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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Flag Of Tie Union floats over Georgia
SoI-Tgbee Island Oecupied--Approache
10 Sarannah Completely iosed-1he Pres
idenfs Mssseq<- not 10 be Sent out IA Ad-
nance Of Delivery
wsnuIxcrfo, Nov. 29.-Dispatches re-
ceived to-day nc the Navy Department. from
flag afficer Dupont, dated Port Royal, 25th
inst, giving the gratifing intelligence. that
the flag OF the United States Is flying over
the erritory of the State OF Georgia.
Tybee Island. which he says. is within
easy mortar distance of Fort Pulaski. has
been taken possession of and the approaches
TO Savannah completely cut of. On the Is
land is strong military tower with battery
nj its base.
The cargo Of the captured British schooa-
or Marble consisted of seven bales of blan-
kets, four cases of cloth. three boxes OF
starch, twenty five boxes of tin, 100 bags OF
coffee, 20 bbls potatoes, $50 pigs OF lead. 80
bag shot, one box of shoes six bags of ar
row root. one case Of pistols (revolvers). two
cases of cavalry swords, and two cases Of
stores.
The Marble was formerly namrd the John
W Anderson OF Baltimore, and there strong
presumption Of her intention 10 run tbs
blockadde. She will be sent to Philadelphia
f1i adjndiction
According 70 present indications the Pres
dents message will not be sent hence in nd
vance OF its delivery 10 Congress. The rea
son for this is probably the tact that Il. A.
well a. the reports of the Secretary of Wal
and NAvy.will be Ike kept open ill the Ia
test moment, in order 10 make such add
tions and alterations as the constantly recur
ring events nav require.
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The Occur ID Lioa rams The rcbef BaRery-
Forfvfsro shot nnss nieif mGrk---i
sfranoer AZ Forfress Monroe What he
rarried in las frank-ConjcefDTe
FIsesi 10 b. fitted oaf as Man n Var
Nrw YoRk. Nov. 29.--The IT. Monroe
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Enquirer
announces the arrival there Of the United
Stairs gunboat Cnur Dc Lion from Wash
lng,on. She had forty.two shots fired at her
buf received only one. doing little damage.
man calling himself Bryan O'Hara, OF
Porto Rico. who came from Norfolk to-day
with flag Of truce. was detained by Gen.
Wool and his trunk examined. II contained
valuale .S;ers, some sealed and stamped by
the British Consul az Charleston and directed
10 Lord. Lions These were send 10 >errv.
tary seward for inspections. OHara IS sus
pectcd Of having been an officer aboard the
finral. which. he SAYS Is TO be fitted out
for man Of war At Charleston. and carry a
formidable Battery OF Whitworth rified guns.
lie avs the Fingali arrived of Tybee two
weeks since from Southampton via Porto
Cabili when she had seen the sumter often.
some Of the arms brought BY the finrail
are being used agains Fort Pickcns
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Night Dispatches.
FROM FORT MONROE.


Further from Pensseola-P ieheas nOs
BreacAed-Rebei Hspss-CaA for Reinforce
raenfs-BraQq kepefall--A Breach eIpscfed-
Nsvv Yard entirely destroyed bs Bro,on's
Pensacola euacHafsd-The Federal
-Braoq's Brssyas- Whaf he triH tryfo
do What IS supposed 10 BE- fie facts in The
case
The following Is the Philadelphia Enquir-
er's Pensacola report;
FoRI MoSRoE. Nov. -. p Passengers
by a flag OF truce from Norfolk this morning,
furnish some further news in regard To the
fight at Fort Pickens. These particulars, it
must be remembered. come through rebel
sources.
Gea. Bragg had not made A breach in the
foct "a was before reported.
Great excitement was preyalens through
out the South respecting the battle. but IL
was thought Bragg would be able to force
Col. Brown 20 surrender.
A messenger asrlved from Pensacola on
Sunday last. with peremptory order for re
Inducements. Bragg was at that time hope
full of an early success, and was replying at
intervals upon the fort with great effect
His regular saiyos are described as being
really terrible The General was perfectly
cool and confident. No breach had yet been
made. hut on Monday one would be manifest
when Bragg expected reinforcements, and
would storm with fresh troops and ord
nance.
Col. Brown had concentrated a perfect
storm of shot and shell upon the navy yard,
burning il down, together with all the out
buildings, and a considerable amount o. ord
nance stores.
Pensacola had been evacuated by order Of
Gen. Bragg
Col Brown had called to his assistance
five vessels of war, all of which had been
driven of by the batteries.
The steam frigate Niagara was almost rid
died with shot, and the Colorado thoroughly
disabled
Gen. Bragg had declared to his troops that
no would never surrender alive, and the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed among the
men.
On Tuesday Gen Bragg would engage
Col. Brown in front, and land large force
on the island. so as to take him in the rear.
1t is generally believed that an action has
taken place at Pensacola. between our YES
sells and the rebels, and that Bragg has been
whipped Pensacola burned, and probably
Bragg's whole force captured.
The dispatches in the Southern papers
have no apparent end or beginning and are
very mcagre.
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Noon Dispatches
Edwin James, the English Lawyer.
ON the Capture Of Slidell
and Mason.
IMPORTANT FROM PORT RoYALr
St Helena Taken by the Fed.
erals.
IA, 600 REBELS AT HARDY
WILLIE.
Rebeis Concentrating az Biua,on.
PLANTERS THREATEN TO u ~
THEIR COTTON
REBEL GU.s-S ~ FED EEs-
III M.f.SDS.
Reheis Concentrating at Biun,on
PLANTERS THREATEN TO n =.
THEIR COTTON
REBEL ours ~ FED ER-
III M.f.S-DS.

NV YoEK, Nov. 29.-Eiwin james. the
distinguished English lawyer. now resident
here, in published letter in regard 10 the
Mason and Slidell case. says when the cues
ton Is submitted by the Cabinet OF England
% the law officers. or the responsible adviser
ofthe Crown. those authorities before giving
their opinion. will, in all probability, require
from the officer in command of the Trent.
distinct answers TO the following questions.
First. We're sou acquainted with the terms
of her Mslesty's proclamation commanding
strict neutrality on the part Of all her sub
jects. during thu term OF hostilities between
the Northern und Southern States.
Second. Did YOU know that the two gen
tlemen when they became passengers. not
refugees. on board your vessel. were en-
ploying themselves or were employed in an
enterprise OF direct hostility 10 the constitu-
ted Government of the United States.
The answer TO these two questions in the
affirmative. and consistently with truth they
cannot be answered otherwise. will reduce
the question 10 very narrow diminslons.-
Should any doubt exist upon the second pro-
position. the message recently sent by Jeh.
DAVIS 10 his Parliament AZ Richmond, will
much facilitate its solution.
am sir. saithfuily yours.
Signed EDWIN JAMES.
Letters from Port Royal report an expe.
dition left on the 9th for St. Helena, and
without striking a blow took the enemy
works. The guns had been carried inland
Another expedition to the interior was on
its way.
Ia was reported there we're $4,000 rebels
at Vaudeville. twenty miles from Hilton
Head. under Gen. Drayton. most Of them i'm
pressed men.
The rebels are also said 10 be concontra,.
ing force at Button
Appearances Indicate that the planters are
determined 10 burn their crops on the ap-
pearance of our troops or gunboats.
The rebel guns at Braddock's Point. tho
extreme southerly end Of Hilton Head Island
have been unspiked and are now in readiness
for use bv our forces.
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Mualenl.

Mr.. M&sx r. cno~nx. Teacher OF VI"
&c. viii give lessons upon the flano iosis'
with or without the sse OF Instrument IN
ssrucsioa in Thorough Bass AMI Vocal u g.
either choral or with instrumental accos -
niment New popular sheet Muse. sins y
Rooks. and the most approred Instruct .
Books furnished. Apply at Music Room "
sixth street. adjoining Me- Mcleod schos
Room. 90 at her residence. Corner a Ohio
and Third streets.
A ar<t c.as. Piano Cor sale Terms tea.
eonatie dtm
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rrrnr H.rrl. Ina.. N0s. p. '6I

Nh. EpsrOn: Capt Bdggs' cavalry corn
uapv nov in Camp yIgo. take pleasure IN
stating 20 be public. and Their if'ends. = i"''
~ men ana horscs. aud vii be mustered into
service and their horses received tomorrow
evening. They will be sent, il Il supposed,
40 Kentucky AZ scouting party 70 Colonel
osufts regiment Is 5 . 6ne company aud
well equipped. having good set OF Otiicers.
Capt. D. A. Briggs: LIST. Lieut. Thomas ~
len; "a Lieut.. George Daily; Quarterrnas'er
John csrrav. officers. and men from Sulli
van county.
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Hoo Nortcr win sell on every l"s-
asv. Thursday aud Saturday OF the month
o, November. 1861. between the hours o.
2 o'clock A. NJ. and ~ o'clock ~ a. 'he
public pound in Terrs Haute. TO the highest
bidder. Al public auction, all hog' 'hat may
have been. on any OF these days within The
unhlic nound more than twelve aours-
THOMAS MADIGAN.
CITY Marshal.
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COLLEGIATE.


TIVE sxvTSTrv SEM ANNUAL. SESSION. q he
T~rrs -nsus~ fetnsie Cellese. ell con1rsnce s'n
Thnr>axv. he .ssh q September pe1f- Tee ssfne
prsS<<-srs snd I~sh~rs ~hs have - ssas ant - -
rsx~rrs t.iei ~ several dspsrtrseuts q ihe ts'-
i~xe hsr~safre. VEL. With fsw sscsptots, coutinae
m th~ Srhanl These ~i<hiss "a srtsr shsah D. -
a. tbe h<xfnuknE u possible. Any Mrtser infaTns-
ven. seasaisyue a he sshcol may , hsd - ID
<r>eelnR ~ uss~r<ixu~s a. T~<r~- esute.
salA3d John COVERT.
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The Company viii meet Tor Company dr'''
ON TUESDAY nights. aud for sqasd drill on
"Wednesday, Friday and saturday night Al
,hs Armory or the Scott Guards. until further
no,lce Roll call at o'closs BY order OF
AZ. ID. TOPPING. Captain.
Jonx Z. McFrr. Orderly Sergeant
November 20. die
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v,ox cursr NcrxrArx.--Ths 81 Ohio reg
imens. COLI II. horEow. from Cheat Noun
81, ya...rrlved Al Louisville On " ednesaay
morning They passed the 18th Indiana on
the way. which has doub,ic's reached l0e'''
vile Gro this tine
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LEGAL.


4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE
n xalce 4 hereby given tssg wili, as adrin-
,.irsfur q The estate q Adsttran !. fx<tou. De-
rssEra seli a., ffifay. ibs i7th dsy ~ Deesmhsr.
f@<f A. ruhlic suctIa The late rrsideDos q ssd
ssoess~d all he pfrscnsl prep<rty q fsd dsretsul
ssornt - rnnrk Is = taken ~ tie N3as ecrsisiing
q males bcr-rs estsis- ho<1 tafsp- ess ~ss-sr
farming hcas<koi1 anf tifebFn uifnslis. eoru IN
,ks t>A Lsx. kni variety e ethSf artrles 80 ~
ss.as - rasntlon- 4 rre1t ~ twelve
snsusAs ~fil < Fsvea al sunn pFer three eoiisrs.
~ purchaser xiTiae bp.s -ih approves s<rary,
WATKINS sslasuno xns sppFslssusnt is~a- Al
49, ~ dr. 1oll<r< 90 nps~rs cash IL hsnt sale
4, r.u..<o< q 10 e'eI~ck An.
JANIS y sAnoeD Adm'r..
ur~ - *lt-~s~
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xIxcrxps.sr sHor-A Nr- eofsAs' o.
ehslhxrille. shot man in the a''enPa Of
,stslag FIRE TO he Stable one night .A'' wees.
The lecendiary. whose name il Lew's A.
Thsupson. Il Is shoushf will die
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THE partnership existing between
ssehiin a tspple, rfcy.fieiors q The 81 Charles
ses--n 49, dissolved IN the 81 mt y rnufnsl co
r,s.s ne .,sinsss Mil ~ carried on ~ the undeT
NsnrfN sTkHfiN.
Sa.. IN. si sisAw3s
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TONSoRIAL.
Medicated Hair Wash,

DROP. GEORGE W. CANADA
4 having r~ffss-i ~ sh.,ine and Hair Dressing
saicor adjoining the TFrre Haufe Hco-e. hees leave
lufufm TIE eiflFeus ani rufc generally. thst he
4 new prepared - vAt uIon customers IN bis
saflsfsrtdry strict sft~ttss given %
shsmpoonlrg and Cuaing Ladies aDd iiilie Girls'
Hair GFo v. CANADA.
NIT
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

The Soldiers Relief Committee viii meet
atH. d. SCOTS Office ~ 9 O'Clock on Non-
day morning.
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y,9l.s... 90 whom Honor Is pre.

m. ce,nn' take this method OF &C
,,owledring the rccks..:;r s the following do
nations for the families Of .aiers ''OD'-s"
vicinity. now in the service Of TIE conh'rs'
From the employees Of the lerre haai ga :
Alton Railroad. IN this CITY, 'h'ee """'''''
and forty bushels potatoes.
I q ZONES twelve bushels pos toes
" !. Masterton cash 50.
/. Cook two sacks -four.
The COMMITTEES are r-eFared to receive
donations in cash or produce, at the room !"
the RoSs baildng. on the west side OF ne
nubl,c square, and hope TIC people VIZ ne
nronpt in sending them n.
DIV. MISSHALL.
s. IL. POTTER,
Il. McKEES, Con-
y. ERLANGER.
JAS. HOOK,
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLlRkE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
Pr'pared frsm pveseriptsn Of S.r J. Carl,

SIR JAMES lLAAkl's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Pr,pared frsm a pvssnipfsn Of Sr J. Clark
NJ -. Physiesaa Extraordinary f. fhe Qneen.
Tbis iasaissble medisne 3. unfsiline 10 tbe cure.
al tLs.e painful A.sd dAnssres. Diseases ~tch
female ooustsaton i subject. II moieraes All -.
oesses aDa removes al os-sructloa- sr.A a spe.d,
cure may be relied o.
To MARRIED LADiEs
particularly suited. ID will. in . short time
bring o. he nss.shis period with regularity
Zach bossie. price ooe dollar. bears the
aeus stamp d Great Britain. 70 prevent eoants.
leiis.
CAUTION.
Thee PsQs .hesaa nof - fales ~ rssAales dnrsag
ll> FIRs7 TBREE MONTHS q Pregnsaoy. q
tleg a., sare 70 trsag o. Msoaryisge. 6af 30 asy
a<1~r fsgs> ~ a., sffs-
Ia al esses 4 Ssrvsas and spinal Assetlons. PAN
IN NJ rack AL Limbs. Fatigue On slight ,fsrton
P.lpslAiion q ne Heart. Hy-ie-io. and Witt.
ilsse Pills viii Attest cure When al cher mean
have failed: and Asthsash q po~erful remedy. do
oct csatsin iroa. ealomel. snumo-y O. anything
hsrtfal - The Constitution.
F.ll directions In The pamphlet srouDd each
sse. Which should be carefully preserved.
sole Agent Coz he United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES. u@tsI- c. baldwin q Co.
Rochester. y. Y.
x.B.-si.eo and 6 postage stamps eBolesst 10 any
sushorsres agent. viii insure bo.is. ooutsising 60
/ r,li.. ~ return nail. sd ~ e. Cunningham
.na T. n DsaBsIiy. Tsrre-Esate. AMI ell goo
Druggists. Imy7<d~u
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ss-Any % oer rsad'rs sriicfed with scsorr1a CT
scrofaioss eenpiaiats VII DO well 20 resd The re-
marks Il cor advertising coiamhs rsspeeting H. Bal
little q the q this disorder has been lno~n
By The people, aud the clear exposition q &, fbsse
given, WIN prove acceptable and usefn.. We have
long admired the searching and able manner in whc.
Dr. AnEE treats every suhlecs be touches whstevsr
has bis attention at al. has great deal q r. L.
masters what be undertakes. and 20 oas vAO las
particle Of feeling for his afflicted fellow usAr, car
lock viii Indifference upon his isbOrs fer he sck
Read what be ssys Of scrotnls. ard see in Aow lev
worcs AID hos clearly he tsiIs Is more than We al
have xns~s q this insidious and fatal rslsdy.-
sun, Philsdelpbis, II. ocsie3su
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Hr.i HAu.-T. II. Lowerre--~ao = =
pracsical Halter. and successor 70 joseph -
ya..s. corner of Finb and Wabash Street.
IA. received biz Fall style Of blocks and has
nov on hand and i manufacturing to order
the h,pd.omess style OF Fall and Winter
Hat. a. prices ranging from two dollars up
diff
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BrAndreth's Pills have been before - work fsr
nearly one hundred sni ten years They have en-
ishiished character for safety and efficacy. which
places them IN the rsi rank Of All the meicsces q
The day. They are purely vegetable. harmless -
the tenderest age wesksst frame vet q succienf
efficacy 70 thoroughly cleans and purify The blood.
through the organs q the stomach and ko~eis.--
They aid and improve digestion. and sound refresh
ING sleep follows their Use. They have cured thous-
Ands Of cases q Tie most distressing dyspepsia Al
the symptoms q confirmed consumption have been
removed by thelr use and health has again blesse1
the once departing invalid Cossivenss-. he greai
promoter Of disease is lnfslhby cured by these pills
APoplexy and paralysis are A. surely prevented 81
The pills perseyerinsy used soon a. fallness
inienss pain Of the head j. experienced. Taous-
ands q cases furnished IN proc. Price - eenis =
box.
sold by }. II. crs1sszAs. Terre -Ha4is. and hy al
respectable dealers In medicine. lccslctvlm
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BY permission Of The Adlussnt General.
able bodied men are wanted % form CON
pany 20 81 Brigade TO retdesveas IN Sev
Yorl CITY. where a camp Ger Instruction vii
he organized. Good quaFsers. h-nsi-o"e
uniform and hrss rate horses VII e sappl'ei
Immediately on arrival In camp
Pax 81 TO So rrx NcSrH.
with ralions. closhing AMI honnts ksefy
loyal state ~ill nc represented Ia ihss BFsg
a..e. No cno willbc accepted ~ho i wiling
% enlist IA she al Regiment. a. there i No
desire OF Intention % ressrd he siiing - q
bat Regiment
Recruiting oft,ce a. tie eoush -tore a NE
Linton Block. Makes Street, Tesre Hauss
Quarters ras.ous and pay - oosan~scs wist
]. L. pRkSpEr.
L T. HoyEy,
DEIos GOULD
oeschss 2s.-dst
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sALr o. sc1sooL Frsp LsSDs.-Ihe day OF
z.le II these lands = TUESDAY. December
10Th Let those Interested take notice
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sx- Martin s.ahlin. tee enierPFis'as pro-
uriesor OF the 81 Charles ssiooa' corner o
Third ana Cherry streets. sets AZ esee''eh'
lunch a 9 O'Clock t0-Hight-
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Department !
VIII be enlarged and Farmers will ~ al times find
a fun stock Il implements 81 the best quality.
h. h. CORNwELL.
Sen. -. rScl. Sos Ia a. lac Wabash Street.

NrI' = I'sI' W. " q TO y ''-''' y
Having sold our Stock q goods 70 a.. II. Coru~eA,
the partnership haretofore existing between ~ un-
der the name and STYLE offs. Wolf dc., Is nm dss
dissolved The business Of the Arm vii b<<Settled
by 5. Wolf TO whom AL claims will be rre-snt"s Ane
al payments must b. made lie viii be found with
Mr. Cornwell and would urge the immediate scttle-
rnent Of all Indebtedness 10 the urtn-
In retiring FROM the p-orrietoTship Of The houss
We recommend 10 our numerous patrons our succ,{
or a. we are assured he viii spare no eaort 10 fve
entire satisfaction ,. VOL. a.
oc2 cwtf WV rAfAt>V
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Reh~is Report Pensacola Esscasfed
sud the Navy Ward Basnt.
rpstsrstrnsa. Not x,.--The Enqairers
n. Nsuros letter ssys rebel reports stste
that fensacois kss beea evacuated spj tbe
New Ysrd enfirels destroyed hs The tre of
~. firksos
Gee. Brs<x hsd sert ssr rcsbiorcsments.
The kve fctersi vessels assissiog coios<i
Dro~n are sd % have been rsdiled wsh
>knt
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La the equitable adjustment. and prompt Cab re-
snot.se 10 losses. tie PHOENIX stands pre-eml-
nenty Al the head of its profession; while ia extern
lse practical and rst-class business system q To-
cal agencies not excellet BY any similar corpora
ton in thc world.
ASSURANCES solicited, and policies Issued and re-
nswed in fis leading Corporation, al fair rates, ey
MCLEAN ( CRANE.
no.ldtm Resident Agents.
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Weakness OF the Stomrch and Inds, ;
gestioa.

se>uou.
AnetAer Great Cure efeoted ty BgrAsre's
Holland Bdiers,
he vile n Peter De wife. living IN Holland Tow T..
Saeieyg4n County, Wisconsin. suffered much froul
Weakness q ibe stomach and lBdigssuon- sAs hss-
been under Physicians care for ume. bpt IL
disease seeEet 70 bsfis his fkill. She purchasst
souse HOLLAND EITTEnS Al our enioe. which h.s
given tone 70 her stomach. her Appet. AM .irsngl
arr returning AEl firmly believe that Ia. i az
ether great cure Effected ~ year meaie.B@
W have sslll orocord May sobiefful cure 4
f-s.l ~ this remedy. bat must wait Asother oprr-
tanity. one thing you eAn rely upon. ~hai We have
Published are from persons much respected In onr
community aud arc literally true
J. QCTNTIS.
Rd. Sheboygsn Sewsbole. SheboyoAn. We.
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". T.. STONE
TrrzE Harm, I'm.
lie has jass reserved a larger and better
selected stosk OF Eastern work thsn ever be
fore. Which ne viii sell At prices 70 sait these
hard time-.
--AL50-
Make to order, and has On hand sood a.
sorsment Of home made WORK.
COM AND sac
A sarre stsck froEn which 20 choose.
OF various kInts a Boot and shoes
SB. Don't forget the Gold CORNER"
Opposite the Southern Bank. dlw-"im
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HOT ELS.
HOTELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
BOARD Redaced 10 - pr day!

Sine he opening q this vast ADD ooun<dsous
Hoss IN iss a has bern the single enae&vor q the
roprie1ofs - NIKE h The most sunptaous. con-
v~ni~nt AMI comfortable bone for Tia eitir-n and
stranger 90 tA.s ode the Atlantic.
And Whatever has seemed likely - administer 20
the comfort q It's guests Aey have endsavcred.
without regard 70 co-t. provide. aud 70 combine
all tAe elements o. individual and social enjoyment
Which modern art has invented. and modern t~re
approved sni the patronage which Il has eov,msn-
ed during the past ssz years Is gratifying pref
tia, their snarts have been appreciated.
To meet The exiseDSlss crtAe times. when a.. are
required u wssses lie msss flsid sossous. he
unaersfgn<a
Have Reduced the Price Of Board TO
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
at N sane unse sbstag nooe u he iaxuries With
~hsch their table has hitherto been supplied
rREADwEu- wuncoaR A Co.
New YORK. s~at. >. issl. mos
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