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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-25

[ ffNTl NIIDUCED.
= %s-mas IA The steamboat MAZEPPA will
|. ave The Lake S end sf'1s Kali ksad
jays on Ee arrival of The IL o'clock cars, touching
Bay St Louis Pass Ch, istian, Biloxi, SC; returning
will leave Pascagoua a, day light and arrive at Or
leans at o'clock, Z. NJ IL 'uohing at all the watering
places in day light
Pas Christian 25o
GE t0. WHITMAN,
az Exchange Hotel, StCharles street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-25

aSkAhiii-5' bulls Ath proof American brandy for
81 sale by ISAAC BRIDGE Il Go,
hngi4 1874 Magazine street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-25

A CARD.
TINE UNI iersgned have opened house in this city,
L. for the purpose Of ransacting
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
OFFICE, Mo- 10 GRAviER STREET. Up STAIRS
II P LEVY.
The house at Grand Gulf Miss, will be continued
in the above name.
References.
godfrey Ss.n1s LAY M,drd Il Small" New Orleans, La
H b Hill & Co, Louisville, Ky.
John Nj Gilmore, Nicksburg, Miss.
a aaE, Moore cstpsn; ce Co Grand Gulf Miss
ssiirs Liard, Natclezr Miss.
New Orleans, July Il, 1888. jy12
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JOHN EHOEY,

70 MERCHANTS.
MI ERCHANfS can have beautiful circular struck
WI off at two hours notice, by calling at the Orleans
photographic Office, So Magazine street, opposite Banks
Arcade m24
M ACKEREL-35 half bbls NJ ? 'iuckerel, for suie
lVA by READ Il BARSTOW,
me- 81 Gravier street.
EAT LARD-l0OO kegs in store for sal, by
- 4 DORSEY,
lyl: "a New Lcvee
TX ENTUCKY BAGGING-I00 ps for sale hy
m HOLMES Il MILLS,
Wi: Bank Alley
$CDICH BAGGING 80 ps heavy Scotch ugging
~ 43 inches wlde for sale BY
HOLMES & MILLS,
iyl2 Bank Alley
EHXCHANGE ON NEW YORK for sale nv
HI LAWRENCE & LEGENDRE,
Jyl2 % & % New I.evee
TYNEAS, NUTMEGS, txc-25O six and III
u pound c9ddes of gunpowd,r and inpera
IS cases of canister imperial and gunpowder, 3
chests OF Pouchons tea; cask Of fresh nu
and general assornant of groceries, for sale low by
LAWRENCE Il LEGENDRE,
lvl' % N % New evee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-25

ScnI0 3W IUN1WfH StfPe
TUST received at the Louisiana Furniture Ware
- Roos So Bienville street, 200 Maple aud Cherry
Bedsteads first rate article. Also, good assert
nent of Staple, Walnut and Painted Chairs, which
will be sold for the lowest cash prices.
w r CARNES.
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a AIINE g. PORTER BOFrI.ES-5O gross VINE
w and 100 gross porter hotties, for sale by
HOLMES Il MILLS,
iu0I p,nl tl,,r

PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
No ID, Toulouse st,-By Mrs Hoffman,
yENHIS house is spacious and conveniently situated
for men of business near the Lcvee and the New
Exchange.
The table will be we'll supplied and attended to- and
sha charge moderate.
Boarders wishing TO have lodging, can be accommo-
dated, at different prices, with sommodous furnished
rooms. Boarders will have the satisfaction to meet
there persons speaking the French English and Span
ish languages. aug2}.m
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-25

EaURNlTURE-Just receiving ,04 n
H. ply from New York and Boston Pe,s in
.sant Of FURNITURE. 36hld do well to call at So
Benville street before purchasing elsewhere. Terms
Cash. or good city aocepances.
w r CARNES.
aug2J-2w
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NOTICE..

NdbTEEE.
TRAVELLERS going to Mobile by the Man Lane
l. on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Friday :, viii regis
ter lhcu this office, De secured
in the stage Puscugoua the above ma med days
unless :!lcIr nam Is be placed on the way bill.
Those VINO nave heavy baggage can have 1aket
direct to Mobile by any boats during the week, 'Acel
eAabove uained days. GEO WHITMAN,
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The Jackson street cars and Lafayette. half INST d
o'sock, A M. Canal street at o'clock A NJ, and runs
ming hourly at o'clock. These cars will Commence
running every bali no!f aud continue Throughout the
day Until O'clock, NJ. '"'
The arrangement for the La Course street ears the
SHINE for jackson street. ~
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25

NJ OTTO E Is hereby given that in pu,su,0s
IN of deed oftruEt executed bv F Sssu---
Dickson and EPhram Bound Of low,
county, and State Of Mississippi. on the go
hrst day of Decembe', 1896, TO Robert RI IN,
~ OF the county and State aforesaid .s tTrsise
% secure the payment of two prcrnisuoyy notes
therein mentioned md described TO Tbemss
MeGee, viii as Trustee offer at public sale
al the Court house in the town of Cennbus,.
Mississippi, on the 18th day of December next.
1898, within the hours prescribed by law, al
the right, title and interest which the sad
Dickson and Boundhave In and to the follow.
ing described lot or parcel Of land lying and
being IN the town ofColumbus, better known
as fractional square No. IA, south Of Man
street in tic plan of the town of Columbus, 70
gether with all the tenements, AereditaneBs
and appurtenances to the same beQngngG
in any wise appenaming.
Terms of sale, cash only.
ROBT. BLAKl.H, triEis
nov. % 1893 Gid.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
Rnken.al.

EN BOUND, thankful for past favors, takes
II. this method to inform the citizens of Co
lumbus, and the public generally, that having
procured an assistant Baker, he is now manu-.
featuring Butter Cracker, which being al
ways fresh, and branch of the profession
which he has followed for the last fifty years
without intermission, warrants them better
than any imported Cracker.
He is also extending his bakery to every va
rlety of Cakes: specifications for any kind Q:
quantity, wlll be supplied at short notice FoI
Families OF Parties.
p. s. Merchants and Planters can be sup
piled with Crackers By the single pound d
barrel. Also, Hard, or fSee Bread, am r.rVs-ii.
lent and cheap article for plantations, as it vii
keep for years IN any climate.
July 10, I8SS.-43-tf
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The BIu1vett House
sign 81 VVashingtcn.

ToHN o. BRACKEN viii open ihs.
81 splendid HOTEL on the 1stof Qcsoss..
II IS situated on the corner of WashHg'I r
and Market st. Columbus, few rods soun T"
Main st.
His old friends in this State, AzoalS
Georgia, and adjoining States, who have -,
tofore patronized him, are respectfully ~ -
to give him a can. His Bar viii be hHniss =.
with the best Of Liquors, and his Table W
every luxury the country affords.
There are splendid set of Stables CONF,
ted with the establishment, which are y y
surpassed BY any in the South. AlrasSS y.
mayrely upon having their horses wen :
tended to BY careful ostlers.
JOHN o. BRACkEh
Columbus, Sept. %, 1888 4R
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Law NOTICE
sTEPREd y. r.

v,,, (ATToRNET AT LAVA
Nv LII continue to devote H. g..
W attention assidiOusly to The y ~. .as
profession; and win practice = S S q &
Courts Of LOwndes, Monroe. Me- CielS
per, Winston, Oakhbbehaw, Chi s.' Ksal.
ltaWamba counties; and in the S,,-sE, al
Chaneery Courts, at jackson M; y pfene ~
Office IN Columbus, Miss.
January 10, 1887. I7r
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
BRANDON MONPV

DERSoNs indebted to cov;
Calhoun, Or either, can diSs5an Z
It Is to be hoped that those WIN
to settle up for SO, '37, viii now 49,, nave I'D
We intend TO settle our business = lofVs,i
or suit. y note, a
CONVICTION g. cam.
Oct. Is, 1S36-5-4t Nl'h0UK
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
Tract of Land fo-S-,-

TIME subscriber offers for sal.
Il pesirable plantation On which na !!eI
lying on the Tombigbee River, seT y - = g
below Columbus. The above trac, '' u rs
contains nine hundred and twenty ~ :. u
which 400 is cleared and in biGb - - :
cultivation. There is on it a first rate ri IS !
Dwelling House, Gin House, with oys -
house, and all other necessary buildippS,,' ~ Il
person wishing to purchase a desir.5ss y y
dence near Columbus, and perfectly 6,.s-
can geta bargain by applying to the ~
Der residing on the premises, or to Dr. IL ~
ker, IN Columbus. Miss. ,
July 24-45-tf ~
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25

8NE SUBSCRIBER la llfQ disposed of his en-
TIRE eek O goods, eaInH ~ reaa 81
sslea % hirn eilher on tie las az
tnt % come FORWARD ard
ne zence cannot Sc given. He
removed ~ books and accounts tohis ST
nee g ne 1rldlng occupied 81 the Real p
fa Bank
JOSEPH W, CARROLL.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
Western Bank Note COmpa M.

" CNIeFA IBflnk NO1o Comm m
W0908UFFs TycZza 8 GO,
Cincinnati, Ohio
HAVE made extensive arrangements 1,
H render their Engraving EstabEsFBsut
complete, and are now prepared TO pgJD
any work IN Their line of business. TbsT I,[e.
procured new designs for yignetts De, rt
orders for
Rank Notes, Maps, Plans, &c,
O.S' COPPER .4.FD STEEL
will be attended to with promptBess and q.
spatch. Bank Note Paper from the best an
most celebrated paper mills in the Union.
They have appointed p BYRON BARKEE. d
Columbus, (Aii.) their Agent, who VIII stgri
any orders that may be left with him.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
CARD

a THATCHER would return his thanks TO
his former patrons, and those Of the late firm
Of Simmons &Thatcher for the support extend
ed the firm, and respectfully solicits CONT
uannee Of the same to J. w. Simmons who
VIII continue at the old stand.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25

The undersigned having declined the re-
ceiying forwarding ana coTuinissie,n flisinpr.
ln columbus Miss. and having rented their
warehouse at the steamboat landing to Mr
lAi4fa lhatehsI would. most respectfully re-
commend him to their old friends and pafrons
and solicit f5r him q contintIaIIce oftbe ms
81 them former ca torners.
COLUMBUS oci CLARK q ca.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25

a. THATCHER has taken the warehouse Of
Clark 4 Go. where he VIII conduct q general
aucuon, COMMISSION, receiving and forward
ng business. lie WI advance cash on cotton N.
store. ana Will during the season keen On
hand 2 general assortment ofgroceries, bag-
eing ana rope and nshort, every thing desired
~ planters. lie VIII 'alsopersOnall4 attend
tosales ofcottOn in Mobile ifdesred.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25

loan of money upon the credit OF the state, or
to pledge the faith OF the state for the payment
or redemption of any loan or debt, unless such
law be proposed in the senate or house ofrep-
resentatives, and be agreed to by a majority Of
the members Of each house. and entered on
their journals with the yeas and NAYS taken
thereon, and be referred to the next succeed
ing Legislature, and published for three months
previous to the next regular election, IN three
newspapers in this state; and unless majority
of each branch of the Legislature so elected, a
ter such publication, shall agree to, and PISS
such law; and In such case the yeas and NAYS
shall be taken, and entered on the journals Of
each house: Prouided, That nothing N this
section shall be so construed as to prevent the
legislature from negotiating further loan Of
one and half million Of dollars, and vestin0
the same in stock reserved to the state by tie
charter of the Planters Bank of the state Of
Mississippi.
Sec. 10. The legislature shall direct by law
N what manner and N what courts, suits NAV
be brought against the state.
Sec. IL. Absence on business Of this state.
or0f the United States, Or on a visit. a. neees.
saFy priVate business, shall not cause {orfeit-
ure Of citizenship or residence once obtainea.
Sec. -. It shall be the duty Of the leoisla.
ture to regulate By law, the cases Fl which de-
ductions shall be made from salaries 81 public
officers ior neglect Of duty n Their ofFicia, ca
pacity, and the amount ofsuch deduction.
Sec. IL. No member Of COMPRESS nor any
person holding any Office Of prolit o. trust IIi-
der the United States. s. s. 81 post.Tllas-
ter excepted oEany other state ST tie Union
q under any foreign power. shan baIa 81 .e,T.
eIe.se any oilice Of trust s. proif under this
state
Sec. Il, Religion. moralitr. and ,no,ga,los
beng necessary e ~ 800 6o7efTr5erf s g
Preservation Of liberty. snd l|,a 6sre.S &
mankind. schools and tie MON n ~
shall forever Be- enc6IiIs q IS ~,
Sc, IS Divog1 nom th
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08
FARE REDUCED.
@@ @@ @@
FARE REDUCED.
UNITED STATES NAIL FOR PRINCETON, TREN.
TON AND PHILADELPHIA.
nv Rail Road and Coaches.

nv Rail Road and Coaches
Morning Line-w leave the foot Of Courtsndt st. every
morning O'Clock the Of the New Jersey Rail Road
TO New Bruins wick thence by stage to Trenton arriving
Philadelphia the same afternoon. -
Re,urnng-Iesye Trenton al ia o'clock, A. NJ after the
arrival the cars ofhe Phadelpha Trenton HAIL Road
arriving n New York al et O'Clock, r. NJ
Evening LneLssves New york, foot Of Courtland 81 n
o'clock. r. M passengers will reach Trenton by O'clock,
lodge and take the early Of the PhadePhs and Trenton
Raj RosS, arriving In Philadelphia hy9 O'Clock, An
Returning-Leave Phaaelrhia at o'clock, r. ~ arriving
In New York nj ~ O'Clock, An
For apply the Rail Road Office foot 81 Couandt
Yoh or vt old Stage Office % South 81 a. cppo
site Congress Hall Phlado phls the bar Of Rising
sun Tavern. q Trenton.
Passengers from Paterson accommodated BIZ taking
the first nrd last Paterson Rail Road, which
with the shove rcs Junction serg~n and the
public rely supply ofssges New Brunswick for
their accommodation.
For the named nes apply TO Thonss Whit
field or =. Mail Cosch Oce, Old No Ceurtlsndtst
Broadway, New York.
NJ n. Leaves the efHce nj quarter before A. N. and
'''''e' = sLrxaNpER NJ CUMMING, Proprietor.
New Yerk, Nov. rs. 1857 jA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

ga LIVERPOOL PACKETs:1To SAL from IN
S& New the 9Th, and from Liverpool on tbs 2h OF
month In the year. except that when these dates
fall ON sunday sailing the ships will be deferred until
the day. -
r,b a-shiptGEO WASHINGTON, IT, Holdredge, SIS
-
Apri s.-ship INDEPENDENCE, T. Nye' MASTER 7Ss
LIVERPOOL
Dec .a-Ship PENNSYLVANIA.
Ian "a Ship INDEPENDENCE.
Feb 2A-Shp ROSCOE
March 24-ship GEO. WASHINGTON
These ships all Of the first Glass; commanded by men %
perience and or expense WIN be spared 70
the a.d the stores Of the ht
ecripon The Of passage out liked by a. underssnd
spg win the the other packet lines $780, Ne
shrr he Of these vessels VIII De respons
bic for any packages sent by the above
unless regular bills fadng sgsed therefor ror hegs'
W pncR9NNEtI MINTURN CO. i34 From, SIN Y.or
wILDEs, PiCKERsGiLL co. LiyerpocL l1
~ OLD LINE OF LIvEkFsVsyLF 1919,
~ WTs-The Old Line of Packets VII ne sesgstchea
by the subscribers 10 sail fro~ rev n sns L'v ,s
whes the saving day falls sundsy, the ssps VII sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

"a SAVANNAH PACKETS-OLD LINE
4k The ships comprising the above iue win despatched
- FROM New FORK and Savannah in the following
nh . AUBURN, lnewl NJ p. Durfey master
shid REPUBLICAN. n. w. Foster master.
Ship MILLEDGEyILLE, ID. L. psrtcr master.
Ship NEWARK, r Durham master.
The above ships all OF the first class and built in this city
expressly for the trade Their accommodations for passe
gers elegant and extensive, and facility will be az
forded 10 shippers by this lise
Goods forwarded 10 the subscribers w shipped free OF
all charges except those actually incurred
rJoHNsoN LowDEN sc wall st and
jA wAsHBURN LEWIS. Savannah.
d TO sail ffor New yori on the s ana from Liverpool
- on the 18th OF each month;
YORK.
New Ship SIDDONS, Capt -, lst January.
Ship GARRICK, Capt ~. r. Palmer, LIST March.
Ship SHAKESPEARE Capt }. Cslas, lstApril.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship CARRICK, Capt N. n. Palmer, 18th December.
shiPsHAkEsPEARE, Capt.. Collins, 18th January
New ship siDDoNs, Capt. - lsth February.
ship SHERIDAN, A. Pierce, 18th March.
These ships first class all armed, upwardso 81 300
tons burthen, built IN the city Of New York. with such i'm
20 combine great speed with ususus comfort Tor
Every been taken IN the arrangement
Of their accommodations The price 81 passage hesce $40
for which ample including wines he VIII be provided
without wines, he f2o These ships will he commanded by
experienced masters who will make every exertien To give
general satisfaction Neither the captains nor the owners Of
sent by them, unless regular bills OF adng are signed
therefor. Fer freight or passage, apply to- :
FL COLLINS 4 co, So south st. New York, or TO
wh JAS BhOWN& GO Liverpos9. a,..,
sr construction gives then security not possessed by
other but vessels OF war. jl5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

Ia FOR NEw ORLEANs.-The louisiana
Ha and New York Lac of jackets will sail other
- Monday from New York, and from New Orleans
aHd TO insure the strictes puncualv Ia the time Of sailing
the line will consist Of the following ships:
Ship LOUISVILLE. Capt Palmer, 1st Jan.
Ship HUNTSVILLE. Capt Eldridge, 18th Jan.
Ship VlCKSBURG, Capt Wooabouse, 29lh Jan.
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Capt Davis 18th Feb.
Ship YAZ0O Capt Trask, 25h Feb
The above ships all of the first class copper
fastened and coppered and upwards OF $40 burthen-
OF light da OF water, being built In this city
pressy for the trade The price Of fixed fl0o;
their cabins fitted the improved and
PLAN and fal shed and elegant style Ample stores
the first quality will he provided every regard
the comfort and entire satisfaction Of passengers These pack
commanded by captains well perencsd In the trade,
who will give attention and exert the mseves
They will all TINES be lowed o and down
the Mississippi by steam boats and the sictes puncuay
observed In the time sailing Neither the
OF these ships will he sPonsbe for ewery bullion precious
silver plated for letter parcel pack
by hoard of them, unless regular Hills
adng for the and the value therein
All goods the subscriber will be forwarded free Of
commission. For freight or passage apply to
y. X. COLLINS X CO. n, South 81.
No freight received after the Saturday evening
the day Of sailing dA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08
81 WASHINGTON IRVING, r ". Latham, master. '

Ship GEORGIA, ". Tablet, master.
These vessels are OF light drs Of water built expressly for
the trade best materials copper fastened and coppered
with handsome accommodation and win sail punctasy as
advertised when the day II sailing falls Sunday the ship
vii sail the Monday folowirg The price passage
$50 without liquors. Al goods forwarded the subscrisers
viii be shipped free OF emission.
Jas - "a :. X. %. HURTBUT CO. "a South q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

These ships all OF the FIRST class, commanded
cha scer and experience, furnished With
ess hind Every attention will be paid passengers 10 pro-
,ro,. their comfort convenience The out,
ward ID xed b. understanding with the p-oprieers the
Others lines q, sita including wines aud stores Of every
scrption, sl7a w,nout wines and liquors
Nett or the captains 81 these shp " he espcs
sbe letters parcels or pachsges SENT oy them unless
regular hills Of ling signed therefor.
iRaRi va BRoffiERs CO Liverpool. and 10
aoeDiIUEk co, or G. n MARSHALL
81 South u. New Ycrk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

n. That long established and well known Hotel situated
- Utica on Genessee the canal ana conteui.
Mated depo, OF The two railroads The building brick
oes high 90 feet 10 front by IS fee, 70 depth and contains
are large square psors Also, barns, coach house The
furniture viii DISPOSED Of to the lessee on terms
Hreauired. Possession gwen the 4thof Feb next
For sale exchsnge Tor Improved city property eesut
m farm the banks Of the Hudsop, highly improved con-
tanning Apply No rs 81 Marks Place, oetw go
srs III o,cloek a. M So. Sim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

IL pACKETs Foe TIA Hs r;;---s Eco ~
panurs from New York on the list, and will sail from
Havre 24!hO each month dursg the year thus =
LIST January Ship UTICA, (2fih February.
ii i. s Sas; o'p| : :" e' (ai,h ocioeer
i! February, ssje CHS CARROLL 2.,s s March Mare
ii ii March, ship ERIE, Sii5 April:
Isl April, ) ship BALTIMORE, ah May.
LIT August Jas. Funk master, 2!h September
LIST Dec. mber, (2fih January.
qnaes OF ships The accommodations
surpassed combining all be reqsed for com
Coos Intended for these vessel. will be rwardea by the
subscriber free from any other than The expenses actually In
rs he" s 10Y Buildings
1 n ss
Brig MAD Son, " Bulkley, master.
ss rgg T wM Tzy Z hy0S n aosy. master,
s ss siVaNNAM s snsl Jo Hyer."e, master
Brig AUGUSTA. tnswl A. Hubbard, master
have superior furnished for passenger and
commanded ~ experienced ssd asgng ms,sers They
usual despatch All goods forwarded the subscribers will
be hppds S e issI'tIi
6 ship npw VIVA meg 8: Yves. master.
sS'p L,RENA, }. Urqahsrt maser.
ship TUsKINA. r. u. Posi-, master.
s SNIP RA IssEHfMh.sssL n Magma master
SIP SIP I H,saS SENis w'@' %.;', master
ship ST. JOHN, q. H. Hitchcock, master.
despatch three vessels month requires
ships the FIRST class built expressly for the trade
o. sa Ssi s,bS.oms and d by ea
parienced masters and will sail punciualy, advertised
The Monasy following The prize q passage SIS without
liquors All goods TO the subscribers will be shipped
las = 4. d. HURLBUr h CO. a. South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08
,,AssASaE EstpM aLIGt,-A 6rst

80 PASSAGE FNOM SLIGU-A hrst rate
80 ship will sal from Sligo about the 18Th April
kner and can accommodate number OF psssengersfn
either cabin or Storage
fo' WIN COULTER, las Front It.
Nh Persons wishing remit mouey to N sh friends car
have drsns at light on Mr. Hsgh Leighton, oua's Sligo
j22 Inn