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PENSACOLA MANSION EEOs Sc
NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.

1,
1VNHE snbsc rIber having pur. hased the lease and fur
Il nilre OF this well known establishment, from Mr.
rayu the late proprietor will be ready vi
tiers by the LIST II April next.
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
the arrangements Of the Mansion House. Now aud
more commodous ba,hing houses will be huilr, ami
warm tbs will be provided at all hours. Il stabi
will be attached To the house, with good accommodate
tons for horses and carriages FIJI horses aud
carriages will also be kept for hire moderate PRICES,
aud sail and low bouts, with persons to manage then,
tor the use of viSitcrs. Billiards and Other
Usually found at watering places will also be furnished
and so conducted as not TO Interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the borders. The wines aud liquors will
be of the best quality, and to ull supply of
ice, cargo has already been ordered, Whit, i'll air,s
about the l>t OF May.
Mr. Frederick Barnard, who formerly kept popular
hotel Washington city, will cundac, this Q 81 for
the proprietor Who, with such aid, coufdent!,
the vlsers of last year, and his friends generuiiy that
they will receive every possible attentun ard Hereby
expects TO give gem raj satisfaction.
The local advantages OF III house are too we'll
known to need a lengt. ened description hsre. The
ucs that Pensacola is the largest station the
Govermne MI the general rendezvous OF the Gulf squad
ron; the scubriy OF lis cimae refreshed cansian, du-
ting the months by the coolest ileeses from
rhe Gulf The beauty of the bay and the neir hourng
islands and rivers; the abundance and dehc ICY Of the
Ssh with which the waters abound; ami lis proximity
to the best Southern markets. give Pensaco he pre-
ference alt other places in these ATTITUDES, a.
healthy sna delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats willru between Pensacola and Me-
bile and will ut all times be allie the passengers
from tbs New Orlsahs hoats.
NR ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb. 18th, fS:sS.
a.. Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for their
families address the proprin"r nj Pensacola or
Ar Sewe 7 Taylor, the former proprietor, at New Or
Guns.
X, inrencfs.
7 Sanford, Esq, Mr Cullusn, 3 McAlpn, Esq.,, 1t.
khby, i'll Mob lie; 5 I Tsyior, p Rea, Esq, in Np..
Orleans.
T S-A letter bag, to receive commune atoms for
perso at the bove hotel, is placed at Geo WI tans
| Office 81 st Charles Exch ng..
| FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
u Travellers DESTROYS Of taking the Florida route,
via Pensacola, The North, inErned that FRS,
boats will constantly from. Mobile I, Pensacola,
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every uht day after the
LIST of May Coed stages will always Le provided vy
the subscrbrrto be In readiness TO take
| Mobile, in case Of the faia,e If the boatA
N b AhNQLD.
The srean hoat Champion lssvss Mobile tcv Per.al
cola ~ ice week. feb "a lv
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~ their friends and the public in General, that
they occupy tho new brick shop, 2l9 Tcliouptonlas
street, where they keep constantly on hand Copper
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, of every description,
81 CHI as copper Stills kettles, and pumps, tin bath
ing tn s. and oil cans, OF all sorts and s'zes and all
other brass casting done at shortest notice.
Grato bars OF every de- cripion, srch as steam.
boat siilrups hog chains, screw bolts, aud Other
kind of steamboat work; sucn chimncys, brooch
es, steam pipes.
They will also do al kinds Of out door work,
such a zinc, copper and tin roofing and gu.ter,"g,
SC. They above and ul other kinds OF work IN
their line of business, they will execute 4, the
shortest notice. d.c27
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ROWANDs TONIC MIXTURE,

FIR FEVER AND AGUE.
TINEN years have not vet elapscd since it was
l. first regularly submitted to the public; but it
has attained the highest reputation; and has sun.
planted every other medicine for the Ague, whcrrv.
err it has been known and appreciated. Already
has it been carried in every direction throughout
the United States, and still realizes more thar. could
have been anticipated by It's most s"ngninc friends.
Thousands of persons have not only been relieved,
but restored t., he llh and vgor through its agen-
cy; and they chcerfully testify, at every OPP
porunty, 10 lis decided and supreme efficacy. |.
is composed of such medicinal principles us are
calculated to renew the healthy action Of the ston.
ach, liver, and other important digestive organs
the loss of which harmony is the immediate cause
of the disease. 1t is apparent also, that it produ.
entire change in the condition of the system,
and certainly DESTROYS the native liability to reap.
SEES or the affection When the Ague is attended
viii ,,,. o,bor o,,n,,;,, Tho em,T,vmo,t NJ H.,
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC.-Unfnunded
~ rumors Of the undersigned having sold out,
o. discontinued his old and long established

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Unfounted
~ rumor. Of the undersigned having sold out,
o. discontinued his old and long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,
NJ, IS CASTOR, house Street,
Having been most Mdustriously circul .tcd by self
Interested parties, the subscriber begs 10 his
friends generally, and the public ut large that he
still continues within two doors Of his late, or
former stand, to be furnished with fall and OK
tcnsivs supply Of all the standard kinds Of kitchen
or vegetable Garden Seeds, Of the growth and i'm
por, Of tho present season, 1887.
Since the early part OF September he has re-
ceivcd ample supplies, By the packet ships VIcks
burg, Kentucky, and Arkansas, all arrived in short
passages, direct from Now York. BY the Missis.
sippi aud another packet, he is in daily expecta.
t,on Of supply Of Fruit Trees and Asparagus
Roofs having alseady received Invoices thereof by
mail.
The subscriber segs further I'd assure tn. public
at lnrye that he is Mt present as well enabled to
meet and execute orders for all the kinds Of Garden
Seeds. either wholesale retail, us he ever was
since his first establishment in January, 1922.
Country Dealers and Market Gardeners orders
filled AT The lowest and most reasonable rates. by
tho posnd weight, and gatio" or bushel measure.
Catalogues, citlrr IN French or Engllsh, NAV
always be obtained on personal Application a.
usual, to WM. SMITH.
G ,rdcn Seed Store, IS Cus,on.honso sire y.
NOTE.-A constant supply Of Bird Seed, cit or
mxcd " plain; pnverIzed soup; herbs, aud Shakers
dr.cL heshs,-".tA 4 supply of peas and "cnnH.
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSES,

w Cusomhotlse street, opposite the posotiicc.
The subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
tories in New York, and will keep constantly On
hand a general assortment # Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsupcrior workmanship aud Of the latest patterns,
made of the hest Egyptian Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and ntcs,
marble acings, hearths and boundary stone, plaster
of Paris, Roman Il Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment OF
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of the newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatest manner and ut the
shortest notice. They have first rate workmeE to
set the above work.
les JAMES KAHN & STROUD
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yPARKERS ROCKY MOUNTAINS, SC.
Il DIIRNAL of An Exnlnrinn Tnnr heuond III

u JOURNAL of an Exploring Tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains, under the direction of the
A b. F NJ, performed in the years 1885, '36 and
70; containing description of the geography. ge,
ology, climate and productions, and the mum Oh,
manners and 'us.on,s OF the natives; with Map
Of Oregon Territory, by Rev. Samuel Parker. A NJ.
Tho River and lie Desert; or Recollec.ions Of
the Rhone and tn. Chart-euse; by Miss Pardoe.
author ofihe Cityof, SD tan, &c. in . vols.
Tie Rubbcr, Tale, ' the author OF Rlehelieu,
The Gypsy, At,ila; in 2> :
The Two Flirts; or Al. s-'ure in Country
House, and other Tales, by Lady Blcssing,on. E l.
Bnlwer, Mrs Norton. Barry Cornwall, Mrs Cure,
Captain Medwin, and others; in 2 vols.
The Life ami Adventures of Nicholas Mic schy,
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by fhiz No. |.
Just re, eved and for sale by
BENZ
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PROSPECTUS,

PROSPECTUS.
THE subscriber proposes to publish. in the be-
ginning of the ensuing winter, q Condensation ct
the twenty volumes Of the Old and New Series Of
Martins Louisiana Reports, to 10 comprised IN four
Volumes 6,n.. according to tho model Of Peters
Condccsed Reports.
This work 10 now il preparation by }. Burton
Harrison, Esq Of this city, assisted by William F.
Brand, Esq. Tho Editor is also permitted by
distin guished retired Judge Of the Supreme Court,
and by ono of the sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage which
may naturally be rraped from their experience.
Such work is becoming every day moro nc.
cessary, as the original is vouminous, expensive,
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani.
fest in the other Statos of the Union, in reference
to tho peculiar Jurisprudence OF Lou'siana and the
circumstance Of the numerous principles here dos
cidet in the adjustment Of conflicts Of laws makes
the knowledge of our adjudged casos of prime ute
lty TO the jursts of tho whole Union. Moreover.
the rising republic Of Texas has adopted our codes,
and thus there is great demand for tho Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notos, indicating tho parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those IN the
m,re authoritative forums Of the other States, will
90 added to each case.
and will be delivered bound, 10 subscr beers ut SIS
per VOL; in case it should be found practicable 10
compress it into three volumes, the price to sub
,cribers will be 81 per vol.
Subscriptions RECEIVED by
WIN McKEAN,
,ej cor Camp and Common sts.
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rLOTlllNG-ln cases comprising general as
~ sort,nent of R"un,lab"nts, Pantalooms, Vests,
Shirts, &c. landing and for sale by
jl0 BRIDGE Il Co, l34 Magazine st
I ARD-'00 kegs landing from steamer Oswego and
IL for sale by Il DORSEY, "A New levee.
jal0
ENLOUK.-6OO bills landing from steamer North Star
L aud Tor sale by u DORSEY,
jalO 4 New i.evee
SPERM Candles -l00 boxes New Bedford, Just re-
~ ceived and for sale by SHALL y BROWN,
do 96 Magazine st
STATE or LOUISIANA,
RlSH Court tor the Parish and City of New Or.
leans, Present the Honorable Charles Maurian,
NJ" li!66, john H. Graham, in actual cus,o-
his Creditors; Upon reading a.d filing the Pc
nd Schedule, in This case, 1t is ordered by the
that meeting of the Creditors o, the la solvent
ace, in open Court, On Mouay the l7tb day of
Pier next then aud there to deliberate on the nj
. ofsaid nsolyent aud in the mra,tne all rrnceed
"r gainst his person and properly stayed. 1t is
" ordered that Thns. A. Kennedy, ESQ., be ap.
d" d to represent the .bsnnt creditors.
le=ks Office, New Orleans, Now %, 1888.
A MGUYOL.
bov24 CLERK
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E, JOHNS T. co,
ETATIONER'S HALL corner Of st. Charles aud
- Common streets. The subscribers having receiv-
we'd and in store their assortment of goods fir N
England, France ana HE Morrill, otf LOT sale Tie fol-
low ing articles:
do wiring d." super royal, royal
ex. large thin vellum do blue luid do do
conying p,per, at all sizes,
London aud I,rslol boards; d" ncy letter and
note paper, plain, emaoss d and coral bro
American cap, letter aud writing papers from
the Lest mills in the Union,
Perrvan Pens Of nil descriptions
Best Grr,a., and English quilts; Stephens and
P.rryan's writing hnds, Morrison's and
rertyuu's hest copying inks; English and
American f'l oatd quart" copying paper
Rodgers s. Sons best cutlery CONSISTING IN
Pocket books aud Wallets Russia AMI Morocco
leather,
English waters md sealing wax superior quail.
"; Travelling desks and dressing cus-s,
Ackerman's AMI New mans hest nature CL.,,'s,
i'r"okman and Acker""ns drawing pencils
Drawing bucks, Albums and British and Amer
lean Animals, tor 1889,
Boo~s-Eug ll<h, French, Spanish, Italian, a.
man mud Latin consisting III classical, law,
medical works. literary. &c.
Just lcccive,. aud for sale by
nov2O B JOHNS e. CD.
ANIMALS AND AIM AIN AN, FOt 1851.
(, PLENDlD London Amuas,-'The Book of Roy
3 atty, superb cord plates; Finden's Tableaux, and
Fishers nrnwu,g Room Sketch Book:
Beauties Cosru,ne>,-Bnds and Blossoms;
Wuverly keepsakc,- ~ The lmptra;
Orientnl Annual; Forget me Not,
Jordau's Portrait Annual
Carcatur. Annual; Comic Annual;
F,ienishiI's Offering;
Fisl,trs Juvenile Sketch Book;
Young ladies' and young eeutlenen's Annual
Aluric, A Watts; Christmas Tales.
american dnnua's.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir;
The Violet; The Gift;
Mrs Gi!mal's annual Register & Housewife Almanac
1inanac's.
American Almanac T. Repository ofUSelnl knowledge
Blunl's Nautical llmanac;
E.Joh.s 4 Co :. Louisiana Almanac;
Crocke,t-Comic-Germa Almanac,
Stewards diary Tor 1899, containing binnk memo
randuln for every day Of the year
f. JOHNS Il Co.,
corner of st Charles and Com non SITS.
DH-5w
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES' Pa TENT CO7Y'O.v GIN
By the Paten,ec No. s., Magazine street, New Orleans
10 BE MNN1TACTUKED IN NEW YORK by
ROBERT HOE CO.
sC.7LE OF pRiCEs-Dou6le GINS.
For double Gin Of 80 more eacl,
cylinder, making 16O saws in the stand,
with feeder anls, &c. a. Sc per saw, Or $3.50 90
For Double Gin OF 60 sa vs. VII a cy Under,
or 10 SAWS in the sund feeders, AZ.
Sc per saw, or 72O %
For do. Of ~ saws on do or saws ina
stand, at ST d per saw, 500 o.
For ,lO of " SAWS on do. 40 in
stand, Il So 80 per SAW, 300 o.
SING E-GINs.
Fs'a single gin of 80 or more, with
one sci Of feeders, b:n1ts, Sc. at Sc per
saw, $3.50 90
For do. Of GO SAWS, with feeders, &c at Sc
50 per saw, 800 90
For no. of 40 saws, with feeders, &c. Sc
For do OF 20 saws, with feeders, &c. Al, 81
50 per saw. $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for fet'ers supplied
40 cents cash; the number oftee,h being about equal
o The number of SAWS One set of feeders it is Gun
sitlcred however, will wear out TVS three OF
sows. Extra supplied al so cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered the agents Of
planters in any Of the sea port towns Of the cotton plan
ting States, at the above prices, the agents paying the
s,h sble for the amount of The Gin. A Tin wrs III,
will be sent with the Gins to rut them up where de-
sired; the charges for whose services will be extra, hui
moderate.
Iron running gearcan also he ordered where desired,
Oh reasonable terms, but will be charged extra. Hols
power, otany description, can be furnished like
terms. Small steam engines also be ordered if de
sired.
1t is desirable when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views in resar,
to the arlangementot SAWS, breasts, brushes &c Ii
is IL u they differ, opinion Some desire OF
lager diameter thar others. The most common sizr
is . or 10 inches; W some wish them - inches Some
wish or rows,. brushes All axle while others do
| not want more THAI at mosl. Some fish with s
| or teeth the inch, while others want 10 or II
W. ueh discrepancy, We prefer they should, at
The time o giving orders, furnish statement of THEN
Wishes AM, the manufacturers can fulfil them in ever,
part ocular. Where it is left TO discretion sr,
make them the most modern and approved, plan
A. order be executed, from the lime il is received
the space ofcight nine weeks, aud the Gin tia
ne place.! in the hand, of the factor To be in tint
Tor The crop, all orders ought he in the hands
he manufacturers by the first middle of May; exucp
or plantations where they are late in commencing tt
| pick or gin cotton.
b., n. B. The Patent Right, for any Of the cetto
;ow2,rg States, will BE- sold rcA souA'c terms.
| rms 6mos
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS,

THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS,
From Mobile Ala bama) to Augusta ,GcoJ
7 EANES Mobile every other da, iminG lately Sftel
the arrival of the mail from New Orleans, per thu
stenoa, EMrL,NE, l'lakely, coaches to Pensscoly
steamboats, per Pensacola Bay st Rosa sound and Choc
tachie YER and lay) to Cedar Blut, coaches theme,
via Mariana, ChattaloCchee, formerly Noun, Yer
non, l'anb, lge Pinderon; Hawkinsviile and Louis
vile, to Augusta. passenger akln his seat at Mo
bile is in danger of heipg thrown out or losing his
preference by other conflicting interests he FLOlt
ia LINE Is but ont CONCERN, and under one co. ',c
throughout and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arrival at Augusta in time specified, ,hrogh all wealth
and at season, unless unforeseen catas.
,rophe should occur. The Great New Orleans Mai
is carried ly this route. The Agents for accommoa.
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
es,iny water navigation, the time and accommodation
afford the traveller speed, certainty, comfort and pleas
ing variety; connected it were with the Rail Road
Charleston 5. G. and the steam packets To New York,
travellers ca" rea N New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II DAys"-Washiryt0n city in i2
From Cha,,ahoocl.ee, Florida, we have \ Brare
Line via Orkney and Tallahassee, to ST Marks, hor
post coaches, also two branches from Hawkinsvills
one to Aedse'lle and one to Alac"' lisht Two hors
Coaches. STOCK TONS g CO.
AUGUSTA, Goth jan 1855
Office al Mansion House Mobile
Substance, New Orleans to NOZZLE, $50 mile
Mobile to Augusta, s4,' "
Augusta to Charleston, l,6 :.
Charleston to New York, $50 $50
Time, New Orlean to Mobile, 2s hours
Mobile to Augusta, SO g
Augusta to Charleston, 10 q
Charleston to New York, Sf- 2sS
Making i6s miles per day. Or 7 miles per ho,,r. incu
sive of al stopl'ages. novlo
N. Is. l beg leave TO intern the public that 'h&
bridges over the Chstahooehe swamp and Hard Labo
creek have Just been completed the general govern
mcn,, hc nj. obstacles operating ag,ins, this safe
speedy route thus happily rcmoved aud have tn
pleasure ollie. ling from travellers tia, the coaches or
SIS, drivers AMI Dads Of the irs, orders and AS 10 III,
route from e"saco. to Cedar Bluff, is admit
ted by all who hav- passed through it To be u,s,,,assc.
in novelties beauty And safety. The bridges ,hrous
Georgia have also been repaired. } Nj e BAKER
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RUSHTON & ASPINALL'S


COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE-A speedy
~ and certain euro for the Fever and Aguc,
rcmttcnt and intermittent tevcrs; prepared from
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
versal success IN 1882, by persons OF tho hghcst
Responsibility in this city, stated the annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been extensively used in the above diseases with
such distinguished SUCCESS, that the proprietor of
tho recipe has been induced to offer it to the pub.
lie in its present form the hope that it may be
the means of relieving many Of those who are
suffering under the sconrge of our country. L, is
4 medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
according to the directions has never failed of
eiecting cure, even in The most obstinate stage
Of the disorder. 1t is not ut all disagreeablc, and
persons of the weakest stomach, and children may
lake it with IMMUNITY. 1t strengthens the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, or in obstinate cases, two bottles
to effect u cure. There is ncller mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine any thing injurious
to the human constitution. The proprieto:s are
SO we'll convinced OF its efficacy that they agree
to refund tho price Of every bottle which has been
,nksn in accordance, with the directions and has
no, effected IA perfect cure Of the fever ague.
A. OLIVER, sole agent for Now Orleans, al
his wholesale and retail drug and medicine store,
corner of Bienvllle and Charlrcs streets.
For District Agencies apply I"
je5 II. W. SMITH, 4S Cont st.
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NEW PORK a. BEEF-2O bills mess, and 40 Dbl.
~ prime Pork % bills prime Beef for sale BY
-, DORSEY,
40 ID New .evao
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- IL IL
NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE or
PACKETS.


PACKETS.
This line will consist of the following vessels,
which have been built purchased expressly ior
the trade, viz:
Ship seaman, Capt Miner,
Bark Mary, Nickcrso,
-" Trad Ferry, new :. Stevens,
" Solomon Sultus, I" Latham,
Brig Architect, g Gray.
These vessels Of the first class, have hand.
some furnished accommodations, and arc Of Ugh,
draft Of water, TO admit of their receiving aud
dlscharging their cargocs in Baltimore, at tie city.
Freight will be taken for ports on the chesapeake
or james River, and forwarded by the og-uts.
Messrs. CLARKE & KELIDGG, at Baltimore:
expenses goods shipped will be advanced when
required. The prics of passage fixed $50
ample stores of the st quality will lie provided
Steam up and down the Mississippi Wi. be kun
on all occasions. ..
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. BEDFORD,
nov27 % Bieuyll z ST,
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NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Buherv-Taters dod
Hiilman.
n, Ne' ~ Moren" (ncar tho P0nchnrtrain Rail oad)
Pilot and Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Riscuit,
sugar Butter. Milford and Water Crackers.
All the above article. are warranted 10 be of the
mrs quality, and 10 keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
Also,-Kn dried corn meal.
Orders left at G. W. Pr chard and Taga, t, Jr,
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
family use. l5nov
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n. York d Baltim ore PACKETS


Jackets FOR NEW YOlK New i"ns.
l. TO sail punc.uaIiy every second MONDAY
during the season, full or not full.
ship Orleans, 599 tons Capt. 8. senrs,
Ship Alabama, 474 do C. C. Berry,
Ship Arkansas, GIT do e s DENNIS,
Ship s ratoga, 542 do w Hathaway.
Ship Nashville, $40 do ID Jackson,
Ship kentucky, 629 do J Bunker
The above ships are Of the first class. coppercd.
and copper fastened, and having been built 10 View
York expressly for tins trade, thay are OF ight
draft Of water and almost invariably cross the bar
without any detsntion. The commanders IRE men
of great experience, and the ships will al~nys be
towed up end down the Mississippi by steamboats,
They have handsome furnished accommodations.
and stores of the hest description will always DO
furnished. The cabin passage is $50. without
wine or liquor, and there is no liquor furnished t"
the officers crew. For freight or passage Apply
on board, or 10 &c AMES, AZ Camp ST.
The ships areaDot accountable for breakagn2ot
glass, hollow wares Marble gra'ie, cooperagn OF
tin, or rust ofre4er steel, nor responsible for any
package or parcc!; uness regular bill of lad'ns
is executed therefor ut the Office of the cuts.
rov27 .s, =.
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X ERSEYS-76 bales kerscys
IL Oils barrels Tanners Oil,
n, casks winter Oil,
30 casks full strained do,
CANDLES-3OO boxes Sperm Candles, for
sale bv i. II GAZE W.
d. a. Conr,S -.
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\ CARD.
VI KS. JONES', Professor of singing, the Gu ar
~ and Piano-fore, hegs to Announce her arrival
from 'ilnsgow, and from several years practices in Edn
bnrsh and Glasgow she Aatters herself that her svs
tenn Of instruction viii give satisfaction to pusis.
Testimonials us to capabty, sc. can be shown. IN
application to Mrs. MiIIards, II Royal street.
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N A1LS-7UO kegs Naila, assnrted sizes, for sae bv
dl5 ADAMS Il WIiITALL, 67 Gravier :,
H&UN3S-Mssissippi Funds taken al Z, Front Le-
T. wee, for Groceries. dix