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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-12

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TIE TRUE RICHES or LIFE IS nsAL7M

'HNII unparalleled reputation which Peters Pills ncGuir~d
r,da rerG'irc, is the unQrc ,iion1be proof
their tho afflicted
every Of diseases The number Of letters pa
rco7c;cd through Ihe really pnsou and the
con,pants wrh have cured almost
numcrou Bu, sill there in which they
cay beneficial than OihGs and cTons he
complaints OF the stomach aud bowels
fq:ucnce end 1d,gOR for which they only
but immediate
II il vel know At from the isa1nycmcn, OF tho stomach
dcrInin. ; This is tho foundation Guiency spas,andc
pains, adgesor oSs If arpee &c. and that those their
GruTSy, r complaint oJDsumpion end hGbnGi
therefore Peters, Pills being medicine
which evrrrcn discovered for the npicn diseases of
tcr,s necessarily the pTcvcntIvcs of dreadful
dnd also general disorders which cmbci mature % and drug
many millions to unm"Iy graves.
In speaking DE- Peters nothing
conceded by tbs public lie needy quack
nni wi,nc. placed Il responsibility by the pa
which he has enjoyed for and when
the annals Of mclcinc That
nothing which borne by the
proof an hence he does fear t s tho any
mn" t. a6; rssgfiQS tsr u me uunrr u
rcat number regular nysca That wherever his
Pills reduced they have almost the
experiments for their peculiar faculty
ruin, blood and stimulating to cxpe all rosous juices and
strength tho disease from
that strength which be UNDER If at ALL by danger
remedies. - ~
street New York. Each box 40 Pi Price 50
az Eo enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills. Thy
by principal Drug Rcmon Petersburg and Nor.
folk.
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YoIunLie .IiJtmarIe LIND tor Sale.

EpY Of Automatic County Court rendered on
N Juno s3S the subscriber offers Of private 'ac that va
uab LAND Lcorsrs the eel: tc John CaT Decd
formerly residence Maj James Clark lying en- the Fcdccks
burg road miles below Charlottesville adjoining OF John
Meriweher and Others and containing between Ill
1000 This land beautifully situated Immediately nc
Southwest Mountains, in Of the
pleasant aG agreeable rchboIhooGs the State TIE greater
part the land cleared and in fine state of improvement bur
uiccncy of woods for purpose Tbs
soil othe best quality, and admirably sdaPt
ed growth ohcco wheat ard clover The
comprise comfort able dwelling house. and cut
building. suitable for large fIm. An opportunity of obtaining
desirable estate rarely occuGenH,n at distance ~sirg
TO pucasc 90 wei! TO view the land without deoy
IL not privately before Ancmnrc Scit nbcI Cenr', II will
he offered public tie premises TUESDAY, the 81.
OF Scptt mhor, oil tic II
wishing the land viii please I1 rpon Mr. fse
residing tie fra iac vicinity, ~Eu will hora
them luciliy v, and give any information desired.
TrEN,-Ouc fourth the purchase money cashthe balance IN
thee equal and three ycarhc purchaser
giving h approved md OF ns, on the 'nd.
ELLEN N. CAER, Commissioner.
1hs Of and sold the dry advertised for tho
public sale. uc. private suc and will eoninre
mn rsct until .ouGb sod uor.c Willie Immediately
gwen through Richmond hs and Enqurcr could he ur-
chased j dollar less than given for ~ cars
n.o Those wishing purchase Drr 20 Mr. Peie McI"c-
!, Eycret,cvlIc Alternate county. ELLEN NJ. CARR,
October II fla-nl Commissioner.
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CIRCULAR.
OIILIIU LII II.
nri.,nr nc .pErERS, VEGETABLE AN.

MR. PETERS, the proprietor of.PETERS' VEGETABLE AN
" BILIOUS PILLS. would inform his customers
throughout the United States thnt he will be nbte immediately to
supply (many Of them long dcnycd by OF
machine counting pills. which he as recently invested and
which will greatly facilitate his operations.
He ou Also hereby his grateful thanks 10 the writer's
of upwards Of hundred testimonies Of received sncc
July congratulate tho .s CONCERNED their satisfaction
anJ recovery.
testimonies usual bear evidence Of the great success
of The pills in eyc, Hsd bilious fever und'c" scs head
ache tape worm owness 9f spirits morbid affections. piles, &c
they also report singular of cures OF while swen
Of tho had been almost entirely enrcoped Tor
nearly This in consequence of ts
nature will be given the Medical Society," md appear Ia ihcr
Reports a.. -
Pills exceeds oHry other medicine
ever circulated in the United States.
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BE united testimony Of Physicians throughout the L. StaeS,
fully proved the That Peters pcaJc Pills the only
Vcsc1Jic Pills. which will sinnh the OF anav:atior
would earnestly them
who have been in the habit of Catharcs pc
rien aud irritating 4uak Pills. generally
hes but slow The vital functions
aud mudrcua agents, the most halo. trur, OF
produce pusntivo effect aud sometimes transient relief
they niurs the digestive organs AMI hnbtua
IN them terminate 10 confirmed dyspepsia.
Cqartc and Apcrien Medicines often required
hut the should always DO observed tho
sccction this be donc nothing injurious result from
their
10 produce this muccsrcd rcui, Dr. Peters has made il his
study for years. and feels proud he Inns succeeded
length beyond his expectations. The objects of his Pills
.u-scdc the Necessity Of frequent iaurnus pnr
gvcs and offer medicine safe certain and pleasant It's
rnon.
Prepared By JOS. PREsTY PETERS NJ. d. No. 49, Liberty
pr,l1 S5-In
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

parsons have been mniorm"d touching the price
IA OF Peter Vegetable Anti Bilious Pii when Purchased
his principal Office 1913 FbcI n. W he feels called
make public statement OF his arrangement IN relation 10 this
matter.
From date the rash price will hn Fttro dollars per
PAYABLE bills the cHy Of NJ Sstk: and quantity
ne sos, w any Pr-tcncc DO sold under tho fetal
of Fifty Cents Box.
Merchants Pills from the proprietor New York
Druggists OK TIME charged Four Dollars per dozen.
The proprietor requests attention 10 tins
rs the for his Pills makes
tia, m should 10 conducted without any loss OF
rEuo which would re- c from Il ynsicy Of prices.
The would haze further nnders'scd that this mr.
New Yo: Dealers we'll rhosn WHO reside
other places JOS. PRlESTLf PEIEks.
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DEATHS.

Died. in Gainesville, A The 18th ofScprmbrr ohcr short
but painful Illness, MI EcnARo PAYSE native Of Cu!pcPr CO.
Vrsnun death Of Mr. Payne, the community hns sustained
heavy loss Tic had been although
he a been for several resident county; but the few
mouths he permitted TO live after his removal 10 this place.
sufficient have him regard Of all
who had the pleasure Of his lie
the integrity, of the highest honor the
modest aud For the
last c had exhibited consistent, and exemplary cha
actcT as member IA the c0aiuaion OF the Meois. Episcopal
Church. Ills attack sudden we'll short. From al
perfect health, his robust frame pyosncd the bed Of
sickness, and the Of little than week. h disease
which OF obstinate bilious had gotten the
The mortal We happy
afforded in his death, well his life that The
bougt of conquero and than conIusror through HIM
that luyc End himself u.s.. From the
OF his sickness. much exercised tho subject Of
religion and e seemed take pleasure In the conversation
Of pious
great confidence the Saviour and His WILL For
days m DEATH he believed hc could
but anxiety heard him. On the day
fore hc died. hn called for his any o! children, TO bid them
last ad.u His afflicted wife, who adbcen confined with the
fever also pctedy brought in lie spoke with each
separately with great deal Of cnmnes and gave them his part
ing advice and blessing and chen hale last farewell that happy
circle OK which h had the life and cumiori. His wife, being
afflicted, said-U what shall do, cidfcn:
To replied with deu Of fsI ought 10 feel
oGol will take of you and TO this nhctcd family
thus irl hCsolatc iTrrpirGbIe BEREAVEMENT;
need those who have hope " There much
consolation in the delightful evidences which the departed has left
that he has gone be the naben o brighter and
better wo And there also many LETT
Sovereign God by whose he has been
taken c sill be "a father the GahCTlcs ard the
friend OF tho widow rr the orphan" be satisfaction
distant friends MI p he did attribute his sickness
a the climate. II undoubtedly occaoncd by Local causes
connected with The house in which he resided
Ut Tic Wing Is requested to copy.
Died Sa,o in the vicinity n Hunts
VILE Alabama Thursday The 18Th Sept, SALLY GRY, aged
year, monhs days. daughter Of George r. and Eliza u
C. BrirncAIo their residence in Huntsville, MONDAY the
ah Sept their "fn, daughter Sr',N aged months and II lays
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The 7rUc Spirit.

We are happy 10 lay before readers the following
Correspondence between OF the Republicans Of
Fauquier, and Gen. Wallace. The reply Of the latter
gentleman brcalles such spirit rs the times demand
"Fauquier Sept. n, 1898.
"Denr Sr-Confding in your Republican principles,
request your consent TO become candidate for The
next Congress We solicit you thus early 10 enter tho
canvass, in order that the opponents Of the Admnisra
ton may have warning Of our determination. We hope
you will consent to become candGatc, in which event
offer 10 you the pledge of our support; and feel
surcd that we shall receive the hearty operation Of all
the Republicans in the District.
We request the favor Of an curly reply.
Very respectfully,
SrErHEN Mccormick,
a. S CRAIG,
JouS MARI,
J II. DIGGEs
a Is. FLoRANcE,
ALFRED G.sKixs,
Wm. S CHICHESTER,
]. A. PAYSE.
To Gen J. RoBERr WALLACE
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The Newark Advertiser speaks in the highest terms
of the Annual Address which Mr. James Mcdowell, oil
Lexington Va delivered 10 the Alumni Association, a.
the CONNIE ncement Of Princeton College on The 10Th
ult We have no room for the article to-day
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MARRIAGES.

Married the cvcnn. OF the It'll instant, by the Rev. John
Byrd MI DAsDRrnGE SALE village OF Loyds, Miss May
T. MuSpAr granddaughter OF Benjamin H. MuIday, Esq, oil Of
S.iuia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-12

CUMBERLAND ACADEMY.-The nth session Of this School
the LIST Of November and close 3Oh April
next Situated miles above Cumberland e. H.
road Richmond lyncburg, ncghorhood remarkably
healthy md OF society Intelligent ud moral and favored
with tho regular OF tho Gospel tbs school
advantages commend the nvoGhc these
wards educate ths system Instruction aud
moral tuiuin- o merit their confidence md support
The thorough VI English Lan Creek aud
na,ics being divided ihrro and when completed,
class College, or for the Unrsr
pursuits fife TOthosc cntIust lhr,
tho undersigned pledges hm c TO use all
possible means for their and neral for
The proper habits and and for ing The ionH
luiion responsibility aId ha Ppihrs We ad
comfortably 10 II bcaders which WIN
with PneIEa ind s ntion Tho
months will bcfor Board including bedding
and lights S72 SIS payable in rdsancc Books aud rita
onay furnished tho Rcmcnd prices adding the coat Of mans
pcr,a,ion No pupil less ihPu and
absence unless seca'ioued By sickness II
desirable that early application be made.
~, 70 I45-w4ii WILLIAM n. PAGE.
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The reader will smile, of course, at cuplioni but
we do not mean 10 enlor into the humbugs, the meta
physics the yslicisms The excuses into which II has
run We despise all the humbug Of etdp0oyanee-of
seeing and describing places in the dreamy STATE which
the person had never seen beore-of seeing objects be-
hind hem-o penetrating the folds of paper, and seeing
their contents with The eyes shut and all The tricks and
illusions of the Graft. The little we have TO state is
moi put forth upon our own observation-or, we have
il from Physician Of this City Of the highest resPecla.
biIity, who states wha, he saw. The phenomena are
new, and they appeared him to bo singuatly strange
blu, there was no decep lion prac,sed upon bin. The
Public WILL however, be in possession OF The facts
ve and ACME mind of Dr. Mitchell he ablo Chemist
aud Experimcn,aIs,, isrngaged upon this sub"ct-and
we look forward 10 very interesting and accurate me-
moir of the results of his observations.
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The baltimore Patriot is at liberty 10 abuse us % much
nc Il rleases-bu il will not increase our confidence IN
The fidelity Of its oYn statements, or in The accuracy Of
lis philadelphia CnrrcspondentWe understand, that
tho letter of Mr. Rves To which he a'udes exPrses's no
such sentiment as has been a5crlbed 10 him.
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MARKETS Nvrsday, OfL u, 1c3r

NNIth T. 7 D IHVTsN"yI ULl II, IC'e'
FLcUE-CIiy Mills ,, Canal g. nominal.
WREAT-ked $50 l55; White lG0 lG5.
Stock Of Flour still light.
Topacco-Lugs So a 7 ] 4 and ! 2; Leaf common
10 mddIng 81 "a ) ! ,; Mdhlug to good 50 10;
Fine $40 l2 Isl Extra fine for manufacturing Sl2 l2
30
Receipts Of Tobacco at our Warehouses Iisht-A bet
TER feeling has existed this week and prices perhaps i'm
proved L shade.
~RINFREE, WILLIAMSON & CO.
CoRs is offered at 81 GO, and sales; Meal 81 10.
Bacon II cis.; hlvlassPs AZ cts, best quality.
SALT 81 l2 per sack; Oats SO cts
Fifty shares Of stock in The Exchange Bank OF Viz
GINA sold this week. at Norfolk, at sos a.
NOTICE. Tho subscriber viii ase his Tavern IN Ctbnnrn of
three years.; good stand considered IN
The lower c0uny particularly iJ transient cusIon Application
must 5o made shortly THOMAS STREET.
Urbin Oct 10 45-3t
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Pvrhnian Female Seminary.

q
TUE exercises Of tho of rouihs will commcaco
the Monday November, close tho last FRIDAY
in April following The payable close OF the
~ folowsBuHrd ana Tuition The English Branches SS
TUITION alonc SIS Music S2l French ga IN leo Of So
Will bc required Uf each Of the Chemistry
Gentlemen wishing The School for children and
wards requested IN make immediate application and will d
their communications 10 Smiihyle. Puwhaian.
J. b. TINSLEY, Principal
10 45-w}ws
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VoL.-VI NO 1899

'ah u. .I1N>' Can MiI.n
fHfHI. highly valuable medicine may be had whoie
! n sale aud retail New y DIRK prices, OF kEEs o.
Di-ANGE ! Camp street.
II Is confidently recommended Tor the following ais
eases: Dyspepsia in all it, forms; billions and ilver at
tctlons in stage and de gree; female SICKNESS.
more particularly the Incident II m'!thers' huo
abns, fever AMI aeue, Incl lent c.nn 0tinns OF ~
rhres VIII ther OF tie liver or lungs, hea1ache or eioo
ness los OF Appetite nervous trenors ineofah.n Vi
deiiriun tfcmcns = as odc a!s,on OF all Kinds fheu
m%lsn, whether chronic or inlammntory: nervous OF
Jiiios levers, oi every variety; scroia, salt fhen,
and all hl tclns bad humors nd impure c"mpiex,Gns
ct the skim lles.uess night, ind daily riitahiy
ana melancholy; lie summer complaint, AID ch",eIa
,norls of dInrrhRa in grown pers rs; worms ana natu
lency with baf BREATH choross and palpiatons o. me
heart and head changes OF female constitution; aTic lor
Inlalre and dsorea,zed constitutions in either sext
vii ch have NOT been pc ntlv reevedb by any other
medicines singh trial of l9r " Eyars' medicines IN
any OF these cases. will produce sch effects as will m
dictate their incompatible upefiority, and induce such
use OF them MS will insure speedy and un1uestiona
BE cure. Directions for use accompanying them
NuHerous certificates OF viii he shown, as from
he length Of the cut lose is impossible give them
publicity through the medium OF newspaper. On Dr
Evans catalogue Their upwards Of IS Geo! cases,
nh' IN tins city refer 10 many l,ersons who have
cen 'eeved, and in Instances entirely cured OF
long standing diseases, by DIR Evans Canon lie Pills.
II I'm,
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S9hiNIS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-.ust
=, = 80 landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-vlz
5oooo feat Of glass best quality, from 8XlO /, 23N29
nc nor kegs "a doz Jupanedns for signs;60Q0b hrage
200 20 d9z splendid Oo0O ground bruse also ofOoUO and
o' 90 LEASES crome greenin powder; superior article
no 40 III canI large assortment of sash tools of every
SIZE and quality; sable pencils for artists; fiat marking
brushes for merchants; artists colors in oil ready pre-
pared boxes, fitted with all necessary brushes;
artists tools, Ne. 0''
Flake and irmnv white; 60 packs gold leaf white
and yellow wax; arabic and large and choice as
sortnent OF paints dry coors oil, turpentinc varnish
Mc. tor sale, wholesale and RETAIL the lowest prices
by MONDEIII S'
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STATE OF LDUlSiANA.-Eirst JUDICIAL ,istrrt



sNHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
these Presents shall come, Observation-Disclosures
" lilam 'lacke, having purchased at sale ma c
by Inc Sheriff of the parish OF Orleas the prupert,
hereinafter descre has applied to the clerk OF i.
court IL whose office the deed of sale recorded on
the Duh day Of Mai, A. ID. 1898, for II nnnitinn or adj
vertisement in conUrmit, an act of the Legislature n
te State oi Lon-i ma, eniltled "Ar for the tuthe
assurance n titles To purchasers ut judicial sales" an
proved the nth day OF March, 1891.
\OW, therefore, know ye, and all persons interested
hereln IRE hereb' cited and admonsied the name
te State OF LOUISIANA and of the First Judicial Disrtc
C"hrt, vino can SET up right title clu in aud
the property herein liter described liz consequences fan,
noriIatv IN the order, decree Judgment OF the con
under which III: sale made or any ire uartv :,
Ill gatv in the appraisclents and Advertisements, If
time, or manner OF SALE tor other defect whaso
ever to show cause, within thirty days fDn' tile da,
s 'onitionl Is irst inserted in the puSc papers, VIII,
the sale so made should not be confirmed and homolo
gated
the said property sold BY the Sheriff of the par
lsh oresaIl on the I'D day of Ipril A. ID. 1855 II,
virtue OF decree Of ths cou rendered the Sd da,
ot March, A. ID. l65S il it entitled William Macke,
vs. amuel Bell No. 1885 of tn. docket of this conri
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $3,i00 cash
'esc iption of Prop rty given in the Judicial Con
vevan p, VIZ:
certain lot Of or und, together with all the build
'ngs aud hprovem MS thereon, situated in the pnrsi
Of Orleans, in the square bounded by New levee
Louisa, Pau and Delord Streets grated by the Nc
., Oh plan drawJhy c. +. Zinpe, Deputy Surveyo
General on the 18Th December, 1891 aud deposited a.
plan No 10, in W book plans of Felix CHINA, notar,
public Said lot measures 20 feet IL inches front a
New Levce street. 10 feet i'll depth the side adioinn,
lot NaG and so feet inches aud lines in depth on h
side adj ming the property now or lately, belonging Il
N ioodae, and 10 feet II inches width in the rear
where it fronts alley Of three feet nine inches il
common to lots Nos 4, 6,7, and 8.
| Clerks Office, In Nav, 1888.
| milo C w EWlS Dep tlerk.
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A Collection of ColloJunl Phrases, on every topic
cro,afl /, naintnia conversation, arranged nnl"r
t,rcnt heads With numerous remarks on the peculiar
lciatiou and of words. The whole
disposed as considerably facilitate the acquisition nj
pronunciation of the French. by 'onlnr, !,
edition. revised aud corrected.
selection of tne hundred of PERKINS, Tables, accom-
paued with key containing the text literal and free
translation, arranged i'll such manner 10 point
Indifference between the French and English iliom
a figured pronunciation of the French, according 10
the best French works the subject. The whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds of the French
Language, compared with those of the English
Pronouncins French Primer, or the Scholars Guide
TO te pronunciation and photography of the
French Lang, e. containing its elements according to
she best usage Iy Bernard Tronchn, Just received and
or sale " WIN McKEAN,
mr. Cor Camp II Com SITS.
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f TIA I IN t&A
IsalM E:shl|
II d1NSACHIA MANSION kyGTTSY1

NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.

NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
VIE subscriber having pt,r, tsed the epse nj fur
~, h''ufe"i thls well known establishment, from Mr.
yluf, The late proprietor, will he ready 10 rec Give ri
tiers by the LIST OF April next
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
tli'' arrangements OF the iiansion House. New ,ud
more conmodious bathing houses will be huiI,, and
warm ltf> Will be provided at all hours A stnbie
viii he attached To the house. with good accpmm,da
tioEs f"f horses ald carriages ri st horses and
carriage, will also be kept for hire mo erate ,yic,.
and sail and boats, With persons to nunope them
Tor tn OF vslters. billiards and nte, anas,meuts
rsnaily ionti at Watering places, will also be furnished
a"d So conducted rs NOT To i,teriere with the comfort
aud quiet OF the bnarders. The WINES mud Liquors will
lie OF the best quailty, and ensure ull SUNNY NJ
ic, cargo nus already beeu ordered whcA will arr,e
about the | ut May.
Mr. Frederick barnard, who formerly keDr sonopuI,r
hotel at Washington city, will cnndact This no Ell for
the proprietor, who, with such aid, confidently assures
the vslle> OF last year, and his friends generally Thai
ev will receive every possible attention; and thereby
expects 10 give gen rnl satisfaction.
The local advantages OF til house are too ell
known 10 need a lengt. ened description h.re The
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval station of III.
Government; the general rendezvous OF the Gulf SQUAD
rom the sluni,y OF It's climate refreshed constantly du-
ting the summer months bv the coolest reeses from
the Cult; the beauty Of the bay and the neigbonrnr
island aud rivers the abundance and dplcncv OF the
i h With winch the waters abound and lis nroxinity
II the best Southern markets, give Pensacola The re.
terence all other places in these latitudes as II
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
FIRST rate boats NH Tu between Pensacola AID Mo-
bile and will all times he abs 10 take the
from the New Orleans boats.
SB ARNOLD.
Pensacola Feb. 18th, 1873.
u Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for their
families, address the PROPRIETOR at Pensacola or
Mr. Sewell Taylor, the former proprietor, 'ew Or
leans.
References
+ San ford, Esq, MrCCuilum, B McApin, Esq., Lit.
<ithby in Mol lie; T Taylor, Rea, Esq, in Ne,
Orleans.
T S-A letter bag, to receive communications for
perso the hove hotel, is placed at Geo Whitman
office, 81 st Charles Exch nge.
FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
u Travellers DESTROYS of taking the Florida roue
via Pensacola to The North, informed TINT frs rate
boats will constantly from. Mobile /, Pensacola
leaving Aoh and Pensacola every nther dav after tn
st of May. Coed stages will always be provided nv
the subscriber he in readiness take passengers fro
Mobile, in case of the failure of the hoats.
N b ARNOLD.
Tho steamboat Champion l,nv.s Hobils for Pens.
celia t"''Ss "Esk fsA ~ ~