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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20

'o"H ~ "rhn' Nrnp~,.
!. Willis1 @. Dswss~. tWhig) reelected.
2. r. w. Hsbersham, tde) vice Thomas Glasssock,
s.Jc. Alf.rd (do)vics J. p. Cleveland. Gr
4. " T. ColsreiI (do) vice Charles 5 Haynes, (ao)
S. T. p King idol vice Hopkins Haley, IDOL
8. L A. Nesbi, (do) vice Jabes Jackson (do)
= Lott Warren Idol vice George w. Owens, (ds)
9. +. J. Black, (do) vice G. w. Towns (lo
g. M A. Cooper (ds vice Seatsn Granlland, de-
LOUISIANA.
l. Edward ID. White (Whig) vice Henry Johnson do
:. Edward Chinr, (do vice Eleaaer w. Ripley, FL
3. Rice Garland, (do) re-eleced.
MISSOURI.
4. John Miller. IL FL re elected.
8 Albert g. Harrison, Idol reelected
81 er ILLINOIS. -
l. John Reynolds II ~ vice William l.. May, (do.)
2. Zadoc Casey, (Cons) reelected.
3. John I. Stuart (Whig vice H. W. Snyder, IL F.
OdIO.
l. Alexander Duncan, L FL re elected
.. John B. Weller. (do) vice Taylor Webster, (do)
3. Patrick G. Goode (Whig) re elected.
4. Thomas Gorwin. (do) ("
5. William Doane GF) vice Thomas L. Hamsr' Idol
s. Calvary Morris. (Whig) reelected.
Z. William X. Bond, (io
8. Joseph X dgeway. (do)
8 William aed, (L Fl vice Jshn CLANCY, (dc)
10. Samson Mason (Whig) reelected.
IL. Isaac Parish e. F) vice p. Alexander Jr (Whig)
l2. Jonathan Taylor do vice Alexander Harper (ds
-. d. P. Leaabeuer, II ~ elecled
IA. George Sweeny, IL Fl vice WIN. Fl. Hunter, (do)
10. J shuu r. Giddngs, Idol Gee Elisha Whit'lesey
H. John Hastings, IL Fl vice A. W. LOOMS, (Whigl
lS. ID. A. S iarkwea.her IL Fl vice Matthias Ship!ey
TO- Henry swearengen, II Fl vice Daniel Kilgsre,
MICHIGAN
Isaac f. Crazy, IL F) reelected.
ARKANSAS
l. Edward Cross, G. ~ vice Archibald Yell, (do)
MEMBERS OF THE SENATE.
The following have been elected for the term OF
six years from the An OF March, 1882
Thsmas Il. Benton, IL Fl OF Missouri, re- elected
Eshram 4. Foster, (Whg) of Tennessee, vice
Vim. ID. Merriek, (Whie) of MARYLAND, re- elected.
Benjamin Tappan, IL F. OF Ohio, vice Morris,
Na,aan +. Dixon, (whig) of Rhode Island vice
John Henderson, (whg) of Mississippi vice
Trouer IL F)
Ta,ddeus Belts, (whig) Of Connecticut, vice Niles,
a. F)
Samuel L. Southland, (whis) of New Jersey, re-
elected.
Albert S. White, (whig) of Indiana, vice Upton,
Soml- Cons
Daniel Webster, (Whig) of Massachusetts, re-
elected
Reuel Williams, (I. F. of Maine, reelected.
Samuel S. Phelps, Wing OF Vermont, vice Swift,
(do.)
Beng substitute OF wings and adminisra-
ton men, for wings and administration nen-a
gam Of wings
Elections for Senators whose terms expired on tho
4.h March, 1899, are yet 10 take place IN
Delaware in place OF Biyard, Wing
Michigan, IN place of Lyon, IL
Pennsylvania, in place of McKesa ICONS
Virginia, in place of Rives, ICONS
NV York, Ia place of TalI'nadge, lCens]
The Legislatures Of three of the aboves states arc
wing anu conservative, one administration, and oac
doubtful
The seats Of the following Senator'S become vacant
in 1871:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20

TnE DwARr.--A DRAnATIo Pom: r.. Saunders
Broad,cay This is dramatic poem of con Idle ra-
bic length the hero being compound Of Lord BY
ron's Delormed and Victor Hugo's Qussmoda The
scene of the drama is laid in Venice, and the whole
turns plot which the dwarf has hatched 10 over
turn the state, and obtain the possession Of certain
fair lady into the bargain.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20

In the eight States yet TO be heard FROM there are
to be sixty three members chosen. II we compare
those 10 be elected with the members Of the last Con-
gress, allowing neither gain loss by either party,
there will be returned AZ wings and l6 Van Buren,
men. The electoa in the eIght States will take
nj eco as stlbioned -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-18
RoWAND's TONIC MIXTURE,

,-rN ,,. L.vo mot M, oj,n,cd s;,co i, was
g., ,ocn,arlv suhn;i,eI n tho puhlic: but it
~, ",,s;na', ,,,c rh.s, ro,u,,,;on. md has SIM.
,,an,oI averv olhcr mo;c;nc for The Aoue. whcrcy
r. !, h,s b:co known and nnnrccintsd. Already
L.. :, hnon oar,;.i in svcrv g,rec,;on throughout
,h. i1n;,ed states md sti 1ealizes q q than could
,'avo h.c an,c;",,.J hv ;ts ms, c,lino friends
'r.o,..nds ~ nersons Iavo mt onlv beam relieved.
h., ro.,nraJ =, II. i'll md v;unr ,l;ronuh i,s oycn.
Wv. aud ,hcv now chccr(,,lv testify, at ovcry on
.,,,,,,;,u :, Il. d,rdsd md snnr.ns cf1;c,cv
~ '..,J - sun' ,,o,,;o;nai nr;nc;nIcs 10 ,re
nt"",,,od +, r.ncw Tho healthy action of the stom
s',' Ins ,nd o,,,or ;,nor,,r, Joo.,;vo o,u,ns
~. 'ss r. ,,,;,T harrnru ~ H., u,mod;n, enrsc
w. ~ ill., M.,s :, 10 .,sn ,hn, !, -, od,,
VI WV - :: r. ,:,:, ~ ~" r.
Gus IL" .''." III NV ':.' ,.',:,:,
una certainty .os.royS t ~, "u'so .ao.y 'o'ap
ses OF Tho aHcction. Whcn inc Asoe Is attchaco
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-18
THE FLORIDA LINE


y y - leaves Mobile every day VI three
o'clock. III per U S mail boa,
for Halls Landing, above Blakely thence tour
p,st coaches 10 Observation-Disclosures steamboats, TO
Lagrange, where the land ,uutc is resumed-lhence
VIA Matanna and Brownsville, Fla. Bninb'idge,
Pndcr,own, II ,wkinsville. Saundersville e. Louis
vile t" Augusta, Ga, connecting regularly with
the rail road cars 10 Charleston, and the steam
iacke,s to Now York, Norfolk. Phil 'delphia, etc
The steam boats ore the best for ,e service, and
the navigation presents more udvan' ages than can
be found upon any steamboat route i'll the south.
ern region.
| The grea. improvements in the 70 tie have been
produced by the construction OF fiji miles Of new
| road, BY the pr"prietors, VIZ from LaGrnhge on
LAFAYETTE Bayou, MI arm Of Santa Rosa Bay, to
Bryuul's Fcfry, on The Channhoochee liver, ten
miles bove the Cowiord, or Ia above Cedar Bluff,
| whereby the nav ga,nn Of the river, and the con.
srqucn, deten,uns, and more recently the incon
venient crossing at the Cowford, are entrcy
avoided, and fine road from Mariana d'rec
I" cambridge, instead oi the roundabout road vie
Chaliahouchre, lessening The distance about t"riy
miles, and jr?reasing the facilities more thar
once a day
Alro, rrnnch line Of two horse stages ever!
o,hey day nom awkinsvilc, via Perry 10 Macon
Ga connecting with the line 10 Savannah AM
Darien, Geo.
A mail steamboat rlie. regularly hetwes
Banbridge and Apaachicoa. Travellers wishing
TO reach any point on Chal'ahoochee or Apa'ach
cola, can take slcoinhoa, III Brownsville.
Mobile to Pensacola Land Rouie-Durng III
lime occupied by ,hr repairs "t p"a's, the propre
tors of the Florida line will run line OF l"u
horse post coaches every other day between Mo
hllr and Pensacola.
Passengers will leave M,l.;ls at 3 o'clock p n,
in the U S mail boat, aud proceed to Halls Land
ing, where a tour hurse coach will se III waiting /
convey them to the sXrellvn house of NJ. Charlie
Hail, | ! mile distant, where they VIII hn
.ensant nccon,m OdalIDns Tor The night-leavn
next morning, they will arrive III Pensacola earl
in The evening, thus avoiding the discomfort q
night travelling.
Oilice at the Mansion House, Mobile, and Col
Inns Ho!cl, Pensacola, Where sca's must be seru
reH STOCKTON & Co. nov |
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-18
IIARRoWGATE SPRINGS
Montgomery county, Alainu.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NE VI


rNNHE proprietor of this establishment has the plea
Il sure Of announcing to his friends and the public
in genei that he will he in readiness by the first day
May IL receive visitors. He will also for the he
ueft of those at distance that there have been large
improvements made, ind others now going on and in
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
subscr Der to accommodate much larger number ,lu
heretofore, and at the same time much BETTER
Familie can be accommodated it'll good rooms or
tIore who prefer have large cabins detached from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary lie say anything in parcn-
lar Of tue character OF these WATERS for it is generally
believed that they not inferior any in the South.
States. All the amusemrns that are genei a. :
found at Watering Places, will be found at this. T
best music that this part Ut TIL country affords,
been engaged and will be in cons,rn attendance at
Springs during the whole
7 he subscribe, will avail nself Of this Opportunity
in returning lis ueisned thanks for the very liberal
support given him last and hopes by the cxer-
tons thai have been made III improving and extending
the accommodations, TO merit liberal patronage thi
present season. JNO CRAM.
ul3
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HATIjOLESAI.E AND RETAIL COMB AND VA
HY EIE.IY SrQRE=a1 The SIGN Of tic gnldcn

a. It1If.SA ~ AND he NiIcVNb HtN'
w KiE.TY S'rORE-at the sign of the golden
comb, Mo Chartrcs stcc"t. The Subscribers have re-
crivrd ina lion TO thcrpreviols stock on ilnndn f
and c"mpet' assortment OF articles IN 'e!r me, VIZ
iunrv articles, Nc.cnnsisting in pnrt as follows:
COMbS-tor'ose shell wrought and an.ncA,'w's'
Chilled back, long round dressing SID putt curl ana
whir, some Mexican patters Ivory combs I" every
description, horn, dressing and packet together with
general assortment of fireman and American.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lavender F1orido, honey,
bay rose and orange flower waters OF evory size and des
crption camphoratcd Cologne, extract of Bergamot,
fancy soaps OF all kinds, shaving do in cnkcs and pots,
cream sonp ,o Wards vegetable hair oil, bears and
ti1edo Preston's smelling salts plain and pcriuncd
toilet POWDER pearl powder pow Ter pnils and boxes po
na.un in fo'S and rolls, orrs and chlorine tooth wash
and nnw,tls with general assortment Of
JEWELLRi-sonie ottlle latest md most h'shiona-
bic Sets consisting OF white and rcd corlcnl topaz -
jet enrd"ps set in agree, breast p'ns OF grc"' 1e-
ty Of patterns, wutcl, trimmings, gilt and svc ~uchcs
silver mbes, silver and gold pc 'cs and guard chains
BRUSHES-Clo,, hair, dust ,g,crumb hearth floor
hat, icsh, tooth, plate comb, Nall shAN ing, shoe and
! LOOMING GLASSES-Gcrmnn s,atiu and toilet
glass, nmgnify wing and French dressing g!assas home
| do, with II variety OF other kinds not enumerated.
FANCY AND VARIETY ARTiCLES-Frcncl
md American portable desks and dressing eases, somt
very rich and finely finished ladies work "xcsnnd dres
sing cuscs with aud without music, musical boxes, Ac
cor,!ians various kinds yions and guitars silver
plued pencils and !rns,wuod pencils TOR carpenters u,
crynns, mantle CLOCKS guns and pistols with and "lton
cases, percussion caps. perctslnn cap chargers, lpp
drivers shot belts, game bugs, paste bIackin., to-
tea sets, Indian bends OF every kind, bells and illmcs
fine and common knives, and scissors, tnnbles
needless pins, silver plated, steel and common slecta
clcs pocket hooks and wallets yi various kinds, vstin
cards and card cases, pia,ng cards of French Gcrnu
and American manufacture, dolls. imitation fruit, snu
boxes, prints of various kinds, Saunders pomcrry's
En.,ersulls, Ilmns aud Hawkins razor straps an
metallic homes, Lirks fancy bead necklaces, do with
Drops toy Watches pearl buttons, powder TASKS eli:
plain seed beads gilt and silver DO gum elastic susper
unrt ulun md hnrk pnu NJ
boards, dice, optical vcnnes, jcwsharps, ocoloco mattel
es u,, drinking cups with great variety oil other
ces all ofwhi' will be sold for cash city accepaI
ces on Il months credit. Is Ii SlMMC!IS, g. co.
Adj 70 { 1artressl,
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NEW GOtbils

CHINA GLASS " T. RitiEN w ARE URf.
SO Charrcs street, New Orleans.
WIN. SERGEANT & Co. importers of French
w and English China and Earthen ware. are
now opening new and rich patterns of break fasI ,
dining and tea services, toilet sets, pitchers, tea
and coffee cups, teapots, sugars, creams, bowles,
Plates, dishes, tureens, wash basins ans ewets,
foot ba tbs, etc. etc.
Rich Gu, and plain French and American glass
war-lobIets, cbampaignes, iemonades, jel les,
clarets. vines, c"rdiats, centre h"wlts docanlers.
,umblers, preserve dishes, celeres pi'chers lamps,
lamp shade and glasses, cantle shaos, salt Gel
iers, etc.
Silver plated, hronzed and britannia wares-cas.
tors, liquor stands, cake huske;s, cnndleslicks,
branches, SPOONS, ladies, coffee and tenpos, sugars
creams. lamps, iapanned trays, astral sands, and
hanging lamps, fine cutlery, German silver spo"ns
md forks, together with great variety Of ARTICLES
Tor family use. Merchants, planters. hot.ls, and
steam boos. farm, h ID with goods The most rea
sonable prices, ana pat ked SO as To be convey d
with safety t'any par, "f The coun ry.
Also. np",heraFes' glassware. M,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-18

nOLBEAR'S Science Of Psnmenshp received, and
IL for sale at their permanent Writing acaue,.s
New York, Danphine ST., Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners, ana
schools, and is calculated for persons Of all ages
Ladies and gentlemen invited to Gull and examine
the system for themselves. .,,.
Lessons are given ut sich houses as may SUIT .ne
convenience Of ALL and 10 classes formed in any part
Of the city. ,
Ladies' WHO prefer itcan receive lessons at their own rel
sidences.
Persons paying e irse OF lessons are dcsireo
SyAE BROTHER.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-18


" NJ IL DlivEKEUX,
april | 26 !chnrt"nlus
RUSITON 4 ASPINALL'S
TOMpOUND TONIC MIXTURE.-A speedy
~ and cctain for the Fever and Aguc,
rc,nitcnt and intermittent ievcrs; prepared from
the original recipe Used with eminent and uni
versal success in 1892, by persons OF tho hghcs,
responsibility in this city, stated in the annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been extensively used i'll tho above diseases with
such distinguished success, tina, the proprietor of
tho recipe has been induced TO offer it to the pub
lie in its present forui in the hope that it may be
The means of relieving many of those WHO arc
suffering under the scourge of our country. 1t is
u medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
according to tho directions has never failed of
ciicctng cure, even in the most obstinate sta &c
of tie disorder. 1t is not ut all dsasrceabc, and
persons of the weakest stomach, and children MAY
take ii with impuny. Ii s,reng CITIZENS the digestive
organs, crehtrs an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, or in obstinate eases, two bottles
to effect cure. There is neither mercury no,
arsenic in the medicine, nor my thing injurious
| TO the human constitution. The proprictors ar.
SO well Convinced Of its efficacy, that they agree
to refund tho price of every bottle. which has beer
takon in accordance with the directions and ha.
not effected perfect Of the fever g. aguc
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans,
his Wholesale aud ratal drug aud medicine store
corner Of Dicnvllle and Chartres streets.
For District Agencies apply To
| les Y. W. SNIFIi lS Cont st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-18
CAPTAIN MAHEYATr'S NEW NOVELS
R0kNin khe ResLer BY tho author Of Peter Simne e.
rlNNOCK'S ROME, &c.


DlNNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF Or
J. Goisnith's hbr:dgmcnt of the History Of ssusnv
!" winch is Prciixcd an Introduction tho Study
Roman History, and grent variety of valuable infoy
nation added throughou, tho work, on the Manners
institutions and Antiquities Of the Romans with M
merous biographical and historical Notes; and oues
tons for examination at the end of each section H.
Illustrated with hirtyengravings wood, by Atherton
flhSocks Improved Edition OF DR. Golsni,h's History
OF England from the Invasion Of julius Cesar 10 the
death Of George I'd, with continuation TO the ven
looI' win questions for examination ut the end u
each section. Besides variety of valuable inforns
OF contemporaries Sovczeigns and eminent person,
C"P'ous explanatory notes. Remarks on tie roE
tics, manners and Literature of the age An outline.
the Constitution, &c. &c. illustrated by many engr1
ings. 80
GUYS EiEmEFTs OF ARTRoNoMY, and an Aorjgmeu
OF Keith New Treatise on tho Use Of Globes Nev
American edition, with additions and Improvement,
ana an explaon of the astronomical part Of tic Az
rlcan Almanac. " NV
Just receive cd und for sale bv WIN MkEAN
nov "a corner Of Camp and Common at,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-18
Nhoitshlt iJFNgSlsts,
cor Common &. TchopitOulaa Q

: ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE.
-, Custom!'ouse street, opposite tho post.ofiice.
Inc subscribers are now receiving from their fae9
torres IN New York, and will keep constantly on
hand general assortment Vt Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsuperior workmanship and of tho latest patterne
made Of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and lintel..
marble !aengs hearths and boundary stone, plaster
oil Paris, Roman Il Hydraulic Cement and Plaster.
! HAIR together with splendid q sortment Of
ass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
rates tho newest and most approved patterns,
Laitering done in the neaiest manner and Al tho
rtest notice. They have first rate workncn u
,,'p7s work.
'AXk AIN Il STROUD.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-18
PIuIlD EOrie IIisLrfciiyu

William Smith tenders his services to the cili'
Zens of New Orleans n teacher of the piano
iot'e. Mr. S having been empl"y,d several wears
asa teacher of music in private families in sion,
aud q su several OF the FEMME stinnarIn> in It's
Yicinily, cannot but hope 10 mer, their confidence.
lie is permitted To refer 10 Rev DR. Ci.pp, Mtssss
Stetson l. Avery, Henderson Il. Gaines.
For terms, SC please nrp'y at Tue books OF
Alexander Tow Ell. 40 C,must oct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-18

JL ..,vosl has lnca ed himself this city Tor
the purpose Of ,ran>acling II general Wholesale
Drug business. Tie is now receiving !ull supply,
OF lrcs! and genure articles, which he Will sell
on liberal terms 70 city druggists and hose Of
the interior, To hysicinns, merchants and planters,
he will OFF, iiucrlI cuts such As have never be.
lore been tictr tins city. His int n.on is To
do strictly legitimate business. II stock viii
soon ur con, pleie, "nd in few wrti will he rea,
dy for business. A orders irDE the country, and
from erchan,s Of II l. city, receiving such elders
will he promptly attended 10.
,., NJ 20 C,mn st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-18
NO MERCURY NOR COPAIVA

-. I$eW NOV.
A BOZ" six months ago had the misfortune to get
IN secret diseuse, for ch have applied to sevc-
raj doctors for cure, and the did not cure me- 50 now
Huet, and expect linn 10 cure me. Since that time
the disease got worse, break out IN large ulcers
10 the number Of six eight Ii leg, and all ever
my face, and sore throat, al. able to work at he
present TIME Of the diseaSe large uccr on
the right side of the throat 1 no; putting myself
confidently under the OF Dr.. !luet, of Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN
f. IA "
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tn Country Merchants and Planters,
Negro clulhs, hunke's, hanneis, lnsey lowell
shirIuas, checks, lineus. calicoes, ndk.Ichiefs
&c &c received and for sae low BY h. >ubscri-
hes. ROrTA h Co.
oct. corner Canal and Caartres s,
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nE&i'Y Il LEE 8 co, NJ J s,.s;zse street, are
Kentucky, Eagle ;u"! other iaie arrivals tram :hf
s"ucin Cities large aa, new selected, assortment
Haas. Boots, Shoes ana BrO"ans,
consisting of g-.lentis fine calf and Morocco boots
10 2d quality; do bu, am. stout pegscd boots
various qualities; mems fine calf seal aud Morocco,
shes pumps anu brosans, b,irkskn shoes, brosa,s an,
slippers: mems tine calf AMI kirpe'l ,es:ctl sncs ant,
It! brahs genlemcus best quality cali scwe,i Shoes
t.osaas and Jack Downings; no calf and Morocco
'cAlc sl'"cs and brogsns do calf seal and Merocc"
l "an shoes and slil'e IS, do calf bull wings,
new articles do fine calf seal and morocco quarter
'ots; hoys, misses aud cl,,en's pcgsed and scwcI
b. osans and shoes OF every guali,! and Kind.
Also a general assortment of men's stout wax and
r'~st hrogns and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
Gsro htat quality, russct brcS;u,s, nailed in ,l..
rncn Of mems iue and kip russr,, l,rn,:.s, a
'w artiei'' and Il arsc 4um'i'y ol ali interior lua,,
T. ssel and MAX Erosu,ls.
Ladies' like cali, SEAL morocco and grain wells, and
pnnp sole shocs dn fine Fl cl.rh Morocco and kid run
u'Md slippers; 80 roar shoes, will. XII! without heel;
cali, seal and stout leather bo0tc,s; t!o Pl,u,ca shoes
tall kims and ty',tcs do lasting! ios:us; 40 ,:ir.-
y and ioAed booces. Misses lasting spring sltncsan,
81 gai,s. Chtlgei's Coiorcd Morocco aud lasting bro
j. AS and boots, &c.
''.n,lencn's fine fashionable black silk hats; do black
~ dla. beaver to ut superior quality; do imitation
~ ram do; bls and na,row liim mems fine ,IlG, ami
vi! TX Resss s!or; n,p{,eEl hats, article Nnns'
Ia e size hats ct different qualities ~ ,hii,lrc,.
\! Ms AND hrJs h.tcS and drah wool hats of ,uriu,
shpcs, with general assortment OF boys and mems
"a! caps.
has assortment viii he rcle,sl,es, by the arrival of
en n'ckets.om the named cities, all OF which
"i he sold on accommodating terms a,,- If
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ssEM. l::iRM1
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE
NEW CITY, PENSACttLA,

W." u tLNSACtj>A.
fENliE subscriber having purchased Tie enRe End fur
l. ni!ure Of this well known establishment, from Nj
Taylor. the late pr"pclsr will he ready to reg Give vi
tc,s by the LIST If April lest.
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
tho arrangements OF the Mansion House. New ant!
| more conlmodiols bathing houses will be built, and
warm baths will be provided at all hours. stable
will be attached to the house, with good acconnoda.
tons ior horses and carriages. III; rate horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire at moderate prices
and sail and bouts with persons to manage them
for the OF visitors. Billiards and oe, a,lselnents
usually found at Watering places, will also be furnished
and cpllr."i rs not 10 i,irtcre with the cnuirl
aud quct OF ''sc boarders ln' wics and Liquors will
be of the hest qualify, and 10 u supply o!
c cargo has already Ieu or, rcd, which i'll u..i,
| about the l., OF May.
H. Frederick Barnard, vito formerly kept 50 popular
hotel at " ahgtnn riiy, Will cui.ct Ibis no ell for
the ,.rop..cnr, HhU with such uIi, confidently
the ssil"rS o.! last year, and his frds generally that
the" will fec&ise every possible attention; and thereby
| expects to give general su,,s!;Ic
| The local advantages OF III house too We'll
| known to need n 'eLgt. cncd description Esre. The
facts that lrus;.&n!u is the largest naval station of The
Guv"rnncu the general rendezvous of the Gulf squad.
he san'y OF It's c'n'e rert shed cnnsoiity dI-
ting the summer months by the coolest recess from
rc Cult; the beauty OF the bay and the neighbo'ring
island. aud rivers; the abundance and dscacy of the
fish lib winch the waters DhDI;,el; and lis proximity
the best Southern markets, give Pensacola the pre-.
ference over all other puces in these attitudes, az
health, and delightful summer retreat
Fst rate boats i'll between Pensacola and Mo-
bile ud will nj MI times he all. luke the passengers
from til. New OIl5ans bGal4.
NB ARNOLD.
Pensacola Feb l5tl 1898.
II Gentlemen wishing to engage for tleil
families, address the proprietor, AT Pcnsacnlu
MIR Sewell r Taylor, the former proprietor, Ne, Or
leans.
References.
r Sanford, Esq, MrC Cun, & Ne pn, Egg, IT,.
KiLby, in Mobiles T Taylor, r Eea, Esq, in New
Orleans.
PS-A letter bng, to receive communications for
persons the bovc hotel, is placed at Geo Whnans
Office, 81 ST Charles Exchange.