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7Itnhesstb IF0ms
agents for the sale Of HILLMAN BROTH

Tennessee Iron.
The subscribers agents for the sale of HILLMAN BROTH
Frs
PREMIUM TENNESSEE IRON,
haze hand and receiving regularly fun stock compris.
ing the following, viz:
300 tuns FLAT, from to a inch x14 to inch
100 ). ROUND and SQUARE, 4 to 3 inch.
50 >. HORSESHOE, q, a. l. ~ and i{z1z inch
60 PLoW PLATE g. r, s. 9, TO- H. Il, IS, IA and Is
in. x34, u and u,
50 =. BOILER PLATES 3l6, Il and SIG.
PRIEsTLEY & BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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from Glasgow
$50 3-inch and 1850 4-ineh IRON PIPE,
which will be sold low from the landing
Apply to PRIESTLEY ( BEIN,
So and 81 Camp street.
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CHERRY BRANDY and CHERRY BOUNCE
CURACAO
CoRDTALs-Assored all kinds.
KIRsCH.
MARAsCHINo.
PEPPERMINT
ORANGE FLOWER WATER.
woLFE's AROMATIC soHIEDAM soHNAPps.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
RASPBERRY BRANDY.
APPLE BRAEDY-old and 8ne.
PEACH BRANDY.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
LONDON PoRTER-Quars and pinty.
SCOTCH AND INDIA ALE-Quars and pints
PORTER AND ALE-In boxes, qts and pts, Amer,p
Tobacco ....
800 boxes, Of all styles. ..........
Pounds half pounds, SIS, los, TWIST.
POCKET LUMP, etc, from the lowest grade to the
highest quality and prco.a
Cigars
All the approved brands Of Bne Havana CIGARS.
An assortment Of German CIGARS.
Suoa t7AASa, sttst etCs
Snuff
Lorinrds Garretts Goodwiu's,
Roome's, etc. ETC., etc.
Pipes r...-. ....... .....
PIPES of every description
PIPE HEADS of assorted qualities
GOodwn's Smoking and Yellow Bank TOBACCO.
Tea-Tea-Tea-
IMPERIAL, jim half chests Of every quality-loo4pkgs
inf, p and Il h. boxes 60, 200 !.
in canisters of ! and ibis. each. 100 q.
GUNPowDER, INF. chests, Of every quality, 80. :.
in6lb., l2lb. and cantsters 100. =.
YOUNG HYsoN hf. chests, ass d quality, F5o :.
ooLoNG PogoHoNG, :. 100 :.
in 10, Is and oolb, rloo :.
PoUCHoNG, in aad 5 OF. papers, 100 -.
Pickles, Preserves, Ketchups, etc.
Ground Spices.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Spices
100 bags PEPPER.
20 bales and half bales CLOVES
50 bags ALLsPICE.
500 mats CAssIA.
1900 pounds NUTMEGs.
200 MACE.
Paper
Hardware, Straw,
Can and at4er
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Landing ex ship Westmorelaud from Philadelphia
100 sheets best PENNSYLVANIA BOILER IRoN-lz inch.
For sale by PRIEsTLET It BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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A oAED-BORNEp HoUsn, olNaNVAT7, Q.

The subscriber takes hiNppnruny Of greeting his old
friends patrons and the public generally and begs leave to
state that the above magnificent sbshmenarhhiectura
ana otherwise the hnest In AmeriCaw heuce1rh be con.
Quoted on scale OF enlarged berGy and accommodation
worthy its widely extended reputation
In sympathy with the spirit retrenchment and economy
rendered imperative by the sringency the times and pcf
waiting all classes the price Of daily board will this date
be reduced to Two Dollars.
The advantages Of the Burnet House all other Hotels In
CINCINNATI are manifold among which more liberal and
elegant architecture numerous and easily accessible Of
pupc convenience the finest Dining Rooms Ladies' Draw
ing Room IN America The liberal SrraHgemeu for
ing meals nearly every hour in the twenty four great central
ness OF situation and close proximity all prominent places
business F VI
main very truly yours
fs22 A. r. COLEMAN
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PRTEsTLEY & BEIN.

A xEs......... SPADES. "..,,...,. sHovELs.
Landing and IN store, the following viz
100 dozen s. W, Collins Yankee and Kentucky patterns
100 :. Leveritt's
100 :. Hunts
100 !. Imitation Collins'
100 !. 0. Ames & Co.'s best sHovELs and sPADEs-2
to 6.
100 :. Rowland's-2to4
For sale by PRIEsTLEY & BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street
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Rivets-Esressetl SnIkes

Rivets-PFessed Spikes,
Landing and for sale by the subscribars-
50 kegs BOILER RIyETs-lt4 and 135x56.
50 RIYETS, for Sheet Iron Workers
80 for Iron Shutters.
$50 PRESSED SPIKES, 4 to inch.
PRIESTLEY 4 BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
In Patent Sawed Weaherhoang both rough dressed
from the very best yellow Pine and Cypress timber sale
sl4 for rGugh and So 50 per for dressed lots to suit
purchasers.
E7= Lumber sawed 10 order
tel9 ly STAR PLANNING MILLS New Basin,
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GROVER &SBAIxER's
CELEBRATED
PLANTATION AND FAMILY
Sc WING MACHINEsI

There Machines from spoos and form Of
equaed strength beauty and elasticity, which will rip
even if every stitch is
They unquestionaby THE BEST in market for both
PLANTATION and FAMILY USE, and MAKE A LOCK
STITCH THAT IS LOCKED
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SEWING MACHINES.
4 NEW SEWING MACHINE
BY
GROVER q, BAKER

THE GROVER & BAKER S. N. co. are now prepared
to introduce their NEW SEWING MACHINE, having OBJ
tanned 1--WE Patents same dates Of October I'd
9th.
This Machine ia entirely new and makes LOCK STITCH
THAT Is LOCKED. It's construction aekuow lodged to
the simple ofany Machine introduced and the WON
DER AND ADMIRATION of all who have examined it,
The NEW MACHINE is offered for sale alta
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICESl
R From the very aattering in which Machines
have received by the publcesuug in the of up
wards of TWENTY THOUSAND we are led to believe that
endeayors to manufacture RELIABLE Machine have
appreciated We take this opportunity remark that
this policy will be unchanged and that every Machine sold by
us we shall not hesitate to warrant in every respect
GROVER q BAKER 5. NJ. CO.,
UFHERE DEPOE
No CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.
nB- All orders should be addressed to VIM L. CUSHING
Agent of the Company.
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Bells.

Bells.
The subscribers, agents for g. L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell
Mandatory have hand and receiving regularly full
stock, comprising
BELLS FROM so TO 1890 POUNDS
Orders received for any weight 1000 pounds, and
ranted to sound and quality
PRIEsTLEY 4 BETN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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Halls AND CAPS
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY
They have something in that line suit the taste Of
EVERYBODY,
sE4Ag, ROY OR czxrz.0.
Whether it be to Work or to visit ntor Fair Weather
Foul-ror Peace or for Warrior
HUNTING, BATHING, OR couRT1NG u,
All demands upon their Stock is sure to meet viii
ready response.
To show their customers the great variety kept they will
enumerate moderate They will first call atten
ton to their stock of
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS,
Consisting of the different varieties Of
FRENCH CAssINERE-Latest style
AMERICAN oAssEHERE-Latest style
i'''-''-1 i''se' ''''s
AMERICAN FUR-Latest Style
FRENCH sILK-Latest Style.
AMERICAN s1LK-Latest style.
All of the aboye.named qualities of the
NEW ORLEANS CREOLE STYLE!
nth, 4. - -. :, .sr-1,1 , ssr,r, =, .,-
'|''s - ,'' = '''' '''"S SS'' p'001ss9
rbsy,bsvs on hand also very In,r. stock Of
- A44A@7
being ali the varieties Of
! SOFT BEAVER HATS with Low Crown or High, to suit
the taste, @.....
80 ~
HATs-Rroo5 or N.rror, p,,r,-r,.,,, =, ~ c.,
BENGAL P1A1Ds of French, English or America man,
ptaetnre.
AMERICAN FUR HATS Of all qualities.
WOOL HATS at all prices
They also have the following described kinds of
GENTLEMEN's YOUTHS AND BoYs,
scorcH BoNSErs, YORKSHIRE CASHMERE, French
Cashmere and Cloth English and American do.
Oil Six CAPS and CAP GoVERs-Platd, Black and Col
ored silk
l'iAeA' Dle anu brown SIX velvet VAPs-All patterns
United States Amy and Regulation CAPS
FANNY 0AFS' with Plnmes-tor Children
=
common Cloth and Cashmere CAPS for Servants, ETC.
T2 n &J1TqG =
- : - u II y - l. .
Ha's
RBnHNSS SgAqgG
@s~AS AN " A2sEA y
In the following variety
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THE GREAT BEPUBLIC'' NIONTHLY
TO THE PUBLIC,
The Book and Period cal Trade,
AND THE PRESS

ME GREAT REPUBLIC" MONTHLY.
rO r-1t-prrc
The Rock md " Per,aJ + a en- Trade
AMI run PRESS
AM BE rNhs'
We have the honor to announce that we Shall spe on or
Ti s IL i T as,t n @ II ~ " i y gaGn y co
the Frsf Number Of a Nav IupstTated la,sTs ~ e ci
TIL l q s55sd q aaE s S M9NTL1 in
sC ~ ny " ig D VIII II i Suun5 VI = ~ general
N %'H4t. % miis sfgli11al Or 5eetaan
er of mn Ij6n a r0Tr,ot F+if ,frs IA, cav, 49, m N
highest ground or cotenortry literature Twill an "a gatfeG
"9 Ps it. eyesy g y WI of nt SI
other grounds Esseys Sketches amor2qs Iaes Stories HI
Articles Tr4ve Table Talk Dramas Incidents Poems Poll
ties Ballads sauzas sonnes Music Correspondence Gossip
etc exc
Of wood engraving
bned g more thorough excellence It Believed tban ever
The following authors md poptRr rifsr a jrlp54 N tbe
list Of contributors engaged ~ ''s
S ~, u Ffsgtlce Hsagy "a[d retti
Fitz.iireen Haeck IT, T. BFent IStrrup
Chas. J IngcrgOll j. W Hunt MI III
Orestes A. Erowson, Edmund Fhgg,
Nathaniel Deer nE, Hannah F. Gqud,
VA imo3e s.mms G aa S NJ K}r Fiidn
Park Benjamin. Elizabeth Il Eile
lS 4draa 5i RSaaac5, G nSe 5 5ey Locke
Rev RaIph How Naliams isygrt
sebn Smith, Mary Forrest
] r Headiey, iHfs He%g4,
f fisn h ssNr l,,y E s1a. R 0Ese' smit7'
Edward !. could Mis- Lynch. ...
6 K Crancb Nafe j. ScInosb
YIN, & Hosmer, Alice B. Haven,
tieJ. W. Peck, Pamela s. Vtning,
r, Il. soddard, Mary H. Rice
F 9ap le6o oes5S AZ ~ kf GRSc
4. J, Requer, Clara Doty,
Levi Reuben Neiis Batchaeid
Duncan Kennedy, lucy Goiffey,
fI.nrt = II+et 1e', I = z p ,pI3a"iut q
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CRne-Carrier Chains.
90 casks best CANE-CARRlER CHATNS--Iust received
and for sale by PRIESTLEY E BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street
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IrOns
100 tuns best Pennsylvania FLAT ROUND and SQUARE;
Assorted.
80 tuns REFINED, ROUND and SQUARE.
800 i. ENGLISH, ROUND, SQUARE and FLAT.
900 bundles HOOP IRON, q 10 inches.
300 :. BAND IRON ~, 2to 6inches.
500 :. SCROLL IRON, Il to l in. K q to Il in
500 bars ANGLE IRON, l to tnx1
200 q. REFINED ENGLISH FLAT 2xI ineh-Suitable
for Onnibusses.
For sale by PRIESTLEY Il BEIN,
mis- Ct 50 and 81 Camp street.
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SHAyx. Fra SESt gr,. q Co, COMMISSION AND
~ FQRN AIDING NERGHAkTS,z AND DEALERS IN
NE&TERN ER0DuGE. No 90 IeAhiGlionlas stran ola ~
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SrB,NGE but TRUE. = Mr., Harvey Cooper. of
HIoomingdale, Passqic county going into one of his
fields on Thursday last, in which thele was a small
ing nearer to discover the cause Of lis utteriug, he
saw that the crows foot was fast, as he thought
in piece of stump, but on getting a stick and
prying up the leg Of the crow, what was Mr.. Cs
surprise to find that instead Of piece of stump
head Mr. Cooper secured both bird and turtle,
and found the latter weighed some fifteen pounds.
How the crow got caught is a mystery, though it
perhaps waded in the water and was snapped up
by the turtle, However it happened, it is curious
affair, and one which does not occur very often.
Trenton True American.
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MARrSE DISASTERS Boston dispatches of TIN

MARISE DISASTERS. Boston dispatches of the
llth say:
The pilot boat America arrived at Newburyport
yesterday, with three men whom she picked up in a
ships boat below that port, who make the following
report They belonged to the bark Eliza, of New
York, Capt. L. Pike, which vessel struck on Seal
Island Ledge, Aonhegan, on Thursday, and sunk in
twenty minutes.
The second mate, Charles H. Rowden, of Boston,
Samuel wilkins, of SaGo, and Edward Hopewell, a
boy oil New Haven, who were with the watch on the
deck, took the long boat, with compass, little
water and lantern, but no provisions
On Saturday they made Cape Elizabeth, and thence
proceeded to the place where they found. Capt
Pike, Mr. Saunders tthe mate,) the cook, and two
men left the wreck in small boat, the captain
with only his underclothes on, and the beat without
provisions It was very foggy at the time, and the
/ captains boat has not been seen since.
The steamer Montreal hence for Portland, came il
/ collision with the steamer Lewiston from Portland
for Boston, az IL o'clock last night off the Isle o
Shoals The Montreal had her bow stove, and tht
upper works to her wheelhouse damaged; the Lew
iston was cut through from her deck TO the copper
and lost her upper works beside. No one was in
iured in either boat. They both arrived here thi
morning.
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Wilson and Phinney are The leading members q
the Washington county bar. sitting epnos5s es
in practice at the bar in the and agreed
as to the bar in the hotel Wilson was describing the
effects Of q speech he made few nights before iH
: Great political meeting in the village where Phins
ney resides. Indeed y said he Inever saw the
people so filed with enthusiasm. Filled Nith
What 94 cried Phinney With enthusiasm, Ts-
peated Wilson. Oh, aH Y said Phinney s under
stand but Ineyer heard it called by that name bst
fore. Fe call it rum
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An APPLE AS Is AN APPIE.-Mr. James t. Hicks,
Of this county, has sent us apple raised on his
place, which measures fourteen inches in circnmer
enee one way and thirteen the other, and weighs a
pound and half The tree came from the nursery
of Bradley Price, Florence, Ala, and is labelled
" Norton's summer apple Mr. Hicks has tree full
of them. lYicksburg Mhig
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CROPS IN sourn CAnolJSA.--A recent number of

the Cheraw Gazette says:
Our crops still whitening from the effects of the
drought We have lever seen the prospects of
bountifu crop cut short in So short period Of time
We are pleased TO learn that partial rains have visit
ed some neighborhoods, and that in many places the
most of the maturcd before the drought set
in' The cotton looks hall ralned-the leaves with
cred and the forms all falling obpt this plant pos
sesses recuperatye power not common to other
plants. Its forms may fall of, and it may cease to
pnt on new ones but with good seasons and late
fall, it will renew ITSELF aud bear bountiful crop,
At present. the great heat with the drought is fore
ing open, prematurely, the little fruit on the stalks
Hence, if we should have bale in market earlier
than usual, it will be no indication Of promise to the
planter.
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In a Sunday school in the central part Of New
York. an eminent divine was addressing the scholars
and in the course of his remarks said that he hoped
lied or taken Gods name iu vain. Here he was in.
errupted by little boy, of seven years. trumphantiy
excaiming, ''Fre done EN- all al once"
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LONDON, England, Aug. IG, Is58.-To the Hc,.
President Of the United States: Her Majesty d.
sres to congratulate the President npon the success
fGl completion Of this great international work, in
which the Queen has taken the deepest interest.
The Queen is convinced that the President VIII
join with her in feryentIy hoping that the electrical
cable, when now connects Great Britain with the
United States, VIII prove an additional Ink betw~en
the nations whose friendship i. founded upon their
common interests and reciprocal esteem.
The Queen has much pleasure in thus communica-
ting with the President, and thus renewing to him
her wishcg for the prosperity OF the United Stats.
Aug l6.-This came through at ) O'Clock this
morning.
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WASHINGTON,
WHEELING.
PITTSBURGi
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE,
SARATOGA SPRINGS
LIAA-
- 3 WEEKLY NAIL LINE -
- IT a VIC Il : Il L z q

And flimportant Towns aud Cities in the Northeast
Thus forming the CHEAPEST and only RELIABLE Route
ali points North.
Passengers rely npon these beats leaving advertised
This is the only Line Of Steamers making direct connections
Cairo aud ST Lenis with the Railroads.
EY- FARE CHEAPER TIL AN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE,
with less changes Of cars and handling OF baggage.
H Information Through Tickets by Steamboat to Cairo
Louis and thence via Railroad all points North GOOD
FOR ONE YEAR-aowing the holders stop any point
route and resume their Journey at pesureay be pro-
cured on application at the
COMP ANY'S OFFICE,
Under the St Charles Hotel New Orleans.
B The only office where Plans the Boats Cabins
seen, Staternoms secured and THROUGH TICKETS pur.
chased to all Northern and Eastern Cities.
W. E. REDDIEG,
al9 # General Agent.
51OAII-COAl4-I5 tuus large ump Isehigh Coal buk
~ for sale by ~. H. sASHBRInGE 4 CO.,
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RAILROAD TRAVELING.

s4zsze -,.,,.szs7.s-r NEW ORLEANS, JACF-
k5kas aS kIa 3Bs0N AND GREAT NORTHERN
k7aa44.. ts433& 8-@-SsatSR 8ILROAD.
On and after MONDAY the 3lst day Of May, 1883 Pas
senger Train viii leave New Orleans daily 10 A. NJ and
arrive at Canton $40 o'clock p. N.
Returning will leave Canton A NJ and arrive New
\ Tl1HnBa at 20pC1 C1OrFp
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scientific friend of onrs has discovered the cause
Of the potato blight few years ago. He ascrbes it
to the Tottato1.y movement Of the earth,
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RETRoGBEssIoN.-The Green liver Barrens that
fifty yearl ago, in Kentucky were covered with sass
and strawberrcs, morning gorics and other flower,
and were the resolo Of nmerse focks Of quais and
multitude of rabbits are now covered with great for
est o ks, hickory aud chestnut trees. This great
change, from field to forest, hes en- in Iess than
hp'f century. The gems of the oak, the chestnut
and the hickory were in nature, unless we give the
great colony of squirrels the credit of planting the
chestnut, the walnut and the aeon from THAR wirtr
store Of the nuts collected in other localities.
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Neb 0tIeaus 9aiIg Crssttnt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST l8, 1881

WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1s, 1853.
LAKE SUPERIOR siLyGR.-The Detroit Times hrs
ravera beautiful specimens of silver ore taken out Of
the Lake Superior miurs. One Of the specimens is
large me~s Of snowy quartz, thicfy dotted with si
yer. Another is beautiful specimen, freed from the
quartz, and exhibiting the Whit pure ore in shape
it resembles some Of the anlike varieties Of weed
and is now, before the manufacturers tool has
touched it, perfect enough for the Ornament Of vase
or other .cleg Of syerware. It's weight is abaut
SIX ounces, aud i purity IS high a3 it could lie.
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THE LAKE.


6 Scarsi6a 10 STandeyfl haSsjs61T, md Maj
n siesgHt IGT,RTe5snre steamer
ehan Rltoad arrival X ocoek A. M n cas- pJI',
for ihe7 r. NJ cars for lie civ or ' AIMING III fi'
o. A. FOsDICK Agent
cnSsp ftiS TO Nand1e II L 555 {s5 E&-
e nsISoo cant ne % e' at. i"t @%PssS99 @ a se@mer R
ReturniHg, leaves Nadsoaye at ~ ocock + M arvins
'9foon ST. For further io2E@"to" 9 F@PglIyteo EgiIrer
g yFOT. RT4IJOy AND C5TJI,J,TJHI
ellznl. p gpTiSi;l @IIiaa q NSelt - ~ - ~~
ssasssst655 The Ieb drpgh passeIg4r packet Jean
81 rii.s Il yjre ii i ] ~ I @ tae't nia'oh anu |"liun
Lea2e5 Mobile for Btion and Gnnm Springs and Demopo.
Leaves Mobile for Badon and CSm Springs every Tuesday
Iy'ni"s, at O'clock -reetornlnu--
nsy ve Sfa2n a I'D S s M9Gy eys e %fa
PaengeTs cn rajv an iSs aTanpereu tfn carricd f
'h53@sP@" XIV Is55. AZ ssssS" .Ss p.s.n EVENING
e. Mobile during The night avoiding the hot sun during
For I1aseage ar r,rtI,ar nortfcrlnrg o,,,1y II,
JoHS ~. + :. HYnE HYDE 4 yro'oi'v G9.'v
ivs cox BNAiNAHD q N65ia E59i Ala.
- g .
H~%o FOR BLADDN AND CULLUBI
vance sa ia A6es master viii fHS: cav itr to
er eESg sat9r99y So eysn SI Y1t @ @ ] ana ps''
day evening, at O'clock
..u.- pI,a,,.,, C,.l5t Rsgi[nng- ,r.,
day evening O'Clock qEisIg in Mobile every Weiacsday
For passage, appiy 70
Z. b. SMITH, 4 Tchonp0ulas street
-
flITtgisa GRE SGESF Cant JoB1 r carson yyi ja3ys
ssass3ss ssasss Mobile EVERY EVENING for Point Clear dt-
midday tips leaving the city 1t 10 oclocS to ccommodae
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CRIMINAL MIsTAKE,-John Romer, druggists
clerk, pleaded sailty to manslanghter in the fourth
degree, in the New York Court of Sessions in hav-
ing carelessly sold poisonous drug, which caus ID
the death Of child He was sentenced to the peri-
tentiarY for three months.
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The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH-WHEE IT WILL BE
READY FOR UsE.-The New York papers publish the
following dispatch from Mr. Field
81. Johns, ~ r., Aug, lltb l858.-On the Wed
nrsday before | left London, the Directors Of the
Atlantic Teegra0h Company unanimously decided
that atyr the cable was laid, and the Queens and
Presidents nes" ges transmitted the line should be
kept free several weefs, solely for the use Of DR..
to enable them to thoroughly est the various modes
Of teegraphing so that the Directors might decide
which was the best and most rapid method for future
use for it was considered that ait2r the line should
be once thrown open for busine~r, it would be very
difficult to obtain it for experimental purposes, even
for Short time Due notice will be given when the
line will he ready for busine aud of the talif Of
prices . =...
tSiEe11 CYRUS ". FIELD
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II
The subscriber takes this opportunity Of greeting his old
friends putros public generally and begs leave 10
state that the above magnificent
and otherwise AmericAwit heucetorth be
Quoted scale Of enlarged beray and accommodation
worthy its widely extended reputation.
In sympathy With the spirit Of rerenehment and economy
rendered imperative by srngeney of the times, and per
yading all csses the price of daily board will from this date
be reduced to Two Dollars
The advantages of the Burne House all other Hotels in
Cncianat manifold; among which liberal and
elegant architecture and easily accessible offices Of
public convenience the finest Dining Rooms and Ladies' Draw
Ing Room in America The most liberal arrangement for TAX
ing meals nearly every hour in the twenty great central
Of situation proximity all prominent places Of
business.
Trusting recognon of these important advantages
fe22 6n A. b. COLEMAN.