True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15
GARR0lI.YON IioTEl,

/ GARRulLTON HOTEL.
| Ill THIS establishment is in state Of readi-
s$%sEII mess for ttenccommodatdn Of such families
lsEAti4 may be dis losed to pass The apuroachnp
seosln AT Canolton. The Hotel has recently bceIl
newly furnished, especially the chambers which are
arge and airy; The saubity ofCur Dillon must be obyi-
ols to all who visit it. THERE'S attached to the locl
one OF the most extensive and splendid gardens in this
section of the union. The tables supplied in the
most liberal manner with the lest ofhe New Orleans
Market As tie superintendent can receive only lin ted
number otlHmilies ii may be we'll that application
should be made as early as possible. apl0 Ct
A CARD.
MI r. WILLIAMS, the Engli Oculist, informs The
lSA public that he is arrived at Mrs. Wo ceser's pr-
vate boarding house No H. Cena street. where he nay
be consulted from 10 to l O'clock by any ladies' and
gentlemen afflicted i'll their eyes and ears; and will also
gladly attend to the cases OF the poor, gratis, every
day at2 O'Clock iil to o'clock. IIe will also consent
TO Visit any aged or intn persons who reside within the
limits OF tue CITY, on receiving one day notice by let
ter, containing address, and five dollar bill, when he
will attend on the same, or the following day. between
and o'clock and give his candid opinion on the case
Entrance Nv The private door of No. ! next before
the Druggists shop.
1t is his intention to leave this city on the Is, of May
for Natclez, whence he will go On the 18th for
Ncksbnrg, thence again for Memphis on the 25th
thence for Louisville on the 5tl of June and thence
for Cincinnati the Eth
N B-A second edition of Mr.. Williams Trca,ises
on the ~ and EAR, dedicated to their Majesties The
Kings of the French, and the Eegians, $500 pages in
9mo.) may b: had of the Author, at New Orleans.
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PEARL STREET HOUSE. CINCINNATI
New Arrangement.
FENlllS extensive aud well known establishment
"a (coner of Pearl and Walnut strsets) having been
leased by the subscriber he taxes pleasure in announ-
cling to the public that the whole interior of the build
ing has been reiitted and repared-the rooms newly
furnished, painted and cleansed-anl that ii is now in
complies order for the reception ofboar,Iers.
The subscriber being fully aware of the great desire
Of the citizens to have at least one FIRST RATE
HOTEL in the city, has thus far nor will lie spare
either labor or expense 10 bring about the great desia
er"tum. His table shall in, aably be supplied in ey.
cry variety, with the best the market aorls-his Bar
furnished with the choicest wines ard 4iuuors-his
sleeping apartments keptncat and cean-and plenty of
servants will at all times be in waiting give prompt
attention to the wants of his customers
lie is particularly we'll provided for the acconmoda-
ton of Families his house contains a lurge number
OF Parours with bed rooms attached
lie Will have carriages and horses ut all times in rca
dness TO convey his boarlcrs orcustoners ON tn ir ar
rival and departure free Of e1pese, to and from Steam
lie hopes that Travellers and others will give him
call, and judge ofhs accommodations for themselves
as This is the only method by which the merits of his
establishment can be satisfactorily tested.
GEORGE EICHELBERGER
Cincinnati, April LIST, NS37-tt al2
SILK AND SATIN GOODS AT COS'T
IHNlE balance of the stock Of silks aud satins of the