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TNHiS establishment will be opened for ls reception o.
4 VsteEs on TUESDAY May L tn The premises -
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel now h
offers inducements TO persons in search Of heauh com
fort pleasure equa superior, 10 any public house on
the ID occupies ceniIa siilOu ~ The pleasant
and delightful village Of BiloXoi easy access rom New
Orleans The green sward in front OF the house Is oFef two
sees in width and shaded BY great number OF OAK
magnolia and mulberry trees. The table VIII be supplied
with the luxues Of the coast and o. the New Orleans
market Attached 10 the house will be found BAH Honsst
Stables and Bar Rom supplied with the best wines ano
LiqnOn; also good Billiard Table. - = .
Persons wishing to secure rooms VIII please address ne
Proprietor Biloxi and forward their communications By
the Biloxi packets there is but u mail week
my15 JOHN W. NIAON-
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CHOLERA IN RIcHMoND.-From the first appear
ance Of cholera in Richmond, up to the 23d Of June
there were, according TO the report Of the board of
health lO2 cases and 10 deaths. The cemeteries
reports show during the same time, LOG nermenis,
Of which 50 were Of cholera. The disease does
not seem to be on the increase.
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A NEW IDEA GraUestOnes for California -
The Boston Transcript tells the following One
Of those persevering spirits called Yankees, resi-
dent on the Island Of Nantucket, being fully per-
suaded that the fever would soon depopuate The
place, has put his stock Of marble and slate on
board a schooner bound for the gold region-and
stones, which were intended for some of the old
inhabitants, beginning Sacred to the memory Of,
and Erected by his BROTHER, etc. etc, have actu-
ally been shipped from that once popuous island,
to mark the last restingpace of many of its inhab'
itants in the Dorado of the present time. What
will be The next article of specnlation :"
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CHOLERA IN NEW York, CINCINNATI AND
PHILADELPHIA.-A telegraphic dispatch TO the ST.
Louis Union, says that for the twenty-four hours
ending at noon on the 25th ut., there was in Gin
oinnati "a deaths Of cholera, and Sc of all other
diseases. From the same source we learn that for
the same time in New York, there were AZ cases
and 25 deaths, and in Philadelphia, 20 cases and
8 deaths
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.


~ would respectful y Isiarn thaat liberal pasIsn-
n age bestowed him ne lnif had the hOaGr AZ
Introducing tie DAGBERRBOTYPE into New r1Eass
Eve Yeam aE8y daTng which time s has 6nkeH portraits
exhibited 81 the Fair ID ooupeilia1 With 1aeIE ~
he best operator fn1m New Y0gk and Be- was awarded the
l1t those taken b. himself J. ~ the 7bic thai biz
ortraA VIII COSTUME 70 be what taeT always haVg a
he pEsT. his long eSpsrence, and eanstAut practices
he best Inducements su01g Of INSTRUCTION. IN iu
beautiful an Geruina NqigfandeF Cameras % PER a1nf
heepeT than any II the gE AZ ether articles he saIs
Plates a. 80 per dozen Sc0vf No fef 20
ne best pate made IN the United Sstess Cases e u ala
% bs NewXo7k CaueTaa at tI1
~ Or1eu from tho country prom pity at1eAde4
% EstyAnca No. CAMP stTeaf.
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THE UNDERSIGNED would hs oetEern patrons ans
friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL, " HIGH -
has been unger bis charge for several has just IL
been elegantly Ieitted ENLARGED and rsfunished, IN the @
most fashionable manner. and the entiie organization
every department complete. The most splendid suits Of
apartments can Be had At al tim y giving few hoan
The eeHtEal and fashionable location Of the WASHING
TON HOUSE. renders ii Of the desirable 10 thf
city for Ladies and Families wishing philadelphia elhe
business pleasure and there shall he eKeri0ns
heretofore received. II. ]. HARTWEisi.
n The House haB Warm and Cold Baths always il
readiness. MY d&Wtf
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SUMMER WATRRING PLACE.

0ONANA En- W ~ GxAAAffA ATA4fhOASa
TFNHE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now open
for the reception Of visiteFs. Since the last Skinner
the Establishment has iefaOne thorough renovation, 81
and has been considerably enlarged. The acsommoda.
ions for FAMILIES Ofsnge persons cannot be surpassed
if equaled By any establishment in the South. Situated
Immediately The Gulf and the great Northern Mai
ROnte between New Orleans and Mobile il be reached
from either direction By the boats plying between tho places
and daily communication can be kept with all paris oil tbs
country. " s about ninety miles from New Orleans Bnd
sixty miles from Mobile. and glance At the will show
the superiority of its location ~ other POINTS the
coast, for pufe air and bathing OYSTER and FISH
hadn abundance, and prepared IN the recherche
style. Hiding, Fishing. Sailing. ROwinE billiards. Tea
pins, and such other inducements usual Ut places
public resort provided II Pascaa oua, aad elseece
BAND OF MUSIC will be ia constant attendance.
The BA r will be furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the best style.
There Physicians. well skilled IN their profession
and the diseases Of the climate oea ed Paseagoua and
q them for the present VIII have his sbnte IN
the Hotel and viii give his uuTemted attention to nyads.
such as may desire bis se1vees The other Physician ha
his abode in the immediate vicinity OF the Hotel.
EsS~ There is excellent PRIVATE Sff5O IL. me
sided by coupetent teacher in the vicinity 81 the
Hotel to which families disposed send theII children
~ Persons wishing accommodations, viii address the
jsi4 Sm M. l. MeRAE, Propfisior.
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A CHASE FOR Forty THOUSAND DOLLARS
few days ago gentleman ~ dropped in at a lot
terry office, not far from Ciuninnati, with the osten-
sible view Of purchasing tickets and we are sorry
TO say he was not only satisfied with buying one
ticket but he slyly slipped another into his pocket,
which he forgot 10 pay for. The seller discovered
this, but laid low, said nothing; determined he
would have his joke out at the expense Of the pur-
loner Now, the purchaser was in the habit Of
receiving the . drawings" regularly and the sell
Ter having record or the very numbers which
were the ticket pliered, sent fictitious drawing
to the former, which had the three first numbers
corresponding with those on the said ticket. Here
was a predicament The person who held The
ticket dared not go TO the Office where he obtained
it. for his $4,000, So he packs up aud starts fOI
Baltimore, after borrowing hundred dollars or s,
to pay expenses. On his arrival there, he called a
a lottery office, and presented his ticket, stating
that he would call again in hour or two-tha
the amount was large, and he would give them tim
to stir around. This alarmed the manager; but OF
another look, be discovered the gentleman hat
drawn but one dollar aud siE cents. So, after re-
ceiving this amount, the young Cincinnatian re
traced his Steps homeward, fully convinced, we be
live, that honesty is the best policy" We will
guarantee that he will never steal another lotter
tieket.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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THIS avorie Of the citizens Of Louisiana lsI
4 sppi and adjoining States Ie-Gpened tor the
reception Of visites on Saturday, May IL. Vsrous
alterations and additions have been made dunng the
winter with view Of rendering THO estabhshent agfeea
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed
The Pass rendered Of BY the splendid line q
low pressure mail Oregon, james u. Day and Cali
loIna, which leave Lake Poniehaain daily, and the No
bile and Montezume iEi-weekly.
Attached 70 lie Hotel S an Academy loI young Msae
and Roys in nude The abs manage
Mir hiacs man well and avoflu hfYH 20 t
residents Of New Ofeaua. Tina Academy viii open June
Pass. r. H. MONTGOMERY. Managet
~ AN mlilable matter len e The Offices Of Mes 10
& e. Gedes Bank Place, and NJ tudson. ESQ.,, corner
Canal and Camp Streets viii be forwarded daily. my Sn
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NEW oRLEANS:
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TUESDAY MORNING. JULY ,, 1s40

CHOLERA ON THE STEAMER WYOMING, Etc
A telegraphic dispatch to the Baltimore Sun, dated
Wheeling, June 23d, says, that the steamer Wyo-
ming arrived that day, having had 20 cases and z
deaths Of cholera during the previous "a hours.
The city authorities first refused TO allow the pas
sengers and dead bodies to be landed. After fur
Their consideration, however, they were permitted
TO be brought ashore, and the necessary relief
administered. A man named Geib was landed the
day before from on board the steamer Shenandoah,
sick Of the cholera. He was refused admission into
any Of the hotels, and died at O'Clock the next
morning, victim of the terrible malady. Great
alarm prevailed among the citizens. They were
taking active measures to use every precauiion.
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ATTEMPT TO RoD.-The ST. Louis Union states
that an attempt was recently made by some thieves
to get possession Of funds in the hands Of the Gov
eminent agent at Talequah, for payment to the
Cherokees. The funds amounted to $4,000.
Three OF four men went to the residence of Mr..
Brown, the agent, at about daylight, broke into his
room, and with repeated blows with an axe felled
him to the floor helpless, and apparently dead,
The alarm given, and two neighboFs went to
his assistance. The robbers escaped. Two persons
have been arrested. The Union does not say
whether the robbery was effected
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The GERMAN WoMEN.-The following placard
affixed to the walls Of Frankfort, shows the state
Of feeling in that city: " All the women, and all
the young girls Of Wurlemberg, announce to the
German soldiers that they have sworn never to
marry one of them whose hands have been stained
with the fraiernal blood All other German women
are invited 10 follow this examnle' y
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MORALS OF CINCINNATI-The Cincinnati Globe
gives very ugly picture Of the moral condition Of
the Queen City. Itsays :" We have never known
a time when there was SO much drunkenness IN the
city. There Is not day in which we do not see
numerous victims to intemperance, exposed in our
public highways, in the most beaslly insensiblity
from intoxcation. Amidst the general dullness in
business consequent on the cholera, the sale Of in
toxicating liquors goes on with unexampled ac-
perhaps in violation Of the law There is not a
neigborhoOd in Cincinnati which is not more
beautifully supplied with nauseous, adulterated
and poisonous liquors than with wholesome and life
sustaining bread"
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The Republic Of Peru, after lapse Of twenty
years Of discredt, has given notice Of its intention
to pay the interest on its debts and for this purpose
has called 10 the outstanding bonds and exchanged
them Cor Others converting the Of interest
into twenty years bonds. They have encountered
some forged bonds, and because they demur to ac-
knowledge them, the London Stock Exchange isin
quite a hubbub. The whole debt is about Gl,-
500, 0OO-lhe forged bonds detected, about 100000
The party suspected is one Of the Peruvian Com
missioners, and his own signature is genuine-those
Of his associates are forged It is alleged that the
blank bonds were of the genuine impression, --that
the Government afforded the facilities by its not
paying lis dividends so lOng,-and that a caleu-
lation of profit, it has gained great deal more by
the destruction Of genuine bonds, which have been
cast away as worthless. The stockholders VOW
that unless these bondsare acknowledged, they will
not let Peruvian Securities be negotiated on
Change, and this is threat of no slight import to
a Government that wants to borrow.
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NEWARK AND RosENDALE LIME AND
CEMENT COMPANY. Newark, N. ].

THE above named Company have appointed Messrs.
HAYMAN II ROLnEN sole Agents for the sale Of
their warranted HYDRAULIC CEMENT. CALClNED
PLASTER and MARBLE DUST for the city Of New
Orleans aud vicinity JOHN II. STEPHENS, Pres't,
A. LEMAssENA, Sec'y.l.
Newark, N. j., February, lS4s
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FNFHE PATRONAGE hsl has been eXtended 10 very a
rally the last seven years, while on Com =
street has induced ns The last SIMMER
70 erect large building expressly foT mana 80
featuring and repairing CARkfA6 rs
We have of the largest shQus u ne .4t...s.-
County, and are prepared With Cocoa ohs{a =
and the best Of mateak TO auild any siyla q ss-S -
order. and rnaransg them III aeeq -
We also better prepared than ever ee,e y. ts,i-
oqinsi bsenT and 3nFahilty although appa1eat4 NeA
ouf and nsei We viii pas freight on CaIf4ses set 1
5aoeir No sin 80 ies5 on hand assortment %
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w, ~ M NO. ssntine NEW "a = ~ AtsEe
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UhESUENI CITY HOTEia
CORNER CUSTOJMEfO USE ann FRONT SITS
NAIL be opened for the reception Of 30 RIDERS oil
w NEDNE SDAY .tanuaTy 81 1919 Well FUR 80
giHhed ROOMS for faues and Single Gentlemen. II
fABBK--tle best the market viii adofd. A4lzk
The above establishment has been buitbg the uf0soJ
expressly for the accommodation Of city and transient Board
II of the healthy and airy situafiOhs ID tn
CITY and pains win be- spared render those whe
stop with him. comfortable.
Faithful and attentive SeEyants.
~ Terms ssasonaheas any establishment OF the kline
in the city. fjai d6rWtf ] e. ALEXANDER Proprietor.
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rNHE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
have Just taken the above mentioned establish -
ment with the extensive Gardens, Ten Pin Alleys II
Billiard Room Ice Cream Saloon, etc. ETC., Hppefiain A
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making very considerable Improvements therein they are
now prepared to receive and ACCOMMODATE Permanent and
Transient Boarde Il Is almost useless to expatae on lh
numerous attractions be found the Garulton HOte
Grounds As suburban place of entertainment the estab
lishment second in the SRHth. possessing as
does almost univaled scenery and the Artificial helps o.
Gardening in the production OF fruits and flowers are such
as are no where be found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
As place of temporary TusicatOnas retreat rOm thf
noise hustle and cares Of city et merits more than ord
nary notice from the visitef.
The undersigned appre the the public that their anis'
will always be found well supplied with the choicest quail
ties Of Game Fish, etc. and they have laid IN finely
ssored stock of Wines and other Liquors they can furnish
Dinner Supper Chance Repas, to private parties o.
the shortest possible notice. a,
The undersigned Therefore aeT themselves that N adolf
ton to their own asiduons efforts TO please the beauty o.
the location its saubT0us atmosphere the with which
aoeess NAV be had their establishment by atOad ende
tile CarrOtOn Hotel the most desirable Of oil summer resort
for the citizens of New Orleans; - = -, ,,,,,
~ For terms Of Board ETC. INQUIRE at the Planteu
Hotel or nj the Hote in CanolOR. Capt A. AaGA IL
ang n CHAs. CHANDLER
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Telegraphed to the Memphis Eagle.
Serioue Stare Accident.

NASHVILLE, June 26.-The horses attached to
the Nashville and Louisville stage ran off, near
Nashville, at daylight tins morning, dashing over
the bridge across the Cumberland river. The stage
struck the bridge and precipitated the passengers
against the beams. DR. Sherman, the President Of
Columbia College, was Instantly killed The others
were much bruised and stunned, but expected to
recover,
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cERTIFIeATEs OF QUALITY:
wing are selected from a number received by the

The following selected from number received by the
Company
Dock Ofioe u. s Navy Yard. BROOKLYN, Nov ID, 1913
10 Dh0lR mar ~ have beeN informed that the
Newark and Rossndale Lime and Cement Company have
puTehased the QuaTnes and Mills lately owned hy Hon
been asked to my knowledge Of the character Of the
Cement made BY Mr. White. have used large quantity
Of Cement (ay 100 900 baes9 the enlargement Of the
Erie Canal at and near Albany considerable portion o.
this snufaciured by Mr. White and was uniformly Of
most excellent character ndeed il the best brought
to that market The tests before using severe and
but very few barrels were rejected have been informed
nat the Cement sustained the sam excellent character on
he Croton Aqueduct VIM. }. MGALP1NE, Engineer
We have made use Of Whites Hydraulic Cement ssnow
manufactured By the ROsendae Lime and Cement Com
pany the Gas Works Reading, and strongly re-
commend It most excellent article OF Cement toI
strength queknes Of setting and for is taking large
quantity Of sand in its mixing. a. y HlaHFIELD,
r. 3. FARRELDY,
JOHN fsIEEy,
TH0s. O. MOORE,
November II. 1913. Builders and Architects
hereby Gently that have been using the Cement manu-
Company, and cordially recommend as very superior
article have hesitation in declaring 10 be the best
have used and would recommend 10 contractors and
OtheTs requiring Cement that will quick and take large
proportion Of sand article that viii fully answer those
Rochester. N. y Deeomber I. isls.
Ihave had the mixing and usng Of the Newark and RIOS
endae ement purchased BY tbs contractors Of the Reading
s Works and can strongly recommend e being The bss'
sapert Of MasOn WOrk al Reading Gas Works
~ The subscribers prepared to execute orders for tht
above articles 10 any quaqtie that may BE- cquisd eu1
would call The attention Of dealers bRideR cseIu Ia
etc. a being ydfy suPeHq ARTICLES aRd At moderate pcs4
J HAYMAN 8 HOLDEN, Hs Mafgfnd 81
New QieeAai keb. 90 tsi5s els sA
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SMITH & BRoTHlER

,
ITAVE received large additions their stock Of INDIA
III RUBBER GOODS. These Goods are Of the best
manufacture and warranted 70 stand all extremes o.
weather. s & g. would call the particular attention Of
(aOnians to their Bottles CanleeBs and Water Buckets
manufactured with special reference to the many dry
places and arid deserts between the Rio GI9nde and the
q Gold Degins:' Air Beds which weigh only IL pOunds
WaterPToof B9gs PO9to9P, Bags Saddle Bags e,s IN,
Boots Leggings, India Rubber blankets. pioWs etc
etc. Als0-TENTS, TEHT-CLOTtlS, Saddles, Brides
Ritts Stirrups SIMS etc. stn. a. So Common ST nils
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THE PARDoNIEG PowER.-The Legislature of
Virginia, in their special session, called TO revise
the CODE have, in the House Of Delegates 50 modi-
fed the power Of the Governor to grant pardon,
that he is prohibited from doing so on the ground
that the sentence is contrary to law contrary to
the evidences but he may pardon if The criminal be
recommended to mercy by the jury or the court, or
if new facts disclosed alter the trial, and he
may always reprieUe until the next session of the
Iegislatnre.
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121 GRHHIER stTsef, betascen st. CEaFles and carea
deet StreesOne door from the Of Cdr6ndsiet 81
MRS. WILSON. Gate Of q Bienyle street, laspect
AVE- fully informs her friends and the public ensIaliy, -
that she continues in the above eligible location occn-
pied By her during the last year. She has had hsTA
HOUSE thoroughly shed and prepared for the acc0mmo
datlon Of gentlemen exclusively. Grateful for past paon
age she hopes BY dEsn attention 70 the comon and con
yenence Of her patrons 70 merit and contiHuancs0
n2ly d&W
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A NEW QUEsTIoN.-Two Bishops of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church have been appointed over
the same territorial jurisdiction in China, the one
by the church authorities Of the United States and
the other by the church Of England. The Ameri
can Bishop is the Rev. Dr. Boone, and the English,
the Rev. DR., Smith. Both, of course, hold by the
same title in direct succession from the Apostles.
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LUZENBERG HOSPITAL,
Situated on the Pontohartrain Railroad

TTNHE above Hospital for the last fourteen under the
i skilfnl and attentive agemeBt of the late DR. -
O. A. Nuremberg, is open under the eaTeOf Dr. J IA
RHODES, for the reception of patients. @A
Terms Qt .7dHiSsi0H--
In the Uprer WaIds-One Dollar per day:
In Private Wards-if0m Two TO Three Dollars per day
Surgical capital operations will be charged as extra
Within the large enclosure an INSANE HO SPIT III,
devoted Ony TO treatment OF those afflicted with insanity
R- sep and distinct building for Small POx and
other cont agiOus diseases. - ,., .
For further PARTICULARS Apply to Dr.. w IRVINE Al the
HnsnitnI nrtn DE j. RHODES. "a ROYAL st. be ~ BIN
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FIRE,-The Courthouse at Concord, Mass, was
burnt on the night of the Doth ut, between II and
] o'clock, together with a dwelling house, which
stood adjoining, owned by John S. Reyes, and sew
eTal oui-buildings. We understand, saws the Boston
Traveller, that the records were nearly all saved
and also the papers in the County Treasurer's
office. The fire originated in the lower story, under
the stairs Scarcely doubt exists that il was the
work of an incendiary, and we hear that suspicion
falls upon an Irishman whoshas been much exas-
peFated by indictment for selling liquor without
license. The Courthouse was built in 1884 The
cost Of the building was 1853, of which the town
contributed El00, besides the land on which il
stood. The loss is a serious one for Concord as it
may terminate discussion for some time carried on
to the expediency Of removing the court to Cam
bridge or Lowell. The county has just completed
elegant courthouse at East Cambridge, at a cost
Of sixty or seventy thousand dollars and with a
debt Of more than $l00 600, will hardly attempt to
rebuild at Concord.
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2 : :. z = = :. =. 2 = :. 2 !, :. ~

TINE undersigned having been elected Syndie to settle
up the affais Of the late firm Of O. R. SESSIONS h
CO. hereby gives notice 10 all persons indebted TO said firm
to make immediate payment The undersigned will call
upon all those indebted ESQ far he find them) and
sent their bills and all that not settled will be placed in
the hands Of attorney Tor collection.
He also offers for al the establishment of the EVENING
MERCURY. The office Is complete in every particular,
together with first Double Cylinder Napier Press,
g0sranted TO be equal in this city The Press viii be
sold separately, IL desired.
d&p7W If G. r.. SESSIONS, Syndic