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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-08-15

EOR SALE,
= HOUSE AND Ut
In the North western part OF the City ofRal-
eigh, formerly occupied BY Mr.. JESSE SAW.
Apply for information on the promises.
Raleigh, Aug. IA, 1850 IS sst
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-08-15

Aug. 9, 1866.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-22

| even to the sceptical Mr. Chambers; { it lis of your own dear father and mother | have been speaking"
 Emma cast a wondering; crcdul OTIS glance towards her mother. shs"si
 5 "Surely my uncle is testing ?V said l sLog Aitt' fn'HH48Yct} ftEntT} 4E5
 sNo, my love,ri riansstercd Lady Will mot; "he has given yoii, under ififhgi- nary names, h narrative of factsl i4she
 awful sceiie took place twenty years ago on this very site, and the room lWhcfe we are now sitting answers to ithc one fin which stood, molnehtly expecting q painful aiid violent death, and shrinking from the idea of appears ing before my Creator with q spirit IT, t ritated byangry pride ,aud 2 conscicncc
 burdcned With tho neglect and defiance of my duties, ,ay t wife and as q chris tian.H Ttrpst that By the assistance of
 Pfovidehce T have been enabled to
 correct the faults of my temper, and
 most happ ', my dear Emma, am, l to
 say, that I have never observed any Indications of the same in1perious and
 exacting disposition in you; but in
 case any future alteration in your situ- ton should bring to light defects iii
 your temper Hitherto unknown am
 gladfthat your uncle has told you these
 particulars of the early welded life of imyself and your father. Youf. choice, II trust will be cautious nnH prudent but that choice once lnade, consider that it is equally your duty and interest
 to bear patiently with the foiblesofthe
 object of it, and ever remember that
 tho bonds you assume are not merely
 light and temporary tics, but are to Dc worn by yourself and by the husband
 of your selectiony fin fidelity and con stancv, astlong as ye both shall live.v
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-22
SADNESS.

1. There are sliadows fitting fer the wall,
 And filling the dusky room, naita Gathering close around my chair, 4in . Gliding unseen in the gloom. plfiaiz, hear the rustic of autumn leaves,
 The cold winds boisterous sweep, | They moan and, sigh like, a. child ip, pain,
 Till they weary at last and sleep.
 But q darker shadow is on. our heart, 7, ..t; And 2 deeper grief in my breast 1would, l could sob myself to sleep, ', as And my head and my heart night rest. T .ls'-sIfa fs GsitaiyaeaG yYsl4 r -ri The ifitful light oftlie glowing coals, ed. a Like the gleam of q sunny smile, aoiia4 Lightens my face, while my weary heart iilTo sorrow runs sadly the while. geu o, for the sound of allowing voice, tlaon.-
 Like life on the desert strand,
 To waken the music in my soul
 With the touch of a master hand. r. Like tho falling leaves our life Is brief,
 And frail as the moons pale ray ! Dreaming and seeking for newer joys,I ii Ere we grasp them-4pass away! a.I
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-22

ReE- The Washington: correspond of the Worcester Spy, RadiediJ d1tl< the following incident: Z
 "On Sunday, evening itiwas t11v tune to sec the Hon. Thad. .EfoS leaving for home. His face; will deep furrows, pallid rhcoks,ss ff| bl1lnaht lcyesy with beetTih& bfo1v7
 massive forehead above, brought Q to memory strange sutteranG0, pf veteran stateman which | ,cllancefI hear accidentaliy. 1t was A fcsv6ii
 of strah Ge patlios and spIi'cw, f1i0l tho voice touched with asI ti1iii11l triumph which seemed to come r his soul. It was carly iii the, day. e{ ding near lis desk | litard n Gei}tjfsfI inquire. "Wcll, Mir HtcvciiS lioNfE you this smorningf" @ai9 MI a Throwing weaker and weaker 1f day, thank God,v ,.Sfg.
 A pretty picture pallid 'cieEks; < liant eyes, bcctliiIg browsiiiassiSu l6 head. pathos, sorrow, fir)nhlouB
 umph. Ah--goodss TllasislrAtsI ka1 parampnr,of tho iniilattp Wcnch pf.1S caster! excellent Stevens! The
 thing we have heard is that VbSi' growing weaker and weaker M day, thank God Tho effects uf5{Fl youthful piety,@ Il4addy--MoxA N ton could give you some yaIiiablr n on that subjcct-bnt Thaildy. old T go on with your wcakcnillg&it is Fl symptom. and plcascs tss much. s Crosse DcnOcrat.g ft; nai5i l ? FIT I'll
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-22
NUMBER M sRI||.E]|7- lR;7 Rs,IS;| <
D ,II 71ffI L.5 TIj. 7E9T EI 97l!.rg! ;i:z3S*
 < HE GOT, HIM ON THE M0l

] clock Ihcrc spiggcr, T1are ,ypuss l ing to2" was. the upceremo mics sQI | ton of a sablc-colorcd ScntIen6an t
 cxcruciatin9fyr2 weha adrc6std a6i I whose eeomplcx xioniwAs1Jot tnisnT 9h
 removed tyem5 that Qf, shBtQRcnDin the latter perspn I n4df 1ts q gEacetqI
 I whcfc Ne had abeth c1fii bftihg Hl1 foracouplcS f kDots to threHF ? zlf1(
 ':hucks''iand s.nuss gals, oil .l5lot1 .1s"sWho5o-o you call niggcr, sah " I tho, indigiiant response, with a II16f
 rolf ofdf pair of cycs with d igt4Ht a Eof white and very littfc'o if hny se(| color in fhein:g oyGa sy r szk| sfWhY, \ call you niggcrs was tlllsg: |, footed rciteTatiQn of thc "sahlc col | as lie fcco gnizcd fin the "sstbve LfjipG
 gentleman who. two years ago, dx8f ed his genius about town iDsthe XII washing and bo9t-blackipg ling,
 and had cultivated q m 0yf4tAG1lc I foreigfaairAi aLUNt lB6stbsi1EfOFNf
 sali, datrgdtt is ilabrinl undNrsn n a1 Edelucinatiop- \ ain't ,np AjgGcrs' .. J' I4 f".Ycs, you is T snigger, muffin elj but if you aint q niggcf,' dtii wi1 y6tt ?" 1rIJ .orAzG1ssE iettipssr
 ,peIsq mQuadderrJ Jbny ssahlsq fo tJ| If "How you get to bc . Qpad{ {5orrooi
 "Why, my mother wa lie 5
 man and my fadder was a GpalE yfd, E dat howl got to be a Qnad dderr0Ui1I l sWhar you git your 'plcxicA F "GDti'cth fin the Souf, sah= Iect
 de climate evety ptissuh ihs the H got um, sah. !" a'5| s'|
 aWhar you gid Vlca woolz-sdy W1
 yon git dat wool P T git dat by sad accidum ojt ;
 mudder's side, sah.v *
 "Now, how you git dat wool ydur nitddrris side, if your inti(|| was q white womar.- say, HUw xoJI| dat wool ?v ,f;tSos \ |4|
 was born" ( ea's '''' sss' '''3 $ ''
 "How shc git frightened, eh ?'5 ''i"Why, she gitchasod by blapir II she did,i. 5, .fs.s s,l,;
 Look here, nigger, Tdoesii't wai11 be personal; but from dG pearatIc2 your mlddcf's son, dar ai1ist iio d3l
 but dat de timc your IauddUt wan rli@| Itby de black flan--shc was OVERLOOK l
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-22


 li gGss -Gratitudeis, the fairest blQas9 which springs from the soul mi ' heart of man khowcth iiiso)nc lnore' grant While its oppohcnt, ing tfft( is deadly weed; snotonly lpoisuf(&I lin itself, but iinpleghating the Sei atmosphere Ha'sii in which t grow wi iith, z vapors. &G
 ..geRs Daughter" said a fond mof whom the oil speculation had nj aristocratic, shas Mir. Brown bFof1t5< < vet ?''Eis.Ycs, ma, exctaimud inc tlSi1fs ytcr; .shc proposed tbatFwa 9p xl0Wn ' ], evening srri and set soifnc 'in raw oysters, sssfs.1 never go to ei,nrch,''' sai{ country tradcsman to his parish cler man ssI always spend Sunday in F. fling accounts" The miiiiistcf finifi0 pately replied :ass You Willifind t3ie F 7 |pfjudgment spent in the same rnannt1
 gsgeA money lhlntcr being abouft marry;a fortune, a friend asked hi) how long the honcymoona would la5 "Don't tell mo of the. honeymo,on. replied, ..it is tiic harvest moon Vf2 mc."xe ityaa5 nQisNyuAI SiI k seyThc boy that was fold thaf best cure for palpitation of Ithc he87 was to quit kissing the girls, ErcplfS Ii that is the only remedy, I say,lets F palpitatc. \ 7s..' ! s'ss
 My pltion is,s 7 said a philosopl ical old lady of much experience F. observation. athat any man as dies uyse washins day docs trout of pure spite;
 A gentleman looking on afS r cont extensive firc in Lond on iexbfo5sS himselfiin three Aamcs of Britieh aSI thors-eD Dickens Hewitt Bprns,', $, TO BegeiWhyis the assessor of tanes Fl best man in the world? Becanse k never undcrrates any body *s.s ,ss <
 nezeIn a game .eS uariis, good .dea' f1a,ea,,5ls nl,,T good playing, and Qoo2 niavin9 ,dan a good deal < s7 I6sSERY.-Docs a man feel girlfs whcn he makes . madden specclS 2,
 kss@ An old bachelor says tho v woman is usually about men; . their laugh is he, he, he 1
 nTWhy has clock hash1p3 ap pearance 2Becapse. it keeps it's hand before its face. .gs.ss ss,
 gTWhy is the hour between ton an twelve at long oddss BeeauSa ' to one. sSS<rss1
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-22
VOLUME 1.
The Des-Arc Citizen.

Que square (10 lines of this size type) for one insertion, Sl; each additional insertion, 75 cents.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-22

ILLINOIS ELoQ QyENc E.--Thc following is given as vorbatum report tho Hi nois legislature :al i,iis9ig iYgse
 "Mr. Spoaker, I think sheep is para mount to dogs, and our laws hadn't oughtcr be SO that dogs can commit ravages on sheep. Mr. Speaker, Ercp- resent sheep on this floor. Laughter and cries of. s.that's so''l Why, where I live, sheep ismore accountithan dogs, and although you tell me that dogs is useful, stillI say on the other hand sheep is uscfullcr; and show meltlic man that represents dogs on this floor. and that thinks dog is moro account than sheep. and l will show you d man tantamount 10 nouthing.-Mr. Speaker, am through. 'd s,a..s a.si9, .,...,
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-22
Civilization Weake1s as well as

Society never advances. it rcecdcs on
 one side as it gains on the other. 1t undcrgoes continual changes. it is bar
 barous, it is Christianized, it is rich, it is scientific, but this change is not amclioration .4 For everything that is given, something is taken. \ Society acs quires new arts, and loses old instincts.
 What a contrast between the wcll-clad,
 reading, writing, thinking American,
 with watch, a pencil and bill of cx- change in his pocket, and the naked New Zealandcr, whose. property is a club, spear, a mat, and HI undivided twentieth of q shed to sleep under!
 But compare the bcllth of the two;mcn, and you shall sec that. the, white man has lost his aboriginal strength. If the traveller tells us truly, strike the savage with broad axe, and in q day or two the flesh shall unite, and hcalas if, you struck the blow into softpitch, and the same blow shall send the white man to his gravc.4af esessts8 ss@ass sl, a5 8
 The civilized man has built coach, but, has lost the use of his, feet. IIc is rnpported on clutches, but lacks as much support of muscle. He has a fine Waltham watch, but he, fails of the skill to tell the hour by the sun. w A Green wich nautical alinahac he has. but being as sure of the Information when he wants it, the man in the street does not know star in the sky. Tho .solsticc he does not observe; tho equinox he knows as, little, and the whole bright calendar of the yearois without dial in his mind. His note books Impair memory; his libraries overload his wit :; the insurance office increases the num- i,bcr. of accidents ;and it may be . ques-. ton whether machinery docs mot cucumber: whether we have, not lost
 by refinement some, energy. hya Chris tianity cntrenfhed ill forms and cstab
 lishncnts some yigor of wild virtue.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-22

IsEs>.I live in my charmer's eyes, said a flop to Coleman.
 'Idon't wonder at it, replied 6eorge for I observed she had ..sty in them when saw her last. s.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-22

A HUNDRED YEARS AGo.--One hum dred years ago there was not a single white man in Ohio. Kentucky, Indiana or Illinois territpries.a Then what is now tho most fiourishiug part of Amer icaewas as little, known as the moun- tains of the mQop.n It was not until l760 that the hunter of Kentucky, the gallant and adventurous Boone, left North Carolina to become the first set tier of Kentucky. The first piocncr of ! Ohio did not settle till 20 years after- ward. 4dg so 5asB aas40 mug sa5 A hundred years ago Canada belong ed to, France and the whole population of the United States did not exceed a million and half. EnG pf D A hundred years ago tho great Frcd- lerick of, Prussia was performing those exploits which have made him immor- tal in military annals, and with his, lit tie monarchy was sustaining. q single handed contest with lRussia;., Austria and France, the three great powers of Europe combinded.
 l, A hundred years ago the United Sta- tes were the most loyal people of the British empire and on the political, hor- izon no speck indicated the struggle which, within a score of years thereafter established, the great republic of the world. hayaiits 4a.si na4a i. A hundred years ago there were., four newspapers in America va, ,. sN ' combined circulation not exceeding two thousand. Steam engines and cylinder presses had not been imagined and railroads and telegraphs had not entered the remotest conception of man.
 .t O -
 ISi1s5>.I live inmy charmers eyes, said a flop to Coleman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30

The U. $. Mail steamship Fung shuey, John
Cough, commander, from New York the 2otl
inst. at y. NJ, via Sandy Hook at 11:35 +. NJ.
arrived at her wharf yesterday morning, with
merchandise and passengers, to Geo. A. Fosdick.
She was obliged to discharge the Sandy Hook
pilot IN one Of her own lifeboats, it being
extremely cold and blowing very hard at the
time. The following is her memorandum:
january 40, at q Il. NJ, 80 miles south Of HATTIE
ras; met Steamship q. II. Guyler, bound north
January Is. at 8 A. M, of Carysfort, passed the
steamship Fiag. steering south,
The Fung ShueY experienced light head winds
the entire passage. She arrived OFF the bar at 10
ps y. y, OH tfs 27th, but got aground, making the
I'm from bar to bar in six days and twenty Zone
81 HI Of passengers
~ kafb.J H. Ailien r Runde A. Miller Miss Annie
~ 9eazfg MIS- 81 W. Nichols Mias M u Nichols Miss Annie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30
AUCTION SALES.
TEN VESSELS AT Auction.

y ZEN VESSELS al sAQGTlUN.s
IAN ASSISTANT COMMANDMENTS OFsIcE, \
S''' january I'D, 1865 !
81 q IL fs aasa ;sres roa bs ne N w ~
leans - he following named Vessels tsr Rissng Tackle
lels can been sean II Nav Orleans, In, NJ
sssaspss Sp s,sss a PaSssl 70 Vns
3, Laadis, 40 y.
steamship George Peabody, iols tons
Anita, Eo
" H i q Sd II I'll, u tons
ss 81 is 8 as ss S hour sa
81 orsr " Bsssss &
III s. i. ALLEN, Brevet Lieut. Colonel A Q. NJ.
PITTsBURG COAL.
water oprsss ss 81 Il aas4sW
New Orleans, yanaary e 1866
VII b ssd at public auction at Post - Fourth District
1000 bushels Pittssurg Bituninous COAL
~ TERMS OF sAIrTen ao cent cash at tmo Of SALE
balance in i've ~ days in y Treasury notes or approved
s By order Of Breyet Col, J, g. CHANDLER,
Chief onartermaster Depot Ct New e, Orleans I.l
Brevet Leut. Col, A. O NJ
SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE OF ELEGANT
Parlor Bedroom and Household Furniture siebrght,s
Manuacture.n H.
BY C.E. GIRARDEY g. CO.,
NICHOLAS j. HoEY Auctioneer
4 sg8A Office II Exchange Place.
ERTDAY, February e, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ.
dwelling formerly occupied BY the late Dr. Rushton
prising Elegant Silk Brocaele solid Rosewood Paor
and Drawngroom Furniture complete and solid Rosewood Bed
SetsSebrghts acture almost and but little
used large Mantle Mirrors French pate Bronze Clocks
Mantle Ornaments Dinngroom Sets together with large
and great variety Of Glass and other ware Carpets Rugs
Beds, Bedding, OIL Cloth, Window Cornces, Shades etc
& gS- TERas-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30

i r ID
ACCOUNT NEW ORLEANS
By McCERREN 81 CO.,
GEO W. McCERREs, Auctioneer,
Office and salesroom Masonic Hail, ST. Charles street.
lFHUKSDAY,F Feb. 18th, and following days,
at IL o'clock the Merchants Auctioneers'
change Royal street. for City New Orleans
as authorized by Ordinance No 6i dated January TO- 1856
will be sold the following described property, towit:
ALL THAT PORTION OF BATrDRE, comprised in the
bounded by st. Louis CONT Peters and Streets
and Front streets in the bounded by Caomhoase
and Canal Front and Wells streets; in the squares
bounded by Canal and St Joseph Front and Delta Streets
the two squares bounded by Notre Dame and ST. Joseph
Delta and Water streets
All Of the above described property be sold per plan
be exhibited at time of sale
cash in matured obligations of the City
of New Orleans United States Treasury Notes. balance
in equal nstaments divided coupons If required one
two, three and four Years. credit with special mortgage
property sod said to bear interest the
cent annn from date to maturity and then paid
eight cent thereaf until final payment with the pv
their notes in cash.
Acts of sale before Hero, City Notary and all expenses
including the revenue stamps to be paid by the purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30

=, Alss Rafaett osntts became tho eiress
,' wo had heef Miss Mellon, the
s'sr Asas computed at tirteel, tons
Qi s beeH eyer I'LL as ,i ths
Indy $3.50 rich that sie saI,l:at s,,sd
ls income o. away; although, seyeri
acl:ye seefe ere he busy III reaIisia asd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30
.oF,FICIAI..
NOTICE TO LEyEE CONTRACTORS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ExRcuTIyR DnpAprarSr


New Orleans, January "a 1866 !
i q i ssss
sss As wET
= a. D,iEaucounr, Chief Engineer LIST Division
srArE OF LegIsI.s4, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !,
ha he e sssh % q Is
eoa bond as Auconeer in and for the parish Orleans
bond dated the 26h January 1855 for the sum of $1,000
security tho condition bond being for The hS eer
By The said Gabriel beaumont Of his duties as Aue
Notice hereby given all persons interested in the above
Secretary Of State within nuey the last pabeation
Of this why the said bond should cancelled
Given under my hand of the State as above and of
p.,.o ]. MADISON WELLS.
j. H. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
aH BUREAU L'ExEoUTIF, ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA
kouvelle Orleans le IL janvier 1866. !
A TTENDU que Gabriel beaumont, encan.
en dams Ct pour "a sest adresse
De Slc QUO signe par Gabriel beaumont che principal OF
&c cautiOnnement etc ourni dit Leau
Avis est en- consequence donne oues les personues
Ia seass d. pue
ton de cete proeamaon pour esquelles 10 dit
cantonnement ne serait point cancee ct annne.
oreans ee janye D., ct la 9oieme de Independence
tsigne): JIM. WELLS,
j. Il. HARDY, secretare dEtat.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ExEcur1yE DEPARrNESr,l
HEREAs, pArRSK GLENN HEsRY peg n W. H.s
w applied to me for the eaneeng of his Official Bond
Auc9neer in and for the Parish Of Orleans to wit:
February Of
signed by Patrick Henry Flynn principal and O. Boye H.
Hoffman and j. R Latham Securities the former the
said bond being conditioned for the faithful performance BY
the said p T. Flynn his Auctioneer aforesaid
sy & h o n s e d hw
within ninety days after the publication this advertise
ment, why the said bond should not be Cancelled and
Given my and seal of the State as above this
day OF December 1865 and of the Independence of the
By the Governor:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary of State.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT. De L'ExKcUr1E,
Nouveile-Orleans lie Is decenbre 1865
IIENDU que Patrick Henry Flynn s'est
adresse moi Ia cancellation de obligation off.
cele CONNIE encanteur dams la paroise dOreans
UNE obligation datee evrsr 1868 pour la somme de
signee Patrick Henry Flynn, proprieaire
ct C. Boye, II Hoffman Latham CONNIE securities ie
premier pour "a somme de ct les autre pour
sorme de $500 chaqne Lase obligation ean conitonnee
CONNIE encantenr susdt.
AVIS est donnie qn peu nte
resser cause ecrt az bureau u F.
tat dams espace de quatre jours date de la pre-
sene de Get avis les rasons esquees adt
obligation ne serait pas cancellee ct annuuee
Donne main l'Etat ce-iourdhu
lie Is decembre d. 1865 ct la quatre an
nee de Undergraduate des Etats-Unis.
j. MADISON WELLS
j. H. HARDY, secrctaire dEat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30

~ ALuABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH
District eligible sites for building lots desirable neigh
borhnod convenient to the markets and the lines
BIZ j. H. WALTON IL DESLONDE,
fs4E j. j. B. WALTON, Auetioneer.
Ofice-47 Carendelet street, Union
SATURDAY., February 8, 1866, at lie
o'clock NJ aethe Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange
will be sold
ssh. SIX VALUABLE VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, ON
Chestnut snd Josephine Streets Fourth District the
bounded by Josephine, Coliseum, Chestnut
streets, and designated by the Nos inclusive Lot
measures " feet inches and front Josephine
ey and front on street of l9 inches and
Nos and adoin each Liner and lot No l.
each 81 feet front Josephine by depth l9 feet
inches and lines between parallel lines.
Lots Nos and each other
front Chestnut street by depth aud
lines between parallel lines, all American measure
EeTERMs-one half cash in U. Treasury notes: balance
at and Is months in the of the
order bearing cent and per eventual
erest and mortgage the property until final payment
Acts of sale before A Mazurea Notary Public
of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30
GROCERIES

HROCERIES q ROCERIES
CoFFEE-l00 SKIS prime Rio and Old Java.
SUGAR-50 bbis. Crushed and Powdered.
20 hhds New Louisiana.
M0LASSES-50 bills and half bbls. Choice.
FIGURED bbls. Extra, superfne and Fine.
P0RK-l50 bbls. Mess and Prime Mess
LARD-l00 kegs and bbls. Leaf
GREEN MEAT-5900 lbs. Pork Sides.
BACoN-Shonlders, Clear Sides and Hams
WHISKY-0d Bourbon and Dexters Bectifed
SCHNAPPs-200 cases Wolfe's Gust landed)
-BRANDIES-CoRDIALS.
BlTTERS-Red Jacket, Plantation and Hosetters
CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH,
TEAS, RICE, TOBACCO,
Fey PECANS, ALMONDS, FRUITS
GOLDFISH, MACKEREL, HERRINGS
In store and for sale by
BIDWELL, PAYNE Il CO.,
B. " Tchouptoulas street,
Between Poydras and Lafayette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30
DON'T CLEAR FOR SALE


This, This magnificent estate known as the POINT CLEAR
HOTEL in of the impaired health proprfe-
tor Mr. r. H. Chamberlain, who, for that able
give It's management the attention which the
terest of the publc demand, is offered for sale
Now this exhieretng and charming resort
L. too widely and avorahy known the elegant the
fashionable world to require particular those
eXcelencies which locality that we'll
reputation wl1ichit has enviably attained.
1t is the most unquesttonabe fav0e Mississippi Alabama
Louisiana and other neighbring States and the
the name Of Point Clear will capitalists the
its lame It is situated on the most beautiful and prominent
landmark OF Mobile Bay while the purity Of its and
ne serenity OF its view the sweep the coast and the wide
the walk ride and SAIL and the delicious gratues
ous to render this superior the
South Many and thousands persons the
virtues of its sanitive claims
Its capacity for beseHing comfort delight which
the charms position and climate afford by
while there is property Of the kind that
lucrative proprietor Of liberal professional
taste The buildings large commodous admirably
arranged the cottages spacious and substantially
and the approaches from the bay
new, staunch and elegant steamer called the sAnnie
communicates daily with the city and travelling lines
there is nothing wanting to render Point Clear the vnu
able property offered for sale 1t superuous invite
9e attention OF capitalists to this splendid estate
regard All information which may be required had on
application to MESLIER & Co,
Real Estate Broke
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30

1 Rqpr pst5 laasters should learn wisdom from the
hosanito always settles bis bill the moment