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STOVES! sToVEs!! sroVEs y!


+ s. ID. WRIGHT & cos Patent Wood and COalStoves;
y Alright Stoves, most improved patterns suita
Bile for Halls, Bar-r0Oms, Churches, etc; sE1ss5
Fancy high Coal Stoves, for Bar.TOOms. ete.t 80
Common Stoves nine and temp plate Stoves; FEN
franklin Stoves for wood or coal;
Furnaces Copper and Brass Preserve Kettles different Sizes
Copper Liquor Pumps Tin Pumps;
Oliver Moons Patent Well Pumps.
ALSO
veV general assortment fCOOkng Utensils and Kitchen
Furniture of Copper, Iron and Tin WaJe';
Brass and Britannia Lamps and Candlestcks
Brass, Britannia and Japanned SpittOOns;
Deed and Cash Boxes TugnbleF DIaiuesi
Han and Steamboat Lamps, of different sizes
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots
Britannia Soup Eureens, Of dtteTentsi sizes
Dish Covers; Copper and Tn NJ 9asuTesi
Copper, Iron and Tin Tea Kettles;
Buck Il McGran's Patent Cooking StOVesi
Chugoh's Philadelphia Coal Stoves.
Also
Ny Own Patent Stoves on the most improved pian, to
burn wood or coal Cooking Ranges
American Alright Cooking Stoves for wood or coal on
. the most improved plan
Rotary Ranges for wood coal Of ditisIeut EiZaa
ship Cahooses, Of different sizes and pstteTns
Engiish Steak Dishes, Cuyefs and Stands;
u9he M0gldai OYse udiyons Oyseg sewpa9d etc., etc.
AsW AZ - pkYHRku8t g FeheapslsslaBsh
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire InS. Co.
Permanent Fund 5y Actof Incorporation
100000:
Office No. % Grsvier street,
Between Camp and St..ChaElea siE.

Trustees:
John Hagan Joseph Walker John 8 AilsOn,
Peter COnreY, IT,, Mannsel White. WEn- Il leVenehs
Robert j Ward, Samuel Stewart tsdWaEl sparrow
Isaac johnson, Geo. EtraWbnoge- bsnIy =. bueknaf
PETER CONREY, X. President Board o. Afualses-
Ja-snhyV Stanton YoE5 etSu6 sen. ~ IN Cohep.
Ioh6 r. IevTis Holm Csahonn Prsff w Fauar,
WIN. ~ GoojIieh, J6shua Baldwin. WILMA L. White.
John i, SafaFans, Warriek Martin. john D. bein,4
a. ID. Cf0ssnlam, Marx Wal on. ttm. - 4onlp KIDS
Cornelius FellOWes, Joseph Lallande, John b. Geeie-
EdW. JenneT Coke,
~ This Company is prepared TO entertain applications
for Life Insurance. and issue Policies n sOnnd and heal
thy White persons and Negroes the Table Of RATES stab
the New Ok and London offices, and without tbeiI
tons residence in the South By the charter dsdends
of profits declared annually, and the pIohts da interest
and be made available at 20 the extent OF tive
thirds Of their amount where the party has PAID ms pfe
ums in MI.
JOHN HAGAr, President Of the Company.
PRESTON w. FARRAR, Vice President
a. J. WEnDERBuRN, NJ. D. Medical Board OF
HABMoN OQANEs secptaU. y. j, GpQtp. Au0IHeys
RIUHkRD EN. NJ. D.. NO 2li hiagRalA street, Medical
Examiner Once hours fof blacks " 81 do for
whites 2tO at bis residence he viii eAanne v e
applicants al the nce fthe Company daily. from ls 70
O'Clock p ~ He will not examine any me Al b.! dwelling
wnOut permit which can Be bad application at the
Office Of the Company. H. G. HEAKrrs Agent
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance member
at New4 ok and London rates Prospectus table Of rates.
and all information as 70 Lie Insurance and al pas4 le-
cessay effect Insurance be had at the ONCE Of The
L Company.
In OTdero accommodate aassss Of our citizens young
and mechanics having families denendent upon them
the Company will allow all persons insung for fe, where
the premium amounts $50 per annum. 70
half cash and hs in satisfactory sndOed note at II
months, bearing interest ats per cent. per sRnum.
N B. The business Of ths Company s confined to LIVE
INSURANCE. ON By IesolntOR Of the board no RE
River Marine Risks taken
~ Office hours. A. NJ 70 P r. le4uAh
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SUMMER WATERING PLACE.
THE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now opeR
a. for the reception Of yisiters Since the last summer 81
the Establishment has un teTgOne thorough renovation, It'll
and has been considerably enlarged. The geeomm0dsAa
tons for FAMILIES single persons cannot be surpassed
if equaed by any establishment in the South. Situated
Immediately on the Gulf and on the great Northern MAI
ROute between New Orleans and Mobile It can be reached
from direction by the boats plying between those places,
and daily Communication be kept with all parts o. the
country. Il is about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile, and glance at the map will show
the superiority Of its location al other points on the
coast for pure air and bathing. OYSTERS and FISH
had in abundance and prepared In the most recherche
style. Riding, Fishing, Sailing, Rowing Billiards, Ten
pins and such other amusements usual at places
public resort provided at PascagOua and well selected
BAND OF MUSIC will be in constant attendance.
The BAR will be furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the best style.
There are two Physicians. well skilled in their profession
and the diseases Of the climate located Pascagoua and
OF them, for the present season, will have his abode in
the Hotel and will give his unemitted attention invads,
Or such as may dese his services The other Physician has
his abode in the immediate vicinity Of the uctel.
az There is excellent PRIVATE SCHOOL, pre.
sided over by competent teacher in the vicinity ofthe
Hotel 70 which families disposed send their children
~ Persons wishing accouamOdatiOns win address The
undersigned, at East PasosgOule.
iel4 sm NJ ]. McRAE. Proprietor.
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CERTIFICATES OF QUALITY.
THE following are salaoted from lumbar rane

CERTIFICATES OF QUALITY:
The following selected from number received by the
Certificate of VIM J. McAlpine Chief Engineer Dry
Dock Office. u s. Navy ard, BFOOky H. Nov Is. 1913
To 15hO u concern have been Informed that the
Newark and BOsendale Lime and Cement Company have
purchased the QuaIrie and Mills lately owned by Hon.
Hugh White, Whitespo Ulster county, N. Y, and have
been asked to state knowledge OF the character of the
Of Cement (say 900 bae) the enlargement of the
Erie Canal at and Albany considerable portion of
this manufactured by Mr. White, and uniformly Of
most excellent character indeed 1t was the best brought
to that market The tests before using and
but very few barrels rejected have been informed
hat the Cement sustained the excellent character
he CTOtOn Aqueduot. VIM J. MCALPINE, Engineer
We have made use of Whites Hydraulic Cement as now
manufactured by the ROsendae Lime and Cement Com
pany the Gas Works Reading and strongly re-
strength qucknes OF setting and tor ITS taking large
quantity of sand in its mixing. A. II HIGHFIELD,
r. s. FARRELDY,
JOHN GINEY,
THus.C MOORE,
November II, 1913. Builders and Architects.
hereby certify that have been using the Cement
featured by the Newark and ROsendae Lime and Ger cot
Company and cancOdiay recommend it as very superior
article, have no hesitation in declaring il to be the best
have used and WOud TecopImend It TO contractors and
Others requiring Cement that will set quick and take large
purposes. w. OSBURN.
Rochester N. Y, December l. ls4s.
Ihave had the mixing and using of the Newark and Ros-
epdae Cement purchased by the contTacoO the Reading
l have ever used. JONATHAN FAIRCH1LD,
Supert of Mason Work at Reading Gas Works.
" The subscribers are prepared to execute orders for the
above articles in any quantities that be required, and
would call the attention Of dealers builders ostern makers
- - HAYMAN y HOLDEN, SO Magazine st.
New Orleans. Feb n Is4a "a IA su
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Dear SI seize the first opportunity could command
70 receipt Of favor OF OswsEO yeef
day morning inviting a. the instance Of large number
OF my isOweitzeps visit Rochester Under other cir.
eunlstaness should be happy to meet them 70 exchange
friendly SITUATIONS with them and accept the hospitality
which you have done the honor tandeE But after
having hsen in the midst Of the prevailing epidemic for
than SIX months suddenly determined 10 visit
OF the Eastern wltoFing- places ana my in
pursuit Of that ohleo Ny present journey has other
pose in Considering that cholera is still prevailing IN
greater OF less degree everywhere aud IN some places
ing with appalling viOlsnoe. and that oil mere
less affected by H. in feelings, sympahies health.
have wished 70 pas que the places Of desina
lion without exciting accepting public denominations
obliged therefore, deeins aVaing myself of the
kind invitation which you gave request you pre-
sent thanks to my fsow.ctizs of Rochester and my
regret thar cannot have the pleasure of visiting them
am, with high respect
Your friend and Ob't ssrv't H. CLAY.
u. A. Ward. etc. etc.
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saddle, Harness and Trunk Mandatory.

John MILLAR, No 1eI ST CHaRLES Street,
= (eoneT Of GiTOd street,. respectfully informs "a
the citizens OF New Orleans and Planters of Lou rA
Isiana, that he Is prepared to manufacture aud E
furnish all articles in the above line and has con-
GHSS IN stanty hand a good assortment Of s AID.
I-isr{s4=A=AA DIES. BRIDLES, MARTINGALES.
- NATL " NaWHIPS, SPURS, and HARM Esa OF
$500 lteVeFy kind MILITARY SADDLES
bbSplI KS ERs, PAGK-ssADDLES, VAI.IsEs aud HOB,
BLE5-all which will sell low as thos8 who imno4f
them. and wauapk them 70 be Rood-whis they as s
OF the CRESCENT CITY manufactun.
eooda syllable for the California Trade furnished 1t
u 1RGgAIRINe Sllaasa i wla usasss,. uaa
aapaiah' Hnla
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Mn. CLAY's ToUR.-Mr Ward, the Mayor Of
Rochester, has received the following letter from
Mr.. Clay in reply to his note inviting him (Mr C)
to tarry there when on his way to the East and
rendering him the hosnitalities of the city:
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O1g- IncOsr laid a,wager in my life and will
inform you, sir, that lam not blaok0g F" "Then
you are 10 better" YVES Che reply
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE and BIoNT-
GoMERY- Ala, and OI1ARLEsroN, $, Q.
Through in Seven and a half Days-stago Travel
Reduced to Ninety-three Miles.
NEW ORLEANS TO 8fOBILE---By the daily line Of
IN Mail Steamers. OREGON. Capt. HEN CA1IFQR-
MA Capt Reynolds and lanes n DAY GqP pI sIS
lat Mebie next morning at o'eloek...Fare S5-Iime
uiOus"' 20 NOZZLE f4isiiE TO MONTGOMERY:
By the superior rstSass seameEs-sayln ing heele az
Y Tie Inc egPsis,s q &c toogIas bOsfs sl;NA
Gsp Barrel; IT S II HqP' TsS, VIZ Fsp
ss@T@e through q g hours ~ the Daily Mail IinS
COach-Fare, Sl0-Tme Though. 40 houn.
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEw YORK MAIL 1aNE-Va Gnihn
Atlanta, and Augusta -.
n Ho9iFFSm' 29f6a Y Esi,0ad g mile.
Ghia 70 An Atsnts l29P ssiillEoaa q, e miles
AAas1ss I'm Il R siSs miles,
! Fare-JioRtgoasrT % Charleston, S26 so.
Time bTSSgh - hpP R1. ,9PPpgss Stains
Opeka and Griffin passing through West Point aGIange,
readiness carry forward number of though pascal
s The s Cans on the Railroad are of the most approved
struoOn Those the Georgia Railroad provided with
For Though tickets apply o the Agent at The Exchange
Hotel Montgomery Hall, or Madison House. MoAtEomsry.
~ Passengers procuring through tickets of the AGeht
at mOhteOineigs WIN save Nuuut "a
GREAT CENTRAL MAIL LrNE-via Columbus. Macon
and Savannah:
6SsEG Fs BRs ass1 ia s 1oad g miles %
GAINESVILLE, 3kPM Macon, or. N Rallroad, g miles.
Savannah, IS Pm Charleston sA.M 81 mboai llOmes.
-.mgntgOmsry to Charleston, S23 50--7o SauGn-
nah $40 50. Time through, " hours including two
nights rest, viz: a. Savannah and Macon. =
The steam Packets composing the Charleston and SaN
9si ~ VIC tial ~
Glneh well known ioF their safety, neatnes and snmpta
ous lRre. No charge for meals or Berths-
The Cans on the Central Macon. and Western Railroads.
Staging reduced to IS miles
Two DAILY LINES Of four horse Post Coaches, from Ops
always in TeadnestO carry forward any number Of through
passengers, without detention.
n For Though tickets eppy @ the AGENT q the Exchange
cry, Alabama.
~ Passengers procuring through tickets Of the Agent
at Montgomery, will save abort a.
CHARLESTON 10 PHILADELPHIA: a
Fare-S2Q. Time, 6s houTs.-By the daily line Of Sea
Steamen 10 VViminEton North Cafona thence By Rail
4shed mail line, via Richmond, Washington City, AID
Steamships from Savannah 70 Ne,D York
Steamships CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE Isays
following Saturday. # are. SIS. Passenger leaving
Montgomery Monday Morning viii reach Savannah q
time ie tie above Steamers, BY means Of en- extra nz
! Steamships from Charleston to Men Yors;
Steamships NORTHERNER and SQOfHE1,tNEi5.
leave Charleston alternately every Safnday- es9s -
New York on the following Tuesday. Z aIs' 80
Steamships from Charleston TO FaliaassP...e
Steamships COLUMBUS and 0SP ~ isitss is =.
ton eaemetely every fhunday-ssr1issins -
'''s A0'o"i's SUNDAY VIM & AicGiBoNEy Asfsa2t,
/ -
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DAGUERREOTYPE.


NJ Wnnd reatectf1y return thanka for tbs liberal paiE0R
" hegigHed him sincs he Izt had the h0EoT Of
Introducing the DAAUERhE0TBPE into MetFOfl8ena.
i've Ygau ago during which tine he has taken PORTALS
exhibited Ct the taiT n ogrpqtOn with OteFs tskenby
he bet operator from New orb, and be Agerded the
hose taken by himself J. 81 the public tat his
l0ftfss VIII c0ntrus 70 be what they always have been
he Hin long sxssaco and constant practice are
Re best 70 ne,zaa desrouS az n fr
beautiful an Genuine Voiztlend4r gamslss % per oaHt.
heapeE lisa any IN the city AZ oeneF azsa he sane.
Plates at % per dozen Scogis No for odgBaFanfad
ne best plates made ID the listed 6tats Carsa "a IS and
% 81; HeWHorE Cameras a. el8.
to oFisn fIop1 the eouzfFy promptly attended
~ EntEsnca. No. 8 CtHF streat.
NASHVILLE MARINE PrRR MSuRAWoR
And Life and Trust Company.
CfAPITAI S3O0000-aIl paid IN, Surplus &1Ga,oeo.
~ jas. TFyaLKER. eey...,jy7G. a. PORTER Pms.
The operations Of this Company for u years, has 1ean
confined alone and exclusively to UudsIWHting.
River and Fire Risks taken az the lowest rates, Nnd
mh2s " Ofaes. No. q Campat1s.t. Ngg 0Iisan1-
MAINE AND PIX HssuHA15CB.
Tenne1see Marine and fire Insurance. Company.
CAFTTAL, S3O8soOOs :
Directors.
JOHN u. HILbs ALEx- ALLISON, lAs.b .AHeiFhas
GKO w. MARTIN. JACOB MCffAyogK,t G. d. EOaas
F. B. FnaG. EHM- EhHIN, SAX I SHAE-
". WOoDFOLH. 4oHu M. Bass.
JANIS ]. GILL, Secretary. 'OAiN ~ ILL., = :
~ This long established Company, with the most ample
means for the protection 81 It's Policies o0nnueE 70 take
RIVER SEA and IRE RISKS on he most hherai fern1
At ifs Agency in NHWfldeans, Al the once Of
e1 PICKETT. PERKINS & co. 81 Masazias q.
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oREs0BNT OTTY HoTEI.

CORNER CUSTOJfHO USE and FRONT STs.
FUT ILL be opened for the reception of BOARDERS on
w "WEDNESDAY January g 1873. Wellfar- st8
nished ROOMS for Families and ngle Gentlemen.
TABLE-the best the market will ai7ord. E-1aA
The above establishment has been hRt hE thu prolstel
expressly for the accommodation Otcy and transient Board
1t d Of the m3si healthy and airy situations in ID
city, and pains will be spared toTeHdsF those who may
stop with him. comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants
G Terms Fsasonabeas say establishment OF the kind
in the city. fJa1 d&Wf1 g. ALEX AMBER PrOpreio4
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:, AARTWEII's WASHINGTON HOUSE.

1--WE undersigned would Inform his Southern patrons and
u friends that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -
has been under bis charge fOT several yeas, has Just
been elegantly Iehtted, enlarged and sfunished. in te
most fashionable manner, and the entire organization o.
every department complete The most splendid suits Of
apartments can be had At all hmea By giving few hOun
notice.
The central and fashionable location Of the w ASKING
TON HOUSE, renders it oneDf the most desirable in tie
CITY for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, eIthel
upon business pleasure and there shall be exetonS
spared have it continue to merit the liberal support has
heretofore received H. ]. HARTWEI4lA
EY- The House has Warm and Cod Baths always ID
readiness my7 d6EWf
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HOLLYWOOD ROUSE.

Eastern Shore of Mobile BavTsH Miles Southeast Of
the CT y Of Mobile.
'HtS DELIGHTFUL and healthy resort. having
4 deFgone many alterations and additions the &F&
past winter, Is now open for be reception OF visit
eTs This house is on bluff forty feet above the AA@
level Of the Bay and open the bfeezes from every dec
uon Its dg and healthy atmosphere, with the fine Salt
water and shower bahlng-Amusenlent Of every kinda
Bar supplied with the choicest Liquors aud Wines and
Table with the best the market afnris-Bds Fresh Fish
and Oysien in abundance render one Of the most pleas
ant resorts in the Southern country
There Ow-pressafe boat making two trims daily. con
meeting with the New0heans boats.
In addition 20 the main building number Of neat Cot
tages CtFo rooms eacbl have been erected expressly for fam
lies, convenient distance and where they can be retire.
and free from the usual hustle of a hotel.
CHARGES
81 %5y v
Yer week
Lef 2
Children and Servants half price
WILLARD FREEMAN.
HoliUs0oOd, Baldt5iR county .9ta US I'm
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5oFn ROCKIES FOR GAIT Ql iA,,s
A NY nefson Wishlae q psFeka,e GOLD 49,
z = 1aoh e are TeQ11lf - w ~ - {. Y
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3 oARpINe HoUsn.

121 GRdYTER Street. 6etlseen st. Charles and CaTan
aetet SreetsOHs door from the Of CgroHeet St
MRS. WILSON, Clate Of n Bieuville street respect
AVA fully informs her friends and the public generally, ~
that she continues in The above eligible location
pied By her during the last year. She has had her&
HOUSE thoroughly Teftted and prepared for the accDm
datiOn Of gentamen exclusively. Grateful for past patron
age, she hopes by dhEent attention to the comfort and
yenence Of her patrons merit and continuanco
the same. Hsrtems viii be- heretofore. MODERATE.
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FNE WATCHES, JEwELRY, Bio.

~ a. TYLER, % CAMP 81, has constantly on hand
M and is receiving by every anival, Gold ~
Lever. Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES Of al ~
the best makeEE. Alsa--Foh, Vest = e.
and Guard CHAINS, SEALS 49,
- - and KEYS, in every variety. gold Pens.
Pencils, Thmbes, Buckles &C.; Fine Brseelets Brooches
Necklaces, Rings SilverWare Spoons and Fork, Ladies'
CasOm, Cups, Pitchers Trays, Plated Cation, TeaSeth
CaRdeztickB, UTDS, rich Fancy Goods, Lubins fine Pet
fumefyOgethef with great variety Of other articles too
nurneOuE to mention. AsO-sPhCTACLES. with Gold,
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames, and Glasses Of eyeFY
knidEyeP otecton ETC.. etc., constantly hand. and
tilted 70 suit the eye at short notice nlb
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HOTELS, &c.
BAY 81. LoUIs HoTBL.

Wis EEtabishment aYi9g Isen IepaITed and newly lf-
Il nished, will be opened On the 10Th Of May 1.-THE
reception Of Vsien end Families wishing 10 spend The
Summer at q pleasant Watering Place. The unde-lAd
signed have pufehased this property for permanent resi-
dences and viii keep the h0ue Summer and Winter.
The best Cooks, Stewards and Servants engaged and
pains nor expense will be spared to render tie stag Of
pleasant and agreeable. inv 6ml Q. LEWIS 8 C-I.
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WATCHES EWELRY

VI, maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD46A
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. Il g
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CANADA.-I'he late Convention of the British
American League in Canada, before their adjourn
ment, drew up address to the inhabitants of
Canada, stating their grievances, and the remedies
they desire. There is nothing in it, more than the
expression of local grievances, and the suggestion
of local remedies. They complain of the sudden
changes in the British Commercial policy, which
they say have produced bankruptcy and general
distress in Canada; denounce the Indemnity Bill
for the payment of Febel' losses, and censure the
Provincial Governor for dispensing the patronage
Of the government among French liberals, radicals
and rebels, to the disadvantage of Conservative
Englshmen. They suggest remedies new
tariff framed upon the principle Of protection to
the trade and other pursuits of the Canadians; a
production Of official salaries; a union of all the
british provinces in thatquarter of North America
upon a basis that will favor the attainmentof ult-
mate independence. Nothing here like annexation.
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BEL OREsOENT HoTELa

POINT CLEAR, B.4LD WIJT co UNITY, ALyf.
II AVING been leased By the undengned, will be
II open the first Of .lRs, for the enteEtainment
of TRANSIENT and PERM ANENT GU ESTS.4A
This estabshmentis beautifully located the east side o.
MOBILE BAY about midway between Mobile and the Gull
Of Mexico Tire water az this point being Always clear
shore) and having firm white sand bottom, renders this
place particularly attractive for Sea bathing.
Buesh, P0mpanO Spanish MaCkeFel, and all other iish
peculiar TO this latitude abound in the immediate vieiity
OF the Hotel NeveFfsing Springs, convenient dis
lance, furnish an abundant supply Of PURE WATER.
The building Is entirely nts trOnttO the South
of $50 feet and affords ample accommodation for 200 per-
sons The rooms large and airy
safe and cOmmodOus vessel viii ply daily between
Mobile and Point CeaT-Passage 50 cents.
The Tute of Board will be $40 per Week, payable in oil
t0eefV, Deductions made for families remaining the
Communications on this subject addressed the
undersigned, at Mobile, win be promptly attended %.
GEO. b. CLlTHERALL,
Mobile. Ala, May IL 1873 myl9 SIN Lessee
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OARROLLION HOTEL.
NNHE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
Il have just taken the above mentioned establish So
ment, with the extensive Gapiens, Ten Pin Alleys. "a
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon etc. etc, appeTtan--
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making very considerable Improvements therein, they are
prepared receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient BOaTeFs IL is almost useless eNpaate The
numerous attractions 70 be found on the Canoton Hoe
Grounds. As suburban place of entertainment the esab
hment is second to in the South, possessing as II
does almost unvsed scenery and the artificial helps O.
Gardening in the production of fruits and flowers such
where to be found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
As place of temporary rusoatiOnasa retreat from the
noise hustle and cares Of city et merits more than odi'
nary notice from the VisiteF.
The undersigned appra the the public that their ardeI
will always be found well supplied with the choicest quail
ties Of Game Fish ETC.; and they have ad IN timely
ssOred stock of Wines and other Liquors. they can furnish
Dinner Supper Chanee Requests, to private parties, al
the shortest possible notice. -
The undersigned therefore atte themseves that in addi
ton their assidu0Us efforts to please, the beauty Of
the location its salubr0us atmosphere the ease with which
may be had their Rbshment by Ta0ad render
the CarrOon Hotel the desirable Ofa summer resort
for the citizens Of New Orleans. - - =
ANGELL & CHANDLER. .
~ For terms Of Board. etc, inquire at the Planen
Hotel, Or atthe Hotel in CanoltOn. Capt, a. AseRlL
ap9 If CHAs. CHANDLER.