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a Select & Boarding School,

"a select d Boarding School,
WILL be opened in this village on Tues
w day April the 10Th, on the Inductive and
Oral System; in which will be taught those
branches comprising thorough English ed
ucation. The object sought will be to store
the mind with such ideas as tend to useful
and appropriate conduct in adult years, tc
attain which the medley and jargon rehear
sails which confound and overwhelm, rather
than improve and strengthen the mind, will
be suppressed; and the undivided attention,
the indivisible mind, will be directed to one
single object or branch of study until COM
petent knowledge of it is acquired.
Boarding scholars in all their hours of re-
Taxation and amusement will be attended by
the teacher, and their conduct and morals
watched with parental care.
JOHN STONE.
Board I Washing ter% n 81 fuel aee lights 800 90
Tuition, per term, 900
Litchfeld, March Is, 1898. Al
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Eitchfield Female Seminary.

FENHE summer term of this Institution will
Il commence as heretofore on the first Wed
mesdoy Of May meet, under the continued su-
perintendence of Miss s. E. FINCH Terms
of tuition as follows:
Higher and lower branches of English, in
Guiding Drawing, from 80 to $s5
French, Latin, and Italian, 81, in addition
to the above branches.
Board can be obtained at SO per week.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
VIM. BUE1, President.
.Lachfeld, March Is, 1888. Al
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Collectors Notice.

A LII residents and non-residents who are
IN liable topay taxes in the town of Goshen,
are hereby notified that the subscriber has
received warrants to collect the Town and
Highway Taxes on the List Of 1887, Of seven
cents on the dollar, and what remains due of
the State Tax on the List Of 1885, and will
receive said taxes at the Meeting House in
Goshen village, on Monday the I'd day of
April next, from ten o'clock A. M. till three
o'clock P. M. All persons who neglect to
make payment on said day will be charged
with lawful fees.
STEPHEN ROBERTS, Collector.
Goshen, March 5. 1888. AL
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LITCHFrELD.

VENHE WINGS Of this town will hold a meeting at
Il the Court House on Monday next, tie 10Th inst.
preaching elections and Thought expedent. to nom.
mate at that time candidates for the Legislature.
mechanic from Hartford is expected to attend and to
address the meeting. full attendance is requested.
Litchfcld March IS 1898
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COR WALL.

NOTICE. is hereby given to the Wing Electors OF
IN the town of Cornwall To meet at the School House
near the south Meeting House in said town on Mon
day the 26'h Of instant March, O'clock P. M for
purpose OF nominating suitable persons represent
said town in the General Assembly in MAY next A
general attendance is requested
Per order of the Committee.
Cornwall, March l2, 1893. 2w
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NOTICE

THE Court Of Probate for Litchfeld Dis
a trict hath assigned the 18th day of March,
1888, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the
probate Office in Litchfeld, for the examina-
ton and settlement of the administration ac-
count on the estate of LEVI B. DuNRAR, late
OF Harwinton, deceased, at which time and
place all persons interested will appear (if
'hey see cause) and be heard thereon.
JEREMIAH Holt, 49,,
HANNAH DUNBAR, 1A""'
H0rtointon, March IL, 1888. %4l
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FOR SALE,

sergs. A FARM pleasantly situat-
akSE IN ed in Torrington, half mile
$~VSS west from the Village of Wolcoft-
-. ville, containing 100 acres Of first
rate land, suitably divided into moving, pas
turc, blowing, and wood land. Said farm is
well watered by several never-failing springs
Of water, and has on it an abundance Of fruit
trees of various kinds. 1t has long been
known as the Beech Farm, and win be sold at
a bargain, and terms of payment made easy
For further PARTICULAR, inquire of LURANDUs
BEACH, Dover, N. H. or of WILLIAM LEACH,
Wdlcottville. Con.
TOryingtOn, March ], 1898. 4%4O
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SHARON.

TIME Wings of the town of Sharon are invited to
Il meet at the Academy in the First Society, on
Thursday the 22d inst at o'clock P. M. to nominate
Representatives, and TO organize for election
Per order of the Committee.
Sharon. March IL 1929 0w
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-15

9Tone' hah the gam in cOHnecticia l.at the tories
allow the wings will buve in Ne- EFamusire will car
ry in Mr.. ELLSWORTH Governvr by an oyerwbelrn;no
majority. Let every wing remember this, and exert
himself accordingly.
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N(lTICE

rs hereby given, that the Town Clerk and
Il Selectmcn Of the town of Litchfield will
meet at the Court House in said town, on the
Thursday asert preceding he first Monday Of
April 1888, at 8 o'clock in the forenoon, for
the purpose Of examining and deciding upon
applications Of persons to be admitted to the
privilege Of electors.
SAMUEL p BoLLEs, Toien Clerk.
GEORGE DEWEY, } a. { ABNER LANDoN,
ED DsSD Pssos .a4o N Ms1sas,
Litchfeld, March Z, 1888. 40
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NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
sHE Judge of the Court Of Probate for the
l. District of WATERFOWL has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof for
the creditors TO the estate of WILLIAM Lock-
WOOD. an insolvent debtor, of Watertown, in
said district, in which to exhibit their claims
thereto. and has appointed Charles 3. Merri-
man and Truman Daley, Esq's, Commission
ers to receive and examine said claims.
Certified by MERIT HEMINGWAY. Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the house of David Partrec, IN sid
WATERFOWL, on the 18th day Of May and 18th
day of August, 1888, at o'clock IL the fore
noon. on each Of said days, for tne purpose of
attending on the business Of said appointment.
CHARLEs B. MERRIMAx, D Commis-
TRUMAN DALEY, si0ners.
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment to-
PAUL 8. HAMtLTON, 49,.
CHARLEs PARTREE,
Watsrtosvr, Feb. Is, 1883, go
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EXPENSES OF THE LEGISLATURE.

EXPENSES OF THE LEGISLATURE.
The expenses of the General Assembly in 1884,
when the wings had the control, were only Sl5596 80
the expenses Of the same body when the locofocos
were in the ascendant less than $2l 544 26-
being $5947 43 more than the expenditures Of a.
The oco-focos having thus shamelessy plundered the
Treasury, now turn round and cooly charge the in
guilty on the Wings. Yea yea the wings did it !
they exclaim-the wings tore the lid off from the
strong box, and we by mere accident dipped our
hands deep into its contents. Spare us good Peo-
ple O! spare us for did amiss by the insgation
of the naughty naughty wings! 1t is true that we
were in a large majority and had completely the con-
troll Of the proceedings Of the Legislature but we were
in some way thrown into sort Of trance by the ma
gic influence Of whiggery, in consequence of which
some thousands Of dollars slipped os Of the public cof
fers and into own pockets contrary to the mind
and will of every true loco-foco Indeed we for
ced to retain possession of the plumber by species Of
duress we would gladly dsgorge i'll gotten gains
but cannot. Such il the ridiculous language of the
loco-ocos in respect to their wicked conduct in plum
dering the Treasury last spring. But the People will
not let them off on such flimsy excuse Being in
majority, they will most justly be held responsible
Besides, the excuse that the wings instgated them
rob the public is known to no false. II there is any
such disposition in the wing party, how came they to
do the business so cheap in "a? AN OBSERVER
The Debenture Committee at the last session the
Legislature were Horatio N. Case Of CRANKY, Lewis
Raymond Of Westport and Theodore Hinsdale of
Winchester, two loco-focos 70 one wing. The chair
man of the committee, who reported the debenture
BILL was Mr. Case who is at this moment the loco-fo-
co candidate for the Senate from the Al Senatorial
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-15

Sir George Arthur, the new Governor Of Upper
Canada, and his son, passed through here on Monday
morning last, from New York, on his way to Canada
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-15
NOTICE..

THE Stockholders of the Aspotic Manufac-
l. turing Company are hereby notified that
the first meeting of the stockholders OF said
company will be held at their Factory in
New-M Milford on the 9TH day of April next, at
one o'clock in the afternoon. for the choice Of
Officers and enactment Of Bylaws for said
company.
HEzEK1An WELLS, ! Stockholders in
ELIAS GLOVER, said Company.
New- Milford, March TO, 1883. Al
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HELP WANTED.

711E w TIN II I1BU9
A T the Factory formerly M. De Forests
a Manufacturing Company in Woodbury.,
Five Sattinet Weavers, one given to work in
finishing room, one to do homework, and a
young man from 16 to 10 years old to work
in the carding room. Good recommendation
of responsibility, &c. required. Apply per-
sonally at the Factory.
WOODBURY., March Is, 1888. al
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DaStr'ct o. Woodbury., IS. Probate Court, 9Th
March, l638-Estate of CHAuNcrv STroNs
late Of Betklen, deceased
NE administrators represent the estate
4 insolyent, and pray the appointment Of
Commissioners thereon-O Ordered, that Com
missiOncrs to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors of said estate be appointed at
the Probate Office in Woodbury., on the third
Monday of April, 1888, at 9 o'clock in the
forenoon, of which all persons in interest will
take notice and appear if they see cause and
be heard thereon.
Al CHARLES B. PHELPs. Judge.
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z. s. ABERNErHY, Judge.

TO LET,
FHE upper story of the building in South
= street, at present occupied by Samuel
Clock-a good location for a tailor or shoe
maker. Possession given about the first Of
April. Inquire of
March 8. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM w. ELLSWORTH.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
CHARLES HAWLEY.
FOR TREASURER,
HIRAM RIDER.
FOR SECRETARY,
ROYAL R. HINMAN.
FOR COMPTROLLER,
HENRY KILBOURN.
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
18th DISTRICT,
ANDREW ABERNETHY, of HarWintOn
10TH DISTRICT,
JOHN BUCKINGHAM, Of WatertOsOn.
nth DISTRICT,
PETER BTERCE, Of COrnsOaH.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-15

At Court Of Probate held at Litchfela. cithiss
and for the District Of Litchfeld, on the l2th
day Of March, A. d. 1888:
Present, Elisha S. Abernethy, Judge.
nN motion of the executor of the last will
" and testament of ELoN CRAMPToN, late Of
Litchfield, within said district, deceased
this Court doth appoint the 9th day of March
next at 10 o'clock A. M. at the probate Office
ia said district, for the hearing, allowance.
and settlement Of the administration account
on said estate; and doth direct said executor
to give public notice to all persons interested
in said estate, to appear Gf they see cause)
before said Court, at said time and place, to
be heard therein, by advertising the same in
a newspaper printed in said Litchfield, and
by posting the same on the public signpost in
said Litchfield nearest to the last residence of
said deceased, ten days before said 9th day
of March, 1888.
al 4s f. s. AHFpNrruv T,,doa
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-15

The lOCOs Of Pennsylvania have nominated for Co
vernOr Dawn r. PoKTxR. The wing candidate is the
present incumbent Gov. RrEEA.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-15

The Right Rev Bishop Stone. Of the Episcopal do
cese Of Maryland, died on Feb. IS, at his house in
Somerset Co, in that State. greatly regretted.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


ft Louis Per steamer Prairie cargo hrs aud bx Chase
Dxsy 375 pig! lead b. idge bris and u do beef
kegs lard COMEDY Elder 72 pigs lead Capt F,eIitL 81
horses 10 head cattle 200 sheep ii and calves and So
dozen chi 'kens owners on board.
st Per steamer Motto 200 rls flour 10 FORSYTH &
ick all the remainder discharged at Vicksburg.
Piaquemine Per steamer Mariner-24 bales cotton l. lie
carpenter co. do Foam, BclncI Degole, "a Gard
ner Bennett, So do Rcvure co. 35 do FoIam "a do
and Landry hhds sugar. and hbls beans do so hils
sugar, Mouren TO- l2 hlds and bb sugar, ii Avery
% hhds J'urda, 90 bbs moasses h Oluey % bIs
moasses IL Galloway so Ibis flour, varplle Parry co.
10 hh's hoa' a'es ss, sunry coos coops chicken.
ownsrs on board.
PASSENGERS.
Boston Per ship Niagara. Mrs Barry, Richardson
pond, II Appleton, aud stceragc
st Louis. Per Prairie Mrs Railev md sy, Mrs
Bell and children, Miss Bell Rea Tyler Green Jones
M"eh1use HsdIcn, Bell Goodwin snodeass Adams Good
ioush WARREN Gronse, Ficklin, Cooley Williams Arthur,
Wilson, Field, Lay. Miller. and IS deck.
StLouis Per steamer Motto Mr. Jackson Moore bowen
Jacob Green p nuzon, Greer r Landry. lie Blame J s
D'id SMITH Mrs smith child and svt, Charles stewart
Mobile Per steamer Caroline Capt eir i and aav,
Mr. Wilkinson aud daughter Mr. Curtis and lady Mrs Ely
Bat I Wood.on, Thos Marsh Engde F r Ward Short
Jas !. mah'y, VIM foIiny, SSgt Tor Blz II II Jones
Mobile Per WIN Wallace Mrs Ashhridge, Mr. E pav.
lay and children Mcsrs Manouviaru, Marsh G snlhs
Calvert. and on deck. "' "
CONSIGNEEs
List of consisnees of sreeie sloor or war vanIn,
DAYS from rampco 1862 dollars w Xacarie & co. il
2'0,49 do To- IA 10 do Schmidt Werner 27n4 do
Densioun co. lb,0O0 do Merctt 5000 do Jtrosbr 6 o7
40 N L'znrdi co, 1866 do Lepase brothers. 1921 do
nom, naon CO. 96il do P.rrett Galley do Wilae
dren and servant, Marmion child and servant Tprand
Il becuel, Lady and children and servant, r Adams
Donme'ng, lecroux, Iagan Amans Dumont, Miller j n
Evans, Redden, Howell P Gonzne-, M SeIlrrs IJon
Duhlo, Cavaliero, rroscair, Michael Chesson
b =, Konssed Montcgu Edruoton IIuereu
man, and on deck. ' y W.T.
MEMORANDA,
New Orleans. a"' ITO"
boston, Sd Novcld ship Franconia, Blake, for New
Philadelphia, Th Nov .Cld ship HERALD Odour for Ne g
Ooa 9Th arr bark Gazec Edridse from O. eTd I'm
Puachor Howe, for NO. ~ ~ ~ " '' N
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-15

UEFARTMENT OF STATE.
NoTIcE.-Informaton has been officially roco;v
ed from the Charge d'Aff1ires Of the Netherlands
that n light house has been recently erected on
the most southern point d he isle of Bnnatre near
Curacao, in the latitude of l2 degrees, mnures.
and % seconds north, aud the longitude OF SO de.
eraes, % minutes, and 48 seconds ives, from
Greenwich. The light is elevated seventy feet
above the sea- it is clearly visible at the distance
OF from SIX to ten miles at sea, but cannot be dis
cerned at The distance of more than twelve miles,
Vessels coming from eastward towurds Curscoa.
will be able to direct their course by the aid OF
this light. They would, however do well to Law
on ana on during the night, as soon as they per-
ceiVe II, IN order t. escape running on the island
OF Little Curacao, which scarcely appears above
the surface OF the wafer
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-15

THE Subscribers offer al whoIeral,
- he following goods
= ! HATS-l00 cases moleskin silks, as
sorted sizes ant brins.
ECSAloO do best No do do
NSlG0 do do Mo- do do
100 cases best No 3, assorted sizes and hrims
20 do Beaver, superior article;
so do Fins Nuria;
so do Extra do
300 do BlGck ma, While Russia;
SO do Extra Black Russia;
100 do Maskrat & Coney fur broad and narrow
hrims, for Leree and country trade;
do Allranks ofmlitary & naval Chareaus
do Childrers silk aud Russia Hats oil sizes
Caps-Fn otter, far Seal, Nutr:a. Huskrat, and
hair Seal in t,co dozen cases
Seale1e.
Cloth Cnps-Pickwick Polish Ayrrs ha'
shape, soft top.
Forest, Forage,
Military unlress,
do Leather oIaging.
Chillren's Fancy I uri,ane, Plaid and Velvet Caps.
FIeuch patterns.
Socks-Sniin, Silk and Bonibnzine, OF the neates,
STYLES.
Umbreles-silk and Gotten.
Military Pun:es, oiled silk
silk Observation-Disclosures and SpitatGr,i+
Bandhoxes for atters wood cases, double for dry goods
The above goods comprise large stock, and all
af the latest patterns, and will be sold small adj
vance, with cost and charges New York prices The
suttcriors will take orders for sSutern, wes' rrn and
Texas markets, for the house OLA H Gossip g. Co.. Hat
Manufactures New York, aud the shortest possible
notice. German and French Pushes bong ht
GOSSIP Il CO.,
NaSal, Military. and Fashionable Hattera,
Exchange Hotel,
novl4 StCharles ST
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DR.. RIRD'S NEW NOVEL, 4

DIR. BIRDS NEW NOVEL; &c.
DIETER PILGRIM: or the Rambler's Recoections
Il by the author of Calayar, Nick of the Wsods,
&C., in vols
Piccinla: or, Captivity Captive, by NJ. D. Sainne.
Inc British Senate; or second series of Random
Recollectlons of the Lords and Commons BY the au.
in , vols. N''
Principles of Political Economy: part the Second:
o, me causes which reard increase in the production
OF wealth. and Improvement in the physical and NOR
al condition of Manly ii c Carey author of nm Es-
say oil The Fate of Ways-l vol 3vo.
just received and for sale by
WIN M'KEAN,
octlS cor Gimp " Common Al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-15

UFAn endorsement on the way hill of the II.
States Mail stage, dated Wheeling, Nov. d, At 8
A. M. says
Sit has been raining all night and is still raining
he rver rose III inches last night and is rising
tolerably tast. There is no doubt but there vii,
be sufficient rise to e largest boats out. The
steamboat Camden is all ready to leave tomorrow
and several other boats all ready to go.'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-15
CA IL IDS

ID PRINTED at The shortest Notice, in The most
elegant manner, in Black Colored INKS on Enamel
led, White Flake, Plain Surfaced CARDS, and at
Prices rery reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN OF
FlCE, corner Of Poydras and St. Charles SITS.
Serer0t New and Beautiful FONTS of TYPE hare
Just been added to the Establishment.
Orders receired at Compiling Room, 81. Charles
Exchange, 3rd door from Gravier ST.
nOpl-tf
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COMMERCIAL.
IMPORTS.

PHILADELPHIA Per bark Cossack c,rgo. 900 tons Goals
rs marble, bxs either; drays, and -
Mheslburrows, to Lockhart. Fcren Denegre,
Oliver. Alease aud order
GRAVE5END. Per sclr Ghka. cargo. ndze, N Dick
col Marie & CO. Schmidt l. Werner, II
w Andi & son.
BoSIoH.P ship Niagara cargo, $50 bundles hay, 216
bags salt, 400 realms paper, GAL bags coffee, and
l0o bags salt petre, to Merre Godfrey,
Laurie SMALL Buckner, Stanton & co, Chase
Dixey, Joseph Patton Wood 4 Simmons
80, - Richardson. Master 4 order.
81 schr Herald cargo, 50 brs potatoes Nc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-15
Dress & Masquerade Rail-,
WASHINGTON BALL ROOM

ST. Philip street, between Royal & Bourbon.
FHNHE Manager of the above named Ball Room, grnte
full to his friends and the public for the unpara-
leed patronage bestowed on him for several seasons
respectfully informs them that the establishment has
been enlarged for the amusement of visitors, and un-
dergone immense REPAIRS The bar will be surpassed
by in quality OF liquors. and the Resaurat i'll bo
kept by the abest Resuurat-ur in the United States.
The room will reopen on Saturday evening" 3rd Of
November next, bya
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BALL,
and will take place usual every Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday evening, during the season, which
will and on the LIST of May, 1889.
NJ b. The greatest attention will be paid to ko~p-
ing perfect order throughout the establishment as was
done last
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-15

UNITED STATES SENANoR.-The Legislature of
Rhode Island, on Saturday last, elected Nathan
Feliows Dixon Senator to the Congress of the
United States, for six years from the fourth Of
March next, in place Of Asher Robbins, whose
term of office will then expire. Mr.. Dixon was
elected at the first balloting having received ma .
Jorly over all others. Mr.. Dixon has been know
as one of the prominent members of the Wing
party in Rhode Island
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-15

70 Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.

Tickets So Halves 50 5O-Quarters e5.
Packages rs Tickets for $l25 warranted to draw
least 500. "
Packages of 25 half tckeis$62 So warranted tn dro
raned to draw at least SIS. For Packages or single
Tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
hoFi4 l6 Chartres st
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MARK Els.
MONEY MARKET-CITY NEWS.

NEW YORK, wednesday. Nov. 5. 70 M.
Business at the Board of Brokers has been ,ro IN DIV
Prices ha been firm and Instances an
i'e aud nst cent; Bank of Kentucky! per cent Mo
nawk III Road per cent; HarIacm Rail Road per cent
Sonhston Raj Road declined per cont
TOBACCO "A little more animation ha been ,pnaren, in ;
market 10 day. as much so as the small stock will permit
dee ansa ous only effected by concessions on tho
part of buyers. VIZ ''''
ne cropof spanish rec tob'cco in Connecticut small
100 h but The quality much s,e pr Ia nv cyer bo
fore raised IN that lion of tho country being quite equal to
tie Mi sour su at leaf portion Of this crop now in the
market " "
New 70 k. eth Nov
The following a table of III, ,nv 49,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-15

g PERM CANDIES-300 boxes Now Bedford Can
~ dies, landing from ship Norman. for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE g. co,
novl5 1874 Magazine st
II EMoNs-ioo boxes fresh Lemons Tor sale BY
- ABRAHAM TRIER,
navlo 40 Poydras st
GPERM CANDLES, OH, SC.
~ $40 boxes New Bedford Sperm Candles:
81 barrels Refined Whale OH;
80 Casks New Bedford Winter Oil;
w boxes mould Candles, Jackson's brand;
100 boxes No. | Soap;
100 boxes No.2 do;
Sheet Copper from 10 to 100 lbs; Fine Souchonp
Tea, in half chests Young Hyson Tea in ID lb box,
Is ba kets first quality Champagne Wine:
Black Lend Pots in AXIS assorted sizes;
SO boxes white Havana Sugar, superior quail
iiy in store and for sac by
JOSEPH COCKAYNE,
noyl3 25 Gravier 81
DOTATOES-3Oo hampers Potatoes landing from
a ship New England and for sale by
S&J WHITNEY,
noyI5 Cont st
n ONDON PORTER 80 doz London Porter, land
NJ ing from baique Euphrates for sale by
s "a JP WHITNEY,
novi5 Cont st
HAY-300 bnles now landing from ship New Eng
Il Il land, and for sale by
novl5 8 Cont st
DANK CHECKS-Cheaks on the q ) Bank at
YoRKE BROTHERS,
zaViS % 'ampst
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-15

FRoN FInpIn,-Tbo Sov,,,,h r, ...: =,
NJ" h'A'pA'-i nc savannah Georgian OF the
o." contains letef dated Fort Harelie, (EF) Both
October, which says,
Although Gen TAYLOR feels verv con6den, ,b,.
he can bring the war to close nv negoc;atinn NC"
he is unwilling to trust the wiy sayoge. and liz
arrangements are being made with a view 70 avail
himself of the assistance If force sho",d !; u't a
found necessary. ~ W
A letter from a friend at Tampa Bav is received
pivino the hest news ever 70, 10y 10 'oee''tu'