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MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
Il GREAT WESTERN CANADA, RAILWAYS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Trains leave GtsAI CsntzR Dep4t Of strrkt
sn-L ghtn!ne E1p.rfs fSundavs e1ceptcd) ar-:,e NJ
u<trAi s-35 Pm >csi enson ErtEe In an. Albany
3~p pm. .,ev Y1FE 9.nI Pm, fseston H. st pcD
an0pm-Sew Yo!k bt ston Express. ,e1eeyt saturday
arsive as Detroit 7:s} znl.. An%ptnaor H,uxe a
Buffalo $40 pm, Albany kA an, New York
9:ss a1-- Rosteo t0O pm.
7o auC1nrinnA ExPttss-te1eept SutlzY) thft ush to
Cincinnati ia Is hours.
800 pm d'acnna1t aat Louisville Exrrsa. fs1crpt "a
day} through to Cincinnati In - hotlKs Luuf
In t3 hnufa.
Eco pm Train, Saturday. ony to Sllss.
RMnd1T Trains ! pm.
Patent SetpsnR Tara on ri ntxtt I t.ains.
Tha 9O pm trslu coup< NJ Paris vita sIe nut,o ana
Lake Huron HALLWAY for huda1 ard all rerts En- u n
ronlo With Trunk kaI.wsy kir. stup eGrt =
buEgh. Montreal. Que.ec and a points to canaa Gnt
Northern Vermont. Ne tlamah!Ie and Maine,
Baggage checked through,
Through for sale 1t the principal Railroad oEers
u the North and Nest, aud The torpany'n oIce Il
Dearborn stsett. caaxo. the depot foo, af street
T. !. srAzDtss. Genera. lassenscr Axcst. ~;
, 1860-07-03
Rreckinrtdse m 1ectins In philadelphia

xhlGNAAAEeAssEu ukENtAASs Al 4 AAAAAAI4tAAA
PHILADELPHIA, July "A large and enthusi-
as,ic meeting was held here this evening to
ratify the nomination Of fBreckiulidge aud Lane.
Hon. Cnas. J. logersoll presided, with an I'M.
posing list Of Ylcs Presidents and Secretaries:
The resolutions adopted 1eatIirm the Cincinnati
platform and the explanatory resolutions re-
ported by tLe majority of tbe Committee Of the
the Front Street Theatre nominations arc q
mere nuliity. und that the nomination Of Breck-
inridge and Lane is entitled to tue respect and
earnest support Of the Democratic party.
1etler was read from Hon. VIM. 3. Reed,
recommending Cancellation and harmony. 1t
speaks Of the folly Of sacrificing the election Of
Mr. Foster as Governor Of the State, because Of
In abstract difference of opinion on theory Of
rast but not paramount importance, mud hopes
that m,lder counseIs will prevail, 80 that the
electoral vote of pennsylvxuia may be cast
against the Republican md for the Democratic
candidnte who is most available.
, 1860-07-03

D1TTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
i An. CHICAGO RAILROAD
Now 2esei and cars run from chicago 70 ft':slfka
without. ch axe .csr srncstinx with ihf gErA.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
TO New York PhlM.t :pt.n, i:.It!tLore and ra
Otty and atke!rtere: towns Of faaLsyvan!A S.w Ier
seT New YORK., Maryls7c. sc.
Xx.chAata Ly taxing tti3 -o:te. will tavA te tsss
sl;tke Eastern Maiktt = ro 1Gntons! cen.
baggage estckra THROUGH.
Trains leave tie rct c:ioe- % ca1a sud YA1 Ense1
st..ets Wet >i;.t. u !. va:
So A. Il -M,'.s ~ E1rEt.s LAZY fSnEta7k exeeFtsds
7s3 Z. P.H-Ninht E1r:ts n': -AtE-..y- e1tr .rtj
CORRECTING Al t1t wt:: Cleveland :tth tx: -o:t
RsilrosJto nnux!:k BntA Niagara Fails. New f"rs and
H,stun and all intef!ar fa~r. a: Few Eegfaa Nsw
YaYE Cet.raaaa <ex Y"s1 sEd Erie R.!I1'at.-
Also noYta TO Co.rn.tu- 2aee>rie. Newark. MouSs
Yert Steuber1le Wes.fcs. aat ine:1cs to~asof Gk:o
AatvEfS:1.8.
River Road >prn4tet EIeaEa 1s; ton aILC Eec-Au.
Xso viii train. Laaf n.r.en an tnclnns' s'rees
Psas~rxefs houa E1 will -LA this ronte eott pheasant
rad Agreeable PAGING ihnuIh many or tfa !arkest ap1
drr.s cities in tie En'tt1 St4tls.
asd aentfye eheck ri II: tspott tn r!etss
soJ coa7ey kaxxaxe so Of rE.4e to the E-hu.rf .Ld
Caierso eaIs StetrrE ca, :ceat t.x .-rh:san-
Tickets Il all llh n;.rr'F@t ~ s tsre Is
West and It the CoE;AGy tn.;sr q RanIn n .lt
Dearborn streets, prostr the vt:t aIsc. uF IT f:s
Dxoa1 west SIDE eorut: Ca. aud V1a Eu.en ssreeia
Ql!c.go.
H.. FITENtk, Ticket AEtat.
, 1860-07-03

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Democratic poll
ticians have abau doned all hopes Of etleetiug
anv accommodation whatever between their
respective candidates, by joint electoral tickets
or otherwise.
The often reported rumors Of the intended
removal Of John Hart, Superintendent Of Pub.
lie Printing, do not appear to b6 well founded,
The President will probably, this week, re.
move to his summer residence, the Soldiers
Enmn.
, 1860-07-03

QrEnEc, July 2-The steamship Anglo Saxo,
came through the Straits Of Bel1isie. which &C
counts for her rapid passage. The Canad'a1
steamers will here after be due Oh and after Fri
day at Farther Point The Palestine. which
sailed from Liverpool the eth, is the next ves
II !,
, 1860-07-03
Passsd D<froffs JMRs go

Cr-s,nr Sea Bird: props MI Vernon Iron Ctr, Acme
Glbc; 1arks y. 5: fltrson. tnEncb}e brig e. l. VII
lanas: tchr It ApdrExs- -,.
Uox1-stmr Michigan props caia'act Fountain Fts.
{ufahcka Aen'Gsmt'{ ba.ls - sha1.haa nenu' @
Eeercs schla '.iro. Arac, Wtid Rover shot =: X.
Aanaa D. Croker AubE esd. 7 ]; bIooson ,:ts' i
Eoo5s E. Wits n sbt Y. Ee1neH r.; iuae sat e
ts1J Br"vn. 0sSu, Eeiip.e, CoI'!And., uacs Tom,
Ethsa Acn. Ca1 J. H. Chspn. r. lnn1e. Jo n
MtEden. Right q. Newman Be:1o 1t eridAo, Dsp4ich,
X Hlpi1, .Coch1Hue, II. W4l1il1n1.
, 1860-07-03

BUFFALO & LAKE HURON
~ RAILWAY. sho1test aac sr>t :e.:e ~ b'94'o sz
Trln tesvne thieaxo at s:on pm. pe."i: At s@': r
hvr~ Kut-e at s;+. New f.r: 3: Il: ~" l'4 =
tim At 3Hk: e<tiEk IL y. !. teUt't.S & hu! ~
ny + Erie rain. xoln. East Te1x's v! p ~ eaa
ht o!,tarr. at tpe Cnion Depot. X :. .t:Ai:T:E.
ftfA 'hGlY t:rn .faGa.tE.
, 1860-07-03

OTTAWA. July o.-There Was Douglas Rati6.
cation meeting here to day. Speeches bE Hon.
s. ". Randall. of Joliet. Mr. Helm OF Chicago,
and BY Hon. T. L. Dickey, in the evening. Not
cession of over mile and half in leEeth sp.
peased in the evening, with music, suitable
transparencies, DC. Considerable enthusiasm
preyAiled throughout The entire day.
, 1860-07-03

RUTLAND, Vt, July Col. North, Special
Mail Agent, arrested Jno. Whitcomb to-day,
charged with robbing the United States and
Canada mails while under bis charge Mt the
Rutland Rairoad depot. Ten bags arc missing.
within a few weeks, and skeleton keys were
found on his person, with other evidence Of
guilt.
, 1860-07-03

hAvs puhased but few ot md mort Of tn ahpmsnts ars
on scoount Of o~ne who. under tbs Impression th.s
New York has touched bottom have Forwarded
rail- nj harunx figures here. The stock In market yester
eaT M Of far quality but ths rerr bes 0. the, would
nothaTs sold oTcr e3.ss. Ths following wese made.
, 1860-07-03

We buy and sell on Coro:nlssnn either Chicago,
RTsy X c ags5s g, 4 a. Nsw ioEb sui siX G2u2tx
FORK to Insure prompt Aaa iudc.ous attention
10 any order enttcsted 70 cur care.
, 1860-07-03

BUFFALO. juno ss--Ars.ved- chr WAtefnsn. XcAd-
ANS, Chicago. Gland Lark Great Wet etewatt do ;
kchf CnltInS wood, Wiley do.
.: :wEGo. June 1-Ansei. Prop 5uekeye. cbssko;
d.; 5 alsalild. Harley, d, Gnes Murray, T.ddti,
90; IL Aver. Gr lam do; y Nelson, rattsn 90 ;
Atie4 ko:T, DO: " Cross, Moore do Cleared Ptrp
oxdersbu1St, hchardson, DO ba.k Acss.te lamly. d.,
, 1860-07-03
.rinatttaI and eromtnerctal.
roxn.Y E1x,xa, Jr!f =, 1e1t

xo.pAY Ev1x1ss, july Z 1H1.
.,c.u il weaker decidedly. From the
h.se ,.-,en Of The market to-day it is likely to
eeupsS Ea,l .,osk Cd, to msst the payments OF the
DC w." rh ;ch Of course is the last day for the
moI,' ,anu., remittapces to be made. The
a.. ,ned anxious to sell At quotations
D,.. 0.s Il n <naium for currency Buying fa'es
w hx n means firm. and not much above
..nt .ould he realised except by customers.
Pco,a1e. General money market easy.
, 1860-07-03

ST. CAr1AHIxr1 Junr esth, "a. A-The following YES.
see pased tu'tuk The ;a,t 81 .pr.:
Cf-Mellian, y Iimae, =. Boz d, g. Eteele.
DuEx->ylph a:oleratne. T Avery, Mayhnwtr, Africa,
EmpL stne. Bc1fu Ocean Eagle. Reeve Echo, Mime.
hahA, y UeKoH.
, 1860-07-03
How Douglas Stood in the C

How Douglas stood in the COMMITTEES
PHILADELPHIA, July e.-Prior to the adopt.
ion Of the compromise resolutions in The Ns,
were made, among them one declaring Douglas
the nominee Of the Democratic party for presi
dent, which was voted down by ayes 10
nara An
, 1860-07-03

HoGs-7hezs has been 'od shipp!ur demand for Hogs
during the entire week. and The market closes f a
sanes Of lcas Yesterday the supply Light md the
saes ranged from Is Mb.e0 Good Northern stock Hogs
ase in active rrques \. a3o but aouhs1u not wanted
atany price. Bat yesterday wcse:
e Hog, avszax'ng 70 .....................s ~
A01 241 -
II .l0 .-....s.s.... b.e9
Besides thes report sa1o OF po0 Still Hogs u a&eo
delivered ii Quiucy.
SuEEP-Ths demand fos Sheep Il falr andths tnsrkst
steady. sales yesterday wtras
6l shtep, averaging los n
1U1 =, :. 20 :, ....,....,,,,s....,,,....2 2.s3
40 :. :, ~ :. Observation-Disclosures, 40
u :, :. 50 :. Observation-Disclosures 10
, 1860-07-03

NEW }oRE, July o.-1ncrease in loans, 81,
a21, ,636.. Decrease In specie. fsSG.67l; de.
crease in circulation, &l3,s53. Increase il
deposits, $56G, ,s96.
, 1860-07-03

Bos1os, July al. NJ. Balch, President o.
the Boysltou Insurance Company Of Boston, ]
Y. Smith Of Providence, aud 3. II. ueald O
New York, Referees on the claim for insurance
ed fs3 375, which il est per cent. Of the sum fol
! which the mil! Was insured.
, 1860-07-03

St. JouSs, n. F., Sunday, r. x.--There are
no signs Of the steamship Golden Fleece and
Connought, supposed to hsEe left Galway res
pectively on the esd aud 34th Of June.
, 1860-07-03

HE FAIR FOE TIE UnPHANB,-The Sisters of
Mercy appeal once more to the kindness and
benesolence Of our citz ms in behalf OF the des-
tltutc and helpless committed TO their CHARGE
Tomorrow, and for the three succeeding dsys
nnd evenings they will hold Fair for the sale
Of articles, useful and ornamental, at The great
"Wigwam," corner Of Lake and Market streets.
Everything that eau please the eye and tempt
the palate ot ladies' and gentlemen will be for
sale BY the Indies in charge, and a purchase
there answers double purpose. lou se' r.n
Faue for your money, and contribute to the
relief Of the destitute orphans. The Wig*am
viii present o rare tcene Of attraction. IN ad.
dltion to the ordinary attractions Of such
scene, it wall furnish an art exhibition Of the
highest character. Mr. Heally, the celebrated
painter, has placed at the service Of the good
Sisters his entire gallery Of portraits-z cnllec-
tion not surpassed By any gallery. in The West.
The portraits have been all painted by him.
self. There are portraits Of nearly all the great
statesmen Of the country, including Webster,
Bell, Fillmore. Gen. TAYLOR, Van Euren, and
other distinguished men Of the present. as we'll
as Of the psst. 4 full length portrait Of the
great French colder, Marsnal Soult, is also in
this gallery.
Conspicuous in the collection Of Mr. Heally's
works is q tul! length portrait Of Bishop Duggan,
| of Chicago. The execution Of this portrait has
never been excel!ed by anything in that line ia
this country. AS . likeness, it is more strik-
ingly faithful than photograph, and, as work
| Of art, is not only admirable, but We suppose
excells anything previously executed BY Mir
Heally. These portraits, as well as rare and
| valuable paintings kindly loaned by other gen.
tlemen Of Chicsgo, will all be On exhibition at
twice the amount Of entrance fee. The fair will
be oped Tomorrow, Monday evening, and keep
open until after and during the Fourth Of Jolly.
| -Iiaaes Of Sunday.
, 1860-07-03

REAT WESTERN RAILWAY
" CQNPANT3
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE,
Fer Through Frekh: 0aly.
Va New CeEtl, Great Western, and dccnaectaE zoatst
iEe Roads ofmr ttis ora suu sss.aue .u..- ..---
Bsaboazd and the Vet. have organi1eds
FAST FREfGHT T Il NE.
Giving perfect Reliability And greatly iacreA*ed pispash
vh the asy n4iins a,;are sonn.etons II tbs
Eaies ~ low - By any etlsrr Ene. Rscl1Ea,ttora
Promptly and Fasly Adlustac. Mark faek.gss, East
Exptta* Line, via q. W. X.
In New iotk. deliver gods II Eud on Rtvsr Railroad
Passenger Depot = stev EAnal street fsp:t
In Boston, deliver goods Bu&oa and Worcester kaIo2d
Depot ard ma.k as above.
Through Blof La.ink given. and Hec2nai.ona pad,
knY Of the Company . UEccs.
ri z, BEACH, Agent. sS u.oatu1v, EeH York
OTIS klMHALt., Agent q state street, Boston
Il. wALL1EGFOKD, Western Agent.
Corner Lake And Dearborn s.ee oppoate fremont Honse,
Chltaxo. n,h3l-6lly
, 1860-07-03
T IMPORTANT TO GRAIN But

i xss FOR sALE-A Grslu Warehouse. With .'ssrn
eevxtars AMI sr.s capacity for storage. lfcAt1 It
foufah ng to.n md Of The bs.t Gran silns IN I'LL!
nols o. Chlc4o. VIII be sol: low aud possession rsn
f:h.cszo 1e2}eh6t In
, 1860-07-03

Oar hu:neM son.ss:ons With Egroes @ hs!nE nlEa:Cr,
s.e Ia assuring public that a forezn bankn t1azsae
Daa md Letters Of Credit in to sus 1t New York
terms correspondents In London raz. f, 2kfoEs
Heidelberg. bale. Hes1s. Dresden, &c, Ac-. &C. &C.
Being particularly desifou. o! p,omttEg direct
cla intercourse The wet and Eurore cheer
fulY, ard term. mot favosee extend pat:nlEs fas
po1efs. COLLECTIONS Of Drs ore.z~ Notes, cceptan.
tes, 1nhe.ances h &C. Eaysbe In any part of Europe
ma with promptness and dispatch.
u-CountIy Banks and B.okert supplied with Foreign
Bills low rates. Private Bonds.ud Ao8aE.a negotiated
, 1860-07-03

4 NY PERSON HAVING MER-
IL CUASDISE o.her pencnal prnp,'ty to any
am unit which they will e1chsrGe f.r 70, Notes will end
such orr ty by ire. Tug t.ll naturc ef pr-
pe1ty] EGx 2106 CLlcsg III. ta7013t
TAKE NOTICE.-All Journey
II Ta.rt reque.te. to NEE. 1t SmIit* Rn!t!-
fsR DrbI'anr1 ktLzie stte.f.. cn TuE-D>
EVENING >kXf, July -. The o'iec: Of the meeting
Is to A.e steps the pEutecti"h rights
jat-n. yue1. .. cr oder. :
Us aSt JOHN 4. JOHNSON, sccty,
p ARE CHANCE WITH SMALL
III CAT1TAL.-ne.nz aoout 10 leave Ctlcaeo, wish
10 rel ny building. Earsuc. MIL and Fixtures =: k,ra
barxan, u Is now du ed oE making Hom nv. lamp, Gran
ulatcd Meal Cracked Wheat. fstj ssxtatn Flour Of
the eu! duk ad power cuud .e used for tner posea
Call 4nd tee At The corner OF Gsswotd and Harrison sts
tesG1s& H. q WAf;lJHkr:
, 1860-07-03

BALTIMORE, June 30-The Dreckinridge wing
Of the Democracy is to have ratification meet.
ing here next Friday night. They are, in this
State. getting decidedly the advantage Of the
DOUGLAS men
, 1860-07-03

CTEWARTS COOKING STOVE
~ STILL AHEAD.-The acknowledged suTe1!osityo
The Stewart Stove hra given .i4c tn IntAloEs
Tbs genuine article for sale onY by O.. METZ AGeIt,
1So State strtxt, between Monroe and Adams. A1Io
good assortment Of Hnus4keeplnk. Hasdwsre lad a.
4p2F@72.lv
, 1860-07-03
THE CITY.
4 Farewell tn sabbath 8choo<
TAnrher.

n Farewell tn knhbAth SCHOOL
Teacher.
lffasrs. Ep11ons :-Yesterdsy morning about
7 O'clock, Just previous to the departure of thu
saAteru train, shout one hundred children from
the North Market Mission Sabbath School, bead
ed By thsir devoted and faithful fried Mr.
Moody, entered the depot, and gave three hearty
cheers for their much esteemed friend, 3Ir. Still.
son, who Was to leaye on that train. During
Mr. Stilsou's stry in Chicago he has been uutir-
ing in his labora in the Sabbath Schools Of cur
city. but especially 80 ID the North Market; and,
without doubt, N aoy from that School will rise
up in the day Of Jud 2ment and cali him blessed.
After the cheering, the girls and boys sung sew
eral Of those beautiful hymns that they had
learned at the Sabbath School. They were thea
addressed by Mr. Stison in q very appropriate
and sffectiug manner. Tue whole scene was of
the most impressive character, and the heart
which was not moved BY it must hare been hard
indeed. But, judRiDgtrom the many noistened
eyes that were 10 be seen, We conclude that
feeling was bexotten in the hearts of many that
tears could best express.
Just as the train moved OF, friend Moody
said, "Conle. boys, three more hearty cheers
for Mr. Stilson," which were giren,-after
which the children retired from the depot in
perfect order, and vent to their homes.
How nany young men u are there IN Chicago
in order 10 achieve what has been accomplished
At North Market? We are glad that SO many
hare volunteered in the various schools in our
city. But the harvest is great, and the labor
ers are few" It requires something more than
simply going to the school .. the appointed
hour, mud hearing few verses repeated.
think friend Moody can testify to thai.
Mr. stllson visited fifteen schoolson last Sab
bath, for the purpose Of giving them bis parting
message.
, 1860-07-03
D1rcH1NG pT0WING BIT1LD-

j. ING, hc.-Tbs subs7b1 Is d.sinns 70 contract
with psIe st!e fJf d7fnE ths Aboxe work
the CITY limit. soath s!d hs psrs u G9ut ne xns
tro smAI dwellings aud fenetk TO be built On the e4nc
trac plyable IAN IA Land. aud pszt In money. AptlY II
ma Nahash Aveppe. je.9e6.3.lw
, 1860-07-03
BY TELEGRAPH,
Later ffeln California.
pY THE pTfKtIxn r4t11

<"%+4~eJ
SPn1Sar1EtD, juno 2.-lhe Butterfield Over
land Mai! Coach, from San Francisco June 11th,
and Visa!tn june l2!h, pasted hero lust night.
Ihe following summary ha8 been received.
sAS FRANCISCO, June 1.-the news is e1-
ceed,ngiiy meager, as everything WAS tele-
graphed up to Saturday night, the 9Th inst.
The Overland Mail leavibg 1T. Loui. nay 81,
arrived yesterday, tho 1oih, confirming pre-
vious report Of the nomination bf Lincoln. 1t
u well received By the Republican party, who
tired gans IN this city Promptly after the fact
Since tho Indians fed beyond the reach of
10 t1th n4sss volunteers. oil apprehsnsions Of
ese over. The regular troops will be stationed
near Pyramid Lake and at other places where
they can best protect all tbs settlements. The
company who went through on the Pony Ex-
press raute expect to obtain sufficient force
from the United States troops now at Camp
Floyd. in Utah, to keep tho route from danger
lished.
The weather has become warm aud pleasant
on the Eastern side Of the mountains. The
miners were returning to work where fear Of
the lndians recently caused It's abandonment.
Ihe account from all claims on Corn Stalk lead
continue as aatte1ipg as ever Another arrival
Of one from Ophir lead assays IS 1000 per ton on
Walkers River end in the Monroe Lake region.
The Indians are peaceabie.
Nothing further from the Oregon election.
4 stage was robbed By bighwaym men on the
9Th, near Chico Butte County, Of $4,000, in
transit by Express.
News from the Sandwich islands is to the
Gath Of May. The Japanese steamer Caudin-
mara touched at Honolulu on the esd on her
way home. The markets we're very dull.
LATEST NJ TELEGRAPH TO y1sALfA.
San Francisco, June 1e-Judge Terry'e trial
has been removed to Marin County, indicating
his scquittal.
The news from Portland, Oregon, is to
the 5th, one day after the election. The
result was doubtful, but the probabilities were
for Logan's election to Congress. No opinion
could be formed on the politics Of the Legisla-
ture- Two Democrats we're elected in Month
nch County by small majorities. where the Re-
publicaus had hopes.
, 1860-07-03

H0FTKAEN 4 GELPCKE.
yklAun HoI1xAza.. ..rzTo e11roKH. ..Azu sL1xf.
EH.1.FExS IL H0FF.N3.fsAs
Consul Of the Grand Ducny Of SAxeWenar, ths Duehs
Of Bns snlck and SaIeGoth2 ard the kee city OF F7nks
and BY apetia OF several States Au,ho.ed TO IT
for former cstizens OF AUS rRIA. Rad Err. BAVARIA.
HANOVER. hESSIA, NASSAU, rRu bSIA. SAAGN4s
WIRTENBER0. OLDENBERG. &c jz97-cAFly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-28
RARNEs, HslTEL.
TEGARDEN HOTEL
H. HILzHFIM.-


- OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-Ths delightful
M Watering Place is being thoroughly renovated and
newly furnished, and viii be open for the reception Of viz
itos on the 10Th of June next Every effort will be mads to
render visitors comfortable and make their stag pleasant
There is better place than Ocean Springs for yachting
fishing bathing. The table will FINISHED with everything
that Is to be found in the New Orleans Market together w
Fish. Came Oysters etc. with which the Lake and surrounding
country abound For the amusement Of guests there Is Ten.
viii be supplied will, the choicest Liquors Wines AMI Cigars
Band Of Music will be in attendance during the season
Bnggs and Saddle Horses be hired ut the Hotel Also
sai6oats for Fishing and Pleasure Excursions.
The Bathing facilities be excelcd any place OIL
the LAKE The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative
powers excellent condition. and in close proximity fh
Hotel Ocean Springs having visited by epideics
is decidedly the heathes we'll the most beautiful ocao
nly2s I'm COOK & HoYT Proprietoys.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-28
-, LAupERDALE WHITE SULPHUR 81
E!A SPRINGS, MISS. II

This fashionable popular Watering Place will opened
reception CT visitors the 10Th day Of June under
supervision its old proprietor g. B. SMITH, who well
known in ibe South hotel keeper.
Tie auderdla Springs situated the NJ and O. Railroad
I53 rules fre Mobiche morning leaving Mobile arrives
at the Springs at ) o'clock 2. N.
The place has recently undergone thorough repair and fur
nisilea throughout with elegant furniture.
The have been anlszed by the best chemists in
Emitted the medicinal properties Of the
unsurpassed by ssy in the South 2
No pains will be spared to make tho Hotel
m snyas I'm b. B. SMITH CO.
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:, PoIsr CLEAR HOTEL, EASTERN SHORE

N;i1 MOBIIzE Bay.
Iii The above Justly celebrated Watering Place will
forshe reception Visitors about 18th june
the Propreors Scr themselves that the reputation
Establishment shall decrorae for of the good appoint
and good fare which has heretofore characterized
The location for health is in the South
fully tested by the epdecs HIGH prevailed both
New Orleans and Mobe during the of lS55S
singecase Of yellow fever originating Point Clear
Thea Bathing has equal the Gulf Coast andis within
few yards OF the Hote5he temperature Of always
agreeable Fresh Shower Baths be had time
Fish and Oysters abundant during the entire
Gbod Stable accommodations provided for all who with
keep their carriages and horses The drives in the vicinity
saded with magnoias oaks cedars, pHes etc. beautiful
Brs extend in every direction.
All the annsements watersg Places, such
Bowling Pistol Gallery etc. WI DO provided and VIII
for those fond Of Aquatic Sports viii net be neglected
"A good Band of Music secured and will play the lawn
'sfernoons--andf for dancing, evenings
line Of Magnetic Telegraph Is established connecting Point
Clear with every quarter Of the Union.
The hne Crescent WILL ply regularly
between Mobile and Point Clear ving Mobile every evening
down 10 o'clock NJ hose who arrive
Mobile by the morning, heats.
Should this Bcheaae changed will
1 the Mobile and New Orleans papsrJ
The Popetors their sincere thanks the public fol
the liberal heretofore extended the Bate Hou
and their Point Clear stel place unds
| renewed obligations ~ 4
f. IL. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO.,
Propristors Point Clear Hotel,
Mobile, May 1861 Also Of Battle House. at Mobile
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a:a Old Point Comfort Va. March L Is6a EN-
3, MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR i.

- MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR Assh
I FRINGE near the Virginia and Tennessee Rail tSSz
N rand IN Montgomery county, Virginia, will be open
for the reception Of visitors the 18th day of May The ca
paciy 70 accommodate has been Increased by tho addition
pleasant The buildings have newly paint
Cd and whewnshed and he ddng has been much improved
Mattresses Passengers reach this place without Snge Travel
and those who may desire to The Salt sulphur
brier White Sulphur Sweet Springs much
here as hey may wish andhen proceed BY Mess Kent Flick
leave reaching the Sail Pond dinner tho Sal Sui
phnr 0 miles a md the Gree briee White SULPHUR and
Sweet Springs leach 81 miles, dinner without night travel
Leave Virginia and Tennessee Railroad big Tunnel Station
mya I'm RaBF. II. MosBY, Proprietor
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a NEGROES FOR SALE-HAvIN9 RE
moved from Espaade to the Baronne and Ora.
& rief Streets two of the ST. Charles Hotel
will keeg constantly on hand choice lot Of Maryland and
Virginia SEGF0Es consisting Of Field Hands, House Ser.
wants Mechanics Cooks Washers and Ironcrs
all Of which viii be sold low for cash. on time for good
city aoceptances % s
. seq Y i u WILSON