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HARTWELL's WAsHIEGToN HOUSE.
No. 223 CHEsAUT, STREET PTTTT sDrf mir

NE undersigned would inform his S6nthern patrons and
= friends. that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which ~.
mas Den mailer bis charge Tor several yeafs has inst IA
os eslegangy Iehed enlarged snd TeiuIahed. in he
No. 5sonaole manner and the enTe organization Of
ete1 department complete The most splendid suits of
apartments ean be had at all ma BY giving few hour
e GENITAL and ashonahla loeaiion of tho w ASKING
renders Y one 81 The most desirable ib the
wy il 4auiea and Families visiting PHILADELPHIA, either
upon business pleasure and there saii IS 30 enn1
SPARED % have = continue to merit the liberal snppoIf Il aa
hess1elo5s feeslved H. HARFtNELsI4
Leallneal nv 4 A. WI
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POINT EAR, BysJ.Il YIN co UafTlY, gIa
IL ANlNG been leased by the undersigned viii be -
II open On the trst Of iuae for the entertainment n
u 7,it hANslEHT and PERM ANENT GUESTS. ~
MS establishments beautifully located he east side Of
MOBILE BAY, about midway between Mobile and the Gulf
81 9tNieQ The water at this point being a1gavs clear
gd sdt lwith depth Of SIX feet within fifty yards the
saoe,) and having firm white fand bottom renders this
place particularly attractive for Sea- bathing.
blqe-hsh, PompanO Spnnzh Maekerel and an other fish
Pee liaT g this latitude abound in the Dicia1tV
~ Aha i1Ote. NeYeTtallng Springer convenient dis
'ange, furnish an abundant supply OF PURE WATER
ne building IS entirely font the South
q ~ eet, and affords ample accommodation for 800 per-
sons The rooms large and airy.
a safe and c0mmOdiOu vessel will py daily between
m09le and P0us Clear-PassaFe 50 cents
The rate Of Boafd will Be $40 per Week PAYABLE in An
cases neektBs Deductions families remHBue the
season. Commuui atoms this subject addressed 10 tie
undersigned, at Mobile, will be promptly attended TO.
Mobile Ala NAV A. 1919 myis IN = = = 80
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RILoxI HOUSE

HIS establishment viii be opened foE the reception Of
-. " slets on TUESDAY, May ID. The premises -
ave Desn completely renovated. aud the Hotel now n
glsts Inducements g persons 10 search of hearth
~ " sure equal not SUPERIOR any public house on
m sF4 coast II Occupies tTai asitinu he pleasant
a village OF ioxof easy fion New
80 - lie green swaId N front OF The house
mssnfila and mulberry trees. The table will Be supplied
w.. NE lqNAfes 81 the coast AND Of the New Orleans
ma5Asr Attached % The house viii be found Bafh Houses
ta9e and Bar hona sunped with the best Wines and
LlqAosi Also good Billiard Table
hsfspns WISHING 10 rooms will planse a1dfes the
sio2,eor a. hio2i and forward their Communications 81
myI5 John ~ NfYtiN +,
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Mutual Benefit Lie and Fire Ins. Co.
ofHce No. - Gravisr'street
Between Camp aud 81. Charles


Tqutees.
John Hasnn, Joseph Walker John s. Allison
Peter COnrey Jr., Maunsei White, VIM E Aeverish
Robert Ward. Hsmus Stewart. EdNsfd Suaffnp
ISAAC Johnson, Geo. SlTawhidEe. Renly Bucknsr.
fkTAR CoERET jr., President Board Of Trustees.
BfreetOFH:
yossphW Stanton john Stroud SEN Preston ~ Farfsr
John j LeWs John Calhoun. william 81 lFhiia
Wm. NJ Goodrich. Joshua Baldwin. Nathan 4nfrls
John i. Sahdfans, Wafrek Maffin john ID Hen
A. d. Crussman. Marx Wal on. FFu. C.. Tomrkin7
Cornelius Fel0wes, joseph I.allFnda. John ~ f.aafd
EatF. lennef Coke, NJ. M. Cohen.
john HAeAN, President Of the Company.
PRESTON w. FhRRkR. Nios President
Al. WEpDERBURR. a. ID Medical Bond az
fH0MAs HIET Nj ID. Gonsaitaion
HARMON upANE, Secretary. u ~ GOoLn. AiinrneF.
RICHARD BkN, 81 d., No, "a bIaaa2ine stissl hsieal
ExamnsN Office honu iof blacks Sis A. h.; DO Tor
applicants q The oie oithe conpanT daily. io l2 io1
oeeek p NJ lie VIII not examine 81 his DWELLING
w1tnont permit N s can be had aupceilqn q The
ohlee o. tne company. II. q, AEARrE nfen1
80 This Compass prepared 10 enis.lan aea oation9
iqf Le Ausafanee, -1d lssae toliee white ens sc
Neipcs. az ne Table 0i ais ests she1 bl tNe taf l
are les thar pc rites eha5sd hg tire New York .na eae2a
Senih ~ the ch aTier disi1snds Of pfn1s a!e aec
anaif and he profits draw noaast. md 1s Is 49,.
abe az once 70 The Of Two th5as oS ts @@e-s'
where the patty has nasi hIs plenllalF u iail
california Permits are issued 20 late insa i.lss5 s 7ss
A4 Neg Nclk and London SAT- fIus R
qessary e efeci Insurance can be haa q ta' e..s y
MI fhshusinsrs 81 ibis Company eg1tss9d 2 5ass
lNsuHkEcE oSiF HJ 4 Fcsaldtoa ~ lAe peaaafHe Hees
Nigef safina 6 sts afa falsf f.os.4.4
QHa1 hspu, 4 = l1efsA
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SPLENDID mETEoR.-A meteor, brighter than
the planet kenHs, was seen by Mr. Bond from tie
observatory al Cambridge, On Sunday evening
june ilth, a. Oh. l2m. rs middle course. which
was wihont apparent curvature, bore about east
A first, the meteor was seen in the right abonl5y
of Antlnous, near the star Eta Acqniie. Il was
theunot brighter than star Of the fifth magnitude
increased gradually during the first half Of ~ Wis
be course; and during the latter part very rapidly
passing over about fifteen degrees and fading from
the sight near the star Epsilon IN tbe D9inbin
When near the apparent termination Of lis course 4
large fragment was detached or thrown of. vsb,ct,
seemed at first just 10 lag behind for a moment and
then TO keep pace with the principal mass Other
smaller fragments We're also separated, which also
followed inthe train. The color wis white. sIishily
tinged with orange, and it resembled a mass Of in
tensely heated iron All the appearances were sat
sfactorily determined Boston T5aueier.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All New M ateTials 81 the Latest style
inform their friends and The public they have added an
JOB OFFICE to Observation-Disclosures are prepared
cute al kinds of printing ne apoTasls isr vas
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS. LAWYERS
bElEtss Bills Oh LADiNG4 DRAY Receipts.
CARDS. POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, Dc, &c,
in every style.
All their maierasType. Presses etcare entiretv ne, ~,
cry latest improvements, which viii
Soth u manner ne 70 be surpassed city Presses ~
tone o9nry Of Messrs r. Hoe Co.. NewYork which sure
guaranty Of their eNcencee type he well Known ia
dnes OF hessrs George Bruce & Co JOHN T. White
this city. -
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Or In libel suit at the West the counsel for the
plaintiff told the jury that he did not ask for dam
ages from desire 10 obtain money, but merely as
an indication that his client had been wronged
returned not one cent Of the money would be taken
from the defendant The jury thereupon returned
verdict for the plaintiff Of four hundred and
AtiY dollars, not to b. pqia"
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PASS CHRIsTTAW uOTrT.

'HlS faVone Of the citizens Of L0uisisua Bfs..
sipp alu adlQinHg States, Ie.Opened Tor Inc
teeepq0n o. viaiteH Saturday, May ~ Valioua
asAfahons ard additions have been made during tie
whief with view of rendering this establishment av.s
Pc "a hn1 ~ Noahy he patronage hitherto bestowed
Inc fass rendered easy access By tile splendid line al
low pressure matt steamers Oregon Jane r. fsv AMI 1s
io!nia, which leave Lake POnehItTain daily md fa M
Die aud MOntezuma In weekly.
Attached 70 the Hotel IS an Academy for voung NIiesp
AUG bOgs IN separate departments under the able snsge
ment OF Mf Biackman well and fnvorair kna,. ~ ~
residents Of New Orleans The Academy win ops, nreI
lNo fhysieianl q wei known stanans, dwell at the
tass X II. MONTGOMERY hfauarer
i AZ m9abe matter left a. the Office. Of. Ales s j.
canal and Camp Streets viii be forwarded iiy An
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% The great Water Wheel at Patterson, N. ],
manufactured at the Union Works at Patterson for
Don Rnbo, capitalist and manufactured in
Mexico, for his factory al Qu6rearo, is to be taken
apart tins week 10 be shipped. It measures &c FEET
" diameter, or200 feet in circumference, being the
largest wheel in the world, except one in Scotland
Il has l6s buckets, feet long. and its weight, in
eludng the cog wheels for regulating the speed, is
near zO0 tons Il will make two entire revolutions
per minute, and its power is that of 100 horses.
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The LLAMA AND ALPAcA.--A communication
has been received by the Paris Academy Of
Sciences, from NJ Christian Bonafoux, giving an
account OF the attempt made, by order Of the King
o. Holland to accmaiize the liamas and alpaeas
OF Chill. -Four years ago. thirty-our Of these ami
mails, males and females, were imported into HoI-
land, and put into the Royal Park, Sehevinineen.
near the Hague, where they have propagated freely
Inc climate does them no injury, and they merely
seek the shelter prepared for Them when the snow
Is on the ground Year Book
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AN OBITUARY NoTIcE. - After announcing a
death, Northern ieelHgly says:
We have PAST ten days, lost several
Intimate and "a ~ friends by the hand
o. death-amoa wife of oar publisher.
Mr.; -. Mrs o. Saturday the 10th,
and was buried gpFsss Hills IA most delightful
spoD on Tuesday last BY Mr.. -. undertaken. Of
~ street. We have attended several funerals
managed by Mr. -, and desire TO saw W. feel
gratifed to find him unlike underwriters eeneralIv
There are no hurried movements about him-lno
want Of sympathy evinced his tone is geRtlemanly.
kind and attcctionate. Mr. - is, in fact. a gen
lieman well calculated for the position he occupies
in society. On this occasion Mr.. - used his
newly built hearae, paHelled with French plate
glass, TO show the coffin The hearse, as wen as
one or two Of the carriages, were drawn BY Mr.
-'s beautiful gray horses .
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ARKANSAS The late Legislature of Arkansas
repealed the law providing for the election of
member Of Congress to succeed Mr.. Johnson, who
is elected to the present Congress. No election
can be held until law is enacted for the purpose.
The delay is intended to await the decision of the
next Congress on the Apportionment bill under the
new census
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o. " Look here, Pete," said a knowing darkev.
" don't stand dar on the railroad - WHY Joe ~
hase II de cars see dat mouf OBJ yours dey link it
am de depo' and run rite in. -
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or A letter from Constantnople states that i'm
poftant repairs are making in the grand mosque Of
St Sophia, which are 10 be completed by the ap-
preaching festival Of Ramazan. In the course of
this work, large Mosaic was found representing
/ ths Virgin commenting the city Of Constantn0pls
/ Ia the protection Of Constantine, and the Church
Z II 81 Sophia t0lhs protection Of Justinian. This
lamenl g 10 perfect state Of preservation.
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~ Il has heen suggested that the disease by
W4ieh democratic postmasters are killed OIL, BE-
Peled Coilamermob'as,--Nogfolk Dmocrat
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Gs- The Tunnel on the Pennsylvania Railroad
is more than eleven hundred feet in length 1t was
commenced at both ends, although at different
times, and was worked so as to meet about one
hundred feet from the centre, 1t is given as re-
markabe proof Of instrumental science thai the
work meets with absolute exactness, and that nei-
ther the eye the instrument can detect any va
riation in The line
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sHApY GROVE- -BII0vI

" 4 SuDnbe has open and ready 1r fhe reception
~ o. the public, that pleasant retreat fha SFT A0V
49, T. situated on the Bay Of Biloxi The Rooms
~ g u .na agIeeaR.eie grounds extensive and every
g afforded for families wishing 10 EXCHANGE the
Sfe AZ q tee Gig gr pure atwosphes and Sue salt.
Metef uathng The Table Is furnished with Al fhe rond
Rlngs 70 be procured in the New lrgaus market fler i
alnosl 8ig Communication with thai city.
Board and Lodging--per day u. ,...............4I5
per week ...-............7 90
per month. -.-..........-... 30 %
le ~ I'm Holm COATES
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Ono STATE MPRovEMENTs-Th entire length
of the various canals and slack water navigation
Improvements in Ohio, made since 1925, is 82l
miles, al cost of sl5, 359,999. Ofrailroads, there
are now in Ohio 274 miles completed, and 463 in
progress
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HOTELS, &C.


p y a = ~ 1 ~ q a o . x.
I21 GR8pTER Strest, BetpssH s. Cgaates mad &c.,
aelet streets One door from ne II Car0pdeIetst
MI Rs, WILSON, (late OF n Bisnvie street raspef
~ fully informs aes friends and The pubic Gen sTaiiy
na she continues IN the above eligible LOCATION aeq1 I
2lsa 9y her duHng the last year. She has had he'll
tO thoroughly feled and prepared of the aee0n1mo
iAAnn 81 gentsmen exclusively. Gratsfa for paf patgp
yes he hopes ny digent attention 20 fhB comfort eTd f
eaace OF her pairOust 20 and receive 81
ae zane hsSterms will be- a. heretofore MoDER1TK
CRESCENT CITY HOTE5
Syg g9fyf44 Eh CCoTOydHO USE IND FRONT SITS
w Re- ogeaed ter he reception Of B0ARDERs o.
-, M ~ rt.SDA Y January q IS49. Weilfnf 49,
ql4nsd ROOMS for Families aud Single Geniieneu A1a1
1.-the best the market will aford Ek45E
~ ABOVE establishment has been buif by the gourjeir
lQf the Accommodation Of city and Transient nrd
TX y + one o the most healthy and airy sitaationa n re
y' anu ~ paina vii be spared render rhoss who raF
stgP with him, comfortable.
rathial and attentive Servants
Terms any erfn lii-h,,a,f ~ IL. Il
n les CITY 1al aEtRul = ALEX AMBER Pronneies.
1.v4Iys, BAX ST LOUIS HOTEL.
III " establishment having bsen repaired and newly
= amer VIII be opened on the 10Th nf DAY. fof the -
seep lon Of yisile and Families wishing 70 spend he 81
33unpei eL pleasant Watering Place The under -
5khsu nave purchased this property Tor permanent rs
ana VIII Keep the house Sumnler and EVnfer
v ot Cooks Stewards and Servants are engaged and no
pehs nor expense viii be spared 70 render e siav If vife
pisasitt ans agreeable Img8 6mI c. LEWIS & o.
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/ Death OF BUGEAUD --Marsha1 Bngeaud died on
the lOlh inst. Of cholera. W TO O'clock IN the
aiternoono the previous day the state Of ihe Mar.
sha had been growing worse From thaf r.,,5ns,,,
until ID IN the evening the natient was -, ifo
little sleep between that and O'Clock next morn
ing contributed also TO refresh him R,lk al &
O'Clock worse symptoms came on. The Marshal
became much agitated. The Arehbisbnn ~ pa ris
came a. That time 70 administer the last sacrament
and during the ceremony allthe friends az he Mar
ssal surrounded his bed kneeling Among tbero
were Gen. Cavaignacs Gen. de Bar, Cen BedeslI
and other Officers. few minutes after the Lass
sacrament mad been Administered sthe most alarm.
lng symptoms appeared, and the features Of the ma
lent became much altered. At the moment Cen
Ruhieres came in. Mr. Cr1yelbier. the biarvl1sI,s
uoctor received his last breath, at thrtyfive min
u'es past SIX The last words Of the Marshal were
Je Snts IN ho0lHne perdu." The Marshal was horn
on the 18th OF October, 1884, az Limoges, and was
consequently 81 years old when he died He was
me son Of y. Jean Am BAUD Chevalier
SeigBeur de la Pinconn rsaeoise IL s,,
londe-ClOnard who \, "A family n
Ireland He entered INV IN Is0s
was made corporal at ..4 4 wear 49,
ward had the rank Of suh nt Altar serv
ing with great distinction in Tie wars Of the En-
pre- ne mad reached the rank Of colonel in 1911
In 1913 he was promoted 20 the rank Of maior-eeD-
eral. In 1910 he was made Governor. General of
Algeria, and in l843 he was created Marshal.
The SIGOuRsEY PLACE.-Ths beautiful resi-
"SHSS y! ihir' olgourhey, the pOetess, has been
owned Tor several years by julius Cabin He has
improved It's walks, lis shrubbery, and buildings.
The Hartford ard Bristol railroad has been laid
out directly through the beautiful grove Of forest
trees on the easteTly side of the place 1t cuts
down 2S6 large forest trees-oaks, elms, naples.
Drches5 Walnuts, chestnuts, DC. II also cuts off
% fruit trees, Of various sorts Of fruit The grove
which has been so much admired is TO he pTinci-
pallY cut down. -Four tracks are 10 run through
The place, occupying three the six and a auarier
acres which are embraced within its limits
Forty thousand yards Of earth are to he removed
from the knoll on which the grove stands to fiIl up
the low lands near the main street The apprai
seTs awarded $4,000 as the damage From this
decision both parties appeal ard Mr.. Catlin. in
addition 70 his appeal, has caused an injunction 10
9e issued, to stop the company from cutting and
digging on his lands.--H Hartford Times.
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NEW RouTE TO THE PAcwic.-The New
York Express says that association of gentlemen
of that city are about to open new route to he
Pacific, having procured grant of the right Of
way from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific Oceans
through Nicaragua. The grant gives exclusive
privileges for forty years. tits the intention of the
association, among whom are some large capital
lists, at once TO establish ronte for passengers and
freight from one ocean to the other, by the river
San Juan, Lake Nicaragua, etc. A steamboat is
at once TO be sent down TO navigate the San Juan
river and Lake Nicaragua to Granada, and from
thence to Reao a line Of coaches is to be put on.
The road between these two points is good, and
the distance from eighty TO ninety miles, This
route possesses great advantages in two particu-
lars First, in having two good harbors, the one at
San Juan de Nicaragua, and the other at Rsaliio.
each capable of admitting ships of any size Sec
ond the distance to California is shortened about
one thousand miles. The Express further saws that
the undertaking is to be commenced Immediately.
and that at the head Of the enterprise is the steam
boat capitalist Cornelius Vanderbilt
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THE STARS.


The stars have said it.''-sR,chedeu.
An hail ye myrinds sparkling in the skies
Adjoining all the azure canopy,
Dazzing as diamonds, or womau's eyes
Whose gances glow with loves sweet y 1lptasy.
All hail 70 gttering myTiads unto thee
We turn 70 gaze with wonder aud delight,
And fain BY you'woud have our destiny
Revead, ye shining SYPHILIS beaminE bright
High in the Heayons that lend Lghtslovelness TO gkt
" When sparkling in the pale, ethereal blue.
How beautiful ye are, ye distant fires
That light tbs Heav'ns The Lover unto you
Murmurs his hopes the Warrior inquiries
aa way 10 fame the Merchant, who desires
i increase his store the Statesman, calm and cod,
Who to an emoire's rule proudly aspires tiod-
The Maid, when first Loves flowers their leaves I'm.
All seek by thee TO have their future fates fogetodI
"Ys.elonous witnesses Of all the past
And prophets Of the future, in thy rays
Mans fate is figuTed-tel me-if tbou hast
The power aseibed 10 thes in oden days
But seek MOTTO know if glory blaze
Will Gid my name-oT If in golden store
Ishall inc'ease-o when in Beantys gaze
u read Of love teturn'd where adore
The last once wouldlean but seek something more
Tell me, ye mystic Ministers of Light.
spangliH & The skies serene from pole to pole,
Semmng The " milky way P" with meteoB bright,
Reflected on old Oceans ceaseless roll
Ages on ages past 0 tell my soul
II It must DE at dust TO dust's return:
OrWIl it line, eternal as the whole
~ the bright holts that 10 the distance burn 2
TOT THIS atoHe to know my doubling heart doth yearn"
Thus pray'd a pioddns Pilgrim on Lifss way,
Weary and worn, and anxious for the hour
When the ifal body 10 is kindred clay
should be consigned aud as a faded flower
Whose fragrance. fled cen in its native bower
is soon forgotten so oblivion he
Would seek in Death, lost even to the power
Whose roy letters hold fond memory
IN bondage sadly sweet when from all Others free
VERA Carr, Apnl6, 1913. I'D
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sUNINIER WATENING PLAoI..


THE EAST PAsCAG0ULA HOUSES now open
n lor The fecentQH Of Ysters Since the fast summer
the Establishment has un iergOne thorough n
and has been considerably ENLARGED. The acoomn0da- "a
ions tOI IA MILES single persons surpassed
Il e1naed by any establishment in the South. Situated
Immediately on the Gulf aut0n the great Northern Mai
koRte betwseH New Orleans and Mobile can be Teaohtd
h0eliher direction by the boats plying those places
aud daily communication be Kept with an part. OF the
Country = Is about ninety miles from New Orleans. aud
SKY miles from Mobile and glance the lnap will show
the superiority of its location an Joints on The
coast Tor pure sea air and bathing OYSTER and FISH
are had IN abundance, and prepared in the most recherche
style Riding, Fishing Sailing. Rowing, Billiards Tea
pnS ana such other anlusemens usual places
Bnbc esoli5 provided al PHscasona and weseecie
bANtgOE MUSIC will be in constant attendance.
The IA K Will be furnished with choice LIQUORS and
kept in the best style.
There are two Physicians, well skilled in their palession
ana the diseases Of the clluaie Ooa ed Pascae0ua ns
one 81 Them, for the present season. i have his abode in
the tQte aud wit give lbs unrenit -i attention 10 nvads
Or sneh as may desire bis The other Physician ia
ms abode IN the immediate vicinity Of The Hatel
EE There is excellent PRIV ATE SCHOOL, NM
ilded over by competent teacher, in the vicinity Of the
i9Iei 70 which amies disposed their dFan
~ Persons wishing accommodations WI adde's ihe
undersigned, at East Pasoagonla
iea 8n NJ McRAE, Proprietor.
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-AkRoLLTON EOTEL-.

VIE undersigned respectfully Inform lie public that ihey
II have last taken the above mel tOnea establish -
ment, with the extensive Gardens, Ten Pin ALLEYS r.
biiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon etc. etc. appeFsansl
ing thereo and after thoroughly repairing The whole and
making vey considerable improvements therein. they arr
now prepared 70 receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient buauers IL Is almost useless expaate on the
numerous sittactions 70 be found the Cauolon Hole
s1Opnds As suburban place of entertainment the estRh
lsnment second e none n The south, possessing 4
4ae; Aooat uHnYaied SCENERY and tie artificial helps
Gardening in the Production OF fruits and flowers are ne
g are no where be found iuhe vicinity OF New Oreans
As place OF temporary Fuscat0nasa fetfeaf lie
noise, hustle and cares city e merits more than ofd
nary notice fIou the vsef.
The pndesigned epDrse the the public that thel Lerdei
viii always be found well supplied with the choicest quail
ties OF Tame Fish, ETC. and they have laid fnely
ssoed stock OF Wines and ohsr Liquors they furnish
UnneTOt Supper Chance Repasts 70 pfirate parties a
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore fsteT themselves that In add
on 10 their asnnous efforts pease the beauty
ne location Is sauboas atmosphere the ease with which
access may be ad % their establishment BY railroad render
The auolt0n Hotel The most desirable oa summer resort
Tor the citizens Of New Orleans.
ANGELL & CHANDLER
~ For terms Of Board ao.. inquire It ths Planten
aotei' OF az the hote in CauoHton. Capt. a. ANakLh
hpa u CHAs. CHANDLER.