining and breakfast ta-
bles, bedsteafs, cane seat and common
chairs, is The hrgesi in this section of the
country. Hewill also keep good assort-
ment of feukteg- gIassos- u ifh fancy ailt and
common frames. He will also furnish spring
mattresses fited 10 any sized bedstead, which
are superior for durability and comfort to
any bed in use.
BIoomsburg, April 9Th 1854. If.
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DR.. FRANCIs Q. HARRIs0N,

WUULD respectfully inform The cilizens
of Bloomsburg and vicinity, that he
has commenced the Practice Of Medicine ana
Surgery thefelands solicits ashare of pubIicp ma.
tonnage. He can. always be found at the Ex.
change Hotel opposite the Court House. !.
Bloomsbury, March, ist, '55. y
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WILLIAM YOUNG, N. ID.

''~D<<&b< 4oOLfo, H. ~.
/ Let Io father be ashamed the present copy
OF the Aesculapius to his child. II may saye
him from an early grave. Let no young man o
woman enterinto the secret obligations OF mar
ried life without reading the Pocke A esculapius
Let no one suffer from hackned Cough Pain
in the Side, restless nights, nervous feelings.
and the whole train Of Despepiic sensations,
and given up BY their physicians, be another
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married any impediment, read this truly useful
book, as it has been the means of saving thou.
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jaws Of death.
ANY person sending twenty five cents, en-.
closed in a letter, will receive one copy of this
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dollar. Address, DR.. w. Young No. I52 Spruce
street. Philadelphia Post paid.
No 1872 Spruce St., Philadelphia.
Sep ist, 1s54-ly.
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II HUDDELL,
Ticket and Freight Agent,
N. w. corner Sixth and Chestnut SITS.
q. A. NIcoLLs, Superintendent Phiadelphia
and Reading Railroad.
I. KcKIssocK, Superintendent Catlawissa
Willamsport and Erie Railroad.
HENRY COFFIN, Superintendent Williams
port and Elmha Railroad.
July 10, 1s55.--tf.
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M HEATLEY'S ARCH STREET THEA
" IRE. 1rch Street, above Sirth, PhiPa.
The STAR ConPAsY, Composed of ihe first
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ton heretofore offered to The Theatrical Pub.
lie, will appear EVERY NIGHT in Comedy,
Tragedy, Serio-Comic Drama, yaudevilles.
Musical Burletas. Sc, SC.
n When visiting he city,go there.
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HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED
IN THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION
FOR THE THIRD PE.9R?
CEETHE RARE INDU UCEMENTS!-T
~ management have the pleasure of an-
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designed for distribution among The subscr.
bers, whose names are received previous 10
the 2sh OF January, 1857, is much larger and
more costly Than on any preyious year.--
Among lbe leading works in Scnlplare-ey.
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bean,ifui Statue of the
"W o o D NJ Y M p N !"
The Busls of the three great American States
men,
CLAY, WEBSTER & CALHOUN,
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ee9 ID I2 e az A 90
APOLLO AND DIANA,
In Marble, Lille Size.
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Venus and apple, Psyche,
Magdalen, Child ofthe Sea,
Innocence. Captive Bird
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With numerous works in Bronze, and O col
lection of sererai hundred
Fine Oil Paintings,
by leading Artists.
The whole Of which are TO be distributed
or allotted among the subscribers whose
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lake place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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10 A copy OF The splendid Steel Engraving,
Saturday Niekt,p or
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zines one year; also
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A Ticket in the Annual Distribution of
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Thus, for every 50 paid, person not only
gels beautiful Engraving or Magazine one
year, but also receives the Art Journal one
year, and Ticket in The Annual Distribution,
making four dollars srorh of reading matte,
besides The ticket, by which valuable paint
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8 addition. a.s, IS
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wing Saturday Night csuhave either Of The
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Those taking five memberships, renting
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For further particulars, see the November
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10000 bushels of same in bulk.
10000 barrels best quality Ordinary Land
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low price of 20 cents per busbel, or Sl.I0
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25,00G bushels of same in bulk.
1000 barrels Caleined Plaster.
1000 Casting I"
900 Dentist
5000 Hydraulic Cement.
1000 True Roman i"
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This article we offer in confidence 10 our
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superior 10 most in the market
10000 bags of This superior Guano, for sale
al the lowest market rates. Also, Poudrele,
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FRENCH, RICHARDS g. CO.
At The Steam Plaster Mills. junction York
Avenue and Callowhill Street, Philadelphia.
February IA, 1856.
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!D99T@H YOUR S, ,ssa1LsW.
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OR, EVERY ONE MS OWN PHYSICIAN.

THE FIFTElTH
i Edition, with One
h u n d r g d Engravings,
showing Diseases and NAL
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a Treatise on the Diseases
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BIoomsburg Foundry.
Noticel

Al. persons indebted to the undersigned,
will please to call and settle, ashley are de.
termined on closing The Books, We hope
This call will receive attention. n
Il Fss stsl s. DRElFuSS,
~ A. KLINE.
/, Bloomsbury, Sept 90, 1856 80. :. s.
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Woods Ornamental Iron Works,

Woods Ornamental Iron Works.
RIDGE AVENUE, PHILADELPHIA.
THE attention OF the inhabitants Of Penn
sylvania are invited toithe extensive Manufac
tory aud Warefooms of the subscriber, who is
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice, Iron
Railing ofevery description, for Cemeteries,
public and private buildings. also verandahs,
Fountains, Chairs, SeItees, Lions, Dogs and
other ornamental iron works Of decorative char
acter. Purchasers may rely on having all ar.
ticles carefully boxed and shipped 10 their Jss-
tnation. A book of designs will be furnished
to those wishing o. make selections. 1sali.,,
ROBERT WOOD
Ridge Apenus, beloto Spring Garden 81. -
es.5 a PHILADELPHIA. Il
September e7. 855. -.
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PeruYiam GuaMO
JOSEPH A. NEEDLES,
Manufacturer Of .t-.
WIRE. SILK a. 9TH SELVES

COURSE, medium and fine in mesh; large,
middIe-sized and small in diameter.
MefaIiic Cloths or Woven Wire,
of the best qualities, various sizes of mesh,
from Nos. TO 80 inclusive, and from one TO
six fee, in width. n 50
They are numbered SO many spaces to a
iiueai ioch, and cut 10 suit. +. -. ..r..
+. The subscriber also keeps constantly on
hand M
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nRAWER GOODS, Spotted Swiss. Bog
~ Jaconeit Null, Cambria, Swiss Muslin
Bishop Lawns, sale Bard Muslin just receiv
ed at the Store Of
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IRON STEEL, and every kind Of Hard
MsKELvy, NEAL 4 Col
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LAND WARRANTS.

SEVERAL 100 Acre Land Warrants can BE
~ purchased BY application at this Office.
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No. 26 South Fourth ST.,
.plIII.AlELPHIA
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Millville, July 6, 1855.
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Bloomsburg, April Isth, 1853.
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nEING AN ORfEI-
y NAL and popular
Treatise on MAN and
WOMAN: their Phys
siology, Functions and
Sexual Disorders of
avery kind. with new
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'o,sv IN the returns and throwing out anout So -
maj! - tia FOR similar reasons COuotns IN re
o,ee' go poyesheik as il ought TO be the majority
;, nes mG CO., with Wright Carroll and hootg .nsIy
70 nsai ,ssc;ai vote jackson is another OF those
py sne torn which came 40 unexpected return, cut
~ The majority hitherto reported for the Con-
stitution. e .t;, ,,o-u;,c ,rrss nm maior-
- zoo against the instrument, with three codusie'
y..y nom, Bat there ere errors enough IN II. o"H
s,n,ss-paient to ail--to change the compieHioo ..
~ majority II reports Appsroose S3l az ans ,r
,s,rcnert; wher the Official az published 70 tn7 e. az
nsroose psper, shows but CPS II reports ayns ut
a at AGO the same way, when the latest sna ~
figures VI have seen place It al 21V ~ P nd most
peld al q the fame way, when tie is,ess CO. w1y
reliable figures we have put it at lob e hssoad dis.
Z" But n few days will settle the me't. a.,jed but as
pute. We regard il az 10 fact afeaay he off, ia
Seubt. are affected BY the opposhon, ~ =, neces.
Count 20 he made on the Sd pro1mo' VIII ''
ssry TO set them arrest ..s nv gentleman direct
s., 10: county AZ IS for the Constnu'iou' "A'i"s
no. va" 'oo ~ 10 hear from. n
Dut W. Wright County has been heard from ON
LIN" ~; 70 for the Constitution. lhere 5. tnere-
ciaILyi .ns county to hear frsm. The majority Is
tore f SS' after thiowing out 400 in Powesheik"
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Tots!....

While the Joint Committee was N session al the
cce of the Secretary of the Territory on the % y u'
az alteration took place between ExGov. Corn sa'
Denoc;a ratio delegate rom St. PAU ard MI. WisoS
Republican delegate from WDoua, when the IL G,".
erncr, finding words inadequate TO the emergency 4"
the Gaze resorted to tn, Brooksisn prsssice Of the
bludgeon, as more Democratic if not more forcible
mode Of augmentation. The affair seems to have
been mere dsgrsceful than serious in seonsequences.
Later intelligence by telegraph brings the unex-
pected bat sgreeable news that the Committees and
Conventions have compromised their differences, aud
agreed upon one Constitution which will be submitted
to the people, who will no doubt adopt it. Three
cheers for she State Of Minnesota
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
THE EMPIRE CITY AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Monday, Aug. 81, 1SJ,

New ORLEANS, Monday, Aug. 81. 49,.
The steamship Empire City, from New York via
Havana 9th inst., arrived here last night with the
Caijfornis mails Of the 9Th inst.
Tie L. 4. Mail steamship Illinois, from Aspnwal
for New York, with the mss and 81 900 900 in trea
sure went ashore at Colorado Reef, whence che was
got of With mu,h difficulty, by means Of assistance
from Havana, but fortunately sustained but little
damage. She would probably leave Havana for New
York ON the 9th.
The news from California by this mail is of gen.
orally unimportant character.
Political affairs were the chief topic, but even 10
them rothing Of grea. interest had trauspired
The weather had been good, and the ne VS. from the
crops lie excellent.
Several large fires had occurred in the interior. The
towns Of Saint Louis and Michigan Cliffs had been
deeIoyedby fire.
There is nothing of intere,t from Central America.
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sor,.u1ys IN THE WIGwAs-The Special Com
utees Of Conference appointed by the ssveral cqrsS
Of the Democratic party held two proIaeted sessions
az Tau.paIy Hall yesterday, with ve~ OF efecs'ng
union. Several plans presented by the respsc-
tive Committees withO3, coming TO any agreement,
boyyeytr. The Cooper Committee proposed the selec-
flo, If two members os the Wilson Small Com aittee,
two ,f the Savage Committee, and one OF their OH.
uho should be clothed with full powers t. 90 TO
work and reorgsniae all the ~ard orgaLzanons-
Iris the Wilson Saall Commitsse would rDt ascent
TO. and insis,ed upsn an equal division Of The Com
II i,ee with the C1Opeites throwing the represents
tiyss Of Savage cot Of the question, az it were-and
,his proposition vas Of coure, az strehaous'y re-
sisted by the latter. The Wilson Small Committee
made apoths, proposition 20 have two distinct or"
CARNATIONS in which they should al DO united-oie
Of these organization to consist OF Delegates rom Hs
resnet,iyc Wards with It's General Csmmittsei aSo
4 other 10 be composed of Delegates from the ne~
Assembly Districts WITH It's General Committee. Lac
sdysnsgs Of this psn rot berg very percephDs a"o
he motive for urging its adoption being looksa ueon
| with suspicion by the Savage and Cooper IoAi'I"
| twas orposed successfully, ard, nnany' inc $50
| sessio. broke up, The Commiitess-ha'i"s "ppNAv
&C., =, So IL the eveaiDg the Cooper Cen
81 c,m,o;,,es held meeting, and. afser lssA'ns 70
sns.cls. from Hessrs Coohrsne, seidea kynaen ana
cher, they adopted the fOlls.ng iesoueoo; W. -,
| r., .bs Democrats Republican examinations Of
hSsoat9 80 seventh. knth, Nina. Teeth bey nth.
ISltssniS Eo1I,snth fiitesush and se'sseS.h
go ncclsc publican STATE CoryentioS 20 be hess st
% - 20 The 10Th Gag Of September sBd the Demo
o; E.,ubsssu osslzAsoni Of The othsz WsIes 49, re-.
rs,,d zach i've 5s ess,ss 70 DaEi:t Sonsshin
"a n ar6s pOpE AsssDby District 70 De he5 10Y
tsa si.ctisa sssgs- al shsrLsie 20 the sal
Ct,yr.sea The Ward orzsLirstons 20 b heir ees on
yday rs 5sy scDtsIhe and The District Cohysnser 10
fss IN Saturday eyssiDg 5th Of sptsBber as O'Clock
Ysd That al }pute BE- Etfered ~ the e. rss
f de.s6n The 81 ueelz To Be- he'd ~ sHAn
Htu 90 Mondsy evening next, Q, O'Clock 49,. j-
P,soes Thst the deexsss from the ssveia Dt sess ec
at T.mu AZ Hs on MONDAY eyeuns Sept, TO- elect on
delegate a; large aud one Alternate. ...l.-g. $40
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THE CRrlr EssrERs.-Ibe work on this great
ttesnshp il now progressing quite successfully The
whole ofthe hull is completed externally, including
Iiyetipg AID caulking. The arrangement bf support
ing the rud6er has been rooonsdered the present ar
tapgeent being that the heel Of the ruddet stepped
into a suits bic gearing projecting FROM the RAIDER
rost Will at the upper end, within board, il has
ci!culsr castrcn fangs, fitted with friction rollers
which works upon table supporting the en a;ae
wtg BIZ of the ruGder the snge with it, rollers oelnS
smfsr TO trnau turn table; ttu, the power required
for ~Ukirg il TO steer the chip via be bsI snan ana
thu wear upon tie step will be irh.ng. ..a,.
The leddlewheels are row completely liz -,
geiher and fitted permanently sp0o TIA peq9ie @ ss
ready TO receive their foat The sen no o' al.
ships sizes ere being PCT D rhers are so Is.. Ia
VARIED Cat-iron frames, ftted w,a * yaas
iDcbee diameter clear opening glazed VITA 10 s,,s
iIty ere .org and ven fd together TIE s s9
Cruys ~ the brass frame sted sish 6 GO 200 so.i
dsrt II Joint vstss-;lghs IhsLe ar pa,ed
~ J5,s SIC Ai!y O. Es.rut edi tte trsnses arc
x s'i rs9saft.r GAS iaeI:s ds1s,sI s''st =.
s,e--e. Btixe va eSSia6Is % - '"'
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MIyxEsoFA.-Fron our S.. Paul exchanges o. the
18th u.. we Learn that the compromise coArt'f' Of
tie two conventions. after sun5ry confsrsnessi lad
come 10 the conclusion that they could ncS aree on
.ubuitirc to the people only or cOnst!Gi"a, owing
chi.av it i, understood to disreensnt' % the qae:
tin Of outrage the Republicans fsyOsias and the So
called Democrats strenuousy Opposing UNIV 1i'"' a0N
impartial suffrage. 1t MAS though Ho"e'el, 14A
the coD-Aisss would agscs upon p.aa 10y su'uii''
ting each constitution - The vt's Of 'ae pe'P' o. Ie
sane day.
IAe following appointment ior senh'V'' ana N@p,
ieteItstyss 20 TIE State Lsgis!aufe Gao os'1
upon BY the .,tini COMMITTEE q tae Two
az. 4 saa'aousis, VOID Do as'e.ea- i"' s-''''
C popAia;iop, say. IL. liJrS.f, 'a' p''S b'-' CIV
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THE GREAT HORSE EXHIBITION AT


EIMIRA, n. Y, Monday, Aug. 81, 1857.
The week commences here with fine weather, and
She prospects for the great exhibition very cheer
ing Large crowds of people are here, and others
COZ srtly arriving. The adittance to the grounds is
fee to-day there being no contests Tor prizes until to-
norrcy when il is expected that Lancet, Flora
Temrle' Jack Rooster, Millers Damsel, and many
Other n, ting celebrities will give an exhibition OF
teir speed. -. ...
The bookstore Of c. Preswick in this place was
entered and robbed on Saturday night Of goods worth
from $500 TO $500.
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MINNESOTA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

ST. PAUL, via Dubuque, Aug. 81, 1857.
The Conference Committee appointed by the two
Conventions to unite on Constitution for Minnesota
made report yesterday in their respective branches
which was adopted. But one Constitution will be
submitted to the people. The Convention will proba
bly, adjourn to. day.
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TIE STATE ARSENAL.

BufFALo, Mond.y, August 81, 1877.
The Board Of Commissioners for locating and erect
ing Stale Arsenas and Armores held their first meet
ing a. The american Hotel 10 this place Saturday
evening. The Commission consists Of Adjutant.
General Townsend, Inspector General Bruce aad
COmnissary General WaTd. Gen. Bruce was elected
President Of the Board, and w A. jackson of Albany,
tie Clerk After appointing the necessary Committees
the Board adjourned to meet again at Hcrkimer on
tie let October.
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yo.Dsrsc,k vii be completed and read, fos Ia, dces

yo.usrsc,k .M be completed and read, tx hs dccs
raters, o; holsteyers, sc.
THE MISTRESS OF rHF sy,s
The |srdt rbits sIirsls at thi. prrt. and depar-
cre. from u, ere Calculated 10 and from Sandy Hook:
ne Pc. .',s from The bs"erv The course hence 10
FrTocl For this difference in distance our aooomno-
da,ir nAyg a.oF oDs n houe, whereas 4, would DO
- ve,y Eheral f.,irrsfs Htfc v ever steamed up u
Southampton at all But abe doe, such thing. Her
Etelish ctsiraiion is CCwes about III miles short OF
Sou smpttn Ior is il sYep 10 COwes that the n sdy
retk6ntrroeis tfrt;s log He ,top' short at the Nee
Gles some ten miles further VI, 10 the westward sed
thee making up HE CHIN io- toe championship vim
precise eccuacy debts himself in TIVE, With the RAJ
frt N Sandy Hook 10 the Needles srd takes credit fs
tire fer the from New.lo,k "a Southampton, the
LAST hours being at the speed OF miles horr. Tho
or cesr ingt mus, but too hiusy 10 bear testirg.
There is 20 Dc ubt thst tie Vanderbilt is a very fast
vessel but her oWaers and the press should bA con-
tert with reporting he, passage fairly For the pree-
ebt the Persia retains the larrsls BTagss good dog.
bat holcfsst is q better. IN Album.
A Lew lre Of propeneIs viii shortly ooume,e.
runrhc between this city ard Charleston. The open
ing Tip WI be made from Sew Yois by the Allan
Ia Cspt Gage ard will be srootedei by the " Men,
phis" Capt. We.sOn.
rug ADRiAric.
TIE steamship A3iatic viii be taken in,o the Large
Balance Deck thi, morning. Sh, is 90 large that
almost the entire dock has to be altered 20 suit her
model Il being dfer,n, fiom any verse! taken Ia the
s.xk. SIZE weighs sonc twelve huodtcd tors mors
he, che did when she wss in before. Is expected
hat her copper will be cleaned in very short time.
,nd ,sa. she WI only stay IN he deck ocs day. She
VII. IL IN be got rsady for her l'ial trip.