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— TNE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. P. W. ALEXANDER & CO., . cur «*• «mir W»im» : SAVANNAH, GA. (tatnidiy Morning. fW ><• BY TELEGRAPH FOR THE REPUBLICAN. UM ma Ik. rnuwni>> Jim M. fk» Common hu alopMi Nitloo.lpl.t- IbnnoattonbtKI of <!»«« okoftopoo Moot of M Nonkra <ili|iiu wllkditw Iron tin Con- tMifoo-)MTln« JINorthort Mttll »h» Bomhun M**tuw wko obldo bjrUwpUifcni. Hoar ■UHbln muwlnl Elooilon. Concern, N. H., W It. Tbo Now Hompobtto U(WoMn hu olooltd Jomoo Ml lo Ibo U. 8. Scon., for Ibo loop lonn, ood Job* i*. Holo. tbo obolllloolali lor Ibo tboit farm. Now Ouum.Juno 14 Oouonuo lo In ponoocion of Ibo Muloon In- ■ortonio. Rliirlkttla. New York* June 14. Cotton firm toil unchanged. Rico dull and do* dining. Ntw Orleans, Juno 14. Cotton firm. Bales to-day, 1500 balos. Oood middling is tell lug al 13 coots. Ntw Orleans, Juno 15. Cotton advanced in this market, to-day Me.; the salsa weru J,S<K) be loa, middling bringing II 1*3 to 18e. The sales for the we«k amount to 14,000 balsa, ami the receipts 1&0OO, against 13,000 bales the same time last year. The receipts at this port are lass thau thoae of last ytar by 805,000 hales. Stock on hand 46,000 bales. Charleston, June 15th. Cotton.—The sake to-day amount to 716 bale#, at prices ranging from 11 1*4 to 13 cents. The market haa receded to prices currant prior to the receipt of the Atlantic's advices. VST Wo karn with pleasure that the contract for Dampening the great Northern mail through Georgia has been awarded Ur the Way nesboto* C«n tral, Southwestern and iMuscogoo Railroads. That is, on the arrival of ibo mail at Augusta, it will be sent over the Waynesboro’ and Central Roads to Macon, an t thctice to Columbus by the Southwest ern and Muscogee Roads, and on to Montgomery. The route heretofore haa boen from Augusta to Atlanta, and thence to West Point, Montgomery &.o. The great mail from tho S outhwest will en ter the Statejit Columbus end lesvo it at Augusta. ty The steamship Isabel's contract for carry ing tho mails belw-tcn Charleston sod Havana, via Savannah sod Key West, haa been reuowed for four years. tSTThe steamship Keystone State, Capt- Har* die, arrived at her wharf in this city, a few minutes after 6 o’clock last evening, in tilty-four hours, from Philadelphia. This Is an Rgcelleot run, paasen* gers being out only two nights. Tho obliging purser haa oqr thanks for full file* of Philadelphia papers. tW Our thanks are due to Adams & Co.'s Esproee (or a copy of Wcdneeoey’g N. Y. Herald. tST We are roqueated to elate that on account of an ordination in Christ Church, St. John's Church will be closed to-morrow morning. The congregation of St. John’s Church arc invited to attend Christ Church. [Corretpnadenec of tho Savannah Republican.] Cropland Weather. Watnnanville, Upbon Co., Juno 11. P. IF. Alexander Co: In answer to ybur inquiries in the Republican of the let inst, 1 would s ty: 1. lo my neighborhiHid, (Southern part of Upson county,) there is over hall the land planted in corn. Some oi my neighbots liavo planted two-thirds iu corn. 2. The crops of both corn and cotton are 100 per cent, better than thoy wore at this time last year or the year belors. 3. There is none of last year’s cotton on hand in t his sec'ioo, and probably none in this county. We have had abundant rains. Tim nights and mornings, however, art-very cold (ortho season and the growth of tho cotton, it ie feared, will be checked. We have been cutting and arc how cutting wheat, and though the stem is short.tho heads nro large and heavy. It is believed that the yield will boa good one, and every farmer here will probably be sole to eell a little. Yours Ac. J. R. R. WooDBvar.MtaatwETUER Co., Juno 9. Messrs Editort .— Wo havo been blessed with moat bountiful rains. The sess-.n is fine, and ihe crops aro very promis ing. Both corn amt cotton look well, and tho wheat is turning out finely. Floor is already coming down in this section, having fallen 91,50 per hundred. It is hoped that those mieera who have been withholding corn Irom tbo poor, unices they would pay $1,50 per busheii will yet havo to take 60 cents or keep it and Irt the weavel eat it. Youta, S. F. Nf.ar Madison, Ga., Juno 14. P. IV. Alexander £( Co : Gi.ttu.men '. I propose to Rive you a« satisfac tory so sccount of tho crops in this neighborhood as I can obtain from personal observation and the opinions or others. Tho Wheat crop which is just harvested, is a good average ono; tho snmo may be said of the O-rt crop, if the season continues favorahlo. There was considerable difficulty in getting * stand <>( Corn eatly in the spring, but finally it was as good as usual, and this crop is at present quite promising. Tassels are appearing, and it haa a healthy, grow ing look. It cove's an unusual breadth of Innd ; the eiaet proportion as compared with last yrnr, I cannot give. Cotton upon the wholo it rather backwetd. Tho excessively hot and dry *v«U which occurred about the middle of April pro vented its eommg up to anything like a aland, until tlM rains which occurred about tho 7th of A1sy. April was a very dry tnonih ; only 0 62 inches of rain fell here. Up lo this dam the wi-aih er has from nm« in lime been too cool for cotton to grow rapidly, the average of the thermometer, at sunrise for tho month of May, being 63° 5' There have been g".,<] rains during the pjDtt two weeks, and in some localities acvere wind and hail. JYoura, Ac W. L. J. (Correspntideece of the Savannah Republican.) Tlte l*oor of l.lbrrly C'ouiiij*- Libelty County, Juno 11 lb, 1855. To (As Editors of the Satannnh Republican t Gentleman In your paper of ihe 6th Inst., I find the publication r>l a county meeting in Liberty county,fur the relief ol the poor,and In the same paper e short editorial, Slating that aid from any quarter would be glady accepted 1 have good reason* to believe that thore Is leas relief required in ibis county from the public, than probably any one county in the Htate—for this reason; tbs executors of the estate ol John Lam bert every y*ar place in ths hands of Ihe acting eiectrtor, e very cnnsidarsble amount of monies, to meet the wants of ihe poor,end educate their ehildreo. For the present year, e larger amount than usual was reserved for the benefit ol the poor, and special exertions were made try the acting ess cutor to inform thr nerdy that their wants would be attend"'! to up"” application. Borne two hun dred dollars had been distributed lolbe p-mr before this county mooting look plecepmd rim acting exe cutor had remaining In hand for chsriiihln pur poses five or sit hundred dollars, which was unap- propriaud, and not applied for. Therefore, 1 would ask, what haa the meeting aceumpltshed t Rimply this j tho Judge fof the Inferior Court, borrowed from ihe i-staie of J. Lambert three hundred dollars, (for which they pay 7 per cent, interest) to supply Ihe wants of the poor,— The only thing efbeud by the meeting that I can see, Is (his, to take the money from ihe soring executor of J. Laud*tt,piece it In the poeeoeelo* of the Judges of the In let lor Court for them (In stead of the exerutoi) to distribute to the poor. However good the Intention of the Messrs in tkia matter map hare keen, 1 mutt say 1 consider It sliogefber iifttircesaarynod uncalled for. Thu above (Acte I place in your hands that the public may he luformed of rim true state of things fo our nr nr. Yo»iM,6tc, lluMSue. * It will be seen that the National American ton* vention el Phllsdelnhln baa Adopted the national platform or the subject of tlmry reported by a majority of the oommlttee, and that 99 oat of the 84 Northern de]«|ctee Ir attendance have with* drawn (torn the convention. Thin is the beet thing, •• well for the party, the Ueloe end the South, that ooeld have happened. The order ie thee purged of lie cnliralavery end Uoeooaablf elements. The rank fungus of aboil* tlenlim has been cut off, nod the party is left ■troeger than it was before. The South, even ep* on n satisfactory platform, ooeld never have co* operated In \ho attainment of national objects, with such malcontents as Wilson and his Mesas* chusstts folioware. Thqy ware millstones about ths necke of national man evtrywhsro, drawing thsm down to certain death. The 91 National men from the North, who re mained in the convention, and who abtds by the platform, are the representatives oi the conservative and loyal sentiment of ihe Iras States. These mon will encounter the bores opposition of the party in Massachusetts, and of Seward, Greoly, John Van Burcn, and the present imbecile administra tion at Washington. Every effort will bemado by their opponents, both at tha North and tho South, to raUreprotent them and to under rate their strength. Hut with tho assistance of the wholo American order and or national men at the South, backed by tho States of New York, I'onneylvsnta, New Jersey, And por- haps Connecticut, Vermont and Illinois, they will be able to organito a party for tho ensuing Prtsl* dooitaUlootion, which may defy all opposition. With euch n platform ae that adopted, and a suits ble candidate, it will bo an easy matter for New Yotk, Pennsylvania and tho Southern Stales, lo carry the election. We repeat, that tho Convention has done wnll to take a position which would drivo from tho party these distutbers of the public peace. Llko strong man purged of disease, it will gain fresh strength and renewed hoalth. The following ie the Platform adopted upon the slavory question: Resolved, That tho Amerioan party, having arisen upon tho ruins and in despite of the opposi tion of the whig and democratic parties, cannot bo held in any manner responsible for tho obnoxious acts or violated pledges of either} that tho system atic agitation of tho slavery question by thoso par ties has elovated sectional hostility into a positive element oi political (rawer, and brought our Insti tutions into peril. It has, therefore, become tho imperative duty of the American party to inter* pose lor the purpose of giving peace to tho country and perpetuity to tho Union} that, aa experience haa shown, it is impossible to reconcile opinions so 4-xtremo as those which separato the disputants; and, astheru eon be no dishonor in submitting to the laws, the National Council has doemoa it the best guarantee of common justice and of (uturo peace lo abide by and maintain Ihe oxi’ting laws upon the subject of slavery, as a final and conclu sive settlement of that subject in spirit and in sub- stanco. Resolved, That, regarding it tho highest duty to avow these opinions, upon a subject so important, in distinct and unequivocal terms, it in hereby du* dared, as (he aeuse o( this National Council, that Congress possesses no power under tho constitu tion to legislate upon the subject oi slavery in tho States, or to excludo any State from admission in to the Union because her constitution does or docs not recognise the institution ol slavery ns a pail oi her social system, and expressly pretormitting any expressions of opinion upon the power ol Con gress to establish or prohibit slavery in any territo- E . It is the sense of this National Council, that ingress ought not to legislate upon the subject ol slaver, within tho Territories of the United Slates, and that any inicr!cr«-nce ol Congress with slavery as it exists in the District of Columbia, would bo a violation ol tho spirit and iniontion ol tho coin- t act l»y which tho State of Maryland ceded tho hstriol to the United States, and a broach of the national faith. Anirrlcun 4’oiion. **A few month* in America,” the t'tle of a work recontly published by James R"bort*on, Esq , ol Manchester, England, says the Baltimore Ameri can, contains some interest ing,and valuable inform ation,” respecting the growth of cotton in the United States, mid ihe prospects of future crops — The author remarks ihm tho lands in the South western Slates growing cotton at the present lime, are merely thoso which touch upon the water courses— iho .Misamsippi and its iributaner—by which access can ho hud to tho Gulf, and by which the crops can Ira easily and cheaply conveyed to market; and, ihut only about a tilth pnrt of the entire extent ol improved londa In tho rottun States wav under lira cotton crop in 18-19. Ol lato years this disparity has boon considerably loosened, and for the reason uf tho steadily growing price ol cotton. Previous to 18It) tho prices were not re munerative. and plunteia devoted their attention to other crops. Since then, however, the prices have steadily augmented, and now it is tho most prufitnblo crop produced in tho South. Tho aver age prtco of cotton during tho four years ending with 1853, whs ten and a quarter c-nts, and tho cost of bringing it to market, about six cent*. With regard to tho crowing scarcity oi labor, which it* iw thought by many, will at Some distant day lirflil tho supply ol cotton. Mr. Robertson says that tho number of slnvts employed upon the cot ton plantation do not embrace more than one- fifth of tho wholo number of slaves in the southern States, nod therefore (hero can bo no probability oi an early restriction to the growth o| cotton oc casioned by u scarcity of labor. It U only ne cessary that increased inducements shoo'd bo oi ferod to abstract the labor of thealaves Irom* other branches ol in usiry, and those inducements mmt consist of increased prices for labor, which in their turn must b« maintained by increased prices'ol cotton, lie sn|>|H)f4-a that even'uslly,tho Chinese will find their way Irom California into tho cotton growing region, aa leiino ol them aro, already, em ployed at an iron w<uk« in ono of tho States (Ten* nesscelwith advantage to tho proprietor, Monument to Col- Bum—A monument has recently been erected at New Orleans to iho memo* ry of the late Colonel W. W. S. Miss, of the Uni* ted .States «rmy. In giving n description of this boaut'.lul work of art, the New Orleans Delta say*: ” It is not for uv to (inrrnto the history of W. W. S. till-*—the refined geiitlctiiuii, »he fini-dicd schol ar and the Intrepid soldier—whoae untimely death is here recorded, and ov«r whose early grnvn we now may pi.u*« to weep h is for us to illustrate our column «nh an engraving of this monument, and to describe im design and structure, that his vlfmo Mulrr at Weat Point may know that his memory m cherished, that his brilliant services will ever remain as’household words, minings! os here; and that hiscxumplo snail over bo v/nrihy oi her best son's emulation u very where.” Thu monument is built of Italian marbio, nearly 19 feet high, and stands upon a granite baso 6 feet sauaro. Upon this superstructure is eroded tho pcdostnl; iho pnnela beautifully wrought in appro- SA VANNA,H- KJKPUb LIU AN ^SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 16, |866.„ council.' :■ ‘fe ta&ouiTiMMd^ofOoa^ ■LuJ 1, ... - . - llsllhhollfcewlul tProraikeW. Y.RsraM.l Philadelphia June, 18—Mldnliht. A medium ooone Is row iu contemplation and r food fooling prevails. The 8outh have to-day proposed a line In whlek it ie understood that Ron* Teoneeee#, North Caroline, Maryland, Western Virginia end members irom other sect ions of the South will concur. It is ihfae :-Tha party will be pledged to prevent any Stale being admit ted eacept ae free north ol thirty el* degrees and thirty minute* ol north latitudei and will permit the admission of States south of that line with •levory •• they may or may notelsct. The resolutloo in today’s Herald •• to the pro vision of tho constitution as to fugitive slaves will be adopted. The resolution of the Democratic Convention of Georgia approving the Kaoeai law, end the ad ministration in connection with the course of Wiio end the election in Virginlejuve made e profound Impreeeion upon this council. • This will show why it adopts the course which it is quite certain they will pursue. New England wilt submit badly; but the delegations of New- York. Pennsylvania and Obio will unlto in this course. Platform of tho ^euniylvanta Know Noth Inge, At a rocont Siato convention of the Know Nothing party of Pennsylvania, the following plat form was unanimously agreed to: WherouL wo, tho delegates ol tho American party of Punnsylvania, io convention met, at Harrisburg, in obedience to tho call of the Btnto Executive Coinmlttoo, do hereby declare our per petual determination to ba the protection ol tho constitution oftheUnitod States as our political principles and tho laws of the sattio, for our gov ernment— Rrsolved, That we believe tho only mm, safe and coneiatont principle that can govern Ameri cans, is that Americans shall rule America—that tho naturalisation laws should be repealed, so that only Americans born (or persons horotoforo natural ised) Ira entitled lo the sacred right ol suffrage or to hold ofheo—that our general system of public edu cation should not omy be fostered and perfected, but well guarded against the sworn enemies of mo* tality, knowledge and liberty—that all nominations for national, Siato and municipal candiuatos for office should be public, and that, under the consti tution ol -rar country, It is and ought to bo tho right of each State to pass upon ita own local institu tions, without encroaching upon Iho constitutional rights ol other Mates. Resolved, That, with the foregoing as our politi cal creed, and an unwavering determination luiih- folly to adhoro to tho aamo, and ns republicans and Americans, "knowing no North, no South, no East, no Won," but only our country and im insti tutions, no lanatii-s, disunionisis, or lawless combi nations, can endanger tho confederation of these States. Important Telegraphic Discover)-. tCorreipomlcnce of tbs Newark Dally Advertiser.) Genoa, May II, 1854. Bonolli'a looomotivo electric telegraph is at length demonstrated. The problem was resolved under the tinirotugu oi tho Sardinian govcrnim m mi the railroad lieiwcen Turin and Montcalieri—a distance ol six miles—-on the aliern<ioi) oi iho -fill inst.; when, lor rim first time, a locomotive run ning at lull speed repeatedly exchanged mrMagfs with the station whence it started. The quci'iiona , and answers wero varied and repeated during numerous trips, without a single fault, and lira in ventor finally announced hia complete sucreaa to the Minister of Pubtiq Works »t Turin from a cur running at tho rate of a mile in two minutes. Tho ordinary wiro line it thus superseded by this do* nionstrutmn uf the practicability of using lira com mon iron railway track as a conductor ol electrici ty generated by a portable machiho. But this simple and ingumqu* invention of Italian genius hua a still moio important bc.tring By means of it, not only may running trains bo instantly arrested by communications from lira statfons, at whatover distance; not only may tho central and way sido stationary agents hold inter course with them at will, at any point of the route, or in any stage of ttuir progress, but tho oppo*he iraina may communicate at any moment, wiriiout regard to distance or rapidity of movement, w ith ach other, before or behind. Thus through cornmu- meat ions between tflumselvea, and with thcstui nry agencies on tho ri>ulo,col)is)uii*may be eif.u-iu- „ ** R "£ t '' v V- “ ally prevented, and warnings be given ol ob*tmc ’ l» , oa«iwa)', too Wow * •»* lions or derangements on the road. It would sonn ; A crowd briwevn tl impossible to deeiro anything mon* for the security ! ‘ — ’ «t passengets; and you in the United Slates know . better than any other people how to appreciate such a security. This plan of converting rail ways 1 into telegraphic lines, nnd| making the ahetro 1 maguette muchino an Nttacuinoiit and servant of; tho locomotive, 'ijicns nnwr and bouodlesa pros-' jtccis of usefulness tor both, while It serves to in-, dicutu that no limits can be assigned to lira pro- i gres* ol human skill and science. Tho «l«ctric loom recently introdoced by Chev* - alior Honclli, who is tho Goveriuirarit Director of iho Sardinian tob-graphs, hat already niaib- hia name familiar among tho friends of theusr-fui arts,! nod this new fruit ol ins scientific a'odics canio>t I tail lo win (or it the applause ol all who travel by j rail—that into any, ol iho civilized World lie haa liiit-ly received the medal ol rite I/mdnn S.>ci - ) ty of Arts and induory for lh» application ol elec- ; tiicuy to Jai-qiinid'a loom, which effects n saving of nt least 76 p<>r cent, ills method of op>>rnnog with the railway telegraph is not yet made public. tbs wild,linneteem rain Ifi ’ Bear bnvr It raves at my window pan* I Hurrying down with A mad commotion, Had aa die die of a storm lashed ocean— Sweeping the mnunialtu, polling (he plain— Holgb ho I the Wild impetuous rslnl Heigh hot ike rein I The chilling, querulous rain I Hear how It wolds at my window paeet Bee oil UieboMcbs that are well nigh breaking Hundreds of Iseves In llisir terror breaklug, Beaming to murmur Ibis sad rvfraln- llelgk no I ihe ekldlug, querulous rata. Ilelfh tint the rain I The pleading, pitiful rain I Hark I how It sigha at my window panel Type ora braaat that Is full or sorrow, Sighing fur peace and a brighter morrow, Sighs that are uttered loo oft In vala— Heigh Ira (the rain I Heigh lint tho min I ?ho weary, desolate rain I llarkt tmw ti sobs at my window pane t Sobs llko a child that has foil IU mother, And never, never can And another To love aud cherish llko her agstn I Heigh hoi the weary,deeolate ratal lletghhnUhs ratnt Ttio dainty, delicate rain I Hear Iraw it tup* at my window pane I nr* dully sweet, llko Low’s moist Ungers, Laid on a brow wlmra lever lingers, Drtp lira cool sounds on my heated bteln— llidgli ho I the dainty, delicate rain I llelgli ho I the rain I The lovely, musical rain I Hear Iraw It chants at my window pane t limited lathe tempest’s petulant chiding, Ucntly nml gracefully ever 'Ha gilding Into a calm mid beautiful stream— llt-lgh hot the lovely, musical rain! Ilulgh hot the rain I The nihil, vanishing rain) Now It hasci-asedatmy window panel Through ttio torn edge of a cloud J ust parted, Hue, oira troinuluu* sinr haa started Pulling to silence nty dull refrain— Heigh hut the Allul, vanishing rain 1 Tug Earth’s Rino—'The Boston correspondent ol the New York Tribune says: “in ono ol my letter* l k*vo you some account of the Earth's Ring, discovered or rather Identified by Lieut. Jones of the Navy—aa I called him. I have sinco learned that the fortunate (indcr ol our nlnnut'a ornament i* not a Lieutenant hut a Chap- Inin. Ho la the Reverend Gooruo Jones, I be- liovo—certainly he is the Reverend Join's. Ho w>u formerly a clergyman at Annapolia, Md., and was appointed a Chaplain in the sixpodition to Japan. By tha advice nt some scientific friends ho devoted himself during the voysgo to ohaervutiune in the Zodiacal Light, a phenomenon of lira natu ral history ol the Heavens which has puzzled astronomers for a lonu while, aud of whieh the only theory previous to that of Mr. Jones waa tho unaalialnctory one that lira Light was a ring around lira nun between lira earth's orbit and lira orbit of Mura. By a aeries ol olmeivntiona carefully mado. mottling and evening, for two or tltteo yeata.in all tin- latitude* traveraed on th» voyage to and from Jupan, Mr. J-nios tins como to lira cmraiuMon,sup ported by u I'huin ut, npjuir--ntly irro^ivtibk- rua»on- ing. thut the zodiacal light ia a ring around tho earth inside of the moon’s orbit, and proliably in lira same plnm- with that orbit. It is n-u «o dense ns ttra ring ol Saturn apparently, though on that point, ns well ns on u.a br»-adtli, thicknoA* and exact diriance from tltu earth, it ia nut possible at present to form a rolmblo opinion.” Htiiiiiiitff Away wills Aitolhor Woinaii’s linabtiml. (From ttra Phllailetphia Umh.ttn, Jutra It.) On .Saturday evening the residents in iho vicini ty ol Ninth ami Morgan streets wero afforded sn opportunity of seeing what an infuriated wife can hiracdpable ol. A indy und gentleman, Iraih of resprctuhlo appearance, wero observed, between eight and mno o'clock, conversing together under a tree in Morgan street, Hbovu Ninth, when anoth er ludy, who was drussed itt deep mourning, came quietly upon the ground. and, seizing hold oi Indy number ono, punimelod Imr most essentially Tho gentleman stoud agha-t wlnlo lit a operation waa being performed, and iiiudo no effort whatever to intcrli-ro. Alter tho leathers had flown for a mo time, lady number two gave the head of lady number one Si-Vcrai hard humps again*! a fence hard hy, say ing, '•Tin re, take that! Bun away with my hus band, will >otll I've been suspicious ol 'his for a I"itg time, «nd now I've caught you!" The lady in black then acizcd the arm ol the gentleman and marched lum I'll the ground. It ti not in our pow- or to state w tut took pl,ic*« alter this pair reached h-une. The lady who had been ao roughly han dled ntaiii- Iho best ol he r way off ass-ran as she oua at liberty to do to Bctst im Broadway - Speaking of a scene in k Post says: three and lour hundred per sons had Ms-i-mbled—vehicles were impeded, tho a 1 reds blocked up, and every window m ihe neigh- hvirh-i- d filled with the curnraa nud lira idle. From nil that we could foam, Mil* wondcriul excitement was c-oised by iho attempt ol a husband to have Ins wit,, ar»e*led, having found her in a rainsgc with aimihur man. The officer proie*t«-d that this Would tie transcending bis (rawer, and that lie could not arrest her on such a charge. Finally lira U' litlrnisn entered Into an explanation wall his earn slier whh ti they retired in eooip«nv.-~ Tlic Loihano iirUt'S esvj is avid to tie a person well known aa a politician and sporting character.’* ".She hn* breast works nnd knees," said Ike, de scribing lira now United Stales ship Mcrrimao to .Mrs P ariingiun, and he looked up al her rogue* ishly. ”Wh.it is that, l«aacf” said lira old lady looking Iip lr-un a profound eontemplati ui ->t Dud ley LcuviM'h Almanac Sira had not caught all the rom-irk "Stic has breast works nud knee#,’* re* pealed Ike. smiling "rireast w-,«rk* nnd knees!" said .Mrs. Partington impulsively, with a lace that had n whole moral code written upon l SAW COMMERCIAL RECORD. Tho Savoy railway, to connect tho track lb aido lira A'pn with the Swisa and French railroad-,, lt , "aud Iraw do you know that l" is now iu lira course of conatruciion. Over 3,l»0il i relurn.-d ho, and pul my hand or mun nud near 2D0 teams aro now engaged on it,' and lira conns cl ion may possibly bo completed mi lira course ol the year. In anoihur iwqlveiirantb, certainly, wo may hope to havo an uninterrupted railway communication between Paris and (icno.t. Wo aro now in communication with tiro Islands of Corsica and Sardinia, by tho aubmiarinelinn which net* admirably, arid wuh all tha tost oi Europe by tbo contincniiul jm cf - St. Louis, June II. From the Plains —Tho mails from Forts Lara roio and Hartley havo touched hera. Tho fording amongst tbo Sioux Indians is represented as luring decidedly hostile, and many robberies have been perpetrated. Salt Lako mail arrived at Fort Lara- mio on tho 18th of May. Branch Bank or the State or Georuia, at Athens.—Tbo Board of Directors recently elected for lira ensuing year aro as follows : Ttio*. N. Hamilton, Stevena Thomas, John II. Nowinn, Ed. R. VVaro, Blanton M. Hill. At a meeting of tho Diroctma, Col. Blanton M. Hill was elected President of tho Hoard. Tho ofiii-ura,,! tbo Bank aro thus composed. Henry Hull, Jr, Cashier. S. J. Mayo*, Toller. J. I. Huggins, Bouk-koepor. Cotton Comino—Witlpn a fow dsys n grcni deal of notion lias como down snd ntoro is coming, not only tiy legit irnnto moans of conveyance but by tbu inventions ol which nrraoasity is tho parent, flats, ..Vo , id whatover stylo, atrapo and sue re quired or rcgulnted by circuinstancrs. The Erixa, arrived yosierdMy morning from Gainesville, re ports forty-odd of tlraso data on lirair way down with cargoes ttinkiug an aggregate near tru thou sand bales of collun. This will como along in scattered parcels,at various I'tncs, however, and n-'t aa It was Inal Saturday, w hen tho steam emit bundled into lira market about eight thousand bales.—iMoblto Advertiser, Hhh. Eltciions—Alabama, Aik*n«as, lows, K^n- tucky, Miaaotiri and Texas hold iheir olecirans on lira lira) Monday in Augii«t; Tennessee on lira liral Thuriday, and North Carolina on the second Well," said sho, rai'ii g her finger like a guide post,"you must not lei me hear such a thing Irom you again. Such shanu-lewi conduct is without a painblo in one so young, and 1 am almost ready i" bclrave in all they any ol tho moral turpcnlino of youth" Sho looked anxiously at Ike, who waa sitting on his leg* and rocking to and Iro. "It w»* tho m-w ship l was talking shout,” said lie, gnmrng al tho tno-tako she had made. “Oh!” said she,‘‘was that alii well iho lesson nmy bo laid away in your mind till you need it." Tho old Indv u*ok n pinch ol suuli. with her eye* upon the picture ol the a'itf corporal upon the wall, hut tile picture w as moveless, and she turned inwards Ike, who was innking a row of port holes in the sidu ol a sheet ol gingor-hrcad ready lor tho uvon. Immorality ok Bad Fences,—Tho crowning evil reuniting from had lencoa is, that it impairs and destroys the morality of cattle. No matter how well educated tlray may havo been previously, if sulnecied to this temptation, their morality goes over the fence. IICitl<-1uni .Tlngiieam. Iln-L.-oidV 1 \I.CINI;ii M i, Dl«M) t»eue- n-'inl In all'll*!'A*e* of the M.imsrh amt It,iwels, which »r«* alteuded with acltltiy, amt glie* Ininir-llan- lellet I., II,i< Im-siIImi ii. The i-gt ct* nl eic-is In eating nr •IfHiktt.H mi.- ge„,-rally r, hete,| |>y If, nnd II alT-oila mra u( Hie inlldi-'t Ami in-al |-lea«ant aiH-rli-ut*. e,perluliy to |M<r*->n* w ho. trem a M-di-niar’ ll(n or ollo-r eau»eS, are under li e IriHjueiil Iie4-e*»||y of hat lug recourse to IhSailve*. I •• persons ol n tuition* or a goiuj hs'dt, II may lie rneoinniriideit wuili perutlar propru-it ; and It* »Ifiue* hate Oepti reneaiedly veilded In the diarase; of warm rtmiNie*. Many nf the coir nlallils of ehidn-n In early Inlaney, nnd even at in rw aiiianri d per lout, are aro ii-D-d w oh nclilii); nod In surh ruse*, tin- t'alrined Miixnron lo*« ii ttre*i silvnnlacn over olio i at»«-«rln-nts, ill: that tl Ih*iii nentraliie* ttra acid In Hie Alimentary moal, and srl* a* an eltlcAi'luns yet gentle pnrgallvn.— This prepafallnn Is free Iron, uuideavant u,|e, nm| three Hines the strength i-f the common l.'alrliird Mavih sin. I nur flrst preinlnm Ollier Muduls, and a New York World’s I’slr Medal awarded. for ride Dyltra itriiggi*i* tenirsHr. and ti> lira inanu- fneinrer. T-J. 111’M11A NI», Pliilndelphla. npr '.*1 e*Mi;tmo* in n i-«n*s. I’ti tas, amt s>|l empiWoi* and dl*ea*ss •.rising from nil impure nr depraved Stale of Hie Idm d. mtlnarv euro oi Mr Win IIamvimhI * prialo emblems; within Ihrso ia engraved a brief I'i'liuriMia.of tho aamo month. On the second | high tv res|n-rialile eidsen ,.f Itirbrnomt. Va., by i-aU Monday In Heplrmlrar Iho oleetinn In Maine oe- I ’*'*•** ” M’AMi»H MIXH MIL lie had ulcer# and but rompfeh* nsivr* history of the man, r-xprossjve of his stuarllaat purjroso through lifo, and uvidenco of the succi-sa Which attended his noble eflorta — Surmounting tiro pedestal is a rquore block of mar* ble. lira names ol lira several battle Iraida upon which he was distinguished engraved upon Ha aides. Upon rite block is (reeled a broken shaft, supported by an American eagle; Iho American flag covers lira top which suspends a wreath and sword. The American Pastt Ilf Alabama has nomi nated Judgn .Shortridgnfor Governor Itlareport- ed also, that tho Htsin Council has adopted a tos- olution, removing the veil ol socrocy. Tho U fi steamer San Jacinto haa strived at Nsw York. Prnsidcnt Pierce is not going lo Canada, as re ported. Cknxsal Pillow — Tha immortal General Gideon Pillow, of Tmnessea, has arrived at Wash ington city. Foatwis Enmstmxnt— Lewie J. Allnaht has Uerrarresrad in IbNiton, charged with enlisting men In tha British »nny. The Cnors i» New Kroi anp —'Tha rain of |a*| w»-k, as wa foam from our Kaslern oxnhansra, maifo a grrat hnpt»v«mttni of mass and otlrar growing crops of Now England. ArTraTiiE Fl.tsnrWB'—Thsr* ia.Just now, a gathortng ol Nuw York fMdilfolans In Wasblngtoit, supposed to havo rvlursnco. In part, to owrisln oon- irscts about to be swardsd tham- TueCi.av Monument — Elshl sorilons of lira lion columns hate been ptacsd In tlwlr proper jrasi- tfon. Tit* cap uf iho column, andtlra front Irmi Malus uf Mr Clay alrdto remains to bw rafoad On the coming 4th of July (less ihm • mouth from Ihls.) tb# monument will bs folly completod, and will fo* Ineuinrstsd with very folsnwrins ceremon ies. Jf M 9 noiabls snd creditable fact rirat on Hie 4iH of July, 1063, Pmlsvilfo will be lira only pise* “ Until curs, and that ol Vermont on 'ho lirat Tuesday of thn rmtiH month. Tho American Inatltuto ol HomilH'paihy, a na tion tl organisation id iinmrropa'hiu physicians, which held ita minual session at Buffalo Iasi week, Is to riiu-t next year in Washington city. Dr. H I) l’.t|ito waa elnrsun to deliver ihe next annual sddrtiM. *A uramhpr of the Institute. Dr •Hum ptireye, was rxiralled.lof preparing snd soiling rein- mlras b*r speeiflo div ntea, contrary tn th/prttwt- plea ol hoinm -pathie sclonce. He refused to with draw fo* advrrtrawmrni from the nowipapera. ami Ihrt-aieficd lira institute with a proscenium l--r libel. A resolution waa passed t-xprc*«ingdi-A|>- proval ol lira practic* of advertising and vending noAirum*. ami refusing lei lo wait Ip to all nramhor* guilty of surh practices,. The Cost Mines of Chill bcln « yrr t f profitaldy worked by a wealthy Chilian Hrnatnr, nanrad Cousino, wtrase Incomo Is 9609,000 per annum,and an enterprising Englishman, nanrad Garland The operatives employed in tbo mining and preparation of the ooal are foreigners. Du ring the month of February last, I3JKRI tons of coal wmo exported from Coronrl and I rat a, two ronriguou* ports in ths (lay of Aranco, suiuh ol Conc«i-clun, tho rate botng 93.50 p P | ton. DirraRENts nr IxiNntTvnR —Among the |m» sangara hi riieateamer Amarlca, which eailril from Boatoii lor l.(vni|HJrd la«l we«k, w*re Win Bond, Eaq , and Mr. Gruddigo. of Iho Cambridge Ofot r- vatory, who took out with them nvsrjorty rlimn >m •lent, for the purpose of ascertaining lira riilfor- men of longitude between Harvard CM lego Obser- ystoty and (Iroonwtch Observatory,England. I'oui.tsv Rtsirrsii htthris rrAiiir.no sy a iii’r Sic Air — I he accounts rtf tho wonderlul dnfog* »l tha lain hurricane which swept over tho western country, r'-ptvssnt It at bating been most t*»rtl*le In (,asa rounty. Mlasnurl. Great nnmbere of tririla, rslrfriis, \r , ware found lrrrn,lo pleDeo in He eourae, and some poultry that war* not killed, were stripp ed as H ib«y bad been Resided snd picked for oonk - ing I Bometuinu t» Hwrar »f.«-*Psibsr Hliehatra. an old Unlverealist preaeher In Alabama, ia called by tbo poople tho'' walking Bible." In « rmmiy whim II wasdUenvorod on s oorialn nceaalon rirai }bor« was tin Bible In Iho emiri Imuso lo sweor the jurera u|mw Tho Judge, reefing tile ryee on (he In lb* United that** posoMoIng S r« mpieiod mnnu* j oonembl* preacher, eald. M 11tere’e Mkehatra, be mmt to Bra m moty >d the lUesUlutM deeeassd — i boa th., BtM, t n hie heed, (bey oan lay their Hondo Forteville Journal. 1 on him, and tint will anewer ovary purpose " lr*crl|.|iol>, stud tlually got Dad, Ira *a* finaltte to walk, rxri-|,l or. ctorahr*. A lr* Imiilmnl r after', f>|-Min,li Muiure, Hr.- wrest liforat pnrlttrr. ruri-,1 Min, a* II Ira, ruifi' him .tr-ds ,»f ollo-r* wlio i.av,* wnf. I,-ret wiih riiriimall,in. t* »-lf**-1* "t iirarenry, and pain# and Ulcer* o( lira troun* nnd Joints. HcraAdvrriix-inent. It lira) YD , ('••a iiananntisT"TitonAT Iris*am*. IU<xins I'oeurr *n-t lira eg,-tii nt liut-niden' «•* ot Mrorury. No inctlrbra In,* ^ver Iweit dl»e»r»errr! wldr.li Ira* i ffi cted •nrli rum a, <‘artrr'a H|>mo«li YllAlurt-, Thm«i «tt*,<s*r« iwi«lunil by toll«Ktl<iti, Hack tug t'o-igh, Itroio-liial Airt’cHon*. I.lvrr lll»r*„-«, Ni-uralala and mum.»i|.m, hive all tier-si rel'rfiil and rmol In a woimIi-ilul niA'iiirr lif lira K'ral purifier id Iho blood, I «rlrr'. apAind, Altxture. liraca„. o( Mr. T. H- Ilamsey Alnno should satisfy any who doubt. 1‘sll on lira Strain and nrocurs * pnoiDMci o- iiistntng rurs*, which will sooiiud you. Dm A lvi-ntM'mn.t. *ti jo 0 nr lunioxmniwl i,l*> •nisii*. wrll known mrr r.lisitU, *««(>• vtshto s«Mdb>, stir*. «nS tnmdrrd* ot uthsrs tirar ratiluran- to Ihr vra-l rfftfi* of NT VIII.bit's AN• 11-VN l; <'IH'.ltIt Y I.VPI'.Cli'HA.VT. s.srii-sllve In *.tiit-li», r--lds, slid illrasMsnf the tuns* and It*roe. griisrally, rirarsls Ira riiipirldlrin In II* prrparw-foe. A'UrU* whirl, arv w*tl known and Idgtdy spprrristed by lh,- rniin- mn|la*| fsruliy, aloun emrr In'- I'* c*mi- nrAIII.r.ltM IHtliniKHA I’tlltlHAl.Usl- pr,<Dsri»d wllli ths ssttra frlmilHti) skill arat car* Its 1*1 rlR'rt* In dl*«.r*-« of lira Iwiwrl* lisvr* Irarn (vinAiknltlr, i tv,-, MW phv.trtnnw, who hsvr t^wu me>te ariprainirrl wuh Hra rrfriraaof thr**e |wipnt#r h-nintlsa fiA'n twrn plrawil with them, and only *|ra*k of llraiw lulerni.of Iimpulinnl pfwl*r>. If you b»»n » rouxh.ur any dt*ra*n ol lira lung* or Hiroai, give Ihr* K*|raeiorsnt s trial; or H you or your blond* need the Shi ol the IliArrl.raa Cordial, msko u»*»pf It with eonSdrnco, is« mark Iho romll. Dos, riptlvo pamphloi* to bg had gtstl* of Iho agents Prim of osrh, only Iny rrauts par Irott'o. nfsla Irallle. for «g.<it. " rHtlB.m. TIHINRH St HO. IV. tv. I.IMOIMt, A. A. IMlI.tiM'i.NH * 150, J, It. MO'iltr. h I JO., vs I* nsvannah. Tr* Pfonirrs nnd rwvtwre. We should feel extremely obliged In cur blonds In title and other Hiaraa, tl they would kindly send us an*ware It* the subjoined queries at their ear* Heel convenience: I Wlrai proportion dn you think tho land plant* ed with Ifotinn this Hprlng, lro»r* In that of latl year and the year previous in your own neighbor hood I 4. Wbal l* your opinion nf the" eland " now ob* rained, and tbs eottdlrion ol lh* new crop as rum* pared Midi an average of »e«aons at the samedatef I What pePMUOfl'd the old fitoh ol yuui dte tri* I to still remaining in tltu oouutiy I Savannah, I4ih June, 1959. Council mst: Prestni—Edwstd C. Anderson, Mayor. Alderman—MaHsry, liens, Rodgers, Alexan der, Wilder, Lewis, Miller snd Butler. Thn mlnutse of tho last meeting of Cosooll were read— Alderman Duller, seconded by Alderman Mat tery, moved that Ihe same bo confirmed,, esoept tbo part rolatlve to the romoval ol tho .Pest House. Lost. Alderman Wilder moved to roeonsider ibsl vote. Carried. Alderman Alssgndor moved that the minutes be confirmed, esoept "ae to the pluco to which the Post House ia to be removed." Motion csrrrad.and Iho minutes confirmed, esoept as to tho plaoe to which the Poet House i> to be removed. Tho Information and Fine dockets were read and conflimod. - exforts. Tho Commissioners of Water Works, and the Spocinl Cummitloo of Council, to report on tlso po* lion of C. A. L. Lamar, et •)., to have erected "a bndgu acroM the terminus of the Ogeechee Caiml nt the loot of Canal streot" made a verbal report, anting that tho same wae laid over until the let January next. Tho Finance Committee, to report on the peti* tlon of Mrs FJ. J. Patton, praying Council to re fund 99 tax on a slave lured out <d the city the last throe .yoara, submitted thn following report, which wns road snd adopted, viz : Tho FinancoCommiiteo.to whom was referred tlio above petition, inuvo that upon Mr. Winkler making tho -proper allidavii lira amount bn re funded. Jno. N. Lewis, Chairman. Ths other committees to report weru granted further timo. ordinances. M A bill to be entitled An Ordinanco to arnond in Ordmunco entitled an Ordinance for consolidating tho various ordinances oi tho city hi relation to the n-gularion o| slaves and negroes, snd for tho better ordering ol Ireo negroes, mulattoos. meeti- xoos within tho city of Bavaunsh, and for other purposes connected therewith” was road the second timo and laid on tho tabfo indefinitely. "An ordinance to grant permission to certain per sona to make slleratior.s snd additions to their woodott buildings, and to rolievu them from the pennlty id a Fire Ordinanco patacd in Council, Juuo 8,1855," waa read tho litsl time. FiTITIONi. Tho petition of Dr. K. Yonge, for proprietors of the Georgia General Hospital, enclosing a bill amounting to 9417 0t) for services rendered to the Indigent etek st tho ILrapital during the ptevalence oi thn Into epidemic, was read and relcm-d to tho Committee on Heal’It and Cemetery ^ The petition ol Francis Sorrel. Esq., praying poim'MHun"to put up a small rfarrow non stair Irom my building on Lot N-» Lull Wilmington Tything, Derby Ward, to aset-nd Irom the .Souihcasi corner on tho Lane, for tho benefit of tho Toioi»r»nb Com pany's Ullice," was road aiidjrelcrrcd to tiiu Com- muu-e on Streets and Lane*. Alderman West apnenred and took his scat. RESOLUTIONS READ AND ADoTTED. By Alderman Wilder, seconded by Alderman Mallory— Whereas, tho last Board of Aldermen presented Mr. F M. Stone, with tire share# of itock in tha Crinral Rnlrond and Hanking Company, in con sideration ol hie extraordinary exeritons ae an em ployee ol the city, during tho prevalence of the epidemic in tho summer of 1854: And, w hereas, eeid-e'nck was not transferred lo Mr. Stone until alter the declaration < I dividend, in consequence whereof, s*id dividend went into tho City i reaeu- ry--therefore— , . . , Uenulrtd, That tho City Treasurer ho and ho ie hen by uuthorixed to par Mr. F. M. Sion*-, euch amount ol dividend as was received on Laid live Share* ol stock. By Alderman Hertz, seconded by Alderman R.-dgor*— Ufiotred, That a Committee <d three Alder- men b« appointed hy tho Mayor, to designate a suirablu place for tho n inoval ol tho Test House, by lira next mooting ot Council. The .Mayor appointed Aldurtnen Hertz, West snd Allen, as such committee. By Alderman West,seconed by Alderman Alex- aml'-r— llrrvtred, That the City 1 rea»urcr be authoriz ed t • tray Charles W. Stone, the sum «d >cv«oty- flvodolUre lor services tendeted as Inspector, of diy i-ulture. tty Alderman Lewis, seconded by Alderman Aletxadcr— Iteaolred, That th*- sum of six dollars iwi-niy- fiv,' rent* Do returned to John N Lewis, Guardian ol Joaiah tiran', bulng a tsx pud lorsald Gran',ho being S fireman and n t subject to n tax—»:»•) the sum ol three dollars »e*«-nty-nve cents, Iraing an ann um paid on account oi tvtrah Verde?) a free wniiMii, tramg sltng*iiM-r an oversight in her Guar dian it"t making hor return By Alderman Wilder, seconded bjr Alderman U«m— H*$olred, That the Mayor bo authorized to or der the purchase ol such Idhsch lor tho city T-dico as Ira mav tired, in case any of ttra horsvsdra, or bocoine diiablcd- By Alderman Mallory, seconded by Alderman Alexander— Ur fired, That Mr. K Bosnian be allowed un til tbo next meeting <>f Council t<* hln h'* excuse, amt get tho statement ol Dr. Arnold, relative to thu lines imposed on lum. XKOOLVTII'NS READ. By Alderman Wilder— # Uerolred, That the city Marshal Ire authorized (.•contract lor a Sewer t*» he built Irom the junc tion of tha Inno South of Broughton street in Whitaker—to connect with the present Bower at Ihe intersection ol McDonough aud Whitaker •On*motion of Ahriiman Mallory, tho above ItoMilutfon was referred to tbo Commr.tco on Strcoiaand Lanes, to report, By Alderman Miller— Urmlred, That the present market building, be ing much out of repair, and will shortly need a heavy outlay—tho market Committee tw authoriz ed to invito designs Ira new Market House to occupy lira site ol the pieecnt M*tk«t, atul ascer tain lira probable coot ol a suitable building. Alderman Alexander moved to add, atier tho words "present Market," these words, to \»rt, "or such other location m may t*o suggested by -tho Committee." , , . , , Amendment agreed to, and resolution adopted, osr cotTcae sskost. s, t * * * * ii. J tine I -*. ISM, Ha. r. W. \Vs*t, l.TratrutAii Dry fulmre foiumtneet Htnr Air Afier a caretul exatnlintfoii of lira Ismls entijr-el to I'f) Cullurr, I report »» lelDn**: \v. vV. srarko’* tail *• III Dad order; Ira water flow* Insml out at ovary tide. Hand* are employed *»"p- plira lira break*, and u.*y nice eel tn stopping "ram by ttra la*l of lira week. |;,t TIioiiia* llreeii'* land* in good order, June Ulh. \V. Kina'* land* In grant order, June Oih (5 A. I.Aioar'* land* in b*"**) or.ier. June lllti. Cot.June*' land* It* o*dev, June lltt*. Capt. Illlbo’a lands In K* «h! order, June I Ith. W. It. liile* Ik • 'o.’» land III RO.nl order,June IJth. Ji.lui I'.. Iiavi*' Unit* In Ri-tal order, June tfth. Itevpectluii*, your otradicnl *vi., vutsi.x* W.stoi*. lutpecior P.C. MISCELt.ANC >0* MATTER J Ray. kenpirCathol c Cemctrry,submitted his report "l iiitcrtitouis lor May, 1835 D. Ferguson submitted his iep"t' ol in'.erments in tlie Ci,ibolic CeiDet* ty to Jum I3ib. A communication Irom lira Board of llcal'h en- closing a bill ol Francis Atchcr, M. I’olice, emoHiitmg to 67 1 9 for ectvmg notice*—was read and referred to Committee on Accounts. nr.*»>Tiain tors I Imre re-entered ttra following bus, in con formity with the ordinances of, lira city, being in atteat* (ot gtout.d tent. Brown Ward-15, VI, 44, 45, 51, M, 56. 61,65, 66 Chatham Ward-5. 4. 9. 11. 15. 14. 13, 16. 17, 18, 19. 55, 21. 35. 55. 53. 34. 57. X, 31 (> umbra Ward-!. 3. 4.6. 6. Raei Ira I 7,8.9, 10, .N hall 12, 15. 16. N trail 85, 31, 3b Calhoun Ward—5, 8, |0, 6, II. .15. West 1-2.) HI, 17, 54 56. 31 Ctrarlton Ward-1. 3, 12, 14. 18,19,23.25,31, 34. 35 Crawford Ward-3. 12. 17. 2V. 28, V!». 53, 24. 31, 3-\ 35. 36, 37 41, 34, 43. 44, 63, 64. 68, 69, 70, 75 Libert Ward-3,9, II. 12, 14, 30, 31,35, 34,39, MAV ANN All NAIIKKT. raiSAV.Jene IS.FM. COTTON—Tkere were bo sales reported to-day. UBCKIITN or (XJTTON. flSR O. UAILIIOAD. ' June II—AOS belts Cotton and mdtf In Faddford, Fay k, Ce. Nuse, Us via k temp, J W l^lbrnp k r «. K Parsons k Uo, U 4V Uarmasy* Ynenf, VV tali k u» Patten, Hutton k Co, l M Cooper A Co, J . (Jnilnsrila, U II t.’atnpfle'd, Hudson, PteMing k Co. O II Gordon, M Holey, It Phillips. Helm k rosier^ ATHENS, JUNfeTi —IVittoto—Vet fTttUa emnfo* W» merket. Prices euchenged—extremes from lu u, lljf, COl.CMItlfs, Jl/NB 13,1 1 .M.—There Isa In- qulry In our market for Cwifos, and sale* have twee inado of sevsrsl crops of pontMiersble msgoltuda, boto In store and on plantation.at lUlolOJf cants. NEW VOKK, JUNK It, orMn^-Cotlon—The market U utrchaoird. Plour-I'rlcoe bare declined take; good Ohio sold at 9V-5it9-81; Southern, NX) bbU sold *t 11 55* 11 .MX- Wbast—Ttra market Is eerier but trot quMshly rawer. Corn—Tho market Is Arm } 7V,(MI buibals mixed at 91-biJi«<-b3' Pork—Tlra market Is Arm, price* s Unit higher; okl Met* at |)7ai7.lYJf} Iraw )79-fJksl7.55. lites—Ttra market contliioe# Arm si (ormar rate*. t.«rd--Thera I* an active speculative d«ro*wl-4,000 bbfs sold si lUJislORc WhUkey—Ohio Is dull at 39)fc. MOHll.H, JUNK 11—Cotton—There ws* a g»K»d de mand snd there being s belief supply on the market, sales reached 3UW a 3500 bales, at AelurJay’s price* — Middling* 10**10 e. Freight*—1 wo tchrs taken for New York at 95 per bale are the only tt gsgsments we hear of. NEW ADVEKTIBEMBim. Fare l<r*icr4-Ctkli Pt*Mge tnr For .Win York, iMiTt:» »Tm» mu. ,. we> , ktbamkiiip knoxviu.r To Bail Naturdav, June |6, « t 6} p M bill sails* above. l * w > ... -, UA , * ,n •**rrw*,| IU Knoxville, im t- part on WwlMowJay, j., M N. B.— dhlppMi o| i o, in*** w ,„ ttra iwmoa*Ural u ra.i d.mbos, m*rk«l oe iu *4**S tha bale. r, M N.IRIAIE IXTELLIGK.H'E, pouf OP MAVANNAII JI NK !5. AHIIIVKD. V 8 M st.-amshlp Keyatooe Mlate, Ifardla, 55 hour* from Itilladflphia-C A I. I.aursr. kldte to C lltok- loan, M Ii llraolley It Co, llngham, Kelly At Or, Ontral K U Co, J tl Carter, Clagheiu k Cmmtns'raru, < r Oitran, II A Crane, Oihena k licrta, I'rujer Si Wadr, >1 A Co hen, J 51 Craijrar Ai Co, VV IJ llickaon, (J (irmm^lrri, C A Urelnar, CJrenvilla Ar Co, C J llrdeiifonr, llu'dl It Hawklni, VV llaie. F VV Iteadmsd, N A Ifardoe, Hol combe, Jutkliwm 4i Oi, U HatiervUatn Ac «*on. Hunt t At Camrnell. Ilarnden's hxpret*, O Johuom n • o, U II Johnaon, VV VV I.lncoln, J l.lppmsn, ly>ckr it It rwi Hog, l.ynn k .-older, 8 51 Iralfluraa, C A I. Iramtr, I VV Morrell, 5leyr-r Ai Racket, T II Meyer. Tit Mm*. I) It Nichole*. • iRdi-iu Mtarr At C<», Patten, (lutorn At «>i, a Itoichlldr. F J Itoaenberg, M H Hiblry, A A -ol'iinoti* k Co. N It Ai Ii IVend. VV T William*, J Will. u. Wyatt At I*. VV 51 Wsdley. T H Wayue k Mon. VV |* VoOfe. On the Hth, at a, p m, Cape l-oukont bearing N It. YU wile*, exchsuged aignal* with *taam*blp Doutberner. CharleMon, bound fo New York; alf^u p in, • *(•« Out bearing N by K. ditlant 35 mile*, exchaogo<i *igoal* with *team*hlp Alabama, hence for New York; on the 15th at ti.:w. a in, tat 35-50, Ion ?d.4b, ported brig hnun, of Uniion. Ixiund Bou'h. Brig AuK'isia. Mimic, New York—Dana k VVarhi.um. Mdxe lo T m VV anc At ffon.T K Mills, 51 A tfohen flag horn It Cuimliigham, i'attrn, Hutton Ai Co, VV>*» At Young, Ituoe, Dart* At l.nng, Brtiham, Kelly Ac t o, VV I* Yonge, VV VV (ioodrlch, Iravrll Ai l.tn more. •# II Johnaon. K Parvon* At Co, Writ* At VeroHU*. «;<.-.-lall, «• VV llardranle, II lioberta, C II Campfleid, J F War- Ing, 51 H VMiiiarn*,T J Klnriey, J D J*-a-e, l.ynn At Mulder, llunier At Hammett, It D Walker. Helm At F<ra. ter, A C Itavenrairt, Way At Taylor, hemple At Co, VV II Davida-'ir, V VVonley. J C DeFord. Frai.klm A. Jirn.i- ley, J II Ihrulkeld, Cheevrr* At Ho, N II Kem'.mugh. D H Dillon. K o'IItrue, Mcboll At Faj. Ogden. MUrr At J l.ym-h, VV King At r-on, H VV W illiam* At <>». J It 51orn k Co, W Duncan, Dana At Waihburn, Mor»e At Ntchota, Anderenn At Co, t. W Welt*. ling Vi'int*. Wilton, Hocklaud, Me. I.TiU btl* l.tow lo t'otrau* At Herts Sehr John* r*niltb. Furman, New York—Ointm. Marr At Co. Muse lo A Ifonaud, I* M BeniH-it At Co, C II I anqifleld, n Corrett. M A Cohen, A Haywwxl, J St Jon*.m. l.ynn At nnider. (j II John*ou. iijlm, Mrarr a. Co. I’atieo. Hutton At Co. Kuhi. Dari* At fomg. Voung, Wyatt k Co, i.'rmt, VetaUHe At Co, T S Wayoe At r.'-i., VV P Yonge, and order. • OK PAl.VrKA.iilXr AVI. IXTKUNUMATI. I.**£)V<U. , I “ l/lll 10 ,-cli/ck, A M m _.*|i^ '"*J* Ora • *ae I.WMI VVEI.Ak'A I .u JMaaBKKlog. will lea*. ...In.. e!*I. klmidng^i lu o’cb-ck. Fm ,122? •Wjlg S. M. I.AFFITKAC, CSf* j, OH I ^l ATK ^ VIA JACKnONVlCl.fc AJ»|i th^h.ATa aeaawCa > day Af eroiHiw. al 4 o clock, Ukra* ira -^1,4. to Pi John’, riser. I vr frtigki or p*M* ( ^ hoarder 10 Va ...!d| % apr 'a t* run 4-IIAMICWTON, , VIA HKAUpoiCt. a « _ 7 ,, I Hearn (racket FLO|tiM.< t t 7 tl a*# here er er* Ah*.*.,* o'clock. For freight or paeaagr. ap? 1. Ir „ f{ . . SB*93 fa W A. rx/litt, Fim MKW > OUK-Ij.ra. i.„, 1 o, w?. Stmt*« aehr KNVoY. I^difo., muo . quick JD|.aicb for the abote \Mn. hi r„ ” •agr„ apply D. OHDI'.N. *7 Akfc a . fiy ~Jb* FOR MKVV YORK—I eiue Lit* -ti. JQgCLIar packet tefar JirNAM iMiTH l -.rai* will iiamq-jirk di»pa'.ch lor the ■u>.e;--/*i )■-♦ or |ia**age, apply Dj OODBN, pTaeP. 4 uj Je |0 ~JfrY FOR NI1VV VmRK-I'*»..* ^7. jUMtlar parket whr tv M. MMITII, v will hire quick drtpt'ch for the tlr.u j*.r. (rei|ri>t <-r (>tt«*ge, apply fo Ie 13 OGDEN, PT 5BB a CO ,£iti F'iK piril.AlrF.l.pink — ll«t.j.TZ AU&Tli' rrguitr ticket bng AI.FRCD (.lui, • *11 Be**u#n, will l,t*e divpttch (or atrarej^n |* freight or |>tnt-'r, apply on teraro. or fo je is chap. A.ometxex. fiikioiitI A Ve***l rP the cai.ar ty ..f 70 5|.UiK V p«, £of l.uintrar,is wantod tor a In tba vr n: <. C. A. L. LAV tl. 54M HT . “ ~~ C rONPIGNE(9l (rar tcl.r JONAH PM ITH, Ova. Y«»rk, wlllj.lea** attend lo the rteeptio v: o* r go-d*, landingTh'» tray at lluktr'* wharf. A,. . 4 rrtnalrdng <-u 'he nh»rf aBeraubtsl, Will tra iwg K rl*S andexpeure ol owncri. Je IS OHDKN. MTARR k CO. ICOOTfH TV A N Tl: II. \ P|.N'HI.I. Ol.NTl.CM AN deetrr* a oocraruV't titu »<>•» ra room*, eith tNir.lam *x|«ra«iir.cenig lire rummer moon,*. • 1 tn **r wiihoei board, wirar l» siiteot. lira ad*e«:i^r wretlu t« t-it4 ^ paam:ngi:iia peraleamahip Keystone Plate, (root PhDsdrtphia—J 51 I'.yre, N C Huerntar, D I. Cohen, lad; k *.1. 5tr» Cone, chi'd und srl, 5Trs H iMcbell. Mies 5! I lei I, John tt’ltyroe, aud 5 net age. tir.non ANi)A. UaLYinnsi, June, U—‘ Jeared, scTir Wtti Wm-t,S>r Ravaunah. Ntw Voss. June II —Cleared, hrig A King, for Jack son*die. FI*.: arnre, tcbteiber* lk)lD»e and l.ncbai.Utat (mm Paraimah. • CntBi.«*T-'*,June 14 — The hark 5lar; Fm ih. which bul lino tin* |mM aome week* alnee In dnliri-. iwir>g ai the lima <>o a toyage fmrn ' artlragrna M. A, for Ntw York wt.li a cargo ol Mtlnary Pfoir., wu repaired t.c - am) pn-CccdisI n» »ea on Momlat lt*l, w In n rbr »> >n alter tprung a.eak. t.'aj.t Fits thinking 11 uutaf - to pro ce*-*l, but in* »e*ae| at> -ul lor ltd* put, and »o cr-.»*ine the Bar yeveiday In low ol the *foatner V\ ru i*etb'*«>k. when She gr--umV««t Itsmoveab'y and bllgrd durit g the da;. 51 o*l of the erf W hare been ('fought up lo the cii) hy the achr Ann II (Vmklltr, hut the nfljr. fr »HII r. untn hy Hie *r»tel The Conklin aid return t<» the bail,. 10 order fo tare a. mu(b«d I'tr maierial a»r»n Ira g»t *1 I'munnrun, Jnne lO.-Ainnd,Klir Martha, iron. Matannah ling Vermont, of PklladeipMa. (mm Ptrtnnah. lor an Fattr-ro porl, which w*» ath«>re <>n Block l» ha. been d»rLarg'd,and w»» taken on the marine ran**; at SewjHirv luth lor repair*. Her bottom t» b»J:y dam ag*v| • M|«ken. J une 7. lat 34 »i. Ion TdJ.0. bark Cbaltea Wll Ham. ir. iu Pt.ai.nth i-r Iforh-n. Apjd) at vbt* ofltte. m»j *:t-tt TO TINNOni’ERN. I it*' *P' ' - AI> will tra recalled by the iuDki-'*t I» t hr,log lira r-«.|f.i ihe Pc««D.n lh ura U '.be ia Prea'-yteritii hurch Cor t>ra plan »*( tmaitur ’.fo ma* 11 quire at hit 1 tt^e, uitott ut T*»t'.r to-! Ii-tiln •:n-ei*. JOHN d. NOE1U1 i- »g-3 A3 1)14015,15(1: " 'pn i.'»M ;--ftni.in.r ir.certain jrarann* fo tt*t* si 1 Dr»ti..o tiel wldiiiobt D. their •re«Jn, tw nn, and m ri liew them n.-m Ira iraiitiiy'•? a Cm* < rtf nar.'e paaerti 10 t nui ot, June hth. !KVi Hint* a ttjn.N iltbcrthara, VV «u II Cl'ra. tg Jo* V. 1 •■nirarai mode a{-pl<cali<-b !*• C*rai<d r* 1:4 Mu la»t pt*L (>*r pecum.lon 1- make cmtia >■'<...«u t . lira'* prrm t*». *:iaa:ed. btoir'y : tl b. X, lla’ e'.train. • « lot No. 4, puta.ki Ward ; tt n. (l on .ol No I, Jt'per tt ud : J t. i.fiuer, one^.A*. •3, r uirt ■■ mu, 0-110- of Harm 11—I Mo* morj •ireei* r'tid rd-llln.n. lo be turtle ol • .*«i« 1, mtie rial*. *» ret f*«nh in it*»i» »e»e».l t| ;4ictu. it • «te • miraiot. «*. g-aaued by rea^w iU.n r a-To-l perwxia, to cat* *et lorth w. tr»e«» aeten ipi..r ■H. And w here », | ( x.n «•< l ouwll, lo th< JfIi a-ldk I a* Wrr 'ttiont, uj^-n ihe *au n. P M the oke, might pr> 1 car.o t 10 n t n no*.it or mt •ft'ia or atukun Port Gaines Academy Lottery. r |'HU tuhtenber hating receited (r.»n» ;hc 1 oa.m »• i atoner# the Acc-.cj and Management 01 the riMi l HAINCS ACADFNV I.OTTKIIY, ha* e-u»bli*h*sl the principal oflea at Atlania.r.* . tod Intend* conducting ihe Lottery on Ihe tame plan t* ibat. of the Scvuthrrn .Millwry Academy Iratlery. »l VUbama. GRAND PtllRMi: FOR JULY. 4‘lita* U, To be drawn July 3,1, 1I-.55, In the City of Allania. Ha- when |intc* arnoaniltig fo 50,000 DOLLARS! will be di»Vi»iilcd scrordiug to the (olfowing ntsi.iA gent Scheme.' And remember, etery Prtre ■* <ira» n »: each drawing, and paid when due. without Ceducima. j I priie of $18.0 a» I I prise «*( . f!.l<*i I dn of 5.1*0 j 5 do nf $!,•*►' .. \r«r | dn of 3,muu 10 do ol 4<M.. . , | dn ol 8,IS<0 III dn of I .'-0 .. I,.V« ; I dn of 1 18 .In of I8tl... I.lfo | do of I,8tkl | YU do Of 8,«H» 409 prise*, amounting t* $Vi,ia«i ' O.NI.V TKN THOUSAND KUMHCftS! EPT Tlckrts |P— llslrr* $4-Uusrter» T-* IVili* on al> **dernt Ranks al par. AU mmn umraUnns \ ttnclly confldentlal. RA54UKI. PWaN. Agent and 5t*»a«er, Atlanta, t;*. , J. F. .WVTRnY, General Agent,iriirannah.tia., Ofllre.in Oroughbiu #L, belwewn Drayton and Bull #t* )»» J. D RAWN NCMIlF.llPorOroaoe* ralaaki Nnoumehi I fo*ttery. r*laa# 14 J : n 73 12 3d 51 55 63 ifl 34 79 58 57 S 3i June IQ K. VVIT14ING1UN. •dtined by the Na'i-i nd At'r-wat m uracil, ol ^a.aiitt.’. ti»d.h.tnVl. itra-eO- ''*aa. c l »r*em'nt«<d, »i-i it u hereby -oUifrad t-i ib* r* h*< ty or the attnr. th«t in-m ar^l xt er '»ra paraafe 'll* o'nllutnrr. lira ra«d I' m. N. IliVnlur.., tt f and J V 1 otiBi'tl, t-c hereby tt'- ttrO tt< t»<4 aS frnal - . u..-i.rr«-d rgtl-.--.aat4 n»d nnra*.»; iW^I ha.ing r'rrtid ai * .id'Uii <e add .m.m k it* • tf»r4- eit bou»ev. - t »'*«Vn maie-U'K » '^tied, Ijtns n-4 ta Inc «.n l de*. r-trad »» ttfotr n 1 b» c- r •' ‘Mu-wi. prmidnl Ihe nc-fr of il.e *anr b- c icfe! wilt, tiara the. tin «r K.Br other Ura^mbw-tih'e -1 c 5 — \n>t Ira 11 lMr-.be* **»«2t'--ed. that rai orCtotie tr* - r pan* < t . n)'t.tn:e. mtinM-nt' arituM llj» «eCt- ntnre. u. ta,l ;i ej *-t hereby -cj^a'-eo Lead Cut Ultra -r. 1 a oc k 14 h Juft*. Je ♦> V l*W 51,,» «. t\ ll <ON. < «. FtHC NA \ fir H 1(1 tin,Idle* l .„j. or -rrar ..f Joee* at»d I 'tfSX r;nt:r,No. 44 l.ti.<rur •' J. !« 1 I! AN CIS IV A VOL ~ AT COST : DRUBS BILKS. ML’Bl.lVS AND LAWN.-. HAKEGKB AND TISStT.S. FKLM H t AMBKH S. PRINTED LINEN LVA N«. l liF.Nt II BIULLIAN1 LS. and MANTILLAS, At No. 115 Cm.gr e** a trirat. t-r je if VV. C. 5V5D8VVOETH CHEAP LARD. t'.-T Kccwtrd so TiN dANs*. »U-ut Jlv j-.'OC4 each. *tw> 15 bbi* rr.'N'r.H«i:i: i.\Rn..md 25*40*1! kec* BALTlMOKl: LARD, t.K.AI* LAUD, for aalr by VV. G. DICK.*05. J ll—I $37,500. 75 Numbat turnery —1‘2 Drawn Ballou. Groono and Pulaski Lottory, FXTIIA CMNk IS. roil I BAA. To be decided by tbedrawlngof Ihriaware l...iie«y,« laaa 133, fo tra drawn at vMlmlnetnn, Dwiawar*. ntt Saturday, June I6kb, JK55. HKF.GORY It MAL’RY 54ANAGF.RP. •ruwu arssMi: 1 of 137.500-S •! flA.OOO-* n( fO.OOO. Tickets #10,00—Shtnw in propoitivNt. Ticket* and iMtarea, atlkar singly nr try the Park age. •-V.Tu'v— for tale by K. VYlTIHNHTXtN i f 7 “ lone Ifl 1 .. [VIRGINIA HAMS &. LARD, JOT EECkJVi J> too sipi: iihir *« .vns, From Bmithtie.’ci, Va IlSu 2 ADO lira IATU.V I.F.AF I.AIKK i White an 1? fi-m I'v tale at DICKSON’S FAMILY C.Rrvrr.V. J# tf-1 f.a-wa-d •*-_ I , i * HALT i 1U'J*7S choice VIart Tr*. lani t-xua 1 — ») webf Allred 1-iaiL a*»d bra a« ra 11 j >«* 145 _ MlNmra J -MN*T’iN u S kirtII*8 COAL—Fi.r ora 1 # til >0 * fo «ut pt-r**ci by Je If. M|\|> a J - -D N*T ON - 1 ii~ IN IN 1 It je ( '*liA51PAHN15— Held eirlt ei- rui. tnd VarW b.-a«»d*. q | aa'e by I Je 10 _ \ V: It 5 V I "it V V : -Select ID* tanJ-.of -t * kj aud foraafo L»w ir.*m the wha-L hy P5VIP K I'll..- ' Jets Mt't-I -r *»■*;_ ct White OMsi DwUlng at^t h* -**• 7! D5VID K. I'll I in • T. *cv for 5)IN 15 k J'lHN-ToN 11' >e :» Marx n For.ylh Ward-3. 4. ». 6. 7, 22, 23. 94. t». Franklin Ward- 2. 4, 6. 7 East 1-2 (12 Bouih 1-9) 51. ’2*7, 2ft. 27, 2», 31. M. 36 Now Franklin V\»rd—l, 3, 4, *.*•, 16, 12, 14. "Vi^n 1 ‘.’v. ?i.*L. ,*. *«. -7. fo.«. W jirksl!n h Ward-«0 North hall, 20 ffouih halt, 29. 40, 47. 19,21.22. 36. 46 laauer Wertl—91. 4>. 3». 36, 10, 3.M.99. 47 La la Volte Ward—90 * , V SI ;? a vJ’ , *m ’ W ’ 4< ’ 7 ’ 1, 37. 3H. 46,93, 47.6. 9,"«9. ». »* l0 . .. - Ltlrefiy WsrU—7, M, 29, 26, Eastern (jslf 34,2, Mnnieror W*»»l—5, 17,20.46,4, 35, 1, 93, 24. 27, 5M, 9, 6, 9, 10,47, 48, 11, 19, 37, W. 39, 19. 34 l9 ]'„U.fct IVW-H, 59,0,99, 3, \ 19, 10, 94. 93. 7, 34, IA. 16 • 'I'rnup ward—36, Eaaiornhalf, 10,11,3M, 40,93, "iWrr.n W.rd-11,19,10.99, 13, 14. 10.91, 93. Waahlttafon Ward- 4. 17, I, 0. F.*»iern hall, 31. W'oaley Ward—4,7, 16. IM, IN, 1.3 Docker Ward-'Whart L«»l N«* 3 Bpriuulfold I’lsne—Nns. 19 A, 19 11, 19 I, 19 J. 19 K, 3, 4. \ ft, 7,8, 10, It, 19 Kotpociliilly suhindiml. June 14th, IM3 F M Br**xs, Clerk On miritnn ol Alilsintsn MalUry, aeoonflod bf Aldoriiisn Alexander, the following rtratduifon we* read end adopted—vtl: llfflrtd, Thai Iho (’liy Metaltal be directed to •ihnttae stul tell rim U*ta heiewrih le-eutcted. Amount ol erootitns pa**ed, 9 1 9,364 90 4'ouucilsdjoufsed. IU*wsri«G. Wu.***, Clerk ol 4'oun.il. WssklNIISN At Bit 41. Trli*gr«|ilt fat* The Anneal Meeting nl the BkwtHiriririsnf ihe Wash. lngV*»n and New it?leant felrgraph t\«M>pany, will Ira held al Waahlnfieh City, |». C-, Sr at Wedae*d*y In July lie#i. Je 14 - 4f U. f. CI.AUK, EecselMi. THE MOULTRIE HOUSE, M H.lV4 5"i INI.A 5 I* A6Sn* I* MIXKH.nf the Cbarfo^na IMel. wral.| re Rill rp-rdu"; ri'forw* hit friend* and the public get XratLeia'ly . that be will ojrau tht* Dab oi>»l*’.e mm mn r.'*.ra. for iho ara*4>n, on Wcdneida*. the VS D 4>f June. The hi*UM> ha* hren (dace*! tn IhnrvMgti rrpara, am) s railmait built, cotmerllng it wt h lira »:r*niie«ai landing, anil car* will run t-« and fmie each twrai. ihu* tamnOni e**t\»e1) iketnMnmhMt t«*n»«rt) exjrat* Fnri^l fh*n» the want ol cheap and expedl.foat iraiuil Jr* '5 -n OIjARBNDON, \ 3*AV VOIftK. M l hi* *parfoua lintel. tH»w «*ne el the Urge In *rw Vi*rk, I* almauwl in Ihe uri^* '* city, mi I'lMinh Atenue. o-rner «‘ aiiri-4, mih| lii the Imnmllar* *lni*ii* id I UtnWero) Park, 5cwiten«, ol Matte, firry Hal Pal*.-y. and roam ■••her fammr* plaoe*of alUeeilon. 1 «>e l-raa linn i* near lire Nor thorn arol raalrin Kallm-**! lh {•.•!* The otiah i*hroenl I# one nf the mnat o-MWple e In D* Intoina! a-rautferornt*. lor the e*»nsf«*n nf «f**et'er> tn-l gue*i«, of an) III the wottd. The apanmett'* are ac> rangmt. that a family may hare a sail of apartments rnnriatlng of parlor irn.1 bed moms <*>neeotlng. *U)i bath* sihI all water c»»neenleoce* nrauitwl. a Fit*aie Table or Table D’lln'e. a* they rosy cnon*^ The repu- t* ton oi the i’t.ARKKUUN baa now become aril known, aa h*«'ngn»> *U}*erlor eilbrr In the l’nnc*l 'itfo nr i.umira, *n.l lbs pn'prtefor feels tetj tbanktul fnr pa*t (at or*, ami hopes h) *IMct Hlentloh tint Mroutng per*evrr»nce. In continue fo rocelte (be liberal patron ise heretofore Naafowed upon him. June It-ill mo U I’lTN A5I, Froprieior. O Mw.- lie- *a:e hy Je it | 1IKL’.* VI 5 u» :ni>»« Irani* «**is r DAY IP It. PIU '• Varlet *■;»•»•»■_ .1A VV HI *K K V^WrilT • • til* hy tHTTAVI 5 vOUl-N L" fi hht, • 51 enratn tVW- >\ hiary n-rogate's IVkitVfi. >t»V*nrtid). r by tVTAVI**COHEN Je ih i«r"R5 - '» bbt* t piie 6 <p*titer < tr* afore. Je'5 I IMII - - li«k' DM* Sr»t quality Th-9*aa*to* luiee. la»V t in* iron* Mi* V i-nus a»d aate h* Je HI o.»MKN» Ik MV KTL lt\i butKbna HttuM*. i® .tew; 3 hirtru T-vwti.-e* u*t ngv r. Jnat a»* trwt r* ’ k>-- V. rra"r*u* I I«i< ir, m llium -u-.l I f o ■ t« Je I* J \ Klra'ttN. Sr*N ! *'»»KN d **» b***bei, prte»e t5 r » era tn two bail,11 atckslWri enceliod O-oa Kt’ was f«v Mie by l.YN.N k >N.'.'tE ..I ihn \\’ »>r ivi.lt FKt IT, l. .. h ! ri it.gen I’lr-r trgili nl Lfohforra.h | olft , , f>f . * ( ARP» t.ARP ’-No 1 Leaf Iraw* LYNN k5N rtt- TONTINE HOTEL, ,yi;yv IIIVKX, 4 «».>N. 1 j ami for a»-e by J* «5 __ _ H AY - MbaWtwtsse N- R'*»I **'(*•» *« *e! «or rale by RRIHU 5 k). KKi t.Y X wt I I M II .--H> htda I I,M\ Ufoinf fiwe »L»«« »S 4 ebo*. (w sale by )e Ik tlEUitl v** KT.U.Y »‘_ I lTI»5~fkVWV I rati**,' land ws trwau aki ^ 4 cbor r.-r rate fo* nw w h»9<« hi . |e IX HKl«.tl \M. KIR I ’ ‘ TheWtraertTrar"srowlfi*reepeelftril*; tafbrni the ~L' U ' 1 J v ' ^ n '*' “* r '**'**' trutelnng public that he baa Inured iho «el 1 •"» *»W be kl ».,*» i *\tvl»- known Hotel recently kept b| N. VV kilts Mol ' K . —3 added the three adjoining houtev making i*we hnn.lr«l ./ *«»RN - Prime tt kil* IMS. V* «*-• »- * • ml *e«rni* - flee leel ri9*nt, •**, ooe of the m-**t t-eranti- V •*«-** ami for aufo hy , tut Tark* fo the world The Moure hat * bahvut F*V» JOHN T Rx'V5 * 5kV anmnd m* entire budding, three humped aud toy qi ’ * , VA'.-Jmcw* am* shew'. ** r . wt l«.l« D,»•!—rat, »»n\ I IMey krrthHS I'O '•» »*ra< td - Jell JOHN T, K»M5 l t'lY 1L. Ilailng tecured Ibn aervteea •( Ihe well k«fo*w are 4 * -rVatirKttMUUM tw r->fo "* I twirl.■• ol tho ntchrm • *leed llewas K«row»i Wiwb-r \ I jolt JldlN T, ROM l * . K*q. hr* flatlets hlmaeir that the puhbc will Oawht* ..... . ^.wwaed fora*** house aroong thw Em t** the New ll«*sVamV Stales 1 ill * '* N.w.££*"*"* , 8. R - A Band of Marie I. encaged »«w the .new*. iJ N ; . 17 V*? . ... nitUNTUN 1 # m «Y'itVN. J*d(,N«TON X *\\. ill* tlM I » v» Tikit.RL R VtN'N, I.VKP VNP Il'dE- lir nUANlIRKTII liopjtl, t* iraw opr* ow thn r.w |Y j*\ kid* mum VUe-ra flajoa I r« tell 1 ng pu Idle, Itt wbttte ctomhwi eiery •-teat tow ; potineead I *16 b* p«»d, hy lh# Meant. kYlIrndy, late of J*m*..*‘« y», hhi* »st ! Hotel. ’ Bfamtreih llotne, Niv 415 Breadwsj, «*pp*aite N#w listen lfo|H*b PrivateMtirsnce No. 41 trawal atreet. ■ New Vmk. Ilt»s*4lr*lli Heuse NreinkivMiti. ’ eppoalle Naw llaren Railroad iHfrat. r*u«>»*«i I Ie- pmartl ami Caaral street* MwsM *e*vvd at all h»«r« t o j aim In etery style t **# *n.| e*dN« td very awpmsw I quallly t eiery delkwcy ol Ihe mean* en ham! The ; supply el tew4ee>Me .leaks I* letensrd tn ***t no,it 5 1 nVlttek In the afterwratn. Unit* Mtatee, tale of the ' New York Ifolel, twperialendttheenoklegdej-M-wKWi. —t-.t-.ow —»- * - |ra>l»4 M the ll -uae haa hern Ihorenghly renoeatni, papeerd. jtalnietl, and fttmlahrdentire w Ith new fttmHure »l the > ™ roo*tino,tm«t aty Us and alan etpettaecd thU’-t fhourraard II' dollar* II T" he place In vheeiU rwn aeppky a ehenjmr or 1, dlneee -ike rwanr and ibe h>w wtM State ngeal c lot ssiUfaethfo. Naswemher I.Hpenanf atrwer and t ~enir«h<eo«trllhe* rttwel. N n mower und supper pan foe 1 Ea'ed with »inihls raves* tt deaVrw<L , may 14 ^ We I.Hpeneni at reel een he neraw* I lo<w S»w t<4l l.t*d ,r~ml SiraSw Howard Howl Fra-w* i T hewrraa *wraw wwj achr 11 OCR A Nt"N, JttHNflTVtN * ‘NV I INI.N I'NII.I v ttdewd*d ha or Wh'ra a*J e ed I inee twttl. 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