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AMHERST MILLS.

ENHE UNDERSIGNED have leased the above
4 mn =. for the present year. They will
give the highest prces for Wheat, delivered either
1T the MILL ORION the opposite side OF the RIVER.
Ground Plaster always kept on hand
A good Miller may obtain employment by APP
plicaon TO the suhsc ribers One without u family
would be preferred. DAVID STAPLES,
JAMES l.. LAMkIN.
April % wGm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

IIAVING bohgbt Mr. kyle's interes, in the
1 Blacksmith business, formerly carried on by
Kyle Il Bailey, it will be conducted by myself
Thankful Tor former encouragement, | hope our
friends will continue to patronl,e me.
J. X. BAILEY.
Amherst Ct. II. March 90 IL
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VEG EOSs .S.sEE,

n compliance with the last will and testament of
l. keziah Hubbard, decd on Saturday, the 9th
day Of May. 1888 shall SELL at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, for cash, at he Store House of
Jabez Smith. Esq, in the county of Pntsyvana, Va.
is Negros, consisting of men, women, boys and gtls.
JAMES A. MITCHELL, Er'or
Of Ke,iah Hubbard, decd.
April 30 tl9M
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FOR IeENE.

d. THE large and convenient Store House
Ea now occupied by ourselves running back IS
EN.Afect livery handsomely arranged for business.
Possession can be had immediately BIZ applying to
the subscribers. JAMES c. HUNT 4 Co.
p S. All persons indebted TO us. vii please come
forward and sceas early possible, il is very de-
sirabc that our business should be closed without de-
J. G. HUNT, & Co.
March IL
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A e A IL ID
DIR. s. u. FISHER,

TNENDERS his services to the Citizens Of Liberty
Il aud its vicnage. F,oan an experience OF several
years practice, and by assduous attendance TO his
profession, he hopes TO merit share of the pull lie
patronage. He may be found at Mr.. Terry's Hotel
or at his office, few doors below.
Anril Is
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WILLIS COMBES.
q. .
FRESH SUPPLIES,
.q.V'D FSF.7Y' E.gKG.FI.v-S :!

N7E are now receiving Our Spring Supply, en-
w bracIne large beautiful and very cheap as
sortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
We assure friends that ii is only necessary To
give call to ascertain that il is needless to 90
elsewh for better if rs good bargains ~ we will
sell them. MARTIN. WARD & DAVIS.
Asril 80 Is
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RE,NOV:|L.
MARTIN, WARD 4 DAVIS,

HAVE removed their establishment to the House
Il Il recently occupied by Mr. r. B. Norvell, oppo
site Messrs Ii. B Richards & Co. Hard ware Store,
where they respectfully invite their friends and the
public to give them call, and examine their large,
excellent and very cheap assortment of DRY
GOODS, &c. &c; to which they daily making
very interesting additions.
October % IS
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NEGROES WANTED.

w Negroes by the month"; or for the balance Of
the wear Owners are invited TO see us at our work
at Joshua's Falls. 8 miles below this place. or at the
Washucto Hotel. BABE &PACkEK.
Lynchbnrg. May 3. 1855 8w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

nN THURSDAY NIGHT LAST. lost my
~ Pocket Book. containing my Free Pa
pers and nothing else, on the river, between Mr..
Scruurs's aud Mr. FroihnCha-a's. A reasonable
reward will be pald ior the delivery OF SAID POCKET
BOOK and It's contents at the Nnglnan Office or to
me.
WILLIS COMBES.
May 81
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GrOCPl.N .NfOrc.
VIUE BUSINESS heretofore carried on
BROWN Il BARNETT,

WILDE continued by the subscribers, the old
stand, opposite to Liberty Warehouse. They re-
spectfullv solicit continuance OF the patronage ex
endcd to Brown & Barnett, and then friends
and the public, that they will keep on hand good
assortment of Groceries. &c. nj reasonable prices
,iz : Corn Corn meal OATS, Bacon, Sugar, Coffee,
and a great variety of such articles wanted by
their customers. ARCHER BROWN,
AUGUSTINE CROSS.
May7 81
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Mrs. NcKinlcy's Corsctts.

A SMALL Invoice of this justly celebrated
IN Ornament, this day to hand of shapes
end designs and beautifully finished.
ROBINSON &ELLIOTT.
April 10 Is
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Grass Hogs.

/ HAVE now uneneaged a few pairs Of the Mac
l. Ky and Berkshire PIGS, SO celebrated as a
grazing breed, Of remarkably easy KEEP and early
maturity. CHARLES NJ. RYAN, Manager
Tor +. Fletcher AT his Plantation,
near Amherst Court House.
Dec. 81 Is
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For Rent,

\ ND possession given Immediately the Brick
IA TENEMENT, on Main street. formerly occu-
pied by Martin, Ward & Davis, Dry Goods Store.
Apply to Thomas Mckinney. orto
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
Jan. Is
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sslA-2ASo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN."

1. p.Si,.Aed ~eey ferery Monday and Ih"'dayJ at
g. Doysr, per AMMAN; payable adrance. No snbscip
ube receeed fora shorter period than sir months; and
mill be discontinued erccpt al the discretion Of The
Filter, until all arrearagcs are pad.
rr1DVERTTSE MEN inserted at so cents per square
, for the first Insertion and 81 cents for subsc
sssnt Insertion.
UrJOB PRINTING executed neatly and eTpedtfio"'y
and on reasonable terms.
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FOR RENT

nHE OR TWO comfortable Rooms owe, ou
~ Store, suitable for Offices or Lodsing Rooms.
MARTIN, WARD DAVIS.
January | Is
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Vow No 1924 g.

DR. W.r.VANs' CAMpMihh II. LIS:
THIS highly valuable medicine may be nad wSp,y
u sale and retail at New York prices Of REEFS o.
D'LANGEl3 Camp street. = -.
1t is confidently recommended for the following als
eases: Dyspepsia in all its fo ms; Billions ana .re
Fichons in every stage and degree; female a,,
more particularly the incident to mothers Az
albus. fever and ague, incien celsuapflens . n;da
clines, whether Of the liver or lungs, hea oI
mess, loss of appetite, nervous trenors ineprasin
derum trenens spasu odic affection of all kIndsi In
matisn, whether chronic or inhammntory: nervous ~
bilious avers OF every variety; scfouia, sait ihe,
and all botohes bad hmors End impure i,:.
of the skim tessness night, End daily 1rri'ap,ly
and melancholy; the summer complaint ana ei, WI
morbus diarrhoea in grown pers ms; worms ana nsa
lency with had BREATH choss and palpitatons OF .e
heart and head changes OF female constitutions: nhc toi
impaired and dsorganzed constitutions in either SEX
whchhave not been pc manentiy relieved by any other
medicines sing lie trial OF DR. w Evars medicines IN
any of these cases. will produce sitch effects as Will IN
dictate their Incompatible superiority, and induce sacR
of them will insure speedy and unnueshona@
Bile cure. Directions for use accompanying them.
Numerous certificates ofcures will be shown, as from
the length of the catalogue it is impossible TO give them
publicity through the medium of newspaper, Cn 1t
Evans catalogue there are upwards OF 25, 00Oi cases.
and in this city refer to many persons who have
been relieved and in instances entirely cuIed OF
long standing diseases, by DR. Evans Canon lie Pills
a I'm fT
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ETAi DE LA LOUiSiANE-Coar DIN prsm,, nj.
tri,t ,udieiDre

El IA lie LA LoUlslANE-Coar du Premier His
trirt Judieiare
4 'ETAT De LA LOUISIANA, A TONS ..,,v ,,,.o
ces presehtes concernent, Salut:--A lie, du nne
whitman hiackev ayant achee uGe yente fai,e M
e snef ne la parosse orleans, la propriete caprfs
decre est addroSse au Crete de crtte Cour OH In
venle tut eneglsiree lie Seine jour de Mai de annee
1853. pour M avis commencement I'm acre dc Ia / s
ature de Fiat de la Louisiana, intitule "Aste nom
con'rmer los titles acqnereurs aux yentes indie;
ares, Hpprouse lie 10 Mars 1854 Gull >oit co6nu q,
"uteS efsohres essees par ces pro- enes nm
mees nom de Fiat dc la Louisiana 81 de In tSonr a.
Premier l)i rict Judciare gni pou,raient syoir do
la propneIe c-apies decre, EN- consequence Dim 10
laut de forme dams Porlre lie decret GU lie ugenen, do
IA en- Vef'u uqnei la vene etc fae, gu de tome
lfreglInfie GU ll,egae dams l'esiinalion PAWS IN il
tens ct lie mode de la vente, gu pour une AMI casa
que c'ndue de faire vor, dams laurs mater de
PnpcHun de cette avis pnurquo la yeue ans fate ne
ser;'it pas conhrmee ct homsloguee ~ "
La dtte propriete tu vendue par lie Sheriff susd, l.,
23eine Jour dAvrii, de rannee 1898 EN- v,rtn J!un
cret de cette cour endu lie 3eime de Mars de r,nns
1858, dans l'atfuire de William Mackry vs.. Som".I
Ben, Nc" 1885 dn docket de cettc Conr, 4 lunneiln
Vente lie DIT "li,lan Mackey, scst rendu acque,eur
pour lie prx de $4,000 compliant.
Description de la Propr6te dapres lie transfer J,;;
aire SavoIr:
IN certain lot de erre, combrs fous les batissss
ct amell"rations sue en- la parcisse d'Orfans. dan
iet borue par les rnes de la NonveIle Levee Lonisa
Paul and Deord, d-signe Par lie No d'apres mn Mn
dresse par Zimpel. Depute Voyer Genera 10 Il.
pccembre i83l, Ell derose en- Pe,ude de Feix I,,ma
n2taire public, cnmme plan No b. lie dit lot de, r,s
mes'rant vlnst peds, onze pouces face Il rue, de i,
Nouvelle Lc'ee, soAane qunze pieds de prufonen d.
cote gu ouche lie Int No g. ct aiia,re yingt n;eJs s
ponces ct quat'e ligues prUfondeur On r6is o,;
touclle la nronree apresen, dernicre NUT sunar,e
n"nl Goodatl ct ayant dix neuf piecs ONE nnu.eu
de large dams la ofo deur, GU il ta lace une alle
Nos AS, &, 7, 3 ana 8.
Bur au du CIR
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zsoy,,,yr,. y.Aynses.

A Collection of Coolua Phrases, on every topic ne
u cesar, nlantai- conversations arranged under
ittreut heads, With remarks on the peculiar
pron,,hciation and of various words. The whole
disposed as consie~ab to nc,tc the acquisition p a
correct pronunciation of the French. by Boimar, ii
new edition, revised au1 corrected.
selection of ne hundred of ptrrins Tables
panied with key, containing the tcx literal and free
translation. arrane ed in such 10 point OUT
Indifference between the French and English lilo!n,
$50 figured pronunciation Of the French, according lie
the best French works eXtant the subject The whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds OF the French
language, compared with those of the English.
Apronouncng French Primer or the Scholars Guide
to tile accurate pronunciation and G~lhography of the
French Lang &c, containing its elements according to
the best usage ~ Bernard ronchn, lrst received and
or sale WM Alcl<EAN,
mr. Cor Camp Il Com SITS.
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Court
fEHHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
these Presents shall come, Observation-Disclosures
William Macket having purchased at sale male
by the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans tile property
hereinafter described las applied to the clerk OF
the 5lh day Of Mai, A. D. 1888, for monition or ad-
vertlsement in conformity TO of the Legislature of
the State Of Loui entitled "An for the further
assurance of titles to purchasers at Judicial sales' ap.
proved the 10Th day OF March, 1884.
NOW, therefore, know ye. and all persons interested
herein herebv cited and admunished in the name
the State u Louisiana and of the First Jncal District
Court, who can set up any right title CLAIM in and to
the property hereinafter described consequence of any
normav in the order, decree or Judgment of the court
under which the sale made, any irregularity or
ill gaty In the apprasenents and advertisements, in
tne or manner of SALE or for an other defect whatso-
ever to show ca"se, within thirty days from the day
this nontion is first inserted in the public papers, why
the sale made should not ba confirmed and homolo.
gated.
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the par
ish oresaid the 23d day of April, A. d. 1888, by
virtue of decree of this cot rendered on the 3D. day
of March, A. d. 1888, in lit entitled William Mackey
va. amuel Bell, No. 1895 of the docketof this court,
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the plice of $4,000, cash,
Description of Property given in the Judicial Con.
veyan e, VIZ:
certain lot OF ground, together with all the build
ngs and inprove'n ns thereon situated in the parish
of Orleans, in the square bounded bv New Ievee
Louisa, Pau; and Deord streets, designated by the No
9, on plan drawn by C. Zimpel, Deputy Surveyor
General, the 18th December, 1881 aud deposited as
plan No 10, in the book of plans Of Felix Grim nntar,
public. Said lot measures 20 feet inches front er
New Ievce street, rs feet III depth the side adjoining
lot No s. and 81 feet inches and lines in depth on ths
side adj ning the property wv, lately belonging tt
N ,ioodale and 10 feet II inches width in the rear
where il fronts alley If three feet nine nches il
common to lots Nos 4, 5, 81 and 9.
Clerks Office, H. Ma, 1898.
n'6 GW LEWIS rsa Cisrk.
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SAINTS OILS, hLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-,ust
4 landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-vlz:
l6poieet of glass best quality, from 8Nlo y 2X28
bf kegs; 24doz Japanedrns for s;6000lb hrase;
20 doz splendid 0nO0O ground brushe also ofOa0O aud
D' DO Ceases green in powder; superior article
40 10 III cans large assortment of sash tools of every
size and quality sable pencils for artists fiat marking
brushes for merchants; artists colors in oil read, pre-
pared, in boxes, fitted with all necessary brushes
artists tools, &r.
Flake and .rm,itv whlrr; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice
s"riment of prints, dry coors oil, turpennc, vars
Nc, for sale, wholesale and retail, the lowest prices
by MONDELLI,
a28 SO Camp ST.
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EoUisAIANE-cour du prep,ete Dis

tIlcl JuIciaIe
4 ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA TONS ceux nh,
NJ ces Ih ecrntes coneernenl SaIut-aItp me
James Barnes DlgSs, ayaI aclete une yeute latte mar
lc Sierlt &c la aiosse dOreans l., proriee clean, es
detrlte ses adese au CRETE de cette Cou: gu Ia di,e
'chte tut e'reSIsiree ie cine our t'Avr 'a,,uec
1872 pour u'' AVIS cohorncnien' I'm actc d Ia egis-
i'ue de Et,t de la Lnuisiae, intitule Ate nour
conf"cr les utres tesacgu reuls aux vents iu,i.s
approne IL 10 Mars 1924. Qu'ii so comm "a, ,nu,,s
persohnes lneresses par ces present,s smmes All.
nom de i'fat be la Lo s,ee It de la Cpur din Pr pier
D'sllct Jut'ic"ue, qu ,oulaent .yur tloi, Ia uro-
iete ti-arts hecrte, en- consequence ,I'uu ,ai.,t M
loie ''''s ore lie decret e jugenent de Ia co,lr
Gu Ne' uti ~ 'e''te etc latte, de toute iliem,,-
''te U" e''''e ''ais estimation, L Wis on lie tens Ell
e mode DC la reldc, on pour ue ;ute ca,lse oeonu,,.
dE iare voIl, dams enlt tours ,la.r lie Ia uhI;c.iion
tie cetea'E po'uo la alnsi e, lie ne ser.it mas
coili niece il,Omulnguce. r.
LA die proplee tut ,enue par lie Sheriff sus dit le
oo enc Jour de Ma de lule 1885 en- yrrt Dam dcra,
lie cette COtlr ieidu IL 90 cine de Janvier do , VOC
m,S III are de James Barnes Dpgs VS. Rntus Gre.na
No. io,l9l, du Docket tie ce,te Colr lauu,lle venl,
ses reidu acQuereur pour prix de ynnt Gina m;le
iastres. 10y '>
Description de la Propre,e de apres lie transfer 1u,l;.
ciarc, Savor
Un cert0ln moiceau de turIe avec totes Ice co,s.s
TT authorizations Yu s., tro,lvent ai,si oui Les ;, at
privileges etc app re!#nl d'ne maniore o,ielcoroue.
>tue au ia'iXpourS AhnOncatiOn. mes,lrant fn..,r.
us aise) tros cent cinqnt six pie,ls ct o,,a,,
an l'onle iale au Chenin publiquee sur II, rue lie
AhoNee l.e'ee, trois cent Joca un ets six ,nnces
'q'''rr h'nliemes fare la Celeste tle,x cent Gin.
'a'te cinq pie'is nef pouces, It ,lew hn,rcm.s
s'e race Ia rue de la seille Le,ee, yusqu rpner Ia
s,'e l'n''roIhe de Appropriate de Laurent Nlau,n.
'lehcoSnue DIES rics Vellle Lev ee ct DIES Names ~
tor'n'nt un angle droit ct setendat i ouatreyn.,
me" li Us ct trols pouc,s protnndcur lie Inns do r.
'snc n'I'r"phe de propric,e du dit MilJandn, n.".
ei Ia rue Celest' de la ornan I'm angle droit et
le'la'' de so'Xan'e treis pieds ouze poces ct ros
,"'t'em sur la lisne li"uop'e de la ,roprie,e de
lie Louis Det'e parallel la rue vielIe Leyee de Id
nant IN azure angle 'ro ct s'e,en,lant de o,arsn
ie'x rleds sept poucet ct cnq huiemts STR la lirne
mitrophe tie la propriele tu dit Dede un,,llei In
rue Celeste della torment autre angle droit, IF 'eem
aam oess" slnsl sept peds dix ponces ct qlre hui.
Dedc parallel an rhemmpnhqne sur la ,u. 'IeI, ~"
vele Le'ee ct soixante seize peds qua,re pouces =,
qualre ht,emes faces Ia rue DIES Nont,es conformemen
un plan 'llesse par j. Pile Voyer de la vile Ie osd
ia'ier 1857, annexe IN ace lasse par ,leyant Ims
T. a'e, no''le public, lie 26 Janvier 1882 Temo;n
i'iio, A. Nj. Buchanan, Juse de la Cour Susite ce IL
Avril 1883. p liz al nv &c 10
AZ Dep. GIeffsr,
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GAAE f.. DisiDA STA1fa C&blat Ii
STA ssOAT LINE
klses Ez5 ss1zs 80


THRoUGH III FIVE AND A EALf DAYS, g.
From Mobile Ala bama) to Augusta tGc0l
\ EANES MoIe every other d., immediately attei
the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans, per TN
steamboat EMELINE, Rakely. coaches to Pensacois
steamboats, (pe Pensitols hay St Ross sound and Choc'
t,hache River and BHy) to Cesr Bd:i coaches thene
VIA Aiarianna, CiIatt.loGchee, (formerv Mount Yer
non,) Baiublidge, Finderou; Iawknsviile and Louis
vile, to Augusta, passengeert:kn,; his sea; at Mo.
Die is IN no dater of being thrown out or losing ms
pre- erehce by other Conflicting interests as he fLOKi-
ia LINE is but ufit concern, and uuer one col ,rn
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon ms
a'ryaiat Augusta in time specified, through all wealth.
er and at season, unless most unforeseen catas
troplle should occur. The Great New Orleans M.i
IS carried sy this route. The Agents for accoihmoda
the southern country.
he smooth, bard, natural roads, the safe and inter
es,'ng water navigation, the time and accommodation
a'foa the traveller speed certanty, com Tort and pleas
ing variety; connected as it were with the Rail Road
C'Gsreston 5. e. and the steam packets New Yerk
travellers eau rea III New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II nATs#-Washirgton eity in L.
from Ctnt'ahot'chte, Florida, have \ 3ranc
Line VIA Quincy and Tallahassee, to st Marks, hor
post coaches, also ,ws Branches from Hawkinsvlls
one t" Aietlgevle, and to Macon, light two hor.
coaches. STOCK roSS 50 en-
AUGUSTA, Goth Jan 1885
Office at Mansion House Mobile {
4Dist,nco, New Orleans to Nozzle, $50 mills
Mobile to Augusta, $40
Augusta to Charleston, 156 &c
Charleston 10 New York, $50 1879
lime, New 0rean to Mobile, 2S houIf
Mobile to Augusta 50
Augusta to Charleston, 12 4"
Charleston to New York Go 25s
Making les miles per day. or miles per hour, nelu
siye OF all stoppages. nov 10
n. Is. beg leave to inform the public that the
bridges over the Chatahooehe swamp and Hard Labo
creek have Just been completed the general govern
ment, (h- MY obstacles operating against t his safe
speedy rotte are thus happily removed; and have til
pleasure otlea ling from travellers tina, the coaches hor
SIS, drivers and oats Of the first orders and AS to tn,
water route from esacoa Cedar Bluff it admit
ted by all who have passed through il To be unsurpassed
il'roHeities beauty sni safety. The bridges throuy
acorsIa have also brenreupired. J NJ c BAKER
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NHARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE wAtrnots,

MI ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAtEHotrsE,
w Customhouse street, opposite the post.office.
The subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
tories in New York, and will keen constantlv an
hand general assortment IF Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsuperlor workmanship and of the latest patterns,
made of the best Egyptian, Ilalian Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones. moulded and plain stills and intsIs,
marble sacings hearths and boundary stone. plaster
of Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement and Plaster.
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment o.
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates ofthe newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatest manner and at tbs
shortest notice. They have first rate workmer il
set the ahova work.
les JAMES KAN g. sTRopR
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NEW MUSIC.

NT,is the Hour; Is she not passing fair; Oh this is
il Lives; Nothing: itppv l.anl, My Switzer llome
italy; Bsauteous Land; reinot ms of broken Vows;
logo to dwell in tha oosons Cell; We shall meet no
Acct ,lia aubb.r, btyis clo4ins DER the Biiow
RI. ,.o VI mi .5hla; u light Brga time; Oh do not
say Par. veil; genay J.nas The ioung Widow; Som
OF the Fishers Vie; il.po'e nv love a lovers EVE;
Shall va eyer met again; Whel evening bells are
Ginning Sing hay! for the Bottle Alu"i bon Il. Ri
chess; la Worm nj ,ir varic ~ by Bar; SUI so
Gc v o'.rne Stealing, arranged hy G Crefnev; Few"
rite mir from opera la IRA vrird BY !lnn,cn; Beau
ties of the celebrated ERA La Norma, by BtlItna
Three hvorit, airs f'nn TIC opern Pnrsni, arranged
for the Fl tie tnt Piano; Niv ii rom Amt Bnlenf
arr. gel firth Fiut, AMI ? ano; !'invation la walls
bv G. Vaa Veh."; 'rewell Waltz BY h Nelgnan
but, If tl:hs;a 1t, Waltz, nv STRAINS, Robin Waltz;
C.aset F,typtite ,blnca; nsw of Coullioni from
sh. % ia Of lie Macon. For sulr at
3 CASEf'S
Piano Forte and Music Store.
inr IN IS carp >trcet.
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fENHE subscriber having purchased the lease and fur
Il nture OF this we'll known establishment, from MI
Taylor, the late proprietor will be ready receive VII
tiers by the LIST OF April next.
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
the arrangements Of the Mansion House. New and
more commotious bathing houses will be hut and
warm tbs will be provided at all hours. A stable
will be attached to the house. with good accommua-
tons for horses and carriages. Fist rate horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire at moderate rices
aud sail and row boats, with persons manage them
for the of vislters Billiards and Other amusenents
usually found at watering places, will also be furnished
aud conducted AS not TO interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the boarders The wines and liquors will
be of the best quality, and TO ensure u supply of
ice, cargo has already been ordered, wiCh will arrive
about the l,t OF May.
Mr. Frederick Barnard who formerly kept so popular
hotel Washington city, will condact This no Ell for
the proprietor who, with such aid, confidently
the visitors of last year, and his friends generally, that
they will receive every possible attention; and thereby
expects to give raj satisfaction.
The local advantages OF III house too = ell
known to need a lengt. ened description Esre- The
facts that Pensacola Is the largest naval station of the
Gov-ment the general rendezvous of the Gulf squad.
ron; the salubry lis climate refreshed constantly du-
ting the summer months by the coolest Freezes from
rhe Gulf the beauty of the bay and the neighbourns
islands and rivers; the abundance and delicacy OF the
Ash with which the waters abound; and lis proximity
to the best Southern markets. give Pensacola the pre-
ference all other places in these latitudes as
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
First boats will ru between Pensacola and Mo-
bile and will at all times be able to take the
from the New Orleans boats.
NIB ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Febs 18th, 1898.
" Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for their
families, can address the proprietor, Pensacola or
MIR Sewe Taylor, the former proprietor, at view Or
leans.
References
r Sanford Esq, MIRO Cullnn,, B McAlpin, Esq., 1t.
Kibby, in Mob lei s T Taylor, Rea, Esq, in Ne,
Orleans.
P S-A letter bag, to receive COMMUNICATIONS for
persohs at the bove hotel, placed at Geo Whitman
office, IL ST Charles Exch ngc.