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1AAE ELtEiSlDA STAGE COAs:h
AND
TT 4 Va BOAT LINE

{ FhszS l lg!-s 80 -
THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta Gee
y EANFS Mobile every other das imm0,, lately site
1 the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans, per thu
Steamboa, EMEMSE, to 'lakely coaches to PensaeolS
steamboats, (per Penscos Bay st Rosa sound ard Choc
atche Ri' err and l,ay) TO Cedar Rlu coaches thec,
via Mariana, Chnttahocchee, (fornerly Mount Yer
non,) Baimbr Idge, Pin,ler,on; awkinsSie and Louis
vile, to Augusta. passenger taking his seat At Mo
bile is in danger of being thrown out or losing hi,
preference by other conflicting Interests as the fLOh
i)A LINE is hut one concern, and under one cottrO
throughout, and may rely WITH ckHTAlSrr upOn his
arrival AT Augusta in time specified, through all wealth
err and At SEASON. unless most antore caas
rophe should occur. The Great New Orleans Mai
is carriedly this route. The Agents for accommoda.
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
esny water navigation, the lme and accommodation
afford the traveller speed. eer,ant,, comfort and plea.
g variety; connected AS it were with the Rail Road
Charleston, s. e. and the steam packets to New York
travellers can reaah New York from New Orleans
Lrss THAN IL DAIs'-Washingtou city in l2.
From Chattahoochee, Florida we have Brare
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee to st Marks, hor
post coaches also tive branches from Havkinsvills
one to MlIedgerlie, and one to Macon light two hor,
coaches. :, STOCk r0NS q co.
AUGUSTA, Goth Jun, 1888. ,
Office at Mansion House Mobile {
sDistance, New Orleans 10 Nozzle, $50 r,ls
Mobile 10 Augusta, $40 "
Augustus to Charleston, 1S6 /"
Charleston to New York, $50 1856
Time, New Orlean to Mobile, IS holrs
Mobile to Augusta, lS2 &c
Augusta to Charleston, 1s "
Charleston to New York, Sc 25S
Making 6S miles per day. or miles per hour, incu
sive OF all s,oppages. nov u
n. b. beg leave TO inferm the public that ia.
bridges over the ChatahoosAe swamp and Hard lsbo
creek have Just been completed L, he general govern
fine ulS obstacles fan
speedy route ne thus happily removed; and have tn
pleasure oies Iug from travellers tha, the coaches, hor
SIS, drivers and Dads Of the first order; and MS III
water route from ter'saeol to Cedar Bluff, is aAuit
ted by all who have passed through it to be unsurymsse,
i'll noNeues beauty snd safety. The bridges lhrouE'
Georgia have also beenr repaired. j NJ c BAKER
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VoL.-VI No 1903
STATE OF LUUloIANA-E'lrst JUNO

l
| fEHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
~ ~ these Presents shall come, Greeting: Whereas
nes Barnes Diggs having purchased at sale made by
we sheriff OF the parish OF Orleans the property hers-
matter described, has applied the clerk OF this court
N whose office the deed Of sale recorded the I'd
GAY o, April, A. ID. 1888, for monitor advertse<
iheit IN conformity Of the Leg alature of the
State OF Louisiana, entitled 'An for the further
ace Of titles 10 purchasers Judicial sales" approved
me ION day OF March, 1888.
NOW, therefore, know ye aud all prezons Interested
n rtn, ate hereby cited and she'd u the Of
NE State OF Louisiana, and Of The First Judicia District
VINO can set up any right, title claim in aud
The property hereinafter described consequence of any
iirnaity III the order decree jugmen Of the
under which the sne made, or any irresulsry or
Elegantly IN the spprssemeDts and advertisements in
uihe, or manner OF SALE fol any other detect ~hatsoi
ever to how cause within thirty days from the day tf
motion is first inserted in the public papers, why tina
sale so made should no, be confirmed and homoloy
The SAID property WAS sold by the Sheriff of the parisT
Aforesaid on The 3uth day OF March, A. 1885, by vso
Tue Oh decree OF this court rendered the Goth d, tn
January a. ID. 1913, I'M suit entitled James Bar d
l'ggs vs. Kntus Greene, No Is, 81 OF the doek.t
Court, at which sale said James Barnes Tvs
The purchaser tor the price of twenty-five iuss
prescription Of property given iu the Jdis
yesance, VIZ:
Aeertas piece of property parcel Of ,ogs,ber
WIN MI the buildings and improve therenu rivbts
privileges ga tterenntobeomsmg, in anv wise an
n, STUNT y. supours Annaeiuson, above this
anu -s1 ieet aud tour eghths Of All inch front mn ,I
public rosd on New Levee St three hundred as 80. 'o
sns feet SIX inches aud tour-eshhs Of An inch front IN
Celeste 3, two hundred aud hliy five foe, ,;,
t~o-eghths of an inch line frouti,v on oii "a
street until ii strikes the boundary lin. Of lauren, Nil,
aioh property, at the corner Of Old Leyee and Mn.
a,I..' mere forming right angle, and extending
eighty five feet and three inches decr along III. hnnJ
hue OF said Alaudon's prolert, naro1 10 T..Is,.
s,'eet there forming right angle and EXTENDING ,ytv
.ee' e'eTe" 'lehts md three eishs Of an inch on
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.-First Judicial District

STATE OF LOUIsIANA.-First Judicial District
,synE STATE OF LOUISIANA Lc"Ji, 70 nj whom
a these Presents shall come, Observation-Disclosures
William Mackey having purchased at a sale made
by the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans, the property
hereinafter described, has applied 10 the clerk of is
court in whose office the deed of sale was recorded on
the 9th day of Mai, A. d. 1885, for a monon or ad-
vertIsement in conformity TO an ofthe Legislature of
the State OF lou>i ina entitled Gan for the further
assurance OF titles to purchasers at judicial sales an.
proved the 10Th day OF March, 1884,
NOW, therefore, know ye, and all persons interested
hereln are hereby cited and udmonished in the name
the State o Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court, who can set up right title claim in and to
the property described, in consequence of any
normaty in the ORDER decree Judgment of the court
under which the sale made, or any iregularity or
Ii"gav III the appraisements and advertisements, in
time, or manner Of sale, for other defect whatso-
ever to show canse within thirty days from the day
this monitor is first inserted in the public papers, why
the sale SO made should not be confirmed and homolo
gated.
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the mr.
ish oresail on the 23d day of April, A. d. 1885, by
virtue OF decree of tins cot, rendered on the 3D. day
of March, A. ID. 1898, in suit entitled William Mackey
Samuel Bell No. 1885 of the docketuf this court
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $4,000, cash,
Description of Property given in the Judicial Con-
veyanrr, VIZ:
certain lot of ground together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the parish
of Orleans, in the square bounded by New Levce,
Louisa Paul and Deord streets, designated by the No
3 on plan lmwnhy CT. Zimpel, Deputy Surveyor
General, the 10th December, 1873 aud deposited as
plan No TO- in the book Of plans of Felix Grima notary
public. Said lot measures - feet ii inches front en-
New lev~e street. IS feet in depth the side adjoining
lot N@, and 80 feet inches aud lines in depth the
SIDE adjoining the property now lately, belonging to
N Hoodale and 10 feet II inches width in the rear
where it fronts alley nf three feet nine inches IN
common 10 lots Nos 1, B. e, 7, g mud ,.
Clerks Office, Ia Nav. }S.
mi6 q ~ EWIs pea Clerk.
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spAtNiS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-.us
~ o Landing from ship Constitutions and for sae-vlz:
oa ieet OF glass; best quality, from 8Xl0 u 2X28
br kegs "A doz Jnpaned tins for signs;6OnObs hrars;
no d1z splendid 10000 ground brushes also ofOO0O and
w" ao leases erome green in powder superior article
SIZE and quality; sable pencils for artists flat marking
brushes tor merchants artists coors in oil read, pre-
pnfea boxes, fitted Up with all necessary brushes;
Flake and iemnitv white 60 packs gold leaf; white
"nu yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice as
r''1e,t OF paints dry colors, OIL urpentinc, varush
Mc'' Tor SALE wholesale and RETAIL the lowest prices
Wy 100 MONDELLI,
20 ~
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EsAAe PsW ARE,
% MAGAZINE STREET,
\EW-0RIFANS-

EOSEPH KNETTLE, u Co.--importers ofFnfeigr
~ and Domestic Hardware are receiving from In
rope and the Atlantic Cities, direct from the llanutac
turers, extensive assortment Of Fancy and HEAVY
Hardware comprising every article IN the line which
they offer low.
Country Merchants and others are invited TO call and
examine their stock which consists in part, of table
butchers, pocket sadders amt straw knives, plated and
Britannia tea spoons needless pins, hooks aud eyes, sho
wells and spades tnngs, shovel7 enders androus Brit
tra and jopuned ware, brushes blank books uId pa.
per, looking glasscs nnvs, vices plates, hand
sledge and nail hammers, smiths bellows, American and
English blister, cast, shear German and crowley steel
plough mouds trace, and log chain, waeding Louis.
iana and grubbn& hoes Mattocks, pick axes corn aug
axes, wrought horse and cut nails, cotton and wod
pstols shot powder and iqlor faks percussion caps
"der tea, fish, brass ani bell Metal kettles gun
k?ob chest trunk and pad locks, bride hits, slilups
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ETAi DE LA Loufs!ANE-Cour du Premier Dis

ETAl DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du Prcmer Dis
trirt Julicinre,
/ 'hIAT DE LA LOGISlA We, A tous ecu, que
: css prescntes concernent, ralut:--Auet ,u .ue
William Ninckev ayant achete ul.e vene fate i'm,
e SherI de la paroisse dorcans la proprice cispres
decre, sest addresse Grae de cee Cour gu la dat,
veme tut "nresisree lie 5rlne jour de Mai, lie l'annte
1855, pour in avis conformenent un actc de. Ia egis
lature lie 'ttat de la Louisiana, inrtut "Acte nom
colrmer les titles acquereufs aux ycnes intlir
aires" approuve lie 10 Mars, 1884. Quill so comm p,
toutes personneS son pre- SOM
Eces au nom de Fiat de la Louisiana CT de Ia our lu
Premier District Judicare qui pouraent avoir dIo
la Proprletc Grapes dccrlte, consequence dun de
aut de torme dnns ordre lie dacrei gu e jugcmeut do
IN cnur, en- ver duque Ia etc fate on dc touIe
iTegularltt l,egalite dams destination PAWS on la
tens ct lie mode de la vonte, pour une aut q caus.
que condue de nire voir dams rente our daer de Ia
publication de cee avis pOurQuoi In yeute aIsi tat. no
scrait pas conIrmec ct homoIugute.
La d'te popnetc tut venduc par lie Sheriff sa-,lit lie
93elnc Jour Arrll, de Hnncc 1883, en- vcstu d nm d.
cret de cettc cour lepdu lie Seine tie Mars de rnnpre
1888, dams l'aIuire de William Mackcv vs., Spmrai
Bel, No. 15535 du docket de cettc Cnur nuuelc
vrnc lie dit William Mackey, s'cst reudu ncqufreur
pour lie prx de $500 compliant.
Description della Frorr6te d'apra lie transfer Judci
aire SayOr:
I'm CERTAIN lot lie lerfe, v conpIist1l les bstisses
Ct nlncllorations suc en- Ia pdruissa ri cans DIM
et borne par les rrSa lie Ia Nouvelle Levee, Ionsa
Paul and Dcord, d-sigue par le No ,'arrrs nm nm
dresse par ZlmFcl. DcputG Voyer General, Ia if
Dccemhre 1884, ct dorosG zen rotuie de Felix China
notore public, CONNIE plan No - lie dit LOT dnt ,rc
mrsant VInst piods, ONE pouces face Ia Tls de l.,
NoWelle LeNce, soAnnte qulzc pieds dc nrofonis,, a.
cote qu iouche lie let No s. ct qa,re yinrt n;cJs scn
ponces ct quattc ligucs Ell profondeur Iu cole orn
ouche la nroprete aprSsen gu derniere mutt aupprtp.
rant Gooda ct ayant dix neuf riecs one rourc,
de large dams la proi9Gdeur, on il ia face une allie.
Nos i,5, &, Z, 8 ana 8.
Bur au du CIR
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Collection Of G"lioqual Phrases, on every topic ne!
cc-.lr, {, uminth- conversation, arranged unirr
f,r,u heats, With numerous remarks on the peculiar
Ir,a,iu alum an. u4c Of various words The whole so
H. posed ic"uhly to facilitate the acquisition o II
correct prDndUraIign OF the French. by A Bolmar II
uo~ cilliun revised aud corrected.
selection of enc hundred Of l'errn's Tables, accom-
panied with KEY containing the text, literal and free
v.u,s Aticn. ARRANGED in such TO point out
/. ,lii2rraea between th- French um English lior,
50 figured pronunciation of the French, according
he best French works eXtnnton the subject. The whole
pr,rcdr Y short irausc the sounds OF the French
muruugr, compared with those Of the English
\ rrunuunciug French Primer, or the Scholars Guide
,llr accurate pronunciation and crthography OF the
Erruch nu. gr, containing lts elements according 10
ne stnstge, " Bernard lronchin Just received and
or SHELLY WM MckEAN,
M Cor Camp u Com SITS.
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VI ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAtFuorsr.
=, Cuslomhouso street, opposite the post fce.
The subscribers arc now receiving from their fac.
tories in New York, and will keep constantly ON
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsuperor workmanship, and of the latest patterns
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and lnteIs
marble 'acings hearths and boundary stone plaste
of Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement and Plaster.
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment of
brass mounted aud plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates OF the newest and most approved patterns,
lettering done in the ueatcst manner and a, m,
shortest notice. They have first rate workmoG ia
set the above work.
les JAMES KAHN < STROUD
! lME~-l-0H tasgcls l-l7-c 10 = Ie nv
Il PETER LAFDLAW
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NEW pO0iKS

.. NEW BOOKS.
Miss Landon, auth of " The lmnrovisa,,;cey :,
Ethel ChnrcliIt,n SC, III 3 vols 'e''
, lHoMPSoNS LIFE OF HANNAH MOORE
nAKEY AUSTIN; or, Adventures in the Bril- h
n 81 SrAR&S LIhRARY.oF AMERICAN TIoGRA.
I Ii; YOUNG HOUSE KEEFER and Thoughts
u ', ne ne ille and Adventures of NICHOLAS NICKIE.
SkETCI1ES BY BOZ, Nos.4S5.
VI 'S S TWIST; OF, the Purish BOYS Progress;
Par' = NO 8. JUST received and for sale by
Nhl McKEAN
NOV o cor Camp and Common sis
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81 G l. + GINS.
For single gin of 80 SAWS or more with
one set OF feeders, baAs &c at NC per
:, saw $3.50 90
For do of co SAWS, with feeders, Sc at Sc
~ per saw, 500 Op
For do. of 40 saws, with feeders, &c. S.
75pcr saw, 500 90
For do. OF 90 saws with feeders, &c. at 81
so per saw IsO oo
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied a
10 cents eaeh the number ofteeh being about eoual
The number OF SAWS One set Of feeders, it is cor
sl''ered however, will or three sets of
sows Extra saws supplied Al so cents each.
L he Gins ordered, will be delivered TO the agents of
planters In amy of the port towns Of the cotton plan
ting States, al the above prices the agents pa,in the
freight On the same from New York and becoming re-
spon,ihle for the amount of the Gin. A Gin wrish,
will he sent with the Gins to put them up where de-
sired, The charges for whese services will be extra: but
moderate
Iron running gear also he ordered where desired
on reasonable terms, but will be charged extra Horse
power, any description, can be furnished on like
terms Small steam engines also be ordered if de-
sired.
Iii Undesirable, when planters give orders for Gins
thav should accompany them with their views in regard
to the arTngemento' saws, breasts, brushes, sc. 1t
IS found they differ, opinion. Some desire saws of
larger diameter thai others. The most common size
is y or 10 nches |" some wish them u inches Some
wish or rowst brushes axle, while others do
not want more thAh at most. Some wish with
Org teeth to the inch, while others want 10 or Ii
w. uch discrepancy, we prefer they should at
the time OF giving orders, furnish statement of their
Wishes and the manufacturers fulfil them in every
particular. Where it is left to our discretion we shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan.
~ order can be executed, from the time it is received
IN the space ofeigh nine weeks, and the Gin in that
tune placed in the hands of the factor To be in tine
tor the next crop all orders ought he in the hands of
the manuiacturersby the first middle of May except
Tor plantations where they are late in commencing to
pick Or gin cotton.
N Is. The Patent Right, for any one of the cetton
growing States, willbe sold on reasonable terms.
m2S 6mos
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ASt)N--23 bids Sides, Is hhds Joes and 26 h
y Shoulders, Cincinnati cured. Landing from sion
er Backeyc, and for sale bv '''''' ''ea
m!3 !" c' Eh
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STOVES,

STOVES.
Siooi; patent coal stoves of oil sizes, some of
- "hich are suitable for churches. A So Spoor's
TIgn coal stoves; fancy wood suves for purors conf
cal cooking STOVES; Philadelphia steam hens, cal
euaed 10 cook Tor lbO persons; six ard plate wood
Stoves Pfce SIN dollars, Just received store and for
sale ly S LOCKE, & r. r." 'o'
nov o Front Levee
{ uFt go bags OId Java CCfte,
~ rs ds Rio do
- "tn do -. Domingo do. landinr per
ship Isaac Tick f,rs. le bv- p''
iAWR~ HCE 3 fcGFNBRr.
row @SH % Nov eves
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SANCTIONED BY THE FACUlTy or ,IEI1



VSNHoltN'S Compound Extract of Couaisa md cou.o
Il par!ila "A certain, sale, aud INC st eiirctnsl
~ ever discovered Tor the Of Gonorlbea J.,a
S'fgtufes Whites Pains III the back and ons s4noi
eluptOns, sc. s'N 'eoiou'''
In the introduction of medicine possessing the ,s.r
anu act'e virtue OF The one offered TO the. uuhc
e proprietor mas out TO refer to the numerous recon
'htmlallon received from the eminent of The mo.
u'eal iacn'tS IN tiope believing that it will be ,ulv
appreciated When lis merits more fully known IN
BalaAm OF Copaiba, extensively ssed has Ins, -
III It's credit rom The dislike which patients orn,eri,
express regarding its dslgTceable taste ds,nIanos
produced IN the bowels and stomach and IL h,.,.ca.
/ lhehcthc> when used in the inflammation, stage Th
Propeorl made an anal sis of the Baissp conce;v
ing t@t the more active qualities would thereby he mrcI
more concentrated and more usetuy administered Than
III lte present State The above med cine combines IN
s'eu'ehs which are IN the highest repu,e amo ths
nos' sciehuhc and learned i'll the profession Each
Is III o'e composition OF tins preparation increases the
echcy OF the other, producing operation truly oao
n'shing, and surprising the most saneun, eynccfatM
possessing AT the same time the advantage of its beina
administered with perfect in The n,reut soras
uie above disease. The eminent Iy sie.ns 81
uiseois OF the present day express their decided an
pro alton III favor of Sarsaparill whilst its use in II
principal hospitals and public medical institutions hoe
be n, and sui continues, very extensive. Ii was fay
o'ie remedy with the celebrated DIR Abernetly in oil
'ccIeai alec"os ana IN obstinate cutsneous enutons
arising from disodered OF the digestive ;,nrt;'
i1N's pIeh submitted TO Tie test and experience of the
most celebrated among the faculty. the, have expressad
their satisfaction Of its extraordinary efficacy in eyarx
ease under their charge, by adopting it both in ,he;r
public aud private practice. Their OBJ eyations viii lao
inserted hereafter Prepared by J b Thorn Cbern;s,
LonIon. Price 81 SO per pot o"''''''
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TrPPERAS-2t hbIs, in store, tor sale by
u q DORSEY,
ICES Al New I.cver.
SuGAR-5 80 hhls prime article, for sple by
e G DORSEY;
.,2G II New eYae
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I..::iI Eliza
PENS ACNLA MANSION EIOIISE

AgMSI,& 9H NSHNN HHAIThSHr
NFw crrv pcNsIcn 'A-
yu,uE subscr;hc, ha v;n n,,rcha "a ,,.
,uranf ,t; @ 49, VI, ",e t 1u ~. u,
Taylor late proprietor will be ready to re, Give Wis
tiers by the lst OF April next.
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
the arrangements OF the Mansion House. New and
more comnodons bathing houses will be built, md
warm h'ths WI be provided at all honrs. stable
IONS Tor horses uiu Carriages. fhS' rate horses and
carnage, VIII also be kept tor h're at moderate prices;
ana sa'l ana row noa'' WIZ persons TO manage them
W. Iii &C." f W ~ ''i ~
usually found al watering WI also be furnished
ann 80 r"iuue'eI r no. 10 ltile WIN he comfort
lo q'.et T., ti1 1 ~ m'nes ''lo liquors VIII
IT, ," o'e" Which WIZ arrive
"' A. Trol;or HarnoI who f,.I. L, ar
L,o =, W.;%im .i,y vii mic, H.; ~ ~ c
,o ra u, IN ;, smch o;I conen, 81 ~,
,h ,a,s ofIasi year mid his fr;rnI gemetaIIv ha,
tbe u;, rceve eyery nossiLle armenian. md tGer
exGects IN rive oen. raj sarisiaction.
he IocnI oJyant,ces of ms hor4e ore ton wall
, mn ", nenI " l4ngt .oneJ eIc,;,,,;cn h.ro ,r
facts HAT Pensacola is The largest nnTa station of The
Covennen the general rendczyous of The tulf s1uaJ
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.SC.7IE or PRICES po,,hio {

SC.7LE or PRICES-Doubto GINS
For double Gin nt 50 more ON each
crndcr, making l6O in the stand,
with feeder bands, &r. AZ 81 per saw or $500 90
tGra double Gin Of 80 cylinder,
OF ~ saws in the stand, feeders, &c. n
, ~ per saw, or 72O 90
For do ot ~ saws on do or 3 saws ina
stand, at i6 b per saw, or 500 90
Fer DO OF 2h saws on do or 40 saws in a
Bsasd. Ell So per saw, or 600 90
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ORDERS RECEIVED For

I1.Nk57 H.77E.Nl COTTON ON,
by the Pacncc, No. IS Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTUkED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE & co.
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T Stafford, Esq, MrC Gullnm, Nc Alpin Esq, 1t.
fiihby, in MOB lie; S t Taylor, p Rea, ESD i'll Ne,
Orleans.
PS-A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons at the hove hote is placed ut Geo Whimun's
Office II st Charles ExCh ngc.