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ARREST OF 1NCENDIARIEs AND BURGLARS.
On Saturday Lieutenant Noonsn succeeded in
arresting some mere OF the incendiaries and
burglars who have been operating in the county
Of late, and secured a number OF articles stolen
et the late fires. Among others Mr.. j. W. Bu-
ker has recognized fine set of light carriage
harness, stolen from him when his barn at
Mount Pleasant was burned, on the night of
ness belonging to him, taken the night the barn
OF heesrs- Fitch & Fox, corner of 18th and
Boundary streets, was fired. VIM. Thompson,
colored, recognized harness and other property
that was appropriated on the night Of the burn
ing Of his place, corner Of 18th and Boundary
streets The names of the parties arrested are
Albert p. Davis and VIM. Davis, both colored
and their dens for the conceaIment of stolen
goods was on b street, between 221 and 23d
streets, near the old canal. An old colOred man
named Robert Johnson was also taken in Gus
tody on suspicion Of being one OF the parties
implicated. The were all locked up for hear
ing.
This morning, VIM. johnson, alias Grayson,
Albert p. Davis and Robert johnson were
brought TO the Police Court and arraigned on
the charge OF arson in setting fire TO the barn OF
s. p Brown, on the 18th OF August, and pleaded
not guilty, as also on the charge Of larceny OF
harness. The attorney, Mr.. Gloss, stated that
he had three other informstions against the
parties, but il would be sufficient to hold them
on these cases. The parties pleaded not guilty
70 the first charge, but GrsysOn pleaded guilty
to larceny. Mrs. Rose Mcfarland testified that
she lives with Dir. Buker; recollects the fire:
saw the harness and other articles in the barn
the evening before the fire. officer Reese tes-
tined t. finding the harness at the house on G.
street. William Grsyson, a boy, testified to the
harness having been brought to the house.
This was deemed sufficient evidence TO hold
them, and the court committed them TO Jail for
tie action Of the grand jury. Previous 10 going
10 jail, Lieut. NOOnan, Sergeant Roadway and
CfCer Reese took them to Gardner's, where
they we're mugged.
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NICIoCs BOYs-OHs Of the Toung Rcsc1Is
NdJbed-COnsiderable complaint has been
MADE or late by persons who are in the habit of
driving out 18th street about gang OF BOYS who
are IN the habit OF congregating beween aud
streets, and shooting beans and small gravel
stones with india-Tut Der shooters at the horses
ana IN some cases serious accidents have oc-
Cured from runsTays caused by these shooters
Ofheer Grant yesterday determined to find out
who these lads are, and laid his plans to catch
Them. Stationing himself where he could not
De seen he watched one OF these groups and sue
ceeced IN getting one OF them, colored bow
named William Fitzhugh. who was locked up
Tor trial. The penalty is SO in such cases.
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TIE WASHINGTON BUSINESS CoILxsr 70
day.
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CWY ITEMS.
'.BILLIARDS.'

"BILLIhRDS.p
Alex. Adamson would he pleased to seq his
friends and patrons on Tuesday evening next,
September LIST, at his Billiard Room, which has
been fitted up in the most approved manner. 2
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LOCAL NEWS,

Amusemcnts. de. Tonight.
Odd Fello1cs' HaH.-Sanford's Old Time Min
strels.
TAsotrs ConiqRe.-Comedy of "Mr. aud Mrs
Peter White, ;" and Harry Monroe, Miss Lizzie
Warren, and others, in various specialties.
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THE END OF THE LIFE OF RovER.-There
Is in the insane hospital at Augusta, Me-, now
lying at the point of death, a patient named
Samuel Hallnsworth Howard, aged about So
who has spent singular life in this world He
was evidently circus performer when young
man, and has often amused the patients and at
tendsnts by his vaulting and other feats once
practiced in the ring; he was a soldier in the
Mexican war, but disgraced himself and ran
away, go that he could never receive pension;
he served term in the state prison, and was a
prisoner in the KeDnebec jail for nine years.
from which place he was removed to the insane
hospital in 1Sf-twenty. seven years ago
where he has since passed his existence and mad
home. Stealing has always been a besetting
weakness or dominant characteristic. He has
been a state patient, within the walls OF the
hospital, for almost third OF a century: he has
known no relative or friend in the world. His
insanity has been OF a mild form. As stated
above, he is now lying at the point or death,
and will soon close long life that seems TO most
minds infinitely worse thar death.
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WILCOX q GIBBS SBwINa MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Bsum'e hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
ntelligencer building. 1928
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special dispatch TO the Index-Appeal, from Blue
Ridge Springs, 9th, says: A prominent lady
guest at the Montgomery White Sulphur
guest and lady from New Orleans, OF Q large
number or diamonds and other jewelry. All Of
the parties we're from the south, and highly re-
spectacle. All or the property was recovered,
and efforts are being made to quiet the matter.
Mr.. B. +. Redford, the contractor, we're exca.
yaiins Tor cuivert yesterday on the corner OF
18th ard Main streets, they were not little
feet, embedded in hard, dry clay. The fsh vas
perfect, Of the minnoW species, about three
inches long, and was unfortunately kiIlsd Nv =
blow nom plckaxe.-Riehnoad DspatcS, ga,
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| Aw SCHOOL
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN.
The next term a this schaoI will commence IN
WEDNESDAY October 2, lS'4, with the f0ll5wias
JCDGE GEORGE W. PAsCHAL,
iae LOU % hsa. fTs s pls9d.ns Eg,t,Hs,
gRRIsToPHEB IEeLK, LIB,
Domestic Relations AID ne DoofriHs Of Egaify
The plan Of instructi a embraces Lectures. Rect
tsioEs, and insi upon the seyerel titles OF
law, ngei-er with illustrations Of actual Court
Application for Information, either in person or
By letter nay be made to the seeretsry Who will bs
ssoio B. r ihsfEH d see Il iT tSs rsouy
MES; 8, A: PECks SELECT SCHOOL F0R
mence its Fourteenth Annual session ssPrENsER
lob. Please call after September 9th. sugfi-lm.
,Ss s9a9oh s'Ts s o GHa 2 IS,
oPsS aS " l.a AuSTit sis p:rents are re-
IA In rear Of %. Sgnderlands ChVrca, ~ ST. "a TO-
III commerce its NTH year MONDAY, reptenbsr
of this institution are 70 t boys for bEstness on for
college, classical polJ technic. Photography a
ffsn This school to pos,ions Is short sS1s
writer's; For tics lifting T. business, Spelling,
.pecislties; For those who design 10 sutsr college
Algebra, q ometry, Plane aud Analytical rrigono-
circular. at q and BailsDty 5soE.tof Sss
number Of gold and silver medals sssrdsd each
suE20-lm- AN MD LII b, Principal.
II ossLYhN sEMINAkY,
Miss A. L. ERRICk, PTin., successor 20 Miss B.
Ross The school session will commence sEPTEN.
Der 10, 1874. Thoroughly cnmpetsnt teachers have
osen ensagee; FOR particulars apply 70 the PrIn-
THE, Washington IEMALE sEHIsARY
Be- Gz i snd s ;Es:' e. r.a
GoNZAGA C0LLEGE
the society Of Jesus TIE course Of sudiss !. the
same that pursued in Other i0stitutiOns conaucssd
p ~. t4at orees' sSnooi vii be reopened on MON
susis-aoeti P JAWS oLARK.s. J., Priest.
WIsLEYAN FINALE COLLEGE, Whining
SEPT iss s..siseass ?! ,nior%sticn .d SSs
Rev. yOHn WILSON, President. augls-ln'
nj cALkk dsps SfSa .sSsT Ss Ess1sn
s :aa sas q
T'Hn nISsEs 0sB0REIN YOUNG LADIES'
q sis str.s,, corner S q ,a. Sssssnser IT,
snssr ts1u advantages Northern Teachers; Mod
RIcHLAHD BoARpIEe AID DAT SCHOOL
Ice Lanrale Stree, scar Park AresM,
BALTIMORE, MD.
WIN. D. nARTIN, A. M, Principal.
The Eighth Annual sssion commences ssptsnbss
Fun oorgs Of csrpsssnt and experienced Teach
Bend for Oafalogue. auela-lm
SELROT MALE ACADEMY.
y Corsa Of Dsn5aytos asd E,.,somery as.,
0loRGETowN, d. O.
0reteful for the encoura cement Of the ~ ysar
vii Reopen my Academy on MONDAY, 8s1tSm,
bcr Ith. Number limited. Privxte fnstrection IN
&C., and evening Glasses q The school
Circulsrs found Of the Book Scores, or n INV ,.a-
dsnce, adlotning the school room.
M ~ tA1olvxLa - y, "a stssst, New
~ ck S.39ssssnf ~ Day school for YouSg ls6iss
- VIII ~. ~. g1Desloe advanfa0ss. j6oSosIS
A MWI0k s1HuA1y ron YoUIa kADI6
~ os.s., !: b.. !. ~, s.:c a.: -. e. +.
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The BROADWAY STYLE SILK HAT, for fall
wear, now ready, at Willett & RuOff"s
Inc Dunlap 9Th avenue style Silk Hat will be
issued next week. 2g3
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CALI AT JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS, 62I Penn
sylvania avenue, for the BrOGdaody Fall iStyle StE
hdt, ss adopted by the leading retail hstters OF
Hate. d q
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OgsIAoEks 70 nAaEIAo!..gs,yy kslssTJs
2 early life. Msaheod ksgtored.- imps6imsnts 10
nsEtess sepeyed. nsy method o. trsssnsns. SeS
ire. r ssslsd spssio.ss. As4reS Heeerd zssssss.
nSl4Ssi Ssetn nirth - Rhiladslpbia, Pa-,-en
eonduet an1 profs9ionsl all. nsr1 60
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WEEKS DoINGs III WALL SrREKr.-Explains
stock operations ON small capital without risk.
Copy sent free. TUMBRIDGR & Co.,
1924 2Wall street, New York.
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EDUCATIONAL.

w lSoe n ~rHEEr NoRruyvE,r.
WILL REOPEN HER DAY SCHOOL
On N0EpAf, Sert- "a. snss soi-'
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ASK your grocer for DoOley's Yeast,Powdar
the best Baking Powder for preparing Biscuits,
Rolls, Bread, Griddle Cakes, Waffies, &c. De-
pot, 60 New street, New York.
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FUNERAL OF TIE LATE JOSEPH II. BRAD
IRY, JR--The funeral of the late Joseph II.
Bradley, j., took place yesterday afternoon
from his late residence on Congress street.
Georgetown, and was attended by q large nun-
Der OF bis friends ard associates OF the bar in
elucing Hon. Montgomery Blair. Bishop Pink
ney, assisted by the Rev. Walter W. williams
rector OF Christ church, Georgetown, and the
Rev. j. ). " allace, chaplain United States
navy, performed the burial services of the
Episcopal church, and the choir sang Spp-Opri-
ate hymns. Tie lid Of the casket was covered
with floral tributes. After the services were
concluded at the louise the funeral cOrsege
moved toward Oak Hi cemstery, where the re-
mains were inferred. The Bar Association pre-
coded the procession, and two carriages. CON
tanning TIE immediate family and the Otaer rel
atlves and friends, followed the bsaTse The
pail bearers were W. ID. CaSsin, Allen Dodge
Richard II. MeTrick, e. III. Matthews, L. l..
moore, \. b. Duval, James 4. Buchanan, of
Baltimore. and Russell StuTges, IT,, OF Il JstOn
TIE FIRE ON 11TH STREET YESTERDAY
hoKNING--An alarm OF fire was turned ia yes
terdsy morning by officer McCathran, station
keeIer at the central guardhOuse, caused bv
The discovery OF IRE IN the third story Of brick
stable, owned by ex-GOv. Shepherd, on IIth
stree, between Pennsylvania avenue and @
street. This building was formerly known as
the Washington library, and since remodslsd
the lower portion has been used ar a stable, and
the upper rooms for lodge room for colored
Aasons and tenement for the stable Keepers
family. The ire originated in the lodge room
IN The third story. Hawkins, the stable keepsr
ana bis family made narrow escape, being
Obliged to leave through the second story win.
dow. Damage $500.
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THHRMoMRrKRsan and q arometers are repaired
and made to orderly Hempler near AZ street.
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
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pATAPsCo FEaALs DESTITUTE,

MAR BALTIMORE, ND.
This institute has been IN operation for thirt,.
eight years. The number Of pupils is limfted It's
location is eemineuty healthy, Is central and "a
easily reached by railroad from Baltimore and
Washington cities.
For Circulars address
MRS. r. III ARCHIR
aug3-m,w I'm EllicOtt City O. Maryiand
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EDUCATIONAL
CT. MATTHEWS FEMALT AoApTNl

PAROCB1AL school,,
@ lp5ue.-s tT the Sisters a. fhs Hciy Cross. st1
ls,i .t..st. ~, reopen the FIBsr MONDAY IN
skP1ENDLR, su5l S.
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$40 TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold paws
two hundred per cent. a month. Send for par
uculars: Tqmbridge s. Co., Bankers, 2 Wall
street, New York. ia:
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Ar vIRNoN IssTIrurI, 1850 ! srRErr

Nt fKENCH AsD ENGLIsu BakRDING kND DAN
scHooi FoE loUNe LsuIEs lIrTLE GIRLS.
ME-. OHaRIke " pel8O Prtnctpsi. Msda-
motseie v. PkUD HOMMH Reside & Tsacher q
french. Third annual session commences sept.
list. Tor terms and circuiArs apply 90 sidence a
Prifci pal or boob sforee. auRlO- colin
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THH NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays 5 per
cent per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, 8 to 4. SATURDAYS, . to
and to 8. 27t3 i4tIs
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rLENwooD INSTITUTE, MD.
SUPERIOR ADVANCES

Things before words-Nsture . System of Instruo-
Ion. The most approved Oblvot- Teaching Forms,
Bsrasns, Cabinet Of Minerals, Geological pecimens
borsmie Palntings, illsstIai Of Art aud sceBoe
ato prominent tor its beautiful retired and hasIth.
in location, its perfect disci pne, aud home com
81 For circulars, Aaares.
PROF. l.. q MATHEWS. AN
euc1-lm GieuWno-d. rruufV a
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FUR REAL LIFE
SECURED AT TIA

through course q instruoics and trsinias sdapf-
ed 10 render young me- and ~ men uscful, setf-
supporting, and successful.
Tbs institutiCn has Cnioyed ten yesrs % unRter-
rupteG prosperity, aud ~ led red b. many Of the
most sorthl ena subsi Anfsl cizens q the District
sno CT the United efates, who have scared tts al
N.ntases Tor their zoos ard dsns hters
1hk tCoLksflC fNAR begins MONDAY, AuguG
n-the mcst favorable time 60 euter-hut scholar
entrance.
PEKFARsIoRy DEPARTMENT B ~ aud sirR can
enter tbs De psrtnsnt Sho have gone through Loug
BUsINkss nKFARTNEyT.-Studeuts received IN
THIS department who have gone thrcuga Declm Al
fraetiCns IN any Arithmetic.
TUiIloN.-schoisnh'p " for rhli nited time, 90,
pc, able " Tour equal monthly instanen's, OF s.
~ paid - time cf entering. yesr scholarshps, 60,
rs1 able m six equal mon'hly ms alnleuf., So
" raid o. time q entering. By the quarter, three
nonths,D e9, pay able on entsrtng.
eE>sIoNs Day sessions, hold IRON 3 q. m. O. : 30
y m, Sf I'd the best oBpOrtuuities fsr yoGug gen
temen AID younR ladies between the agcs z II aud
y less kyeninR ssssioes, held tr.in 90 .. M,
hondG, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, are go
peoislIy Designed Tor men. women, and ycuths va
education.
APPLICATION should be made a. the OolieSe Of
nee, corusT Ith and l. streets northwest. Cctnnu-
In, a.
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TIE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY,

- NGaT bditnoTs,
Onsrs special Inducements those desiring Tor their
asughtsr. careful treintug, tborsush tDsuuction,
nlgh culture, ara the influence az CaraSfda Howlf
Tue next term will begin v eduesdsy, Ssrt. Is. I'D
Dies Rev. ARTHUR J. RIOB, N ID Beis,ers-
town, Md. suslO IN " flm
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NOW READY


The life end career OF james Copeland,
The Great Southern Land Pirate, contain
ING in well attested variations OF such a
startling and thrilling character, pertain
ing to the Wages and Copeland Clan, as
is nowhere to be found surpassed in the
whole annals of crime. It's mystic alapha-
bit for secret correspondence. the names
of all its members throughout the United
States, with its profound and wide-extend-
ed operations in combination with wealth,
talent and influence. are IN the highest
degree astounding. With an elabora'e
Appendix, if possible, OF a still more
momentous nature, composing iresh col
lated cases of booty, blood and marder;
including the authors trial in the city OF
Mobile, the most exciting aud absorbing
that ever occurred in the South, and fol-
lowed by some Of the most powerful OF
results. neeessitatlng legitimate CON-
ments showing the rapid increase OF
crime and corruption everywhere, making
evident that Capitalization and change 10
ne fundamental principles OF govern
ment are not only necessary but inevlta-
lie for the future welfare of the nation.
DIR. J. X. S. PITTS,
Waynesboro, Miss.
The above work is sold only by sub
scription. DIR. Pitts has appointed us an
Agent TO receive subscriptions and IN
forms us that the book will be issued
about the LIST of September. On account
Of the strong local interest which attsches
to the wholesome Of the exciting events
contained therein having t~rsnspired
in this eounty-we have thought that
many Of our readers of this section wouid
subscribe to it, xnd therefore we adver-
the it, and as an sgent receive suhscrip-
tons. All who desire the work will
plesse send their names TO the STAR.
The published price for 1t 10 81 sc.
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CAHD
TEXAS GRIND PRIZE CONCERT.

TEXAS GRIND PRIZE CONC r 7,
Postponed to October END, ss7i.
Tue Hon. jas. T. ID. Wilson,, Mayor,
Of Houston, aud The City Council endorse
the enterprise as follows:
HoUsrog, Texas. April ~, 1874.
We the under sigued regard the Renl
Estate Distribution, which j.. Z. Foster
proposes 20 make on the 22d OF October
next. in this city, as culeuiated TO pro-
mote improvements, and placing within
the reach Of many, who otherwise wonld
be nuable, a chance TO secure a home
for them and their families, and having
from onr long acquaintance with him,
every confidence in his integrity, we feel
justified in saying, that we believe be will
carry ont bis Distribution honestly aud
fairly according to his advertised plan.
Signed by the Mayor, the Hon. Jas.
7. d. Wilson, and City Conpcil.
Capital prize, So, 600 Gold: ten Resi-
idence in Houston Population 20 900,
and the Railroad centre of the tate; $50
tracts of land in different portions OF the
state. Value OF prIz-s $l46, 600; 70. 600
tickets, at - each. The management
are 80 well convinced Of the success of
Of the Enterprise, that they feel justified
in promising TO refund every ceut of
money, il the drawing does not take place
on the 22l of October EVERY PRIZE PAID
in full, whether all the tickets are sold
OF not. Send for circular. Agents
wanted.
7, W. HOUSE. Treasurer, Address
j.. Il. Foster, Manager Houston Texas.
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DIVINE SERVICES. Rev. b. Jones OF
the Methodist Church will hold Divine
Service at Moss Point on the LIST, and Bird,
Sundays OF each month at IL O'Clock A.
A., aud at z p. NJ. -,
Prayer Meetings every Thursday night
at Z o'clock.
On the 2d Sundays of the month, at
IL A. NJ. and 4 r. NJ. at Scranton
shS-Ir is hoped the Public generally
will attend. II
REGULAR PREACHING. ED. j. Il. Ham
berlin (Baptisi) will hereafter preach
monthly at
Ocean springs, 1st sunday.
Handsboro, Fad
Pass Christian, 3rd " In the Masonic
Hall.
Moss Point, All sunday.
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Pools & lIUSr, Of Baltimore.
whose reputation a. Founders an1
MacIinists has become natioual With.
in the past twenty-five sears apr cars
elsewhere IN our columns 10 on al
ycrtisement Of their wcil-known sad
highly regarded Jas. LeFel Turbine
Water Wheel. or we'll a. In cnnmer-
alton of various other lines Of their
m~reJactnFe. we bEye for ~4ffs
Grm. tic favorable consideration Of
those OF our readers who may be in
need Of anything in their line their
machinery, wherever used, best speak.
ing for Itself az regards quality
durability and capacity sbr the work
designed. Send for their circulars
before purchasing elsewhere.
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CHURCH ORGAN OR PIANO, Parties
lesiring TO purchase a Piano or Church
Organ will find it to their interest to adj
dress the Star Office as we are willing to
make liberal discount on the Agents pub
ished prices.
N. b. As we learn that some persons
have supposed that it is a secondhand
piano we wish to dispose of, We desire to
state that we have 40 such piano OF
church organ to sell, but that they ore
BRAN NEW I; now at the Salesroom in
Mobile and subject to our order. If.
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THE NEW cIRCUfT COURT Di
7RiCT BgLL


FIRST DIsTRIcr-JUDdE CHANDLER.
In the county Of Hancock, on the tst Monday
of May and November aud c%ontinne y days,
In the county OF l~larrison on the 3rd Monday
Of April and October, aud continue 2 days
In the county Of jackson, on the ~ hondi
ofAnril aud October. aui continue " days
In the county of Perry, on the first Monday
of March aud September, and contitne six drys.
In the county Of jones, on the snd iterday oil
March aud September and continne six. days
In the county of Marion, on the srd; Mon
day of MurclI aud Sept, ana eoiiinhe SIN atys,
in The ,ouoly of Pearl, on tile 4th, Monday
OF March and September, and continue six days
Ia
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.0u % flUn iau fffffe III eIal a.
tnIaFsHgH 20 90 teaH.n5 HFHaf hf4Hea. .ha
tfTks af NiieA 8fa Hnai. ~
NH Ha fa.f fas fU deeHinf nHta ri fr.
#aHa with srrnfh lH nlHt Hai uif clog
kitrHeu Hnt am0FafoHsr. eHh ml Hllis. NJ
more atHl j Desired e efu De rf9eHri ga VS..
toy. Hi 'niIHg cost. There u 81 srlffafunnf
vfuefnni ani other aHpes. anvil HB1ls. faseh.
Feng Iulree Hni Hg tfeHs oh fHe rltea Ihe
yard y dsnHelY siHied with cpafffreu ffen-
The priest and beet watar Tho health 81 rme
village is uHeT eeuiiauatly good ~ b physician
were fH Trttiis 0llca le would have f1e s0ia prlC
Gee i1r fifteen Hiisf For aie inv dsFH JON tasU.
Aia0 $40 Hnes. good bottom land Wi.l idg
hanse nu iine homestead. cheap pHrt on Time
disn lA1 acfss iief lattsas isna part IT, rifi-
vaucu, ~ bnshels Of euru 20 acre, cheap plft oa
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MERCHANTS please take notice. that the
LARGEST, hest selected and cheapest
Wholesale stock of ready-made Fall and
Winter Clothing ever brought to Mobile
is now ready for inspection at the Man,
moth Clothing House of M. T. LEVY
dCO., Nos. 10, is and 20 North Water
street, Mobile. Ala.
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IMp0RrATIoSs.-Tho French Bark
Proyencalc, Capt. Gouet, from
Toulon, France. entered at our
Custom House Aug. 3lst, with 100
sacks, ten tons, salt, consigned to
Messrs Borcicr and DcSmet, to load
with a cargo Of timber for France,
This Vessel belongs to a large ship
holding and lumber firm in France
who have hitherto been doing business
through Pensacola, Daricn and other
Southern ports, and who have been
induced by Messrs. Bercier a. DeSmet
to give this port a trial, not only as
a lumber port; but to ascertain if
cargoes of merchandise can be sent
here to advantage, instead of, as the
general rule, sending vessels in
ballast.