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Naples, July 18th, 1913. fys 1yo
Sold nELYIn New OFleauG at So POYDRAS STREE


FO. 4. u
INVALUABLE UISC0VERY-NO PAY REQUIRED
few days by regular physoaa without other
poisOnout medicines, At No. 80 CUsroMHOUsE sTRKET,
New Orleans, Louisiana. 90,
Dr. MULLEN calia the attention Of those afflicted with
any of the forms Of certain Disease to his general adye
tisement in another column. The treatment adopted By
Surgeon. of Paris London and New York and its unveI
success has proved beyond doubt that psrmanent cure
for this Of constitutional syphilis, ROnOUh@a
Etcufe enlargement OF the PROSTATE gandE, deases in
duoed by certain solitary practice etc. etc., can now be Oh
tansd to moral certainty, application be made 70 thOao
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, all the many
that have under his care have been cured without
siRae exception. Some Of these Of yeAH standing
One remarkable Of structure 30 old has been cured
to the guTprss Of the patient The gentleman CWhoEe
zpeotabiy ia known to tine citizens of New Oreana) is 81
Treatment Of structure IL not known south OF rev HorE.
Ills treatment Of gOnOrhgH and glee is the most perfect
discovered II is the Shortest safest a1d IuIe The
patient ak0s COpaiva cubebs, turpentne other
dOBss hu is obtained IN two days without
pain, Inconvenience change Of diet go No unless
cure is effected within the time named.
lMPOTBHCY ~ Dung men or OtheIs who, BY seLual ex
5slpOlutOa may have brought on themselves
Of the painful consequences resulting from unTestTined
indulgence of the paSsionE, such premature impo
tsney involuntary seminal smizsiOnE, general debility
constitutional dsfange may consult Dr. Mullen with
hOnofabie condolences be often them perfect cure The
BtIetegt aeeresy observed.
Dr. Mullen be COnBulsd daily at bis Office, No. 80
CuStOmhouls st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ. D.
~ Remainder No. IS CuttomhouEe st jyl5h
NO. 10 CHROvDELET STREET.. Sign of tho
.H1SCldpiaN StatBe.
DR. LERQY's and PEI ETIER5s Cof PsIs) Con-
y y MTXTJTRE and 4 .VWNRREAL Specific.
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NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE. AFFLICTED
IL Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run, in
consulting Physicians for the cure Of private diseasea
owing to the utter dsquacHtio1s of those who pTOtel
to cure such cases deem to be nothing bat Of
kndpess towards the unfortunately afflicted, well sheer
justice to Or. MULLEN no. SO CUsTOEHoUsE STREET,
70 state that in the yeaI 1876 sOey afflicted with syphi
lis, in its worst and most appalling form, and oT seyeTsl
months together was under the best regular medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans, without being at ali benefit
ted-indeed grew worse. At length heard Of Dr. N ul.
lens great reputation applied to him, and to great
10y in three weeks lie restored to perfect health Sub
'eiggS 'e" Oil'snA' 'aA' iAMTJFT, RoBFRTsON
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THO THOSE AFFILIATED WITH tllN EhEAAI BlSs'
EASESThe reputation OF the writer is so well eGtab-
Ihed that all that necessary 70 to these who have peer
unfortunate have contracted OF those dread
FIJI diseases known and called Secret Dseases, in any part OF
their various forms is that the writer after most success
full practice of twentyx yeaIs confined strictly to Nanefea
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood Chavng treated and
lisved many hundreds who were past all hope many Of
whom had been under the treatment of eminent physc8na
without receiving bsnet enabled to offer you posi-
lively safe certain and speedy Should any OF the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
before applying elsewhere, and avail themselves Ofths bsne-
TITS Of the zubscrbers long and successful experience.
Visit 3. Il. MULLEN. Sc Customhouse It,
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES,

"BR VIZ FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY
TNR LARZETTFS JUNO CORDIAL. OR PRO
~ CREATIVE ELIXIR.-This is the only actual rene
dY discovered for lmpotenoy General Debility, Noe
tarna Emissions and all diseases oecslioned By certain
c habiis; and many Of the recently recommended
the complaints worthless limitations which us
unrvaed EXCELLENCE, fame and popularity have brought
United States unanimous IN their Recommendations Of
The JUNO CORDIAL and have not given their sanction
u single instance that has been authenticated any
relieved by the Juno Cordial are generally such leave
pu0pretO could produce host OF the most conclusive
testimony show that the great reputation that it enjoys
positive and apparently miraculous virtues In a dlfeconi
aTe to be found the happy parents of healthy offspring who
would ot have been 10 but or this extraordinary pfepara.
ton. Audit equally potent IN the many diseases lo winch
il is recommended Objection has been naturally made 10
the pcs Of the Juno Cordial, because the trash that hsI
been thrown IN the market IN opposition to n SOLO cheaper
but the fact is the Cordial le afforded for less, and
ought to be much dea1e as many Of the Ingredients which
II the costes things IN nature whereas
the Others made Of chesp drugs, worth but little in mo
reliance may be placed in the Juno Cordial in the d
Iov W. Ioss Of MuiS1iaT Energy Physical LasSitads
and General PoBtratOn, nabity, and all Nervous Alice
oOnhaa Whites, and Fuor Albos and every disease in
any way connected with the disorder Of the PrOce9ve
relief and if used directed is almost certain to produce
positive and permanent cure Peuons about 70 marry,
should take tHs CORDIAL, as i viii inialIbiy resoTs
health and vigof in brief period and where want Of or
beneficial resua may be anticipated with confidence 4 is
the precedence in Italy and will in all other countries where
Il also possesses he unrivusd qualities Of iuopaut
Consumptioni and have It with great success 70
patients who have sought delightful climate for the KsO
ration of their heah and the result is that medicine has
been added to the catalogue for the cure Of nopent con-
sumpuon. . ~
pointed Mesg JUDSON & CO, Of the city Of New York,
in the United States of America my sole Agents for it's sale;
and none can be genuine qRs l Sgms1 5E94gF them
N.. 1r,, 7s,b 15 A45NIoHlo hAhAEA IL i a ~ u,
T4~,vTovJ cyi@ FSlS17
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A WoEDERFUL DEFoRMITY.- Richmond
Republican mentions the arrival there Of one of
the most remarkable instances of human malform-
alton probably in existence. The unfortunate per
son is a young man from Rowan county, N. c.,
apparently about q or % years Of age. Instead
the wrist, making a malformation at the termina-
lion Of each arm resembling the letter v on the
ends Of which the usual appendages to fingers.
Tho Republican will not attempt to describe his
neither limbs, as it would be both difficult and
revolving undertaking. The young man stated that
his health was very good. What his motive was,
in coming so far from home, it is unable to say,
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for the cure of GonOThRa.
elect, Structures, VenereaI
diseases, etc, etc.
In offering these prepa.
ratIOns to the public,
Doctors Leroy and Pelstiel
fsaTiessly hazard the asser,
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
qUaled, either for Their
curative properties or fOl
mildness, safety and Ger.
taintY in their operations,
by any other preparation
compounded for similar
puTpOsess now before the
public.
Long standing cases OF
GOROTThBG, GLest, StTic.
lures, Pains IN the LOits.
HHfssa1511 ~ 3ss FIn H. "a ~ -
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2 NJ The light-fngersd gentry wear, says a Lon
don paper, short coats, with pockets outside. In a
crowd, their hands are always, TO prevent suspi-
cioB, in their pockets, which, however, have a
large hole in the bottom. Through which aper-
ture they manage to push their hands, and, in
many cases, unperceived and undetected, contrive
TO make free with the contents Of the pockets Of
those whom they have been standing near.
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CERTIFICATES OF QUALITY;
ug are selected from a number reCei'

The following selected frOm number received By the
O9S!nnp2;fcaie of VIM j. McApine, Chief Engineer Dry
D6ck Office u S. Navy Yard Brooklyn, Nov 10, 1913.
N 35b0U Il man concern have been informed that the
Newark and ROsendale Lime and Cement Company have
purchased the QuaInes and Mills lately owned by Hon.
fluTh White at WhespOu, UlsterCOunty N L. and have
hean asked state knowledge OF the character of the
Cenenf made by Mr.. White. have used large quantity
II emen (ay 100 900 barres) the enlargement of the
re Canal at and Albany. considerable portion Of
III was manufactured by Mr. White and uniformly of
mnEt excellent character indeed II the best brought
To that market The tests before using were severe and
mi verv few barrels rejected. have been informed
nat the Cement sustained the same excellent character
he Croton Aqueduct WIN. J. MCALPINE, Engineer.
We have made use Of Whites Hydraulic Cement
manufactured by the RoSendae Lime and Cement Com
pany, on the Gas Works Reading, aud can strongly
commend it as a most excellent article OF Cement for
strength Quickness of setting. and for It's taking large
quandty of sand in its mixing. s. D. IhIGHEIELD'
JOHN GNEY,
THOs G. MOORE,
November H. 1875 Builders ana Architects
hereby certify that have been using the Cement manu-
lsctued By the Newark and ROsendae Lime and Cement
Company and cordially recommend as very superior
article have no hesitation in declaring TO be the pest
have used and would recommend u 20 anu
Others recurring Cement that will set quick and take large
proportion of sand article that VIII iu tose
Rochester. N. Y, December l, 1873.
have had the mixing and using Of the Newark and kos
endaa Cement purchased by the couactoso OF me sa9ng
as Works and can strongly recommend n 6 pens 1 0'S
supsr't Of Mason Work al Reading Gas Works.
The subscribers prepared to execute orders Tor the
above ARTICLES, m any quantities that may De cquHed anu
would call the attention of dealers builders csern make
etc. beng superior articles, and atmOdeate Prices
- HAYMAN y HOLDEN, 50 Magazine st.
New Orleans, Feb. 20, 1888, sh I'm
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A C. tAINsWoRTH, NO TERI LfC and COM
Ultion. .OfF10E-Nq. IS CAMP STREET New Orleans;
80 DISPOSITIONS taken Accounts Pr0b9ted, Deeds and
Mogages Drawn, and an Documents and Instruments Of
Writing Prepared and Authenticated for Use and Record
y any part of the UNITED STATES.
~ Marine and other Protests particularly attended %
and ell of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. mh26 Iyd&W,
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ges- The small quantity Of language that man
can do business with is really surprising friend
Of ours at the Isthmus says, that tour weeks aiter
he arrived. he only knew seven words OF spanish )
All MAJ y5ifI sven them, he managed in less than
4 week 70 quarrel with his washwoman, stick his
landlord. and run away with an heireSs To
effect me latter, he says ii was only necessary to
uss six, faln my arms, my love, and she fell in.
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zs- A person VINO undertakes to RAISE nlLIseL y
yyheelbarrov and undertake to wheel himself
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MARTIN II. DEYERBUX,

MANUFACTURER OF ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Copper, Tin, Sheet-IrOn &c Crate Business.
CSRATES of Brass. Russia Or Berlin Iron, ofany a
~ psttern size to suit the Fire place OF Mante. - q
STA lil and CURTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR S1aAJSE
EITURE in general. Kitchen RANGES, for ~
BOsI ing-hcusss or Hotels. COOKING STOVES to suit
Families Of from eight thousand persons improved by
NJ H. D, Plain and Bronzed PYRAMID STOVES, 70
suit Churches, Halls, Public Rooms: Small do. for Off
ees or Count -rOOms Ship and Steamboat CABOOSES'
ffOm No. to g. for coal or wood. STOVE-PIPE Of all
sizes, and put up Bath Heates Stills, Worms Sugar La.
dies, ETC., on hand or to order.
N B-Builders and Others in want of Crates Tin, Cop.
per Pipes Cutters, will find It to their advantage to call
and examine the same.
~ All REP AIRS promptly attended to at
fyl # No. 26 IohoupitOulas st., New OTlegRg
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MANOhTETERS;
as H. BORDEN Sold bV R9TpHE. IN

MANOMETERS;
Made by Thomas II. Borden. Sold bg R.aLPH& co
No, 10 NEw LEyEE.
'fNHESE Steam Gauges are now used on the following
4 steamboats,: FeTrybOat Two Brothers, Alex. Scott
AuOcat, Illinois, SultaHa, Grand Turk Eudoa Magnolia
Amaranth; Q. e. Watkins Elisha Princess, Princess No g.
NatcheZ, New Orleans Mary Folid Olivia - Tow. boats
Mary Kingssna; Phoenix. Swan, Psrsisn, Hercules, and
COnquerOr. ~ By enuulnng of the Engineers nl these
boats any person can be satisfied to the practical use Of
the steam Gauge Am
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~ PIANOS TUNED AjsTf RFB 4 fB''fF a COO
Workman Fuhg5

STOVES. STOVES. STOVES.
FE7HE PUBLIC ave particularly invited to call aud see
a the WESTERN A RITZ 6 HIT and my own D
COOKING STOVE which pronounced Ivy all -
who have OF used them to be the greatest i'm A
pfOvement made on the Cooking Stove aFFW9
The above Stoves are very simple and much more 81
easy managed than the common Premium yet, as many
persons will them who have not been accustomed to the
Of CoOEng stove, it may be necessary to give few
general instruct ions 10 the coJkiOT which purpose have
got Book of Directions, in pamphlet form. ut my store
From a long and practical experience in the Stove Bus
ness have no hesitation ia prOnOUncng the Western Air
Tight and my own Stove the two most convenient and
economical articles offered 10 the public.
NJ. a. DEVEREUX 26 TchOuptOulas Of.
N. 3. Also large assortment Of Cooking Stoves Of diff
faren patterns, and Hall Stoves Air Fight Stoves Frank
lin Stoves large and small size Cannon Stoves Pyramid
Stoves Harp Stoves for wood coal and general assOr
neut of KITCHEN FURNITURE, Of superior quality ::
COPPER AND TIN WARE, of all descriptions; =
au80 M II. ID.
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL S3000O0-all paid in. Surplus $4,000,
" jas. WALKER, Sec Vs.. LIS, a. PORTER, Pres.
The operations of this Company for ~ years, has been
confined alone and exclusively TO Underwriting.
River sea and Fire Risks taken az the lowest rates. and
losses promptly adjusted. w b. PARTEE, Agent
mh26 ly Office, No. 80 Camp street, New Orleans.
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Children and Servants half price.
WILLARD FRFFNT A N
BILOXI HOUSE.

FBTHIS establishment will be opened or the reception OF
u Visiters on TUESDAY. May 18th. The premises ~
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel now Ell
oilers inducements to persons in search OF health, Com
fort pleasure equal not superior to public house
the 1t occupies central position in the pleasant
and delightful village Of BioxOf easy access from New
Orleans The green sWard in front Of the house two
acres in width and is shaded by great number of oak,
magnolia and mulberry trees. The table will be supplied
with the Injuries of the and Of the New Oeanl
market Attached to the house will be found Bath Houses
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the best Wines ana
Liquors; also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing 70 secure rooms VIII please address the
PrOprieoT at Biloxi and forward their communications BY
the Biloxi packets "a there is but u s. mail week
my15 JOHN W. NIXON.
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es---r- FOX OALlE
SMITH & BROTHER. SO Common st,
Ut AVE FOR SALE-SADDLES suitable for those CO.
4 y ing 70 California, cheap and good. ca
bhlllAES Bits, Stiuups Saddle Bags and
Saddle Wallets, ETC. etc W
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every kind AID Z
description among them may be found Gaps COets CapeS
Leggings Waterproof Blankets, Air Pillows, Air Beds,
TaTpsglns Tents, Clothing Bags, etc, ETC.;
AT the Eign Ofths GOLDEN SADDLE, 50 Common
street. H
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
rkeTTrpp,s DAeUBRRpoTYpB,

H. would respectfully return thnnks for thabsIap patron
q age bestowed on him since he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrlesns,
1--WE years ago during which time he has taken portraits
exhibited the FAIR in composition With Others taken by
the best operator from New and he was awarded the
First Premium. No specimens Inhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself M assures the public that bis
portraits will continue be what they always have been
ths BEST His long expsenoe and constant practice are
he best Inducements to peSons DESTROYS of inHtr1eon in the
beautiful st Genuine V0gtandsr Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any the city all other articles the same
Plates at e. psrdOzeu SoovG No. for % 2guarantod
the best plates made in the United Statsa Cases e. 70 and
e2 90; NewKork Cameras at aI8.
655fe OTdsn from the country promptly attended
E7' Entrance No. CAMP stTest.
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RARTWELLiS WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No. 223 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore of Mobile Bdg1el Miles Southeast q

Eastern Shore Of Mobile BdU-T6N Mules Southeast Of
the CiiY If Mobile.
THIS DELIGHTFUL and healthy resort, having IN
Il deTgOne many alterations and additions the 4&E1A
past winter now open for he reception OF visit Sees
ems. This house on bluff forty feet above the -=A
level of the Bay and open to the breezes from dee
ton Its dry and healthy atmosphere, with the fine SAT-
Water and Shower BathingAmusement Of every kinda
Bar supplied with the choicest Liquors and Wines, and
Table with the best the market attOdsBrds, Fresh Fish
and Oysters in abundance render it of the most pleas
ant resorts in the Southern country.
There OwpTessuTe boat making two trips daily, con-
Meeting with the NewOrleaus boats.
In addition to the main building, number Of neat Cot
tages 1.-TWO each have been erected expressly for fam
lilies at convenient distance and where they be retired
and free from the usual hustle Of a hotel.
CHARGES -
soy
Pef Week "
LAY ~
Children and Servants halt price. -
WILLARD FREEMAN.
Hollywood Bal2oiR county. ala anl5 I'm
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Raa ERnNoA =Ig0INA ooRplAL,

- O, u: IdT2s s ILIStgr4!Il0e I7IyDS, Il, i,
of ImpOIency has gained for them lust celebrity
To those persons who by OF veney or elipOnuOn
have brought themselves Premature lmpotency invOl-
untafy Seminal Emissions, General Debility, weakness
and Shnveng of the Genital Organs, Nervous Aecions
any other consequences OF unstIaned indulgence OF Inc
sensual passions, these Drops strongly recommended
This dreadful practice (Onanism) causes depression or
lOwness Ospiuts with peculiar fits OF melancholy ana les
sens both mental and bodily capacity. "a
GS The Ony Agency in the United States IS al NO 10
CARONDELET street. between Canal and Common sts',
NewO Orleans, sign of the Esonlapiug Statue. 81 ~
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HXDRAULIC CEMENT.
HIVE HUNDRED BARRELS Rpseniae Hydraulic
IL 'ement, ia store and landing and iOr sale BY
an30u A. @, WILBUR s. co, IS Bank Place,
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THE PATIENT Rapid WATER-PURIFIER"
Il is new article Of English invention and now first in
troduced into the United States. This Filter is made of
peculiar kind Of stone, which performs the peTcoiauon with
greater Tauidy than any other yet discovered II Cyn
dHea in shape, and capable Of heTing from to SO GOO
gallons per day 1t rapidly dssngages matter Of kind
hem in suspension, and renders the beautifully pure
and lmpd, and from its peculiar construction Is paGu-
larry adapted to purifying the Mississippi water This Filter
is of the useful inventions OF the day Its simp
city Of construction, its duabity-no maaer how impure
muddy the water may be-a FILLING supply of
water without trouble the speedy removal Of all delete
rOus matter. its Applicability to be placed in Water Butts
Tanks, CserDs, Ponds, Reservoirs particularly
mends il 10 the notice Of Hotels Boarding Houses Steam
boats Ships Private Families Offices, etc. for al Of which
there suitable Several OF them have already been
put up in the city and country and found to answer
expectation They now be seen in operation at my
store where persons invited call and examine them if
not with view Of buying, as curiosity.
ALEXANDER HILL,
au14 House Furnishing Store, 56 Camp at.
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HOTELS, sc.


BAY ST, LOUIS HOTEL
FNHS Establishment having been repaired and newly fur
nished will be opened on the goth OF May for the -
reception Of Vers and Families wishing 70 spend the l
Sumner at pleasant Watering Place. The unde-1a@
signed have purchased this property for permanent resi-
senoe and will keep the house Summer and Winter
pains expense win be spared render the stay Of veB
pleasant and agreeable. Lmy2 6ml c. LEWIS & Co.
MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery, Ala.
FVNHE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage of the
the wants Of he transient yisers Of Montgomery as go
turning from the North obtain meals az all hours, sut
inc fourhOIse 0aINfBs constantly in sttendanoe, 70
convey 10 and rom the boats TO the free Of
charge The accommodations equal to other estab
Shment IN the town, and being at reduced rate, offer
Stewards cooks and servants are engaged and no pains viii
be spared 70 render the stay OF ve and agreeable
CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
CORNER CUSTOyd40 USE AND FRONT SITS.
M LII be opened for the reception OF BQARDERS o.
nisbed ROOMS for Families aud single Gentemen ksss
TABLE-the best the market will afford. E4eeA
expressly for the Accommodation Of city and transient Board
es II sone Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
city and pains will be spared tOTender those who mHy
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive servants.
kW Terms EeasoRablaas any establishment of the kind
in the city Gal d&Wd1 q. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
30 DIN G HoUs 3.
l21- GRRVIER Street bot51esR ST. Charles and CdrOn
dslst Streets door from the Of CarOdeetSt.
MRS WILSON Gate of "a Bienvllg street,) respect
iva fully informs her friends and the public generally a.
that she continues in the above eligible location Oocu
pied by her during the last year. She has had herzA
HOUSE thoroughly Tefed and prepared for the acC0ulnO
datOn Of gentlemen exclusively. Grateful for past patron
age she hopes By gent attention to the comfort and
venenCe of her patrons merit and receive continuance OF
the same HsrteTms will be, as herstOfOTa MODERATE.
n2Iy d&W
RARTWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No 223 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
EVHE uqdeEgned would inform his Southern patrons and
i friends. that this SPLENDID HOTEL which sgs
has been under his charge or several years. has just
been elegantly rsftted, enlarged and refnished, in the
mos Fashionable manner and the entire 9Tganzstl2n y
evey department complete. The most splendid suits Of
apartments be had at all times by giving few houu
notice. - -
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, rendes it one of the most desirable IN the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, ehe
upon business o. pleasure and there shall be no exerion
spared to have continue merit the liberal suppo hai
heretofore received. II. ]. HARTWE ELL,
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. -my7 d&Wtf
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GERMAN BRANDY,
TN Casom.ho Stores, entitled debanture for sa b
au2 FL W. L. GUSHING, % Gfavier st.