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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12
DENTISTRY

DR. HALLIWELL, SURGEON DEETIsT,
Drespeotfnllys announces to tho public generally,
that he has removed from bis old Dental Rooms on
the Public SOUS e, 20 hs own Block, 81 Michigan
street, where he has fitted up beautiful suite OF
old and pew patrons Wao may please 20 favor him
with 9 call.
< ARTIFICIAL TEETH liked on an Improved
, principal and supplied at prices within tho reach
Of al. AeknOWledg o By the Profession generally,
for their Beauty, Strenth and Durability. Every
one that sees them discard their old sets, n able.
7 N B.-Unly one Visit Dsfeasaryf o have . set CON-
pleted, at No. IS mishigan street, nLrth aide, Becu
ond door from Ontario, and foot OF Prosper street,
Oevslsud.- Tmysl HABLIW ELL. H.. d.
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'ToNsoRIAL.
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Mig Making and Laaies' Hair Dressing
Vim. DAY. As Public fQuaFP,
HAS ALL the LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG N0HK.

SEE THE ILLUSION WI9-It fits to a charm.
CURL@FRE sCH HAFURAH BihGLEr5-
jos received 'direr0 . large 0uaDtity Of thi beau
tiful hair. Ladies' please call, examine and see ior
yourselves
EWITOHES AND BRAID@l large and we'll
selected stosk always on hard
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY B)WS, E0-
GENE BOWS and FREEC HEAD-T RssSES,
mad BY the advertiser equal to thoa- imported.
81 Ladies' oan Braids ma'e into any Of the
above He q Dresses without injury 70 sEitch.
70 Ladies' Hsi- Dressing, Curling and Hair Quitting
done in The latest sad mo t prevailing styles
HAIR DREiN6 -PsTticu ar sftentsOe paid to
] this branch Of the b~usiaes.. Tue best o. Dye used.
+ 'HUT AND GOLD BArHs always ready The
best bathing apartments in the ciy. taBI
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12

DIR. @. B. LIGRTHILL'S first visit to
Ohio WAS induced by numerous applications
for treatment from parties unable to visit
New York for that purpose, and who can
not be successfully trested except after a
personal examination. His practice has
been so successful that ne has repeated his
visits to Cleveland several times. Sill he
finds that it is almost as difficult for some
psrties desiring his service, to visit him at
Cleveland, that in compliance with the re-
quest of many citizens, he has consented,
before returning to Europe, TO visit several
central points in Northern Ohio, making
Cleveland his headquarters so that al who
desire can consult him.
For the past twelve years DR.. Lighthill
has paid exclusive attention to the treat
ment of deafness and cstarrh in its Ysri-
GUS forms. He has prscticed in New York,
and other principal Eastern cities, where,
until a few months past, he wss associated
with his cousin, Dr. Z B Lighthill, and,
together they have acquired q standing
which has earned tor the "LighthilI In
stitute" Its present great reputation.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12

Southern people are HJckiDg here in
great numbers, avowedly for the purpose
Of sscertsining what is to be the future of
of4r, and are demonstrstively loyal enough.
s2qBoyce, Jones and Houston, of Alabama,
are prominent among them, and speak
kindly of the President, q fact, however, of
no material importance. The two former
were introduced 8 few days since to Secre-
tsry Stanton by Simon Cameron, and were
politely received.
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NOTICES.
n OTICB.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
9uAarrauAsr.R el,.nAL,s o,,rOs.

QuARTEEuAsT.R 6EsrRAL's OETIos,l
WAsHTsGros, ID O., May y, 1885
BANY THOTS SANDS OF mUTES are bslnz dis
possd of at p1bio sale. q WASHINGTON.
1he sa es viii eontinue until the 1un berof snimsls
Is reduced in proportion to the reduclG n Of the
aTmiss, now going on rapid j. .rl.
1hars are in tue armies Of the Potomac, Of ths
Tennessee, and Of Georgia, probably FUUEr CHOU
sANU OF. tbs FINEST SIX MULE TEAMS IN
THE WORLD.
Mary % them we're bouaht IN the bsEinsing Of
The var, as young mule, accompanied thea mi 5
IN all their ma ehes and camps and are thoroughly
bHozeus hardened By '1eicis-, gentle and familiar,
from being so n g surrounded II tbe soldiers
Tho whole Soutn . stripped Ct farming stock, and
the Norta has also Bua red from he dam OF sni-
mails. taken to supply the armses. 1874
hose All ais are sold At public auction THEY
Will NOT BRING ANffEIRG LIKE HEtH
TkOE VALUE; ana such Opportunities for fArm-
err t. get working animals 70 stock their fsrns.
aud f0rdeOvers and dealers IN stock 20 make good
fpscuistions, BY purehasng them and disoOsing Of
them Ia tne South, viii never occur az N.
t N. O.. MEifS,
QuaFtsrmsstr General.
iun3s2Z3 enc 81. RI BreEes aaior General
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12

The youngest dsugtter of Harriet
Beecher Stowe vas married at St. Johns
Episcopal Church, in Hartford, Conn, on
Wednesday morning, toa wealthy Epis-
espAl minister of Boston. The wss
performed by Biahop CLARK of Rhode
Island.
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From the ReUSB. T. WeIcA, formerly Pas.
tor of the Pearl Street PGPtist church,
Albany NeO York,

=".. NEHION NlLLnJ IOF. W lCOos
DR. LIGHTHnL-Dear Sir: Allow me to
express my grateful thanks for the skill
and kind attention rendered to my daugh-
ter, whose ears have been badly affected
for many years, and for some. months past
has been nearly deprived of hearing. The
loss of this important sense is certainly q
sad deprivation, painfully embarrassing,
oad go deoraeL aO~-0otv - SLOre ~ha
have experienced it. II, therefore, there
be a remedy for this great evil, the cause
of humanity obviously requires that it
should be universally disseminated. 1 feel
it my duty, therefore, and it sffords me
much pleasure, to give my testimony to the
happy effects of your treatment and RENE
dies. Mydsughter mas suffered from deaf
ness since early childhood. The left ear
has been badly diseased. The right ear,
also, for several years, was seriously Affect
ed, and the disease apparently increasing,
threatening the entire loss Of hearing. It
WIS with extreme difficulty that she could
participate in the conversation of her
friends, and for two years has been de-
prived of this source of social e9j0yment.
Hsppily my attention was directed to your
advertisement, and L was induced to place
her in your care. Your treatment, under
care of q kind Providence, hrs been sue
cessful. Her hearing, ofar as lean Judge,
appears to be perfectly restored. Wheth-
er this restoration is permanent is 3 ques-
ton time alone can determine, but present
results are certainly very gratifying.
lam, dear sir, d
e Truly and gratefully yours,
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The EngItsn Pr. 81 and len. Davls

Inc EuSNLb1 EEfBl anO SCAsA
The English press have not yet learned
the wise reticence recently assumed by the
English government. Lord Pslmerston,
questioned in the House of Commons upon
American topics, recently responded that
It was not the purpose of her Msjssty's
government to interfere in the internal Af-
fairs of the United States. Il would be
we'll for the newspaper press of Great
Britain if it could be guided BY the deeis-
ion so CURLY announced by the Prime
Minister. That It is not is apparent from
the frantic esgerness with which, unwsrned
BY its past blunders and fOlies, itadministsrs
notwithstanding and naughty sdvicetothe
. United States. The latest demonstration
of this irrepressible tendency was called
ont on receiving the news thst JEFF. Davis
had been captured. The Tory, anti-repub-
Iicsn press Of England join in one acclaim
of praise to the Great Traitor and in one
demand that the law shall not be executed
against him. This course of conduct might
be expected from journals which have
throughout the war been the interruptions
and unressoniUg advocates Of the
rebellion. It is as natural for
the London Times and Herald to
defend Jefferson Davis as for the CT devaHt
Richmond Sentinel or its present earthly
representative, the New York Nes0s, to dc
so. There is no need of answer to their
arguments. We have laws against treason
and courts for the trial of traitors Their
very existsnce is an q PrioTi argument Of
their rigbtfulr ess. Let them take theil
oourse. Should JefaIsOn Davis be convict
ed of treason, after 8 fair and impsrtis
trial, in accordance with due forms of law
It will then be ample time for hi
friends and sympsthizers to spPes
10 the President for an eXereis'
of the psrdOniDg power in his behalf. L
may be that the death Of Jefferson DRvi
is not essential or expedient for the pres
e~rystion of the nation. That question ]
not now in issue, and cannot be decided
until the courts of justice have passed uPOI
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12
DIY WGVD IROUED PETERSBURG.

Richmond to Petersburs--The ApPO.
mattox aud Ruins--COckade City
Biar.s Of shot aud sheIl--COlOred
kehooss--LOynI Papers aEes.-4aE.
ratt HOuse- Belt Of DesOlation--for-
tiideatiOns--FOrt Rteedmau--Ihe
mine fort Heu-FOrt WadsWOrth-
,.oDIar Grave Churen. etc.
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MaNDaY. JUNE Ia. Iseo
9-75o5 OF 6UrOounty COsvennOn

The Action OF our ODaAes CC
The proceeding ga of the County Union
Convention held on Saturday for the pur-
nose Of electing delegates to the State
Union Convention will be found in U
local columns. That Convention did e1-
sctly whst It should have done, and did It
in a direct and simple way. It elected q
delegation who win present and advocate
the clsims of Governor Brough for re-nom-
instion with persistence and influence. It
passed resolutions endorsing the admins
tratlon of Governor Brough, and virtually
~instruc.ing It's delegates to support bis re-
nomination. 1t selected an excellent set
of delegstes, whose weight of character
and wide reputation will give them great
influence in the convention. In doing this
1t obeyed not only the will OF the people,
but the obvious dietstes of justice and
wisdom. Governor BrOugh has discharged
the duties Of his Office, rendered unPrece
dentedly difficult and complex by the vast
responsibilities Of the war, with almost
supsrhuman patience, fidelity, ssgscity Anc
skill. A denomination not only is s proper
recognition ofhis deserts but slso preserve
70 the State the services of one Of its besi
executive offcers. We hope that the Stat
Convention may be as unanimous on th'
subject as the convention in this county.
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R h Gillette, Esq Of New d Lebanon,
Columbus county New York, by letter in
forms the Clerk Of the Supreme Court of
tho District of Columbia that he is rstain-
ed BY some of the friends of JEFF. Davis, as
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The rebel Brigadier General ]. Warren
Grigsby, of Kentucky, snd lately attached
% Forests command, is reported to have
bsen hung by soldiers stationed at D~anville,
Kentucky, on his return to that place, bis
former residence. Be was once q prOmi-
uent lawyer Of that State, and during
Brsgg's occupation of that State, WNS the
rebel Provost MArshsl Of Boyle and Lin.
coin counties, and thus made himself very.
obnoxious to the people. G~rigsby's wifss
a granddaughter Of Governor Shelby, of
Kentucky.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12
THE aUARD

Z Company K, Fifteenth Pennsylvania
Volunteers, who have done guard duty at
the White House for Presidents Lincoln
and johnson, have been relieved from
duty, and have gone home to be mustered
out. They hsve been relieved by Com
psny-D, Ninth Regiment Veteran Reserve
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The soldiers riot IN washington on Sat-
urdsy, the particulars of which : given
in our telegrsPhic columns, is 8 significant
commentary upon the order issued on Fri.
day, removing previous restrictions on the
sale of liquor to soldiers. Such an out
break is the legitimate result of drunken
ness. and can be attributed to nc other
cause. We hope that the authorities may
learn a lesson from It and msy hsnceforth
enforce the former regulations closing
liquor saloons, with the utmost stfictnssa
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12

ms ereudg the New York comic pa
psr. is announced to appear July lt The
enterprise is q formidable one, bus it starts
with large capita, and ought to be uc-
cessful. The publishers solicit contributions
from authors and artists, to whom they
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12

The soldiers belonging to the 22d Army
Corps have erectej 6 simple monument Of
red sandstone, twenty feet high, near the
Stone House on the old Bull Run battle
field, in commemorstion of the first battle
and the heroes slain there. This will be
dedicated on Sunday, and q small party
will go out from this city to participate IN
the ceremonies.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12

DYE FLOURl Rye FLOURl-For
lG sAleI = lots to suit, 81 Warehouse Of
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Secretary Seward walked to the State
Department today from his residence, for
the first time since he received his in 4ries.
His lady, who has been confined to her
bed for q week past, is quite low.
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sENATlR NICHOLsON.

A. P. Nicholson, who withdrew from the
United States Senate on the bresking out
Of the rebellion, has filed q petition with
the President for pardon and amnesty.
Mr. Nicholson pleads most piteously that
his sins be forgiven. These sins, according
to Nicholson, are rather of omission han
commission He says he wss not in favor
of secession, nor did ne take any active part
in the rebellion. He srgues, in effect, that
his offsnce wss more in failure to stand by
the Union than in acts against the govern
ment. We are informed that Mr.. Niehol-
son has actually applied for pay as Senator
from Tennessee, during the remainder Of
time which he did not I'LL.
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THE CASE or mrs. PERR1NE.

Mira. Perrine, who Was tried in this city
by a military commission about q month
ago, for giving aid and comfort to the enc
my, &c, when the train was captured be-
yohd Baltimore in July last, had an audi
encs with the President at 8 O'Clock this
evening. She asked to be Internationally
released from custody and the charge
against her, or, if there be a conviction snd
sentence in the case, that she be psrdoned.
The President holds the matter under sd-
visement until to morrow. It is under
stood that the military commission found
Mrs. Persine guilty, and imposed q light
sentence upon her, but the sentence has not
been officially promulgated.
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DRUGS q MEpIciNEs.

M IsERABLE PEoPLE-Thousands
wi suffer from the m st { RIB e fits Of gloom
and dtprtssion without sppar,nt cause In these
cases the Nerves and StOmsea are siVsys relsxsd.
lone them with the BLOB RENE, and health, visnr
ard cheerfuin IS will result. Price One Dollar per
Bottle. For sale by
90 d. sra CHURCHILL q BROTHER,
iun6 l26 Ontario stFest.
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Mashington Items.

u---sank to rest
With all their country's honors blest.
J. A. H.
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n HunSnN.

IL.
aeneraI Fire, Marine and Life Ensurs
$50 anee Agent
0Gcs, Onatt's Ezchangs, foot Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
EEFREsEsTs TIN FOLLOWING OoHPAEIE5:
Buckeye Mutual Ins. Co., Cleveland, c 4gas.
Ohio, (Fire and MArtnsl --.e 245,f43
Fu'Eon Fire " n .... S0A,0oA
Norwich Fire Ins. Co., Norwich, Ct. A2S,21A
North Western " OsWego, N. Y. %4O,S78
GsW YORK Life -" Sew York.. S,60S,755
Phoenix Marine Ins. %. Of Brooklyn
N. T., CASH capital.. .....-......7 LOCO, O
LOSSES PROMPLTR ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Particular attention given % the Adjustment Of
Marine Losses. 81. L. q. HUDSON,
Agent and AdiustsE.
Capt c. A. 6ARDEsR. = arins InADsctgr. sls:Bs
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FRANCHIsE IN TENNESSEE.

A The act to limit the elective franchise
which has Just passed the Tennessee Legis.
lsture, bears with severity upon those who
instigsted the rebellion. The classes dis
frsnchised for fifteen years are substantial
ly those excepted in President Johnson's
proclamation of amnesty, save the twenty
thousand dollar class; but in addition, the
law di~sfranchises all persons who left their
homes within the jurisdiction md protec-
tionlofthe United States, or fed before
the approach of the national forces, and
passed beyond the Federal lines into the
so-cslled States for the purpose OF aiding
the rebellion. Thus, all the leading rebels
who ran away away with the government
bank assets are debsrred their political
riphts for the next fifteen yesrs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12

OUGARS-PRIOES GREATLY RE-
f1-DUOED on, al kinds Of Sugar, and We are net
70 be lnderBold, Find the right place-Eo. E6
III rrrA e~uHR1HILLr& RRlTHNR. 2.
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By authority OF the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned, thssensra Inscription Agent for
the sale Of United States Securities, offers to the
public the third s,rie, of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven and three-tsnths per cent. interest per Anuum
known as the r0
7-SO LOAN!
q These notes are Issued under date of July Is,
1855, and r payablo three years from that date IN
currency, or are convertible at the option Of tbs
holder into
U. s. $40 six Per Cent.
c-oLD-BEARING BONDS.
These. Bonds are worth a handsome premium and
are exempt. ss sre all the Government Bonds, from
Courty, and Municipal taxation. thieb adds from ono
10 three pr oaA. per aanuz to heir value, according
to the rate levied upon sther property. Tbs inter
est is payable ssmi.annuaIy by Coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut of and sold to any
bank OF banker.
The Interest at 7-3O per ct. amounts to
One Cent per Day on a $50 Note
Ten s5oo
40 50 Is sEOOO s
n g " $4,000 /"
Notes Of all denomination ma d will be prompt
Iy furnished upon rec,ip of subscriptions.
The Notes Of the Tnird Series ara precisely SINH
lar in form and privileges to the seven-1histies
already sold, s1sspt that the Government deserves
to iaslf the option Of paying interest In god coin
At per cent. instesd OFT 8 IOths in currency. sub
scribsrs viii deduct the interest ia c1rreney up to
July l5tn, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of
the ssven-thirtSts Nili c5mmeaos on the LIST Of
June, aad will DO made promptly snd continuously
after that date.
The slight char ge made in the conditions Of thi
THIRD sERIE5 affects on'y the matter Of inter
est. Tbs payment in gold, IL made, will BE- eguiva
lent to toe currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the eVsIt o
which only will the option to pay interest in Sol
be AvslIsd Of, would 50 reduce ARd ~equaHzs price
that purchases made with six per cent. in gol
would efuIIy equal to those made with seven an
three. tsnths per cent In currency. This is
me UnIy LUxn IN MsFKeJ
How offered by this Government, and its superiO
adVantsges make it the
Great Popular Loan Of the People
Less than $50, OOO, 900 Ofths Loan authorized b
the last Congress- are now on the market. Thi
amount, at the rate at which it is being absorbed
will al be subscribed for within sixty days, whe
the notes will undoubtedly c.mnAnd a premium
as has uniformly been .he case on closing the sub
soriptions TO other LOsn'.
In order that citizens OF every town and sectio
Of the country may be Afforded facilities for sakln
ths loan, the National Banks, State BanAs, Al
Private Banker. throughout the country have ger
sralIf sgreed to Ieosive subscriptions At par. Sui
soribers will select their own agents, in whom the
have confidence, and no only are to DO responsible
for the delivery OF the notes for which they recsiv
orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent,
-
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ZFROM THE OIL COUNTRY.


New Well upon PithOIe-The United
etates WelI.-Ups aud Downs OF inc
BRAAmess.
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SEWARD.

We find the following in the New York
papers of Saturday
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PeFfgmerY and Fancy Articles,
In rreaT Vsrissy Aisu . rosa o. LIQUORS a. Sc
'gulntyYB second 60 hone IN markss. l4r s. rtr-
Agent for DAYS SPLIETS, tha most ooAoplsss
ut Of sDIInts sYsE offered to the Profession OO1H.
try Physicians are particularly invited 30 en- oIaE.
nation Of my Etook, and viii End It 20 thgT Cd.
EaatSRs 70 AynE ne With their ordeFs.
Land q. W GLARE- l13 gupSriop-a
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IT naUa TRApE,

and st prizes to iaFurs saEisfSo3son 20 the purchases
pHRRAE LED sJsaioAL TE~sFnUNKETs, TEETH, FOz
FuLoAsTEED BBBsEE ksD VULoAsIzEEs.
a. ths Ezsast and most approved PAEtsERs, solt 8
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AT CLEVELAND,

At RusselPs Forrest City House, from
Monday, July Sd, until Saturday, July
9Th.
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3ARUHsssAED MEDIOIN ES-THI
Sttsation Of FhyBtcians and all psrsOps visa.
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Pure ana Reliable Medicines
arsBsotfaEiy Bolioisss 70 my EsOok, which oOnpri
lag 80
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V'OT,ECE.

THE undersigned have renewed their
i former Partnership, and will transact busi'
ness under the name Of STEVENS ID SEYMOUR,
at their old stand, Nos. 90, and gs Common st.,
opposite the City HOTEL. ala os r. 47Nsag
E.R. STEVENS.
4f Per W. E. SEYMOUR.
w. E..SEYMOUR.
NEW ORLEANS, July /, 1865. y1s
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.VOgg9-gg Pssbytc.

WOULD most respectfully announce to my
Il friends and the public generally, that r am
now prepared to make Inventories, 5Appraise.
ments, Partitions, receive Wills, make Protests,
Matrimonial Contracts apd Instruments of Writ.
ing, to hold Family Meetings. and Meetings Of
Creditors, &c. s+s sta1- sF t,,.f yvs}s III Vg@,7s
, ALL business entrusted to me will. be attende ed
to with promptness and dispatch. =.
JNO. M. TRACY,
Justice oftte Peace and Notary Public.
octl4 Office, Corner Third snd Laurel SITS,
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mississippi Hotel,
70. -. ...... . .CHARTREs STREET. .12C
Corner Of St. Louis,

N z w U X Il e A vs., La
MIR q AUBERT, whose furnished rooms, Char
Iva tres street, between st. Louis and Toulouse,
were so well known, has Just opened the Missis-
sppi Hotel, No 40 Chartres street, corner of ST.
Louis. - E==E Is Il. - IA
TRAVELLERS will find in the above establish
ment FURNISHED ROOMS, at moderate frices,
they may also have their MEALS, by the day or
by the week. afl# kz#as#zt z5d1 E4t<is-3
All will meet with that comfort which, for ten
years. has been found in AuBERTs House. :,
-oct28-3n diacfT ~ .Gai3AiH4I slli