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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-10

Jackson, Miss. JuIy 18th 1859,
VIZ f.iiswing described lands in the county OF
Rankin, delinquent for non payment Of Taxes
o. ioSe, viii be subject To entry or purchase, at
this ONCE, after 60 says from the date hereof, by
any catizs Of this State, upon paymentof amount
Tor which said lands are delnqp ent andal costs to
the state, with damage and Subsequent taxes &C
eraed See Revised Code of Mississippi chapter l,
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
4 bESPECTFuLLY announces to the citizens o


JACKSON MISSISSIPPI.
4 bESPECTFuLLY announces to the citizens Of
HI Jackson, and the public generally, that he has
purchase the entire stock of goods and ools Of the
late A. 8. Russell, and is now prepared to cOntin-
ue the business in all its branches, at the old
stand, ON State Street, near the Vicksburg and
Jackson Railroad Depot, where be viii be pleased
to see his friends and old customers.
ALI work in his line viii be done with neatness
and despatch, and he hopes 10 receive share Of
patronage.
He has On hand and for sale, large and exceilen
assortment of articles, among which may be named
IS Double Barrel shot guns, from S12. to S95
20 Rifles, sll sizes; from SIS to $50
I doz. Of Walking Cane Guns.
Derrnger and self-cocking Pistols, assorted sizes
b vie knives, of different sizes and quality
Powder Hasks, oil sizes and patterns.
Pistol and Gun cases-assorted-a large FOB.
Gun wadding, Dog collars, Whips, and Dog Leaf
des. and in fact evsrything ippertaining TO spor
ting apparatus.
large rtmeny Of pocket knives.
he is lso prepared to attend orders for hanging
bells. and the putting up of lightning rods
n. B. ftted and locks repaireH
Feb. II, wi y. .
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A FINE TRACT OF BOTTOM LAND
FOR SALE
VNHE subcriber offers for sale very superior
4 tract Of bottom land In Tallahatchie county
The tract contains fifteen hundred acres, about
three hundred acres desdened. and eighty in high
state Of cultivation. The whole nearly, or nearly
the whole Il above the present extraordinary high
HAter mark Il lies about one mileand q half from
the month Of Black Bayou on Tallahatchie JRiper.s
4 Bargain can be had. For particulars apply TO
JAMES MINTER,s McNutt, Miss.
-. orto s. W.EvANS, Oxford, Miss.
May aas6Q--tf y ts's42
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One thing is certain while the material
needed for dress has rather increased than
diminished, the work on it has been multiplied
out of proportion. And the elaborate orna-
ments lavished on under Notwithstanding
like it was ever known before The deli
cate tucking and insertion-and ruffling, and
putting, with microscopic embroidering-it is
perfectly bewildering
ground. We saw a lovely lady at Saratoga
who wore it in the most becoming fashion,
Her glossy locks curled under so as to give
the effect of roll on each side of the face
extending to the centre at the back of the
neck, where bow of lace and ribbon finished
the coiffure.-N r cypress.
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SADDLES SADDLES.

q. u q IL NJ - q NJ
WHOSE in want of sirst-rate home mana 80
IL featured Saddle will please call and ex-
anime foil assortment from the finest Eng
fish TO the plainest Spanish, few splendid Iadis
Saddles on hand, all my own make, recellect thI
City Trunk Store where may be found n complies
assortment of Whips, Brides, Martingales, Saddle
Bags VaIises, Trunks, and everything appertainiBl
to nv business. c. JOHNSON.
". II. Aliens old stand, State street.
fah7I kQ-1v
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DOCTOR c. G. CADE,

a ONTINUES tOOHer his services % the cltl-
~ seus o. jackson and vicinity, in all the branch
es of Medicine and Surgery-espeeiallyi in chronic
. cases and Cancer Tumours of any description and
scrofulas. 1nfrmary and residence State street,
opposite the Depot of Brandon and Jackson Rail.
road oct 10, IS56-ly
GUNS, GUNS, GUNS, GUNS, GUNS.
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MILLINERY, &C.,

A T MRS. YIRDEN,S, State Street, Jackson
n She begs to inform her lady friends and the
public generally, that she has just returned from
New York with an elegant assortment Of tashioaa-
BE Paris made Millinery, selected from the leading
establishments of Fashion. Her bonnets, laces,
embroidery, closks, &c, are gotten up in style
Of beauty and elegance never before equalled in
this Market. Dresses made to order and to suit
1 he most refined taste oct 10 5s-tf
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The Fashions.

Tight sleeves are inevitable" say the la
dies who read the signs of the times in the
dial of fashions and the last letter from Paris
says Thirty founces are necessary on a
dress and basques are entirely hoas da combat
Thirty founces Then the sewing machine
must be in vigorous requisition-or the ma
king of q. dress would out-tax the patience
even of the plodding mathematics, who, at
their dollar day, are the plaques of life to
the ladies'.
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DELINQUENT TAx.LANDs

MADISON McAFEE,
July i'5s--60d .Auditer Of Public Accounts
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CONSERVATIVE oYFrcs,

Aberdeen, Miss, August sd, 1858.
MEssRs. WRIGHT Co.--As any testimonial IN
reference To- your preparations may prove beneficial
TO You, enclose the following, Published at my re-
quest, in the"C Conservative" of the 2lst inst.
Col Vasser was formerly associate editor Of the
conservative" and is well known IN North Miss
issipp gentleman OF intelligence aud strict ~
tegrity.
Respectfully, -
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SPEERS, PATENT CLASP AND HOOP
IRON BANDS,

SPEERS' PATENT CLASP AND HOOP
IRON BANDS,
FOR BALING COTTON.
SUPPLIES Of these very convenient, strong and
1850 as,eei9ss Ehish has VI assdsa saeh nli-
Prize at the last STATE Agricultural Fair of Mis-
sissippi, as well as specimen clasps, explanatory
circulars and all information concerning them can
be had of the undersigned agent, of the patentee
for the Southwestern States.
COPIES & PHELPS,
No. 10 Camp st. New Orleans.
George Fearn d Co. Agents, Jackson Miss. keep
o supply Of the above superior bands on hand, and
will fiji orders for any quantity upon short notice
at New Orleans prices. June '59-6.
500 REWARD.
NSCAPED from the Mississippi Penitsntiary on
II the 18th inst, John Dugan and John King
Dugan is % years old, feet inches high, black
hair, gray eyes and q native Of Ireland. King is
IS years DID, feet inches high, sandy hair, blue
eyes, scar right wrist and q native of Ireland
$50 win be given for the delivery Of either of the
above fugitiVes or 500 for both.
July 10 '59-tE A. NJ HARDIN, Sapi
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s.. Nep Orleans.
Importer and Dealer In
Pine Drugs, Medicines, ChemIc"Is, PEE
fumery, Surgical Instruments ot the
Finest Finish,
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ALSO
NEDIcIEE CHESTS AND MEDICAL SADDLE BAGs.
Sole Agent 80 Mep Orleans for the SULPHUR BIZ.
DON WATER, CONGRESS BLUE LICK aad
COOPEIfS WELL WAT
~ Our stock Of Drugs, Medicines, de-. smbrs
ees every article required by the Physician, aud
guaranteed Of Grst quality. Country Physicians
and PlanteD may rely on having their orders hllsf
IN the best manner and at the most favorable price,
Nay 3rd '5o-6m
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$50 Reward-.Horse stolen.

GOie ARcDts Iok tne south.
For sale in jackson, By ]. s. sizer, c. A. MOORE
and by all Druggists. fsb6 59-lywks-s
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O. a. NGO0RE
EGALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGI II,
Jackson, Miss
rf0fe1etOF ~ ~1EoOfoss Carihinative ana
AStringent Syrup.
DIR. JAS. 7. HILLS SOUTHERN FEVER AND
AGUE TONIC.
Marshall's Worm Tea.
June ., SIT.
w. w. CRANE q CO..
LOUISIANA CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
Nos. 40 and 81 Carondelet Street.
NEW ORLRANs
- Always on hand, complete assortment q
Carriages and Harness.
May 8 SLY.
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New Orleans, jackson and Great North.
eFD Railroad.
= NOTICE TO GTAVEH0I DERS

Jalyi2 $1,000. Auditor Of Public Aecounts..
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DIR. n. Q. RUSSELL.
CONTINUES the prAotics Of MedieIns ana au,.
~ gerry, end may be found al his rooms "A
ne Bowman House, Ne u. tjulye ss-iy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

Try this rkabe and most interesting remedy. l
is composed of the juices OF the most
erful soothing plants and roots in nature
bottles and charged by powerful battery Thus pos
,..ng in addition to ssuperior medical virtues strong
magnetic and electric properties profoundly
and emiDently quieng and soothing 1t relieves pain
and nsmaion (when reelv applied) rele r'rg
the strained muscles and ner, giving new life and
taty by its life qualities 10 parazed parts and
chronic long standing complaints and weaknesses al
laying pain (aeuralga) irritation, and remov-
ike charm. Indeed all who have used
it, speak wonderful medicine, and esteem
far superior external remedies in
II applied in 1t is unfailing remedy for the
croup sore throat inflammation of the lungs bowels, liv
kidneys and other rheumatism. spinal irrta
tiob ague :" re breast, and at all tinea nervous
headache neuralgia, ache tooth ache
in face pimples and eruption< of all kinds Pstes
praiued limbs burns frozen parts lbaips,
indolept and longs standing wounds. &C, &c 1t
the hair the bald head and prevent the
! hair from falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively used up
canal and drsught horses for CALLS wounds sprains,
and ismeuess. and is when applied hot, for
the scratches horses. and the foot all sheep. All
the proprietors ask for their Msgrsts Ointment is fair
trial that all they claim for it. will be found
letter In the neighhorhood where il is
utactured people buy it by he quantity and it is
ken, and used by almost inhahi;ant -anacea
for pai and aches every family is MOI
Loss vii We again
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
Removing the Incient Landmarks.

THuN.s JEFFERsoS. the APOSTLE of Democra-
cv," when President OF the United STATES, re-
moved from Office Gov. ST. Clair, the Governor
Of the Northwest Territory, for first setting up
tue doctrine OF "Squat,er Sovereignty" The
same Thomas jefferson IN 1888 first introduce ed
the celebrated proviso. inhibi:ng the establish
ment OF SLAVERY III 4 POI ton OF the North west
1 Territory. Mr. Jefferson, the founder and IA
ther of American Democracy. thus put himself
on record. by word and act, III favor eftl.s VII
mot Provlso. and against Squattcr Sovereignty.
Every President aid every Congress- of the
United States. until within. the last few years.
have entertained and acted upon the Same doc
triHes.
hodern. or Sham Democracy, departing from
the faith of the fathers and disregardeti the an
cIent landmarks. scouts the authority of Jeffer-
son. sets at defiance every established precsden I
IN American legislation, and seeks to inaugur-
afe the new policy of Squatter Sovereignty aud
Siaverv-extensou. This piratical flag" has
/ been raised by Senator Douglas and his follow =
III all the Northern. Eastern and Western
States aud IN crsry instance thus far it has led
them 10 signal defeat. They are now making q
! last desperate effort to carry Wisconsin this
piratical " issue. Shall they succeed any bot
ter here than they have done in VERMONT.
MAINE, ONO, Iowa MINNESOTA. or PEyssrLvA- :
MA They can only do 50 through the apathy.
indifference, or neglect OF REPvBLIcAx vssers.-
! y FULL VOTE assures certain rictory
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

Goo. JOKE SAM--aft-r the discussion
e;ween Randall and Hobart closed last night
Hon Sam Crawford, damocraiic candidate fur
Alt'y General, who from his long practice a. the
Bay is not always IN a trot;ing condition. but -
apt to interiere-gui upon the platform and be-
gan TO address the /" a'yic1acc a very peculiar
style. 4" Fellow citizens said Sam. waving his
arm o.aiOrically, "feltow citizens, this slavery
question is great humbug-a great hrmbug
fellow citizens abstract sense. Wy. fell
bow citizens, every man il a slave IN some way.
I'm mhite slave {yni,e in the crowd) .rss,.o
xliSkey .,
Sam changed the subject the laugh
ter AID applause subsidcd.-lHE. Free Dem.
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TRY DR TglSk'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT.

None genuine unless signed "S RseH. with pen
See pamphlets contsining full directions around each
aud circulars left with agents Price vo khil
lipys three shiliings for large bottles
For sale hy r. D. Puiford and John H. Vivian Mineral
Point and all otker druggists in the country.
eF- All orders should be addressed TO MN AoDGE q
r,s EarlviIle Madison Co.. y. Y. 9m27
Sold y R. r. Pulford and J. H Vivian. Mineral Poi1t.
n F. Thomas and VIM. A Bishop. Dodgerille Henry
Webb. Linden. Power, Lampe Co, Highland d. W
puiseon Aroca, and by Medicine dealers generally
Or,iers should be addressed Vn Nudge Co., Earl
vile, Madison Co., y. Y
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n Onn THE SUBSCRIBERS WISH TO EMPLOY
SSt, active reliable man in each section OF the
State TO travel and take orders for
SEGARS AND TOBACCO.
hv sauple. Will pay of 5000 $500 per year
pxvsele monthly For samples and particulars apply TO-
or sdircs., iuclesing stamp for return postage.
CARY SMITH,
Tohaeconists.
g.g PsaFt street. New York
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- The Portage (Ohio) lSs,ainei reports the
dealt. of lad IN that town, from the effect Of
The dangerous practice Of walking on his hands.
standing his head. DC.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

~ The Government steamer Fulton wen.
a~hore on ST. Ro.a- Island. In the gaie on tho
18th inst. She lars high and dry, and Is break
ing up. The crew and stores saved.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE!

Females who value health, should be without
these Pills They purify the blood distractions
of ell kinds cleanse the skin of all pmpes and blosches
and bring the rich color OF health 10 the pale cheek
sS The Plants and Herbs of which these Pills
ulada. discovered IN a very surprising among
the TezucanS n tribe of Aborgines Mexico. Get the
Almanac Of Agent, and you will read with delight
the interesting account it contains of the GREAT
MEDICINE Of the Aztecs.
Observe.-Ih1 Mountain Herb I'ips p,t up
Beat( Wrapper Each tz contain, *e pulls. and Rctdi1
genuine, kGue the signature Of
B. L JCDSON 4 Co, ecch Lo9.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

TToRNEYS At LAW, Mineral Point Wisconsin,
y rs tice ard attend to Agencies aud tohec1ohs y
parts Wisconsin Special attention gwen 70 pt'e
I ~. in the District Court of the United states
IL laee anposste Lhe Court noEse. .iaIrs z. y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

TroRSFY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, Minera
r.Iat WI atten! Il Land nesstiations, and trans
III business connected WITH his profession tei.retl"l
H.as.l, atte- ied "a. Office in county Building FL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

Pope says" An excuse is and more
trouble than lie for an excuse Ia lie guard
cd"
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stt'erklp Irsbnne.
The Insurrection az Harpef's Ferry. Va.

Ut.tted States Troop and baltimore Military sent
to tie Scat OF Var 1000 -hHies RS Il
IYHtte and Black Insurgents The 4AH.es
Victorious Etc.
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profsssional ans 3uslness Gares.
SAMUEL ". REESE,

/. rroRSFY At LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC
q Dotgeville, lows county, Wis. Particular aiten-
x E.far u Hos q q WIslburn aud Cobb * Me~~morr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

ntYsb.I.H. SURGEON ANp tCC3UCHER. Miner
| Il Point W. utHce door above Codes Pro
TI.Ioa Stoer, High Street -
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&. Il. e.. BLESSING,
GEORGE w. COBB,

TT0RNEY ANn COUNSELLOR - LAND X coll
A LECTING AGENT, Shaiisburg. Lafayette c., Vas
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nROnUCE and general Commission Merchant. deale
in Salt Lime &c, stonv Ware House near X
K Depot Mine raj Point. IV-4-
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pY UM. HILDEBR4ND.

t~rf-I y respectfully tender his professional .srvace
Wv /. hc citizens of Mineral Point and vi'Inl'S.
once opposite tile United States iioteL -
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:. L. MiNER-
pISIENr X NIINER ,

4 TFpENEYS AND COUNSEIL0KS At 4 W
| Rtebteni Centre. Richland County Wis. All bust
s, entrusted their promptly attended TO- %lFIo
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GARDNER c. ,IEtG>,
JOHN III. WESTON,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Land Agent, Sc, &c. Arena,
,o~s CO. Wis Will attend 10 the payment "a fax-
=. &c rith accuracy and dispatch. 81
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..E:,.st3I3 /. FROST,

TToRNEY At Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Min
\ rral Point Ohcc a Thomas new block- s-I
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FARLEY EATON,


Attorney aud CounseiOr at Inv.
once i'll Mtgtaas RIooS Mineral Point Iowa CO., Wis
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BENZ. q. SCOTT.
). II. NoEFETT. VI. ID,

,rSsIs II Deaerin ry Goods Groceries, Provision
) Hafixate &c. Yellow stone, Wis, N"F ~ 1906 y
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JUD SOW,
Mountain Herb Pills.

ABovE presel.t rcu with perfect likeness Of
Tezuco chief of tri6a If the strange Aztec Nation,
that oues ruled Mexico Y,,u will hn full account of
hTm and his peopIe in our hist. and Almanacs-to
be had gratis, from the Agents for H. ese RUS
The inventor and manufacturer OF = 'Jads9os Noun
tam Herb Pis has spent the greater part of hs me IN
r2ssing haFing visited nearly every country in 'ne
word lie spent over six among the Indian. OF
the Rocky Mountains and Of Mexico and it was thus thar
ne " MOUNTAIN HERB Pills. were discovered A Yery
,e ting account of his adventures there Won vii, find
in or- j. ina -ac and Pamphlet.
II an fact that all diseases arise from
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

CHARLES +. LEGATE,
LA M ID AGH Z M It,
(06cs opposite rae United states Hotsl)
MINERAL Pofyr WISCONSIN,
yy-IL buy ard sell Real Estate pay Taxes, examine
w Lands. He i furnished with detd notes Il az
isa n the Mineral Point Land once District, and wi
w particular attention to the Surveying Of Lands sDc
S.a3s anywhere within said district.
2n.aog Acres OF Land. in different countiesin tho
stNte Wisconsin, for sale favorable terms ohcs
established in 1855
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pAE4LFR N BOOKS, STATIONERY = WALL IA
p-r-S ~ ,iapers sud Periadica ssnd agent O. the
Hse Co, Of y " NEXT door y" tine F"7' VI
de- High Street, Mineral Point, NtS
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JOHN Holdings GSIiEAD,

N~orARY PUBLIC. CoNN NsYANCER < GENEl
N AGENT Linden. Iowa county, Wisconsin Z
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IMPURE BLOOD

The blood the life and when foreign unhealthy
matter gets mixed with it it is distributed to
every % the body Every feels the poison,
and all the vital quickly Complain The stomach
will digest the food perfectly The liver TO
suiciency of bile The action OF the heart is
weakened. aud the circulation feeble The lungs
become cogged with the poisonous matter hence, =
cough-and all from slight mpurity at the fountain
head of le--the Blood ! As if you had thrown
earth for instance. in pure spring, from which
;iuy rivulet in few minutes the whole Of the
becomes disturbed and discolored. As quickly
does impure blood fly every part and leave its sting
behind. AL the become obstructed and unless
the obstruction removed the lamp of life dies
These pills not only purify the blood but regenerae all
the o. the body they therefore, unrvaed
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,
Liver Complaint Sick Headache &c This Anti Bilious
Medicine expels from the blood the hidden seeds of dis
and renders all the fluids and secretions and
fluent, clearing and resuscitatng the vital organs.
Pleasant indeed is II to that able 10 place
within reach medicine like the 90 MOUNTAIN HgRB
PMS =" will pass directly the afflicted parts
through the blood and fluids of the body, and
the sufferer brighten with the flush of beauty and
health.
Jtl9son's PHks are the Best Rsn,edu IN crist-
ence for the foii0,ring Complaints:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-01
ARRIVALs Ar PRINCIPAL HoTiBLs

NATIONAL, HOTEIE-H Sinman, l. C; F. c
Belts, do; " DnnR, do; w BOrum, Mass; Hon
Il Polk, Mol Clark, Pa; Il Stsrr, NY; Cross, ;
Z; ~ Schaeher, MO; Banks, Ga, Miss Banks. do;
Miss Chapman, do; Mrs Buchanan and daughter,
RidgsleJ and lady, Md; J II Ferguson, do; Sleen,
Pas Miss J llnken, do; ID Waddie, Va; h Decker
son, do; w hudson, do; Col ID Mitchell, Mo; w f.
Albright, Pa; ID Chandlet, NY; Mrs Henmon do:
Com Inman. USN; WOolford, c. ] Kidgely and
lady, Md. 49, .''- 49,
WiLLARD's HoTRL.-H Crate. Mo; Han
SarPy, dc: ID NJ Fairfax, USN; r Il B. coke Md:
" Moore, Va; r Carr, do; W Rice, pa; q Psjt,
on, NY; h Dali. Cal; J Smiley, do; Mr. and Mrs
BalestiSI. NJ ;,.,, Ga, iss Rl;G RsmPsn, Pa;
Pa; II b Johnson. Nd; Ii Nil o; TaIl Setss:
Miss NJ Gait. do; Mrs f. Bass and son, Miss; IL ey
DIR Tying and dausht NY.
UNITED STATES HOTET.-Mrs Groot, RI: ]
ID Cooke, Ps; A LPhenirner, Mas; c Bell, nv; j
Stons, Ala, Mrs L. Stone, do; Mrs r Bette. d, ;
Mrs r w Jones, Ark; Miss ; w Sones do; ID n
TN. a. Miss ShsTiAaH. Va; It SUNNI rs, do; A II
Harllee, sc; II KincannOn, Miss; II Wofth
Ington, do; W & Worthington do; j a Bark sdaIe
do; l. Smith, NM; w NJ Stablsr, Va.
BROWNS HOTEL-R Hannah, Ma, I Coffin.
do; Nj Taylor, DO; Il Bruuce and ady. do; Miss
Schultz. N Y;G Mccullough. MD; isast, do: n n
boIn.sn. do; w BOrnSan, Cal; G w Brett. Ala;
Mcvay. do; G.Wan, Miss; j Scott and nd v
Ala; - NJ Fulton and lady, Miss; A Armstrong a
son, Md; u mccoy; Ala Thomson, Nd; w f.
Woody ear, do; II WOodyear, DO; Mrs f Woo
do. 80 + - = - =, -
HARDWOOD HOUSE-w Person Md: A u
Newton and family, Va: u W Ffampton, Me;
Fuller, Miss; r. NJ Msaley, Md; j w Stewart, NY;
ID henson1 do; w Winston Va. &. To-. - -. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-01

THREE NEW ATLANTIC CABLES PRoPOsED. =
The foreign papers speak of new attempt
making in England, by the Atlantic Telegraph
Company, to secure pecuniary means (S3 O00.-
OO0,) for the prosecution Of their work; but the
London Times expresses doubt as to the success
of the project, remarking that even with the
sanction of the shareholders, the attempt to
raise such sum in the present state of the
money market land in the face of two new COM
panies, each of which, unfettered by debt and
without troubling the Government, is actually
preparing to lay cheap Atlantic cables) is not
likely to be attended with the success which
would at all warrant the old company in going
forward. -