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THROUGH IN FIVE AND a HALf DAYS
From Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta 49,
EANES Mobile every other ,Ia,, immediately atei
the arrival Of the mail from New Orleans, per 'i''
steamboat EuELtyr to Rlakcy. coaches 10 Pensae-h
steamboats, (er Pensacola BAY, 81 koSa sonha ''"' ,''
ahache River and Rayl to Cc.1r Rna coaches the'c'
via Marianu- Cattahotchee, (ioimeriN Idnlht yer
non, iainl l,ige, Fdr,ton; knsrle anti t9a's
Vile to Augusta. passenger t'ih,i ms sea' ~ ~
bile is in dan of being thrown out or 'os,s III,
pre- crcnce by other conflicting lsteitss. as me 'S
ia LINE is bat one concern, aud u'dcr one con-
throughout, and NAV RELY WITH CERTAINTY upon M
at Augusta in time specified, through an @e-o'
e :n, al any season, unless most Anofesees ea.'s
trophe should Tie Great New or'e""s -Nia'
is carried ry this Tie Agents Tor seeo'h',oi"
ton Teams Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, ha41 natural rda:ts, the safe and inter
esting water nvisa'!o the time and ateo'n"',"'s
afford the traveller speed ce,aint comfort aa sas
ing variety; connected it were Within if:ni s9aH
Charleston S. G. AM, the steam packets to New "fE
travellers can rea Nh New York from New orieans
LESS THAN II bAYsA--Nash'h%o Guy III ~ ,,
From Ci,t.hooc'ee Florida, We nave .'ra"s
Inc via Quincy and Tallahassee To NJ N!arHs nor
post coaches, also tvs branvtes irotn iiaN'hn"v'i
one Niilvsesii!c, and one to ,iasp &. 70 ::
coaches oi0SN' VIZ" - we
AvGrs.rA, 9otl Ian. 1885
Office al Mansion House Noh's" )
distance New Orleans 10 hu'te, ~" if'le
Nohii.e to Angtis;,, say ''
F itnSTS's II, II, New YaIE, $50 1856
.... ~, ,,,a., ia Mobile. 2S llo.Hs
Mobile TO Augusta, 81
Augssta to Charleston, II "
Charleston to New YORK, Sf'- -,
Making fs miles per day or miles per "'".'
sye of all .aplages. ,r. , IL
80 WOW ,h,s t,h,,.,ooehe sw;tu, aud Hard l4atc
creek have Just been completed tie general Severn
men e My obstacles operating "sn'a 5h'S s.,[ u,
speedy route thus happily renewed; and rave III
lr.s,,re ole,,nr from tfsy eiivrs t.0 the coae2Si'
Sos ,i,ycrsai o:uls Of the s, order; and as !" u
yairr route from e,,sncol to Cedar Bluff, 1t is admit
Ted by al who luvs asss'l tlro"gh it t" be "nSu,"sss
,,rorri:, have also bvenrelairel j NJ BAKER
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR, &c.
* REAT BRl TAIN, FRANCE and REL GltJHi,
VI ii short -Four in l&}5-Bv ilemnn Humphrey,
ID. d., President of Amllerst College, in > vols.
1hs WORKS Qf hrs. Sher~ooi.-Bclng the only
complete aud uniform edition published i'll the
Tinted States yo.. -. Just received aud for sale by
WMM't.AN,
90 Corner Camp NmCmoa streets.
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l.
For single gin OF 50 saws or more, with
cue set OF feeders, bands, &c. al So per
saw, $50 60
For do. of 20 SAWS, with feeders, &c at 90
80 per saw, $50 90
For do Of 10 saws, with feeders, sc. Sc
IS per saw, 500 90
For do, OF % saws, with feeders, Sc. AT 81
so per saw $50 90
Exli4, teeth where desired, fer tIers, supplied
10 cael the ,nulber ortcctl. being about equal
the number OF saws. One Of feeders, it is con
sioeled how ever, Will wear out tw. three sets of
sows. Extls, supplied at 50 cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered To the agents of
planters in any of the pnrtown OF the plan
tag States al the above prices, the agents paying the
freight ca the same from New York, and becoming
spon,ibc for the amount Of the Gin. A Gin wright
willb sent with the Gins to rut them mp where de-
sired; the charges for whose services will be extra, bat
moderate.
Iron running gearcan agsohe ordered where desired,
Oh reasonable terms, but will be charged extra. Horse
power, ofany Descriptions can he furnished on like
terms. Small steam engines can also be ordered if de-
sired.
1t desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views in regard
10 the an4ngemento saws, breasts, brushes, &C. 1t
is cuni they differ Opinion Some desire OF
larger diameter iha others. The most common size
is . or o nchcs;r some wish them 2 inches. Somc
wish or rows brushes on an axle, while others do
want more ti}an nj most. Some wish saws with
ny teeth the inch while others want 10 or II.
w ueh discrepancy, prefer they Should, at
the time OF giving orders, furnish statement Of their
Wishes and the manufacturers fulfil them in every
particular. Where ii is LETT TO discretion, shall
make them on The most modern and approved plan,
Ara order be executed, from the time it is received
in the space right ornine weeks and the Gin in that
tine pacedin the hands OF lhs factor. To lie in time
pr the CROP all orders ought he in the hands of
the n;nuaci,ucisby the first middle of May; except
for plantations where thcy ciae in commencing to
pick gin cotton.
n. b. The Patent Right FOR any one Of the cetton
growing States, will be sold on reasouaDlet terms.
ms 6nos
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MIR. WILLIAMS, oCULlST,


1t has been said that | away from Louis
vile and (among other places had made tracks 10,
the Niagara--tlereiorc resolved on Tuesday last trp
u. CINCINNATI, for one day ohy returned again las
night begin to fretllat am very important indi-
vidral, this instant the Journal of this city was put
mo ~ hand, stating, amongst great many ohe'
lungs that had actually run away from Louisville
to escape the effects of tue wonderful magnetic Ne
of doctor Snip, the knight of the thimbe, alias, 5 ),
My return, however. proves that the fable of The bo
aud WOLF is applicable to the Journal The fable is
"A boy was employed to watch and give the alarm,
when the wolf appeared; he being either footmnn,' 4
allors sn p, liar, frequently cried out the wolf in
coming, to the great dsmuy OF the citizens I'll Y Al
last found out his real character: that he liar,
and not to be believed even when he spoke the TRUTH
The TACT il that causes must produce their effects. So
1t will prove of the all-wise writer's, Dr. Snip Il Co., in
The Journal. | would advise them to provide them
selves with steam engine press in order to meet the
wonderful demand and increase Of that paper, it is
well known, there many who seek for nothing but
fasehood ont of sheer love to the vendors of thai art
Gle. But unfortunately for Goiah Snip, of needle aud
thihle celebrity, the great mass of the millions of A.
mellcan people, famed, and far famed lovers Of
truth. Therefore they WILL (s effects produced by the
cause s. naturally say | want 10 read paper that
may rely therefore will seek out such, and become
subscriber to the other journals, whose statements
will not prbst false. Their LIS statements pal
pable to requlte r,futnton; yet will state:
LIST. am agalhi> TIT. hotel.
I'd. That shall remain u The 3lst Jul tho Or
Snip s, Co., have letter threatening my life,
if remained after the both.
3D.. That from tbs shall proceed to Cincinnati, or
fourteen da only, of which wish Dr Snip II Co, to
inform the afflicted, in their own utnalrIr
never fails TO bring me patients.
4h. Tint from Cincinnati shall proceed to ire
Falls of the niagara, to he at lalo tit br Snip & Co..
do not take away my ie,' on The 1t OF 0epember
n New for; ontle lsto November, spend the whole
Of the next simmer, in order % nug' at all the who'll
PhiI!stiucs; the medical tulias of Boston, Phatle
phn, Memphis, Nashville aud Louisville, who wei
probably, tbetofe that tune arrives
doors GoIiHh LIST, Rope and tnre
Goliah ID. Cu,rier &c. GoltH make
for asses, mules, &C. Golinli ilh Corn enter Cali
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packcts.l

,t.. ~ - -
s1if slips comp6sny this Inc VII sail from New
1 q leans and New York every OTHER Monday
commencing on tn: 2ht november, and 10 insure the
<retost pnctU"ty in the tme of s"i.lng the line
will hereafter consist OF five Ships viz:
Ship fagoo, Captain fraSk to leave on the 2oth nov
Ship LouiSyWc, Captain Palmer, to leave ON the 18th
December
Ship !iu1tsrHle. Captain Eldri'ger leave on the
Ship VicAsburg Captain WooAhouse, to leave on tho
ist Jan larry.
Ship Misusssppi, Captain Davis, to leave on the 18Th
~ The above ships are all new, of the frat class,
coprored and copper fastened, aud upwards OF QUO tons
h,lrihan are of light .right of wafer, being built in
New York expressly for the tradp. The price ct pas
sage is fixed al hHHrcl do1rs. Their cabins are
fitted upso the most improved aud convenient plnn aud
flushed in neat and elegant style. Ample stores o,
the first quality will be provided and every regard ma
the comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers WHO
will please take notice that no berth can be secured I'M
til paid tor at the office OF the consignees.
These packets commanded by Captains well TX
perienced in the trade who will give every attention,
and exert themselves to accommodate. they Will at
all times be lowed up and down the Mississippi by
stcamhoats, aud the strlcest puncualty observed IN
the time OF sailing.
Tie owners of these hips will not be responsible for
aEy let parcel or package sent by orpn on ho" OF
them unle regular bill OF ading he signed therefore
the counting HOUSE. of tie agents or on leis. tCr
u BEIN & A COHEN;
nov 10 90 Common st.
NsTA As found fifty miesrn II the balize ntle mon'i
Wv of Jnlva large launch tEnglish builtl copper
fastened, aud has been copperel she is - feet long,
and eight feet beam; and has Leen sloop rugged, as
there are iron straps forward for rigging Whoever
cognses sid launch, will please call at No ~ Old
Lcvee. u
t:UGAii.-56 hnds, IA prime article for snIe BY
- q. DORSEY,
Jeaa Al New !.cvce
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Il Stafford, Esq, MIR c Cullum, NlcAlpn, Esq, 1t.
Kibby, in Mob lie; I Taylor, Rea, Esq, in Ne,
Orleans
PS-A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons at the hove hotel, is placed at Geo Whitnans
office 81 St Charles Exchange.
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GcPPERAs-2u hbls, in store, tor sale by
u G DORSEY,
e26 Ill New Levee
g UfAR-50 hhls, prime article, for sale by
- q DORSEY;
res Al New Levee
TSpRK-lal bbls Mess, Prime and other lie serton'
For safe ~ .Ss'ErSoN Il AVERY
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= -
NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
rs&iiE subscriber having pun. iase the lease aGd fur
z niture of this well known establishment, from Mr
Taylor the late proprietor will be ready Give VII
tiers by the LIST nj April next.
Numerous and cosly improvements will he found in
the arrangements OF the Mansion ilo1sc. New and
more comuodious bathing houses will be built, and
warm tbs will be provided at all hours. 4 Stable
Will be attached to the house, with good accommodate
tons for horses and carriages Iii rate horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire at moderate ,rices
aud sail and row bouts, with persons manage them
for the use of visitors. Billiards and ohcl unIslnrnts
usually found at watering places viii also he furnished
aud SO conducted not Interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the bOarders. The lines md liquors will
be of the best quality and to ensure MI supply of
icu cargo has already heeu ordered whcI, will arrive
about the LIST OF May.
Mr. Frederick Barnard, who formerly kept so popular
hotel at Washington city, will condact This hu el for
the visiiars of last yenr and his friends generally that
they will s,cry possible attention. and thereby
expects to give gensral satisfaction.
The local advantages OF til house are too we'll
known need lengt ened description harc. The
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval station of the
Governments the general rendezvous OF the Gulf squad
rom the Saubrity OF its cmnte refreshed constantly i-
ting the summer months by the coolest recess from
rhe Gulf; the beauty OF the bay and the neighbouring
islands aud rivers; the abundance and decucy OF the
fish with which the waters abound; and lis proximity
to the best Southern markets. give Pensacola the pre-
ference over all other places in these ATTITUDES, as
| healthy and delightful sumnerretrcat.
| First rate boats will III between Pensacola and Mo
bile and will all times he Ilc take the passengers
| from the New Orleans boats.
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Jefferson House, Saturday, 22d July, 1887.
JEFFERSON HOUSE,, LOUISVILLE,

July is, 1857.
To he Edtor IF tie CITY Gazette:
StiR-iaving listened to the entreates of NV moo
spatients, am resolved if my health permits, to re.
main in this city till the end of July.
l. TOtrY 10 do them good.
3. TO conyinct the Inhabitants that the vile spl
hsts the Medical Golahs 5. Ne have applied TO ne,
belong to them, til il lawful right.
3. Til am roady to deposte two hundred dollars.
in of the U. ;. Rank in the hands of his Honor
the Mayor of this city, against similar sum to be de
posted byU!l the or at and IN GAty Doctors s. &, Co
that restore TO sight more aged, mdtn-aged, yo,me
persons and children 9!t3 totally or partially
blind, ttun they do; aid inst am enabled to cure a
sreaer humble of short, weak n dm-sighet person
during my short visit thaa they DO Yet W ii ann
dcservedy celobr ted professors and Doctors OF all the
nedi al colleges, we'll all the doctors and ul,rk
doctors be found i'll private practice, f,vho are uotl
few in the States OF Kent cliv, Ohio Indiana and wa.
in tennessee; where there are indeed ,trtlre,
famous doctors, whose names ouyt to be handed dow
as low rs possible to latest pusterity.
4. 1t mast be clearly understood that all the cures
if any, on both sides must be Eroyet shall have been
performed without the aid OF any surgical 0 Grafton
whatever
). Those who really merit the epithes they have st
literally applied To me, shalt forfeit iho $500 for t
benefit OF the aims houses in his city, and the other par
ty shall take hack his own 5000 whoever he or lie
should prove OF the successful candidates, / viii
fulfil the Old proverb, and give Tie old gentleman In.
duel
g. Atnll events | would advise the last named Goo
liah 5. suffer that letter stand alone as it zone
for "smpleon" as we'll as "supien'' botn yesterdar
companions, 5 placed before it, in al phubecal orde.
then the independent nhatantS OF the city would al
ways know the writer by the melody OF his voice.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Oculist.
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7EIVE.57 N tF..V J GtJfIIJ7 7IT.F,
by the Patemcc, No. 81 Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE Ms.Nl FtCTLhEtj IL NhsF YORK BY
RGGERl HOS d Gu.
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The above medicine can he obtained only of the &C.
mission signed by"A. Miles, Pest T.. NJ c., and
countcfsisncd by.E u b 4 Stone, General Agents for
tOhl5lahi', and bearing the Company seal.
Li&tef .3.5encieS.
+ & + I stone, General Agents for Louisiana IL
TchaupiIoulas street
iicler N Co. 1873 Old Lavee street. opposite Veg tn
bic Marfp',
Paul IIartin, cor Old Ieyec aud Hospital street.
W M Sherry, cor cnlhp and Julia streets.
Or Mueller, cor IchOupitoulas and St Mary's
market
P Barbat &, Co, corner ichou. ltoulas and Girud
streets.
x p p iiartwcll bayou @ara, In.
DIR Nm Smnshury, Natchorhrs, La.
'Ihouuls Sanshurv, Houston, Tcxhs
Frederick Seri' corner Poydras aud Camp SITS.
Geo. Jones, Iivoli Circle.
VIM. Evans, No. Binding Co. Row.
Application for agencies or medicines by Wholesale
must be made to the General Agents al New Orleans.
All letters post paid, viii be promptly attended TO.
ms ly
STATE Oh LOUISIANA.
I PARISH COURT for the Parish and City OF New
h Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles Muuriau,
! Judge, Jane 1ltl, lS5G-No. 10 984.-Jacqucs Potter
his creditors.-Upon reading aud filing the petition
and schedule in this case, 1t is ordered by the Court
that the creditor Of the nSolycnt do show open
court on SATURDAY the 9TH day of July, 1888, why he
should not be discharged according 10 law; aud in the
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
| crty stayed.
CLERKS Office, New Orleans jane /, 1898.
jell PAW ARMAND EiTor Clerk.
| fETAT De IA i.UUlSiANr.-Cour lie farusse,
| az pour la paroiss~e ct Ia vile de IL Nougelle Or
eans.-Prcsent rhon. Charles hlauriau. inge, II un,
l338.-No. l0,y5l-I;cques Potter oltle ses cream
ciars.-rHr lecture at ciregisnenent de la petition ct
In schedule dams cette aare IL est ecretc par Ia conr
que les crtnnriers de nsolvahe nire savn ieurs raj
sons eli cour nuvef s'apei dc Juliet 1883 pourquoi
il serait point lech rye commencement la ui, ct en-
attendant toutes polrsuiles coAtre personne ses
prophecies sont urfCtceS.
Bureau dc grctler, Nouvelle Orleans, JUN, 1888.
/ jeli PAW ARMAND Pi'rO'i' Grefier.
| q INSEED 0ll.-l0 bbls, landing iron steamboat
| ! Albany fer sale by Il DORSEY,
ici;s Il New i.evce.
gSARLY'S SUPERIOR HAHS-Now landing from
E1 Steamboat Sultaua, supply of the above, put up
in hh,ls, tierces and bbs; for sale by
| LAYET X AA!ELUNG,
Il iel3 II Commerce street.
4 !NSEED OLLIE hbs aud casks best Liuseed
L Oil, now landing from ship Nashville, and for ale
by JARVIS s. A-.DRENS,
Whules lie Drug gists,
ie,3 Complonand Fchapitoulus ST.
T. CorCli tI.E--1u casks tilts and quarts) in sor,
- and Tor sNiehy HOLMES " Mills,
jal9 Sank ALA,
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RhACON-a5 bids Sides, S hhds iales, and &c hh
b Shoulders. Cincinnati eulsd. landing from sea
sTETsoN & AVERY :
,ni1 3firasief street
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Aee,tpn piece of properly parcel OF ground torether
with all the buildings and lmpro, h. ean, rights
privileges S5s. tereuu'obeiopgius, in .In> ap-
pertaining, situate in ttuhourg Anmrci ton, above this
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ia rs for the trl-weelSly country paper, paya
ycnr in advance, where no city reference is Civ
description will be discontinued until arrear
vttled In case of iii continuance, one weeks
"a pritiny must be invariably given, previous
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THE MADISONIAN
WASHINGTON CRY, d. C. July, 1887.
FOR THE COUNTRY


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weekly edition Of the MadSonian and shall issue the
second number to-day. This edition will comprise a
condensed report Of the daily proceedings of both
Houses of Congress, with all the editorial matter and
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This will prove valuable acquisition, lat,er our
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Germ.
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SO, payable invariably IN ad1dnee.
December l6, 1887.
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THE MADIsoNIAN.
THOMAS ALLEN.
pptroH AND PRorRIEToR.


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