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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
pea- Prentice Of tho Louisville

Bsa.- Prentice OF tho Louisville
Journal, speaks thus to bis readers:
Those who think that in order
TO dress well il is necessary TO
dress extravigantly and CANDY,
make great mistake. Nothing
80 well becomes true feminine beau
ty as simplicity. We have seen
many n remarkably fine person
robbed of its fine effect by being
over-drcsscd. Nothing is more un.
becoming than overloaded beauty.
The simplicity of the classic taste
is seen in the old statues and pic
lures, painted by men of very sup
erior genius as artists. In Athens,
the ladies' were not gaudily but
simply arrayed, and we doubt
whether any ladies excited more
admiration.
SO also the noble old Roman
matrons, whose superb forms were
worthy of them, were always very
plainly dressed. Fashion often
presents the lines of the butterfly
but fashion is not a classic god.
dess."
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

TvAuuuRArfbN oF the STATUE OF
UrSRY Clay --To-day Is the day
fixed for the Inauguration of the
statue Of Henry Clay, which will
be one of the grandest pageanis
ever witnessed in the Crescent City,
as very extensive arrangements
have beep made for IL. The ora
tibn is to be delivered by William
II Hunt, Esq, and the dedicating
ceremonies performed by the Grand
Lodge Of Masons Of the State of
Louisiana.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

Gas Lieut.. Gas has been intro.
duced into the town Of Clinton. This
is progress. worthy TO be noted --
Men Orleans Paper.
How is II Mr. Geeen, that you allow
the town, TO have gas works, and
make no mention Of the fact, in the
Patriot 7 We have seen no mention
ofgas.works in the Democrat, and fee
constrained to deny the truth of tb'
New Orleans paper. Has this, any
connection with the airline railroad
Mr.. Greeni
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

CoRoNrRs lSouEsr Coroner Jones.
went out, Immediately after the com.
missioner Of the suicide 10 hold an in.
quest on the body of the late Mr.. III.
ram Cline, The jury being summon.
co repaired to the house of the deceas.
cd where they found the body hall
reclining, in the position when tho IA
tai moment arrived. The act was
committed early in the morning, Mr.
Cline loaded his gun with heavy
charge, and bare.iooted, took Lis stand
by block near the house, against
which he leaned for support, when he
touched the trigger of the gun with
one OF his toes The charge went IL
the left side Of The head, terribly lac
Grating the forehead and upper par,
Of the face. Death must have beer
almost instantaneous. Tho Jury o
inquest brought in verdict in &C
cordauce with the facts. No clue AZ
20 the cause, Of the suicide has We
come to light.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

SHE mas GuNE, Now.-If she
had not, we would not cay what
we will, as n merited tribute 20
her excellence her sweetness and
purity Of voice. Il Is in this. after
all, that tie heart Ia touched. and
we are called on again not TO for
get that instruments of wood and
instruments of brass, are mere
limitations, poor indeed. of that
divinity which Is the indweller of
the human voice. Miss Viola (ro-
mantle and poetic name) | you
sipg ,csR and this il not the term
for voice of the sweet simplicity
aud indebtedness of yours. Oh,
how II throws an enchantment and
ellis the ether above with the forms
OF things unseen, save under the
inspiration Of such melody. 'ris
n harp in the air, and an angels
whisper Let us make a bonfire of
that dull, heavy, stupid. banged
and abused instrument, the piano.
il has no merit in It to accompany
such voice. She is gone now"
but we may hear her voice again in
dying echo, away along on the
dusty road of time, i" stealing and
giving odor," like the sweet breath
of the South DER bank of viole,s.
Cushman, stay a little longer So
we might say, had you not gone.
We like your acting ,ceii, but Miss
Viola's singing well, nothing
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
AUCTION SALE.

MILL be sold at Public Auction, on
w Saturday, April I4th. 1860, at IA
o'clock NJ, at the Sale Stables Of II. A.
Castle, Esq., the following property be-
longing TO the Board of Public Works Of
the State OF Louisiana:
Iron Gray Mare, about years old,
works double and single).
Large Bay Horse, abovt Z years old,
{ also works double and single).
l Wagon and Q Sets Of Harness.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
FAvROT 81 LEBLANC,
aprill0-lw. Auctionser,.
~ Advocate copy.
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nalIp C5a3tttr ano Gomrt.
rnuRspAYl..ll..l....l ArnlL Il. iseO.

OAKLavb.-An invitation is on our
table l. attend the annual Sophie
more Exhibition Of Oakland College
on the Let proxo. Among the speak
era on that occasion Ia our young
friend and felIow-cilizen A. v. Dnl-
shimere. ffhe acquits himself as
well there az he did here, on n sim
liar ocrasion q year or more ago
Red Stick will be creditably repre-
scented in the coming exhibition.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

nay The sOoIh anniversary of the
death Of Melancthon is TO be celebra.
ted in nll the Protestant churches OF
Germany on April 10Th inst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

MaE GAzzASIcA.-Tbis truly great
artistic, who has been so greatly de-
lighting us with her fle singing, and
that of her talented troupe, having fin
ished her performance here, now goes
TO Baton Rouge. Natchez, vicksburg,
Jackson, DC. She purposes to give
a concert in the first named city on
Saturday evening, and on the Mon
day following, one at Natchez. Our
friends up the river have rich mu-
steal feast in store.-Picayus 10M
inst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
GROCERIES AT AUCTION 4,
A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK

.nN MONDAY next, 10th instant, 1860,
" will offer for salo ut public auction
at tho residence Of Mr.. Paul Le Blanc, on
Front Of hatcher street, commencing at
10 o'clock, n large assortment of GROCER
les, comprising the stors us IL Is now car
risd on. with WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
TrRss-All sums under ego Cash, over
ego at credit Of thirty days from the day
Of sale-purchnsers 10 furnish their notes
endorsed TO the satisfaction Of the auctio-
peer. JNO. X. DUFROOQ,
npr1l-td Auctiouoer
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
DIR. EDWARD DELONY

ID ESPBCTFULLY tenders his profess
II sionnl services TO the people Of Baton
Rouge and surrounding Deigbborhood, in
tho practice Of Medicine, Obstetrics, DC.
Office next door TO the residence Of +.
"A. Walker, ESQ. aprill0-6md.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

A6r A man in Indiana recently
committed suicide through fear of be.
coming a drunkard, as he felt the APP
petite for liquor growing upon him.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

49, -
FRoM JArAN.-The letter, of which
the following is n copy, had been
circulated in Konagswa and 70.
honama
CossuLats ~ fHt rNrrrp st,trs or Asrpira.l
KansFswa. 2nth December. 1899. !
Sir . An official communication
has been received Mt this Consul
ate from the American Minister
resident ut Yeddo, that he has ob.
tanned pledge from the Japanese
Government that the treaty of Yed-
do shall be carried out in all ito in
tcgrity. aud that the following
points were especially agreed up.
on.
LIST. That the free purchase Of all
kinds of Japanese produce shall no
longer be obsiructed. % That all
Japanese articles may he exported
without limit ms 10 quantity, except
rice, wheat, copper coin, and ia
pauesc gold and silver uncoined
81. That japanese officers should
not act. as the sellers of any article.
nor interfere IN any business trans
actions. 4th. That the exchange
Uf money should bc carried into
immediate effect; only 10000 (ten
thousaun) itzcbous will be cxCbang.
ed at this port per day. This will
continue until arrangements are
made for making the supply equal
to the demand. 9th. The quarter
to be occupied by foreigners TO be
Immediately settled.
In addition u the foregoing, tho
Minister informs me that for the
purpose of giving currency TO our
dollars among the people, they
should he stamped with Chinese
character showing their value
This has been agreed upon, and a
stamp will he sent 20 kanagawa
ms soon AZ IL can he prepared. II
Is optional with Americans to have
their dollars stamped or not, and
II is exprcssively understood that
all dollars stamped or unstamped
will be exchanged for Japanese
coin, weight for weight.
Your obedient servant.
y. NJ. DORR. y. =. Consul.
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NOTICE.

THE Annual Election Of the vestry Of
Il 81. James Church, will be held on
Thursday next, at tho Church, commence
ing nj 10 o'clock A. NJ.
aprill0-gt. WIN. MARKHAM,
Senior Warden.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
ruE SWAMP QUESTION.


question Is an interesting one, not on
" in the Legislature, but out Of II,
and about the State at large. When
we shall have oil the money out of
the Swsmps, then they will be efFectu-
ally drained and reclaimed in the true
intent aud meaning of the several acts
Of Congress. II is with n great deal
of reluctance that we take the posi-
ton this morning that the Land Office
ought TO be closed sine die, and the
balance of the Swamps turned out
to-grass. The Governor refuses now.
TO sign any more Patents for Swamps
No cause for this course has yet
reached our front Office, and we can.
not venture 10 give any thing like an
official reason for this effect We
premise, however. that IL Ia designed
to move out Of his place our Bob Tail
friend, the present Register. II this
is the intention. we would most re.
specially suggest that the means are
not adequate to the end. The one
good aud sufficient reason for it, is
this Our mutual friend, the Regis
ter, receives salary and IL in no wise
interested in the fees of the Office. 49,
Who suffers for IN Why, the PEG.
pie, and IL IL their iuaienable right
to suffer for the mismauagement of
things. ns well as the spiteful things
that one side of the great Democratic
family is pleased to fling at the other
side. There is new appointee to
the Office of Register Of Swamps, aud
the appointment has been duly rati-
fed by the Senate but the new sp.
pointee can hardly be considered the
Register dc facto dhis is the law
phrase) until he gets possession and
is regularly installed to Office. Here
toiore il has been left TO the courts TO
decide questions in reference to the
right Of possession. In this instance
we are assured the matter will have
to go not only before the Inferior, but
Supreme Courts of last report. In
the language of gsneca as .Jpd;eos
Coguosoe. 81 Rrgpas Hbe." Before
Il gets one half over the road in the
miserably patched and meuded one.
horse wagon, "the law" Mr.. Haral.
sons term Of Office will expire by
limitation. We admire the pluck Of
our old friend there is kind of he.
roism about IL. II is his misfortune
to SO far have forgotten his duty as a
modern Democrat, as to have refused
to pull the carriape of the King. nm.
der tho lash of ,,,,v I, br;oe ho :,
on the weak aide. which ia ALWAYS
damned with tho enitbe, If tbo fac.
finn For ,h;s,,d h0oo,.c ii.
Office has becamo oboked with ioordi.
nate applications for swamps. he was
turned out in order to allow n ley;slo.
tive committee to look after mares
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
CONCERT AND BALL.

rT,HERE Will be CONCERT and BALL
j for the benefit Of tho Academy, on
Thursday night, the 18th Of April. in
Academy Hall, under the direction of the
School Directors for this city. Programmes
will he given In duo time
aprIO- td1
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
Nj AryHTfTf

On the 9Th Of April by tie Rev. John
O. Miller. Mr.. K1MBALL ALLEN CROSS
N Mics FREDUNlA PERRY, both Of
Jackson. LIS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

for themselves principally in hav-
ing senseless enaotments passed
relative to this matter Regularly
every year, they get mp great cry
in order to have n wool-pulling. -
There are now some three or four
thousand applications 10 enter on
tbe books and they are still pour
ing in nj such n rate that the largest
half of the time of two persons is
taken NJ with merely writing down
applications. There are no patents
to he had, not even when the parties
have paid the Receiver the money.
and we have no right 90 guess when
this ban will be removed The
gentleman who files an application
FOO land to-day, can go home and
sleep ON the probability Of being
reached some time in the year 'Gl
We have pamphlet statement
of the Register on our table rela
tive TO the late Investigating
Committee" which shall have an
carly notice.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
PAINTS. OILS, ETC.
STAuIONERY.

I,,ooLsOAP, note and Letter Paper, Envelopes.
all varieties, Gold, Steel ard Quill Pens,
Black. blue and Red Inks, Metallic and Tran
spsrent States, Pocketbuoks and Bankers Gases,
Lost received and Tor sale br .--
spri2 Ed WM. bOehh"
C'HEsu MEN aud Bsvsmmon nosrds-s hpe as
.,,i9 Fii wM poaEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
LATE ARRIVALS

or suPERFfNE,
Fancy aud Extra brands of Fresh
Ground Flour.
ID ECEIVED at Beal's City Foo Flour
IL Depot. during the past week ,Y15 bar.
rols Flour OF various brands and grades
which will be sold to tho trade or con-
sumers ut moderate pricoa.
aprillO. JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
LESSONS IN FANCY WORKS.
FINE GOLD PENsf

nF Alb sizes. shapes and patterns, Gold
" and Silver tipt penholders, Gold and
silver slide penholders-r regulating pens
and Gold Barrett Pen-nll warranted.
just received and for sale at
J. MoCORMICK's,
MARLIN Post Office Book Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
A NEW sUPpLy or

A NEW SUPPLY OF
Arnold's Fluid Arnold's Copying Ink
Copying Presses, Copying Letter
Books, Adhesive Files for letters,
Stationer's Rubber Mann's
Copying Book, B.5 and 100
pages. Bankers Gases,
Tuck and Lock
Composition
Books,
different kinds: Drawing Paper, on muslin,
Tracing Linen, Tracing Paper, Draw
ing Pins Conversation Cards
Pocket Ledrers. index through.
a. !. MoCDRMfCK'S
anil Post Office Book store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

Hon Lire IN WAsnrNeroN.-We
ace IL stated that it costs Messrs.
Douglas, Slidell, Bright and Gwip.
about twenty-five thousand dollars
year each, TO live in Washing.
ton. The President saves money
Mt u salary of that extent, but, in
supporting the simple dignity of
the, imperial Republic. Senators find
at least twenty-five thousand dol.
lars per annum requisite. As the
salary of n Congressman il three
thousand dollars year, the people
will sec the propriety of sending
no one to Washington who has not
a princely private income TO fall
back upon.--RichmOnd H1ig.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
KEEP cool.

A FINE assortment ~ Thermometers, Just re-
~ ceived snd for sale cheap, ~
sp,tg Eb. AVN. BogEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

TORN. BRAN AND OATsi--7oo sack. in store
~ and FOR sale by JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
SItNDRJIES
YEAST POWDERS.

~ = DOZEN Preston \ Nerrett's Celebrated
~ Yeast Powders, Just received ny ,r,
spfiz Ed WV h'"hh
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

MINERS IN LASp-Tbcre are.
ut present. upwards Of three hun.
drod thousand human beings act.
ing the part of gpomes for the good
of the community ut large, enter.
tcring day by day into the bowels
of the earth. and emerging in the
evening OF human life they see
AZ little as the black ants we watch
emerging from their holes in the
ground. Yet the miner is the in.
dustrial atlas of England. Were
he to cease 20 labor, this busy hive
of men would be speedily husbed.
and the giant limbs Of machinery
which now do the drudgery of the
world, become as still IA the en-.
chanted garden of the fairy tale ere
the adventiof the prince.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
PURE MEDICINES

4 INVITE the attention OF physicians and
j planters TO the large stock ~ Drugs, Msdi.
cines, Chemicals and Brsndies am daily re.
ceiyiDg. My goods are all from the most reliable
houses. You can rest assured, W sending m
your orfers, they will be filled 20 your satisfsc-
ton. snd with Medicines that are pURE AND
ebNUlNE. u. D. DAY,
marIT-IW Drueot.t
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A. NJ ASHER
ToBACcOi ToBACooii
NEW SPRING GOODS
Al that .. New. Elegant rna Desirable.

TNlIE undersigned takes pleasure 10 in
i form her friends and customers that
she has returned With splendid stock Of
Fancy Goods, in great variety and nj low
prices sich rs English Barge. Cambria
and I3utiste bingham, Jsconets and Or
candies, o'linettes and Brilllantines,
Renaissance Robes, Nine. Three and Two
Flounced, Richest aud the Latest Novel
ties Dot Everybody's Friend aud Our
American Cousin.
In the Millinery department, my seee-
ton IS very good. ! can offer Spring silk
and straw Bonnets, Wheat Ribbons, Ada
laide Hats, for Misses, Rough and Ready
Bonnets, Hoop skirts, Corsets, False Hair,
Frzettes, Shell Combs. Gloves, Wells.
Parssols and Marguiese, New style Fans,
reg pretty.
A call is respectfully solicited.
FANNIE r. O'CONOR.
feb24 Third Street.
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YANKEE CLOCKS.

UsT RECEIVED from The Waterbury rnanufse.
~ tory, large invoice Of Eight DAY Clocks, with
and without slsrmers. ~
THEODORE goLDmANa,
marls Lafayette street, near Main.
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INPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure Of Fever and Ague and
Bilious Fevers. Thus wonderful remedy was brought
10 the knowledge OF the present prOpreiors Dy friend
who has been great traveller IN Persia and the Holy
Land. ..-.
While going down the river Euphrates he experien-
ced serere attack Of Fever and Ague. On discover
ing his condition, ofhe Boaimen took from bis per-
son m Amulet. saying. Wear This and Ferer iDH
touch you.V Although neredulous to its virtues, he
eo'aple ed and experienced immediate reIef and has
since always found il eectuul protection from the
naiaFious COMPLAINS. tfa r
On further investigation he found that the boaiman
attributed to IL miraculous powers. and said that il
could only be obtained from the Priests ofthe Sum-
Sometime afterwnrd the gentleman, in conversng with
Priest. obtained from him the of its prepare
lion. and ascerianed where The medicinal herbs
fDuDd. Of which it was compounded. The wonderful
virtues OF this article have induced full belief the
minds Of the natives in the miraculous healing powers
Of their Priests.
Since his retun TO America ii has been tried with
the happiest effect by several Ladies and Gentlemea
Of high character, who have given 1t the most un.
qualified praise. This remedy having been a specific
in Persia for hundreds OF years. for the prevention
and cure Of Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers--i
now offered 10 the American peosle.
II will be sent by mail prepaid with full direction
/ for use on receipt of one dollar. ~, ~ M 8
Principal Depot and Mandatory. 1873 Main ST.
RiehIaond, Va, Branch Office, Bank Of Commerc'
Building, New York. Address ..
iessiy. JOHN WILCOX g. CO.
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Catamenial Corrector =

Which has never failed TO effect care when properly
used according the directions, and fair trial Civ
en- II.
s PREF ared from the recipe, and under the perso
nal supervision Of most Skiltul Physician, who for
number Of years confined its to his private prac-
ice For the few years has been before the public
il has gained for itself position that will soon by its
rapid increase Of popularity place il at the head Of all
remedies heretofore offered for W0men's Diseases
The more especially those above enumerated which
TOO often end in consumption.
For sale by most respectable Druggists throughout
the Union aad Canadas.
| PRICE. 81 so PR BOTTLE.
| N.B.-When it happens that your Druggists has not
the article the money be RENTED direct TO and
if two or more bottles are ordered at time the
medicine will be free Ofcharge for transportation
Particular directions TO use, &c, accompany each
bottle.
Druggists can be supplied direct from the LObora.
| Tory, or by sending their orders 10
BARNS g. PARK. New York. F. C. WELLS e. Co.. NY
y. h. HANcE, BALTIMORE, Md. DYoTTs. Philadelphia
J. WRIGHT & Co., New Orleans, La. JOHN d. PAX
II III, HAYS, Portland, Me. cincinnati, Ohio
Or 10 any respectable Wholesale Druggists in New
York or Philadelphia. Circulars, with trade prices
lkc for The Corrector. and our other medicine sen
free 70 Wholesale Buyers.
No medicine placed on commission.
J. D. De NYSE,
General Agent for the United States and Canadas.
40 ANN ST, New York
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MOFFAT's
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.

1
THESE MEDIcIsEs have now been before the public
for pc Rod of Thirh years. and during that lime have
maintained high character in almost every part OF
the Globe, for their extraordinary and immediate pow
or of restoring perfect health TO persons suffering
der nearly every kind Of disease to which the human
frame is liable. "a ii
The following are among the distressing variety Of
human diseases in which the lA iti 8ig'f '43v
VFG Fg,A RE LTFE MEDICINEx 81 81
j. &, 80 ,,:.I -
are SHOWN " " ,nialp Us
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conc soma Gus, any cies'ls nv y, pr. neay
pie, ns,eau VI INC s'as ana aS,lu %
Loss OF Appeue,
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are ihe genera spnpaons VI Dyspep'ia' WIN s@as'
Us NATURAL conseq " ~ u ~, 10 r. =.
~ s '',hons n nv
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all violent purges leave ihe DOVES coS'ise "i'hin
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rfvhks ~, al: al ni .l ~ ~ os wy S ;; ~
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powsis siiuy 'nas'ef " mii'n 'HeSe treasures au
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT ST., BETWEEN FIFTHAND
SIXTH. PHILADELPHIA.
-
$3.50 PER DAY.

,rhe undersigned, having renewed their lease ior
term Of years. have entirely retted The house. having
painted carpeted anc refurnished throughout
The location of this House is Unsurpassed pens
upon the widest and pesens part Chestnut ~.
directly opposite the Old State House, near me places
Third Sts and convenient to the city Railroads. the
cars of which run TO all parts the city tor hadme
fare.
The rooms are large. well lighted have superior
veasiion and have been refurnishei with care fof
comfort.
We are supplied with puw Milk Cream, Fruits sno
Vegetables from a Farm belonging o u.s. ana wh'ch
managed exclusively for the Hotel
The proprieiors ufthe American assure their irieno
and patrons thai pains will be spared 70 make 'ns
appointments Of this Hotel complete and Its liable com
pare iavorably with the best houses ~ NE gn sS
ian ~ '60-ly. WYATT y hEULtN1S.