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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL

PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
L on the Gulf Of Mexico within 60 miles Of New "A
Orleans will reopen for the reception OF viseIs, on
JUNE LIST During the winter considerable atera- ~
tons have been made the house and grounds with the
of adding the comfort of those seeking health epose
pleasure. L
The Bachelors apartments, numbering sixty rooms We
been finished in superior aa the prounetor eeis
no hesitation saying that they not surpassed al any
watering place in the Union. 1870 s
Additional bed rooms wash houses lroniDg rooms &c
have been erected expressly for servants IN the employ OF
vsteY. IL ... ,a
BILLIARp TABLES, TENPIN ALLEYS, and Carriages are
connected with the establishment ..,,.
The design Of the proprietor Is to render ths en-
first class Hotel in all its appointments and worthy the
patronage of the citizens of Louisiana and adjoining
The splendid Iow-pessure mail steamers Oregon ana Jas
T. Day leave the terminus of the railroad daily after June
Is at II O'Clock M, arriving at the Pass at P NJ and
during the season the and elegant low pressure steamer
California belonging to the same line will leave every alter
nate morning at clock returning TO the city at IL M
next day The steamers Mobile and Montezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin, -,
Families and Others wishing TO secure rooms, VIII please
address the subscriber
R. H. MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian, Miss.
80 Letters other maiabe matter, left at the office oil
NJ udson Canal and Camp streets will be torwased
daily my5 lms 3md&W
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ARRESTED. Hocky,, slave belonging to J.
Dunn, was arrested ON Saturday last, on the charge
of having furousy run his dray over child there
hV causing its death.
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Cleared Saturday:
sh saG hsm GayeSn s G1ns Ga0n Ha Mo5gan
Bsy a haof Go
Ship Martha Washington, Green, New YORK.
Br bark William and Elizabeth Pitcher Liverpool
Holmes & Mills
Bark Columbia Beecher, ManeIIes TIC jenkins
Big Susan Soule. Bacon, Boston. Toby & Bogert
Norwegian brig Victoria; Bic, Bordeaux, G M Lucas
Sch Isaac Achron Crockett, New Y ork A Keany Co
schr L scranton Faber, BEazos St Jago. Master
Schr John RowIett, Hanon, Vera Cruz. C Bedford
Steamer Aeck Scott swon St Louis, C T Buddecke Co
Steamer John Hancock Hauk, Cincinnati Hyde Ogesby
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Fashion. Gu 50 Morgan, FIN Brazos, to u S.
Ship Leila Benson from New York 10th April via Charles
Ship General Yeaze Fairfield from Boston 18th April, to
g., Charles Beake Co u my
Ship Louisiana Dewhurst, from Rio Janero, Cd April, to
Brig Tit Roderick from Havana, 9Th inst to Jno Alexan
chr Visiter Harris, days from Tampco my.
STEAMBOATS,
Viola, Wilson, FIN Laourche.
I4atona Smoker. I'm Shrevepor-l454 bales cotton
Patrick Henry chas FIN YazOG GjtE17 bales cotton
Ahambra. Brickel, FIN Cincinnati.
Peytona Shalcross, I'm Louisville. ~
Coneorda, Pease I'm Mlikens Bend-l3O bales cotton.
Cora, Kimbal FIN Natehitoehes1ls7s bales cotton.
Towboat Star, Brown, FIN the Passes.
Memoranda.
Towboat Panther lowed down and to sea on te 9th inst
ships Canatc and Acope and schr Mediator brought up
ships Leila and General Veazie Left the w Pass the
all outward bound vessels gone to sea.
ToWboat Star lowed down and to sea on the 9Th banks
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Door BREAKING.-A burly niger, by the name
of Bill, was yesterday arrested for attempting to
break open door with axe. When Bill hears
the bill OF Indictment read, he will, no doubt, be
disposed to ar Madame Justices pardon. He was
sent to jail.
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NEW PLANTATION BUTTEI

NE have lust received a small
w lot OF very choice FRESH
BUTTER, which we recommend
TO those who are fond of the good
things.
Our Diaries are particular in
acorkiag The Butter, and every
attention is given TO cleanliness.
We have, also. a superior lot of
GOSHEN BUTTER.
CHEESE-Goshen. Pineapple.
Dutch Heads, Swiss, English and
Limberg. RI.
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THE WESTERN PILoT-A complete guide to tav +

vJ,HE WESTERN PILOT-A complete guide to travel.
1 eTs going North by the Rivers-giving a minnie ae-
scrpton Of al points the MSssp gs Uhlo anu oe
ap26 MILES c. SALE Co, II st Charles St.
ID OPT, w. WORTHINGToN, Genergt agent a an
II Collector Rodney Jefrs ctoG oo Of Soe nas
Count in This and the southern part of Claiborne cognty
Rrs Dake Evans Brop NH. JSbn M Goo2in
Ribd Peck R. II & G. NJ Bayy, New Orleans; w.
K Henry r A S. Doniphan, Natchez james James fo1 ;
Inn Tbos Freeand claiborne county Miss aP19
WORMS! WORMS! WORMS t.,;,
TITO REMOVE these Troublesome and dangeToe 9 nan
onts Of the stomach and bowels which so otten il
= hnIth and DESTROY the lives of children, use ia Ne
Tonic certain W Snd SAFE npses;a soo oT
Stomanb Want of Appetite, Inante Fever and Ague and
Debiy of the Stomach and Bowels and Organs OF plges-
Il is without exception one OF the most valuable pre-
parauohs LII "'e NATHAN JARVIS e. CO.,
apis Conner OF Magazine anu common s1es's'
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my13 GEORGE JAQUES CO.
Under the Ice House. corner ST. Charles and Poydrss
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Mpmnranda
W Nm 3 S.

INFORMATION WANTED.
IF the Widow of BERNARD BOWLES, lately de-
ceased is New Orleans, she requested to call the
undersigned where she will learn something to her advan-
tage relative TO the affairs OF her late husband
myl3 If ]. o. PERSON, 81 Gravier st.
TO MERCHANTS.
A GENTLEMAN perfectly acclimated, who at present
N out of employment, wishes to obtain Situation
Bookeeper such other capacity will enable him
realize moderate compensation for the ensuing
Address w " b. office oil the Crescent, So st. Charles
street. my6 2W
TO MERCHANTS.
A YOUNG MAN of experience. and well conversant
N with business, wishes Situation for the coming season.
in good Commission Grocery House. The best refeen-
given. For particulars, apply at this office my5 tt
SITUATION WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama who is extensively
n quanted in that State, wishes situation salesman
outdoor clerk either in dry goods grocery house. Com
pensation moderate and is willing to remain through the
summer He believes he make himself useful and profit
able his employer: Inquire at Mrs. Taylors 50 Canal
street. mhl6
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s-The Cars will leave New Orleans and Caroton every
hour after clock on Sundays. if the weather is fair
from the corner of Baronne and Canal sts my2 t1sNov
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATITUDE, % 81 30 N.-LoserruDr, 30 Win Time, 6h
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~ A reward Of eight hundred dollars was re-
~ ,gI'y offered by the Governor of New York and
"M hcElroy, of Ulster county, for the recovery
asula OF the latter, about four years old, sup
o,;s: l nave been abducted. So strong was this
b 1a'a impressed upon the minds of the neighbour
,..,', 'isl purse was made up to enable the dis
", a'iesr to pursue the supposed kidnapper
fl. Nu 80; and traced him, as he supposed through
h 'r'lIern tier of counties to Chatauque, N. u:
,oc 'elce up the lake to Detroit, and from thence
~, ~sstlada He frequently heard of man, accom-
nba. ny child, on the road and pursued the
wa.a a'Dih Will all the eagerness of hope. Months
EIs eu employed; and now it appears that the
bor,. Viow was drowned near his own fathers
Al ~, ralnui though this discovery was, ii afford
- -'el 10 the heart-siricken parents.
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One of the most deightuL residences IN The South.
&zmA THE CARRoLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS, -
==5@ So miles from Canal ST., NewOrleans ria thesa
1Eaa@H-C arroIlton Railroad. 1G-
THE subscriber has the honor to that he is now
ERs, by the day, week, month.
TERMS. -
Per Day So co. Per Week. $40 CO.,. Per Month, ~ w
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners TO order and Private Parties accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors.
Ice Creams Sherbets Lemonade, and -Dater served
at the Saloon or in the Gardens. , - r
The Dining and Restaura under the charge OF
Mr. PoUcHET of the first caterers and formerly OF
Mobile and New Orleans.
Billiard Tables Ten-pin Alleys, and Quoits
Good StabIing for thirty Horses; H.,
rsssS The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel,
ten acres in exent) laid out with much taste and are IN
fine order and far surpass anything Of the kind In the
BorouETs in great variety always to be had on appca
Every possible attention paid to Visers, whose patronage
is respectfully solicited by (myItf> JAMES DuRNO.
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n . Z Y y s .

VERANDA HOTEL.
yJ7HE subscribers associated III business Tor the purpose
of conducting this house as first class HOTEL IA
For the very liberal and constantly increasing pat 5Ea=W
ronage of the travelling community they return their
thanks e.fs~ The house will be kept open during the
Summer
+ 5 + Hl H $iR$Esru R. NUDGE - sq n
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SUMMER BOARDING
Il AT the FLORANCE HOUSE. Corner OF Camp
fri and South streets, Lafayette sqaare-Decdedly the
successive Summers this House has been well filled by
those who appreciated trial, its extraordinary merits as a
ing building and surrounded by the Square and wide open
space - Liberal gemeats made for the eattre
segsou my11 bW
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- The splendid passenger steamboats, bULlAE.
s44sE - TIN, Capt c. B. Church, and CLARKs
asS@aszsSrasx VILE Capt B. NJ. Holmes, viii continue
Regular Weekly Packets between Orleans and Mem
phis, leaving NewOreans every WEDNESDAY, EVEN
ING at O'clock and Memphis every WEDNESDAY 1t
O'Clock. Shippers and Passengers depend on the puno
tualiy of these Packets They will land freight and pasen
River, Helena, For Height passage apply on board.
at Canal street wharf, or to
mhl6tf HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
e One of these Packets is ready to freight
Monday morning
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FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.

No 81 C.AyV.AL STREEI-Under the Planters Hotel.
5sHE subscribers have received large and fashionable
and are receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival
from New York at which place they have manuactc5y
public they will briefly that they have adopted the safs
system of doing strict cash business believing this system
beneficial their customers to themselves they
charged extra price in order to cover the ossss
which those who do credit business atoGus less
sustain A call respectfully solicited.
JOHN SOUTHWELL & co. q Canal st.,
apis 3m Under the Planter Hotel.
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TIVE dH H6kE 81 TE EE EEW F6REsfA new
Is hfE asTs < SfH y
HE e fHEhFpaE & fi4f a ND
ron od s; {: sofss 8 ny Of
rs SsH j 5ss e. ,snp.. p.
work. mvot
NEW MEDICAL AM, 9oTTHER INTERESTING
MANUALS OF THE EG S}G6p AND URINE. By
~ f s Ssf - 81 ,1
fSH ca FsE;f4 Es,i3n OF P PIE f5f
So ETGE Esd X b , NJ No. S A Ap @
Noh MAH IS Mk kk' AND How 81 ~ GET
RyR MAR = EI}rsrs orNAT11RA1. PHILOSOPHY
= i EsS
MRS E'1f f3T61$ % E iTS Hs 1ADYs HOME New
MSSS F6R 81 R99k A kEF B5Ys
With numerous illustrations Edited by Miss Conelia
Waeoese ANA m ~ ae a. sEEE camps
LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS,
OSb ffass # Pg FeEnrRs
Wells, G Isl .Hsssan sfSest Ns% yorE- Pres e
PHRENoLoGy PROVED ILLgsTRATED AND APPLIED: l 90
practical standard WORK o s'5 'ssSs l. Fowler
PHYSIOLOGY, ANIMAL AND MENTAL :......:.;..,:i. 80
-'''['' '''' '''''' '''''' w ~ By S. Fowler
In
Applied selftraining and perfection Of character "a
MEMORY AND INTELLECTUAL lMrRoyEMENT -. 0o
Greatly enlarged and improved superior WORK, "a
It's laws and facts applied 10 human improvement,
RELIGION N ATIrRAL AND REVEALED :.............. 5V
Or the moral bearings of Phrenoiogy, *
VIII noie : and observations by o S. Fowler,
LOVE fARENTAGE ..--,-......''', "a
Applied to the improvement OF offspring 10
Or the evils and remedies OF excessive and perverted
TEHPERASoE AND TIGHT LAc1sc-In voL.;,..:.... IL
The powerful Temperance document IN prnt' o,
Or Psychology applied to the selection OF companions
EpucATIoN FOUNDED ON THE NATURE OF Ma: %
By G spur5he.i,m Elm an appendix ana iiuS'a 50
PursIoIoeY FOR scHooLs AMP FAMItIEs, ;;;i %
Beautifully illustrated simpGfied and adapted TO 20
youth. An
S5S m sSssd ssi Il Mt t.
oI te Philosophy Of Charming BY B. Newman
2 Her education and influence By Mrs. Hugo Red0z
IaE ealTse o SIX ee 9n BY B. Dod
A soBER AND TEMPER ATE LIFE ~. s,,,.i %
By Louis Cornaro, who attained the remarkaple
svTopsIs OF PHREsoLoGy AND PHYSIOLOGY 80. IL
"A 'e''''''''' '' By L. N Fowler 81
W It's history. ceremonies and philosophy. 20
ar Students h Of hei own character ustd
Their structure D'-sA'''' anu By John Burde Dentist.
~
lis application TO Physiology, Agriculture and Com
mefce. by Professor Lleblg.
Elements OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM :............., IL
Applied 10 the relief of human suffering.
BY Charles Morley.
PHRENoIoGTcAL ALMANAC FOR 1S48-Per Dozen. 50
Illustrated with engravDgs. BY l.. N. Fowler
AMERICAN PHRESoLoG1cAL JOURNAL :..........: l w
Published monthly at dollar per year. Present
circulation ISL 00 I'm
EprNBURG PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR lS4o:.. w
Two dollars a year. Published quarterly. Twenty
first year of publication.
For sale at the Southern Wholesale and Retail Depot
r. CS.kP Street, Meg Orleans. nYsu
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SPANISH LANGUAGE

SFANloH LaNIUaTI
~" PRIP.4TE LESSONS ONLY. III
IT ]. GOMEZ, Editor Of La PatriG, will devote few
~. hours during the day give instructions in the span
sh Language. Mr. G. has adopted and method,
by which scholar learn read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months. - ~ o,
For Terms, &c, apply to Mr.. Gomez at his office No 81
Exchange Alley Cont street at the Bookstores OF
j. b. Steel IA Camp Thos l.. White, 50 Canal St, and
j. C. Morgan II Exchange Place adjoining the Posofces
I Mr. q will at night, m9
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SUMMER HATS.
0tAMPEACHY, Panama, China Pearl, Tuscan
- BRAID, English Dunstable,, Chinese and other
Spring and Summer styles of Hats, in variety -
can be found at DARCY'S, COZ Canal and Chane. ss.
P. $. A few REVOLUTIONARY HATS, just received
his morning by Telegraph. apou
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6tEMENT.-400 bbls. Denman's and Nelson g. Browns
~ Rosendale Cement. for sale by
ms JOHN STROUD & CO.. 146 Common a.
CANADA STRAW, Leghom, and Pedal H. TS-w
~ An additional invoice Just received, and for sale I'LL
low by [my3 81 C. ID. BUNCE, 80 Canal st. 80
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600 TONS Assorted sizes American IRON viz Rount
SUU and square, from 3l6 to inches Bar. Hoop
Band of various sizes; Nail Rods, Nam, Spikes &C., 60
for sale by l.. ]. WEBSTER & CO.,
ap8 BIN rs Graver street.
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JAYNE'S AGUE PILLS.
THESE PILLS are put up in yias, containing from
l. twenty-eght to thirty Pills each, and being thus ex
cuded from the air. deeroate undergo change
are warranted if used according to the directions to be
infaible remedy for Fever and Ague.
NATHAN JARVIS e. co.
ap1S Corner of Magazine and Common streets
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HORRIBLE SroRY.-The following we find il
the Lexington Qky) Atlas:
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A ROYAL PAGEANT.

Correspondence Of the Ne,c York Commercial Adperser1
LONDON, SEPTEMBER 8, 1918.
On Tuesday, the 9Th instant her Majesty prorogued Par
Lament in person. She arrived the day previous from Os
bne, her marine residence at the Isle Of Wight and held
Pivy Council and also Court at buckingham Palace, the
day. The weather, for WONDER remarkably ine
and Of people collected ST. Jamess
Park-perhaps less than fifty thousand have hereto
fore described the royal corege, the occasion of her Ma
estys opening Parliament in state and, take for all in all
a regal and magnificent spectacle il be surpassed
The whole line of route from the Palace the House Of
Lords, mile and half in extent is wildly marked by
the Life Guards richly capasoned superb black chargers
and little army of policemen, in their smart blue uniforms
and white gloves.
Al o'clock precisely the royal band horseback
forty fifty performers in heavy goldaced coats with spen-
did instruments including kettle drums Of silver, struck up
the national anthem, God the Queen" and mme
daely aerard the Palace gates opened and the pro-
cession in motion. company Of Horse Guards pre-
coded, six royal carriages each with six horses pos
ons the leading pair and coahmen the box, besides
walking groom TO each horse either side, and three foot
men behind, all in rich state veres. Then comes
pany OF Life Guards followed by her Maestys footmen
scarlet and goj with white silk stockings and pumps, and
then the Yeomen Of the Guard sixty eighty tall
in the quaint Of the oden time, each carrying hal
BERT The royal carriage next with eight horses containing
the QUEEN and Prince ALBERT closely followed by another
detachment of Life Guards.
As her Msesy passed the cheering apparently very
thuasc and every observer feel convinced that the day
cur in these domnions.
At five o'clock the day her Majesty embarked the
Royal Victoria and Albert yacht Woowcb, for Scotland
The steamers Black Eagle Vivid and Vago formed part Of
the royal squadron. II expected that the Queen would
dsembak in Aberdeen harbor Thursday, the 7h instant
whence she would proceed to Bamo her Scotch residence
After her Majestys from Scotland the Court will
side for time at Windsor Castle and with view Of
couragng the Biis! DRAMA the Queen has bespoken five
dramatic sorees for her private entertainment and the whole
will be under the direction Of Mr. Charles Kean who will
gain very good position by the affair.
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ALEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL.

TIME TWENTY-FIVE ANNUAL SESSION Of this
Institution will the I'd OF the ensuing month
The collection OF Philosophical and Chemical apparatus which
previously age has been increased during the
vacation aud complete Laboratory has been fitted up,
and the Astronomical Observatory rendered efficient
and the number OF students being limited forty all Of whom
board in the family oil the subscriber and there being four
sden teachers constantly devoted their instruction. besides
the teacher OF Latin aud Greek the teacher Of French
teacher OF Drawing good opportunity it is believed is a
fored for rapid advancement in literature and science.
Terms.
For board, lodging, washing, and tuition, $3.50, for the
school year Of nine months, onea payable the
ment, the other at the middle Of the term
Latin and Greek French Drawing, $50 year extra.
For further particulars see circulars.
BENJAMIN HALLOWELI.
Alexandria. tUnion) 27-eo3t
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TIME ROD AND THE GUN, two Trratises on An

ROD AND THE GUN, two lreatises An
Cling and Shooting, by the author Of the Oskegh Shoot
ing Code - volume, Edinburgh, many engravings
The Horse and the Hound their and treatment Horse
manship aud Hor,edealng, by Nmrod; !" volume Edin-
burgh many engrayings.
Lieut. Col. Hawker Guns and Shooting, hmercanzed
edition, (from the ninth London,) by William T. Porter
the Spirit OF the Times, volume, engrsyngs.
Johnsons Shooters Perceptor in the choice aud manage
of Dogs Fowling-pieces, and Game volume, Lon
don, engrayings.
The Shooters Hand Book VOL Edinburgh, cngravings
The Sportsmans Library, by John Mills youme engra-
wings, Edinburgh.
Chapman the Rifle, volume, New York
The American Shooters Manual, volume, Philadelphia.
Nuttas Land Birds, VOL Nual's Water Birds vol.
The Handbook q Angling vol London, many engra'gs.
Lawrence the Horse vol. Youstt the Horse, skim
ners edition. Lebeauds Principles of Horscmanship.
Equtation Miltaire, par Dupont Paris.
Hansard's Book Of Archery, London.
The Pests o the Farm, by Richardson, volume London
Mason's Farrier, and many others.
The British aud American Stud Book.
SINNERS American Sporting Magazine, IN volumes,
one copy only, (seeond-hand.
80 And variety Of other works Of the class with the
above many of which just imported from England by
sep +, TAYLOR.
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Law PARTNERsHIP.
LYON Il PRINCE

LTUN u PRINCE.
THE undersigned will practice Law partnership in the
IL several Courts Of the counties OF Maengo, Sumter and
Greene, and in the Supreme Court Of the State Office 1t De-
mopolis, Alabama. r. 8. LYON,
aug Fly o. II. PRINCE.
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cCuOOI BOOKS, in great variety, for sale by R0BT.
y FARNIAM, corner Of Eleventh street and Penn avenue
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TO THE EDITORS.

WAsHrssroS, SEPTEMBER 81, Is4s
Messrs GALES d SEAToS The author Of the enclosed
letter young Passed Mdshpman our naval service and
attached to the Dead Sea expedition The contents Of the
letter have afforded me so much pleasure having as did
fallen into my hands by accdent-that think il will be read
by all with equal qualification; and therefore take upon nv
self to authorize you to publish it, must be read with deep
interest by all those interested in the success Of the
scions Of the navy.
Yours &C. A SUBSCRIBER.