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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10
Nous traduisens 10 nerceau suivant d'

Nous tradu'sens 10 nerceau suivant dn
l~eicayunc du g.:
Bangue des Consolides.-A une Assem-.
tblte dss ac%tionnairas de cette banque mcr-
credi dernicr. le Bureau do Circulation a
sous,is des declaration. a rassemblss qui
montrent que dspuls 10 ls JUN dernierj Jour
OH 10 bureau exsmina los a~iiairss dc cetts
institution, ~iusqu'au ~ soht, les obliga.
tens do In banquo ~ayaient el6 dimi.
nuess Do $427,51e 80. II a alors etc r.
solu par les actionnaircsT que l%'asssmblse
APPROVE la condnite OF administration
du bureau des directeurs OF qu'on con.
vequera una assembloe dos a]ctionnaires do
cstts institution Sanledi, 10 5ne jour do
Noyembrc proshain, A IL heurss du natin,
afn do deliberer sur lstatdes aAaires de
Ia banque a cetts epoqus ct que jusqn'a-
Tors les directeurs devront continuer i d.
minucr les Obligations dc Ia bangue par
tous les'moysns possibles.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
I0uF dH IT0Isletne. DI~sIfIrf--TarOIsse
d'Est Baton Rouge.
Gates Malta, syndics,
va.
4. DeIatte, Jafnos Alley ~ 1850"
ct Joseph Monget
Les SSamcs
ya, No. 27l7.
Los mtIuca.

En vcrtn dc deux writa do feri facias lancis
dams 10 process ci.dcasna, ct a1resats al ahGrff
dc IA parojsse d'Est Baton Rofge, par pIiono-
rable c. nr dn troisiemc district, dams Ct pour
Ia die p~aroiese, j scra yeudu en- ycnfe pub
liquc,
SAMED1, ! Octobre proclaim,
D Ia maison dc cour dams IN Vile de Baton
itongo, commencant a II heures du inatiu,
tous les droits, titres, inttrets OF pfGtentions,
dc X. Delatte, un dos defendants, dams ct a Ia
proprittG ~ci-apres dectite, SAVIOR;
Deux ~certairs lots on mDrceaux do terre
sltucs proeie Ia vile de Baton Rouge, ct de-
slgnes sur le plan fguraiif arpsntc par messrs.
Gates Il Newcomb par CARTS Nos. ct Ia,
ayec tontes lea hhtISses ct amGlloratlons quj
ssy tronYeHL
Saisis pour sattsfa'ra )e %Jagement, inttrdts
ct irals dams Ie process cI-dessns.
Conditions de Ia vcntns-cofnptant,
J.. c. MORRIS.
" aoht, 90 Dep. Shtrit.
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SECHIsNE RELIGION A LA sNoUvELLE
clsIEANs.-La favour popnlaire s'exprima
lund dernier au suiot des discussions entire
rHSequo ct les Marguilliers do l'dglise
.cathoiquc d la Nile. Orleans, d r6lcction
do quatre nouveaux marguilIisrs. lLu ma
jorit6 'btait contre 10 ticket de l'tveque Of
consegaetnment contre SEES vucs. Ce
schisuofu u Ia cause de quelqnes dueIs.
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AVIS.

lie soussigne ayant ats dament romme ad.
mlr!stratenr a Ia succession de feu William
II. Young, deeedes t'utos personr IS ayant des
~reCiamations eontre Ia dyte succession sont
invites a les presenter dhment eertifees pour
liquidation, ct tous ceuz gu. hui doi1eut scat
Erles &c ysnls rsgler immediatemen,.
DAM. p. AVERY,
10 sept. 81 Administrator.
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EPATE,

Arrete par ar, Anthony Aon-et. resiaant
a Baton Rouge; lie rs Aoat, una mule De con-
leur Drum fonct, d'enyaon Il paumes de hau-
teur. marquee de ia letsre w sur Ia euisss. ct
agee a'enViron : ans, lie pzopristaiye est r.
quls ds Ia rotiEsr en- payant les frais,
J. IIUEST0N.
sep 81 Rangeur.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

lAROfSSE D ESG BATON ROUGE
Fente par ordre de la Cour des Prceees.
II sera vendu par lie soussignet Juge de Pa
roisse, MERCREDI, lie % Septembrc 1912,
sur les lieux, Ia proprjete ~suiyants appartenant
d la succession de feu Anthony Wsbb, decede !:
I'm moroccan de tarre contenant deux cent
vingt arPens, plus ca MONS, a environ 10
miles au-desseus de Baton Rouge, borne au
nord-es par les rerres de Jas s. willie, au sud-
est par Madame Brown, nord est par ceIles de
Madame HARRISON ct all sud-oue.t par Stephen
Cobb, avsc toutes les batjsses ct aniGIiorations
qui sly trougent Ia dite terre sera Iitree en-
tire les mains de F~aceaereur le premier jour
de ~janvIer proclaim
husgi lie Negro John age d'environ 81 ans.
Deux chesaus.
LIE nGgfc John et les ehevaux serort vendns
aux frais Dc Facheteur, lequel a nanque de
eatisfaiFc aux terme de la premiere vente.
CONDITIONS DE La yEETE.
La terre payable en- Janv:sr 1919, jan. Ter
1914, ct Janyier 1915, les chevaux en- j2nyisr
1913, l'acquareur fou-nissant dss bill. cts ar.
DOSES ct hypotheque iusqu'au derni.r pais-
ment arec IN interet de DIX pour ce.,t iusou.-
au palfait Placement.
II aont % Gil. TESTER, P.J.
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AVIS,

lie soussigne ayant intention de gutter Ba-
ion Rouge ofre o. vente a l'amiabla, SEES
meubles, consistent d~'artnoires on AGA gu,
Toilette, Bureau$, Sofas, Bibliotheques,
Chaises de salon ct autfos Comtnodes, Bois do
lits. somnos. Mirrors, T'sblo a ieu, Piano,
Tableaux, un assortment de livres de valenr,
IN jeu de poreslaine, toilBs ciresa, tapis, pen4
dule, etc.
Tous conx des objets ci-dersua fui ne &C.
ront pas vendns d l'amisbln le 20 dc ce mos,
seront vendns a r'encaa par J.. Boanecaze,
encsntsur. Ceux qui venlent SO munir .eront
bien de sc ranare a Ia residence du soussigne.
dams Ia maison dc =. Langlumt, quc.ones
portes au-dessous dc Ia naison dc cour. Les
prlx seront mis- a Ia portGe des temps.
Conditions dc Ia ventc-Tou;cs les sommes
au-dessous dc q%uarante p~iastres, compliant /:
dc quarante aqnatrcvingt GU jours de credit,
ct au-dessus payabIes lie Ter Janvicr lsi3, en-
billets eidosBGs a Satisfaction.
l.. M. DAVIDSON
Baton Rouge lc 10 septelnbfe 1912.
Cehx qui ont des complies contre 10 soussi-
gne sort prizes de lc. presenter ayant, OH 10
jour meme de la vcnte al'encan.
10 sept l.. NJ. DAVIDSON.
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ETAT De La LOUISIANA.
CQUR DES PREEEES.

u ssra sendu par lie soussigna. nAEDi -
4 octobre proclaim. 1912.
Cne negresse nomaee Rachel. asee de y
ans, ct ses deux %enfans, Bea age De 1 ans E,
Sarah de : sas-appartenant a a succsssio,
de fen Hardy Cain. decide.
CoTD;TIoss-Un an apEes Ia ysnta. en- OIL
lets sndosses a satisfaction ct hypothAque
SUI Il Gite propslete iuseu' al Placement fnal.
CH, TESS{ER,
3sePt 20 Pr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10
MEDICINES WHALES EFT AMEFsf1.s
DU PHENIX-Du DR.. MorFAT.
~gEMkRGUEs ~GEHEsALE

2~EhkR4ufS S~bESsALES.
Ces medicines doivent leur ROM a Ia pro-
priete manifesto ct sensible a~n'elIes ont de
purifier les sources de IA VIC, en- icnr ds,slnant
une n~olvelle Tigueur. Dams plusisars cas-
~authentiaues ct p~ublics, ces medicines ytge-
tales ont retire des portes DIV tonbsad 1es
personnes que ia mort 3 precipitait avant lie
temps, Files sont reconnues CONNIE I'm re-
mede prompt ct certain pour les f6rres bilieu-
ses, Ia dyspepsia, les POPULATIONS de caur les
rdmpe d'estomac, les maur de tete, rinsom-
NE, les rhumatisnes, les rers, r~asthme, les
mauraises constitutions, etc. Rien ne peut
egaler les PILULEs DE VIE ct le FHeN Z
B1TTERs du DR.. MofFat ! On pent 7ecevoir de
plus longs renseignemens chez tous lee agents
B. JOUkDAN, PharHfae.en est agent
Baton Rouge pour ces medicines.
WM. B. MOFFAT.
New York, 7 juliet. 80
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sAMnpr, 10 SrrrEMgRE 1912.
uT' A vendre au bureau de- Ia Gazette deus

ar A vendre au bureau do Ia Gazette deus
cents exemplaires du 2
SClllSME De L'EGIrsE ST. Louis, NILE.
eORLEANs.
Pieces ct documents ~oficiels pnblits dams
In condensation dui u eu lieu enira MN. les
Marg"iHicri ct Mgr rEpfque, Ant. Blanc.
All sujet de Ia nomination de N. Rousselon,
cure. Prix IS cents.
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ErAr DE IA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Esa Baton Rougc--Cow da
Jpohsiemc District.
James M. Elan,
w. 1924.

'"'"ss w. ''"'"' ia2oa
Mary Bergeh, f.Sw. c.
I'm vcrtu dun writade fcti facias, lance
dams ]c process ci-dcssus par Honorable
cour du troisitmc district, dams ct pour la pa
ro!sse d'Est Baton Rouge, ct adrcssc au she
rf dc la dlte paroIsse, il sera expose en- yente
publique,
SAMEDI, Octobrp 1912,
a la maIson dc cour, dams Ia vile dc Baton
Rouge, commencant a IL heures Gu II attn,
tous les droita, TIRES, inttrets ct prGtentions
du defendant dams ct a la proprictc ~ci-apres
dccrite, SAVIOR I'm certain lot De terre Eltue
dams cctfc partic de Ia Vile De Baton Rouge,
arpcntce par A. Grass, faisant face sur Water
street, dams le carrie No. /, avec toutes les
bhtisses ct amGlinrati"ns qui g'y tfouvent.
etant la merfe achette par la dtfehderesee a la
vente par la cour dcs pfeuves, de Ia propritte
de Hugh Alexander, decide.
Saisi pour satIsfdire le jusenent, Inttreis
ct frais dams lie process ci-dessus d~tsignc.
Conditions dc Ia ycntc--comptant.
l.. G. MORRIS,
~ aoht. - Dep. She riff. j
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S25 DE ~COMPENS

10 donnesai la ~yhconpense ci-dessns pour
l'arrestation de cclur qui vola une mule dams
mon etablea Baton Rouge, Jeudi soir, lie Ter
do ce mois. Get homme await etc arrtte all
moment on il ofirait la u nle en- yente, un peu
au-dessous de Baton Rouge, ct s'erada de Ia
,personne qul le gardait en- Sc ietant a la mage
dams ID Mississippi.
lie voleur est nn ]iomme do pres de six
1pieds, cheveux blonde, le TENT clair, il d une
c~icatrice remarfnable qIi s'ftend de sa levre
superieure a Ia naffne droite II etait v6tu
dun p~antalon de cotofinade bleue ayec des
pieces blanches sur les genouy, une vests de
cotonnade bleue ct i'm chapeau do paille. /
est conru a Ousst Baton Rouge CONNIE ira
valiant enhancement a fairs des pieux.
La reconpense ci-dessns sesa dennee a
cclui sui arretera lie dit voleur ct lie mcttra a
la ge6le.
| Osept 81 L. BONNECAZE,
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Cour du Troisieme District-Pasa.Sss
d'Est Baton Rouge.
Danque des Crtoyens de la
h0'Is'ane' No ego

dEst Baton Rouge.
Danque des Crtoyens dc la
Louisiana. ~
vs..
John Mcdonald Ct femme.
En- vertu dun ordre de- saisis ct de vente,
lance dams lie process CT .dessus ct adresse an
sheriff de Ia p~arofsse d'Est Eaton Rouge, par
Fhon"rable cour du troisieme district Judi
cialref dams ct pour La pars5sse ct etat susdits,
il sera expose en- yente puhlique.
SAMEDl, l Octobre 1912.
a Ia mason De coq7, dams Ia vile DO gaso.,
Rouge, connEnencant a II heuEss 81 rsatin.
tous les droIts, TIRES, lD'ertts e. pEttsntiona
des defendants daas op. a la proorsete q apres
decrI'e' sayotr: La Motto a'aa H4cseasu De
terre situe dams la paga2sss a'Ess Baton
kouges sur BiaGk Creek. aontcaa1s @isq cent
neuf ioilOo acres, Ia noble etzHs 1eax cens
citifluante -quatfe 5.l00 asses. ieeuei at &C
cofoe . Bradford pas - gslverneI6na Espa~
gnoi. ct par isi transfer e d D. Rai4er, 1t ache,
te par 10 d! NeDogaid d u1e ysate par L.
cour des preaves dc q. Raiass DECIDE. aver
toat-s les h4ttssss ct afcelpza&ions eui e.
troave0t. De plus les afgras ei-apses nour-
a.es, ssHe!s Hampton age 70 seize. ats, Lar
"a treats, Emily aiz-RgIt. Hester butt. ct Joe,
enfant age dc SIX ans
sajsis pour satistaire ls Jugeaeat. inrerets
ct traIs dans Es process ci-dessus dcsjgne.
toudltloas &c IA Yenta-comptant.
l. c NORRIS.
y 5otS Den. ShCrif.
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PAQUEBDT REGULIER,
Pour Ia NouueNe ORLEANS, Port Hudson
Bagou Sara CT Poiate Coupke.


Pour Ia NouucUe Orleans, Port Hudson,
Bayou Sara CT Pointc Coupe.
ss5SS lie capitaine Hart q
asf-+zszRsrmp l'honneur d'informer sos
aSasasar.zzaszs atnis que lie beau bateau
aeuf BRILLIANT a iris la place du PER.
SIAN, partant tous les Mercredi matln A 10
heures ct en- retournant part de Bayou Sara.
tous les Samedis d la meme heure. II s'ar-
rdte a Baton Rouge, en- montant, vers la
pointe du jour. lie Jeudi matin, etypasse en-
descendant entire 4 a g heures Ie Samedi
soir. Pour fret GU passage, s'adresser a bord.
Nous recammandons ees bateau au public.
La coguet les m~ecaniques ct les meubles
sont naufs ; il pos sede Eran's Safety VaIres
pour emp6cher fexplosion des bouilloirss,
ainsi qu'une pempe a feu ct aes tuyaux. LIE
pont superieur est en- fer pour empecher Pins
cendle, ii gonverne avec des chaines ct a a
bord I'm life boat qui peut contenir 10 gu 90
persennes. On ma cpargne nj temps, nj ar
gent ponr assurer Ia solidite. la sbonte ct Ia
vitesse de see bateau. que sss propIietaires
n'hesiteat n%nliement a otfrir au pahlic CONNIE
lie meiileur bateau qui ait iannais fait ces yo-
wages. 10 sept. 81
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Pods DU PAIN,
Flxe par lie MARE pour IA ssma,ne su2rsnte.
La FaElne etant 4 81 IS lie barll, as oness "a
Pam pcnr d K zeos
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Cour du Treisicmc Dlstrict-Paroisse
d1Est Baton Rouge.
Jules uolaison,
Va. y No. uigy.
James M. Elan ct al J
lie meme
VS.. No. 1902.
lie meme.

lie meme.
En- vertu de deux writs de feri facias lance
cans lie process ci-dessus ct adresse an sheriff
de Ia paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge, par rhono-
Fable conr du troisleme district iudiciaire dans
ct pour la dlta Paroissn il sera expose en- yente
publ cue,
SAMEDI, l Octobrc proclaim,
a la maison de cour de Ia ditc ~paroisse, COM
rneneant a II heures du natin, tous leg drol,a,
tires. inttrdts ct pr%tentlons du defendant,
}. III. Elan, dams ct a Ia proprittc ci-apres de-
critic, saVolr Quatre c~ertains lots de terre 81:
tues dams cet'e partic de la vile de Baton
Houge, arpsntse par Beauregard, ct designts
dams lie plan &c la dite vile comme numcros
q, D, 9 ct 7, dams lie carre no. &c, avec toutes
les batIsses ct authorizations qul s'y rouvent.
Sajsis pour satjsfaire lie iueemen', inttrtts
ct frais dams lie process ci-dessus dtsi, nc,
ConGItlons de Ia vsEte-conptant.
l.. G. MORRIS,
81 aodt. % Dep. Sherifc
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No. Z
ECHANGE

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uapt.
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TIL q IA n IS

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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

tICRSUANF 10 the Provisions of the Inst will
n Will and Testament of Patrick Ray. dcceascd.
VIII. ON the 20 h day OF May utxt. befrre the
Irsinia Hotel IN ihe cry ofN heslng sellto IN >
hghest bidder. rhe following real e. ate
Lot 20 8 on Nam street. on which there ore Q
esirable dwelling houses and sio.e rooms in =
business part of the city
Aso Tor no - on the corner Of Nnrkc; nd JEFF
terson STREETS, on which there is az ID house
1ERN S-One third OfIhc urchsse money IN
hand the itsldue on a credit Of one and two
Years, with interest from the day OF sale, and n
lem on the properly e. score a Turchas, mo-
nev. Inc pure hsser will be entitled 20 the rents
after the frat OF Aprii-nSxt
JOHN p BYRNE
Administrator de bonis = on
fen LIS with he will a.nrnIl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28
THORN'S NOSTRTM FOR
ANtMATtNG
THE HAIR

r. y AIDNESS-lu clsrs vhe,c tho hair be- con
y y suuli1D1ity or Otherwise prctisrpscd r. ref
I-h. the uostrrm anlidoral rower, after n re,y -.
p.clrpnE, becomes utncIuy cJa-lrar. Ius ~
BENG soft and penetrating, DC Wliscs flesh .rs
ana u1Hrls1m.Ut mo tcsayjug r.O,s. and ay F.y
lE regulating the minute srrrrtr1rs and our
71r"e'e Iu permanently cstablshinga new SIN,
ma mat ultimately realizes lururIant growth
ul HAIR. ~ 81"
co 'LS-B slowing strong tendency q, o.r-l
Wiybe Numbered 1wHuL Irs virtues Tf arr-,rv-
.s %" Operative trru1'isu ct head dress f,Tar
nnus I'D Length OF .rug lu nj. ;rg hc1ulra- of curl
aNa -.1-ri 1HI N'.. DER 'rsu one elects Ys dam
Hr H,at, tnfF bnr..l.t un ss an lnIi. aJrern-
-trFt'aI To 1rIiIHI1. hair if Ls-fGsyz Ions I'D
reality aud .i-IiHass Which greatly h,Iautsus ID.
WHI.KFRS. NusrACHEs. & The s..r,.
naius 10 yrr- u' tnouDs.r1u ave s.uarIri.. r...
tl1.'a iH .r.T'lHs ines. urn Tu.urs nInrrt4.H
where iIo hand 90 nature h1s Boon lees BIZ .r-.
u3n ordinary. Wherever HrH'IaI the u "a. r..r4.
".iI give pr1oi off lfs extra Tdl1l'v irnnuIrg +.
lNe ps'ta-i1n OF strong hair of tr4u-ccuH1ur
CuLp2EN'S HUR-For The hair rf ID.
dTgH .H.s uus''uw may justly Hc .ra.leris 4
'|.s'.HE From be- puufE1g properties DO 70 D.
ur.F o. .c1Li and dariruN and Tcri. rs flr rsr o.,
70 anHl. "Iu com. entirely unnecessary
#' E-lt vii cure every di-aa.r Of u5
scalp
Prepared ord sold by WILLIAM rrrop,,
h.mist aud 1prfueeary, NJ 53 GA SrT.sr
'Iffsuu. gH.
R.aevrd aud for sll. by
mar 20 JAMES BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28
WINEs LIOTORS.

THE. subscribers have lust re rIved from phi}.
4 adeiph IN direct ( outhr importers G. PI Is
and Ca-ks Wines and Liquors # every variety
md p'lce which 9 cy I'll RIO dealers 1nd o. hers
Bot es and IN draft no a 1tifes % sui, the TOT
lowing wellknawn Brands comprise a portion Of
tusir stock,
Nexandei SGgnsfe : q ii1c Bandy;
Casfii on Bordeaux do co
J J Duie . do do
g Jddard's extra old Cognr1c Do 1919.
Hour Glass and Nucnor GIN.
Duff ;ordon & Co -dp'r pile Sherry.
l. ,adop particular MADEIRA
[ sbfuns irC Grape JUICE az TompcTanccp sport,
harris and sons. Port vine,
Geo Lori1g sweet Mal7ls,
Trneride aud II shon Wines,
Queens White Port prlcni,d,
french Cordials IN bottles MuFcaftp U5rkhF
Ner Family Claret, rench White wine VINEGAR,
KING & CRUMBACKER.
4.,. gs N'rs Ua'cr ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28
VIRGINIA HOTEL
CORNER OF MAIN Il MADISON STREETS
WHEELING. "a.
JACOB A. KLINE

ID ESPE ~TFULI.Y informs his friends and the
Z travelling public that he has rented this well
tnO"n estabh~ hment FIR term Of wears. His
rooms are we'll furnished and attended 10. his
able supp ted WITH the best the market affords
ana hlS har with the choicest wines ahG la Inrs
Dir A. w. FLEMING. who ha. had CONSIDER.
aole eNnerience m some of the first hotels IN th,
eat, and has also been for five years first aSsis
iantin the United States hotel in this CITY. has
he N eng geJ as supcriutenddnto Of the Virginia
Hotel. ond will give his entire attention 10 the
establishment.
The pro 1retor hatiers himself that by his own
eGertons and the assistance Of Mr. Fleming who
Is wcii known To the travelling pa lc, will BE-
enabled 60 MAKE the Virginia Hotel second 20 n D
similar establishment IN the west and he wishes
all who have regard for their comfort and con.
va tltC 10 YVt /.
This hotel IS the officaofh i'm -rc1t Eastern
and western Lines Of stages, and Trav ellers can
secure seats m any rectloa at The bar. IL l.
Ealsp bat a short distance from IN. steamboat
AMONG ana as attention 10 paid TO the arrival
ana Itpalnrc Of boats. travellers can az all times
re ADVISED OF the same, and have their baggage
aAth 10 and irom the river free OF charge. ia Is