True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18
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VII Subs r'cr lnHnr pu,tit4et the lease :nd fur
4 i!turno tins well known usaLt>h.nrnt, from NJ,
IL" Tor, the tate proprietor, will be ready to rec eve Vi
ter% by the LIST Vt April next.
Numerous and costly measurements will be fund in
the nrr'r%ctirnts OF the Ii llSiun liousc. New ami
more connolions bathing houses will he huiil, and
warm 'I> will l." provided at uil hours. A s,ahle
VIII be attaches, To the nuse, with good accualnpda-
IuEs for horses and carriages Fl st rate horses and
carriages will "Is, be kept for hire moderate prices,
and sail and row bouts, with persons to manage er
tor til, use Of vSltris. Billiards and other umusunens
usually found at watering places, will also be furnished,
aud 80 conducted as not 10 terterc with the comfort
and quiet o. the bonrtrrS. The vines and liquors will
hr of the hes, quality, and ensure uli supply OF
rr cargo has already been ordered, which ill arr,
about the l,i OF May.
NJ. Frederick barnard, who formerly kept popular
hotel at Washington city, will condac, This no ell for
the rrnItieGr wac, with such AID confidently assures
the visiirrs sc last year. and his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention. and thereby
expects to give geileral satisfaction.
The local advantages OF til house too well
known to need lenSi. ench description Eere. The
tuc's Tat Pensacola is the largest nuvul station of the
Govrnont; the general rendezvous OF the Gulf squad.
ROM the salnbliy OF its climate refreshed constantly i-
ting the mouths by the coolest l,crcs from
,he Gull; the beauty Of the bay and the ncigbouring
island aud rivers; the ABUNDANCE and drc;cy Of the
Ssh With which the waters a!,niinA and It's proximity
to the best Southern markets, give Pensacola the pre-
ference over nil ether places in these laUdas, as
hra!i.l, and delightful summer
Frsl rat4 boats il! between Pensacola ard Mo
bile, and viii II, all TINES he able To take the passengers
from til: New Orleans boats.
NB ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1919.
10 Gt1tlencG Wishing 10 engage rooms for thei,
families. address the Prnprs,u, at Pensacola, e,
'lr se"c!l Taylor, the former proprietor, at i!cA Or
leans.
References.
II Stafford, Esq, MtC C,.lin.a, r Nc ili.n Esq. l.,
klhv in Mobile; $ I Taylor, T. i Rca, Esq in N-,.
Orleans.
p S-A letter bag, to receive communications in
persons ut the above holc Is placed Geo Whitmuu's
eice ii 81 Charles Exch !ngc.
F'OiIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
u Travellers DESTROYS Of taking the Flordu route
via Pensacola Ia ne North, informed that fist rat.
bouts will constantly from. Mobile to Pensacola
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every u,cr nv after tin.
LIST OF May. Gunl stages viii u!Aay> lie prnv led ~,
the subscriber to be in readiness take ma senee from
Mobile, in case Of thq failure of the heats
n 3 ARNOLD
The s:na,nhoa, Champion lguves Mobile Tor Pensa
rnla twice II week feb 81 w
/ NDREW SMITH & CO, respectfully inform
A their friends and the public in General, tina,
they occupy the brick shop, 2l9 Tchoupi,oulas
street, where they keep constantly Oh baud Copper
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, Of every description
such rs copper stills, kettles, and pumps, tin bath
ing tn S, aud nil cans, c al and sizes, and al
other brass casting done at shortest notice.
Crate hairs Of every description, snc', Us steam.
boat s;itrnps, hog clia'us, koits, AMI other
kind of steamboat wor, sur!, US cLinucrs, lseec,.
e.. steam pipes.
They viii also da all kinds os out dear WORK,
sucll as zinc copper and li rnuii E and gathering,
&c. 'rney abova aud all other kinds of work in
their Inc 81! business, they will execute I, tn.
shortest notice, drc27