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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
VITO TIE EnITnR-

The cry Of prescription Is raised by The aInon /,
and the opposition press follow suit hoping thereby
to keep The party together and exciie sympathy. II
possible among the moderate OF the true Democratic
Wing party Well what nre the facts President
Taylor and his Cabinet has prescribed prescription
Look at Richmond, Norfolk, Charleston, and many
other places, where important and profitable offices
have been filed, not only by Democrats, bnt men
who opposed the elevation Of President Taylor az
am advised, by their votes. Why have not the OPP
position editors the candor and manliness to come
out md speak OF those acts as they should be Arc
they incapable VI doing justice to tho most exalted
and illusrlous man now living? HIVE they no feel
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17

sasssfIss chocolate has been Introduced - ihe
English breakfast table,
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Gen. Taylor and a Revolutionary soldier.
A veteran Of the Revolution, sollier in
Napoleon's battles, and who barred his breast
in our last war with Great Britain, and who
is hundred and five years old, came to
Washington, on Monday. He made FREE
quent efforts TO see the President, but was
not gratifed until early yesterday morning.
He met Gen. Taylor coming out Of one Of
the chambers of the Elective mansion, and,
lifting his hat, expressed the hope that his
Excelleney was well The General reques-
ted him to keep on his hat, and said that he
was exceedingly gratifed with the visit Of
his Gold father,'' and then pressingly asked
him to breakfast, which invitation the CEN
tennarian declined. In parting, President
Taylor clasped the withered and feeble hand,
leaving his mark behind in the shape Of three
half eagles
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N ASoTHER. Fifteen minutes affer the above named
stable Ninth, near street, belonging 10 the Rev
o. B. Brown, was on fire. Tho building was burned
beyond repair, together with the loft Of hay. The
carriage and horse were saved u is supposed that
the confngraton was the work of an lncendia-
ry The small frame house almost adjoining, occn-
pied by Mr. Jacob Martin. was In danger but few
gallons Of water, sensonably thrown, preserved In
Jury. sENN ~ l. m. lItlak
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THE SENATE.

YESTERDAY, the Vice President having
vacated his seat, on motion OF Mr.. Man
gum, the Hon. David r. Atchison, OF Mis-
souri, was unanimously chosen to act as
presidng officer OF the body during the re-
rnainder Of the session, which viii probably
terminate to-day, or on Monday. Senators
Mangum and Cass conducted bin to the
chair. A resolution was passed, directing
the Secretary to purchase hundred AM
twenty copies Of Mayo's work on the Trea-
sury Department; and, after transactine
business in secret session, the Senate adj
lourned
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iFiRE. Last night about nlno o'clock, a coal
wagon was discovered on fire. nsar the Centre Mar
ket. Somebody, it's supposed, threw lighted cigar
on tho fodder. The bells sounded an alarm, and the
the damage was The loss Of the wagon cover and The
horaes food 'as' II tf3i 23igSf IN .ese Nfsl ~
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NeWOrIeans Post-office,


GREAT Eastern MAIL. via Mobile Summer Arrange
nsn Coses daily AZ a M az q for postpaid letters and at
Supplies Fo1f Pike and Passagoa, closing Tuesday Thurs
M BAY S. LsSis and Pas, cSrsa 5os 81 EonSsy u
day sd Saturday a. M and arriving every Other day az a.
Thur1aay al and on Saturday at and srtirngsVsr
GREAT WEsTERN- Supplying Baton Roggs, S. Franeis-
hgtoas Point Grsaris, Grand Lake Columbia, Napaieoa
Taa c95q KY cgiro and Al the o6fss t5e ohio
day, st2 p, M; arrives twice a wesk-irreguiar.
NqPols21 snd lMs1is Closes daily tsTesP Sunday At
ST. Louis Supplying lvatohsz Y5eks5urg Memphis,
5ek1a7d md Cairo Closes three times Eee, gsuealy
Euesa THURSDAY and Saturday a. p arrives three times
az :. M arrives every MondaT ana THURSDAY x a M
ST. FRANoIsvILLE or COAsT-sRpplyng the Interior Of
Lli5ian loses Sunday and Wednesday "A due
on Tuesday and FnlayAt 2p. N.
CARROLLTON.. Closes on Monday Wednesday and Fri.
daE At arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday AL
CeyIlEeTog OF LAKE Gloss Monday WedHesdsy and
arrives every Frlay Al ) a. n,
RED RIyER., Closes twice week generally on Tuesday
LAFAYETTE Closes daily Except Sunday) at D. m ar
riEea daily except Sunday Al II a. "a.
GALyEgTos end i PoET Closes every FIVE days.
alta. IN. arrival unesrnin.
VERA Cruz. TAMPIoo and MExlOo--Per the West Indil
m.etteF paid Due onthe 2s mo- at
HAyAN4. WEsT I.DLA IsLAEps g AllERIcA and EUsoPI
each month"; al a.
HAvANA-Per American Packets. . Closes about tWics
1aiS l s & e 9Psa single rate ~ cents
CALIF0RNIA and ORRGoH-Pef American Packets Vi, ca
grsa and Panaaaa Closes once npnhiegur Single
o SSns , e n Rsp1ai 10 % rs9Ssas g cents do
ms 20 cen prepaid or not Arrve once aHentiuegular.
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DAGUERREOTYPR.


"a. WOad respectfully fatlsA thanka Eor paf1n
~ age bestowed on him sinos hs FRI hai ~ 49, y
Introducing the DAGUERREOTKpE into NegClFIssnsl
aye yseIs eo aaIlng !" lio1 Tune ~ has taken postls
eThI0ed a the FarR cqnpssil0l with ohsas taken 81
the best p9r9tor from New ORR, and be wac awarded t
kFnt Prennn. Nc gpecmsal Al hs bIbrsrf
but those takes b. himself J. NJ assHFcs public flsf id
portraits wit eOntinus % BE- what thcg alefags have f
the BB9T His One azpensuos and oo1siaat pTaotico are
me best uducomenta 70 poaons delEOus Of Instruction n IL
beautiful aYl GENUINE Woi9a1def Cannefas % nar cat
eheapef heA any n Tie city s other aiQisS The sao
Plates at ~ pefdo1en Sooyia No for 90 1fguararfe
me beat plata made the United 6taea Gases ~ IS and
90 Sd /; NesVRoTk Cameras a. ela
- gIdsls from the country promptly attended
~ Enhance No. Carr thsst
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TO THEODORE A. GOULD. ..lFoI the Crescent.

TO THEODORE A. GOULD. .[For the Cfescsns.l
Where gesms that star whose ambient rays
So long have shed It's radiant pow'r,~
And taught dstatts foi4bhghtsst days
In soothing thoughts of " EUeHins Hour
To careless shun Old sol's bright beam,
FOR witching spell Of sweetest - Drsam?" =
Where sounds the Harp whose thrilling note
Awakes echo in each breast;
Wh6.s Sabbath bells 50 calmly lloat
Upon the ear. SDtst day Of restf"
And many young heart. glad and flee,
Vibrstes 70 that bright 'faHtasB?"
Why silent now that cheering voice
Those tones with Faith sublime Teplstsl
- Hope onI' each sinking heat rejoics-
e L0ve one Gqotheri" Pfseept sweet
Recall with melancholy truth
Those bVs-past days " Of sunny youth /
Combatan, for Raphasl's fame
WTapp'd in GuidO's matches art,
Oh scorn not thou the Poets name,
Nor let the hand sway head and heart:
But wakel once mors, our hearts would thrill
With joy, beneath thy Muses. skill. CKcILIA.
.NsU OTlssas. aHgHgt I'd, 1919.
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from the melting the falling Of the SHOWS and no dsay,
che gsa ditassf will befa the emerant Stan om Texas
in any month"; from JaRua5y 70 Decsmber. and Jou can
bring yourselves and animals through with safety with
perhaps already occupied too much of your valuable space
and viii conclude this IsttsI Issfeng that am called upon
to chOnco the deaths Of two IL another party who
were drowned in the CololadO--Capt. J. d Allen, Of st
Louis and gentleman from Galveston whose nome did
not learn. The former was excellent swimmer bat was
hurt in the water whilst working the mft and sunk
CHAPARRAL
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE and MONT
GoAERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, SO.

NEW YORK. via MOBILE and MONT
GoMHRY Alas and oHARLEsToN, SO.
Through IN Seven ana half Days-siage Travel
Reduosdto Einety.three Miles
NEW ORLEANS 10 MoBILE-8y the iaiystne of
IN Mail Stesmers, OREGON. Capt. Hisfn "a LIF0R.
o5 ss9I Af Ss@ sns a. K ~ and Ss sns
a Mobile next morning Al O'Clock -Fere, Ss-Iims
'l'ouen' q S9k990sfLE TO MONTGOMERY.
By the superior hTst-cRss StssmsDleaving Mobile at
p and arriving MONTGOMERY second DAY Al slo u A
The line Sgpslsis q ths el2Tgsg u 90 g ~
sHDe. and and sunny SOUTH, CspF TaiEer... Fss
6ouci@ If s,i Sio-TiSe through 40 hours
= MONTGOMERY To4CHARLEsToN:
Nkw 9RLEAEs ARD NEw YoRK MALI LINE-yia Griffin
Adsnta, and Augusta 5
MOntgo@Sy. A. opeka' i5 n Raiifoss 81 miles.
S eRfHsa 10 IN i B sscsd e miss
AAs Hs6S IN aasTs kRsISss IA D nil:
Fare-.if0sfgoaerg 70 ChaFiesi6R, $40 So
Time through, 81 hoqH-inoludihs stoppagss. Staging
6psks and % pas s though Wss Fon IaIsSss
sna SIss1ys 70 Guln besides extra Seaesss ilsya in
ges without detention.
G e Rsd o Ct X Ra S B9osS s
stsleIeoms and Berlhs, i9T night treyel.e
HQel, MoAlsopey Hal, or Madison HOuse. Montgomery.
~ Passenger procuring through ticksts of the Agent
at Montgomery, viii save about %. =;
GREAF CEyrRAl MAIL LIEE--yia COLUMBUS, Macon
anu Sat TSasss s-r;,ss Tl;s,,,ess
Qpehks,,, 1 Pm BaTnesv'el0A nj stagss s. miles.
Bavnesville, 81 Pm hGcon. 6P N Railroad, AZ miles
Macon, 6 AN Savannah 8 Pm ltaihoad $50 miles.
Savannah, PM ChaTestOnsAN St'mboai l4Omilss.
Fare. Meatgoaery 70 CharlestoH S23 5o-y7o SapaA-
ma, $40 SO, Time through " houn! including Two
The Steam Packets mposns the Charleston and Ssyan-
9sn Line AZ we aisa9SIa Hnam SeaoIo9S, aha sn.
SIa "e w 1 " s 9s7 ana
The Cars on the Central, Macon and Western Railroads,
are Of the finest description,
Two DAILY LINES of fourh0me Post Coaches from Ops-
lika to BaTneyis, via Carbohydrates extra COACHES
passengers, wfhOu, detention.
For through ioke,s apply 70 the Agent at tire Exchange
Hotel Montgomeg Hall, or Madison House, al MoRGeOn
~ PsSssngsn procuring through tickets Of the Agent
ct Montgomery. will save about "a,
CHARLESTON no PHI ADELPRIA:
FWe-S2o., Time, Is hour.-By the daily line Of Sea
stsames 2 vslaln sten Moth eIot5a .thenee BY Rat
1shed mail line, via Richmond Washngton Cily. and
Steamships from Savannah to Nan York
Steamship CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE leave
Montgomery on Monday Norpins viii rssch sasaaa S
ms ieS tns above sseAmep by means Of a. extra nigh
Steamships from Charleston to Neto Yorks
Steamships RoRTHERNER and SOUTHERNER
eaye ehsresiOn ntsInatay every neutrality-suspicious. II
New Aofk en- the following Iueidsy....k are, &1S.
Steamships from ChGylestoA 70 Philadelphia,
s,saul.hipi COLUMBUS and OSPREY lsavs Charlie,
tpH a,afnatey every h thadepdia o.
! - following Sunday vi;falks a5ss sss,,,...,
NAW ~ Chal'N HQtel,
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms Go.

y
John Hagan, joseph WALKER John s. Allison,
Peter Conley, JT. Mapnsel White. VIM. 4. LeveHOh
Robert Ward. Samuel Stewart. Edward SparIDW.
Isaac Johnson, Geo. StrawhTidge, Henry s. Buekner
PETER CoEREY j., President BOaid Of Trustees
JosephVV stantod John stioud. Sen, N NJ Cphes.
S @m h j oan efBs sSRu G William WIFE
John j. Sattarang, Warri2k Martin, John y Beins
a. d. CrUssman, Marx WALTON, YVm. @ Iompkins,
Cornelius FeOiEag, joseph Lalande, John b. Leeis.
Edw. IenRef Coke.
s This Companyis prepared 10 entertain applications
for Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and heal
Thy White persons and Negroes at Table OF Rates es@b
shed BY the Board which less than the rates chafged By
tons 10 fesdsate IN the South By the charter dividends
Of profits declared agnuFE and the prQ draw tnleratt,
end eau Be nade gssiabe g cnee 70 shs eEisns o. TIVE
yoEH H1sAs, Prglidspt qg the Coppany.
PREEI0E w IF ARBAIs. Vice President.
a. ]. WEpDERBuRHs N. D. Msaicai boaId Of
THOMAS Hunt. Ia. d. Consultations
1CBARD BEN. NJ. D., No. III aeazine street, Medical
Examiner. Office hours for blacks Z 10 q A. NJ DO; TOT
Whsae 70 3P at his Ie5idenee He viii examine hite
applicants al the Office Of the Company daily, from az 70
O'Clock P. NJ lie VIII not examine any nne az ns a'ssllA
without permit, which be had on appicatlon - e
/ Ofice of the Company. -A II. g. HEARTH Agent
aliOnig Permits issued to Life Insurance member
IT Neu York and London rag PfOspeefus table Of rates
aud al lut0naton IS @ Lille Insurance and ~ paps ne
eessay 70 effect Insurance can be had al tha office Of the
Company.
In oeF to accommodate an classs Of our citizens youns
men and mechanics having families depeRdent npQn them
the premium amounts ESQ annuH to pay. one
half leash andone half in satfae'O embossed note II Il
months, bearing interest at 8per cent per annuu,
N. b. Tbs business of this Company confined % lIER
INSURANCE. Only BY resolution Of the Board, Fire,
River Marine Risks taken.
~ Office hOun 9 A. n. i06 2. n IsS7ds1
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SUNNI ASH WATERING PLACAEs
ETNHE- EAST. PASCAGoUlA HOUSE is now 0psR
for The reeeptqu Of vsen. Since the lsst summer -
the Establishment has Undergone thgIQugh TenoVaiion
and has been consldeEahly ENLARGED The aceommoda-
tons ioT ANTILLES OF single peEsOns cannot e a1pasea
eqnaed, By any establishment in the S0uth. Snlate9
Immediately the Gulf and the great NoglheFn q ~
ROate between New Orleans and Mobile, can De fe4eneu
from either direcObg the boats plying between those
and daily Communication Be kept with al paris OF ne
county. ID Is about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile, and glance az the map WIN sf9s
the supalOTty of IFS location all other points Or Nl
coast, for pure all and baking OYSTERS and flfA
had 10 abundance, and prepared IN Tia most recherche
style. Riding kiahing. Sailing Rowing. bnltafds teAs
pins, and tuch other usual al places O
public resort provided at PaacagOula and Ngd aGeCte
BAND OF MUSIC will be in constant atienienre,
The BAR will BE- furnished with choice LIQUORS. and
. keplin the hest style
There two Physicians well skilled IN their pToiesEon
and the diseases 81 the climate. located q and
one 81 them. for the present. reason, vii have Bic ReR IN
the Hotel and will give his unrsmila ltfHliol to uyna,
OF such may desire bis services The other Physician hsl
his abode in the immeiiste vcInity os tha He,sA
- There n an ezceilant PRIV ATE SCHOOL,. p.la-
sided over BY conpetent teacher, in the vicinity 81 tho
Hotel, % WHICH taie. disposed send their cIeas
~ Persons wishing recommendation viii addIesl the
JED sm.--' -. Nj J. MaRAE, PIopts'or.
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DRNTISTRY. e.
DYNTAI WoTTop.

DENTAL
MS. Rls CARSON and ANFOBX inform their patients
- that they can be consulted daily Ct = -
r9lelI once, rom A. =. 70 ?. n ~.
9a5loa1'S navy improvements in DsN-A4 4 -
tA1spD htS1h1 ~ arsfOo well Known and ---ll-l-1-Y
appleciated 70 require enuaerafng. HIS Block Tseh
par1ouAaIy worthy the aiteniian Of those requn arcia
9a Ahef pfle9 are graded 70 SUI the Circumstances q
s Yilce at thsr residences By9leOsFVE street near
Jana stlest. ap2 nj
Oh AEENSTNG, Dental suTEoon,
III Ay1N8 reigTnsd 70 the ey Of New Osleans from hs
= = tguf a me n glth aud Est, u prepared
gss s az gPsra1isas sgp eItsiai1s 2 tae
~ pf1t mode Of efeg1ting approved b. the A4LE1E
g0lege Oi Dental Surgeons az Batniofs Nd His pnca
'0i 2Es e proportion 2 suit he TINES AIS
ToCTH-ACEER CURED
y, ~, tsss AAiAN ONE MINUTE. By Dr. rs En- SINCE
626EDEffF sT 41sF q g. es S.0x oo o''
NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE.
Ana Lille sud Trust Company
CAPITAL S300OOO--alI paidf n. Surplus S160,c00.
~ JUS WALKER. See y. .Jsfg. a. P0R1lER PFe1.
confined alone ard exelgs vey % Underwhaing.
klveT, ssa and e hilks 4keg q ts lowest Fliet. and
losses gnonpily edia.ted, w B. PARPEB. Ageut,
@bs Y Once. No. g Camp ssIestt New oIlaaas, :
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
Tsnnesses Marine and Fire TnsuTauce Company.
CAPIFAL, 100000
JoHN N Hill. tAIKx ALLISON. fJAsB .KHowLRs
SKe, " MAETIH, gAC0g McGAvOOK.l G. A. Foas.
WV WOoDFOLK. JOHH h Bass -
JAMEs ). GILL. seonfaTy. .4Otir n hll.A-' FIST
81 This long established Company, with the apaps
mean Tor the protection o ts Policies confines take
XIV Ek, SEA and Ire RISKS the most liberal terms.
os1 PICKETT. PERKINS & co. 81 Maa1ziRsrt
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nARRIAnn MaNnFAdro


fHNHE UndslHigneii oOiItanty manufacturing and has
t0fsaleA very S'ipsyior eEleeof Y ESAk Z, EfEEER
winch he Will guar tee to improve By age and fa-
yiil 'leiveT u, Tree Of charges, In any p4It Of
the city or Lafayette, at the following le5ucsd
y ysllona 81 haIfsa 90 Eaons csnl gaon A hoe.
tNl dlseoupt mnde ~ wholesale eultonIaIl-
~ liao lron0ad r tho Polt0fioe viii b punoia9ly
attended %. fap29 I'll JOHN u. WEBB
UeHei Commas sd Ms6lt VS.. opposite Charity Heplo
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WITCHES JEWELRY.

NJ Il. MEYE No. 100 Can. street Watch. ~
W. maker and dealer in JEsWEIaRY. G0I0Afl.A
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES. and W AfCHEs. "A
All lHtvelTy 1rrcaE repaired moderate nrcaz wia
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= a. TYLRR. b c9llF 81. b. oea..aallg s. lana.

"A a. TYLER, % CalP So. has conItanlig % hand
IA. and receiving By every aniFaf, God -
Lever. Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES Of al A6A
the best maksu. AleO-Fob, Vest - -
JsN and Guard CHAINS. BEAIlSs nAa
- II - and < 8YS, in EVEN variety Cod Pens.
Peneil, ThHbes, Buckles &c Fine Braossta Brooches
Necklaces, Rings SllvsTEare Spoons and Eofs Lades
CASTOR, Caps Pitchers Trays. Plated Cssie Teasetts
gandeHtieks Uns, iioh Fancy Goods, LHbns f4s PEI.
fumerYtogeth5f with great variety OF Oef articles tor
ngrneOug 70 mention. Also--SP ElTAGLES, with Cold
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses Of ever
kndye- PgoteatOn etc., etc., constantly hand, and
fitted to suit the eye a ahOn notice. h1E
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oRRsoENT OTTY HoTEi.-

CORNER CUSTOAli4O USE IND 'FRONT.' SITS.
M LII he opened for he reception Of R0AHDEnS on
w ts2BAk sDAf lanuaIy q 1899. Well fur 50
fABbE--the 1ast the marker VII afford. -
eboys esabhmeui has beea buiit y The pr1pIsios
exIaF iofthe accommodation Of and tanaleut BclE
e!s. Il g Of the mast healthy and ain stuatons n s
city, and pains win b SPARED 20 render thsss Wha may
top with him, comfoTtable.
Z Faithful and afteRtive Servants.
az Terms raasGnahlaa an asfe 1anment Of the kind
IN The city. EiaI derpVfT r. AlK ANBttH PfppIie8F,
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DESCRIPTION OF COUNTRY, &c.

aC4qpayraps F." Journey 10 The Pacific.
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"a NH undsEiRusd respectfully inform the pupne maj tsg
i have Just taken the above-menuoned establish a
alent with the extensive Gardens, Ten Pin AleFe-
Billiard Room, Toe Cream ga leon, etc.. etc. appertaip
ing thereto; and after thoroughly repairing the Whqe and
making very cQnEdelabe Improvements therein ey aie
prapa4ed Feceye and ate benaAe1t and
fItREient BoaIe. II i almost usess4 70 expaee On t
numerous. attractions to be found the Canoon hal
GrOnnds As suhuFban place Of enter 1nHaenA ne
shment il second 70 uOne in the south, poseslnE g
does almost unTYaed scenery and the ARTIFICIAL neip4 q
&aTdening in the pr0duGtign Of fruits and h9Weu A9 aleN
a. where be foundin The vicinity Of New 0iea.s
As place Of temporary IVscRtiOn-na retreat LOU
noiIe hustle and eaIee d city hie merits iaois u Jul
nary notce from the visiteT. . - -.
The underlined aDDdse the the public that their LaII
will always be found well supplied with the eh0teest ye
ties Of Game Fish ETC. and they have alo n ns1
ssorsd stock Of Vine and other LiquoIl they ~
Dinner Supper, CbHRes RepaSth. TO private paiA y
the shortest possible notice. ,..--,,,.
The undermined therefore atsT themselves that n 4ddl.
tiOn to their own hssiduons efforts to please the beauty q
the location its saubous Atmosphere. the ease WIN Wnlch
may be bad 70 their eeiabshWeht, BY rHload feoet
the CaTOon Hotel the most desirable OF all summer Fesof
for the citizens Of New Ofegns. - -, -,
ea- For terms Of BOARD eto-. inquire the PaRtsu
Hotel, q at the Hotel in CaHolton- Capt q, AHe1Lh
ap9 II CHAs. CHANuI II.
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l21 GRaYIER Street, JstseeH g. Charles sad carpn
deet Stgeets-One eoOT from ne corner II Clraads 81
MRS. WILSON, Gate Of q BisnVie strssl1 lrsnaat.
1FA fully Informs her friends aat the public generally -
that she cohfhuss N the shove eligible loeaton ceu
HOUSE tholqHehy rsisd ARD prepared teI he arcnumO
daOn OF gentlemen exclusively. GEal8iu tor past patron.
she hopes BY digan attention the comfort and
veuiancs OF hsTpatOnsto merit and Of
the same Her terms vii be- g. hsIstaioIs. AOB8RATE
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
CALIFORNIA HOUSBS-P OH1.fBL E-buif with
~ dhpateh Al0 NEGRO QUARTERS. cheap -
and nsat model to be seen al the ShOD--whefa all
kinda of CARPENTERIRGW WORK and JOBBINGAAA
Is done, 211 ST. CHARLES STREET, ReGF julio.
Ss 6rJs from the Country 51om1iy a,tsudsd
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HOTEIS. e.


~ - NFIIII-T@
Al Wis Bsiat hzlIag been repaired snd newly fu-
u nished viii Be opened o. The 29h % Mag for tie "a
reception 81 Fisau and Eamie8 wishing to spend the
Summer q = pleasant. y aisIIng Place TIE Under
ziRne1 have purchased tIig property permanent
denee, and VIII Keep the hDHse Summer and Winter
The hest Coeks. steafds and Servants are ueaesd and
pnas expense will Be spared render the o. ti-ile
pleasant and agreeable. lmy2 6ml G. LEWIS y Co..
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Ed8f0rH SI0re Qf Nome 3lVN 7lIfq S0ufI eat 81
the c. ~ sGB51le
WIS DELIGHTFUL and healthy resort, having IA
deEgoae many aliarafions and additions The eA
pazt winter. d now open i0K he ieeept0n of visli
sTl Ihls hense q On bluh forty isst shove thala-
level ot9ths Bay and npau the beexas every deC
Water and Shower BathingA uussueHt Of ever kiaa
Bar supplied with the ohoieet Liquor and RVIles ard q
Table with tie hest the market nf1ia-RFE. Fresh ish
and Oysters in abundaucee lender Il Of the most ps
ant resorts IN the Southern country.
There low PRESSURE beat making tips daily
netting with the New 0FeaHa boais
In addition 20 the maiu building number Of neat Cot
teEes (to rooms each have been crested expressly for fam
lies. a venIeIt distance and where they beIele
and free from the usual hustle Of ahOtsi
Per Month 90 %
Per Week "
Per Day %
WILLARD FREEMAN.
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NEW oRLEANM

TUESDAY MonNrNa. AUGUST ,, ia40.
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POINT CTEaR. B.8LI)TFI1r co UJrPY, lgI.,9- q
HAVING bsan leased BIZ the Underlined, viii b a
III Oxen On the frEf AZ yRHs. for The entertainment
Of TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GU Est -.
This establishment beautifully located The east SIDE q
MoBILT BAY about midway between Mobile and the GulH
Of Mexico The WatsF this point bsing 1iDaEG ctl1r
and sa[ with adepfh Of ak set within ht7 yards Of ne
shorgl and having hm wbits sand bottom fenuar I'M
place particularly atrSeiiva fol Sga-hathng. s.
Bushsh. Pompanu. SpaEuh MaekaTel, and al other n
paunlsr 10 this latitude abound the iagasai1fG uacFv
Of the Hotel Never failing SrfiHEs, 81 eanvenent d.
lance fuFuish an abundant supply Of PURE tVAIEb.
The building Is entirely neVpTesent tOkttQ the 1ouk
of go feet, and Affords ample accommodation Tor w psi
sons. The looms large and airy tx.
A saia aud odiout vessel VII ply naip 1alean
Mobile and Point Cear--lasEage 80 cents 4,
TheTals Of Board viii be $40 ger week PAYABLE IN AZ
cRsss Besg, Distinctions made for iamiea lemalnl ne
season COmmuuiraiOns this subject addressed 70 ne
undesgned. a. Mobile, win he promptly 9ttense e q
Mobile Ala May II. 1919 MI sm Lee.