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The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

IHE FoURTH.-Sfonday next is the s5rd anniFer-
sary of American independence, and as 1t Is not on
ly the privilege but enph2tcally the duty Of every
one to become patriotic upon that OCCASION we o'io
remind readers that we will issue 10 paper on
that day. From present indications, we are led 70
the conclusion that in Fayetteville at least, the event
Will be celebrated in becoming manner IN some
parts of the State there to be manifest us
position if not indeed determination to forget Tue
day, and the deeds which called it into beng as an
Anniversary
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

DoCGLAs AND FIEIaoRI..-tfhe Louisville Cour
Ter says that Mr. Senator Douaas and Ex-President
Fillmore Were at recent meeting for consultation on
political topics hedat Cincinnati. and it thus spec
ulltes on the future
Fillmore and Douglas agreed that Kansas ought
not to have been admitted into the Union a slave
State under the I1ecoinpton Constitution. It is
le1stood, moreover that Fillmore and Douglas also
agree upon the Territorial question agitating
the country. II these two leaders agree then, it
may he very difficult to bring together their fol-
lowers. Indeed some far-seeiny men have said that
if the Know Nothngs would take the douglas view
IF the Territorial question, they did his view OF
the Kansas question, the two parties might he very
formidable in making fresi cent in 1860 and as
The Know Nothing natIonal platform comes near
t,le,gng the party the Douglas view of the Ter
-iroria question that the distinction is hardly DIFF
ference it is thought by some that the
State elections are IN the southern States, the
Douglasites and Fillmoreites will get together in
one way another
Perhaps so. We think however, that the opposi-
ion would be acting IN very bad faith with their
Black Republican allies, they to take the
Douglas dough faced democrats IN their stead
NORTH CAROLINA BONDS ADyANcED.-Ve notice
sales in New York, on the 80 ult, OF 4OoO North
Carolina 6s at 994 Va is quoted at 81.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

~ meeting OF thc StOckDolQetS OF tue aesdASis
and North Carolina Railroad company on last week,
Messrs j. C.: Washington J. D. Whitford, F. P
Latham, and George Green were elected Directors
to represent the individual stockholders and the
following persons appointed by the Governor
the part OF the State; Lewis c. Desmond, f. A.
Thompson, Henry F. Bond, johnson H. Bryan,
Council Wooten, George S. Stevenson, and G. 4.
Thomas
On Friday resolutions were passed fixing the SAL
AIRY of the President of the Company at So ooO-the
company to pay his expenses when out Of the State
upon the business Of the company.
S. d. Pool offered a resolution staying proceedings
IN the case where Judgment had been obtained by
the company against the citizens of Carteret county
Z to' So 900 t4e ten per upon .suhserptl.u
OF these parties the payment Of which had been guar.
anteed. This adopted
The committee Of Financs reported! but the re-
port is not yet in print.
Ar' George Green made some remarks relative to
report that had been circulatcd-where il was al
feged that George Stevens and himself while on a
pleasure trip to n York, had their expenses paddy
the company, he pronounced such report Infamous
ly false. Gov: Morehead asked him whv he looked
at him. Green said, ''bccai,se heard YOU said it"
Gov. Morehead then got considerably excited and
made some remarks about the $50, 900 sacrifice on
the sales of bonds in New York, and said ,he was
not to be bullied out Of his rights: Green replied
and said, 'nor he to bc lied out of his" Con
siderable excitement ensued, and some danger of
broken noses was perceptable.
The President will not be elected until Thursday
of this week.
The above have compiled from the Newbcr1,
Progress.
| FOUND DEAD.--AlcS. Dallis aged man who liv
ed in Robson County Antioch Church, about
twenty four miles frotn town; was found some dis
tancc from this place dead in his cart on Sabbath
asst. He had been addicted to intcmpcrancc. He
the road, his horse standing still: A Coroners Jury
was summoned and verdict of death from nte1n-
perance and exposure rendered.
THE ScIENriFic AMERICAN: :-Thie excellent
,urnal has changed iis form somewhat and
has domned a new dress: 1t is one of the ablest
and most interesting papers in the country, and
we pleased to notice its continued prosperi
tv See Advertisement in another column.
One THE LATRsT ITEMS OF NEws.-One of our
ax cha nsas i.:.L;.,4, t.a+:~- ClA----T, of
Europe, gives, iii describing it the following bit of
news, viz: that poor little Sardinia Is inroded By
ihs great PocerS Of France Ausiria and Italy.t
Poor little Sardinia she can't stand it long certainly
| The Ruthefrordton Enquirer is to be enlarged and
otherwise improved next week.
We requested to make the following appoint
ments for the 9TH; Congressional District
S. e. Williams, Esq the Democratic Candidate for
| Congress, will address his fellow citizens at the
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

The examination Of the students Of the rayette-
vile Female High School will commence this after
noon at 3 o'clock The Annual Sermon will be
preached tonight at the Methodist Church by Rev
a. Weaver
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

In addition to the programme for the ceieoratloh
Of the Fourth of July published tbs week. there
will be display of Fire Works at the thied States
Arsenal, commencing at 81 o clock, P. N
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

sEy- The Wilmington journal is very poetic iii
issue Of Saturday last The beauty Of one Of its
enhances is lofty that Of the Carolinan. have
ct pi1ions large enough TO to such height Of
s1,gy Css55 ii9i ''sLifI>
nd il we not ai refined gold paint the lilly
nd add fresh perfumes to the violet. We can
tnell the os!or Of the perfumes he gathers fo1 the
special benefit of the Caronan. Go on Nr journal
the moon shines no less brightly when Il lof2 order
Of quasrupels. bark at her Our course shall be
al ht forward from the first, and shall not
uvatc from it notwithstanding the whining of
chafed cotcnporary The journal can Bear with oar
folly since wisdom is only found with it. We shall
leave for the present. where the British army left
ST. John Moore-alone in his glory.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

IIIlu SciEooI~-The closing exercises of this in
stit1iton commenced Tuesday afternoon. Exami-
nations we're had i'll the primary departnent-the
little misses acquitted themselves with credit to
themselves and their teachers.
I'he exercises Of to-day will be interesting, all
our citizens should ava! themselves of the opportu
nty to be present. The Literary Address will be
delivered this evening at the Methodist Church, by
Il. p. Dick, ESQ., of GrceT1sboro'
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

\ DESERVED CoMrLINENT.-Th Christian Advo
ate in speaking Of the resignation Of Blake pays
i'm the following melited compliments:
1t is ascert.inei that Mr.. Blake will accept the
Presidency of Spartanburg Female College, which
under the care of the South Carolina Conference
professor in Greensboro College and Principal OF
fayetteville High School, Mr. Blake has secured a
putation in North Carolina which Will occasion
enera regret at his removal Here he might have
cen increasingly successful and could have been
oubly useful by dschargng duties an instructor,
hich otherwise may lean ministers Of the Gospel
ON their appropri tie calling.
His loss to Us may he gain to the church, since
South Carolina Conference IS far behind our own
t.le matter of Female education, and needs such
Prot. Blake to bring it up. The good wishes
nI kind rcmembranceS of troops OF friends IN the
Id North State will follow him to his new home
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

CoLToS's MAP OF ITALY---Ne indebted to the
publisher for beautiful steel engraved cofored map
OF Italy II is well executed One portion Of it
displays the whole of Europe. The other portion,
theseat of Sardinia, Austria I.ombarely, Ven
nice, the States of the Church, &c.
1t IS published by johnson & Browning, 172 Viii
lam street, New York, price SO cents.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

The Rev. A. Weaver delivered the Sermon on last
evening, to the young ladies Of the High School
EIis text in the 3rI Of the 3rd chapter of
the Gospel according to John It forcible and
able fIaught with counsel adapted to the
OCCASION showing the paramount necessity of young
ladies cutivating religion the essential accom-
DIishlnent Of every The character Of Mary
was held tID as clnincnty worthy of imitation
Mr. Weaver spoke for sonic - minutes, during
which time be had the undivided attcntIon Of h!s
a,,,iicnce-Daity Carot1nicn, lsh fnst
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

An OLD DoDGE IN NEw QUAKTEIs.-Ihe follow
ing paragraph will explain itself We coutt not
tie. scamp alluded to is Of posse which llitst-
ed this REGION sometime since engaged IN somewhat
similar business Instead of trafiicng feathers III
several instances they succeeded in palning off spa
1io,;s coin to whV"ere 50 unfortunate rs 20
have dealings with them 1t would be good thing
for the public If thc suggestion below could be car
ried out
The Blotntsville. Ala. Pioneer warns It's coun-
try readers against man who IS passing through
that country proposing to give feathers for Old
ones to return the in about ten days.
peoDe have been green enough to trust his promises
and some have let him take their last bed. Cf
course he does not to deliver the new feathers
The people thus deceived, would do well TO mix Il
little tar with the next lot Of feathers he gets
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

One LATRsr ITEMS NEws.-One of our
axchaJ,,as IN isL;a ..it:~~ sc G~iA~--- "a
Europe gives, iii describing it the following bit of
news viz that poor little Sardinia is inraded by
hs great po,cers Of France Ausiria and Haly.s
Poor little Sardinia she can't stand it long certainly
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

F,rg.-Tuesday aftornoon, wooden building
occupied by NJ 4. Baker, gunsniith. as black
smith shop caught fire: there was a high wind at
the time and the building soon in blaze, but
the prorftness of the gentlemen the ground soon
ol1enchcd the flames by water carried IN buckets
The loss of the building nothing compared to
the loss that might by others catching fire
from it, consequently, the old shop was soon de-
nlolished with axes, &c.
1t is but proper that should here notice the
very e6fcient aid rendered by Engine No, 1--WE
have forgotten her name and nunbcr.) The aid
rendered by this Engine certainly very timely,
and doubt she would have done more good could
she be made to throw stream ten feet high! We
presume She is young, however, and has not grown
sufficiently to work well more advanced in
years
We consider these fire engines disgrace to the
town good one would do three times the labor
and no doubt we will get one-after our town is
burned to the ground This is generally the way ci
acting.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

THE ScIENriric AMERICAN :-fhc excellent
j ,nrnal has changed iis form somewhat. and
has donned new dress: 1t is one of the ablest
and most interesting papers in the country, and
we pleased to rotice its continued prosperi-
tv See Advertisement in another column.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

The Ruthefrordton Enquirer is to be enlarged and
otherwise improved next week.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

We are requested to make the following appoint
ments for the 9TH, Congressional District.
S. d. Williams, Esq the Democratic Candidate for
Congress- will address his fellow citizens, at the
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

A UNITED OPPosIrIoN.-The Springfield Renuh-
lican the Importance of unit opposition
ssThe opposition party thas IS to succeed n 1850
will of necessity be an anti-Saverv party beeanse
1T will be pltlea against the Democratic policy on
that subject, which has always been consist emily
spro-slavery. An opposition party will be neeessa-
rv opposed to the extention OF slave1, bv the oel
ral government, and to the prostitution of the M,
tona administration to the service OF seoto1,alSrn
Sin any respect 1t VIII be in the sense II, the
the sense of the founders of the government the
sinners of the declaration Of Independence and Of
statesmen of the last century, national
aarty TO a party inspired with this principle and
Asxoted to this general purpose We are willing to
rlst the government, provided it puts forward
in s hose fidelity there is reason for confidence And
We trust such administration Just as tv, TO
seeet every question connected with slavery ana dc
N de it Justly, if it had been elected en- Platform
ssrn. signed and sealed By the Old guard q AMI
sis,ss slazst isf syss ifiiIst
ton may not at secure the removal of slavery
from the Federal district. the repeal Of the fug
tive act any other specific measure now a9ltated
but it will put the government on the right track
and, start it in the right direction, and will even
iallv bring that condition Of things in which every
Just and proper an-slayery measure can be carried
We think it is something to make beginning, and
! to reverse the whole policy of the government IN
the slavery question: and those who declare that I'M
less they have all their fvorite meatllres ndoTs-
ell at the start they had rather Sc the government
remain in bad hands, assume responsibility
that we should not be willing to bear They as
unreasonable and absurd those who would allow
no man, woman or child to ENJOY the privileges OF
the Christian church who viii not swallow the thirty
articles, the concentrated essence Of all that It's
authors knew Of theology a preliminary dose. "
How DO our opposition friends like the above
Shows rather nice little plan don't it? OF course
| they viii continue TO take pride in being called
| ot the exposition.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

We learn from the Wilmington Herald, which
gives table of exports from that place that for the
wear ending June 30 50, there is an increased cN-
port of 5000 bbS. turpentine over the same time
last year and that for the quarter beginning Jarua-
rv 80 there was an increase Of $500 bblS for the
first six months of this year over that of last.
IN Rosin there is an Increase III the first two
quarters of this year that Of 59 of 100000
bbls Cotton has fallen off 2 600 bales compared
siderable falling off in Lumber, Rice, Wheat and
Flour
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SHIPPING.

NOR NORFOLK, CITY FOfNl ANO RtcENOND. --rHE
UnltDu Nles mail steam sir An t%rJNtt NNpt l.eNts
Parrish viii enve saturday 18th AZ cccs p 4
No " NOfth she will " Norfolk me
nea Afternoon, md ~ Guy Point hs iolloWng morning Pc.
aAufArr Gin DE south VIII proceed by the great Npa'hnfn
man line. Those iar Richmond viii arrive Mondav
morning. Travellers W.T. end tnis The chospes vc,saot.
expeditions route Passe 80 aud with
Norfolk, 81 "a Pet'rshurg ana aohtaond SiV Apply -
LUplAM HEINFEbN, 81 broadway.
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VUHBEIING RAILROAD BONDs-THE HOLDERS OF
w bonds by the city Of Wheeling 70 the following Rad
road companies namsiyThe Hempned Railroad COMPANY
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company and the Glove
land and Pitsburg Railroad Company, are respectfully
meet committee the part OF the city OF Wheel
4 the House. In New York, the 4th day Of May
next for the purpose of coming 10 agreement prao-
ncable, In regard 10 said bonds
Atested JOHN @. PORTER
FkB H. 1859. Clerk OF the city of Wheeling.
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ADlUsE1IEHTs.

RRoADwAY THEATRE
''p''''' ana s ssalssr or PRicss Mr. EaAs
p ss wn c's, q The beautiful r.rqcs. es.
nnsdios 9a s1s he s s
and fourth uers capable of seating 1000 persoes a
ahvfvAii. Or sHIKsrsss's 49, -
'-0'Ae Tragedy .srosY AND CLEOPATRA,
Snesa b ne and pub' the mos finished ga
s''0' EVER p xsSsTsD N \, r yss T yFyss
HEAR THE OPINION. r sSr sHsF' g xuv,
EVERY SCENE fv Il rsT SosSuss Il ss, -.
The following authorities have been consulted in :
= e. .s:sss:s: s's.is :sf l f.s:
ss": a.es: q ssyps Ssss e
Ss.sns. W1l:o.:
Ihi evening viii be presented shskspsres tragedy. sve
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
roa sss:
The Daa''os Girl :; s,I Ss;YS Soy n.nnn
ADouBLE COMPANY, o,.rn .,r
and q uumeoua train of au.iI,.ri.s DAN" oA1l.1'
The produced under The Immediate direction Il ~. =
md Esypaans scene soas-An apsrtment In he TO-
c1'Ar Scene GRAND soeSf BsI p.isfs Of Cleopatra
az ACT II
scsns Roman Palace ana arches sceae Alezaadria-
0kAnD BACCHANAlLAN Feast.
aer Us msnner Of tho ancient Romsus Durng I'll act
GRAND EOvu PANORAMA OF THE kIVeR MILG,
with view Of the Pyramids, sncient Colod ancenE Hp1
and her monuments This gorg0ol9
ever presenteo and fail the cur0sy a ~
and well worthy the all lovers Of ancenf han
Ill
;s: sss:; ~:
Promontnry Of Acium. Scene s. Sea Actiuu,.
0RAkD NAVAL BATTLE BY THE ANCIENT ROMANO.
Scene 8. plain near The 6cene7. Alexandria. n
cieat Egypt
ACT ~
Scene Roman camp by moonlight Scene z Plain nsag
Of the gions Of Antony and CieopA
ira. hcene s. Caesars can p-Dayight Scenez
GRAND BATTLE-TABLEAU.
scepe PLATA landscape Scene Square Alex.
Roman and Egyptian legons-CrowrAng of Aa1oaV
by Cleopatra
ACT
eoope I. Cesays camp by moonlight Scene Paaoe q
Alexandra Scene Inferior Of Cleopatra's monumak
DkATa OF ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
Entrance Of Caesar and his and tabIeau.
To conclude with FORTUNES FR0AIC, In which dauv
Pearson will appear.
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I,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-rHE UNITED
T. States mail steamship ARAGO, d. Lines commander
win leave for Havrs touching Southampton land the mAs
10 NSsh river foot Of beach street This sp h.; Aye
event OF collision srandng tho could reach hsm
and the pumps being free to safety Of the vessel and
Inc shSus Be sent o. board hs day before
DRAYTON, AGENT No. Broadway,
N.B-The Steamship Fulton viii succeed tho Arsgs and
sail April 80.
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OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
~ Company, No 40 Wall street New York. March l6 1859

The Board OF this day declared dividend of
twenty two half per cent the premiums paid and
addition spd tenth cent TO the amount Of
dividends being the third reunia division Of
s policies in force 70 the 4h Of March 1885, payable In
cash when the SUNS insured become due
TRIENNIAL BALANCE SHEET
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Ne Bsnes. n. Chippsndals Mr. Levere, Mr.. Lasocs.
F. hodges Mr.. Young, Mr. Trse, Mr.. Bernard Mr. Jsres
Mr.. @. farslos. hias Z. Heurade Aias Trse. ongiDK
Performances terminate before IL O'Clock.
The dosru viii open u I: performance commence ut TX
MARCH Il,
BENEFIT
OF
NIB. JOHN BROU0HAM
A5th
NIGHT of
THE VkTERAN.
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DOwERY THEATRE
- Leasees. .Messra q. L. For and J. w. Ghgwd
BErAFIT OF MISS DEkVIL
FRIDAY, March Is 1859
OLIVER TWIST
OUR ENGLISH COUSIN.
TIE GOLDEN AXE.
MORAN CRKfHA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

yRESCENr LODGE. NO 400 r, A M-rHE MEN
~ bers hereby assemble ut the No. 535
Broadway corner OF thirteenth Friday 18th
a O'Clock M to pay tribute OF respect 10
brother Henry Lowell The fraternity cordially invited
to participated. BY order. VIM NJ GAMBLING, W.M
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(NANNEL COAL OIL.-CAPITAL Sl50yOO0 -SU BsCRIP-
~ books the vesta Coal OIL Company opened
The properly Of this consists OF 900 acres IN the
adjacent the Ohio river, underad by
two Of camel coal Of superior quality Parties desros
interest the most lucrative enterprise Of the
please call al liz Broadway, room No. where
and nam ules can be seep. WIN. BURNETT.
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TOHN B. MURRAY 4 CO.,
81 General banking, discount and collection house,
No. 40 WALL. STREET NEW YORK CITY.
Orders inquiries from answered promptly
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DESPATCH LINE
SAN FRANCISCO
The magnificent A first class extreme clipper ship,
ORPuEUS,
Ia receiving her cargo pier q river and viii be
despatched before
SATURDAY APRIL q
Shippers are requested to examine this splendid clipper
will he satisfied she has In the trade for
fast sailing and good delivery of cargo.
Having large engagements she will probably finish
SATURDAY, MARCH 26
SUTTON Co,
~ South street, ct Wall
U,oR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST VIA CHARLES.
ton, 9. C-semt weekly United States mail side wheel
seamship line.
The favorto steamship JAMES ADGER X. Adams com.
sDder will leave pier No North river Saturday March
10, at 4 o'clock r. N. precisely.
Through tickets TO the following places
To New Orleans $40 80 To Atlanta Ga RS 90
Mobile. IS % Augusta, Ca. ~ 90
Montgomery. Ala. % 90 Jacksnnvalie. Fla. =. Al OF
Knoxville. Tenn. ~ 90 Ptatks Fa......... Is 20
Charlotte, N. On. % 80
sPoFFORp, ffLEsroN 4 co, ~ Broadway
The splendid Steamship MARION w. J. Foster
Will succeec ON saturday. March 20
pAl.rlMoRk W 4sBINGros AND THIS wRsr-TuE
O seamers OF the New York and baltimore Steamship Lime
making the rassr, IN icry hourV rreight Baltnorc
foot 70 Washington. 10 per foot proper
rates. For through rates " the Vest covering nsur-
,spny nj the baltimore Washington Railroad
Corrpsrys oihce, $40 broadway Apply to ii. q. ORION.
WE'LL \ Co, SO wes street.
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INLAY FESTIVAL AsSOCIA TION-THE MEMBERS OF
s Clay Festival Assocaton are rsSreH s 70 attend
Htel Of Broadway and Eighth street. at O'Clock
precisely for the Of making the necessary arrange
celebration of the birthday OF Henry CLAY,
the l2h Of April nett By order. . $780,
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nENTIsTRY -TFETa EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS,
~ without the slightest pam By my new and sr.sas pro
only, References given n required.
Dr. n. q. DuRKtN, S0S Canal street, neaT Wooster.
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EIbLOb GAkDEn.
IN SlxJn 90 q GREAT TROUPE
VAN AABU RGHB MEfA0kkIE
EVERY AFTERNOON 81 O'Clock
And
EVERY EVENING q ~ O'Clock
TBIg wpuAs
as,rn D, ~. GRIDAYl aasrnsoe Aa .vcr
ND JUfHkILE AFTERNOON PERF0RhAHCE'
90 /, euc.s with Inc fairy spectacle Of
stNVERELLA,
b OJUvEEILE ARTNfs
THK EQUks1KIAN 0oNPA z,
THs H.EPHAnf. TIPP00 Sab
Concluding with the performances Of
VAN AMBURaH's nkhAGEh{k " TEAMED AhlAALS.
introduced by Professor Langwors%. n
This II kIDAf) evening s5H,
VAN AMBUHGh'S NENAGERIA OF fEH AN ED AkIhAIB.
TaE EQUESTRIAN COMPANY
Ia { cts Ia the
The wonderful Elephant TIPPOO SAI8.
DR.. JAS. l. THAYER, DUCROw,
MEIVTLLE. bIE0RISf, L6NTON.
Doors open Ut I and 6x.
Commence ~ and 7k.
lickes 30 ces; children Is cents; upper boxes Is cent?
Two performances 70 morrow, afternoon and evening
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LNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-THE AMERI.
IN Atlantic Screw Sesmshp Company's and ele-
gan. rteAmship HUNrsvILLE John A. Post commander,
leave pier II North river, saturday, March 49,
o'clock Passage Savannah, with accom-
modstons SIS through tickets 70 New Orleans $40 75 Mo-
bile montgomery Sc Atlanta SO; Columbus
con- Sal Augusta $50 Also to principal places In Florida at
lowest leaving Savannah Monday "Wednesday
and Friday mornings.
Freight per foot and proporionae rates rnsu
II. b. CROMWELL 4 CO.
S6 West