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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-02
PUBLIC LANDS.

The following substitute for the bill pro.
vidng for the reduction and graduation of
the price Of public lands, proposed by Mr..
Grundy passed to third reading to-day.
Mr.. Clay of kentucky opposed it and ask.
ed time for preparation TO renew the attack.
Delay was granted him until day after to-
morrow. The whole scope of the bill is to
atforc to persons who cannot buy the high.
priced lands in states where the inferior
qualities of public lands exist, and are un.
saleable at the present Government price,
the opportunity of becoming freeholders
and lmprovers Of the poorer portions of the
new states. 1t also gives farmers who cul.
tiate good tracts Of lands opportunities to
to make them more valuable, by annexing
the broken and untillable portions of the
government lands adjoining them at fair
prices. Some will secure mere timber lands
other those inundated, (which may be brought
into use by expenditures, all going to i'm.
prove the condition of the new states. This
interesting bill, to the Western States par
'iculary, and to the whole country, as far
as It is concerned in general improvement,
and retaining that hardy industry and
strength to be derived from the BODY of EN-.
igrants, which the cheap lands in Texas,
and the almost gratuitous lands OF Canada,
now attract out Of il, Mr.. Clay is anxiously
laboring to defeat.
SUBSTITUTE.
That from and offer the thirtieth day of
September, in thd year eighteen hundred
and thirty-eight, all the public lands which
remain unsold, after having been offered a.
private sale at one dollar and twenty-five
cents per acre, for five years, shall be sub.
iect to entry at one dollar per acre and all
lands which shall have been so offered for
ten years, shall he subject TO entry at one
dollar per acre for twelve montys after the
said thirtieth day of September, eighteen
hundred and thirty EIGHT, and after that time
the same shall be subject to entry at SEVEN
ty-five cents per acre and all lands which
shall have been so offered for fifteen years,
shall be subject to entry at one dollar per
acre for the space of twelve months, and
after that time the same shall be subject TO
entry at seventy five cents per acre for the
space Of twelve monies, and after that time
the same shall be subject is entry at fifty
cents per acre.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-02
HEAp-QUARrEns, DETROIT,
Aajf Gents Office, March 81. 1898.
N N NJ n, M nnnIyDc NJ n
ERAL ORDERS-No. 3.


The major generals. brigadier generals and CO.
lonels, appointed. and promulgated in general
orders number one, of this day, are hereby d.
rccted to proceed TO ill their respective division,
brigade aud rcgimental staffs.
The colonies will, within ten days after re-
ceiving notice of their appointment, divide. or
ganize, establish and number, or letter, ten com.
panies, or as that number as at present prac-
ticable in each regiment and c ,use elections for
company officers, to consist Of one captain, one
first lieutenant, and two second liautcnants TO
each company, TO DO held, and make the returns
of these and all subsequent elections, 10 the brig
adler neral commanding, specifying the num-
Der or lettor Of the company TO which such Off.
cor to be commissioned belongs, and il that off.
Ger approves of the Same, he will send the re-.
turns with his approval, to the adjutant general
for the commissions.
No commissions will be issued, or designations
accepted, unless approved and transmitted by the
brigadier general as above stated.
Every officer of the militia of this state, who
henceforth accepts commission. is obliged TO
uniform and completely equip himself, within six
months from the date Of his commission, and if
of tho line, according to the prescribed and now
established uniform If the army Of the United
States, and If belonging to the separate or VOL
unteer corps company, according 10 the adopted
uniform of that corps and company; officers
nominated, but unwilling to comply with this re-
QUESTION, are at liberty to tender their rcsgna-
ton as otherwise, if found in default. their names
will be stricken from the roll.
All volunteer corps or independent companies,
now organized and existing, which have not
twenty-five rank and file, equipped and uniform.
cd according to the adopted uniform of the corps
or company, from the date Of the passage of the
above act, are to be considered rs disbanded, and
the members will do duty and return to the line.
Each brigadier general will direct the colonies
in his brigade to an election to be held with.
in thirty days, for one lieutenant colonel and one
major to each regiment in his brigade, from a.
mong and by the company officers elected, and
apply for commissions as above.
BY order Of the Comma ndcr. in. Chief,
}. E. SCHWARZ, Adjt General.
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ed to have entered into contract for the
export of between f2,OO0,O00 and e..
100000 to the United States operations
Of this kind being rendered necessary to
bring about balance Of the trade between
the two countries. So says the London
Shipping Gazette.
There arrived at Liverpool during the
week ending March 10th, over 10000
bales Of cotton,--the greatest quantity ever
known.
Extract of letter from JAMES G. KING,
ESQ, Of the house Of Prime, Ward T.
King, TO SAMUEL B. RUeeLEs, Eco. dd.
ted Londsn, March 18th, 1888:
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HEAD.QUARrERs, DETROIT,
Adj Cents Office, March 81, 1885. (
GENERlL n u DEL a.

So much of the general orders Of the 7th inst.
as directs the company drills to be held OH the
7th, 18th, 2lst and 2Sth April, and on the 5th
of May next, are hereby repealed, and the drills
on those specified days are to be dispensed with
The regimental review and inspection directed
by said order 10 be held on Saturday, the 18th
day Of May next, at o'clock, A. NJ, will take
place. as directed, at the several regmantal head
quarters, and the colonies will report the numeri
Cal strength of the regiments to he brigade in.
spector, as heretofore ordered.
BY order Of the Commander in. Chief,
J. L. SCHWARZ, Adj't. General.
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We learn that the Norfork bank, in
Roxbury, surrendered their charter to the
Legislature, this day--and will wind up iis
concerns. Bills Of I, 2 and three dollars
are redeemed at their own counter. Bost.
Merchanfjle Jour.
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Fifteenth Brigdde.

y TVfttHtH DTIguu6s u
The 29th regiment to be formed of tho east half
of Kalamazoo county. ~ "a
30th regiment Of the west half Of Kalama.
zoo county.
Sixteenth Brigade.
3lst regiment, Of Eaton. Barry and Allegan
counties.
32d regiment, Of Ottawa, Kent and Ionia
counties.
BY order of the Commander in. Chief,
J. T.. SCHWARZ, Adjr General.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
~ HEAD-QuARrERs, DErRoIr, 2
Adjt Gen'Ps Office, March 81, 1888. (
GENERAL ORDERS-No. l.

In pursuance to the act entitled 'an act TO a.
mend an act TO organize the militia" approved
March 81, 1888. his Excelcncy the Commander.
in Chief has made the following nominations, in
convention Of both Houses Of the legislature
March 30. 1893; viz:
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20 ARDW ARE.
% MAGAZINE SrkkE7
NFW~0pI EANs,

~oupr,, NEW -ORLEANS. f = iI o
on 81 m kNtTT1.E, & Co.-lmporers of FOREIGN
rn,o an , ,hssc HARDWARE, are receiving from In
,'le a'a me Atlantic Cities, direct from the Monpf.c
inrts an extensive assortment of Fancy and Heax,
aro"nre comprising every article in the line .h;.}
they offer low. - e h"e "hick
Country Merchants and others ~ ,rv;,.a .. ~ :,
examine their stock which consists in mari ~ 49,
Pneher pocket saddlers straw knives MATED sn
ysI sa h Tea Spoons needles pins hooks and ewes, sbo
lama and apsned ware, brushes blank honts aa o
s es o" n g"sses anvs vices screw plates, hand
ge au nan hammers, smiths bellows. American anJ
,,rfr tns' shear German and crowley steel
NINA ana sfubhne hoes Maocks, nick axes corn o,-
grass Soy thes Cons Kings and Simn"ns Ut. ah' ahs
sss "f"4gl horse and cut nails, COTTON and woJ
e ctl cohee and corn nils,psres and plai y
Els g"'ses, locks, sad, irons, hooks and p''' ~
Ils."lS, sl'ot, powder and liquor tuks,per
powder. tea, fish, brass ana LeIl hisluI
knob chest' trunk and pad ocks, Bride
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I bOAlNTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-sust
a landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-viz ::
l6ooo feet glass best quality, from 8XlO 23X28;
5,o Kegs white lead. pure $50 do green paint, in %
6r kegs "a doz Japanedns tor signs;iOn0lb lillage;
20 doz splendid 10000 ground brushe also of0O0O and
wv" no; leases crome green powder superior article
40 do III cans; large of sash tonls fever,
size and quality sable pencils for artists fat marking
brushes for merchants; artists colors oil ready pre-
pared, in boxes, fitted With all necessary brushes
artists tools, NC.
Flake and rmntv Whit; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arabc; and large nl choice as
s"rtrneht of paints, dry coprs oil. turpentnc varish
Sc, for sale, wholesale and eaiI at the lowest prices
by MONDEIII
ag8 So Cnmp st,
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NaR9MHl1
Ea7E f. DlkiabA SIA.s... Ga5-.. Ii
ST. NJ BOAT AINk
49,. G- E' zs;ss -

THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS, p
from Mobile (AIabama) to Augusta tescoJ
rhNrh Mobile every other tias isnrc,.iasiy Attef
the atriya! Of the mail trom New Orleans, per the
ste"mbnat ENELISE to i'akel, aa,ches to PeRsaecls
steamboats, per Pehsacols a, St Ross sound and Chez
thaelne River and lsay) to Cedar su, coaches thesss
VIA Niarisnns Cla,t.l,occhee, Formerly Mount Ver~
non, Babi ''ige, FntlrIton; law svitle and tnuS
'!le to Augusta passenger tik,; his seat ~ Mo.
"iie is IN no danger of eng thrown oi or losing his
pre- erehce by other conflicting ilteress. AZ he FI0Rl-
IA LINE IS but on. concern, and u,s]er ccstro
throushont, and may RELY WITH CERTAINTY upos his
arfi'aia Augusta IN time Specified through ali exth.
or ami at any season. unless aoseseeH catas~
toI'ie shn'l'l occur. The Great New Orieans MabI
IS car,i"diy this route. The Agents Tor accommodate
u", cams Coaches and Drivers no, surpassed
the sostein country. n. s'sgaT
The smooth hard, natural rosds, the safe and inter
ss.mg water navigation, the time and accommodation,
'rH INC traveller speed, certainty, comfort, and zpiess
Wy, variety; connect as il were with the hail Road
Charleston, $, e. aul the steam packets Ia New Ycrt<
travellers cat, rea III New York from New Orleans
Ltss THAN l, "Ars--Washrgton city L.
From Cha''aloochee, Florida, we lav. Bs.ss
'hs wa Quincy and Tallahassee, to S, Marks $, hsr
post coaches, aiso Branches from Hawk;rs,;ta~
ole to Niliese'ille, and one to Macon, light two Macs
coaches - S1fa,K.rtrEc - sS'
ArGusTA, ohh Jan. 1885
Office at Mansion House Mobile
'l)s'a.c., New Orleans to Aio.i,s. RS, m;,.
Mobil. to Augus'., IN W ~" nv
Augusta to Charleston, IS6 q.
Time. New OrIesn to Mobile Or - 80
Mobile to Augusta 50
Augusta to Charleston, 70 "5
Charleston to New Yovx, s6- 25s
Mak'.r ihs "'Ies per day. or miles per hour, iucvs
sive OF all stolNages. nv IN
n u. | beg leave 10 inform In. ,,,b,;c H.. 4,
bridges over the Chs'ahooehe swamp AVID Hard Labor
creek hayr Jus, been completed the general govern.
men hs vi. obstacles operating ag,iSs, this asfe md
Sse", r"ts Me mus hslry removed; aud have the
pressure lea ing from travellers thai the coaches be,r
drivers am, "a's are Of the first o"ler; and m =, n.
rive from e'sacol" TO Cedar Bluff, il is admin.
;ed ny a vino hav passed through j, Il, he us,,,,s..ss.
:" n"at''es nen'y and safety. The bridges shrourr
"corSla nave also been repaired. j NJ G. EAKER
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STATE OF LJUlSlANA.-FIrst Ju.c,ai ls,.rl

STATE OF LJUlSlANA.-fIrst yu..lcal .lsl.ct
Court
s'HE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all WHOM,
these Presents shall come, Greetng:- Whereas
William .iacke' having purchased at safe ma e
by the sheriff Of the parish of Orleans, the propert,
hereinafter described has applied TO the CLERK Of is
court IL whose office tie d ed of sale wa recorded On
tile OH day Of Maj, A. d. 1885, for month or I'D.
Verts"nent in cOnfurnit. To of the Legislature of
Inc State =" loni ia. entitled "Ar for the further
assrance of titles t" purchasers at Judicial saIes; ap
proved the nth day March, 1891.
NOW, therefore, know We. and all person> interested
herein, are herebr cited and admbnisned the name
the State uf Louisiana and of The First Judicial Dstrlc
court, who can sci up any right title clai in und
the property herein liter described If any
inratv in the order, decree Judgment OF the cout
under which ts sale n,ae. any gularitv or
Ill gait. in the apprasenents and Advertisements in
time, or manner Of SALE or Tor other defect whaiso-
ever to show Cause, within thirty days fno the day
this nOnilin is first inserted in the public papers, WIN
the sale so made should not be confr ned and homolo
gated.
The said properly was sold bv the Sheriff of the psr
ish said the I'D day Of april, A. d. l38, by
virtue ot decree OF ths cou rendered the Sd day
of March, A. d. 1888, in it entitled William Massey
Va. annual Bell, No. 55i5 Of the docketot this court,
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the pliee of $3,iOO, cash
desc ption of Property given in the Judicial Con-
vevan =, VIZ:
certain lot e gr ,und, together with all the build
ngs aud iLprovem nts thereon, situated in the parish
of orleans, IN the square houhdeu by New Levee,
Louisa, Pau and Deord streets, designated by the No
J, on plan drawn by c. f. Zinpel, Deputy Surveyor
General the 18th December, 1881 and deposited as
p IN No TO- in the book of plans If Felix rima notary
public. Said lot % feet ] inches front Tn
New levee street, IS feet depth the side adjoining
lot NJ 8, and 81 feet inches aud lines in depth The
side adj ming the property w, lately, belonging 10
N Gondale and 10 feet II inches width in The rear
where ii fronts an alley If three feet nine inches in
common to lots Nos A, 5, 6, 7. 8 and 9.
Clerks Office, 1I'i NAV, 1885,
milo &c LEWIS Dep t!s:k.
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AnBLt CHIMNEY rIFCE w.

Is AkBLt CHIMNEY PIfCE W.--
~, Ius@m""nse street. Opposite the po,,'"sss
,ore sU ~, Nn "r' now receiving from their fs.
hand general n"s ana viii keep constant, on
"fsup'r"r workmanship and of the Ia,s., n'eees
made OF the hest Egyptian, Italian, IL eihss
Amer'ean marble. AIsn, Monuments, Tornh, and
"rave Stones, moulded ans plain ,ills aaI "ns and
nn1be 'acngs 'rn,ths md boundary s,ons s nnsss.
- far's Roman Hydraulic Cemsn, and p s,ss.sr
W maui m,n ,oS''e, With .r'endid ASSORTMENT 4
;Ts,,s of 'hs """ pain Crates and Russia Iron
Lettering done in the p-s,est m,rns. pous.ns.
hor'est notice They ave fr.t ra,e xo,rr - me
let the above work -'0 "olAmea %
*' JAMES EaTy l. sTRcwm
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EOUlSAlANE-Cour din pr.n,,.-n.-
lIjcI JmIi.,.,,.. Dis

/ ElAl DE LA LOUISlANE--A to,s ..,.
I.,1,. lev,n''s eo''e1e,', Salul.-Atten,iu que
1"''es barnes Digss, ayanl atIere uu. ys,, ~: fu
le D er'i tie la Hnoss, d'Ureas L. ,,rm,a,. .'e Pas
aeere s'es adrSseal CRETE de cer,e Com n 10 ~
I've '' ies'S''ee ,e cine jour d'Awi. r.,,he
p" ~, u, avn en'or" tn'e' uh acte In ey;,
'"ne VIC LII" "e la l"uisalle, ntitule .. A. -, e..
co"hi1"ere les lures acqu ie,,, ,x v ., ~: pS"r
aPi"'Ne lie " Mars 1924. Quill SOFT .o.v,, ~, 80.
uon, IL, ir,n, , ,a SUN par cen lresept,s sumu,es au
m s'r; ,a' "s w 10 's'"e. de la Cour ,iu PREMIER
sn '"'c'ai'e' 4u' i'ouriaie,t .y.r tirui, l.. 80
i''e'e TIA, res decrtc, CONSEQUENCE d "a !is~
me vars une' lie decrel tn Ne jueyueu, de Ia o,
lu,, m a i;, cue exc iate, ou tie t,ule ir,er,.
le mode lie Ia venle, pour unr ann ~. w :. 'e"s GU
ue ''e 'o'', dams 'ie'c jour ,ial,r ,l, Ia "i;s
We tseeMs' pouIf''"i Ia ,ente ansi f>i,e IA. ,;. -
CONN., niece 'iomol guee. " es" pas
LIZ due prOiiIeIe tut ,pu,I,.. ,,, !, A., ..
"o enc lnur lie Ma sae Fame 1854 -, ,, ' VIZ &c
w. y, AZ W" ie'i II ~ clne tie ln,y ~, de .,, 100
% * ,' o nc James Barnes ID rs VS. Ruin, O. Se'
"'.''''s', dh ID ckette cctte Cour I.,,, e "1.
SEES. rendu acluereur pour lie prix i. "se vent
i,astrrs pa" ue h'st eng milee
=, clare, Sayor N 'u's'
oh cert IN norceau de tcYe .yrc to,. ..s.
et "iel'oaln"s qui 81 uu,,y. mr. .;r, w.; s causes
lrhifses c'c. api'ar:e,anl dune mannr e'a
at "N '"'1o'"'S Ah"o"calion. nesu,,rt JnIn 49,
w. n, ,, ee, '',a"! six c,ls qrre Len,;sn,s.
i III lo'e rare an Cliemin Ib,iuue. en-, ~ .'.''s"sa
""ouNeiie lc,ee, trois .Joi. cant, "a rue ae
q"au' 'ihiemes fare Ia rue Celeste d. I""ees
me t e"s st pouces deus h,ren,.s an, 1 u,.-
s'p @ !" ,S f h IA ,Y,is Ls.s lusu rppsris
ss"'g"ure DIES r"ss Veille Le,er ct DIES ona.
a W; Ha u'' angle 'r"i, ct s'een,a, oua,r,;ns,
Cue "r " de- P" uro :. !r%iude"r L long de-
lie, Ia ,'', Celes' de Ia iornan, I'M arIs %rn;, .r.
'e"''a'' de soixanle tss peds ouze nn,". u,o" ea
rI La",s 81 Sur de- IA S%r ophe dc laoriee de-
o. mani IN azure angle trot ct s'e,,sdau, J We "a,
m rrus SEPT peet ct enq hui,ients sur h. i;sms
, "Je nc IA romiee Gu dit De,Ie parallel ;.
eI.es'e ''''a Torment un a'tre angle ,,;, ~ -. ia
'a"' de cent wing, sept peds dix ousrs y, Jeten
e'"es sur Ia llsne limit ophe de la poprS,e Dr. " d,
1He parallel 'u 'henmpubque sur Ia rs. de- IL y" Ho a"
pa,r tienes IG r se'zs e's qa,r pouces ct
"n I'l, n,Sse par j. Pile Voyer dc Ia ,ii !. ss,
~ @ 'ao- a'neA un acte passe mar de,an, .,;
tto a' "%I're public, lie % .lnvcr 1855 T4%o;s
A,ril MSS "'''A'"' 'use de }, Conr sustite &c is
an d +. LE BLANC.
Den, GIy.H,..
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G,rPPEHAS--2' Ibis, IN store, .ur sale by
~ G ORjEY,
je26 A New I.evee.
aSUGAR-50 hhds, prime article, for sale bv
~ G DORSEY;
je26 Al N.'v evee
DoRK-I0O bbls Mess, Prime and other descr. u, ION
Il For sale hr S'TETSON & AVERY
;s2s
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR, Ne.
GREAT BRl TAIN, FRANCE and BELGIUM,
" short -Four in le3S-By Heman Humphrey,
}. D., President OF Amherst olleg', in vols.
The Works of Mrs. Sherwood Beng the onl,
complete and uniform edinn ever published in The
nisd states. vol. Is. Jus, received and for sale b.
WhM'E AN,
Is: Corner Camp &ncmon strsets.
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SC.7LE or PRICES Doubie GINS.
For double Gin of so SAWS or lno,e on each
cylimer n,;kiug 100 saws IN the stand
with feeder h,u,lc a.. a, sf mar ..v ar toen me-
Fora nonb'e Gin OF GO 81, VS. IN c> Under
or l2O saws in the stand, feeders, &c.
ST per saw, or 7ao oO
For do Of 40 saws do. or saws ina
stand. at Sc d per saw, or 500 uy
For do OF ~ saws on do or 40 saws in
staa,, c, So 50 per saw or 900 OC
SINGLE GINS
For single gin of 50 saws or more. with
o,, SC, of feeders, bands. &c, a, &c ,.r
saw sisn IN
For,in of 60 SAWS with tee,rrs &C. =, Dc
80 uers,w soo IN
For do Of 40 saws, with feeders Sc es
rs pcr saw, ,oo IN
For do of ~ saws with r..dars sc o,e-
50 der saw I5oW
Extra teeth where desired fer t,., ders s,uu,li.d ,
10 cen,s each; the M ,brr of,e.,h hemn ahru, emma,
o the number Of SAWS One set of r4.,irs i, ia ,.o
silereL however will wear ont ,w NJ ,,ae ..,s -,
so~s Ex,r, saws sp,l;.d a, 80 cp,,,s each
'rb, Gin. ,.r,,,,.l vii h.. ,,, ,.r., ~ H., ,,,. .,
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PENSACOLA HANSON IsOUSn
NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
VIE subscriber having purchased the laase ad fur
Il htire ot this well kno establishment, from Nh
l. yl"r, Inc 'aie proprietor, will he ready Vi.
tiers by the Is ~ April next
MINI r"ds and cosil improvements will ne found in
the arrangements OF tile tlalsun House. New AID
more con'noiio,is bathing h uses will he built, and
warm III will be provided at all hours. stable
will he attached 10 the house. with good da-
tons for horses aud carriages. ri rate horses and
Carriages will also be kept for hire moderate prices
ana sall and row boas, with persons 10 manage them
tor til use OF vSItes. Billiards aud nhe, amuse'nents
usually found at Altering Places will also be furnished
ID 81 conducted as not Itertere with the colu,rl
and quiet Of the bonrderS. The wines and Lquo's will
ba Of tn, best qualry, and to ensure a ull supply OF
&c, cargo has alread. been ordered whcs will arrive
about the 1T Oi Nav.
Alr Frederick i'urnard, who formerly kept so popular
hotel a, Washington CITY, will c"ndac This ho ell for
the proprietor, who, with such aid, confidently
the ssi,e's of last year, aud his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention; and thereby
expects to give gsnsral satisfaction.
! he local advantages OF tn = house too ell
known tn need iengi. ened description here The
facts that Pensacola is the larges naval station Of the
Gov rnnen the general rendezvous OF the Cult squad
ron; the sluby OF It's clmate refreshed constantly du
ting the summer months b. the coolest recess from
rle Gull the beauty Of the bay and The neighbourns
island aud rivers; the abundance and decacy OF the
a.h with which the waters abound; and lis proximity
to the best Southern markets, give Pensacola the pre-
ference all other places in these ATTITUDES,
healthy aud delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats aill III between Pensacola and Mo-
bile and will III all times he sEe take the passengers
from the New Orleans boats.
N B ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1879.
u Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for their
families, can address the Proprluor Pensacola,
Mr. Sewell Taylor, the former proprietor, at dew Or
leans.
References.
T Sanford, Esq, MrC Culum, B McAlpin, ESQ., 1t.
kibby, in Mob lie; t Taylor, r = kea, Esq, in Ne,
Orleans.
PS-A letter bag to receive communications for
pesos the bove hotel, is placed at Geo Whitman's
Office 81 ST Charles Exch nge.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-20
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M AS found fifty nlesro II The 3 ,llze,n re non,
w of Jnlv,a large launch English buiIi copper
fastened, and has been copered, she is - feet long,
and eight feet hean; a.d has ten Soop ragged
there iron straps forward for rigging. Whoever
c"gn.es sad launch, will please cali at No 20 Old
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