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@R0QMyRIMSs
IN MN Chests Old Tyson, young lily
9SS son, Hyson Skin Souchong, and
Tonka Tea
80 Caddies very superior Y. Hysou do.
IS Hhds. Molasses.
10 Hhds. New Orleans and Porto
Rico Sugars.
90 Bis. best Loaf Sugars.
90 Bags Coffee.
90 Bags pepper and spices.
10 Kegs pure Ginger.
100 Boxes Muscatel and Bloom Rais ns
SO Boxes Bar Soap.
25 Boxes Pipes.
100 Mats Cassia.
5 Tlerces Saleratus.
45 Bis. Am. Brandy.
10 Pipes Bait. Gin.
do Holland do.
4 do best signetie Brandy.
6 lids. Winter Strained Oil.
10 BIS. do do do.
for sale by
FoLLETT s. BRADLEYs.
Dec. G, 1887.
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Starlcys Rotary, Improved Rotary.
Parkcr's prophecy & premium & other
patterns Of Cooking Stoves.
Canada and American plate, box and
parlour do,
Dumb Stoves and stove trimmings, on
hand, and made 10 order,
1000 Joints Stove Pipe and Elbows,
IA l. S o.
On Consignment from Peru Iron Co.
Clniouyille.
1000 kegs Sd, I'D, sd, Cd. Cd, lOd, led,
GOD, cad, sod, 40d, and sod nails and
brsds,
10 tons 3-3 inch, to inch, round and
square Iron,
tons Round Iron Ia to in. wide,
5 " Shoe Shapes, from Sail, bury,
500 boxes Window Glass of various sizes
and qualities, from Boston,
ID Hhds and half pipes New Rum.
The above goods with very many not
enumerated, are offered in lots to suit
purchasers and on terms that"cant he heat "
II. F. g. w. l.. STRONG.
Burlngt0n Der Q. 1887.
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Change! Change !!

CtMALL CHANGE for sale in sums to
~ suit purchasers. Premium paid tor
GOLD and STLVER in suns not less
than so, at the store of
LATilROP g. POTWlN.
Jan. 5, 1888.
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settled upon the countenauces Oft the honcra.
bic members, which gradually heightened
into grim, and at last, when the speaker
had warmed INTO one of his most patriotic
aud eloquent sentences, he deposited sixth
pair with the others and there was one long
and loud peal of laughter from all quarters
of the hall-President Clerk, messengers
and members joined m cho'us. The speak.
er himself looked arounS IN as,onishnent NJ
this curious interrupnon. but accidentally
raising his hand he grasped the spectacles,
and the whole feece Of thu joke rushed up
on his mod. He dashed the glasses upon
lhc floor, took up his hat, and left the hall.
The bllD passed BY triumphant majority
probsoly in consequence of the sentleman's
ve'y SILLY and useless habit Cincinnati
.Setrs.
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From the Soltbern Spy.
HKMy.
WORDS ~ nas. c. LAbD.
Dedicated 10 Ms. n. lrAn.

Ar TIE LAST LINK l. BRdkES"
Sia,s lasi link 10 broken, and severed from me,
The b.cS shsd ON Calvary. has rendered me free
In worldly smusemen,s, sought peace in vain;
Their glittefing pleasures, have yielded but pain
Thy goddess ass mercy how OH have denied,
j ssuFad al thy effSrs, thy lave would dsrlde;
B., Christ iusss act lightly, he praYs for Us yet,
Oh, father. forgive them ere lie's sun has set
Bot Christ loved no, lightly. &c. SO.
The posr aud the rnaim'd the halt and The blind.
Gao eoms unto Christ. and comfort there find,
Tho sickness Cypress them, and sorrow snd care
In the Of there there's nothing to fear
On come, for the fountain of grse. is s,ll free
Thst hss'd for thy sins. first es Mount Calvary
Cars, had no, lOv'd lIghty. he pleads for US yet
Oh father. forgive them. ere lie's sun hath ss,s
Christ hath not loved lightly. &e. 81.
Tbs ,euab close. all earthly friends fem our view
Thee Who viii 90 with us that DARK valley Through.
Taefc's mono bat ihs SAVIOR cas- there with US GO
Aad safely conduct as 10 Canaan's best shore;
Then, eome--thcre's isrsivsness--tns worst may
return
Whilst ,ies iicksr,ng Is up still holds oal TO burn
Christ hath not loved lightly. he pleads tor US yet
Oh. farther. forgive them, ere hie's sun doth set
Christ haih not lsvsd lightly. sc. &c.
The grave bath no ierror. desth losses its sting.
All christians will hail him. or cont he II bring
Bnght angels arc near. and the heavily hand,
Are waiting 70 bear them, TO thai happy land
They whisper tbs Saviour, the bridegroom Is near
Come awsv for 10 DEATH thoL mast nothing TO fear
Christ hath not loved lightly, he waits tor us yst
To bear Us 10 glory, ere iies sGn has set;
Chri.t hath TO, loved lightly. &c. sc.
Pow II TON "a
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4 Practical Joke How use doth breed
a hsb,, in a mau.' Every bod, has noticed
the truth aud point Of TIL, exclamation.
We remember an instance -
A gentleman nf considerable talen, as az
orator. became a member Of legislative
body, IN one OF the Eistern States H.
speaking, he was addicted to an odd habr
ofhandug his spectacI-s, f ri placing them
upon his nose suffrug them to remaia Il
minute or two throwing them upon hls
forehead, and finally folding them up aud
lay ing them before him upon The desk.
One day, very Important question came
up for consideration, aud h. commenced a
speech IN opposition. friend to the pro
posed measure, who was most lncorrinI
bic wag ~uhal, determined to spoil the If
feet Of the honorable ~ mber's remarks.
and accordingly before he entered tie House
PROVIDED himself with dozen pair of s,ec
tacles. The member Commenced his speech
with his usual ability. Bot few minute.
had elasped before tie was al work with his
spectacles, and finally GO, them I'D on his
forehead. Al this juncture, our way. who
stood ready, laid another pair uppn Tho
desk before the speaker. These we're "a
ken up, and by regular gradatlons gained
place on his forehead, by the side Of the
others. A third. fourth, aud fifth pair Wa
disposed Of in the same manner. A smile
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INTREPIDIrY.

We do not remember among the many
anecdotes of duelllng TO have met with one
displaying more hardlhond than the follow
ing, which though n happened many years
ago, and vas related IL Us BY an eye VII
ness, We have never seen IN PRINT:
Mr.. Sprng het a faru' N an Island 10
Saco rIYI, rom wn,cI ult bridge To
the man Iani, W. 1t would encroach up
CT tn. land # l.s neighbor Mr.. bennett.
The @Ilsn6et was ! u very broad, and a few
rcJs below were some considerable falls.
Spring buih abutments, and laid the string.
pieces bot Denhett came IN the night and
tore them down. Spring naturally enrag
ed, threatened that if he did II again, he
should answer for II to hun personally. Tn.
awed by this threat, no sooner were the
beams again laid on the abuiments, than he
destroyed 50 much of The works as TO leave
but one strIng piece remaining, and that a
beam eight inches sqgAre over the river,
where fall would be as certain a death as
from the Goat Island ge aboye Nlagala.
Accordingly to his previous threat, Sp,.ng
challenged bennett to mortal combat.
a" won't fight" SAID bennett, but III
tell YOU what | will do"
Well"
"l'il take keg of powder with light
ed candle, aud carry 1t on the centre Of that
string piece. You stall SIT down on one
end oi II and on the other till the old can
die burns dosn to the powder that will BE-
the bes, test Of cur courage"
The terrible proposal vas agreed 10.
The ftail timber b.ni beneath them as the,
cooIly walked oui and placed the keg 10 III.
middle, over the roaring food below, stuck
the blazing candle into II, and sat down 10
watch us burning. Hundreds were gath
cred on each SIDE, awaiting ~ GREATNESS
silence the issue. Sprug was a large IA,
man. and as the candle burned slowly to-
wards the powder, ~ was ob-erved to grow
more and more nervous, wFiggllng on hts
seat, and looking Ole way and the other.
A last when he fame vas bit halt an
inch irom the surface, h. could keep slit
no longer, but ncontinentIy got Up and
made his escape. Dennrtt, who had
throughon, displayed the ufna-t GOODNESS,
now very carefully took the bIIzlng candle
out of The cdsk threw Il Inip the aa,er, and
with The powder as nus prize went If ~ the
opposite direction. The building nf fh'.
bridge vas forever abandoned. -B1fdio
Patriot.
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Great Safe Of GGED.EK.xES
and raiHabie s1rOpcriy.

ttrtue OF q Decree of the Court III
NJ Equity Of Mecklenbnrg county, made
"Gh tie view Of determining several con
lcling interests, shall sell on the 30,h day
Ut Muy. (aud continue the sale from day 10
day UbttI all IS sold) at the 81. Caihariue
Mills, near Chaflnuc, \. c., at pubic sale,
the entire estate aud interest OF the Mecklen
burr Cold Mining Company, held under the
charter Of said company, besides their lease.
hold estate IN the Caps Nine. The sad
sale vii embrace their interest and leases
10 ST. Calharlne's Mills ard Charlotte Mine.
together with their ugh' ana shares and
leases ui various other mining properties IL
the county Of Mrcklenburg, including sove.
ri Englnps and other Machinery, and mi.
ung supplies. The sale will also include
Mules, Oxen, &c. Terms will he more ex.
plicilIs stated al the time Of sale but for
the greater portion Of the purchase money.
a credit of Que year ID allowed, by order Of
The Court, the purchaser giving security.
ALFRED VI. BURTON. Trustee.
Harci q. -3s 100
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$50 REWARD.

n Us on the 6'n INST, on the Slaiesvlle
road, between Col. VI. W. Aiexander's
plantation and the Davidson College, large
callskIn Pocket Book, containing between
3 aud hundred dollars IN South Carolina
money, aud number of Notes and papers.
The following comprise parts one note
on Joseph White for $3.50. Of Sumter
Dis, ,. e. one note on Col. Thomas VII
der for sl75; one note on DR.. Henry De
Bu~k for $50; one note on Jpho Ballard
for Sls7 374 one note on John D. Bowen
Tor 500, besldes number Of other uo,es
accounts and receipts. The notes are Of n,
account 10 any one but myself as payment
has been stopped on them. Any person de.
veflng The said Pocket Book 10 me N
Statewide, or leaving !, at the Printing OF.
bee at Charlotte, shall receive the above re-.
ward and the thanks Of the owner.
GgEENBERRY II. SUMMERS
March, 8. 1885. sstf
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CABINET BUsINEy,
kENf.EED

HNHE subscriber having ,s.,,..,
- bove Business in tue town orS, ~
offers his services To the Citizen. :, \
place and the community rene,,r
lng procured good materials. he oh, J. ta
sell tor the good performance Of - s'aa
md having a thorough knoula5' 'si
business he flai,e-s himself tba,
be surpassed by any-and moreo, !, w 4
use all means n his power to pIt,.. =
commoda'e his customers. n .p'
constantly on hand ever, ariele Fl. ~ = =
OF business, so soon as a suffice.
made, 10 supply the present DEM =, =
subscriber tenders hls tberk. ,.a v
munl'y Tor the literal patronage l.,.,Il
received, aud Prays u conllnp,,,. ~, y !
same.
All kinds Of REPAIRING 1e.s, =.
cut d and with despatch. y
ORDERS from distance s,sl.a.
fully received aud punctueIl, uu., :
lie MAY h. found at nll tins,.,
doors north ea., Of the jail. nh
formerly occupied BY Mr.. Jim No
for at has dwelling immediately Il. !.
MI orders for { OfFFNSat,ss4..,.'
neatness aud despatch.
T PRlTcR,m
March 81. ls3s. a.. $50
\. b. Turning Of all kinds ,.l.s.s,
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To The Public

FINliE Subscriber s'dl continues Ia carry
~ on the PAINTING BUSINESS "a
all rs branches, VIZ:
Plain and Ornamental House Painting.
Sign and Flag do.
All orders ex cu,cd with neatness aud dc.
spaIch. II. ID. ". ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, Jan. /, 1885. CAR
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Dr. Goods, Ac.
NEW FIRM /.
Watch ~ JcireIiry business.

We invite the attention ct the public TO our
present Stock oi Goods, which we all cell
low for Cash. Al kinds OF work done AZ
the Shortest Notice.
TkO1TER 4 EXANDER.
hsr. %, 1887. 1Nt
Ihns. irottcr returns hls thanks 10 the
Public for their support and respectfully IN
ylies their custom 10 the above lirm. n.
would here remind those indebted hlIn b,
Note or Book account thar /, y desirable
that the same should be settled by Cash
without delay, as he cannot give longer IN.
diligence.
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Frdnklin's Toast. Long after Wash.
Ingtnn's victories over the Frruch aud En-
gllsh had made his name familiar all over
Europe, D.. Franklin CHANGED to dine with
the English aud French Ambassadors, hen
the following tuasts were drunk.
BY the British Ambassador England,
the sun whose beams rnIIghten aud fruc,lly
The remorest corners of the earth
The French ARbasss dor, glowing with
national pride, drank France, the moon,
whose mild, steady, aud cheering rays, are
the delight Of ALI natlons consoilGg them
~ darkness, and making their drearIuess
beauiy.'
ID Rankin then rose, and, wilh his u
~nal dignlhed simplicity, SAID, "Geor.e
Washington, the Joshua v DO commanded
The sun and tn. Moon 10 stand SIN, aud
they obeyed hum
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NOTICE.

NOsISE.
HAVING purchased from j..
AA H r. Nicely his House and
Hill Lots in Charlotte, the same is
AiNMH aow for rent or lease, tor' one or
morr ,eals, ii applied for Immediately. The
stand Is so we'll known that further partlcu.
lars is deemed unnecessary IN an article OF
this kind. will only say tina, it is one OF
the best for a Tavern ia Charlotte.
GEORGE CROSS.
March. OH lS3s 9lG
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CUTTING Up A DANDY.

a dandy 10 Broadway, wishing to b.
WITTY, accosied the old bell0an as follows
You take all sorts Of trumpery IN youl
cart, don't you T
Yes, jump IN. jump IN.
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ANOTHER GRE.fTCyRE,

Raleigh, S'pfsmber u, ls36
am nov 81 year, Of age--ahen 10 nv l7,b
year received a wound on NY tfl lee, which
became liberated, and continued 80 until H. Az,
OF March last II would occaslonatlv hal -,
and then break out again; bu, most of the t,r,r
u was 10 very painful condition, The sore having
extended 10 large size, and b,toine sery dees,
tried many remedies to make cure. x,tban,
success, unlil applied Gray, Iasoiuabl, Oipt.
mem Two pots OF which have efTcctnally cured
my leg. and reduced It TO it, natural size. Tbe
cure would have been made much sooner had
strictly attended to the directions Tor The n.c =,
the Ointment; but this ialed 10 do, U bile toni
much exercise. and very imptuds stly nsfd t,ob,
handage. My leR has been wtll for more ,bsn
Aik months, during which time. | have walked
much, yet u remains firm and tree itnp, al sore.
nesz OF inflammation AMER having ben saic,od
tor period Of iorty-ons year,, / nov eo,av M
benefit OF a sound leg again
LEW rs HOLLoMAN.
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6r.ySrer too tate 20 do Good!

FSNlE subscribers respectfully inform the
Ill Cnzaus of Mecklenburg aud other
counties, that they have Just received an
additional suppl, of
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A Problem solrcd.-i western edito,
says he has tried IT both WAYS, and has
come 70 the deliberate CONCLUSION that the
single life is the most easy, but the rnarr,rd
one IS the most happy. 81 Adam thought.
The tongue aud heart,
Should never part
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A good Joke.-We are as fond of good
jokes as any body and make il point 10
relate them, occur where they may, wheih
er at the Theatre or at Church. After the
speaking was over on Sunday at the dedi
cation of the new Methodist Church on
Poydras street, number OF subscription
papers, with pencils, were taken about the
church, for them TO put their names down
for such amounts as they can afford, or saw
nj. O0e of those papers finally got into
the hands OF a very worthy man, who had
arrived recently With lot OF negroes, bu,
whose knowledge Of church atlaus m gen
eral, and of the object of this paper IN par.
tIcuiar, was very limited. Turning 10
friend at his elbow:
What do they want me TO Go with this
paper and pencil, eh I
'Oh, just put down any hing you please.
Put down any thing please
| Yes, whatever yon see tit. You know
Your own circumstances best, aud how sou
stand with the world. Wnte whatever
comes first 10 your head
lie took the paper and wrote the fol.
loving:
The pubic That he has lust arrived from Nir
ginla, slth thirty seven ine likely negroes,
men aud women. Among them are good
1 washers and lrouers, house servants, car.
p'nters, coachmen, &c. &c. III Sc wish
ing 90 purchase will phrase make immediate
I NJ No
Terms cash. Full guarantee gwen "a
all cases
The last place We should ever expec, to
see an advertisement OF any kind, would be
on subscription paper for completing a
church.
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laaE UATAWBA SPRINGS

rENHE Proprietor Of this establishment
gives notice, that he is repairing aud
fitting 1t up at considerable expense, and IN
a superior style, and will have II ready for
the reception OF company BY the 2U,h oi
May. IL is situated on the great Eastern
aud Western line Of Stages, from Salisbury
wa L;ncolntoa to AshevIile, c.; Ia Stage
passing there erery day ia the reek but one.
The country sr"und Is broken aud proyerhi
ally healthy, aud besides the mineral pro.
pertles OF the waters, there are many IA
ducemenis 10 turn the attention al iusahds
aud others towards this piace. lis ptuXIml
!, To the lower country the cheapness u
lsIng-the excellence of the Ighbonng
socleiy-the abundance OF game-the rich
field afforded 10 scieuce-espvcIally To MN.
etalogy and Botany, are facts not TO be
yerlooked hy the travelling world But Il
r.ln he Mineral qualities OF the
Springs thaI tnt great attraction
towards ms spot consists. he Proprietor
has no exaggerated lists OF cures to present
to The public, tor he has lust taken posses
sion, nor would he deem 1t a cunpttnenl,
either TO the good taste or sagaclty oi lh,
( pubic. 10 present such II he had them. But
ne has the assurance OF some OF the most SCI
eu!Ihc PhS sicians aud Chemists, TO the rare
aud valuable properties OF these Springs
/ Ia 1924, Professor Oimstcd (uoS ii Yale
4 CoIIegs) made a street analysis OF thIs va
Ter, and pronounces is loseign ingredients
10 be
Sulphareited Hydrogen,
/ Stiphaie Of Lame,
Siphate II Hlgaesid,
Nariate IF Lime.
{ For more extended statement, see hl~
I theological Report Of North Caroltua, 40.
I thoriZ q by acl oil Assembly, pages l19-3 !
I Space attl uol pernIt Us 10 dd he yefS iiti
tcflng rcmarks ii ih,s gentleman uny
one al all acquainted Nilh the subject eau
MT help pefce,slng thc peculiar sdapIaIiuu
IT these minerals, 70 he disorders that most
prevail 10 The South.
The Proprietor can only supcradd bis d..
Termination to mrTll patronage by an III.
fllnching attention 10 the wants, wishes aud
comforts Of his sisIlers. The Springs are
uow, and wli be ihrou houi the year, open
for the accommodation Of travellers.
JOS. ". HAMPTON
M4reA II is3s. tg
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TAINTED.

Gr.NOHey TAINTED.
THNlIE Subscribers eatnesty request all
u persons who are indebted to them, Fl.
,her b> Nu'e or Account, to call and settle
the same BY CGsh-tf not ~ full as muc rs
thes cau--,rery hnis baag u coHssqueHce.
| ms call Is made through necesstly to ena.
BE us 10 lay IN a Sprung supply Of Goods.
| huse having old accounts aud cannot set.
tie them b Cash, are requested to call and
Close he same By Note,
" still have quite good assortment Of
Dr. Goods, Ac.
on hands, winch We are ulhiaus ia sell, and
would sell io~ for Cash lh,ss wishing To
get bargains are requested TO call.
a. 4 ". ALEXANDER.
HarcA l-3s sgff
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Drugs and Medicines,

which, wnh The stock received ia February,
makes large aud general assortment, com.
prislng almost every article ~ the Materia
Medicd. We nov offer them, either ~hole.
sale or retail, upon reasonable terms, aud
wish Physicians and planters 10 call and ex-
anime our stock. All orders from Physi.
cians or others will meet with prompt aten.
ton, and be thankfully received. We feel
confident We eau do we'll by them. We
deem II unnecessary 10 mention every ar.
tcle, bu: will name few IA our list, VIZ:
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90 EOtsce :!

49, UeStS
W Nal giving sharp notices, we will
just say 10 the public and those who
have 50 literally paironlzsd Us since We
came among YOU, that ~ are very much
obliged TO you. But YOU viii bring us IN
der still greater obligations by calling on u
and closing your accounts With CASH.
We have still on hands a Superior
stock OF Goods,
"hich we will sell ios, ou time to punctual
dealers, and still lower to such as ma, cash.
TAYLOR s. CHAFFIN.
Charlotte Jan. l6, 1855 sin
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SWaiIsI's Panacea,


Carpenter Safatcga Pow d,rs, SeIdlsuz Pow deis
Extract oi Bonesd
" OF >arsspafilia, Cubebs and
CopaISa,
I" OF Toto,
4" of Buehu,
OF Pukfovi.
Preeepl, Extract OF BARK.
Compound Syrup OF LirerNort,
Compound Cersle OF Corssa.
Pills.
Gallaghan's Fever aud Ague Pills,
d.. Peters do.
Df. Lees do.
Or. BeckWith's do.
Dr.. Cooks do.
Bernard's remedy for Borel Complaint,
With 'areIy ~ other Patent MeGieuirs.
Also
An assortment Vi Paint Brushes.
WILLIAMS y BOYD.
Charlotte, March 10. -3-. sstf
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NqreA u ls33s.
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The tongue aud heart,
81 ,uid never part.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-01
RHansiOn House,
NEAR PENSACOLA.


FEYHE Subscriber having purchased the
lease and furniture of this well known
establishment from Mr.. Taylor, the late pro-
priotor, will be ready TO receive visitors by
the first of April.
Numerous and costly improyementswill
be found in the arrangements and accom-
modations Of the Mansion House. New
and more commodious bathing houses will
be built, and warm baths provided at all
hours. A stable will be attached to the
house, with good accommodations for horses
and carriages. Firstrate horses 81 carriages
will also be for hire at moderate prices: and
sail and row boats, with persons to manage
them for the use of visitors. Billiards and
and other amusements usually found at wa
tering places, will also be furnished, and so
conducted as not to interfere with the com
fort and quiet of the boarders. The wines
and liquors will also be of the best quality
and to ensure full supply Office, a cargo
has already been ordered, which will arrive
about the lstof May.
Mr.. Y. G. BARNARD, who formerly kept
popular hotel in Washington city, will con-
duet the hotel for the proprietor; who with
such aid, confidently assures to visitors of
Of the year, and his friends generally, that
they will receive every possible attention,
and thereby expect to give general satlstac-
ton.
The local advantages of this house are
too well known to need heightened dis
cription here. The fact that Pensacola is
the largest naval station of the government,
the general rendezvous of the Gulf squad
ron: the salubrity of climate, refreshed con-
stantly during the summer months by the
coolest breezes from the Gulf--the beauty
Of the Bay and the neighHoring Islands and
rivers; the abundance and delicacy OF the
fish with which the waters abound, and prox-
unity to the best southern markets, give
Pensacola the preference over all other pla-
ces in these latitudes, as a healty and de-
lightful resort.
First rate boats will run between Pensa-
cola and Mobile, and will at all times be a
bic to take the passengers from the New Or
leans boats. N. b. ARNOLD.
Pensacola, April I, lS3S-22-3m
ftrGentlemen wishing the engage rooms
for their families can address the proprietor
at Pensacola, or Mr.. Sewell I. Taylor, at
Hew Orleans the former proprietor.
REFERENcEs--T. Sanford, Esq. Mr.. Q
Collum, B. McAlpin, Esq. Lieut.. Kibby, Mo
bile, S. T. Taylor, t. P. Kor, N. Orleans.
EKECUTRIX'S NOTICE. t
THE undersigned, exocutrix of the las
will and testament of Isaac Scott, decd.