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Bank of the Guited states.-lt will be
seen BY The following Statement month.
" return Of the Bank of the United States
for the Ist of January ls5s-that that In
s,itut,on had at that time, upwards of 3d..
100000 in her vaults in specie.
Specie, SS.lINSG %
Notes in circulation. 54t,bO0 40
Notes outstanding Of the late
Bank Of the U, S, 7,020,467 II
New HAVEN, January 16.-Specie Pay
meats.-New Haven Banks resumed spe-
Gle payments for all their bills this day.
The Merehanic's Bank of this city also
paws specie, and the City Banks has never
suspended. We have no doubt that the
Country Banks will Immediately follow in
the footsteps, though we have no cosmu-
nicatlon from that quarter. As the Banks
now refuse one and TWO dollar bills Of the
adjacent States ia deposit, though they are
received in payments. as issued in discounts
from the Banks.-N. Y. Paper.
A Democrat is he who will thiak for
himself, speak for himself, and obey the
laws and decisions of the tribunals of the
Country. A man who puts on the blind bri.
die of party. allows himself to he caparison~
ed with party trammels, is not demo.
crat-he 10 halfa vessel. A democrat must
be a free thinker, and free talker--a free
and fearless political actor w. Cost
Johnson.
The Office imp of the Amesburg Courier
absconded few days since, leaving the fol-
lowing card ia the editer's sanetum: al
am not geing TO serve as your dasil longer,
have found employment more eongenial to
my hrerary pursuits; wood. choPpea. =
One Of the latest Instances of absence Of
mind is that of man who 90 turning down
the bedclo.hes al nigh, 10 creep in, placed
bis candle in the bed and blew himself sae
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NOTICE.

rpY virtue of a Deed Of Trus, 10 me, CT.
NJ eculcd by III. d. w. Alexander, ! vii
proceed 10 sci. al the Courthouse, on Tues.
day of the County Court, the Odd instant
the following property
Several tracts Of land, lying on Mallard
Creek known a. tho Andrew Wallace anc
Peter Steel tracts. DC.
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7I,IkEIY NEGROES.

An his Household and httcken Furniture,
One Four Wheel CarriGee.
One small Wagon,
One Horse aud good Mich Cor # CAY,
and several other articles too tedious TO
mention.
Terms made known on the day OF sale'
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
DAN ALEXANDER.
Jan. ., 1888.
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A Fair Ofer.-Make, says DIR. Frank.
lin. a full estimats of all you owe, ant OF
all that is owing to you. Reduce the same
10 nete. As tass as YOU collect, pay over
to those YOU owe. If YOU cannot collect
renew yeur note every year and get The
bes, security you can. Go to business
diligently, and Ne industrious; waste no idle
moments be very economical IN all things
discard all pride, be faithful in your euty
to God, BY regular and hsar'y prayer morn
ING and ughi--attend church and meeting
regularly every Sunday, and do unto all
men as you would they should DO unto you.
If YOU are loo needy in your circumstances
10 give the peor, do whatever else IS IN
yeur power for them chesrsully; but. II you
can, always help the worthy poor and IN.
fortunate. Pursue this course diligently
and sincerely for seven years; and # you
are not happy, comfortable and independent
in your circumstances, come to me, and
piu pay your deofs.
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Stages.--A ,ri.weekly line Of stages, is
to commence running from Nashville to
Knoxville on the first Of March next
Jonesborotsh Republican,
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Sererai Edkeiy Negroes.

--~A E~n~~-
y b rented. all the Landa belonging
p s,ld estate, for the term Of one year
FERNS made known ou the das Of sale.
WI n MAXW ELL, AdHsr.
+ Q, ls3s. ts4
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One Of the latest Instances Of absence OF
mind is that of man who on turning down
the bedclo.hes q. night 10 creep In, placed
bis candle in the bed and blev himself sse
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-09

Condensed Arsumenf.-A very celebra.
ted divine says: The world we inhab't
must have had an origin: that origin must
have consisted in cause that cause must
have been intelligent that intelligence must
have been efficient: that efficiency must
have been ultimate that ultimate power
INNS, have been supreme and that which
always was and is supreme, we knew BY
the name Of Gsd.
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NOTICE..

farmias tftastl&
o., ri IF Blacksmith Tools,
! attaa G,H end 6ter,
! ihetskute Hieht#e and Geer,
lisas49id aHd htchea Furniture,
uuuber ol other articles moi aeces
q uehilon.
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- ENHAT well known and
nNn II thorough bred Horse,
X4 V will make his next Spring
asknn2aAa Season at Salisbury and Con.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-30

DIR w. EVANS CAMOMiLE PILLS.
THIS highly valuable medicine may be had " mole
:, Il sale and retail at New York prices, Of REGS "
DLANGE. 10 Camp street.
1t is confiaptly rec commended Tor the following ds-
cases. DysI siin all its 70, ms; bliohs and itves a.
Aictous in Every stage at,d degree; female sscknHsa
particularly ths nausea incident to methers nsor
abus fever and ague inepient cpnsamFsions or dc
cue whether of the liver OF lungs, hen aehe o. giddi
ness, loss of appetite, nervous tremore inebra'
delifum treinens spaspodc affection Of all kinds; riaea
ma,ism, whether chronic or inAammatory; nervous or
hsus ievers Of every variety; serofus, salt raeam,
and all bloeees bad humors, and impure caale xons
of the skim rs-t!essaess night, snd daily rri'ab.y
and melancholy; the summer complaint, and cpo'eSa
morbus d;urrhea in grown pers MS; wort,s and hia
ency with bad breath ch!orosis and pspitatons OF ne
heart and head changes Of female constitution anu Ion
impaired and dsorganizsd constitutions in either sex
which have not been imanenty relieved by any otheT
medicines sing trial of DIR w Evass me' Ines IN
any Of these cases will produce such effects as will M
dictate their incompatible superiority and induce sueh
use Of them will insure speedy and unqneaiona
bic cure. Directions for accompanying them.
Numerous certificates of cures will be shown as from
this length Of the catalogue is impossible gave them
publicity through the medium Of q newspaper I'm Ut
Evans catalogue there upwards Of as 0< cases,
and in this city refer many persons who have
beeu relieved and in instances entirely "ured OF
long standing diseases, by DR. Evans Canon lie Fills
aueO I'm
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.-First judicial District.
Court, l''

TV,HE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To ali whom
u these Presents shall come, Observation-Disclosures
William Maekey having purchased a. i, sale made
hereinafter described has applied to the clerk OF TINS
court in whose office the deed Of sale was recorded on
the 5th day Of Mai, A. D. 1888, for monition ad-
yersemen in conformity to an act Of the Legislature OF
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. hereby cited and admonished in the name OF
the State OF Louisiana and Of The First Judicial District
Court who set up any right title or claim in and to
the property described ia consequence Of any
informally in the order decree judgment OF the court
under which the sale made. any irresularity
legalty in the appraisements and advertisements, in
time, Of sale, for an other defect whatso-
ever to show cause within thirty days from the day
this moniton is first inserted in the public papers, why
the sale made should mot be confirmed and honolo
gated.
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the par
ish Aforesaid on the 23d day Of April, A. d. 1885 by
virtue of decree Of thus cOut rendered on the Sd day
vs. samuel Bell No. 1885 of the dockeof this court
| at which sale said William Nackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $4,000, cash.
Description of Property as given in the Judicial Con
| veyance, VIE: -.
certain lot Of ground together with all the build
ngs and improvements thereon, situated in the Pars
| of Orleans, in the square bounded by New Levee
Louisa Paul and Deord streets, designated by the N,
| o. on plan drawn by c.. Zimpel. Deputy Surveye
General on the 18th December, 1884 and deposited a
plan No TO- 10 the book Of plans of Felix Grima notar
public. Said lot measures 30 feet III inches front e
New Leyee street, rs feet in depth on the side adjonin
lot Ne and 80 feet inches and lines in depth on th
side adiuinng the property now or lately belonging
N uoodale, and 10 feet II inches width in the rea
where il fronts an alley al three feet nine inches
common To lots Nos 4, S. 6,7, and 9.
Clerks Office, III NAV, 1888,
| milo EWlS Dep clerk.
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HARDWARE. =

- and Domestic Hardware ara rere;v;nu 49, IA
rope and the Atlantic Cities, dDsct frnm de ManuSc
.rtrs, on extensive assortment Of Eancy and Wss~
Hardware comprising every article IN die line vhscS
Country Merchants and othess arc rsvhed TO csi and
examine their stock which consisr in part of thle.
butcher pocket saddlers AMI straw kuves plated md
1s d .ea spo"ns needles pins hooks aud eyes, sho.
taIia and apaned ware brushes blank books and m.
per- looking glasses, anvs, voes screw pIates hand
s,sdge and nail hamssr smiths bellows, Amaricun AMI
English blister, cast, shear German and crmyev 49,.
P'oagh mounds trace, and log chain, waed;r Isnia
lana and grubbng hoes Mnt,ocks, pck axes. con snS
grass scythes Collins Kings and simmons ahoppins
saes ~ o" horse and cut nails ooon and WOO
els, Esuges, locks, sad, irons, books and
pistols, shot powder aad liquor AaAs, per
powder. tea, fAh, brass and bell Ms,aj
knob chest, trunk and pad ocks, bride .
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DAINTs, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.--sus
landing from ship Constitution, and for snle-yM
300 kegs white lead, pure; $50 do green paint in 25
hr. kegs "a doz Japanedtns for lbs thrags
&c doz splendid 10000 ground brushes also of00O0 and
900 do; ceases green in powder superior article
do do in cans large assortment of sash tools of every
size and quality sable pencils for artists; fiat masking
brushes for merchapts artists colors in oil ready pre-
pared in boxes, Cited y, with all necessary brushes
artists tools, Sc.
Flake ard iemnity white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax gum arabic; and large aud choice
sortment of paints dry colors OIL tarpentine varuia
&c., for sale Wholesale and RETAIL the lowest prices
by MONDEIII,
a2a So Cssnp O.
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packels.1
~ - IL -

TNNHE ships composing this Line will sail from New
L y leans and New York every other Monday
commencing on tina 10Th november, and to insure the
stricos punctuaity in the time Of sailing, the line
will hereafter consist Of five Ships viz:
Ship Ynzoo, Captain 'rrask to leave the 2Oth nov.
Ship LouisriYe, Captain Palmer, leave on the 4,h
December.
Ship HuntspiAe. Captain Eldrslser to leave on the
Ship lieksbrg, Captain Woodhouse, to leave on the
lst Jnnlery.
Ship Mis,,sssppi, Captain Davis, to leave the 18Th
January.
u The above ships all new Of the first class,
coppared and copper fastened and upwards Of 500 tors
bnrthcn of light draught Of water, being but IN
New York expressly for the trade. The price OF pas
sage fixed at one hundred dollars Their cabins are
fitted uon tue most improved and convenient plan, and
flushed in neat and elegant style. Ample stores OF
the first quality will be provided aud every regard had
10 the comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers who
will please take notice that berth be secured TN
til paid for at the Office of the consignees.
These packets are commanded by Captains we'll eH
perieuced in the trade who will give every attention
and exert themselves to accommodate. They will Of
all times be towed up and down the Mississippi by
steamboats, and the strctest Punctuality observed III
the time of sailing.
The owners of these hips will not be responsible fol
aEy err parcel package sent by put on board
Them unless regular bill OF lang be signed therefore
at the counting house of the agents or owners. Fc,
urther particulars, apply to
u BEIN s. A COHEN;
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ETA1 DE LA LuUiSiANE--Cour du pr.,ns., 0f.
trirt Jadioiare. - ''-' >''A' ~

E.AI DE IA LOUISIANA, A thus eeux mn
,v.,,: oss plesehfes cancenent, Saluu-A,e du Sre
william Msckev ayant ache,t ure ven,e fs;,s S psr
snen Dc Ia Paroisss dOreans, la propre,e e:-aprss
yenle tut -nregsiree 10 6eimo Jour ds Maj do ranan
1850 pour Nm avis confornemsnt nn acse d. IA all.
a'aIe de tctat de la Louisiana, intpl& aAr,s nn,-
cohniihef iee niles acquerelrrs aux venta. ;,r
aires spprou'e a 10 Mars, 1884. Qu .o .o.,or !,
~. soh par prsseases SOM
Premier iisrict Judciare qu poaTraien, avs All. ~
Ia proprlee ci.apres deere, on Consequence S, a.
iant de iorlne dams P0Tdre, 10 deere, GU ie iu1e,.
10 couf On veru duque la venle 6,e fiae az ~
irregua,i'e GU egaiite dams destination. lss;a AZ "
,,a ,,. v ~ ae la vense, GU pour une autps eauss
de cette avis, pousqnvi Ia yeuis ans .s "a
sers't pas conhrmee ct h0mologpse '' '''se no
Ia ATE propr'ete tut vendue par 10 Sherjf .,. AZ, l.
2ssins Jour Avri de- rannee 1888 ca var,,, J.nn
nso 90 cs,te cogr rendu 10 Seine Do Mars do FanS
isSS, dams laifaire de William Maekex vs. SsmnSi
Hall, Nh 1885 du docket de cette en-, i an,usl
ven,e 10 dit Willinm Mackey, s'ess rend neonkrsu,
pour lie Prix de $3,a0a con,Rtant - -'f"o'our
Description de Ia Propreik d'qpres IL tyapsfs, J,
! afro, Savnsx '-I'-7, 5' N1'''-
IN certain ot de terre compris tous las has;sss.
e, ameiioralions, siiue la Raroisse dtreens ~
rilst borus par !es rues de la Nonyeils eykk uan
Paul and Dslord sgn6 par 10 No dian,es G
dresse par ~ Zimpel, Depue voyer (Sensri" P'1 ~
DeoeInbre 1884. ct denose on lesu.le de Ea. y
noairs Pubic, CONNIE plan No 49, le dir 10, H.
s'ne! Pieds' onse rouces face Ia r,% Az IL
e8e oui ,ooebe I u, me- u,nze peds prondeur da
posces ct quate ligues oil pruinndear I'll ~: sep:
'oscns Popr'eie apTesehi, na deSniere mn, W.
mani uoodalL ct ayant dix neuf pieoa oas nps
ae aiss aans la Proo"deur on il faii ifce nns M,
| NJ Ak neai poaees on commune ayee lac jc,a
| Rnr nm du Or sA. .u. ..lsss .' Dol '''''
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EoU1SAIANE--Cour du p,,,.,,..,-. IN.
ta1ct Jutlioiu1,x, S'o

nlAi DE La LoUISlANE--A tons ceux an,
- oes lf ecSnaes coneeren,, Saiui-Atten,jn ane
- nS.es nisss ayant achete vente kits mar
Sherh de u paro'sse d'Oi.zms b. promia,k ;..,,Ss
oeer'te sest adresse au CRETE de cete Con. , 4. a..
aMe 'ut ehfegis'ree ie cine jour @Ayrii i,.nna
1883, pour ln avis co''fOrn,emeni a IN sr,~ a. la
c'Ss We ~ ss ae Ia Louisiana i'it,e Ate near
apinNalVe ie ~ Mars 1924 Qufi sls CO.. -. 49,
personnes in'eresses soni par ees u,,es.,,,.s
nom De l1sat BE- Ia Lo isiu,eet dc In Cmr ~ sl
,,'; sc !. 1udc@rs t po,nrent Avir draii II rf
prie'e u-apres decrste, consequence d, 81 t-
ios1ne tlans iorthe lie deere, uu Ie Az ue
en- vertu di'4uel a veIlts u etc aiss n, IA go, , S,u
.s on dallse ''a's leAsimasion pyis ca Il s.sr
~ fame voir, dams ,r~ie jour. a,.r ~ Ia T ,,,,
ds eete avis pouru0i la ,e,,,e ,snv; 81, p"useaon
eGftrn,eee ,homologuse. "''' NO 'ef'as pro
on IA dts propr,ets u, ven,e pat 10 Sheriff an. Nj. .
~ .. n We ala,s ae anne 1885, ve$. dam dsr.t
ea.s r'aaare de James Barnes Digs VA Rus,a 49,
-. ou asckes de cete Cour A l,a,,,eis sls
ses rendu scqueresr por le pr4x d. y, ciao ,,,s,.
p''' NC M Froprsefs de apres le raass,r yn,;.
ciaiFe. Savoir' suu'-
on eertnin Rorcean de ter,e ayre to,,,a. H.,
q amehaHs1o's qi sly frouye,t a;ns nh; M Sa..'sos
g. Gus ap#r,enns dune na,ore aue,oono.e
atue au iatxb0urB Annoncistop m.sn,. d.eetiue'
nglise) trois cent cinquans six pieds =, ., mesars
gun pouie iaie au Chemin pubIiauee I'M, ~ w
Ia houveis ievee trOis cent Joiscant nm y TUG oe
qua.s A,ll'emes aie la rue Celeste, dn sers a..
He eng pie'ls net pouoes tle,x hui.s =.
iigne hee la rue de Ia yeilis Levee, m,ao sr s,s
ngne m'.rophs de Ia propriete de Lses iilppdo "a
rsnoagnnss des ru.s veile Levee, dss Nrnss n.
"a tornasnt On anyis droit e setendant ue
eaH Us ct tro,s pouces en- lrutimteur Ia H.. ~
ss nhMe Dc h p,nprie's du dit Millanion ~. -
nss, rue Geles'~ de "a trmaut un angle iro;; :,
a'eness" tic Soixnte trsis pies oaze neos ~ 81. 90
.a'en.s sur la sne iiutrope de Ia 'rs,se,s so ~,
Sn %n' nsas, parallel In rue vells Leyes do N.
%us %n aure angle droi! ct ss,endt de as,sas
ueux pieis sept oucts ct cinq uitienes s,. i. -:
natGp'le dc Ia prophet. du die Dede p,a,sI y
rue Celeste della torment a~ angle droi. ~ ;s e
a 'e cent vlnst sept pieds dix pouey. =, ",.,, %
smes sur Ia gne mitope de N S.lS a. hI ".
Dsne parallel ~ ohen pnblique sur d rse d. II No ~.
ese s,ss e ,sae sezs s,s saro pouces .,
ann plan reSse par J. Pine voyer % Ia Viz i ss.
g~se 1851 anneae I'm scte asss par davan, coi.
Zane, no.'rs IchFc ls IS janvier 1852 re,oo;s
, a, M. Buch'In, Jugs de Ia Con- Su,;,. -
y, ' 81 T. LIZ BLANC,
Dep. GsS59ier.
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wi ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE W..rsc,s.
III ussnmhonse street. opposite the post fica'
me subscribers are now receiving from their fc'
,oflo' IN New York, and will keep constantly ON
"%na general assortment If Marble Mansle Pisces
W @pesiof workmanship, and Of tho Latest nst,,rr.
made of the best Egyptian, Italian Tx NV,
american marble. Also, Monuments, Tomb ana
1ravs stones, moulded and plain aills and lintels
marble facngs hearths and boundary stone, pls.,a,
OF farls, Roman & Hydraulic Cement and Plas,sr
ing Hair, together with splendid assor,mrn, ~
brass mounted and plain Gntss and Russis i,o,
| 1fa'es o. 'he newest and r'oat approved patterns.
Lattering done in the neatest mama ana =, -
shortest notice T. ey have first rate CO k,s, =,
SGT the above work. q s"eA 70
rs JAMES KAHN 4 STROUD
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NEW MUSIC,

TT is tho Hour; Is she not passing fair; Oh ths IS
Love; Nothing: Happy Land, NY 5wtzer Home;
Italy; Bcsuteous Land; Tell not of broken Vows;
love to dwell in the bosoms Cell We shall nee, no
Mare; Come, o Cone; Castnets are gaily sounding;
We Of Iuiia itsbber Day is closing the Biliow;
FEe Lewland bride; Ny light Brigantine; oh do not
say Farewell; Jenny James; The Young Widow; Song
sr the Fishers Wite; Reposs my love lovers Eve;
Shall wa ever met again; Whei evening bells are
snining Sing hay! for the Bottle; Aqun bon Ia HI
chess; Il. Nor,nsniy, lair variety by Bari; Sill so
t:sv o'rr ne Stealing, arranged by Cerney; fs'"-
rita air from opera La Zara varied bv unlen; Beau
rev .f the celebrated opera La Norma, by Bellinn
rsree favorts airs from the opera Puritan, arranged
fur the Flute anil Piano; Vivi ri from Anna Bolenr
SIC Il ysa Wclur: F4sewelI Waltz by l. Neignan,
Dusa 1t RitehstaJss Wkhs- hy strans Robin Waltz;
clestee Fay~tae tsaHec set of CUtillions from
tA, % ~ ii lie Macon. For sale ut
Il CtSEY'S
Plane Forte and Music store.
;.pae 10 Camp street.
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Ga fA.
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE
NEW CITY PENSACOLA
-
" vi = FEN0AVS1LN'
IT. 1.

TKNHE subscriber having purchased the lease and fur
Il nture of this well known establishment, from MI
Taylor the late proprietor, will he ready to receive VIA
tiers by the LIST of April next
Numerous and costly improvements will he found IN
the arrangements Of the Mansion House. New and
conlnolious bathing houses will he built, and
warm b tbs will be provided at all hours. stable
will be attached to the house. with good accommoda:
tons for horses and carriages Frat rate horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire at moderate prices;
and sail and row boats, with persons to manage them
for the Of vslters. Billiards and other amusemens
usually found at watering places will also be furnished
and conducted not to interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the boarders. The wines and liquors will
he of the best quality, and to u supply Of
c, cargo has already been ordered, whick will arrive
about the LIST Of May.
MIR Frederick Barnard, who formerly kept SO popular
hotel at Washington city, will condact this no Ell tor
the proprietor who, with sach aid confidently assures
the vsers of last year. and his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention. and thereby
expects TO give general satisfaction ,
The local advantages OF this house are too veil
known to need a engt ened description hsre. The
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval station OF the
Governmen the general rendezvous Of the Gulf squad
rom the saubry of it's climate refreshed constantly du
ting the summer months by the coolest freezas from
rhe Gulf the beauty of the hay and the neghborins
islands and rvers the abundance and delcacy Of The
Ssh with which the waters abound; and lis proximity
to the best Southern markets. give Pensacola the pre-
ference over all other places in these latitudes as
| healthy and delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats will run between Pensacola and Mo
bile and will Mt all times be able take the passenger
from the New Orleans bouts.
Nd ARNOLD.
| Pensacola Feb 18th, 1898.
~ Gentlemen wishing to engage roons for thei
families, can address the proprietor, At Pensacola,
MIR Sewell r Taylor the former proprietor, at NOW VI
leans.
| References.
r Sanford, Esq, MIR Cullam, NcAlnin, Esq, Ia
Kibby, in Mob lie; 5 Taylor, Rea, ESQ., IN Nc'
Orleans.
| pS-A letter bag, to receive commune tions 70
persons at the bove hotel placed ut Geo Whitman
Office 81 81 Charles Excht ngc.
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nov IS

NNIAS found fifty ,niesfro the Baze, il, the month
w of july large launch, English buil,l copper
fastened and has been coppersd she is % feet long,
and eight feet beam aud has tsen sloop rugged, as
there are iron straps forward for rigging. Whoever
cognises said launch, will pIouss call at No 70 Old
Lpyee, q -
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR. &c.
~REAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and BELGIUM,
" short Tour in la35-By Heman Humphrey
b. D., President of Amherst College, in vols.
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