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ABSENCE. By FAHE9 KEMBLE BUTLER.
What shall do with all the days and hours
fhat must be counted ere D see thy face I
How shai charm the interval that lowers
Between thu, lime. and that sweet tms Of gracs4
Shall in slumber steep each weary sense
Weary with lonaingl Shall Zee away
mo pass days, and with some ioad pseienes
Cheat mYself TO forget the present day
Shall love for thee. lay on my soul the sin
Dte casting me from Gods great gin Of time
shall there misfs OF memory locked witbin
Leave, and forget liles purposes subime7
Oh how, or BY what means may contrive
bring the hour that brings thee back more neafa
How may teach my dropping hope 10 live
Unhi the blessed time when thou art he.e7
j y tel thee for Thy sake will lay hold
VI Hli good aims, aud consecFate 70 thee
In worthy deeds. each moment that is told
While thou, beloved one. art far from me.
For thee will arouse my thoughts TO try
AL heavenwaId flights, all high and holy strains.
For Thy dear sake will walk patiently
Ihfo those long hcurl. call theiF minutes pains
4 vii this esry blank Of absence make
- a noble task time, and will therein strive
To follow excellence, aud tO0'eftake
more good than have WOn since yet live.
Somay this doomed time build up in me
a Thousand graces which shall thus he thine
Somgy my love 9nd longing hailowed be.
ana thy dear thought an Influence divine
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Ins. Go.
Office No. "a Gravisr street.
Between Camp and ST. Charles


Trustees;
John Hagau. Joseph Walker. Johu s. Allison,
Peter COnIeY If.. Maunsel White, VIM. E. LeVefieh /
RObsTi Ward Ssmua Stewart Edward Sparrow,
Isaac johnson, GeO. StfawbddEe Henry 8 Bnckner
RETsR CONREY IT,. President BoaId Of Trustees.
Directors:
JossphW Stanton, John Stroud Sen, Preston w Fanaf
John Lewis, John CALHOUN, William II White
VIM, N Goodrich. Joshua Baldwin, Nathan jarvis
John l. Saiiafans, WaTiek MaTtiH, john D Beiu,
A. d. Cfossman, Mark Val on YFn, O. Tomnkns,
Cornelius FellOwes. Joseph Lailanae. John B Ieele.
Edw. lenneF Coke. NJ. M GoheB.
John HAGAE, President Of the Company.
PREsTOH w FARRAR Vice Presidents
A }. WrnDERBURN. NJ, d. NJ dicai BoaJd Of
THOMAS HUNT. M ID. > Consultation
HARMON D0AEE, Sec etafY. + L. COON, ATTORNEY
RICHARD BR'R M. D. No. "a Magazine street. Medical
Examiner Office houis for blacks ~ 81 A. NJ; do Tor
applicants az the otee OF the company daily, from i2 10
oelaek N. He will not examine any nns at his dwelling
wnouI permit, whioh can be had application The
once OF me Company. II. 6. HEARTr, Agent
~ This Company IS prepared 10 entertain applications
Qr Lie Insurance. and issue foes White persons aH1
NegToe al the Table OF Rates established bv the Boar which
less than the rates eharged b. The NewYok aud on0
Offices and wthoat their restrictions a. % residence IN he
South BY She eharer dividends Of profits are declared An
nuay and the profits draw inseret and can be made s
able az once 70 the extent Of two thrs Of theiF amount
where the party has paid bis Premiums in full
California Permits lnad 10 Life Issuance roerbsr
~ Ne OK and London Pats Prospectus abe az rates
ss % eject insurance can BE- had al the ooe Of ths
\. B. The business Of this CompanS q ooufnea "a
INSURANCE ONLY BY resolution of the Bosf3 M Fi.r
River q II anime hisls are taken.
. Once ho9i', a, A.i0sP. 4, isEdal
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INDICATOR.

THE ACCIDENT AT NIAGARA FALLs.-A teIe-
graphic dispatch 10 the Buffalo Commercial, gives
the particulars Of the sad accident at Niagara Falls
on the 2lst ult., which has been mentioned in our
paper 1t appears that party Of ladies and gentle.
men were visiting the Luna Island, among whom
were the lady and little daughter of Mr.. d. Forest,
girl Of some nine years of age, and young Charles
G.. AddingIon, and several others. While the Gte
girl was standing on the very brink of the river,
and only some twenty feet from the Falls, and hold
ing by the hand of young gentleman, youRg Ad-
dingtOn came Up and said, playfully, 2" Pm going
to throw you in, touching her lightly the shout
der-when she sprang forward with a sufficient
force TO slip from the hand of the young gentleman
who held her. She was instantly followed by Ad-
dington, who caught her, and in The effort, was
Frustrated by the force Of the water, throwing the
little girl, at the same time, nearthe shore that
the young gentleman who had her by the hand
nearly caught her, but lost his balance, only saving
himself by catching hold of some bush on shore In
an instant, young Addngton and the little girl were
swept over the Falls. No human effort could save
them, A single moment threw them beyond the
reach of all mortal aid. Young Arlington was
about 81 years of age, and an only son.
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HoRRmLE AFFAIR.-The Providence (R L.
Transcript reports shocking discovery made on
the beach, near Cranston, in thatSale. The man
gled remains of a murdered woman were found
where they had been thrown up by the tide The
throat had been cut; the head deprived Of the
scalp, probably to prevent recognition of the hair
and the body perfectly naked, and sewed up in
teoifse-bags. There were all the signs Of brutal
assassinati on
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Grew FOR CALIFoREIA.-The Boston Journal
says ship is about to sail from Salem for Califor
MIA with all her crew and passengers composed of
masters Of vessels, who go out at tl0enty cents per
month wages. Some vessels take out all mates for
a crew, with liberty there. Several vessels pay no
wages all to the crew, Jack thinking the prospect
in California equivalent to wages and time.
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NEW oRLEANS.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. July 4, 1s4o.
w o. AsnnxArIoN-BallLe Firsl-The Inde.

War OF AENExAFIoN-BanleF irst.-The hide
pendent, weekly paper published at Quebec,
Canada, contains the following warlike statement
On Friday last, at the ordinary session Of the
CRY Council, one of the members proposed mos
tiQn Of the nature of which we are ignorant, bnt
which another member objected to, remarlng at
me same time that in three months we would be
Americans Hereupon, the member who had
brought forward the motion crossed the hall and
administered tremendous blow TO his opponent,
which Frustrated him on the floor. The war spirit
then communicated 10 others, and the combat
Threatened to become general, when the Mayor
called ia the Police who put end to the quarrel
and elected the audience"
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SMITH s BRoTHRR,

HAVE received large additions to their stock Of INDIA
II RUBBER GOODS. These Gook are of The besi
manufacture, and waEened to stand all extremes OF
geaiher ) & b. would call the particular attention Of
ahlOnlans to their Bottles. Cauteens and Water Buckets
misnuiao'9red with special reference 70 the many dy
places and avid deserts between the Rio Gande and the
Gold Diggins - AR Beds hoh weish only IL pounds
NJ W 4er;PTqof Bags PopteoP Bag Saddle Bags ETC. in.
BlA HUBER CLOTHING Of all kinds; Wading
hoor ieggings etc, ndia Rubber Blankets Pillows. rto
sc, Also-TENTS TENT-CLQTHS, Saddles Brides
htis- SHupf. Spnrs etc. etc Al 50 Common ST. NILS
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r THE AsToR PLACE RIoT.-The Grand Jury Of
the Court Of Sessions Of New York CITY, brought
in twenty-one bills Of Indictment, on the 24th nlt..
against individuals concerned in the Astor Place
riots. The Military Review gives the following
synopsis Of the troops on duty 9th regiment) al
the Astor Place riot, and the number Of wounded:
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.
1KAquIaEis DAqUHRRroTY7H

NJ. would repeatedly return thanks for he 5era DatI0u
y 9Re bestowed him since be hNd the hqunr 81
Introducing the DAGUBRREOTYPE into News 0rieaEe,
ave geas ago, during eh time be hs lken pcrr
ag any 0theI in tins world His specimens ssft
exhibited at the Fair. in composition With others aen b.
TIE bet operator from New York and b. awarded the
ft Premium. NoHDseirnaus isuieaf
blt hqse taken By hine. J. ~ assures the pabc that ms
portraits viii confune be what they aigays have been
the BEar His long sKpsisnpe and Constant practices ere
the best inducements 70 pelsOna Of usucpH ii the
beautiful an Genuine N0igtander CameEaz 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city al other aItieies che
Plates a. t3paf dozen foovia No for "a gnaranfed
hc 1aE plates made II the Untsd Sats1 CaasB 81 % aad
% " NelgfgTk Cameras at t1S.
- Onieu fI0m the country promptly attended
~ Entrance No. IS CAMP street.
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CORNER cUsT0lfHC0SE mi ER02gT SITS.
#A{ ILL heopened for The reception OF tJAhDEEl on
~ WEDNESBA j .laaHary 9. 1873. WeituE- -,
nished ROOMS for Families and Single Geutlsmen.
fABLE-the beet the market viii afford. -
The above establishments has bees buiit ~ the pT.
exfrH9y for the Of city and transient Beard
es II Of the healthy and asIy tgatUns IN tins
city, aud pains vii Dc spurad ofsndeF those via mag
STOP with him. comfortable
Faithful aud attentive Servants.
Terms ssasonabsas any NJ tie kind
in the city. Laf dE VIII e. ALEXANDER. ffppfssoss
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HARTWELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE.

NO AS Cf14SSyfCl olffss y. l3lllAs q ~ tat<e-
n i'll undersigned weud inform his outhafu nzyoHs aud
y inenda, that this SPIGNDl3 HOTEL y hel "a
mas been unner his charge for several yezrss has Just
been elegantly Tetfed, ENLARGED and Telufned. in tho
most fashionable manney and the entile grgauzapn Of
every depaftIneu. eomplelA The most splendid suits Of
apartments can be had az oil times ~ giving few hours
he central and iashionsbe location of the w Nc
TON HOUSE, renders il Of the most desirable 10 the
CITY 0T badas aHd Families yistiBE Philadelphia eIlar
upon business q pleasure and there shall e no ea9nH
spared q have u continue 20 merit The hge sgplqI . has
here8iorereceived. I'll j. HAEEeVEIAs
The House has Wam and Geld Bath alEays il
readiness uauT W.T.
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Dg- It is stated in the Washington Republic
that. in consequence Of the death Of ex-President
Polk, orders have been given to discontinue the
music at the Capitol and Presidents House until
father notice
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CoRREoTioN.-The newspaper story that the
wife Of the Rev Thomas J. Burroughs, who was
tried at Snow Hill, Nd, for the murder of Bishop,
had become deranged and was put under restraint,
is positively contIadicied. She is in her usual
health,
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ia GRdYIER Sfrecf. tst1seer 81 Clayss ard e1rgg
deist StreefsO One a0or from ne n Cargiasf 81
RS WILSON. slata 81 = Bfansils ssies5 lalIsaf.
IVA fully inforna her enss and the pU1c Fenslqgs 81
thai she continues in the above eigie iocafigr
pied b. her during the last year. She has had hsIiA
HOUSE thoroughly refined and pared so TIE aesonaro-
dalton Of eeatemeu exclusively Grateful for past PATTON
age she hopes By igent attention 10 the conllc and
venanes Of her patrons merit and cOHtinEaue1of
the same Herfefms viii be- heretofore.
n2Iy d&W
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TO oIAIHAANTs on TaE G. eovERnaanNr
~ Washington CITY i1F fhe aurndse al Siandng %
SLAtMS now e their banda. and viii give particular
s.tsnloa 20 any business with the diaisnf Departments
6i5 sIisANGn0S 4 GR4cE. 81 81, cha,ls. ..
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A SINGULAR COINCIDENCE. = The late post.
master Of New Bedford, Mr.. Green, was appointed
by Mr. Polk. The mail which brought him the
announcement Of his appointment, brought also
the announcement Of the death Of Gen. jackson.
The telegraph which brought the news to Bedford,
last week, Of Mr. Green's removal from office,
brought also the tidings Of the death Of Mr. Polk.
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< POINT, III Ear ii 4 b ~ Sssfsfss}}T1y Vf
III ANIhG bsen leased By The uudsrziEned win b -.
Al on the frSt If .faaf, the entertainment N
Of TRANSIENT and PER ANENT- GU tiSsl,E ~
This establishments heauiifu located on the east side Of
MOBILE BAY, about midway between Mobile and the Gulf
Of mexoo The yateI at this point being at1aHs clear
GHd SAT- with depth Of SIX feet within fifty Ynrds d the
shoEe and having m white sand b8tfo. ferafs th5
place particularly attractive fat Sea-bsthing
Blne1sh, P0mpano. Spanish hacEeIe, and an other fish
peeaF % TINS latitude, abound IN the aaddiafs rieinltB
OF the Hotel Neset tailnE Springs, convenient dis
tanfe, inTntsh an abundant supply OF PURE WATER.
The baddlng egtTely Font to Ire South
Of 80 feet, and affords amtie aeoon for 20 sr
sons The looms aua large and airy.
sale hnd cQlnmoJious MY daily taftrsI
Mloniie and Point Gleaf--l assaae 80 cents.
Hhs Of Board will be $40 per Week paVabein an
cases esetfg, Deductions muie iur families remaining tina
season tommnu aI0ns this subject addresed 10 IL
undersigned at Mobile will b promptly siiendei TO.
Mobile Ala May " Isis Invis ~. -
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CHt5enS Of Nep Orleans and VICINITY iShipmasters
and Steamboat Captains, to you Greeting.
GRATEFUL do feel for your liberal patronage for the
ceylng fresh supplies Of GROCERIES Of my own impOf
t9ton, and at a times heavy stock on hand attentive
s2Penileneed peop do feel prepared 70 put mp FAMILY
SgPPlslkiS. SHIP and BOAT ST0R ES-fit PLANT.
Eks, ORDERS and attend to PLANTATION SUP
tAlBS, favorable TERMS with goods of the
best quality. Respectfully,
CHARLES STOUGHTON
.-mYlSt IL FiHlilB e9raeqr. "a Camp street NJ o.
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% The late Bishop Tyler, Of Rhode Island, the
Providence Journal says, was kindly, unassu-
ming, devoted man, and liyedn the most friendly
and familiar relations with the people of his charge
To the portion Of Protestants who enjoyed his
friendship, bis name, it says, has associations, in
some respects, similar to those that attach to the
memory Of Cbeysrus. Bishop Tyler was a native
Of New England, and won his eminent position by
fidelity and industry. His disease was consump-
tion, aggravated by the fatigue Of attending the
recent Provincial Council at Baltimore. Rev.
Messrs. Haskins and Fitton are the prominent cam
dldatas for the place now made vacant Upon
which Of them the decree Of the exiled Pope viii
pace The mitre the Journal cannot conjecture.
The Catholics in that city remember Mr.. Fittons
zeal for temperance and other good works, and
desire him for bishop, ii the Journal is rightly
informed
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0s- The London Patent Journal says " DR..
Buehottner, Professor of Natural Philosophy in the
Royal Polytechnic Institution, enrolled his specific
cation on the 4th of May last. The telegraph does
not merk like Morse's, Bains or Houses, but works
with pointer or indicator, on the DETECTING
principlen
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HOTELS. e


ENL 4 LUZ. 10
TEHEIIs ESTABLISHMENTS having been repaired aad as d FUR
nished will beopened the 2els " May. fhftn9 ~
reception e filsts and alsiss wsiag e spsad tle
sixnef have purchased this property for pertinent i
dence and VIII Keep TIE h9use Suumsr and ttlaeI.
The bess Cocks Stewards aad Servants eEsd and
paiHs penae viii be aFaee % render 90 say Ell risle1
pssasapt and agreeable. Lmyz 6n1 q LEWIS = Cel-
SHADY GROVE. BILOXI
fNfHE aubsc1e has ard ready Tor he ptlan
y - The public, fhaE rszle1s. the 81 dBH
GROVE. situated on che Bay pl hilozi. Z - Rooms
conyeDlsncs s afforded fr aie wishing % e1e 44es t
confined air Of the city for pure pe and Aue sl
water bathing. The Table = fusunnea With al the good
things 20 BE procured "a The view Orleans ua1sst- there beng
almost datg Communication with that city.
Board and b0dghgper day.. ..s--s Il
per week " "
q a0lm IrlIM fsllAIEN.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All New Materials 81 the Latest style
~ The propretors Of the Daily Craeea would rsspectil,
their Friends the public, they have extensive
JOB OFFICE to their 20 exc
cute all kinds or printing th terms VIZ:
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS CIRCULARS. LAWYERS
BRIEFS. BILLS OF LADlNG: DHAY RECEIPTS
CARDS. POsTERsi STEAMBOAT BILLS DC, &c.
every style.
All their materaEType, Presses ete-are entirely new and
he which will
surpassed Gus The Prasses m
nom the foundry Of Messrz r. Hoe Co. NeWYork whchs sure
guaranty Of heir e1ceeneehe type the well
dueh Of essr George Bruce & Co John White
been selected with great adapt the business
this CITY
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TtHE updersigned having been elected Syndie to settle
y npthe affairs Of The late firm Of c. K. SESSIONS s.
Co hereby gives notice to all persons indebted 10 said firm
to make Immediate payment The undersigned will call
upon all those indebted $50 far he find hem) aud pre-
seut their bills and all that settled will be placed
the hands OF an attorney for collection.
lie also offers for sale the establishment Of the EVENING
MERCURY. The office IS complete in eve y particular
together with first Double Cylinder Napier Press
g9Panted 70 be equal to any in this city The Press will be
sold separately, ii desired
d&p7W II G. R SESSIONS Svndie
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COPPER MINEs.-It has been ascertained that
some Of the rich copper mines in the neighborheod
Of the great Lakes were worked long ago The
Rock Harbor Mining Company have discovered
an old mine which, from appearances, was worked
some five hundred years ago. They find, in this
mine, hammers and wedges made Of stone, and at
the depth of about nine feet from the surface, they
find vein Of natural copper, about IS inches
thick, with a sheet Of pure copper inches thick.
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ATTEMPT TO ExToRT MONEY AND INcEN-
DIARIsM IN BRooKLNE, MAss.-About ten days
ago, MIR. Thomas Perkins, of Brookline, received
an anonymous letter. threatening him, if he did not
deposit certain amount Of money on a certain
day. He did not comply, and the next morning at
z O'Clock, his barn and shed were set on fire and
consnmed. together with a nrla nlitv Of hau &c
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES
III thh subscribers have hand q large and well
- selected assuFtr1ent of G flRfA GES. eagar q
4gd are CONSTANTLY Iege3Fine from lie best "a
Northern Manuadi0des every stFIs and "a
variety RaIehassn would do well 10 give 20 VI
cal. A WfGif3pfTFfF ~ al
ava 6mdEW los 50 Ghgr'ea &.
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NEW BANKS IN CoNEECTIcUT.-The Connect-
cut Legislature has adjourned after a session Of
over seven weeks. Five banks have heen char
tered this session, viz; The State Bank, at Hart
ford, with a capital Of 100000; the Farmers
Bank at Bridgeport with capital of 5000, 600 /;
the Citizens Bank at Norwich, with capital of
100000; the Pawcatuck Bank, with capital of
$4,000; and the Deep River Bank, with capital
Of $4,000. The Clinton Bank bill was continued
to the next General Assembly.
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MURDER IN ALABAMA.--The Athens rhinestone
county, Herald states that on Sunday, the Oath
ult Mr.. William Copeland, of that county, was
found dead on his plantation, killed with shot
gun, nine or len bullets having pierced his body.
The scene Of action was in secluded spot some
800 yards from his dwelling, where he had tam
vat or trough. A slave of Mr. C.'s. who was at
the time runaway, is implicated with the deed
aud has been taken into custody. Other slaves
have been examined and facts found to substan-
tiaie pretty well the suspicious of the one in prison.
ExTRAoRDINARY FELoNY.-A theft of a very
singular character was perpetraied on the evening
of the 2lst or early on the morning Of the 22d ut,
by some individual who got into the conversation
room of the Society Library in Broadway, New
York; aud stole from its frame an ancient aud Gu
rious relic--a Proclamation Of Governor AndFQss,
dated from Pemmaqud in New England, and
printed at Boston, in 1888. This document is val
liable for its historical interest," having reference to
the invasion Of England by William iii, and call
ing on the people Of New England to resist any
attempt on the part of the Hoanders to seduce
them from their allegiance. Il is also remarkable,
as a specimen Of early American typography, and
was presented to the library bv the late Major Pop
ham, Of revolutionary memory. The singularity
of this theft is that it is utterly unavailable to tie
person, whoever it may be. 1t cannot be sold, and
cannot be exhibited, to any person. The owner
ship, which is the subject of pride among the col
lectors Of antiquities, can be Of no pleasure TO
man who must keep it carefully concealed, and
who can not even bequeath il by will, without
acknowledging crime, and being compelled to
make restitution. Il is nothing better than peeul-
lar mania which could induce any person 10 com
nit an act SO dshonoFable, for the only possible
purpose Of solitary bro0ding over rare piece Of
antiquity. The felony is inconceiyabls.
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sUNIMER YATE8INC rLAcE.

SUMMER Watering PLACE.
n BE EAST PASCAG0ULAf HOUSES now open
- io5 ne ssceptlqn q vsten Since the last sqaer
ire establishment has an iefgBue thur0aEh tior
And mas been considerably ENLARGED The
sionsfo5 FAMILIES " single persons esnnpi npassed,
MeqHaed, BY any establishment the South. Situated
20 uetiaiey on The Cult and on the great Na1en a
so 7ts hetWtea New tlIeans Mobile. u reached
0meithef direction By the boats plying betean 0e Places
and daily communication can ss kept with an parts Of tbs
county, u Dc shout uinelE miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile, Rnd glance che viii show
the suiaIlofily q Is i1con over a other points t1a
coast ioT pure seq Dir and bathing OYSTER ard FISH
ans had abundanee. and prepared in the rsuheh6
syle Hiding, Fishing. Sailing, Rowing. Billiards. Ten
pins and such other anuements nsaz AZ places of
public es0j provided FascaaUua, aad us sasotaf
1AhD OF MUSIC viii Be in constant atfendHuce-
fhe "a will b. furnished With choice AalGl 0, and
kept in the best style.
There two PhTsoans. well skilled In their pEsiesson
and the diseases Of the climate, nc ed Pnteag0ua and
one q them for the present 5 have bis shade IN
the Hotel and Will give his unfemitied attention nBaiH
o. such az may desile bis services lie other hYsea has
MS abode IN tbs im Iuetidie vicinity Of the Hafe
81 There . an excellent r llIN ATE SCHOOL. pre-
sied over by eompeient teacher, in the vicinity Of the
EiQel e which families, disposed send their children.
~ heTsons wishing accnnmodations will asllr1ls d.
uldenlgned, At East Paseagohla
iel4 8m d. J. NcRAE. Proprietor.
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,-Tfs1- iiE t IN OAsLE SEsr "A. - ,c,Y mr.
y REVOLVERS and U 5. YAUGER H.
FLIES. AisO-GenUine DeuiDaeF Pistols R filed - -
belt. Pistols short md heavy Double Guns -.
Bowie Knives. Pocket COmpasses, Percussion 9saSses
Caps, Drinking tlasks, Bullet Pouches Pistol Belts
milo HYDE 4 GoODRICH. l5 Cbartres a.