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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
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Dear Comet IL am seventh son of .
seventh father, aud have the gin Of pro-
pheey. On my left hand have two
thumbs, and as one il only necessary, i
take IL that the other is intended rs mark
Of miraculous power. | do not look mp at
the stars for omens, or down at the paste
boards but prophecy from an internal
prophetic vision. am poor man, and
desire to turn my gift TO account. viii
you please give notice in your paper, that
for one dollar in stamps, aud three cents
for return postage, that ] will convey TO
any individual, the valuable intelligence
Of, "who shall be nest President" on q
written promise, mot to impsrt IL TO others.
Active young men, are not wanted TO can
vass the State, but all communications
must be addressed n. J. Box TOT Post
Office, Baton Rouge La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
by Four gentlemen left St Paul

Bay Four gentlemen left st Paul
on the 18th ult., upon a journey Of
one thousand miles to the North
west, for the purpose of observing
with astronomical instruments, the
eclipse of the sun of the 18th of
July. The observation will be made
at Cumberland house, one of the
Hudson Bay Company's stations in
British North America. These
gentlemen go out under the auspi-
ces of the Nautical Almanac of.
fec at Cambridge, Mass. Cumber-
land House is "a degrees north
latitude, and I02 degrees 20 min.
utes west longitude.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12

ANOTHER DINEsR WI hen fellows wake
mp, aud find themselves great, in tho in
significant application of that word, and
cannot afford to buy silver pitcher, that
their friends and admirers, rnay present ~
10 them then cheap dinner takes the
place of Il. This suiIlces for ordinary am
bition, because an account Of IL gets into
the paper. with all the tossts etc. The
fash bullies of New York, have just given
that fash editor, Mr.. wilkes dinner, the
details of which have found their wsy
into the respectable press. Mr.. Wilkes has
just got back TO New York, and the SCUM
Of its fostering dens Of iniquity have given
him dinner, and watch as a 'testimo-
nial Of their honorable respect for him for
the part he took in the English dog fight,
. short time ago.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
nag The Natcbitoches Chronic

of June 30th, has the following.
The Railroad.-Col. Samuel M.
Hyams has received a letter from
Mr.. Cbamplin, in which he announ-
ces the gratifying intelligence that
the road through the parish Of Ra-
pides TO Cotile, about ten miles
from the lower line Of Natchitocbcs
Parish has been placed under con-
tract, and the work will be at once
begun, and vigorously prosecuted
TO completion to the point above
stated.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
say- In 1901 q child was borne

B6y In 1871 q child was borne
at Lubbock, named Henri HeiDekem
whose precocity was miraculous.
At ten months Of age he spoke dis
tinctly at twelve learnt the Pen
tateuch by rote and at fourteen
months was perfectly acquainted
with the Old and New Testaments.
At two years Of age he was as ia
miIiar with ancient history as the
most eruditc authors Of antiquity.
Sansan and Danvillo only could
compete with him in geographical
knowledge. Cicero would have
thought him an "alter ego on
hearing him converse in Latin ;
and in the modern languages he
was equally proficient. This won
derful child was unfortunately car
ried of in his fourth year. Accord
ing to a popular proverb, "the
sword wore out the sheath"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
ACCIDENT TO THE GREAT EASTERN

ACCIDENT TO THE GREAT EASTERN.
Yesterday afternoon an accident oc-
CURED to the Great Eastern, where
by several Of the buckets Of her lar
board wheel were broken. 1t appears
that large iron scow had been moor
ed between the steamer and dock, to
prevent her from being forced against
the latter by any approaching storm ;
but she was run in so far that when
the tide arose in the afternoon, the
strong breeze blowing from the west
ward forced the steamer against the
scow in such manner as to tightly
compress the latter, aud being like
wise Of iron, the framework Of the
wheel was damaged and the buckets
broken.-N. Y. Commercial Adrerf,-
ser, s0h
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12

PoLrrrcAL GRANNAR.-Mr. Richard.
sou, in his speech at the Douglas
ratification meeting, criticised Mr..
Lincoln's grammar. This was very
imprudent, since of all the Democrat
ic candidates the only one who under
stands grammar is Gov. Fitzpatrick,
who had the discretion to decline the
nomination.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
sH- A French traveller in Ameri.

ca writes II see that | am ap-
preaching the West, by the in
creasing familiarity of the interiors.
A coachman calls me his friend
Nothing of this kind is equal to
what happened to German prince.
He had made an agreement with a
man to drive him to the next town.
The driver entered the hotel, whip
in hand, and said 'Whar's the man
who starts this evening? l am
the gentleman who takes charge
Of him."
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12

and al details were as accurate ms if
the Pioneer had met with its Dope.
ganger. The descent was made with
ease, and the voyager, with his bal
loon, returned TO the city on the same
night.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12

Day An exchange exclaims--"lIow
little is known Of what is in tbo
bosoms Of those around us r. The
answer to this depend great deal
upon tho sex " Of those who surround
u.s. In some cases il would be safe
10 say cotton.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
IsaIf nsrr.ls Ir1nurf

A LwAYs on hand, superhne, Extra and
N Double Extra Family Flour, IN Half Barrels.
also IN Tags Of y aud y Barrel
julylO JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
AT COST

IN ORDER 20 prepare for Fall arrangements.
II will sell the balance of my Spring and Sum.
msr Goods ON hand, At cost--for Cash. Ladies'
in need Of Millinery and Dry Goods, would do
well 10 purchase In time.
n IL my intention 70 have choice and ex,en-
sive assortment Of Winter Goods therefore the
stock on hand will be sold without reserve from
this date, FANNIE 4. OCONOH,
North Boulevard st., near The state IIsuse.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12


informed Washington correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia American,
says
Heretofore gross errors and mis-
calculations have been covered up
by the continuance of reissuing the
Treasury notes IA fast as they were
received. or, in other words, by re-
newing the debt without paying a
pioayune on account. That au-
tbority stopped yesterday by law.
and il will before long be plain TO
the country that the great opera
tons Of the Treasury have been
carried on by a process Of shin
ming which would discrcdit q
"lame duck" in Wall street. False
balances and exaggerated estimates
will not answer hencelortb. The
people will have some opportunity
Of discovering, just on the eve of
Mr.. Buchanan's exodus from Office,
what is the real state of the Treas
ury next winter. One Of tho EARL.
est demands Of Mr.. Cobb will be for
loan 10 cover aIpresent deficiency,
which may range between five and
six millions, and before the close
of the session another loan for near
ly twenty millions will be neoes.
sary 10 pay of the floating debt
and postponed membranes of this
Administration.
The President in his old age, and
retiracy from Office should not take
such things as the above, seriously
TO heat. Mr.. Buchanan, has made
a very good President of the nation ;
indeed, considering the fact, that
he has had nearly all the venerable
rats of Office TO deal with, and they
have more grey hairs and larger
experience than they had during
the last administration. he deserves
greater credit than any Of bis pre-.
decessors, for tbs kind of general
ship which is necessary to watch
them all, and keep them out of the
various avenues to the public crib.
The trials and troubles attendeut up
on the Office of President Of the re.
public, grow greater daily, because
of the advancing speed of political
degeneracy. The investigating
committees, set on the scent TO dis
cover a fault, pre-supposes an
amount Of honesty in numbers,
which does no exist in individual
instances I; hence the kind of testi-
mony taken by them, is worth no
more, than the evidence of the
knave who turns states evidence.
Mr.. Buchanan is going out Of office.
There il the best evidence of this
in the fact, that the wonderfully
formed sycophants, who have dane
ed about him for the past three and
half years, are all anxious now
to, let go and cling TO some one
going in. Has not the same pack
Of hounds raised the same cry
against every latter day occupant
of the White House, Verify this
is so, and Il carries consolation with
il. We do not admire the antece
dents Of Mr.. Buchanan, but this il
no reason why we shonld not raise
a voice in his behalf, when his late
worsbippers, docry him. We fee
with tho people, that the bowling
now raised against him, would mo-
be quito as loud as IL is, if he hat
a longer term to serve. In that
dis.iointcd time, truly great, ant
good man, would be sadly out o
place in the chair of the President
There are not many of this kind
and il is wrong TO immediate then
on the alter of the country. MI
Buchanan will retire to Wheatlan,
in a few days. and if he does no
1 ,xcta;r, ia Tho tanruaoro Of Tho 10 f,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
PUBLIC NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having claims sgaipst the rs
IA tate Of the late Ronald McCullum. will please
present them duly authenticated within The time
prescribed by Law, and all persons indebted 10
the sans viii come forward and make payment
~ Messrs. Dunn a Heron, Attorneys for the
estate. BLyIRA MOCULJUM,
iulytO2wd AdministratriH.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
M ARR ID.

At Rosedale, La, on the 9th inst. in ths
Church Of the Nativity, by the Rev. John
LOUISIANA T. VOOLFOLK, all of the
parish ofIberville.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
THE BEST sYRUPs IN TOWN.

A LARGE supply Of LEMON, PINE APPLE
"A STRAWBERRY. GoOsBEERY, ORgEAT
Raspberry and GiNGER--rna uufactured and
for sale at v. HEUDE a cos
june22 Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
MORE SEGAHS.

r HAVE just seeeived ~, 900 more Of those fne
II Iisvsus segsrs, which 7 offer for sale At New
Orleans prices. Dali and examine them.
iuiyli N. PRENDKRgA ST.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
yALENCIENNEs COLLARs.

g OMETiIINe ve,y handsome, also Enbriaer-
- cd Musiins, and JacoDet Collars. A. the
PHfLA. CASH STORE,
lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
S1TCIAL NOTICES.
DE sVro LODGE. NO. ITO. q. ".

TuE REGULAR weekly meeting Of ..,,.u.,..
j DE Soto Lodge, No. !, I. q. o. &
", IL held every Thursday evening ION
At o'clock, AZ their Hall ON Main FFt
stresi. u. KONBgRT, sec'y.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
HATH TJJVs,

A MOTHER invoice In Store, Of Bath Tubs, Hip
n BATHS, Sponge baths and shower baths.
jaiyii-3W PIPER 4 BRADFORD.
WATER COOLERs.-At
w iuly1lsgw PIPER \ BHADFORD's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12

GARDEN SEED GARDEN sEEDii-A new
VI supply ofGsrdsn Feed warranted fresh and
genuine, direct from Mr.. Landre'h, guarantee
every psper Of garden seed sell, 10 give entire
a.tI.faetion. u. ID DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12

IVRIGHT's PILLs--i2g gross wrights pills, fresh
w and genuine, direct from DR.. Wright, fnr
sale wholesale and retail by II D. DAY
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
Cairo NIL. WHIT Wheat Eagle FIour

THIS CHOICE Brand Of Family and Bakers
J. Flour always on hand, fresh groand and d.
rect from the Mil. Being sols Agent for Its sale
here. merchants and others are solicited 70 give
II n trial. JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12

r IME, CEMENT, WHITE ASs BAR SAND,
IL Marble Dust, Plaster Paris and ifsir--for
sale By JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12

DLAYING CARDS-A large supply o. Samuel
i Harris Playing Cards, all qualities and prices,
for sale low 10 the trade by
july4 X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12

DARRY's TRIC0PHERous--6 gross Barry's
I'D Trioopheroas, for preserving. restoring and
identifying the hair, removing serun sud dan
drun, preventing badness and gray hair, ana
curing diseases Of the skin. FOR sale W
julyl r. u. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12

~AYgTTys INDICATED PAPER-For the
" water closet, and sure preventative of Piles,
H. ID. Day, Is the only Agent In Baton Rouge, for
the above Paper, and will keep constantly large
supply on hand. X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12

vLTATERs PULMONICA.-R. d. Day Is the
w only authorized Agent for She above po-
putar oCugh Remedy. R.D.DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-12
II. d. DAYS DRUG STORE.

DURE GIN-R. d. Day Is sgsRt for the gsDu-
Il Inc London Jockey Club House DIN. have
Just received a large shipment Of the above csle-
bratsd Gin. direct from the importers, and can
sell u wholesale or retail at New Orleans prizes
Julyi u. ID. DAY.
II ENNEDY's MEDICAL DisCOyEkY twelve
N dozen KenBsdy's Medical Discovery, or
blood Purifier. direct from the mandatory, and
sold at New Orleans prices, X. ID. DAY.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25

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v'.nltsi ll all i. et sptls u.l,a. t,.
t.lss eNsp' Ia au .tt.g,a moses
a. n other rgll ars S r.r +. ts,
taat have iu.. been u.1laI a
are p u .rr .t sal H.ai.s, ..e.
that have ji.t Turmoil iInt.
lfhe -ts onlv . iat srsifavtssn.
hsdeais rsu'd e the proud ulava.a
thiuk less o. the place BE- .ceup IA
lile dmc-E Lsfs
Hy9i voalt Attv yetr law sos.
ont TN; nv. ere vel u t.t .-
Ticts God 'ea-ait fa allta r.
les IN tAe veiiiSan uat kscpd,eu mui,r,
Msn's i've should b. Tx tbs iit. msr.
bsaa,lful N the ~ n ne. tt tte - sn
mer aelav with prom e. AMI tttau 1t aHur
With collie sht4se. vhefr zeai ulfas an
deed. haze upsaed On the hsll
DOrssy ~ Ft~narkiur ua a hearty sn
on the vhssk 81 = ads. esms1FrI = - !.
gym on a rass Leaf "Tte r6mrl msut +
far-ft'chsi, q srsel her ladyship. ..Hu,
ear that Be-" Fsioiasi ,he svaa.. wi,ra
bssls o. the stsxl"
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TO PLANTERS.

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J ~ arl, w ktsu e rtn-Fa- -~ar r.
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ffvIE UNDERSIGNED f.rs fst .t-s IN, ,,.
J aa tr FL llHI ia Waisa hs nar rsffss
I + .d mti : sss. e To- teru f rs-4.t.
nj ctsasirs IS srses. ussf 70 sh. r lain tsfws
tnttrm ms y az It tie assss b. -this rsess IN
$50 8sts ~ tisre are 80 acres % i IN a
b ; sts'Hs 81 etsle e,sta 81 = Istlsnah. ~
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Panola Livery Stable!
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~ specially anasiuts 81 Ia rdt.o That
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Rangers Notice.

TANFNurts 4 u. R,s... -. ,.l.s~ :,
kasss. stsr n - -. - ki=l ~. -.
II hsHas hifa. ! vssrs -. - -. .~~~,s. !, -
p Il shoaider. appraised 10 -.
2. n. tpsrs.
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Smyrna times., 1860-04-12
EARIRIE:p'.

Az Leipsic, Del, on 1he lIth inst, BY Rev.
II. G, Putnam, of Point Pleasant, Pa, MIR. o.
n. Putnam and Miss J. N. Harris, both Of the
former place.
OE5-Gud lux em vile tha livY, an anu fur
Boalh Nv EN- doc. an anuff2 Etc, an anuff
to kePe EN- Kum4teighbul and the gud Wishiz
Nv thee purpheshun 2. GEAY.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. p Mans6eld, Thos.
Scaggs and Mary Bennett, both of New Castle
CO., Del.
On the same day, by the same, William H.
Psore aud Marguerite WITH, both of Queen
Anne's CO., Md.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12
To Planters and Gardeners.

The subscribers offer for sale &C 900 barrels OF pou
dretle, made by The Lodi Manufacturing Corapanv n
lots TO suit pufchasers This Article is in he tvanti
eth year OF It's Introduction into this country nn ha.
outlived fertilizers OF every Dlier description pr me
following reasons,
ls IL is made from the night soil OF The eitv rNev
York, by the l.. M. Co., aho hive a capitai ofover
100000 invested in the business. which h Al risk
Should they make a bad article
I'd, For corn and vegetables ID is the cheapest neat.
est and handsomest manure i'll the world. il can be
placed IN direct cenaet with ue seed, forces and III
pens vegetation TWO weeks earlier prevents the cut
Worm, doables the crop ana is without dsagreeable
odor Three dollars WORTH or Two barrels is all suii-
clent TO manure an acre Of corn in the hill
PKcE--l bbl. $22 bbls. 80 30--5 bhls 8, and over
Dbs. 81 SO per barrel, delivered free Of carriage 10
vessel or railroad to New York CitY.
pamphlet containing every information. and Ger
licates from farmers ali the United States who
Have used from Two 10 seventeen years. will be sent
free to any one applying for the same.
GRlffIhG BROTHERS Co.
GO Corllndt ST., N. 81 South Delaware Ave
nus, Philadclphia,
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12
POSITIVE SALE OF
Real Estate.

J, r. WILLIAMSON, having determined to change
bls business will sell at public sale at tho Hotel of T.
Foxwell. IN the town Of Smyrna, Del. ON THURSDAY,
18th day OF April, 1860, a: 10 o'clock, A. M all his
Real Estate, as follows
mo, l-lsthe two-slory Dwelling and Store House
the said Williamson no. occiipies, So ON Commerce
street. running back so feet cellar under the house
The lot on which it Stands is 39 bv l65 Deep with
good Carriage House Stable and Smeke House there.
en- erected This is of tho best stands for the Dry
Goods and Grocery business if the town of SMYRNA
No.2-ls corner Icaopposiie No l. IA feet ffont on
Commerce street, and lao ieel ON Pearl street. This
s a very desirable lot to build dwelling on itlays
high. ~ ''N'
No. 3, A lot fronting on Pearl street 40 feet run.
nng back TO Mulberry street IA feet upon which is
double two-story Dwelling, 80 by % feet deep.
NO. a. vacant lot adjoining No. 8, "a feet front
on rearl street, running back "A feet.
mo. D. lot adjoining No, 4, same size, on which
is erected double twostory Dwelling, 26 feet front
running bach &c feet
No g. lot same size as No, A, fronting on Pearl ST
no z, A double Dwelling House and lot, same size
No. 8. tract Of land near Blackiston CROSSROADS
containing forty aeres moro or less adjoining lands
Thomas Lamb and oIhers. This land is partly cleared
and upon which is erected frame shaIty.
TERMS OF SALE.--Twenty per cent of the pur
chase money will be required on the day of sale Iht
balance IN nine months from the day OF sale securel
by bond and mortgage, bond and security For fur
ther particulars Inquire Of j. X. Williamson on No /
or d. T. RICHARDS,
mn % keal Estate Agent, Dover, Del,
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12
MARYLAND Affairs.
AMBERsT,

KEaT County RAILROAD LIN pursuance of a
public notice, a number Of the citizens of Kent
county met al the court house, on Tuesday, the
:3sd inst, for The purpose of eonsiderinp the
Feasibility of constructing Kent county Rail-
road. The meeting was called 10 order by the
appointment Of Daniel Jones, Esq. as chairman,
and col. Edward Wilkins and AbelJ Rees,
Esq as Secretaries. 0e motion of col Wilk-
ms, subscription books were opened, and stock
10 the amount Of about S25, 900 was subscribed,
taken mostly in small quantities. We learn
that The impression prevailed, that to Insure the
SUCCESS of the enterprise, that it is absolutely
necessary for the owners of lands desiring the
Road, to subscribe shs minimum sum. say ol
81 per scrs for the quantity OF land owned by
sxsh individual.
When suficiency OF stock shall be taken
ghs charter requires the co nmIssioners to adj
vertlse aud cali Tie stockholders together fos
tbs election of officerst &c. Then, The yarion,
routes. tersnini, &c, which may be proposed
aud inteII,genlly and thoroughly discussed. |
IL believed that q road through the centre o
the coanty. fron. the Bay Side to the Delaware
isAs, would secure aIsrge travel. Many mat
sers of sninor Importance must necessarily re
main undetermined and open for honest dIscus
.sion. tilI they shall be definitely settled BY tha
injecting.
Tus Law. Tho Act Of Assembly passed a
.sbe last session Of the Legislature, prohibiting
~ II. nssnissioa Of slaves. does moi 60 int
4ss,erna aioa ,l The first day Of Jane next, conse
an sakiy Al manunissi'us that may Be executet
pHids Is The iras day Of June next, will BE- valit
en4 e6setoAi.
u ~ pAyne w r Bossssd & Son have
Ssvox praasecluo ~ nav paper Deuton
CA slime conniy. Ths hrst nombsr to be TO-
paea o. the 1st u July.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12
New Store /!

The subscriber having already informed his
customers and the public of his removal to his
New Store house, on Commerce street, near
Market, would now invite their attention TO a
large and handsome stock of NEW GOODS,
which he has jast received, and will sell very
CHEAP. Friends, pay us an early visit, and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Those who cannot find time to call during the
day are invited to visit us ofan evening, as the
Store will be handsomely lighted up, and every
exertion will be made to give satisfaction.
THOS. CARROW.
Smyrna, March 18th, 1S6O-1m
Smyrna times., 1860-04-12
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

PHILADELPHIA.
Corner of Chestnut and Ninth, Ns. opened
February 18th.
49, This magnificent establishment has been
k3sI erected by subscription; the slockh com
ksall prIslng large number Of the mosl enerprsing
business Of the city which assembled the Con-
nental Congress that gave 10 the world the Declara
lion of Independence.
The Hotel has accommodations for about One Thous
and Guests and supplied with every modern improve.
ment for the comfort and convenience of families busi
ness men, and The entire business community,
vertical railway being constructed upsn novel
and scientific principle, which renders accident i'm Don
sbe, aoidng the means of reaching the highest sto-
res without the fatigue Of ascending continued flights
OF stairs giving easy access TO the urer air and quiet
OF the upper rooms.
Spacious corridors for ventilation and easy protec
ton agar St the dangers OF fire have bee1berally in-
troduced.
An extensive Reading Room and Business Exchange
with Telegraph Office and connecting Writing RooHs
have been provided on the fisst floor,
The whole of the interior arrang ements and furnish
ing have been the personal superntendence of PARAN
STEVENS, under whose management the success of III
Revere House and fremont House. Boston the lSattIe
House and Point Clear Hotel, Mobile and the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York, has been established
The various departments Of the Continental will be
conducted upon the same liberal scale which has
eareed for the above named hotels their well.known
and extensive share of public favor,
All communications for apartments or upon any
business connected with the house should be
to Continental Hotel, in order 10 insure immediate
attention, J. T.. STEVENS a. co
mar 90 I'm.