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: FmG;S;,A-A bill has been reported,
iI,sthc VirGiiiia Legislature, authorizing 4
aloan of 81 900 900 ct State lt,ptls, t3
>nablc A,nb,,s. Humps ,SstssSIEiIyb Sstss;II
aline Of, stc;ilncrs Between Richh,Ond
and Europe. ia II itifss,.'
The resolutions introduced into the
Legislature, agiillst the intcrvensiun,f, {,
this coilptfy iR,thc sii;.ifs rf F;uruIs.,
have brcn Ibid ON the table, ON ihs,'
GROUND that twas incxpgdirnt 10 touch,
urnn the s,llject.-1tr; Iinu =
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sD We haSe received the Ecbrua.
ry number Of the -lmericun Why Re.
riec; itcontain5 an ably written arti,
Gle under the head Of ''Whig Princi
pie and its Development" reviewed a-
VIC suppose with special reference to the
approaching presil.ntial election.
We have. also, rccc:ycd the Fcbrua.
~ numbcr of The .SpuMcrn Lifcrary
Messenger, but have not rcruscd it, for
want of time.
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ANOTHER GoLD ExcIrEMESr.-Th
St. Louis Republican contains dc
spatch from sarEvillc, Mo, which
states that the town was tlirown> iNto
great excitement by the arrival of n
band of Dclnwcrc Indians from
a. hm,tla& expedition. They brought
with them n quantity of gold dust,
which has proved to be finer than Cal.
ifomia gold. The Indian from whom
the dust WIS procured says that it was
obtained onthis side Of the mountains,
about 700 miles from PaiaSvi!le. Hp
refused II thousand dollars fion one Of \
the citizens to show him the place.
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REcocSlrIoN OF THE IHpEpESpKaclgs
9F LIsERIA ny PRussiA. A.-FarcsfaeHs
itoberss has received from tho T'russis
an minister, Mt the Court nfSt. James,
II despatch containing formal receg.
h'fit2n t1 o;1,hen independence Of, Iiberis
by h!s government. ,.ss,i. :.
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Young Edgar Ncy, saa d; ;;sns igscat,
and unfortunate Marslml. is nov, an
aid de camp to Louis Napoleon. and the
same post "f honor WAS. accorded 10
him i'll the r,auguratipl, procession, as
WAS awarded to his fliler when NaIi,,G- NI,ts'
icon vas crowned, to wit the srri.i,s
hand side ofthe President. This ;titt,
dent Is r sssHrt4td ms an iiitEfatRa tfssss hiss'
the remains of Marshal Ney will snUt5
he allowed much longer to rclostc inaa>
plain and unlio.lorcd g.,,ve.,.Es5, 4 sfas'
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sS.N We learn, says the Courier inf,
Yesterday. from y private Telegraph:
.le dcSpatra rasi'iNed.;R, t!is city fresits.
Savannah, that at four O'clock yester4
day afternoon six cars containing. $40,
bnlns of Cotton were destroyed BY FIRE
at 20 Station of the Georgia ,Csntrs,
Rail ROAD, VIII %a,,AA. that about fifty Yards
ot.the track We're likewise consumed,
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@G-eA~~.-.

!" ELrJor WaIBUIroS- --.tnlpng tkeS5
r,ISSSlgses.s & 4. lost. .iIl e.s sisasaler
Ssaic!! asss s,ait =
her first trip from Southampton to sills.
British Wet Indies: WAS Mr.. Elliot
Warburtun, author ot, tlmt iltr, o ,ting.
and well known Wolk aThc Crescent
and the Cross" -
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sS..:: a rich bachelor Of New! Jef-t
scy recently died, leaving by will lses-i
s.ral le!ssspcics Of from ten To twenty -fixes
hundred dollars each, to ludies whom
he had addressed, but who had reiects,
ed him: lie said that thqy lIid. aister., issas
wards SSre:Wn so ugly that he was subj Z
cicntly grateful. Tsf
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A Cn,LLESGE.-We perceive fal;,,
thn \. Crles,.S Picuyunc, that; the
owner "f tho La Vrai Refine. Capt. *.
j.. Minnr, offers torun her against any
hprse i'll America. for ST, 900 Or sion
900 IL >ide-*2. 500 cit--heats III
twD. or three miles: weight f,r age..----c
The match To come of over Tile Meta:
rio C"irSs, i'll N.% orleans, on tho
first Monday IN April next, Il, d. ~
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eY- Messrs. A. WHirE e. Co, nj
Agents for the Banner in Sum,crville.
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sB" WE ure indebted to the Hon.
JosErn ~. WoopwARp for the Con-
grcssionnl Dtsstory f;:ass. First Sci,
sion of the Thiny-Second Congress.
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Nort1-E;.stcrn Ruil Ro;s,t.

North-E;ssteraa RnA Ese;s,t.
Our a'ty&&tion VIZ, some few days
ago calle!! tp .,Ais e!terrriss, by the ar-
-rraranee. Of au appeal in its behalf.
pnblishcss u. the Charleston papers
We have also seen very sensible
editorial Of the Georgetown True
Republican, calling the .ttcntion ,f
tn, citizens of, those districts, cpoa.
which this Rn&I must depend for sup
port, to this s'+i.ieet. I;he .sss7aisdirnn
estimates tho probable cost of the
Road at one million OF dollars. and
asks the people of NVillinmsburgh dis
trict before they subscribe Very large
y to the stock, to enter somewhat M
to calculation what amount ut pro-
thace will pay the expenses, to sn$. ng-
thing Ola 4;KiApnd..'.
Nc, conceive that inycstncnts in
fail Roads for TIPS nlere purpose of
making money arc unprotitablc. and
generally those Investments are made
for the more liheral, purpose of the
general good, If therefore, HE connsi,t ;inz--,
tion OF this Road would rebound to
ge;n!cr;asII good. such considerations, as
that referred. to, by the A.7,ubfiean
ought not to decide. But the Re
pnbiic"a goes on to ask what interest
has Georgetown in this grand scheme?
What interest have the people of Will
liam>burgh in shis matter? they arc
already convenient to toa better cot
Ton market than Charleston, ci!her by
wagon or ho4t. and when their .I,ur-
rhaScs of supplies Gun be made at mo
dcratc prices. The people Of Darling
ton and Chcraw have rs much as tnrv
can shoulder in Rail and Plank Roads
aireahy-it is presumed they willtpuch
lightly; NE would add. they have the
Wilmington & Manchester Rail Road.
II all this he rs the Hspnbiicuu states.
who are really the PARTIES TO be bcnc-
fitted. the answcris, Charleston. ifanv
Party BY, tl,s. Wilmington. s. Man
chester Road Charleston will have ull
the travclnow made productive to her
by the Wilmington line. And it is no
doubt for this purpose that Road will,
be built. Esr, Is is SAM by the Re-
publican, it is not to get the produce
of the country, through which this Road
would pass. frr they. ct that already.
What will be the result, SO far. as tho
Wilmington IL Manchester is concern
ed, is is easy to pcrccuc all freight
coming upon that Road above til, point
Of intersection with the Norrth,eastern
'Road,will loayp it, at that. point and
take the direct road for Charleston.
making that portion between the point
ct intersection and the JUNCTION with
the Camden branch Of the Charleston
Road of little importance as a part of.
the gseat. @Qnnecting link. Thcso can
be but little doubt that this chain is
started by Charleston influence, for the
purpose of special benefit to her, Let
the capis,A.S:s Of. Charleston build the
Road themselves. They are able to
oit, without calling upon those not
interested i'll the enterprise to assist
them.
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AIh IiDEs.-Ihere arc tides ofair : so. |,
we'll as of WatGr, 'eis esoke's1or ;kss5 Rp,iasifrss,
~, } lcG'slre, 'htf"fc the Smitlist6nian
Institute, said: ''By discoveries recently.
made. at. ST. Helena, it has been
f'lind that there is a tidal movement
OF tho air. in obedience to the move
ments Of. The moon, answering to Iike
tides the ocean, and pointing. it's
apex t9 : that IT, l'lnn,nag{, Y thus serving to.
fin,,trate, IN anofbsffss aspect, the
Sabine simplicity OF natures lawsn
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A SMART WoMAS:@I'Ecrc is a mar
ried woliinh, not thousand miles from
Boston, who during a late year earned
enough To repair tho entire inside of
the h,lise thht She and her husband ,os,
cupicd. On the following year she
earned enough with iser han,lS, to filrn-
ish the dwelling with new and costly
furniture. The next year she was en-
ablcd to buy herself a gold watch and
chain. The following year she pur-
chased her husband bran new suit ot
clothes. Last year she became u me-
dinm for the spiritual rappings,' and
we have not learned how much she
earned by the operation. If this is a
specimen of 'Women's rights we
know of many husband who will GO
70" the doctrine decidedly.
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aS5sp An EnulisL tonbst;,ro ,oor,

aW An English tombstone boass
the following inscription:
Sacred to the remains Of Johnathan
Thompson, q pious christian, aud an
atiectionate husband. His disconsolatc
widow continues to carry on the tfipe
and troAer tbnsiness;at the same place
Us bchrc ller bereavement. :
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'NERs NHS,

TWO DOLLARS inadyance, Two Dollars
md Fifty Gents at tho e2piraiiun uf six months,
No paper discpnl7nuea until ali arrenrnces
are rAIp, uhlsss 81, ,,Rc''op,on of the Proprietor.
Gs:ssss Al&sSrEseihenls inserted at SEVENTY
FIVE CehtS psf square, (l2 lines or less.) for
the first, and half TIM, sum for each subsequent
assertion. ~
G;R' The number of insertions 10 he marked
on all Advertisements or they will ns published
nnil ordered to. DO discontinued, and charged
accordingly. - ~
q ,s asssS LONE DOLLAR, per, square for single
inscrtion. Quarterly shd, Mobility Advertise
ments will be chargcd:iEe' s-ipE ~ q sipslS in.
scriion, md sem; ;npRsA!y tho sGms rs new ores
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.lfnot, they had better abandon the ct.
fort to recover their. ir.property .-soan-
ern Press. -
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/, ,GerFssppndenes &c ths Courier. !.

WAsnlsoTos, Fen: tilth. al
IA dGputhtion. OF citizens GfNcW.
York, presented Mr.. Clay, on Msnday,
q very elegant Geld Medal, with
q complimentary address. The cerc.
mony was quite interesting, and Mr..
Clay's reply shows that his mind is
still vigorous, though his franc is
sha tered, and his. VOICE cnti.eblsd.
Some citizens. Ut New y ork are
making movement iii favor Of Mr..
Webs e. for the next Presidency. A
sr>at meeting of his friends is called
tor tic fourth of.Nlurch next.
The delegates to The Baltimore Con
vcntion from the city Of New York,
have been instructed to vote for Gen.
'Cass, and he will, as some say, be the
ultimate choice fthc whole delegation
from the State.
The President of the L. S. has
received an autograph letter from
Louis Napoleon, advising him Of his
election as President, and his friendly
disposition towards this country.
The President has also received an
autograph letter Of. coWYian ,at.yH
character, from the Bey OF Tuunis,
written in Arbic. I'll; letter came
iHfIlsss;;A u q rich embossed velvet
SAT chcl, with gold borders, ,ssscls, and
brilliailt;.
1t IS to,bc regretted that Mr.. Burt
fas been compelled by i'll health to
a'k TO be excused from service on The
Committee Of Military Allairs, Il
position IN which he has rendered mos,
valuable services for several sessions.
learn. tlk.t the Spanish Minister
has received Il letter from Gov.
Hunt, Of New:lork, promising upon
dclibcration to pardon Jose Anto,iio
Lopez, the Spanish sailor found guilty
of murder in a row in Npw-Iprl;.
Mr.. Caldcron went on to Albany 81.
the most ilielcrncut weather, to lay the
case iavolrably before the Governor,
Or the man would iI}ye SWING bctoc
now. ~
Lola Monies appeared again Ia
night and was well received. She has
certainly convinced, or at least mys-
tiiitd tl,e public as to her personal
character. Her vindicatiyp.is pl,usiAlt.
A number If public. men have called
upon her, .and they find her, they
say an intelligent and hiyh-brcd
woman.
Mr.. Cass unfnldcd his views to-day.
in written speech, on the subject of
National Intervention. Gen. Cass'
doctrine is that it is our duty aud
policy to make Il solemn declaration -
the world Of the. oRitflens and prinn'
ciplcs yrthis Government in opposition
to the leagues Of arbitrary powers.
This is tlS,, ln2,aa siasrrSSaiti0h That
he advocates, an1ihe says it will not
lead us into any of the lnarrcls of
European powers. sWe is not, he
says, in favor of. M,ervcntivn bv.
means of un Offensive war, and he hal
in his first interview with Kossuth, so
intor:G,,d him. Such a declaratiop us
he PROPOSES, %,ill Af t4Eks, 4p. some
good. and yet not involve MS in any
quarrcl<. MIR. Clemens Of Alabama
has taken the floor to reply to Mr..
Cass.
The great majority indicated il, the
House in opposition to the restoration
Of specific duties settles tr.at question
for this session. Bat there is still
some probability that Scliu or James
scheme ot.an advance. q, ten per
cent OH il on and fine Gotten. may p; ss
-ra-.A-SD.s--r
, h.l
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'erAs Tree on, THE Jsr1Ngs.--.,EElfae lfae
PanfaIn4gE f,!, lg S5Ssr Ssr states that "a man named
JAS. Linn, while hrating, on ahe Cor.
gona Road, grew tired und lay DOWN
to slcep'unecr.ast tfees On Walking, irss.
tYuhd his limbs and body swelling, md
death soon cnsurar The Star saws that
a tree grows on. the ls.hmus upass
.%iiich,cattle avoid eating or rnmina;.ng.
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Ship Canal through Florida


The following joint resolutions, of:
iercd by Colonel Philips, Of Mobile,
have PASSED the Alabama Hose OF
Repre- 5cntitivcs:
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of III.
State Of A!nh,.!ra, i.., Gc,,eral Assem-
bly, convened, That the interests Of the
States l.qrdcr;ps on the Gull, Of. Mcxi-
co, as well rs those whose products fu.I
market through this channel, is deep
ly involved in the inquiry whether the
expense, delay, and danger. which now
burden the commerce Of the Cult III
the navigation Of the Cape of Florida,
may not be avoided hv constructing a
ship!callaf across that sstaEfi.
,. Resolre1 That such work would
strengthen the military defiance OF the
country. lesson the political importance
attached to the possessipn, of.LAe Is
lind of Cuba, and promote the agri-
C 'ltu 'al and co nmcrc'a interests Of n
ia &c portion of the Contcdcracy.
3. R.SolmG, That our Rreprcscnta-
tives be requested to urge this subject,
upon the attention of the present Con-
grcss, and if such information is not
now possessed as to the practicability
ii the wo,k, as to ju t;ty Congress,
with the consent OF the State Of Flor
da, i'll ut once undertaking it, then to
adopt the means, by surveys or other
wise, to procure the fullest knowledge
oGt'1r subject.
i. Resoircd, That the Governor of
the State be requested to furnish q
copy of these resolutions to-our Scna-
tors and Representatives in Congress.
and also to the Governors OF the scve-
ral States, that they may be laid before
t|.a,. several State l.cgislatu,.ss ut the
earliest practicable period.
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I. NoTlcE GIvEN.--1 he tiiit4dsstsfa
Government has g;Ken notise3to. .tkat,tfs:
Great Britain of.thc witlidr,iwal, 4 iUili,
tho postal arrangement Inade Jay.
treaty sonic time ago. We require,
that, for its c,,nccInicnt, one years,
notice be given by ciihpr party. AT
the expiration Of the gtimsg tls,.
treaty may be succccIcd by IN
ar angclncnt mere just and equal tlnn
the present one, which tli,uws iii:
oItwlsasa, lslails tp the (alilar,i giiiis,
by rendering the postage one haif f.a
the rate charged in England uI'on
letter by the Collins lina.
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! s Ten thousand tons of lard oil,
wcrc exported from tlsc United Stasss
10 England last yrar. i's Rs'ff's*,sfss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-28
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Crescent OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning. July 2s, 1857
CoTToN-we had another quiet day in the Cotton
market yesterday and the sales limited to $50 bales
Prices have been rather easier except for strict cas
sifcations which are held at rates above outside
figures .......s
TO NEW oRLEANs CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .sNt0eS IMidd.ing Fair l11s@i2S
Mddins. -. saiSss Good Fair nominal.
Good Middling OK SlOA IGood andlin $3.50. nominal
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales. 1abaceo, hhds;
Stock on hand Sept /, 1851. $500 2ss71
Received since ,4l36s2 1854
y yesterday. 26s-141395o 5sl.==s S
l429S40 106396
Exported to date. IS. 1,41s.504 so.2a1
- yesterday,.... 4.161=1 422665 OO0=S02sl
Stock ON hand not cleared ..6875 26l05
ToBACco-The inquiry has been good, and we heard
of fully $50 hhds sold of which Ia hds at Az 49 hhds
10 at A. H. at Az and IS at Az Sc hhds at and Is at
4he y fb.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Transactons were con-
fined to retail sales at former prices.
FLOuR-The market was dull and barely 100 bbls
taken, including 100 Common at So S7l 800 superfne
Ohio at =, 900 Extra ditto at 81 o. and 800 Extra St
Louis at 81 so p Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn was scarce, and prices advanced 3GO4e
bushel Sales 1900 sacks including s75 sacks Inferior
in two lots ut g. 400 Yellow in several lots at 56O5
and HOO White, also in several lots at Coo y bushe
Oats have also advanced with sales Of $500 sacks st
Louis at 3sf0-4 p bushe Bran steady at $50 .
1 100 tb.
PROVIsIONS-We noticed only retail sales of Pork al
$40 so U DBL for Mess Lard steady, and the sale
embraced 400 kegs and AZ bbs at liz round. Baco1
firm, with sales of 200 casks in five six lots in
Guiding l4O casks Sides at loo y OF Western Butte
800 kegs sold, in two lots at 12e y 104 half Dbl
Mess Beef brought Sc So
| R0PE-1s5 coils sold at So, and $50 at.
WHISKY-We noticed only retail transactions at II *
| p gallon for Rectfed ,.
FREIGHTs-The rates firm at I'd for British YES
sells for Cotton to Liverpool. ~
EXCHANGEs-Market frmer and we quote;
4 Sterling .ll0A0110]
/
Network sixty-day Bills. q ct dist
/ Sight Checks on NewYork.. parfO4 q ct prem
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Worlds Safe C0ssrsssss.

fHNHE attention Of the pubic u Called % tle
utility aths Our Saes
principle We s o sss. sTrara
plates hars nicl
chilling the liquid metal md mskpE
,able to the shae drill and e.ssss q " Nsfra d,
aIechsnic' sfvsss Or s ~ sor T.; -
burglar eh psftsps sss enst u.
pa, cge.hsr he burning sis%s1 naxe -
hesitate ,hsss Sss ssssasS S1S n
fnRS @ H. oniS rssly securs depository other
tss W. say further Is but it' security many q w R
osp broken po a. experience hss sed
furnish AZ short notice 81
sANk VAULTS 70! Baking nsasanss PcsSa,
rof hsn secured Llis's Bank locks -. N.w.u,.
samps oha Safes IoskA together OF No
gssnsoP.e sS hix III T. CFEITK& Assas Camp ssees.
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Port Or LEANS.

E. Wednesday, Morning July rs, 1851
90. CLEARED YESTERDAY
sSa ass e aas .a pT' Michel. f'g ssss Cha.
Zig s'Sh ossa sssss ''s'l ssfsi ss
Harris Morpan-lst dat, &
Steamboats,.
Anna, Johnson from opslo9sas
SsaIss , PIN. 5,ss i !, Msis'7lls
EXPORTS.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Pharsala: PITT bales cotton.
bb -four, IS bss z do beef. 0'' Y' ' " '''
LIvERPooIr-Per bark Charlotte: 1894 bales cotton. e.
bason rope hemp, bbls whiy OIL
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST IoUIsPer ssaer Grody Barie 1872 c lard lo bts hS
wss s. aI. g Ms',
% s 'Sr @ 30 S cSey So S0s s III
S e.: :s +
Ns- stone w" s,.,da
81 Fsssey Ell :Ssss II.
IL. ss,sss rs
IS Mss5
oowm deos DO Pegram Br,anm4s DO Addison
ShS. ss'9i" g.
WI son &coi9 Bradley Wilson &coe bellows Pickett
bsggng els Kendall Voc eco JIG do
Backmr DO, as bsggng Fornan Iatng Gco3
HI potatoes Donnelly do bs eggs Hunter
s,e W Ben,9n-i4 DO eggs bdls paper
pes Foger aco12 do Braud Adams acoe1 sack
corn artino castings TO DndeyC Gsines
Long NagoneJ orderTo!a bales
to0, 452 bids tobacco.
K D s . 7s s m
| Meekins- do Hoy-sindries TO order mi
ST MARTINSVfILE-Per Nanors 6 hides L Mann
calves and suntrieg 10 order. EfH
oPELDUSASPr bales cotton Lobit Crpenie
| rolls leather Blanchin-- snndr1es to order.
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siderable agitation but immediately relapse
into polteness and verbosity. The only sign
Of life and interest is one which Byron said and
felt was that which proved all other interests
gone. Gold now regns supreme. Nature is
revealing her buried wealth, and the human
heart throbs in response. The only crowd to be
seen in London is in the once quiet region of
Park street, Westminster, where hundreds are
waiting for their passports to the Australian Ell
Dorado ~
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
Ry-{xlueacafeSs Paint.

R1-{klueac6fe1s Paint.
soa woop sales - OTHER BUILDINGS, s1E.,n 9s
DOOR WORK. Also voR R' ALL k1NDso
H.. Ros WORK, ABovEAND -
;, s, u asss;. wArEn .,,.. ..
testimonial, IN dc eslssls.d sDcEwATER PAINT ri.
ann.ee... Agents sAaa EIGHT MONTHS
ia Ii. ses ,hs Paint sy ..s.hli.b.d. .a
es1sa e he pss :. A. s's FIRE AND FRO
oraTrrrcsrr OF IL : MILLER O. ArrAKapAs
M z. 4 = ssss u e.
ND Ss made j. ss Agents. Msss. BdsEsT
% Aesnsi planter. "a osssrs
3 90 ..ss =.
hss ya %sTss
K.-rss As.s.pss sl xsss2 i. 1854 JOHN = Ai
cvn r,v,c MN ~ Z o,. :. sr m Are ruox sson
VEN - - "a 81 II sTsAMHR l MAGNOLIA n
Having painted Il 4. s ss'ss 4 s
,hsssy s,ys ~ ss.lls
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, o.
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HoLLYwooD HOUSE, Eastern Shore Of q

Mobile Bay FREEMAN d SMITH, Proprietor. Thia n
sstsbshnsnt WILL fayoatly fr III beautiful scenery
walks spend shower
baths bathing with ito firm candy boitom excellent roads
running the entire absence mosultosa
renders this sasAne TIE ssason 70 @
every from the beenning good
evidence Of its being the right sor Of place.
The bali the appcsna nom as CITY o. Nsw
Orleans alone could scromnodated
made during
ROOM and seat Two hundsd md
orty persous BILLIARD SALOON will added The other
ann.ernsuis SLEEPING APARTMENI6 ev bssn
.i,s isss.
The prop,etors will be untng plssss
now daily Communication by ~h Mobis shcsy
low pressure route
~ This establishment Ia ready for viaore
-.f JAMES n SMITH
Hollywood. Baldwin county, Aa May ~ lsss nya1 saAw