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THE LIFB OF CHARLOTTE BaoNTE, author of Jane
Eyre, &c By F. C. Gaske, 2yols, cI.
ADAM GRAEME, OF MASSGRAY. Novel by Mrs
OHphant, author of Zeidee, olc. IvOI, l9mo.
AN AMERICAN MERCHANT IN EUROPE, ASIA AND
AUSTRALIA: series Of letters by Geo F. Train, with an
Introduction by Freeman Hunt, A. NJ. IvoI l2mo
LOVES OF PARIS. illustrated. By Eugene Sue.
MYSTERIES OF LONDON. By Reynolds.
BORDER ROVER. By Emmsrson Bennett, Another sup.
ply just receivedby
may26 HAGAN & BRO.
The Island Princess; \ Romance Of the Old and
New World. By Mrs. Southworh. The publication of this
promising tale, has began in The Mem York Ledger Of May
5Oth fall supply of the numbers for SALE anu subscrp
tons received by HAGAN & BRO,
msy26. Union aud Market cts.
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Just received by Ljunel6l HAGAN & BRO.
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This wonderful Comic Magazine, will put
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I'VE have just received Cooley Lady Book July com
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ANEAT RESIDENCE IN FDGFFIEID,

offered for sa at bargain. The Lot fronts
Woodland street and 10 Minick. The House con.
good rooms, good cisten, The
built Of brio and the situation the best EdgeaeI.
VIII be sold low. Apply TO A. v S, LINDSLEY,
junel3-T 80 college street,
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COTOOSA SPRINGS, GEORGIA..

THE Propdeors pleased announce to the public
that this fashionable Watering lace will be opened for
reception visitors the 18Th II June when they hattsF
themselves they viii be enabled by their uHemited aten
and increased facilities to render their
laOle any similar establishment in ths Souh. DuI-
ing their will be Fancy Ball and Tournament
which Will be duly announced.
juueg-tjuIg IS BATTEY & MCDONALD.
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IL ORDERING TICKETS Ok CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address the Tickets order
cd the receipt OF which they will be forwarded by frs
mali Purchasers eau have Tickets ending with any fg
they may designate.
The LstC Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purcll VIII please write their signature plain, give
their Post UlbCe, County and State.
- Remember hat every prize is drawn, and payable
Ia lull without deduction.
80 Ali prizes Of 81, 900 and Urder, paid Immediately
ateT the drawing prizes al the usual time Of thirty
days.
al communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed Or renewed IN other Tickets 81
either office
address orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
5. SWAN Co, Atlanta, Ca,
June 25-tf
ii ? list Of the numbers thar drawn from the wheel,
the amount Of the prize that is entitled to,
will be publ he'd alter every drawing in the following pa
PeTs Now Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnteigenCer, New
York Weekly Pay BOOk Savannah Morning News and Rich
WOud bispaton aud New York spalch.
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Prof. WOODS Hair restorative.


We publish to-day the advertisement Of this learned and
amiable Professor resident Of Louis descriptive Of his
Wonderful Discovery, We believe there is but opnio
among all who his Hair ResIorative-and that is IN
bounded confidence its entire efficacy. has cooring
in and effects the renovation Of the hair by
ing forces, which originally give growth color
works astonishing chEnge.-East0n (Ass Clarion.
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swan & Co.'s Lotteries.
Rae MOST Brilliant scheme Ever Drawn.
CAPITAL PRIZE
10000 DOLLARS!

Owing to the great with which our Single Number
Lotteries received by the public, and large de
mand for Tickets the Managers s. SWAN & Co.. will have
drawing each Saturday throughout the year. The following
Scheme will be drawn in each Of their Lotteries for June
1857.
CLASS 48,
80 be drawn In the city Of Atlanta Georgia. in public OF
SATURDAY, JULY 4th, 1857.
CLASS a.
To be drawn city Atlanta Georgia, in public on
SATURDAY, JULY IIth, 1857
CLASS As,
10 be drawn the city of Atlanta Georgia. in public, on
SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1857.
CLASS As,
To drawn IN the city Of Atlanta Georgia. in public on
SATURDAY, JULY 25th, 1857.
ON The PLAN OF AlAtri4E NUMBERSi
THREE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
PRIZES
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
MAGNIFICENF SCHEMEI
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WE wish purchase 900 lbs clean washed WOOL free
w from burs for which the highest cash price will be
paid. Inay27-dNwGw JOHNSON, uORNKS co.
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fHNHB attention of Railroad Companies, Farmers, Manu-
- iacturers, and all persons dGsivOus Of purchasing
home good maCh nery, such
steam Engines, Car-WhecIS OF the most
castings of every de improved patterns,
scrpunn, NIW Mills.
Gearing Pumps, &c, GCs
is respectfully caei 70 this Establishment now grow
ing up rapidly the premises Of the late Nashville Manu-
featuring company. We inen 20 carry the business tut
y before, and shall ready TO take
orders Machinery and Castings We have already COM
menced operations In Backsm IN Shop Boulevard
and email give Immediate satisfaction Oldand custO
meB
we are experienced Mcehaniceach of personally at
tending O. departmentaud thus shall be able
tuCu OUT superior work lower rates than heretofore
done in This CIV We snail warrant every piece
done at t Establishment and give prompt and personal
attention order ef az othcei thus hope
give general saon, and be patrOnized by all friends Of
home manufacture. -
u. JACKER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville Tenn,
June 27-u Late Nashville Man. Co.
TFR~&nE
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I'D Warrants.
GLAIBaRHE,S MAGHINE W0HKS.

WE pay the highest market price for Warrants, at
dr. ~ q
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Juneg-td.
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go NostAUHoNnA SO = 500 Melville Colo b3o nv
GO d.. bis - l0oc Abesdssa . -
SUBMISSIONS, PAILvRus, AssIaHxs,sry pr0
tFron the lndepeudeas. August ~
TDe following az ths rspcvtsd failures, satgsHssu
Co. fos the week
George Davenport, Boston, uass suspeudsd
Young h jayne. carpets" New York city, ssvgned;
Msbinnes shout ~, 900, a which $4,000 said osaa
AenuaI
Pnilo vosbnsh, (" n O." New York oily. failed.
\ W JorolcnSs~ shoes" Nsw York city, suspended
CSrbeu h 9rAaG @nessb," New York city. failed
Dcnson 4 sprseue. Johnssown. NJ T., assigned AabIu'
tes roptrAed ovee oe03eo
Miller b Curtin. puUsnhcrs. New York city, N. r.,
suspenje6; psriculars rext week
John EscnH, 6sosAisn, n. fAiled and Ieft
Edwin ewAn. Adams, T., sssigned.
John O. Smith, Wesvalle N. aszGned.
John ncCAbe, Clinton N. Y fAlod and assigned.
4 ". EneIiph, rreptoa failed
Hbbsrd 4 Ford, d G. }" Phihdelphia, Penn, sus-
peeded.
MddlebrooA b L,ndsiey LawYeaoevins, Penn failed.
Josefh B. Anderson, Fredericksburg Va failed and ~
GGCed
John v. Ba~sss, Savannah o. suspended.
Barton Daniel, Canton, Ca do.
VIM hpliins, Canton, Go do.
Bell & Bearhamp, Psducah, Ky, 90.
C. Mepdei, Memphis. Tenn ssdgnod.
r. p wentworth. Cincinnati. OHIO, failed
CAsrev Bese, Dayton. Ohio, do
Daniel Frazer. Wesvilo, Ohio assigned
Sernberg & IsedOre Chicago, III failed.
Hutchinson Johnson, Do xot Mich do
Reddipg Gibson, Coioms, Mioh assgned.
Il g. Koou, xaqnOketa, Iowa. sold ou and suypended.
l. G, COLLINS. Toronto, O assigned and lefs
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CITY lntsi1fQepcs.

Farucx NAlr sprrD vos Assos.-rhs evtdsnos
taken BY Fire nArsha Baker, before Jusos Fandrsau In
Che Of arson pepdns against Patrick Nay, Va on
Tuesdas isa submitted 70 the Grand Jury, and blu o.
ndctmsni for In the aa degree vaa found again"
hhs pv,lbner mis- man. will be reccllecsed, wtiuly
dred dwelling hcnss n No. 26e West Sixteenth sRee On
Ahe night Of the iTh Of July last rhe motive assxnsa
for hh desperate oct wsa revenge because me owner
che house had dspoacssed him TOR payment OF renh
~ IL doubtful Il the TRIAL will be brousht on before ths
q p<embcr or October term.
Sassow EscTn--A wARvrso 10 MECHANICS "A pencuef,
named James A. Small, working front Of build
Eng Not1bo Broadway, nnh nwy, about O'Clock, On
Thursday afternoon, when bis assssant Misunderstanding
ehs orders Lee 20 the rops, whom s~Gcd went down
a one end while me other remained stu and providen
nally NJ Small slipped rom the middle OF the scaold
che end ant caught hold OF The rope with his len and
there remared shout ave minutes dangling In the air
ki he wss pulled In through the window. Hn arm v>s
pady hurt, bus sui be haIIocd Justify for asusnanoe
The accident occurred by the assistant Letting sc befove
orters n he bad fallen 70 the ground he would have
psea dashed V Pieces.
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The Haze and Silvia will win the frsi cla@ prize unless
pressed against beating their petors on acoo INT OF
difference In csnvan The Una and Rowena did not
Srom . nsooncepuon Of the order. Tho Rsbeooa AFTER
holding CALAMITY up TO the homesresch, carried
away her jb and gave up the struggle The Minnie made
uhs quickest time In the race making the entire dhtauce
n four hours, atty two minutes snd three seconds The
whole OF the second class have beer protested against
ocoan. OF msconoepuon In the orders given 10 portion
q them Unless protested assns the chmoud will take
Ne Hrst prize OF third caa Il u said that the Una
md Rowens will mot protest.
meeting Of the pains being hell on board the
uonmodores ysoht 70 decide upon invitation from the
Mayor OF Newport to hold regatta In that hArbor.
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CORN I'm view of the largo auction sale 70 OF
Co1ros-Ths market was nrmer, With sales Of about
600 bales, CLOSING sHf at 1919 for mddlng upand and
o. lb*c for mddlns New Orleans Al the close no loss
Of mddlng uplands Of moment could DO had under
fRMoHm Engagements were light, and ra.es without
bale and tierces beef Il Cd. To London rates wore
quiet oil cake at LIS, and 100 bbs rosin were en-
~ s1 u y rsss ne
Of moment for Havre or other continental ports
FEH--Dry cod were in good demand, and within day
bank have been made Il ss Is a q rs MscEerel vsrs
siesdy, aud Ia light request Herring were more actve
T s sss .,tn ssS S.y sS 2, s
HAr-od WAS scarce, and held u 7sc. soe., with
small sales for shipment
they disposed 10 await definite info.ma,oa 70
garding the growing crops We have no Alteration 70
IHos WIS ssesdy 81 $50 a $50 30.
LINN steady with moderate salds OF Rockand n
100 for common and At 81 10 Tor l lump. .,
spirits which caused an easier N1e OF The market and
sales we're confined 70 100 100 bbls 81 4skc. sac
cab, closing u 4so ssko oom mon ro:in and crude
turpenps unchanged, but FIRMLY held u yssssrdAys
Ons -iinsssd WIS inactive, bat ariy hsld, both for
the article on the spo, and 70 arrive Ve quote current
rates ., 7sc eoc Crude whale snd sperm were quiet
and prices unchanged.
tve yesterday Afternoon and 70 day The sales have
reached about 800 100 bbs.me u ga so 50 90,
AZ: .nS % OF prime a1 ss g
and sales about 200 bbh rspscked pian and extrA West
err vers sold =. 81 80 SIS Prime me: ": s.s:ay
Bacon was scarce and nrm smoked wcatssu, wss held
a Akc. Cut meats were drn st quotations. Lard
.ss = me ies buoyaas, while salss were confined 70
RICE .as quiet, while prices ransed from 6xc sxo
en-, ~, 10 M Ave sh sr s
hhds Moisdo u about bHo Co., and 200 200 do.
Cub. mnsOsvsdo ii sxc. 1885, ana 100 bHs. 1t lego
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marksts
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHnApsYuA, August 70, 1887.
5ookn are heavy Pennsylvania nves So Reading Rail
road @X; Long Island Railroad l1x Morris Canal 81
PepasyvHnia Railroad &ek
klw ost,Axs, Aususs Is, 1857.
Cottos market arm; sales 10 Day 100 bales lsc for
mddhne Flour ~ 20 per Dbl lard 100. Other articles
gcucrslly unchanged
CHLnrpros, August 10, 1857.
oo<tou-aales Of the vceh 600 baIcs Il firm and full
p~ces me receipts 81 all southern ports up 10 tue pre-
Ncnt dale, ~ compared With those OF Last year fall snort
css 900 bales whssi-Lsrge saIs II 81 S.
oucAGo, August 13--5P.M
Flour stsady. wheat qsies Oats arm Pork arm.
Bhipmenss 70 8unAo-No -four or wheat, 5000 bushels
oorn-
BcuAIo, August l3--eP.M
flour dull. Sales 400 bba % 80 81 Cor common 70
extra wboonsin, and 81 rs for sxya Oho ana MIch,ean
wheat dull, rillers taking ony sacked parcels prsv
Gus prices Corn unchanged Bales 5000 bushels q rec
sc closing u shs inside pr,os. Whsksy dun ii 30
n n kc Frelghh unchanged. Lake imports for TIE "a
kours eading 10 day 900 bushels Wheat 200 900
bushss corn Canal exports, b. 900 buahsis oorn mostly
% tide wafer
oswpeo, August l3-eP.M
Flour duu and unchanged Choago spring wheat held
a si 81 si g. which q above the views OF buyers.
Com Il suie4 rrsehn are dull and unchanged. fAks
smpora V day 1000 bushels wheat Canal exports 900
bbk nour, 1000 bushels wheat and 800 bushes corn
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49, make hal or ne prssoh leading rnss, win ~
uSw 70 ssosrhAn Ne bsst ~ military ssrvioa
IN Hnreau Il CoustxSoisa viii advertise 10 ssoow fW
ee.nstorsAMea q 600 tons Il anshrseits osai fren
Philadelphia 70 China
me resmens q Mounted Hnss and the Third Regiment
a. Infantry, serving IN New Mexico, 70 be reinforced
esy ne moosh Dy four hundred md my re0ruin from
1ost Leavenworth.
me- President having returned 70 Washington, the
members Of The Cabinet 70 day paid him vs OF respect
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Good Petersburg and choice extra State and Vert
nds ranged from % $40, With moderate sass
Canadian frmer with sales Of GOO 900 bss 81 full
prices Southern CARER, nth sales OF about zoo
bbs at figures. Rve -four was dull at the above
rates. Neal was unchanged and sales limited. whoat-
Tho sales embraced about l2,ooc . 5000 busaels,
including 100 bushels Milwaukee red ct 81 ~ III q,
oudng red at 81 70 81 r.. and nev white do at 81
rs 81 SIX Corn was steady and rather nrmev, With
sales Of about $4,000 10000 bushels Western mixed al
s6c. 8bXc. q &c. Rye was dull and nominal u 81 . 81
csc Oats penuer and cheaper, with sales Of State
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Ths Great sssysets 1t Rew Bedford.

Me- hADtokD, August AoS Aoo''
ne regatta came on 70 day me shore was crowded
VIII carriages Steamers and sailing veasels very
numerous. and loaded down with passengers The
weather 1t the start stormy, with rain and stiff
hresxe from the southwest During the race 1t was
psuslly until noon, when Il cleared up and the wind
gradually went down.
ne following 10 list OF the yachts in sttsndanoe
ohr Cals sioop) wdgs n Commodore Edgar. lol tons.
ephr. HAZE, Bon uosss H aFinoe,l, los tons.
Sch FAv,nits, Hon A. Kingeand, lS8 tons.
Sohr (iste soopJ Svie Cat Sseobia, los TONS
Bchr. Tanderer john D tJornsou. 24s tons.
Honr Kest ess, Cats ID aicherS(n newt, liz tons.
Eaoop Juiia, mes Vesmore, IS tons,
Eoop mAdgie, r. soper tnew) SO 'ous
eoop Jal'esss, 90 tons (,esl, Palmer
Ja6hr America o. G K'ngsland, 90 tons
E06r. Oriental (new), Abraham q Bell.
E3chr, MISERY. W. III hcViokar, AZ tous.
Bchr. volApte, Gardoer Hammond, II tons.
eaoop Ura, W. Duncan, 70 tons.
Gtoop Undlne, Leonard jerome, ~ TONS
Hjoop Rowena (newl, sp. Bacon, 70 tors.
HOOP Petrol (new), Z K Collins, Jr, ~ tons
Hchr. Bonita George Bon, 50 tons.
Hphr, Norma, Jons Chapman, 90 tons
Hohr Island FAwn, O {. ,>rom ~ell, IS tons
Echr Spray, james Pepdletou, 50 tons.
Hphr. Oorrela, Geo q Brown, 81 IONS, (new)
Hchr Norma, W, Major, 70 tons
Iaoop Richmond, O 4. hauo v, 81 tons
81 op Lucky, @ Norton, Ii tons
Hoop Rsbecca. II tons, james Gordon Bennett.
aoop scad Of Phiia ephia, Capt Thomas, 90 tons.
kHoop Ella, II tons, CA.s willis
Noop wiich Of the Wave, Is tons, Lieut. Browneu.
Schr Stella, 81 tons, Lewis Tsppan,
sohr. Azalia, John Forbes
NE Official time Of the Was foows-the yachts
nr the third CLAN ntarttns shortly After IL O'CLOCK:
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Later from allnDeeota

AuguU
The republican constitutional convention To- day passed.
onanmousy Judge Sherb vnes resolut for the appoint
rnsnt Of conference committee agree upon co1stsu
aou bs submitted 70 the people. This resola,
rejected BY the democratic convention Saturday but
they viii probably pas II 70 morrow.
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Uhe southern Mail.

AHfNUfvN, Au2uSt KSVF'
Southern papers from all panA ~ lAe ~ due are 70
band. rhey contain OF interest.
Generals Walker and dennngsen arrived II Savannah
Iast saturday bat there public denomination on
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meeting Of This association was held last evening
The lecture In Clinton Hail. Asor place, for the pur.
pose Of taking such scuou might be deemed proper In
reference 10 the deoease OF William Wood, Esq, Of
CAnandaisus, formerly resident and merchant Of This
city, and universally esteemed and respected for bis many
amisbls qualities and the interest no Always enter.
tanned fer the Advancement OF literary knowledge M.
Wood died Al oAnsndaieua the sth instant n the Cd
vSsccd age Of eighty four IRON The effects Of ~
tack Of rheumarkm; and although nct very prominent
amOos The public men q The day be enjoyed the friend
and Europe, by whom the nevs Of bis death w have
doubt be received with much regret 10 him due
tIou and also the nechancs' Library Of this city The
benefits OF which have bean experience BY The half
million readers -he have been crosssd during the ,hiry
seven Year, vhich have since past
George wood n chairman and M. Joseph '. Hsnford
ne msss,ns and reading I lssisr WHOM had been
received IRON CAnaadaGua, announcing his deceass pro-
ceeded 70 read slight sketch Of NE history q the library
nom ~ meat In 1870 70 the year 1925 during
which period ~ proGrc@ had been much resArded By
cass OF psyyoos Who were oppsed 70 the scheme, DO
ss ssS ' "a uO ~
youths Of when The association vN partly composed,
who would devote TIE time osssnsibly given 70 reading
ny ana honorable nature ne assoclalos no vsvsr,
pctvhsApdlpf these drswbacka, has continued seeadiy
n % s.s he Ssa %' o.
soms 5000 members, VIII : library or over 5000
volumes He also read etiev written BY NJ. Wood 70
the President OF The association . fev days before his
dea - an evidence OF the cIcarnees and vigor OF mind
which he retained even n that advanced age
a.. NJ B.ows, formerly . President 81 the Asscca-
Ton fcf many years, hen entered into lengthy tribute
Of praise 70 the memory Of their Decreased member, whom
he nan been scquanted With In the earlier days OF their
career He spoke OF the idea Of originating the Assoca
ton - bright thought, and Of the originator
interchangeable In his ensrn for IN Advancement
Mr.. BAILEY and othey me nbers OF the association fol-
lowed 10 the same effect, and series OF REVOLUTIONS hav.
Ing been offered and unanimously adopted expre,ve OF
the high appreciation In which their lale member bsd
bean held the meeting adjourned
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DuanSs or the Southern Commercial C0nven-
taOu.

KNoxvniA, Tenn, AuguN IT, 1857,
TIE Convention I'd ,ptcd resolutions urging the govern
ens Withdraw tho squsdrou from the coast Of Africa
end 70 forfy harbors OF Port 10, Al c. and Mobile
Resolutions offered and referred 10 the committee
endorrpg Dudley nann's advocating
patronage for southern steamers and tho repeal OF The
6Ghexy bountoe.
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SIpSEr, G. august IL, 1851
Tia rrcnch steamer Ardent the IN inst fell In
win and towea into 81 Pierre briFAntns timber laden,
having the British Gag baHmast She I'D boais and
w 1k1ngtou
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Naval TnssIIs9encs.

me United States ssorsahIp Rssf Lieutenant oommAn
dey hasher from ksynwsn July Is, via naaansas Avg
4 arrived II Boston on the 18th Inst The following IL
ma Of her ofncers Lieut. Commanding. H. Brsshs Ar.
IIeusenaae, J. W. A. Nicheisop, james wadeIl and
James n Gilss; Surgeon, ". G. Hay; Captains Clerk,
r Parker
The United States sloopof oousellstcu, capt Chas
H. Hall ued from Gibraltar July 10, Tor Malaga
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AUGUSTA, Ga, August IL, 1857.
case Of yellow fever occurred lately ., 81 karys Fla.
boafdinghouse keeper died q the disease, which he
contracted from the crew Of Spanish ship.
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BavaM n montrSaI-Ths bcfenuns COnvsh-
tiOn.
MONTREAL, August l8, 1857.
Ex Prcsiden. Firmre, Judge Harris and family, OF
Albany arrived Last night, staying Il the Done
eana Hotel, With . large number OF from the
tated stass and elsewhere, attending the Scientific Con
von.on
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CITY GONNA nRCIAL R0PORT.
TRuysanAV AuSuR IL p

THUTospAT, kueuN I6-6F u.
AsHm-aales u 70 bhls paris were made n 7kc and
26 do. pos ~ mo. 7XdL
BRsApsrvprs - rour-- rhe market steady, and with
fair local Eastern demand closed nrm ~ Yesterdays
prices The transactions embraced about 200 bbis u
An hA follovpp uuOtaSioon--
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THE LOCKWOOD RACE CUP.
SPLENDID KkGRAvIN0,
Earliest In America,
NEW YORK LEADEK
rhn weak.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DHArm.

Birth.
DurssmsY-Ou Monday evening, August 10, tha M
Mr.. W. y. Dusenbcrry, OF Q daughter.
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Married.
RuML-JAHB-M Brooklyn, On rhursdAy, Ausun e.
BY the Rev Mr.. Arson Nun, hr. DAVID Ru4nI y -
Macy JANE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14

Usrrh~a. Agus, Fever, Bls---Immsssssss
reef By usips srnfrvnlDs oosnae bh'sva oass No 70
uaanAu srssA pew rorh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14

aFrsdsrfcks' vemple OF Art~-Nos. $50 and
ISL Brosdway. opposite Metropolhsn Hotsi
Baiiotvpes superior W any made IN Ne city.
Photographic IN oil patel and equsreile By Fredencks
cerps Of Partisan artistsL
PhotogYAphs In India ink Parisian ssys
DAguerreosypes and smbrotypes In cslors
0aIeYy from A. n 70 10 r n aud Tree 70 the inspeo
dor O pubic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14

Ladies' for Saratoga, Newport and Other
watering plsccs take supply Of nners natter bcos q Ia
and upwards before ropg also ladies' msses boys and
csdrrn bocA and Shoes good Articles moderate prces
J, y. MrII.RR q cos sg Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14

Observation-Disclosures BrosT. Galleries o
phosorsphs cAmec.syyes aid daguerreosypss- ~ ruo
streeC (nstAblshed 166Ll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14

TIE 0rpA MI. Burtons short Opcra season wlloom
mence on Monday, probably with Lucrszs Borsis. We
hear thai Brgnoi has been engaged which males tho
troupe strong yestvah VIII sing several roles In
which she has superior.
Nr. shskoech Ia quite III u his residence In This city
In consequence OF this facs The arrangements for tho
coming u the Academy have uos yet been made