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POINT Err, B-iI.fiHEJg 90 UArTY, TIA
III ANiNG been legaed By the undefaTned WiH be "a
oF TRANSIENT and PERAfAr fsgg' GU rs IL ~
This establishment iH beautifully located he east le q
MQRILE Bay, about midway beltFeau Mobile and the ut
0fNie1ioo The water Ht this joint hpe GigGgs clear
and sue with depth Of within hitT yards OF he
shoTe) and having firm white sand boou Tendsn tins
place particularly attractive for sei-hathing-
Blue-hsh, PompanO Spanish MaekeTei and all other sh
peculiar this latitude abound the iuEaediafe uicB
Of the Hotel NsveI-fanE Sbfass, y conventent Dis
tanea furnish an abundant supply Of PtiRE w AIEbt
The bu dng IS entirely ats lfOn q Tie south
Of $50 feet and affords Ampia accommodation f0 40 per-
The looms aTel large and airy
sale and cnmmodl1us vessel VIII ply dely between
Mobile and Point llsaF--F Hssage 50 cents.
The rate Of Board will be $40 per " eek payable IN ~
06ckfB Deductions made fB families remaining TIE
season. COmmuu aii0ns this subject addEesed 70 th9
undersigned, al Mobile will Be gromptly ATTENDED e
GEO r. ClITHERALL.
Mobile, Ala. MAY II. 1919 nyfs sm Lessee.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All New MateriaIs Of the Latest Style

EW The prOpreto the Daily Crsscsa,'' would respectfully
inform their friends and the public they an extensive
JOB OFFICE totherestabshnen prepared 70
all kinds OF printing tbs gsora5 tsris vis
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS; BILLS OF LAbING DRAY RECEpTs. =
CARDS; PosTERsi STEAMBOAT BILLS, &c. &c
in every style.
All their materas-Type, Presses entirely new and
the very improvements, which enable them to
work be
from the founryo Messra. R. Hoe Co.. NewYok which is snre
guaranty Of their eGceencehe type from the well
dries nj Mess George Co John T. White and have
been selected with to adapt to the business
this city.
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The EFFECT OF TAx-The Messrs. Cham
beers, of Edinburgh, have petitioned for a removal
or reduction Of the excise duties on paper, which
are especially severe on low-pfieed books. During
the five years ending December, l84S, they state
that they have paid Cos, 425, Of which ETA. 1886
Ipe publication of a work circulating $4,000 copies
weekly, because of its being Improbable Books
are printed in the Isle of Man on paper free Of duty
books can be.
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PORTUGAL Change IN the Ministry. = Letters
from Lisbon up to the 18th ult. had been received
in London before the Niagara sailing. A change
of ministry tor time past expectedl has taken
place. NJ Costa Cabral is at the head Of the gov.
eminent, and holds Office as President Of the Coun
Gil and Minister of the Home Departments Coun
TOTAL, Foreign Affairs; NJ. Avia, Finance; NJ
Felix P. Magazines, Justice; Col. Ferreri, War; NJ
Florida, Marine. The government, it is thought
will be more liberal in its policy than when NJ
Costa Cabra was last in power.
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CERTIFICATES OF QUALITY /.
Tha fnLlnwing are selenfed from nnmber ]

CERTIFICATES OF QUALITY
The following selected from number received by the
Certiicate Of WIN. J. McAfpine, Chief Engineer, Dry
Dock Office, u. s. Navy Yard, BROOKLYN, Nov 70, 1913.
TO loh0m may concern have beeA Informed that the
Newark and ROsepdale Lime and Cement Company have
purchased the QuaIEes and Mills lately owned by Hon.
Hugh White at WhespOrt, Ulster county " and have
been asked To state knowledge Of the character Of the
Cement made by Mr. White Lhave used large quantity
Of Cement tsay 100000 baIe) the enlargement Of the
Erie Canal at and bany, considerable portion Of
most excellent character; indeed it the best brought
to that market Thetests before aud
but few barrels rejected, have been informed
hat the Cement sustained the same excellent character
We have made use Of Whites Hydraulic Cement as now
manufactured by the ROseudale Lime and Cement Com
pany. the Gas Works at Recalling, and strongly
commend it a most excellent article Of Cement, for
strength quitkness Of setting and for its taking large
quAndty Of sand in It's mixing "A. ID. HIGHuELD,
r. 8. FARRELDY,
JOHN fIREY,
THOs. G. MOoRE,
November II .ls4S. Builders and Architects.
hereby certify that have been using the Cement
Company and cordially recommend II as very superior
article. have hesitation in declaring TO be the best
have used, and would recommend 20 contractors and
Others requiring Cement that will set quick and take large
proportion of sand, an article that VIII tul answer those
Rochester. N. Y, December l, lS4s.,
have had the mixing and using Of the Newark and Ros
endae Cement purchased by the Of the Reading
Gas Works and can strongly i a. being e 0et
supert of Mason Work at Reading Gas Works.
~ The subscribers prepared to execute orders for the
would cal the attention Of dealers, buideu, esteIn make,
etc. being very superior articles and ct moderate pfoes
HAYMAN s HOLDEN, s. Moga9iaest.
Sew utesns. kaR y, leg. HN Sn
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CORNEH 7CUSIOlII4DU3E IND FIlOJfT SIS.
AHJIlL be opened for The reception Of BOA RIDERS an
w WEpNESlAF .ganHaEy 3, 1879. Well fur ea.
niHhad ROOMS fcE Families and 5iarls Geulieaa1-
TARLE-ths best the naFket viii afnId L
The above estab hmenf has baen built tbs proprietor
ezFrssy f0I the accomm0 alton Of city and tnsea Beard
i . Of the moss healthy und airy rltnatiOa1 IN ~
city and no pains viii w spared % fendef hove wis mag
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants.
eF Terms reasonabi e9labinhuaHt 4e kind
in tie city IIa1 dEEF VII J. e. ALEXANDER FIdpetof.
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No. rs CHE8lFUT 8I7RAA9I. PlfIL-4DEIP HI.
FTsBE undersigned would Inform hs outsFn pairans and
u friends that this SPLENDID HOTEL. which -
has been under bis charge for several yea1 has
been eeganty laitied, enlarged and IsiHuIsied, u be
most fashionable Manner and the euiire uEauizNf01 Of
department completa The most splendid sut3 a.
apartments can BE- had At al times By giving few houa
notice.
The central and fashionable looston Of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders 1t Of the delinbls u zg
upon business pleasnIe and there shall Be ezegs
spared 70 have it continue to merit the liberal sgpge hes
heretofore reoeivsd. III Il HAHINtELls
r. The House has Warm and Cod Batis alNays il
readiness. NY dAtYh
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FgRHIS favonte resort Of Che citizens Of Louisi4na ilI
y SIP p and adj0ining States. re-0pened for tlg
reception of visiisrs Saturday. May Il Various
alterations and additions have been made dHEinE the
winter with view Of rsndeHnF this establishment 9gleea
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered easy Of Access By the splendid ne q
low pressure mali steamers Oregon u Day nNd Gai-
f0mia which leave Lake POnchaEtFan daily and ta No
bile and Moniezunla lIi-yEeakly.
Attaahed 70 the Hotel Is az Academy foF youuE irSaE
and Boys separate Department. under The able manaEe
Isdanls 81 New Odeanz. TIE AoademY VIII open 4une y
Two Ehracians. tee knuNH alandine. dwell 6t tbs
Pass. III IA. MONTGOMERY, l1auaFeT.
~ A meahle matter isil a the Qfleesof Messu. y
& r. Geddes Bank Place aad M Jndaon, Esq.,. oGIneI Of
Canal nNd Camp ..aala. wiz Be loNnIded daiY. ml 8m
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POLAND, The London Quarterly Review for
January, in an article on Austria and Germany,
has the following allus0n to the activity and en-
ergyof the countrymen Of Kosciusko in the late
revolutionary movement in Europe: g" The Poles
have played leading part in all the Instructions
in the capitals Of Europe They have, in fact, be-
come the Free Corps Of Democracy, the Knights
Errant of Revolution, and like the companies of
adventure in the fourteenth century, they proher
their assistance in every quarter where there is a
prospect of successful insurrecton againstmonarch
ical authority
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NAPLES AND SIcLY.-The conduct Of the Nea-
pOlitan Government since they have Obtained pos
session of Sicily, is such as to fully justify those
members Of the late Scilian Government who re-
fused to treat in any manner with B0mba or his
adherents. Every condition of the capitulation of
Palermo has been violated. Notwithstanding the
publication of the general amnesty, from which
only torty-three persons were excluded, several
persons who had retired to Messina, and whose
names did not appear in the list Of the forty-three
have been arrested and among them is priest,
the Able allegro. A journal, the Forbice, having
ventured to complain Of this infraction OF the law,
has IN consequences been suppressed, and its editor
NJ Salaia, has been arrested and imprisoned. The
list of those excluded from the amnesty has been
increased in direct violation of the treaty Of capt.
ulalion, by the addition Of the names of 206 other
PERSONS among whom are the Marchioness of San
MARITIME, and several other ladies.
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ENHIS establishment will Be Opened for he reception Of
Il Nisiien on TUESDAY. May 18th IhepTeIniseg -
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel uoW
oilers iuducamehtst0 persOnE IN neaEch Of eah
for OF pleasure equal SUPERIOR to pHbe house on
the coast IL occupiea centru position in la peant
and delightful village Of boxoi sasg aees ION es
Orleans. The green IN front 1f the house Two
I'M width, and shaded BY great nam ef OF
magnolia and mulberry tIses. khe table vail D. iiea
with the nNnrea 81 tie aud Of the New Uraana
market Attached 10 the house will be found Bath Houses
stahes and Bar Rom Huped with the blt Wines and
Liqnurs also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing 70 SECURE rooms. Wil please ada4 the
Proprietor Biloxi and forward theg communications Y
the Biloxi paeSess, there but " 8 mail week.
mYI5 JOHN W. NIXON
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announce the arrival of his Majesty, the Gar of
all the Russias, in the capital of his Polish pro.
yinces. The Gar was accompanied by the Counts
OrlOf and Adlerberg.
The mortality among the Russian troops at Ka-
llsh continues. No less than 900 soldiers had
died of cholera in the last fourteen days.
Trieste, June l6.-Letters from Trebsconde con-
firm the taking of the Russian fortress Mani on
the Black Sea, by the Circassans. The garrison,
consisting of 1000 men, were taken prisoners with
the exception Of 1000, who were put to death.
The enemy also took 5000 muskets and 1870 can
non, destroyed the most important points of the
fortress and then encamped on a neiehboring
height, where fresh encounter with the Russians
| was eXpecIed.
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OARROLLToN HOTEL


FErHE undersigned respectfully inform public fbaf they
IL have Just taken the above nleuliohed estapllsh ~
meut, with the extensive Gefseus Ten Pm Alleys Ia
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon, etc etc apeiin
thereto and after thO0u CHI repairing tho Whqte, and
making vsy considerable improvements fsetn they are
prepared receive and accommodate Permanent end
Transient BOade Ii Is siln0st useless 10 eNpaate the
attractions 10 be found the Cazrpiteu Hotel
Grounds. As suburban place Of entertainment the esta
lshment is second 70 none IN the South pQsasng g
does almost Hnfivae scenery and the ARTIFICIAL heipa q
Gardening in the n0dueon Of uita and hQ4ean ee Huch
wheEatl be found IN the vicinity Of New cfeRls
As place temporary rusticaiiOn-ns retreat lfom tbs
noise hustle and cae q ciiy a neEm more than old-
notice from the EiaieF.
The undersigned appse the the public that their Lander
viii always be found well sppped with the chnlqeat qua
ties of Game, Fish etc. and a. theF have laiq ~ ns
ssOted stock Of Wines aud other iqh0s they can
DiunsEo Supper, Cancs Repgs 70 private parties a.
the shortest possible notice. Il, m.
The undersigned therefore attsT themselves lhet IN adolf
ton 70 their own asgdunns efforts 20 please, the beauty q
the location, its salubr0Us atmosphere ne ease WIN N
access may Be had their By aIoen sles
O Nie SI'"' ANGEL. & CHANDLER.
~ For terms Of Board etc. inquire e the fiaAtsn
Hotel. or at the Hotel in CaErs0n. Capt a. AEeELL
anQitf GWhs. CHANnLMR.
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III 4R-dYTER Street. befssesn ST. Caartss ard Crps.
deer DOR from IRE If oaq8adst Sl
AIRS WILSON, (laie Of n Bianvis a,1seil 1snset.
ItA fully informs her friends and he pubii8 -,
that she eonfinuet in tie thcgs effs u6ni1a c11u.
pied hy Der during the last year. She has had hall
BtUt. thoroughly Teitied and TapGlad l1l The aea1l
dalton Of gentlemen exclusively GFaiafal for pas afan.
she hopes By dh&ant attention 70 the and con
ysnience Of Der patrons merit and receive cgnnuancsO q
the same sf terms viii De. as heratofoTs. m0DERATE-
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SUMMAt1A NANhLNANaN EAafAGA1e
THE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE il open
for the receipt Of visets. Since the last summer -
the Establishment has eIs0ne thnIough renovation M
and has been considerably enaiEed. The aecOmmnda =
lions for MIEiES oIslnge persons cannot p
il equaed BY any establishment in the South. Stasles
Immediately the Gulf ana the great Nortbern ~
Routs between New Orleans and Mobile i ean Be feqele
fom eherdection By The boats plng between ihos
and daily communication be kept up win ~ p o. ~
country II s about ninety miles from New Oreana and
sixty miles ftOm Mobile, and glance az the map vii SNOW
the superiority Of lis location OIL other pqn on Il
coast for puTeses air and bathing. QHsthk sno EIl
ale had ia abundance, and pTepaled in ne get
syla Riding, Fishing, Sailing, hoWne, bhaas, en-
pins and such amutements as are usual az places Of
public resort provided n ascas Oua and
BAND OF MUSIC win be n constant aItene4 .
The BAR will be furnished with choice Ai3U Ohs. ana
kept in the best style.
There are two Physicians well skilled In their Profession
and the Diseases 0f the climate, loeaied ~ esce ana
them the present VIII have his 41eee N
the HOTEL and will give bis unTemed attention % nVas,
OF sueh as may desire bis The other aysoan has
his abode 10 the i'm mediate vicinity Of the Hotel
E1'- There is an excellent ? ATE SCHOOL,. pre-
sided BY competent teacber in a vicinity q the
Hotel which families disposed send their children.
~ Persons wishing ace5namod1iions, wall address the
undersigned, e East Rasoagolla-
iei4 BIN d. J. MckAE, Proprietor.
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DENTISTRY, &c.


DENTAL NOTICE.
KS. PEARSON and ANFOUN inform their pafieufs
- that they can Be consulted daily Il
Hiear Office from A. y. to p. d. Dr.
ALSUhGEhNt are too well known and %-Ll-II-y
appreciated 10 require lis BLOCH Ieeb
pleuaiy worthy the aenan Of those requiring artificial
ones heir preeg graded 10 sut the circumstances Of
81. Office at their residence By4ROJyFE street, near
Canal street. aH2 II
DR. MENSING, DENIAL Surgeon
~ ANiNG returned 70 the cry of New OFaHs from ms
- tour in the North and East spfopated
TEETH and has become acauainted with u
~ pest mode Of Operating approved b. the LII
college Of Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore, M. ID price
iof operations are IN proportion 70 suit the fea al6u
TooTH-ACHE CURED
~ LESS THAN ONE MINUTE BY ID. Ekfa NGfiS
IQgTE-ACHE ELIXIR, no es1rfa ~ Offes
oAh0nDEl.EI. - l.sI, y door beow Stod q
MISUNDERSTANDING.
M a ME1 Err, No 100 CAnr stless Wsiob- ~
W.. maker and dealer - JEW hLR4, GOLD "a.
PENS FANCY ARTICLES. and W hTCHBS. x ~
All Jetsry aTtfeea fepaifei y modataIe fi8
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc
U A.TYLER, 80 CAMP ST.. has constantly on hand
Lever 1 bape1 T sSd UgSbasr WTc SHs i G 81
the best makeu. AlsO-FOb Vest H. -
sand Guard CHAINS, SEAISlalaalzA
- and KEYS IN every variety. Gold Pens,
Pencils Thlmbes Buckles Aci Fine Braseets, Brooches
CASTOR, Cups, Pitche Trays Plated Casion, TesSglta,
gandlegcks. una, Fich Fancy Goods Luhiuss fine Per
fume-iogstheI with gsat ganeiE 81 other article 20
Silver, Shell Steel bowed frames, and Galas Of evey
knldEYe ProteCt0H ETC., etc.. constantly haHd. and
fitted 70 suit theeye al short notice ais
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NEWARK AND ROSENDALE LIME AND
CEMENT COMPANY. Newark, NJ J.

a HAYMAN & HOLDEN sole Agents for the sale of
their warranted HYDRAULIC CEMENT CALCIEED
Orleans and vicinity. JOHN Il. STEPHENS, Pest
A. LEMAssENA, Sec'y.
Newark, N j., February, 1919.
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SoUTH CARoLNA.-The Governor of South
Carolina is on tour through the State. After the
Femi-annual meeting of the State Agricultural So
ciety at Chesteryie, the 18th inst, he goes to
Yorkville, TO confer with the Commissioners APP
pointed to ascertain the condition of the Catawba
Indians. Thence he will proceed to Cedar Springs,
Spartanburg, where institution for the educa-
ton of the deaf and dumb and blind has been es-
tablished. After passing a week or ten days at
Glenn Springs, he will attend the military reviews
in Anderson, Pickens, and Greenville, and will
then visit such other parts Of the northern districts
of the State as business or the collecting of nor-
nation for public purposes, may invite him, and
return to Charleston about the LIST Of October next
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70 oALHoRNIANs!
SMITH & BROTHER No. 50 COMMON STREET
~ GRAND DEPOT for The sale of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS


~ s. B. have for sale, and constantly receiving
almost every article necessary for the comfort and use of the
CAMFORNIAN EMlGRANT, Among their assortment may Be
found AIR BEDS, Air Pillows, India Rubber Cloth Riding
Travelling Bags Bottles Water Tanks, Blankets aud Tar
paulins. 80. Also.
TENTS PICK SADDLES. CALIFORNIA SADDLE
RAGs Saddles and Bride Of every description Bits Stir.
runs. Spurs, Hair Rope. Moss Blankets. eie etc CuNs
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IMPORTANT DEoIsIoN.-The July number Of the
Law Reporter contains the report Of decision in
the case Of Scholfed, libellant US Potter, ct al.
recently tried in the District Court of the United
States, Maine district, June term, 1919. The fol-
lowing important principles are laid down in the
decision Of Judge Ware:
When vessel is let to the master to be en-
ploYed by him, and he pay to the owners a certain
portion Of her earnings, the owners will be liable
to the sealuen for their wages though by the agree
ment the master is 10 have The entire control of the
vessel-to vietual and man, and furnish supplies at
bis own expense, unless at the time Of shipping,
this contract is made known TO them, and they are
informed that they to look to the master the
only owner.
/" The money that is paid over by the master, is
paid as freight, and the owners as receivers, and
having an interest in the freight, are liable to sea-
men for the wages.
+" The freight is hypothecated for the wages, and
every part Of the freight is liable for the whole
wages The owners, who have received freight
under such a contract with the master are liable
for wages TO the full amount of the freight in their
hands, and not merely pro rata in proportion to
what they have received.
- The merchandise il bound to the ship for the
freight and the freight 10 the seamen for their wages
When the owners Of the ship are also the own
ems Of the cargo, the cargo owes freight to the ship
and this freight is pledged for the wages.
The decision in the case Of Poland Us. tile
Spartan, reviewed and affirmed.
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RESTORATION OF SIGHT,-Dr, Read, of Tusca-
loosa, performed an operation upon the eyes of a
girl of Il years of age, who was born blind. The
operation successful. The sight was restored,
and has continued TO improve for year.
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sHApY CO. -.

VIE subscriber has noF Esd ready il The
of the public that pleasant rafear the SHAT Y -
GROVE. situated on the Bay Of Biloxi The kauqa
airy and aqleeahefhe efuuud extensive. lrt
yeuenes afforded tqE iamies Wishing . eEaharra tie
confined a Of tie city 90 pufs ephae and Cue slt-
things 70 Be proeue is the View Orleans marei tsrs being
aimosi daily e0mmunicatIuz with that eiig-
Beard aHd AodEi gpef dag. I =
Per Weet -s.....s.s....s.s y 90
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SADDLES. BRIDES, bits. sTlRRUPs, etc.. o
- every description. india RUBBER cg--5A
Of all kinds. AM BEDs, Pill p
lows, FARPAuLIEs, SADDLE BAGS :. TENTS. -
india Rubber Tent Cloths of all sizes, for sale by
F@tA SMITH & BROTHER 50 Common Sc.
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LUZENBERG HOsPITAL,
INPRoyRDpATENT PoRrADLE

CoLEMAN'S INlPROVBDPATENTP PORTABLE
UNDCL9T0RY JHILLS.
MANUFACTURER y w. L, C0BkMAE. GiEod street,
1NA one door below BaFoRne, New Orleans These Mills
are in successful operation the following States viz;
Ohio, New York Pennayyani, Virginia, Kentucky, tndtT
ana Illinois, Michigan. Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri. Ar
kansas Tennessee. Alhbama, Mississippi Louisiana, Fexan
Mexico and on Of their p0rtabatV are the very
thing for California. A number Of them have been pur-
chased recently for those Diggins"
eS Warranted 10 perform to the Satisfaction Of the Dur
chaser, II money refunded lmhlfl w. r. u.
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COMPLIMENTARY TO THE OLD COMMoDoREs.-
The Washington Republic, commenting upon the
naval force Of the United States, says:
Tie late administration did more for steam in
the revenue and Quartemaster's department than
in the navy proper. Mr.. Walker and Gen. Jeeup,
fortunately, were not in the keeping Of gallant old
CommodOres, and believed that a thing or two
might be worth knowing in naval matters which
they did not know forty years ago. Hence both
these gentlemen, active, acute and inquiring as
they were on all subjects that fell within their Off
cial province were able 70 render no little collater-
al aid 70 improvements in steam navigation. Gen.
Jesup Is entitled 20 especial commentator for
having been instrumental in securing the only adj
ditions that have been made to the steam navy OF
the United States during the last four years"
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L,yMiGRANTs TO CALIFORNIA should remember
IA that the next thing Importance to that OF having
good supply Of Provisions for the inner man is 70 have
due regard 10 the Of The man. We distinctly
state that we not selling cost but low prices
any other house in the city. Those in Of CLOTHlNG
for the Gold any other Digginga" are respectfully
invited to call at the eaah store Of
JOHN SOUTHWELI. g. Co. q Canals st.
fYI3 d&W II Under the Planter Hotel
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Time through 81 DEMONSTRATING stoppages Staging
reduced 10 g miles Three DAILY STAGE LINES beeeu
Opeka and Griffin. passing though West Point lsaf1range
readiness carry Onward number OfthOugh passen
gers without detention
The Cars the Railroad Of the approved con.
struetOn. Those the Georgia Rar0sd provided with
State-rooms and Berths, for night travel.
For through tickets amply the Agent at the Exchange
Hotel, MONTGOMERY Hail. OF Madison House, Montgomery,
Alabama.
~ Passengers procuring through tickets of the Agent
at Montgomery, viii save about "a.
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HOTELs. &c.
~ 81. LouIs HoITEr.-

THIS Esiablnsrt having baen spaiIsd ard newly ag-
u Hhheh via be epeEed the 20h 81 Nay. for the -.
reception Of Nisiiess and Fanilies wishing spend lls
sunmef a. 3 pleasant VVnie7ihr Place 3 - unfeI-4
gned have purchased this property .oI resi-
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