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any Foial. hosessI aidiag. ef sgiilssl Se.
eaFsty 10 rrcspe hls paliee. lnslancrs
~ he rnnsrifniifiis rKsriiindr. efprf'llly
IN Iis rsparis 81 his Sperrl,rs. haze &C.
praieliF fallen nndrr tie nl,eels sion u
he pfrsem wsitrr. 4 very foolish en-
de.,sr has hefn made h. spme OF DR.
Nrl,-srf's frlen.l<. ~ create abe Impns-
s.nn tllai lhr rrsi nfaliaas and sssrrlles
~Eirh haze rzffsrd i.is c~lsbrns III osrr
ihe xosIl rxfr mzd~ With lissir eiIs.tf and
snlllnx pre- z,ian. Esrn "a jsdsrirus
urrrr - nv Exesen. x<<k~ 20 eunfinn
he statement II Mr. March. HAT ihe &C.
DIV "a lIayne Vas the result 81 Al mos, a
les laus~' rfrriian. aud that al he nnles
I've made Tor 10 uere remained npan one
side az shees al paper. This laiirr
sialemfns j. irnr. 81 Car IS the nairs from
which be spoke were eanre1neds hui The
general impression conveyed in these re-
presentations is unjust "a Mr. Webster.
and raIrui4ied go induce very injurious
ihessirs and habits in die minds nf the
Young. Mr.. Webster had prepared him.
self far that debate with ali his usual care.
tie knew fortnight beforehand ihe points
thai would be made. The positions ihs,
wnnld be assumed, and lhc parslss that
wauId be ss<ailed. And ws have no
doabi that all lhnse magnificent passages
whIrh live in the memory and GLOW in
the heart If all who read them, were pre-
pared beforehand with The utmost czrr and
the nicesl discrimination in the cl.nire OF
words. And The same Thing is certainly
true Of many other Of his most celebrated
speeches.
Bui great az Mr.. Webster was in all
these high spheres of intellectual activity.
M one WIN has ever had opportunities Of
Judging will hesitate 10 say. that he was
equally great in The more restricted de.
parimeni OF Conversation. . lie was an
accomplished scholar. especially CONVEX.
-ans with the best portions Of English Ii
ierainrr, ani more or less familiar with
every suhjrci which engages attention. Ia
a circle ofiriends. al table. or eren in a
fcfc Aetc WIN rthEir ricuus TVS f"H-
verssiion was The richest and most ins,rilr-
tive entertainment thai ran be concris ed.
lie was somelimss hile too didpciic
10 SUN The ideal IL good cnn.ciser; bn,
mn nearer ever complained Of this as a
fault. lie expressed himself always.
upon every oreasion. and IN making The
most irifling remark. with that clearncss.
accuracy and weishly dignity which were
inseparable from his nature. We cannot
imagine richer cnnirihuiion 10 The lite
rainre of America and The world. than
would he record Of Mr.. Webs,et's con-
yersaiions upon topics Of pnblir roncern.
No such perfect collection. Of ronr.e. can
ever hc made. But ihn.e who we're
admitted Ia The high privilege Of his in.
innate and confidential soririy. owe 10
the wnrld some "reminiscences IL this
great man, Of whom the world can never
know loo much For il is only thu. that
roming generations can receive thai de-
gre of insirurlion and advantage 10 which
they have claim. from him who, in so
emphatic sense
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Friday, October 30.
The following bills were inuodure,l,
passed their fist reading. and were APP
propralrly referred, VIZ:
By Mr.. Webb: bill 10 Incorporate
III" Western Nnr,h Carolina Rail Road
Cmnpiny Capital onr milllnn.
BY MIR. :. p. Hill !: hill 10 inrorpo-
rate lie Bank Of Yancey vile. y Capital
2OO.p0o.l
Mr. ID. f. Caldwell, IRON the conmit.
lee on t'orparaIlna-. reported ia L /. the
House the rngrosseI bill 10 provide Inr
Incorporating l.u-rarav Institutions. 3d..
and recommended It's passage. Pass, d
second reading.
BY Mr.. 4. Rynnm: bill IL incotpo-
rate The tiaywn.d aud pllsb rough Plank
Rad Company.
by vi. Phillips: bill Ia give Courts
Of Law jari,.Itr,nu over alllands sold Cur
paruIi"n: blll ,n e. e t'ourls oI law
JarIs,l'rii"n ever The sale Of real and per-
sonsI property belonging 10 ua,tis; and
al-n bill 10 incnrpnraip the law God
and Chapel Ii,li Plank Road Company.
Mf. >. =. ti,li presented sundry ne.
lili"ns aad menmiials ia relation l., lhe
Is adjustment ot The coan,y al Rnfiin.
which we're referred To the te,n,nillee on
Prarassll"as and Grievances.
Saturday. October 80.
VIZ. W. Iuraer presented = memorial.
w''irii wiiilani b. my. read. was referred
70 'iir select roaim,iicr nn revising ur
the militia laws.
The Speaker presented a petition from
hr. Y. q. Clayton, proposing u furnish
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% sppe llns 8 lskltk a. s. hha noe,
h ne Htpst ~ 4paop Allt II IT,. =, -
l.g "a ll'liila''al fileei With. $50 80.
IS Do. tleAei'I. 80 itlfutd a. 80
keumi'itf q .4|fI s.-.plfis.
o. mn.,sa 2. ~ afbh. lllF rsihnsils !.
q lie Iaa.F'af} 80 sn-iIne.sd m /, a...
iaso Inc aasi sl(rsh'< PLAZA II xrzds.ll,
t~mos'ssk kIsv ifv~ ne1Fe~s is..a lAss 81 !.
and s~paf ~ bsl' ~ "shsfs<r
Nc. Phillips 'ntfadueed bill IA A.
swsy wifi eo''s'er@l > Affsaiss,; ua<a
fpassrd ~ 49, 'ea'''ne' aad was stIxsr,d
10 hr ~~eM'''es - ~ 5nd,rsssy
The f'Il"~'ng bills uefe rad he lind
lime and passed. ~
'he na'' !" P'"sm< ~ 'sk'ax ne pra.
's'e ~ s'' 20 ma w ss'e. ar. ieqair.
ing "x's'']''''' '<"as : 'efks Of tpars
."s "''
J" "'e :" sH'.'o''s' ne s'"or's 10
t"@ "" <"s'T. of' IONS 20 n>kr rom.
iF"ss'''n !" 'o,"e<' ~ 'esre lf hksag
ohe ~ o' zx@ve properly;
nc n':' 70 amrna mo hIss seeiinn az
'ne os'n e''af'rf 81 sne Hesi<ed Slssulss,
concerning estates 81 iniesistts;
.he o'a :" s'nena me ~ seriion IL he
1s''' ehslne'"' 'hr he,.sed Stssu'cs, con-
refining i'sofee ana Ahmony.
Noad~y. AsreaA<sl
Mr.. Webb in'roti"red b'lIso smrnd
The ael oi ie5e-9, concerning Tho M,hiz
laws o. ih's Slate sSd t'' Other pnrpnses.
Passed nrsa reading and referred 70 Ihe
committee on revising OF abdllsl,ink lhe
Niln'a laws. ~
NJ. Lander, nlll 10 amend t'e SD
ser''on u me Sa'l' chapter u ihe Rrsissd
Statutes. f~ssed, hf>t reading and refer
red TO ihe eo."n'''ire on The Judirlay.
PROVIDES ioF "or''nR ~ srressory 70 4
'eiony w me county ~ Which such ae-
cessoiy resnies.
~ n'f'' "''''' '''e '"''",'','s "n W.
W. Az : W. \ "e '"'''~-
=. -. ~, ~ ;msa.s''"'," e. p,,ssee.
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~, !" ,..a..s, 49, !. w, ~ NC
rn..., M, p,''a d. ~ - "'r'' ana
OIL ~. 80, ..s "' o'"'' "eso
mr.. f'.,,.s.I;.,. I'm.
;t1"n ~ '''u "'e'' 'n''a
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Aeon pl.,r p..J r'.' =. wv -"u
4 m. .nr,a..sd IN, ,'''.s... ~
49, ,.s.;,a,,..n. - rA,'s.:.,. '"s ' nv
ns.,,,sn, Sas;.,;.. .'' -
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Zee ON C,,,o,,,;.n. ,.n".'.a - ~, :.
inr,rn.,a,s r.. u,,.r,, All p NV :"
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meade,I +. na.sss. pa.'.J 81 s..', ,a
r.,
uesy' N0'e"0e' :
M'' '"'yea'' IN ne'ia'' o. same com
m's'ee. 20 wn"m was referred Dill 10 per-
,ee' ''r. 20 en'!,es maae !" Macon roun.
w previous y" me ION March. 1892, re.
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THE nEcrIoy.

The rlecfian for President and Wire President
Of the United slaie>, took place in al the states
OF the Union on Tue~lsy the % instant. The
result i, the election Il Gen. Fiankh. Pierce, Of
New Hampshire. for President. and The Hon.
William r. King. Of Alabama. Tor Vice Prsi-
dent, for four yesrs from the 4lh Of March next.
The defeat Of the Wings bis been complete. All
the states heard from, excepting Massachusetts,
and Vermont, and perhaps Kentucky and Ten
nessee, have gone foi Pierce and King.
The cause Of this result we need not now A.
tempt TO explain; but the elements Of the defeat
were 10 be seen 10 al directions. In the South
Gen. Scott was objected 10 because he did not
declare himself in favor ofthe Wing platform 10
advance Of his nomination; in the North he was
objected to because be did declare m favor Of il
even after bis nomination. While the friends Of
Mr.. Fillmore and Mr.. Webster, north and south,
were made lukewarm because their favoriie did
not rcreiyc the nomination.
While these causes Of weakness existed on the
part Of the Wings, the Democrats were gaining
strength by the union Of the two wings al the
Moth. John Van Buren,, the head Of the Free
soil party, united himself with the friends Of Gen.
Pierce and entered warmly into the campaign /;
and The whole Van Buren, party, under the SUI
pervision Of him Of Kinderhook. showed itself
once more alive and active. This movement,
aided by the cry of Sewarjisn. which was in
tended to distract the attention Of the South, has
succeeded in sweeping moi only the entire float
ing capital Of the North. bu, also the whole Of
the selfs'yled Southern chivaly.
Seeing all these elements at work, we could
not be very sanguine in our anticipation Of the
success Of the Wing candidates, hut we were not
prepared for 50 complete Waterloo defeat
The returns from this stale are not all in, and
we cannot therefore give the precise result. The
Democratic majority Of August is greatly redu-
ced. but the state has probably gone for Pierce.
We expect TO give the official returns in our
next. with something Of a precise statement Of
the whole Presidential vote.
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y0 Co
zysd6esday, November 10.

ThanksxIyinx. -Gos. Reid has issued
proclamation appointing Thurrlay-she ash
day of the present month. ss day Of Public
Thanksgiving 70 Almighty God ior the dressings
be has bestowed upoa Us, and . suppliesss
eontinusnee Of his goodness and mesey
The same day in several oshef states has been
&c, apan for The same purpose.
The Hon. Edward Everett. OF Massachusetts,.
has been appointed BY The Prsideni Secretary
Of sisir. the pot made vacant BY the decrease Of
The Hon. Daniel Webster.
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BlacksyOOd's Magazine for Octo-
her contains the following articles: |. CornrilIe
aud Shakespeare. ?. Katie Stewart. Part ". 3.
Are there not grea, Boosters among usi 4. A
Journey to Mandera. 5. Jeffrey. Part il. 6. Ny
Novel, or Varieties id English Life, Part XIV.
I. Day Dreams. s. The Death Of the Duke Of
Wellington.
Even at this exciting political season there
must he some who can find time to READ the Ma
gaines, and all such we would advise To give nm
h,ur or two az least to this Queen of them all
They will meet with excellent criticism in the
first and fifth articles Interesting fiction il the
sixth, and biting irony in the third. If they UNI
derstaad Scoch, the second may please them, or
il may not; we can't say, not having re ID it oLr-
selves. The poetry Of the numh,r, article seven,
seems to US below par" AMI far bcl,w the
standard Of Blackwood. The last article is
Just. though too brief tribute to the memory of
one ofshe best among very great men.
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Nr. John Morrison. &c Leicester. Ma
sach,isel'S, who was hilte, by spider
some ten days since, died f,nnl the effects
of The bite Oh Wedn slay last.
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was not Tor an Age,
But for all Time"

hf hahth VI iATkiVTISM.-l ne
following glnri,ns PRAYER. with which
Daniel Webster closed one of the nnhlrsl
speeches ever written by man. was fully
realized hv the great statesman. We'can
imagine his soul in he hour Of death re-
curing To this grand nvnra,ion
When my eve shall be turned Ia be-
hold. fnr the lasl time. the sun in Heaven,
NAV mol see him shining on the broken
and tlishonored fragment. Of a onre ylpri.
cns Union ---nn S,a.e. discovered, iiscor>
irn,. hc!ligercni.-nn land rent with civil
feuds, or ifenched. il may he. IN fralernal
hi od IL, Iheir lasl feeble and lingering
glance rather hrhnld The gorgeous ensign
of The Rernhllr, now knnwn and honorpd
hr,nghom The earth. still full high adj
canced. IFS arms and trophies streaming
IN NIL ihtir original lnslre. not a stripe
erased nor Imltie., no. single slar oh
scuret. hearing for lis motto every whore,
spread all over in characters Of living
light. blazing IN all lis ample fluids. as
they f,al over the sea aud over The land.
and in every wind under The whole hea.
vens. thai sentiment deat 10 every Anne.
rran heart Liberty aud Union, now
aud forever, one aud inseparabe."
A GIANT AND GIANrEss. AT Plaisiow.
in Essex cnnniy. England, there al pre-
sent resides woman aged twenty. who
stands six feel fnnr inches; the middle
finger On either hand measure x six inches;
The length ~ her arm is twenty eight
inches. IL is oaiy within The last three or
lnnr wears that she ha. attained her pre-
senl rxtra"riinarv height. There il every
indication thai two or three inches will be-
added 20 her stature. The Kenlsll pianl,
Edward Cranser. Is paying his addresses
!" this Young woman. aud HEY viii. pro
baby BE- married. t,rauser is onlv n,np.
teen years of age. ani stands seven frpt
six inches. Ills father AMI noii,er are
below The middle stature, and his sister.
are ia arfish.
Vessels Wrecked on the Florida
C0ast.-We have received circular
from +. ]. Gomez, Esq, the Spanish
Consul at Key West, in which he
shows that about 279 vessels have been
wrecked on the Florida coast. assisted
BY the Key West wreckers. during the
last eight years, from 1874 to 1851.
both inclusive; amount awarded for
salvage, S7S9,9ll; amount Of expenses,
1851 ,766--tota! Of both, 81, SAL ,67S;
value of the 80 vessels and their car,
g,es, 81 ,9iS,sI7. Mr.. Gomez estimates
that the fetal number ofvessels wreck
ed on these. coasts and reefs, since the |
island was first inhabited in 1928, ex-
ceeds 1900, and their value, with Their
cargoes, is not less than $40, 900 900.
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{ The complciinn Of The Charlotte and
South Caroline Railroad was celebrated
~ Charlotte on the 2Sh ul,., nv an I'M
mense gelhering Of The people nf
Nnrh aud South Carolina. The Column
hia carolinian puts down The number
prespn, al 10 900 TO $4,000. Spprrhrs
were made by James w. Osbone. ESQ.,.
nf Charlotte. nv Mr.. Palmer. The presi.
den, of The Road, nv Judge Ell,- and Col.
James Ga,ls,lcn Of Sc. The Souil,
Carollnian speaks Tins Of The Road:
"IIavirg travelled over The entire road
nntl observing its construction, and all lie
appnr cnanres and works, we are free Ia
saw. and we have had opportunities Of
speaking knowingly. that we know Of no
railroad of lis length in The United States
that surpassps II for snliliiy Of conslrnc-
lion and perfect completeness in every
hing connected with he enterprise. i,
Is PROFESSIONALLY the most comfortable
road we ever passed over"
The South Carnlnian says further &c
The Town Of Charlotte:
"The ,uwn Of Charlotte il evidently nm
The dawn Of prosperous career, and the
fine buildings now erecting ,be,c give
abundant Evidence thai there is energy
among her people tn a.al themselves .f
The advantages now presented to them.
Everywhere ahnnt the town thr Signs
Of improvement, aud enterprise are ri il
bic
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, June 10. Io9l
HousE-prayer having been said by the Rev d. But
ler and the journals been read
Mr. Stuart of Michigan moved that the house take up
the business on the Speakers table, for the purpose of
passing two three territorial b to which there could
be no objections
This being objected to. =sz..
Mr. Stanton Of Tennessee moved that when the Houae
adjourn it adourns to Monday next, and telers
having been appointed the motion was agreed teyeas
G3 nays 10.
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This famed and popular Summer rtnt generally Esse8
Southern country under the -
Mrs. EIZABET pRApAT and her JOHN PRADAl
mile distant from the village Of Biloxi Will opened
ont Is of June for the reception OF visitors.
GREEN OAKS well known 10 need An extended note
many years the popularity of the establishment has been
reasu The nhtua advantages cori1n ng the
prospect the Lake. the salt water AZ hows iron"
the Gulf have failed to Impress avoraby tire many Tsltorso
NewOrlenns, Mobile and the surrounding oountry.
Winner the pnrietors have mode many Improvements
and additions The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
fitted AMI SAIL BOATS will oa nt times AZ The -
rhargh-iiso tlattti at phhel
CARRIAGES HORSES may be procured NJ uenisnt
the celebrated BRASS BAN OF Ne"oresn ID engaged
and u BA Ii may be expected twice every week. .,.-
Visitors Wishing stop at the GREEN OAKS are oqes'ea 10
who will land them the wharf o.
'l' ''''N TERMS ....
ps, Week " .......,,....................sl0 Ot
> 0t
fbijren anil SERVANTS half uny1 SIN
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INT EW ADVERTISEMENTS every body |
"a READIT.
R. r. r.
RID TT.f y S REfDY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIobEN. rAIljatN AFEw SECONDS.
will THE MOST SEVERE PA!Ns I y rs FTE qe
NERVOUS NEuRALGic alt BILIOUS COMPLAINTS IN FEW
''''t'5' INTERVAL AND EXTERNAL.
in giving instant sas, to s most oen'i"s and ago
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-sUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS.
VIII h e TS on % Ss f9sPE M i@sHs
FL sRE 55 @ aa X M NE
IT HAS CURED,
w NINETY CASES OUT OF A HUNDRED'
$E5:s. $$$:s $$::'. = 81 $:$ !;S5:s
Si Sff FhPAeHE EAPAe Il Il FETEES FsTEEs SyTEs ISyTEs
SsE# S555Ls5A!S5 sHA5A7 i SEEF s;SSH55
cS f MoSbs Ros STEs s Gol SrR5N sBS
TEG 1 & lq f2b2 asG RELIEF instantly stop p
ami qucxly the discase
SICK HEADACHE.
REApy m FE W soP n TIE M2ST
at@ks It the stomach aud noutralSe the
poisoloss acis OF the system
refresh and eniven dull and heavy feelings of
''P'' 1'N 'D''e 49, IN BATHING,
Of r. With M rs h l Watch sa s.I anS 41s af S he he
body every the kH sweet and healthy
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
tLu1 he ms ps S
the moa distressing discharges and Will speedily
NEURALGIA.
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY
RADwAYs READY RELIEF possesses almost miraculous in
na,.s Gst h s @ ' sa @
departing pain has cured thousands cases in the city Of
S.Gs bs sss. s Il x Ri
and vitality which the
P'"' RHEUMATISM.
PAINS RELIEVED ~ FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the severe and efcrrCatns
Who for months were tci by Rheumatic Palms, whose
oEs bf G p S to- c al %
the RAILWAYS READY RELlEF This is the truth, and
United stne e answer for truh Of this need
sg i Y IY'R RhI tie Citizens Gs tSse ever,
Union, the hNSe tested itthenseiSes
CHILL FEVER.
CiIzLLs STOPPED IN a FEW MINUTES PAIN RELlEFEi
INSTANTLY.
Dws READY REEE l Sam in all @ SS1S, n e nsa rGl
with health strength every organ i secretion OF the system
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
Whenever feel apply EEAPY EELEt M it.
sHss Hsas ss,%S N 81 of Ttt * kay o
READY RELIEF taken euler Internally or applied externally will
few minutes stop fl E ~ aE@sG Go sa Faloa Street, Newyor
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT CO., ISL Chaltres street, Neworleans
w General Agent who will supply dealers in the Eou'ry at &e
way & Co.'s prices
sHsf$ sHss$ EfS$a s'':A's
As for r. R, f., or RAD"Avs RTAoY EELlEF. NM. ysM
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6-tIG.AR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION TO-
" BACco The Subscribers have So9,taGy had and for sss
COUNTY KENlUC.Y, ZEE AND MISSOURI WRAPPERS
AND FILTERS Ac Tobacco logsead and aes seected forthe
~ w TURNER & RENSHAW,
ss Camp and 429 Tckoupitoulas street.
la I-is
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LACEY & CO., 81 St. Charles street,
tsr BRANCH OF LACEY PIiIILIPS'S CELEBRATED tAk
NESS ACToRY Philadelphia offering the hnest ana oi
~ REP AIR NC STRICTLY ATTENDEDTo fo27 lyAW
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"a. FAHNEsToCKs yERMIFUGE THE

& n t II
,. SAFEsT AND MOST EFFECTIVE REMEDY FOR WORMS
THAT HAS EVER DSCoVEREDrhls preparation has now
o ysls and confidently recommended
chrcua medicine aspelng worms from the SYSTEM
ascertain the result oil lis Use IN
within his knowledge and obrvt9h ana he lnt
salua focts This fact ts aesed
hundreds respectable persons ~
ient country should in families always to Keep
vial preparation possession 1t is mild IN Us oPera.o
and with perfect safety to the most delicate infant
he coprtry rnsroi1unls generally. my2 d4Wt'
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Miss AUGUSTA KENT Principal Miss E. H. KENT ehchcr OF
Music successful operaounearthe High school, wAchaaof
an Brothers and Sisters where
they ach other Forty Pupils can be received
OF this Institution the best Hn most delightful on
the Cpastb between Newtlrcats and Mobile
Applications admission to either department can 1ehGdesaed
0 the untt tsigned, Postmaster, High School MI -,
fry1 3nW te93 1t +. A. KENT, Superintendent
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~ AGNoL1A HOUSE, Bill loxi, Miss lzzrzssss

ES1LOXI HOUSE, BILOXI, Miss. .-Thepub- f;;s
i respectfully informed that tiR establishment will be a
the under the OIL "
NIXON The first June Aa.d to The hose vii a 2tnH
BAR and BILLIARD PIN ALLEYS and BATH HOUSES
The TABLE will always be supplied with the deiaees Of me ra
NewOrieans Market The house is surrounded by large
and magnificent Oak Mulberry Hickory Magnolia and Bay Trees
offering fine prospect, we'll giving dense shade even
This iioA oilers stronger Inducements
children than other house the coast account o
the of which about two acres
sVy- liberal deduction will he made families mylS 3m