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Chickopee Falls, June IS, 1888,

N. B. The subscriber having made new
arrangements, is under the necessity Of calling
upon all those indebted TO him, either by Note
or Account, to make payment to the Hon.
Henry Wheelock, on or before the first Of No
vember next, as the notes and accounts are
lodged in his hands. 1t is desirable that the
above be not disregarded.
June 10, 1885, ELlHU HALLIDAY.
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Il. /. & American Salt.

kO TIERCES--part of which are received,
CO remainder expected this weekly
June 81. BlRGE o. plChlNSON.
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THE CHERoKEEs.-Gen Scott is eflecting
the speedy removal of the Cherokees without
any difficulty. He has already removed
them from the territory of Georgia
Gov. HILL.-Gov. Hill, in his message,
signifies his intention of declining re-elec-
ton A very wise decision.
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Temperance House.
&wN ABEL CARTER.

= =
so 4lS IL his friends aud the public,
x'-z--s-a-'s-s~~ that he has taken the pleasant
and commodious Stand on State street, in the
village of Montpelier, centrally situated be-
tween the Bank and The State House. but
few steps from the post Office, an excellent
reading-room and from the stage-house, and
recently occupied by MIR. Henry Y. Barnes
He assures the public generally, and the friends
of Temperance, in particular, that no reasona-
BILE efforts, on his part, and that Of his family
shall be wanting to render his house pleasant
and desirable home to the traveller; TO perma-
nent boarders to gentlemen of the bar, judges,
jurors, and witnesses in court time 10 mem
bers and visitors ofthe Legislature, during the
annual sessions and in fine, TO all persons
who may please 10 favor him with the patron
age such an establishment requires, and which
il will be his ambition TO merit, by prompt
attention to the wishes of his guests, and by
reasonable charges.
~ The stages will call at this house for
passengers.
Village Of Montpelier April 2, 1898. 4w42
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MARRIED.

In Guildhall, on Wednesday Of last week, MIR Ed
ward w. Webb Of Rockingham, TO Miss Abby Howe
of the former place.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-22

The Windham Co. Association holds its
annual session in the new Westinghouse, IN
Guilford CenIe, on the 4th and 9th July next
June 49, NV
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-22

as THE sick are all taking GOELICK'S
MATCHLESS SANATIVE, which is as
tonishing the world with its mighty victories
over fearful diseases.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-22

YEyHE REV. CHAS. WOODHOUSE will
IL Lecture al Guilford Centre, before the
Guilford Temperance Society, on the 81 July
next, to commence at 2 o'clock, T. M. A
punctual attendance is requested.
June Is. PHILIP MARTIN, SecTy'
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Acquiual Of r. II. Whte,-Richard II.
White, who was charged with the offence Of
burning the Treasury building has been ac-
quilted, under the plea of limitations-that
is under the law ofthe District which de-
clares that an offender shall go clear, if not
convicted within two years after the offence
is committed. Nine of the jury were for ac-
quitting him entirely of the charge.
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IN CHANCERY.

PURSUANT TO a decretal order of the
H. Supreme Court of Chanccry Of the State
of Vermont, made in the case Of Green e. At
kinson rs. Marcus Whiting, Lemuel Blake,
and George f. Cook, will be sold at Public
Auction to the highest bidder, under the direc-
ton of the subscriber, one of the Masters of
said Court, at the dwelling house of II. Hyde,
in the Village of Bellows Falls, on TUESDAY,
the 18th day of July next, at l2 o'clock, at
noon, all those Shares in the Bellows Falls
Canal Company, numbered Eighty-6ve to
Ninety-six inclusive, aud contained in Certif-
cate number Eight
PETER r. TAFT,
Master in Chancery.
Rockingham, 10th June, 1898. AZ
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yUyHE second term of Mrs. KNowLToN's
a. School, will commence on the second
Monday of July.- June, 1898.
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New Goods.
Clocks e. Watches.

lust received by the subscribers, consisting
u in nnrf as lnllnuS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08
HARDWARE.
" MAGAZINE STREET.
NFWl0RT.E FANS

W. W -oTIIIF4AIVfS.
ooEfii kNEIFLE, & Co.-Importers of Fon,;or
- and Domestic Hardware, are receiving from NJ,
rope and the Atlantic Cities, direct from the Manuf.c
tners' an extensive assortment of Fancy and Heavv
Hardware comprising every article in the line xb;c
they offer low " ''"' WHICH
Country Merchants and others are invited tn cal, .,a
examine their stock which consists in part, of table
butchers pocket sadders knives. Mated and
hana tea spoons, needless pins, hooks aud eyes sho
wells and spades tungs shoveIs tenders androns R;,
tania and apaned ware, brushes blank books and rs.
nei, looking glasses anvs vices screw plates hand
Iindge and nail hammers, smiths bellows American and
rnsI nllsleT cast sear German and crowley STEEL
ian" and grubbnq hoes Maocks, pick axes corn and
grass scytlles Collins Kings and Simmons ebonnn r
axes, wrought horse and cut nails, cotton and WOO
els gsuges, locks, sad, irons, hooks and '"'
pistols, shot powder and liquor fiaks. pay
powder tea, fish, brass and bell Metal
Knob chest, trunk and pud ocks, Birdie
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EOUlSAlANE-Cour du prepu,,., m; :,
triet Ju,ijcjai,p

Z 'ETAT DE LA LOUISA NE--A ,o,. .s.~
- ees !" eeSntes concerielIt, Salut-Aitendu oue
James Barnes Eigss, ayan aclete une vente ,.i,e ,r
lie Sherit de Ia lalosse dUrlcans la pronria,A ;a,
decrite ses aresse CRETE de cette gnn. o \, l,:s
Vehte tut eiesistree le 2 clue Jour dsAyril 20 Th
.hoo pour nli AVIS commencement un acae de In ar;s
l"'ne de iEtat de la Louisiana intituIe A.Ie penr
connrnier les titres DIES acuu reus any v.,,,.
approuve lie 10 Mars 1924. Quill soi, .o =. 80
person'es inleresses. par ces prese,fas ss ~
nom de Fiat be la Lo. isiaee ct de Ia S,our DIN p;
D'sirc. Judiciare qui pouraie avor droit Ia ,,ro.
.ne'e uapIes aeci,te en- consequence dun teaau, .e
o'e ahs ornre, lie decret GU lc Judgement de In cm,r
Ell vertu dlWuel la vene etc iaite gu de ,on,t ;S
af'te gu ifesalite dams Pestimuton pyis ON le TENS =,
e noe DC la yei'te, on pour uhe are ca,,se ,elcosn
Ie 'ae Voir dams tiete our daer dc Ia uubi;cafian
coptrmeee tIomOltguee. ~ S
on La 'te propietc nut vente pnr le Sheriff s,s IN Il,
on ehe Jour lie mars lie hnne 1885, Ell veru DIR, dec,,
Co"r fe'au ie ~ cine de Jauver tie aimee I8ss
da.s laft.e de James Barnes Digs Va Rufns ss.. 100
No. 1881, du Docket lie cett. Cour la,sn'
piastres. u" '''s' e'hq mhte
ae l3 froprie'd de a,rGs lie transfer Jr,
ciaire, Sayor.
Un certain morctau de trre aypc ,ou,ss l.,
CT anci'oiatohs Yu s.. tre,vent ainsi oui los d;. -
privileges etc arpareIG,n, dune rnaui,n, onsis"'s "
sltuc ai is'xooug Ahnonsation. mesusans fms.',',.
a,sia'se clhquant six pieds ct ouasre
dun 1,oure fare Chen,in pnLliuues -. ~. eaN'efiss
Ia nouvelle levee trois Joscap,, mn n;.sts = ~ "
zq.atrs ln'lemes fare la Celeste dsss cent r;a
Goa't eng r,e.s nef pouees ct tlen huitrcmes sur me
sne lace ate de la seille Leyee, e.o T,,,a' ~
gne lmltrophe de Iaproprets do EareEt Mii,adcn :"
encosnure DIES rtes VeilleLevee, ct DIES Nonnes H.
IA formant un angle droh ct s'etentfaut nn.,a "e
eln i,ns ct uos Poucts eRpsofaic.r 10 lSns de +
l'g"s mtl"Plle de propriess du dit Manen n.r ~
nei Ia rue Celes", de IA tormant W angls dros ct
atenaa"t lie Solxante tres leds ouza po1cea "a ~;
eu't'em sur la lgne limrophe de Ia Irouriets d.
ae Louis De'e, parallel la rue yies Levke: de IL
lnn',t un a're angle dro ct s'etenta, de ouaranrs
ne'x pieds sept poucet ct cnq huitemes srr Ia i;"'
lImrophe de la propriee du dit Dee rarsllei ~
rue Celeste della Torment angle roi, 81 Peter"
a"' dc Gel" v'ns sep, pcds dix pouces v o,.,,s h,
;enes sur la lgne limitropie de Ia p,onrs,s d u,
Dede parallel au eheminpubque sur IL rue de Ia Nom ""
veiie Le'ee ct soxan,e seize pies quat,e pouees q,
quatre lutemes face Ia DIES MONIES ronfauSe'
I'm plan resse par J. Pile Voyer de Ia yiil IL os't
1 "a ls'E a+xe an ac,e llasse par deyant Lmis
Iahe hoia're public, 10 26 Janvier 1889. Tema;n
Ho,' A. NJ Buchanan, Jugs de Ia Cour S,,sdiie ae iS
avn 'Hoo p. EE BLANC.
p Dep. Grefier.
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EGAlNTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-,us
q landing from ship Constitution, and for sac-viz
I6ooo feet Of glass best quality from 8Xl0 u 23X2S
3oo Kegs white lead pure $50 do green paint, in %
br kegs "a doz Japanedtns for 5000 lbs lthragc
70 doz splendid 10000 ground brushes also ofOo0O and
oo do 2tascs crone green in POWDER superior article
40 do III cans large Of sash tools of every
size and quaIitv sable pencils for artists; flat marking
brushes for merchants artists coors in oil ready pre-
pared in boxes, fitted ~ with all necessary brushes;
artists tools, sc.
Flake md iemnitv white; 60 packs gold leaf white
and yellow wax; gum arabic and large and choice
sortnent of paints, dry coors oil, turpentinc, varish,
Ne, for sale, wholesale and retail, the lowest prices,
by MONDELLI,
RQS So Eainn ct.
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THE Fl. ORlDA STAGE CNDAs.M
STEAM BOAT LINE
-. E-==lzz2 .{zl lsla $50 800


THROUGH IN FIVE AND HAIL. BAYS
From Mobile Gala bamal to Augusta (GcoI
EAVtS Mobile ever, orfT da, +, immediately afsey
Ia the ARRIVAL of the mail from New Orleans, per the
steamboat EMELlNR, to }lskely ct,aehes to Pensaeoh
steamboats, (per Pensacos Bay st Rosa sound and Chos.
tae,'e River and Bay) Cedar Blue, coaches thence
via Mariana, ChsttaI,otchee Formerly Mount Yer.
non] BabrIdge, Pn,lerton; Hawkiusville and Leuis.
shle TO Augusta passengeer takine his seat at Mo
bile is in no danger of beias thrown out or losing hs
preference by other conflicting interests the FLORA.
ia LINE is hut on. concern, and under one con,ro
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arrival at Augusta III time specified, through all wealth
e ana ut any season, unless unforeseen catas
tropLe should occur. The Great New Orleans Mail
IS carried ty this route. The Agents for aecemnods-
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers not stepassed
the southern country.
The smooth hard, natural roads, NE safe and inter
estng water navigation, the trne and accommodation
afford the traveller speed cetainky comfort and pIea.
,ng variety; connected us it with the Rail Road
charleston, s. e. and the steam packets to New York.
travellers can rea III New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II hArs*-Washirgton city in l2.
From Chattahoocfee, Florida we have Rr.n.
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee to St MARKS. hor
post coaches, also tive Branches from Hawklnsville
one to Milledgerle, and one Macon light two iors
coaches STN.K.enEs e. ois
AUGUSTA 9th Jan. 1885 CO.
Office a, Mansion House Mobile
FDist;nc", New Orleans to No:i,p ,so,;,
Augusta to CliaJesion, 1855 {.
.,- Chaf'sstoh 10 New York, $50 1870
ie' . w" oriean 10 Mobile, 20 hours
Mobile toAugusta 1893
Augusta to Charleston, 12 /"
Charleston to New York a. esa
Making l6S miles per day. or miles per hour. ;nen
sive OF all stoppages. INV 10
~ Is. beg leave TO INTERN the public that III,
bridges over the Chatahooshr swamp and Hard Labor
creek have just been completed ty the general covers
men (hc My obstacles operating against this safe and
speedy route are thus happily removed; and have the
pleasure otleanng from travellers lin, The co.chas Nv. VIC
sr drivers and Dads Of the first order; and as y, III.
water route from Pensacola to Cedar Bluff it is admit
ted by all who have passed through i, to be uns,rn,s,se
n novelties beauty and safety. The bridges through
Georgia have also been repaired. M G. BAKER
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NEW MUSIC.

TT is tbs Hour; Is she not passing fair; Oh this IS
l. Love; Nothing: Happy Land, My Swtzer Home;
Italy; Beautooas Land; Fell not ms of broken Vows;
love to dwell in the hosoms Cell; We shall meet no
M,rs Come, o Come; Castnets gaily Sounding;
Ase OF India Rabber; Day j. closing the Billow;
rhs loxlunl Bride MY light Briga zine; oh do not
say Fare veil; Jenny jones; The Young Widow; Song
OF the Fishers Wife; Repo'e nv love a lovers Eve;
Shall ", ever met asuin; Whel evening bells are
Ginning; Sing kay for the Bottle; Aguni bon Ia Iii
chess; Ma Normandy tar varcdD by B@IImi; Still so
Gs,tlv DER Stealing, arranged by Crerney; Feso-
rita air fron opera La Zira, varied bv Hunen; Beat
t1. of tAe cnleLra,ei apcr, La Norma, by BelInn;
r ,res fvorita airs from the opera Puritnu arranged
far III, Tlits AMI Piano; Viyi ii r nm Ana, linem
by T. 4 Won Weber; Farewell Waltz by |. Nagnnn,
t,uSs al iiari4taltS Verz, by STRAINS, Robin Waltz;
G.las'.S F.worits lance A set of Coalitions from
the D. ,ra OF Lee Macon. For sale at
b CASEN'S
Piano Forte and Music Store.
To-. 60 IS i'a,pp street.
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STATE OF LOUISA NA.-First Judicial District
Court
TH1HE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom


THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
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 to the clerk of this
court ia whose office the deed of sale recorded
the 9th day of Maj A. ID. 1888, for monition ad-
vertsement in conformity 10 of the Legislature of
the State OF Lous ma entitled Gan 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. are hereby cited and admonished in the OF
the State of Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court who can set up any right title or claim in and to
Improperly hereinafter described consequence of any
inturalitv in the ORDER decree Judgment OF the
under which the sale made, any rregularity or
legality in the appraisements and advertisements, in
time of sale, fer other defect whatso-
ever; to show cause within thirty days from the day
this mononis first inserted in the public papers, why
the sale made should not be confirmed and homoo.
gated.
The said property was sold by the Sheriff of the par.
sh Oresaid on tho 23d dav of April, A. ID. 1888 by
virtue of decree of this colit rendered on the Sd day
of March, A. ID. 1885, suit entitled William Mackey
Samuel Bell, No. 1885 of the docket of this court
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $780, cash,
Description of Property given in Judicial Con
veyance, VIZ:
certain lot OF ground, together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the parish
| of Orleans, in the square bounded bv New Leyee
Louisa Paul and Delord streets, designated by the Nc
., on plan drawnby C. F. Zimpel, Deputy Surveyo
General, the 10th December, 1881 aud deposited
plan No TO- in the book oplans of Felix Grima, notary
public. Said lot 20 feet ii inches front e
New evee street, IS feet in depth the side adjoining
lot NJ 8, and so feet inches aud lines depth tn
side adjoining the property now, or lately belonging
N uoodale and 10 feet IL inches width in the real
where il fronts alley Of three feet nine inches i
common to lots Nos 4, ), 6, Z, 8 aud 9.
Clerks Office, III Nav, 1885.
MIC & W EWlS Dep Clerk.
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TENHIS highly valuable medicine may be had whole
j sale and retail at New York prices, of REEFS q
DLANGE. 10 Camp street.
1t is confidently recommended for the following MS
eases: Dyspepsia in all its oims; billions and liver al
cnons, in every stage and dcgree; female Slcki -
more particularly the Incident 10 mothers, huo'
albus, fever and aeue, ncipent cnnsurnptens or ae
clnes, whether of the liver lungs, he ache or goi-
ness loss Of appetite, nervous trenors, inehrin'Gi OF
deriun trenens, spasnodc affection Of all kinds reu
masm whether chronic infammatory; nervous OF
bilious towers, OF every variety; scrofuia salt rhe
and all blotshes, bad humors, and impure c"npexlmS
of the skin; >essuess night, and daily irr'piy
and melancholy; the summer complaint, and cho'era
mobus darhna in grown pers ms; worms and hatn-
ency with bad BREATH chlorosis and patons oil me
heart and head changes of female constitution and 1o
mpairen and dsorganized constitutions in either sex
which have not been permanently reevedb by any o'he
medicines single trial Of DIR w Evans medicines IN
any OF these cases. will produce such effects as will IN
dictate their incompatible superiority, and induce such
use of them will insure speedy and unquestona
bic cure Directions for accompanying them.
Numerous certificates of cures will be shown, as from
the leng III of the catalogue ii is impossible 10 give them
publicity through the medium OF a newspaper. )n IN
Evans catalogue thers upwards of IS 900! cases.
and in this city refer to many persons VINO hlSs
been relieved, and in instances entirely cnrcd OIL
long standing diseases, by DR. Evans Canon lie FILLS.
I'm,
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ETA1 DE LA LoUislANE-Com du Premier NJ,
trirt Judiciare D''

trri Judiciare ''
'ElAT DE LA LOUISIANA, A tons ceuv o,,a
,,7 ces Presenfes concernem Saut:--Atter du ane
William hackey ayamt ucheta me xen,a CO. W.
10 Sheri de la paroisse dOreans Ia nronra,a -; p
decrte est addcsse CRETE de cctts Conr o,, 10 Az
venie tut ehregsiree lie Define Jour de Mai do panna
1850 pour IN avis commencement d un ac,e de In ;
ia'ure de E'at de la Louisiana, intitue "Ac,e nonr
aires, appouse lie 10 Mrs, 1884. Quiz mi,
outes perSonnes ne,esees sont par ces
ees au nom de Fiat de la Louisiana et do In ,o H.
Premier DISTRICT Judiciare qn pOurraient nyoir ,o;,
la Piopiiee ci.apres decre, consequence Dim do
laut de forine dams lordre e decret on Ie ;,ge, @
~ cour, on veru duquel la e,e fate GU de ,o.s
rfeguiarite Gu llegalIe dams Destination PAWS an ~
TENS u e mode de la Vente, pour une ante case
que conque de aire yoir dams trene jours dater do H.
Fnpcall'n de cete avis pourquo la vonte aiIsi a;ts
seralt pas connrmee Ell homologuee ' ho
La dits proprete fut vendue pap lie Sberf sr, IL.
s5ene Jour dAvril,de ramee 1885, en- vertn 4 W.
cret de cette eour rendu lie Seine de Mars 10 -
!85S, dams Pataire de William Nacksy vs. sam,'a
Bell, NO. i5,535 du docket de cette Cour a"meiIa
vente lie dit William Mackey s'est rendn acnns.ans
pour lie prix de $4,000 compliant. '''u" "'q"efeur
Description de la Pruprierf dapres lie transfer Ju,;c;-
are, SAVIOR:
On certain lot lie ferre compris fous les b,,ssss
et authorizations, situe la pdroisse dgrleans J,n
iet bornG par les rues de Ia NouveIle Le,ee Lousa
Paul and Delord d signe par lie No dapres mn MA,
dresse par Zmpel, Dopue voyer GeneraJ 10 Is
Bccem,re 1894, ct denose en- Petude de Felix G,;na
n"taire public, plan No -, lie dit lo do, ar..
mesurnnt vlnet peds, Onxe p0uces face Ia r,s AZ ~
NouVele Le'ee s"Aane gulnze peds de profondeu du
cote qu 'oucbe lie lot No g. ct qnaire yingt pieJ sen,
ponces ct quaue ligues profondeur du rS,s az;
touche la propnete apreseni, dernjere NM,
nnnt Gooda ct ayam dix neuf piecs on2e nna.e.
de large dams la proordevr, il fait lace 1ne liz
de trois pieds neuf pouces en- eomnuns 60 ~ , ,
| Nos is, 6, 7, 8 anu 8. "'s' 'N' tssa
| Bur du OR
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js, =,


4 Collection of Coluqnnl Phrases, on every topic ne
n ce,ssry maintain conversation, arranged under
itprent heads with numerous remarks the peculiar
PRONUNCIATION and of arous words. The whole so
disposed considerably to facilitate the acquisition of Il
correct pronunciation of the French. By BoImar II
new edition, revised and corrected
selection oi ne hundred of Perrin Tables accom-
panied with key, containing the text, literal and free
translation, arranged in such manner as to point out
~ difference betwesn the French and English iioIn,
$50 figured pronunciation Of the French, according
tia best French works the subject. The whole
preceded by short treatise on the sounds the French
language, compared with these Of the English
a Proneuncng French Primer, or the Scholars Guide
10 the accurate pronunciation and photography of the
French Lang ye containing its elements according 10
the best usage ~ Bernsrd Tronchn Just received and
or sals " WM Mexican,
M Cor Camp & Gem SITS.
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE W.,,vor..

VA ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE W.trporsr
LaA Customhouse street, opposite the pos. Office
The subscribers are new receiving from their fac.
tories IN New York, and will keep constantly ON
hand general assortment IF Marbe Mantle p;,s vi
ofsuperior 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 Intel.
marble aeings, hearhs and boundary stone. plaster
of Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement ana Plastsr
ing HAIR together with Il splendid asaostmert at
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Lettering done in the neatest n amer AMI =, 81.
shortest notice. They have FIRST rate workme., -
set the above work $50 u"
les JAMES KAHN l. STRoUn
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Ira
A-sxpEAS
"a "a
tsiiHaa. GEiR.
PENSACOLA MANSION ROUSE
NEW CITY PENSACOLA
lEEim
CITY, PENSACOLA.
"A


FEN1E subscriber having purchased the lease and fur
n ntire of this well known establishment, from MI
Taylor, tine late proprietor will be ready to Give viz
tiers by the LIST OF April next.
Numerous and costly improvements will he found IN
the arrangements OF the Mansion House, New and
more comnodous bathing houses will be built, and
warm bth> will he provided at all hours. A stable
will be attached 10 the house, with good accommodate
tons for horses and carriages. First horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire at moderate prices;
and sail and boats, with persons 10 manage them
usually found at watering places, will also be furnished
ad conducted as not to Interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the boarders The wines and liquors will
be of the best Quality, and ensure u supply Of
cargo has already been ordered, wCk will arrive
| about the LIST OF May.
Mr. Frederick Barnard who formerly kept so popular
hotel at Washington city, will condact this no ell for
the proprietor, who, with skch aid confidently assures
the visers oas 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 too " ell
known to need lengt ened description here. The
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval station OF the
GOVERNMENT the general rendezvous OF the CUT squad
ron the saubri,y OF its climate refreshed constantly du'
ting tho summon months by the coolest freezes from
re Gulf the beauty of the bay and the neighbourns
island and rivers; the abundance and decacy 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 latudes,
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats will run between Pensacola ind Mo
bile and will all times he abe take the passengers
from the New Orleans bouts.
NB ARNOLD.
| Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1898.
~ Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for thei
families, can address the proprioor ~ Pensacola,
MIR Sewel 7 Taylor, the former proprietor, at New Or
leans.
| References.
T Sanford, Esr, Mr. Cuami, hcAlpn, Esq, 1t
Kibby, in Mob lie; S T Taylor, p p kea, Esq, in New
Orleans.
PS-A letter bag to receive communications 70
persons at the shove hotel is placed at Geo Whitman
| Office u st Charles Exchange.