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HAIR DWARF NJ.
% MAGAZINE STREET,

NE.W-OK1.EANS.
WOSEPH kNETrLE, & Co.-inporters Of Foreign
- and Domestic Hardware, receiving from Eu
rope and the Atlanc Cities, direct from the Alannac
turers, extensive assortment of Fancy and Heav,
Hardware comprising every article in the lire y Ach
they offer bow
Country Merchants and others invited to call and
examine their stock which consists, part, of table,
hutchers pocket, sadlers and stray knives plated and
Britannia spoons, needles, pins hooks aud eyes, slo
wells and spades. tongs shove-, lenders anhirons, Brit
taila and jnpuned ware brushes, blank books and pu-
per, looking glasses, anvis, vices, plates, hand,
sedge and nail hammers smiths bellows, American and
English blister cast shear, German and enrley steel
ploash MOUNDS trace, and log chain, wseng !.nus-
lana and grubbng hoes Nlattncks pick axes, ang
grass cytllas, Collins Kings and Simmons chnppno
axes, wrought, horse and cut mills. cotton and wod
pistols, shot, powder and liquor aks percussion r"ps,
p der. tea, fish, brass and bell Metal kettles. gun,
knh chest, trunk and pad locks. birdie bits s,it
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sNIIlS iavnrite watering place in the ,nonntans
I Virginia, l. niles OF l.e"isburs, aud u from
the White Sulphur, will be open in due season Tor the
reception Of company. MANY important improvements
nave been made sine the last season. A spacious ball
Dom, and number of single-b"dsd rooms hive he,,n
added anl npw finishing: aiprcling accommodations.
tht lstrt july for 25D visitors. An excellent turn
pike road has been constructed passing ny the springs,
and ntersecting the kanawla turnpike near Lewis
purg. Over Ibis road by direction of the post office
department, Messrs. Belin, Walker ~ co.'s. line of
aail coaches will run. post office being established
al the springs visitors may receive news and cores
and daily east and west. OF the medicinal qualities
of these waters proprieors need not speak They
rave anal ysed by able and professed chemists, and
,unl hold in solution all the valuable ingredients Of
kle most celebrated springs in Virginia.
The combination contains much Sui phuretted Hy-
irogen, Sulp ate Of Magnesa, Sulphae of Lime, Car
Donate OF Lime. Sulphate of Sofa, Alurate OF Soda,
and Muriate Of Masnesia' the sautary effects ofwhic
exhibited iii diseases incident to enales; and chro
ic affections of the stomach, liver, and bowels; in cuta
affections diseases of the skin no remedy more
potent e!tcaclous can he found.
Extensive bathing establishments for both sexes have
been erected contiguous to the springs Visitors
all times ENJOY the peculiar advantages Ut their be-
nign and Wholesome effects
Major William Vass will continue the superinend-
Of the spring. Every exertion on his part and
the part of the proprieors shall be rendered insure
the Blue phur liberal share of the public pat
Onage.
liberal in the receip, of notes ofal ST hern and Wes
n Banks which are considered solve ft,"tpar.
MARIA MONK, &c.
A WFUI. disclosures Of Maria Mon of the Hotel
N Dieu Nunnery of Montreal ,..''L with APP
pendiv, containing part |, Receptiou first edition.
part I'd, Sequel of her naravt par.a, Review of the
case. Also, IL supplement- giving more particulars OF
the Nuanery and grounds, illustrated by plan the
Nnunery sc.
Maria Monk and the Nunnery Of the Hotel Deu-be-
ing nr OF visit To the Converts of MOntre al
aud rctuution of the lawful Disclosures; by VIM. L.
Stone.
Fourth experiment of Living. Living without MEANS
,l,,,f'a 1r,,.. nnN rInn
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a)hiNTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.--.us
4 landing from ship Constitution, and for sule-vIz:
$4,000 feet of glass; best quality, from 8Xi0 23X23;
Iibr KEYS; a doz lpanedins for snsnOlb Iitbrass
20 doz splendid 10000 ground brushe also of0O00 and
cue do; cases green in POWDER superior article
DO do IN cans: large assortment Of sash tools of every
size and quality; sable pencils for artists; flat marking
brushes for merchants; artists colors in oil ready pre-
pared i'll boxes, fitted ~ with all necessary brushes
artists teos, sc.
Fake and 'emlv white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax: gum arabic; and large aud choice
sorlnemt Of paints, dry coors oil, tnrpentne varish
&C., for sale, wholesale and retail, the lowest prices
by MONDEIII,
a0Q
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Collection Of tol.oIut Phrases, on "9ery topic ne
u ce.slr, |, mainti- conversation, arranged under
hrrcut heads With numerous remarks on the l2Guhf
pronunciation and of various woods. The whole
spnscd as considerably facilitate the acquisition Ut
correct recommendation of the Frrnch. BY Eoln,ar,a
new edition. revised aud corrected.
,sce,tiou of he hundred of Perria's Tables, nccon
puled with KEY containing the text literal and rec
,.ls ation, arrallge ed in such point
Indifference between the French and English ,i'on
so figured pronunciation of the French, according
III. best French works exta the subject. The whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds OF the French
language, compared with those OF the English.
A prunouncins French Primer, or the Scholar Guide
.tle pronunciation and crthography OF the
French Lang ce, containing its elements according to
ne nsage, ~ Hernad fronchn, l,st received and
.r suietr Wal AIckEAN
,.,- Tor t.Hy 1, Com 5ts
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9aA -
lE:iM. EsSM
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE:
aAA .'A-A Nhfa$p.N Rko
NEN' rI'rI pENSt t,IlJ

NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
FHNHt' subscriber having purchased The lease and fur
Il nure OF this well known establishments from Mr.
Taylor the late proprietor, will be ready Give vi
tiers by the lst Of April next.
Numerous and costly Improvements will be found in
the arrangements of the Mansion House. New and
more eommo'lions bathing hcnses will be built and
warm tbs will be provided at all hours. A stable
will be attached to the house, with good ucconnlda-
tons tor horses and Carriages ri 81 horses aud
will also be kept Tor hire moderate rces
and sail and row boats with persons to manage them
tor the Of vlsrIs. billiards and othe, amusenens
usually found at Watering places will also be furnished,
aud su conducted as not 10 Interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the boarderS. Tho wines aIJ Liquors will
be of the best quality and to ensure ull supply of
ice, cargo has already beeu ordered, which will arrive
about the lst ui May.
Mr. Frederick Barnard, who formerly kent so pouuIur
hotel at Washing ton CITY, will condacl This no ei for
the proprietor, mho with such aid, confidently assures
the v1sars OF last yenr, and his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention. and thereby
expects to give gen raj satisfaction.
The local advantages OF til house are too i" ell
known to need n itngt. ened description here. The
facts that Pensacola Is The largest uval station of the
Government; the general rendezvous of the Gulf squad
ron; the snluDN OF lis climate refreshed constantly du
ting the Summer months by the coolest ree5rs from
re Gull; the beauty of the bay and the neigIbonrnns
island, aud rivers; the abundance and decucy of Tie
fish with which the waters abound and i,s proximity
the best Southern markets, give Pensacola The pre-,
ference all other places in these atitudes as Il
healthy and delightful sumncrrctrent.
First rate beats will ru be~ cen Pensacola and Mo.
bile and will all times be aLle 10 take The passengers
from tts New Orleans bouts.
N b ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Eel. 18th, 1898.
" Gentlemen wishing 10 eDrGge for their
families, can address the PROPRIETOR nj Pensacola. OF
Mr. Sewell T Taylor, the former proprietor, at sew Or
leans.
References.
r Sanford, Esq, slr & Cu!lnm, p McApin, Esu, It,
Kiby, in Mos lie; 5 4 Taylor, p tea, Esq, III NJ,
Orleans.
PS-A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons Of the hove hotel, il placed Geo WItnan's
Office, u ST Charles EXch nse.
FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YOnN.
u Travellers DESTROYS of taking The Florida route
via Pensacola, the Morrill, informed thar frs rate
boats wi! constantly from. hlnble t. Pensacola
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every nhrr lar at CT thu
LIST of May. ceod stages will ALWAYS provided Nv
the subscrhert be in readiness 10 take passengers from
Mobile in case Of the failure ut The boats
~ i ARNOLD.
The Steamboat Champion i..ves Hcsile for ransn
cola nloe week. tsp - ly
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ETA1 DE LA LOUtSIANE-Cour du Premier Dis

ETA1 DE LA LOUtSIANE-Courd u Premier Dis
III Judciure.
/ 'ErAF DE lAsOuISLAAE, A tous ceux que
Y A COS presentcs cCncerient, Salut:-Aite tu ,iue
William hluckev ayant ucete uLe yente fae par
lie Sher de la paroisse dOreas, la prupritc ci.aprts
decrte ses address ii ali CRETE tie Cour gu la te
yepte tut epregs,ree lie 5eine jour de Mai de unnte
1885 pour Nm avis conornenrnt ucte de Ia Lesis
lature lie Elat de la Luuslanei intiliie 'Acte Iou,
contirmer les titles ues atgnrreurs nix ventos iudic
ares, ppprou,e liz 10 Mars, 1884. Gull soft comm e
tontss personres par pa
mfes au nom de E,at de la Louisiana eli de la Cour d
Premier i'i'rct Judciase un poulfaient Apnr d OF;
la proprete ciaPres decrte, conseduehre dun de
iau de ore dams Fordre le docreI lie jug ep,eu de
IA vertu uuqueI la etc ttc on de tonic
irregulare il,egpe dams Destinations PAWS GU l..
que conuue de inre vor, dams tree ioufs aaler de la
publication de cette avis ponrquo la veue uirsi iac II,
Scr"'t pas conhrmee ct homonguee.
La dlte propnete tut vendne par lie Sheriff susdit lie
25eine Jour d'Avri de panuce 1888, vcrtu I'm d..
Cret de ceite endu lie ene de Mars de l'anuee
1883, duus stlare de William Mackey ". Samuel
Bell No. l5IIi5 Au docket de cette Cour luuueIic
yente lie dit William Muckey, s'csl rcndu ucqujreu,
pour lie prix de $4,000 con plant.
Description del Propricte dnpre lie transfer Ju,ic-
are, SayOIr:
I'm certain lot lie ierre, conpIistoI IS bn,iss.s
ct authorizations, situe en- la parosSr Il cans dim
let horue par les II % lie la Nouveiie eyee Louisa
Paul aud Deortt, Il sIgnc par lie No daprrs I'm plan
Dccomhre 1884, ct lepose Peru'e de Felix CHINA
notaire public, plan No h. ie dit Ion det rre
mtsnrant Hinat iiee, pouces fare In ra, de /,
Nouvelle LeNce snNnne quze pieds de pruondeur dl,
cote qu' louche lot No let qnare vlng F'eds sept
pouces ct quntre lieues profondeur dn coe oui
touche la rrotle apresent, deniere mutt a,parte-
amt Goodal ct ayant dix nenf pieces onze pnucer
de large dams la proordtur, on il fat face une as,
dc tr'ls piels neuf ouces sn aver les Low
Nos As, 8, 7, 8 una 8.
BuT all lu CIR
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M ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAh EuorsE,
A'A Customhouse street, opposite the psst-oilice.
The subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
torres in New York, aud will keep constantly ON
hand general assortment If III arblc Mantle Pieces
ofsuperor workmanship, and of the latest patterns
made of the best Egyptian. italian, Irish and
American murbie. Also, Monuments, Tomhs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and lintele,
marble tacings, hearhs and boundary stone. plaster
Of Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment, o.
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates fthe newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatcs monner and at the
shortest notice. They have first rate workmen to
set the above work.
ic5 JAMES KAHN Il STROuD
Z tME-it0D bsf.r.s Li4e To- !g!5 ~
y. FETLit LNpi.AW
nov tb tduV II
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR, &c.
GREAT BRI TAIN, FRANCE and BELGIUM,
W short -Four in la35-Bv FIeman Humphrey,
ID. D., President of Amherst College, in vols.
lhs h"rfs q yrs. Sherrood'-l,eIng the only
United Suites, vol. 10. Just received and for sale by
WINNIE AN,
a.. Corner Camp &mCmol streets.
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MI & L,AN Won
FOR NEW YORK.
louisiana and New York Line of puckels.]
~ IN 4f] ~
ItEKhS IMP ZIEGS [KYt,s


rANih. ships composing this Line wall sail from New
4 u leans and New York every other Monday
commencing IN tho 2ith november and To insnre the
>lrices punctuality in the tine OF sailing, The line
will hereafter consist Of five Ships viz:
Ship fazpn, Captain 'lraak To leave the 20th nov.
Ship LouisrWe, Captain Palmer, 10 leave on the 4tl
December.
Ship Huntsville. Captain Eldi,ser to leave Oh the
18th Deceub !,
Ship Vicksburg, Captain Woodhosc, 10 iaaye ON the
Ist Jan larv
Ship MiS'1s$1ppi, Captain Davis, to leave the 18th
January.
~ The above ships all new, of The first class,
cnpFered aud copper fastened, aud upwards OF 800 tors
burthen, of light draght of water, being built in
New York expressly for Tie trade The price OF pas
sage is fixed al one hnMt!red delnrs. Their cnna
fitted upon the improved aud convenient plan, aud
finished in and elegant style. Ample stores of
the first quality will be provided, aud every regard had
To The comfort and satisfaction OF passengers, who
will please take notice HAT berth he secured un-
til paid tor at the office .! the consignces.
These packets commanded by Captai,iS well rx-
perenced in the trade, who will give every attention.,
and exert themselves to accommodate. I hey will a,
all times be towed mp aud down The Mississippi by
steamboats, and the s,rc'est punctuulity observed in
the time of sailing.
The owners of these hips will not be responsible or
aEy let parcel package sent by put on board OF
them. unless regulnr bill OF lang be signed therefore
At the counting houss OF the agents Owners. Fer
ID BEN Il 4 COHEN;
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M AS found fifty mcs!ro the l3nne, ill lie mon'h
w of Jnlv,a large launch, English bully copper
fastened, and has been coppered, size is % feet long,
and eight feet beam; AID has Leen sloop rugged, as
there iron straps forward for rigging. Whoever
c"gni<es said launch, will please call at No 10 Old
Lrvee. n i
u UGAR.-16 hlds, prime article, for sale by
~ u. DORSEY,
1922 Al New !! eveo
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,1N
For do. OF 20 saws, with feeders, So at 81
SO per saw. $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders supplied a
10 cents each; the number 0feeth hcu@ about equal
The number OF saws. One set OF tcctle,s il is con
s'iered however, will wear out tw. three SETS of
sows. Extra saws supplied al 50 cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be deliyete,l to the agents OF
planters in any of the port towns OF the plan
ting States, the above prices, the agents pa,n the
sponsibe for the amount of the Gin. \ Gin wright
will be sent with the Gina to Put them up where de-
sirel the charges for whose services will be extra bat
moderate.
Iron running gear can also he ordered where desired
Oh reasonable terms, but will be charged extra Horse
power, otany description, be furnished on like
terms Small steam engines can also be ordered if de-
sired.
1t sdesirable, when planters give orders for Gins
thsv should accompany them with their views in rega,
to the arla'gemento SAWS breasts, brushes, &C. 1t
IS found they differ opinion. Some desire saws of
larger diameter than others. The most common size
Us or 10 inches; |" SINE wish them u nches Some
wish 5 or 6ruws, brushes axle while others do
not want more THAI al most. Some wish saws with s
or teeth TO the inch, while others want 10 or II
W! UGH Discrepancy, we prefer they should, at
wishes, and the manufacturers fulfill them in every
particular. Where it is left discretion we shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan.
an order be executed, from the lime it is received
in the space of eight nine weeks and the Gin in tina,
time placed the hands OF the factor. To be in time
tor the next crop, all orders he in the hands of
tha manufacturers by the first middle of May; except
tor plantations where they are late in commencing TO
pick or gin cotton.
N. b. The Patent Right, for any one of the cetton
growing States. will be sold on reasonable terms.
m23 6mos
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RACoN-25 bids Sides, Is bids Joles, and 9s Il
> Shoulders, Cincinnati cured, landing from s,aa a.
er Buckeye, and tor sale hv
STETSON & AVERY
"''' p" q avsy stTeet
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.NC.lLE an PRLCE.S-UnnLLe a.

sE.4LE or PRICES Doutie Gr,s
For dodble Gin Of 80 Or each
c,li"dci, making TO SAWS, in The stand,
with feeder bands, &c. al 81 ersn", ~ $3.50 90
Fora l,anb'e Gu OF 50 sH vs. M ss ,!ner
o.. % SAWS III til" slau;!, eracis, Nc.
Of Per saw, nr 80 U0
ror,o Of IL s,,N do. or SAWS n.
st,t' At 80 - uGr saw, %. 500 UN
For 10. Of "a do. or 10 SAWS il +
sNssa, S0,.u pei. s4w. OF 300 On
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ORDERS REEEINEn FOR

JO.NES' P.4 IT..NI COTIO.N GIN,
BY the Patetce, No. IS Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE Il co.
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TcPPERAS-2n hhls, in store tor sale by
" q DORSEY,
je26 Al New l.eyee.
& UGAR-5O bids, prime article, for sale by
~ & DORSEY;
e26 Al NV Levce
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NEW BOOKS.
nuTY AND INCLINATION: . oo,cl ,a;,od h-
~ tilEs 'snd9n, auth Of !" / he tn p,u,isat,icef
"Etllel Churchill" &c in 3 vols
IHoMPSOA'S LIFE OF HANNAH MOORE
rols.
HARRY AUsIiNs or, Adventures in the British
SPARKS LIBRARY OF AMERICAN BIotRA.
PLY, sors t., 7, 8 and O. Ma
THE YOUNG HOUSE KEEPER and Thoughts
on Cookery v w. A. Alce,
The Lie and Adventures of NICHOLAS MCKEE
SWITCHES BY BOZ, Nos. ~ 5,
otaNhh TWIST; or, the phrish Buy's Progress,
Fau2' No 3. just received and ior sale by :
WM MckEAN,
hnsa cor Camp and Common SITS
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Il was weak enough to read the mass OF talsehoods
signed s., which deserve nothing but my silent con
tempt.
Had known ias,evening of the great Importance OF
SIS should have treated the last of the three some
what differently: but let that pass. will. however
compliment his master of the Journal for his sagaty
TO employ the former knight quot othe garter or OF the
thistle, but ofthe needle and tkinble, in order that he
may kill two birds with sone j to patch the
holes that may be in his natural political garments
AMI, it may judge from that excellent paper the Ad
verser, Dr. Snips master is, politically, in cunsan,
need ofhis services.
When auv circumstance occurs whether domesticaIl,
or politically, which requires blister, whether on hi,
own the reputation of those wks do not hap
sen to please him. beng unlike him, (which must be /.
great misforune) then it is lie rings his BELL, which
after all is nothing more than il it sounding brass
or nkling cymbal;" yet, to view it thus-Dr. Bell
looks WE'LL but with Nj. ID. A. s. S. after H. appears
maguiticcnt!'
JOHN WILLIAMS, Oculi.t.
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STOVES.
- PoORS patent coal stoves IT all Sizes some Of
~ which are snilabe TN churches. Also, Spoor,s
PLAN cnal stoves rncy wood sim es. pariors conf.
cal cooking soVes; Philadelphia Kitchens cal
cnaied to cook for iu0 persons six ard ten plate God
Stoves price sin do lars Just ,ec.ised il Store and for
salehy S LOCKE g. In
nov Trout ley,e
A 1Or + l.t-.0 bags Old java Coffee,
~ 2ts de Rim do
$40 do - Domingo do, landing ref
ship Isaac ilrk, ,ior Ia by
LANk -ACL / iEGENpRF,
no" % Il % New LeTee
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
DARlSH COURT. for the Parish aud CITY of New
Il Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles Nalran,
Judge. jane llth, 1888 No. II, y84.-Jacques Potter
VS.. his creditors.-Upon reading and filing the petition
and schedule in this case 1t is ordered by the Court
that the creditors of tile nsoven de- show cause III open
court Saturda, the 7th day of July, 1853 why lie
should not be discharged according to law; and III the
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
erty stayed.
Clerks Ohiee. New Orleans, June II, 1888.
jelI 2aw ARMAND FITOT, Clerk.
ANTAT DE Ia LOulSiANr.-Cour lie Parussu,
aL pour la paroSs>e ri la vile de |, Nouvclle Or
leans-Present hon. Charles Alaulian JUICE, II JUN.
l333.-No. lh98i.-J"cques Potter coate cream
ciersSur lecture at eent he la petition Ell
la schedule d,ns cee ftre II est decrrtc par la cour
Hue les crenpcers de nsolyahe aire eur4 mi
ouve,t, Sa,edi de Juliet, 1885 pnurquo
il lie serait point ech rye coufomement la loi ct en-
attendant toues porsuites contre personne gu SEES
propretics sout arretees.
Bureau de greitier Nouyee Orleans. II juin 1898.
jei4 paw ARMAND PlIOT, Gretiicr
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To, single GIN OF 30 SAWS OF more, with
enc Sc, Of tee'tcrs b;r.as, &c. al sc per
saw, $3.50 OF
For do. Of 60 SAWS with feeders, &c st IS
10 per saw, 800 on
For do. Of ~ saws, wih feeders, &c. ST
IS per saw, ,'uu Ot
For do OF 20 SAWS, with ttei@rs, So. AT 81
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TESTIMONIALS

From A n Salmon, Esq, + X 5, Surgeon 10 tho
ST Thsnias Hospital, and Lee u,rr on Ana,ou,y S
The triad which have inaie of your preparation in
variety OF cases. both male and fen ale in its results ~
proved 50 highly Favourable, thai do 80, hesitate II,
pr"noncng one of the most valuable and ticacious
remedies eter offered the public sn,, one in wh.h
from experience, can place every reliance Wills, X
does notptod'te the same Unpleasant effects USUALLY ..
perieuced from couiba. 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08
LETTER NO. XIII.

LONDON, 2lst June, 1888.
Iwr,e again by the s, James believing that she will
not leave Portsmouth till this reaches her. We have
an account today from New York with dates to the
2nd inst, and the accounts give great satisfaction.
Tell my friend c., in Wall street. that have received
his kind letter. and sent II several evening papers
for publication. No new feature has been developed
since wrote last. The opinions entertained here OF
Bidde's financial talents rising higher and higher
continue to collect from every quarter financial
Information. On my return shall be able to throw
much additional light on this science, which yet
is even unsettled here. Committee Of the House
OF Commons is sitting here, and examining witness
es on the subject.
Every event bids fair for prosperous fall trade in
the United States. American stocks feel frmsr.
pervceye that Prime e. CO. have organized land
company to make sales of United States lands here.
At present there is good deal Of prejudice against
such projects. | scarcely know yet how il will sue
coed, but in my next shall explain further.
Great attention as been paid here to young John
Van Burcn, Prince Longshanks" as he is called
lie was invited to the queens ball without previous
presentation, which is always considered the Ell
quette. Il.