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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-05-31

aea- Gen. Dick Coulter has res,
the role he was expected to play to 3,
johnson and Cowan and defeat Gaz.
He has given the little firm of c,-
tlonists notice, to use Dicks own IA,
emphatic than classical language, tA,,
sis not to be taken for a ID fool"
lie declines to run for Governor O.
support Ciymer. Who will next be +
by the little eoterie of political tran,
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BLCHANAN's EX-SECRETARY OF THE
INTERIOR IN PARIs.-Jacob Thompson,
Secretary of the Interior under the Usage
Of Wheatland," is just now in Paris, and
very desirous of returning to this country
and renewing his allegiance with the Fed
eral Government. He denies any longer
the existence of the right of secession and
accepts TIE fact of the abolition of slavery,
an institution which he deems was posi-
tive harm to the Confederate cause, and
does not believe that any sensible person
would harbor the idea of resuscitating it..
He upholds the veto of the Civil Rights
bill, which he declares was an unconstitu-
tional act, on the ground that It will not
only infict great evils upon the negro, but
because it must necessarily give the black
certain degree of superiority over the
white man He says that all legislation
for the negro ought to be local-by State
legislatures, for the reason that men who
have never lived in the South and know
nothing of the actual relations between
master and servant there, cannot legislate
properly, &c. Fhe old story.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-05-31

a@- Gen. Orris S. Ferry has been
elected u. S. Senator from Connecticut
for six years from the Sd of March next,
when the term of the Hon. Lafayette S.
Foster will expire He is an able, ear
nest and elcqucnt champion of advanced
Republican principles, and will fill the
seat with eminent ability and fidelity.
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scented for the action of the Court of Can
county, before the Judges thereof, on No-
4th June, 1865. To wit:
TGUern.
Philip Faddel * Co., Allegheny tp. ;
Baker, Carroll tp. Adam Kurt. Can
Dor. PANEL M'Donald, Cambria boz.
ward Howe, Cambria Dor. Michael Ba,1
Clearfeld Up. Peter MaIzie. Couemangh
lst W. Francis Seitz, Conemaugh b..-
W. John Sivert, Conemauch bor.. 81
John Fisher, Conemaugh bor, % II 4
Downey, Jehnstown, ID W. John Bsl
JChnstown. ID W. John Kraft, John;
3d W. Remiguis Durach, Johnstowa I
John b. Myers, Loretto Dor. PhiIp Hs!z
Loretto Dor. Joseph Gels. Richlaua :
George Conrad, Richland tp. Peter I'd
Rlchland tp.; Victor Voeghtlv. Sumn1
tip. Henry Hughes, Summitville Dor.
hart Kest, Taylor tp. William Callen, w
ington tip. Isaac Crawford, Ebensburg
W. W. Michael J. Smith, Alleghen!
Joseph Cole, Carrolltown boro. Fran.a
Grosberger, Carrolltown Dor. LawrencsS
Carrolltown Dor. Lawrence Scroth. CE-
town Dor. Joseph Cole, Carrolltown ID
Jacob Chaser, Chest tp.; Joseph Shoes
Conemaugh bor., ID w; George 4
Eoensburg, W. W. John Is. Williams ID
town, I'd w. J. B. MCreight, JohnstoFl
W. Richard Jelly, Johnstown, p "
d. Nicholson, Johnstown, ID ". Vim. PaII
Johnstown, Sd W; David Metzgar, Johustc
4th W; Dominick MHugh, Millvine boz. IL
Gei James, Millville Dor. Lawrence Full
Taylor tp.; George w. MuIlin, Washil'
tp; Veronica Reilly, Washington tp.; 4
wilkins, Washington tp.; J. A. Moore, 4
burg, E. w; S. F. George, Chest Spril.I
j. Platt, Susquehanna tip. John A. 4
Ebensburg, W. W; George n. HO1
Johns town, 4th W. Mary Ann MK1
Chest Springs Dor. Owen Sweeny, w4l
ton tp.
Quart License
Henry Schnabel, JohnEtown bor., I'll
Cyrus Hart, Johnstown bor., 4th "; Il
Goughnour, Johnstown, Sd W
GEO. c. K. ZAHM, CLERK G i
May 10, lS66-3t
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IN TIE COURT OF COMMONPLL
OF CAMBRIA COTNTY.

In the matter of the petition OF SoAA :
liams ct al. for the Corporation OF 'ns :
Congreg ational Church of EbensoaEs-
64 June Term, 1866. :,
And noro, April 4, 1896, petition Te-- +. :.
directed to be filed, and notice OF Sai1 !.
cation to be advertised in The 4Hsg"ol-,-, :,
three successive weeks. By the -
LIS Extract from the Record: II I.2r 2,
7th May, 1866. GEO. c. X. ZAhN' =
May 10, 1866-3t
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DUBLIC SALE

Il VIII be exposed TO public sale. a.
residence of the subscriber. in the
Ward, Ebensburg, on TUESDAY, the 5is
of JUNE, 1866, the following proper,7.
4 head Horses, l Wagon, I Sled. I
Sled, Horse Rakes, sets Harness. IN
and other articles too numerous 10 nls,
Sale TO commence at ! O'Clock. .. z.
said day, when terms viii be made EH0
Z Z. IVAN
Ebensburg, May 81, 1866.
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NOTICE
DISSOLUTION.-

lISSULUIIUN.- ~. tbd
~ Notice is hereby given tha' n n
nership heretofore existing between, ~,
SNYDER and Silas Byrne, in the LuIssi i;::5
mess, on the Susquehanna River IS as
The business will hereafter be caii-'
the subscribers. ,RSl
SNYDER, GILLINGHAM 8 O1s
Susquehanna tp., May "a, lSoo-o-~
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ID EES j. LLOYD, IS
Dealer in DRUGS, MEDICINES No
Office on Main Street, oPpooa 10
Hotel, Ebensburg, Pa
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z ICENSE NOTICE.

IL The following named persons have
their petitions for licenses, which win be
sented for the action of the Court of Can
county, before the Judges thereof, on Nc.
4th June, 1865. To wit:
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nfa- A fnan2i panic is agitating Eng
land at present.
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- COigate's Honey solsp7IbiH celebrated
Toilet Soap snoh universal demand, is made from the
e,ocest materials mild and emolen in its nature fra
scented and extremely beneficial Hits action upon the
,Fn For ssloby MI DRUGGISTS and faeg .oods dealers
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NUTURE AUCTION sALEs.
LARgs AND IMfoRTAHT SALE OF NEW AHp Ser.
vfesabe Ouarter raaHterz st9Tes

Vicsabls gnartefI9a9tef'S 5bOTeBs
MSN5DA.y JaIy e, 1885, and s., sop A.. led,
Press Of "r0n Levss and Robin street the following
articles Of and ssrvicssbs ouarterssrs Stores will
lag Azss sG8 PIcszes 4254 III gss aad Euts $3.50
900 lbs Hawser 65 lbs Glue, $50 Pick Handles $3.50 bs
Aze Hevss q 0bs shset IRON 10 s8 o. IroR asa9ried
fowzsrz casts veterinarg Insttumeqts 70 gl6 l95'
saw NIL Ia he los shsshinsZ 81 gaions Coal on 81
Gar lob p9te q 5ipTtet a5 b aaf an g3 @
Linteed OIL 1893 aoas Lard Oil 81 gallons Rosin OIL, 6ls
m eha f @ a' sgd ss9 ~ R a rant 3
lbs TarIed Rope 1896 Harness things 1857 lbs Ryets -
a. ssW as'sd e 3D. sqaafi asi s ed q ssyttss 80
s"5ted sheyes assorted 100 Spades IS SOB Us steal
5is3 lbs szsg S!uf go lbs Copper Sheathng 23 gallons
a bbls Tar lei Sheet In 75 lbs BacE n 81 yass Is
army wagons }15S !bs Horse and Eas Shoes 52o9 lbs
55 Am5 WHIPS 2sibs. spun Yarn 1861 lbs Zinc a5 lbs
Stores too 70 enumerate consisting IN part
Hardware, ship and Mari Stores, Building Material parts
Of Machinery, BlacEsmishs, Carpenters and Wheswrghts
AG sais S 70 commence at IN 4 " eact, day.
H9J~TKRHs-Cssh in q. s. Treasury Sotsa
The OF merchants traders Others Ia partcu.
Tie stTes are new and PRESENT ssliao Investment
complete list Of the articles TO be sold be the
BY order tdCi of Col c. G. stwFELLF Chief Q. NJ.
p ). STRAEG, Brsses Lieut. Col. and A. Q. n
PosTPoNEREST or SALE OF ST. JOSEPH STREET
Railroad
nsran ns e ii. 5sd is sss I'M tux Gdad dt TIT
tended from befOut DIST Joseph street to Ponesran
distsnce Of ten mites a win fa s9ld d.
2,299 Fish Bar IRON Plates
40 Fish Bar Iron Bolts.
Switch Stands
l,6i6 Chains Cast aud Wrought Hon
5,28o pounds Railroad Spikes, more Isss
=, / NJ Q: oaS lumber tSlo0J feet. ..-a t.-#
Wood Tanners
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0FFrcE-Ho. II Exchange Place.
6 AEURW&Y, june Both ut IL o'clock M,
~ will be sold public auction at the Merchants and AUG
tonesrs Exchange
THAT SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, No. al Pry.
na street, between Jackson and Philip Streets comprising
three spacious lots Of ground in THE Square bounded by Py
lus, Jackson ST. Charles and Philip streets, measuring IS
feet 10 inches lines front PryanH street. by l20 feet in
dsuth between parallel lines Together with the improvements,
comprising Rost0ry brick family residence being the
City having the floor hall feet wide paror lSx
a. grand drawngroOm 1924 with OctaEon projections In
If the drawngnm is library l0E and be thrown
into ROOM solid mahogany doors richly and elegantly
finished dningOom lSx marble NANTES, front galleries
marble, cotnthian columns and marble steps
On the floor fine large aud able bed rooms
apeHddly furnished Admiralty ventilated; two BATH
four pFiges serv4nta WITH kite bel
eehar With rrIegehou3e ttabng aud additional servants
The lot Is finely ornamonlGd with pGuS and
exntics of great variety t'
The negborhnod of ths elegant in the FuaTth
District The properly is in all respeesrt class. will all the
nde eonYnlehcas requisite and on the lire Of three city
railroads r-
quarter GOSH balance 1T olo two and thrse
years. o secursNb by special u0rtga- on Tie po
perty, bearing eight per cent current and eventual interest,"
the purchaser haYpg Aa privilege pa ing the ehdrn
price of udicat ID Ensh If he prefers The Improve.
mrnis to be Pt Fully Injured to the The efe
porE0n ths polio be transferred the vsndHr Tie
clause Of five cent att0n US lea added to tbs mort
to attorneys fH in any sau notes given
IA pa asmept houtd hNYeto he tued upong
Act sale together with o. s. internal stamps
taced tue expense of the purchaser before Ad0bhe Bou
dousqua, notary public. 49, s-
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FOR SALE.

HOE 5AEE-A DOUBLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
nearly new with csern and other necessary ou5udlngs
Price $l50-part time, Apply
MILLER Il GARD 10 ST. Charles street.
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The subscriber respectfully informs the pubic that this
popular place summer Resort is NOW OPEN for the re-
ception of Guests.
The accommodations which he is prepared offer the
public surpassed by those any Watering Place Hotel
in the country, and his TABLE Is SUPPLIED WITH
EVERY DELlCACF of the place and season
In theiumedate vicinity of the Ocean Springs Hotel there
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LOsT--sTOEF!y--FOUN

STRAE RDRSE--CAsIE TO MY STABLES ON
- MelpOmene street Magazine Thursday evening
june 81 cream c0ored Pony, branded left hip aud
shcude Which the have proving property
paying for this advertisement TH0S. NCNElLL
OST Or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 1858,
~ for seventy shares Jackson Railroad Stock September %
1858, in favor of R. S. Wer.
Also certificate No 1875 for fifty shares of same January
9, lsBl, in favor OF j. j. Warren.
Notice hereby given that application will be made for
certificates
New Orleans, La Jure IL
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KEHTUOKY STATE L.aaassg
CLASS D,
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Which celebrated for medicinal properties. Invads will
heroorefnd this place of peculiar advantages they
have Sea or Mineral BATHS well the best fishing
facilities on the Coast
TERMsWIbe very modern for tanes engaging rooms
for the season. r. G. SuAEBO DOUGH
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scHgME:

only 10000 Nambers-e..
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By 4. Il. GERARDEY 81 co.,


Office, II Exchange Place
SATURDAY, june 80, 1896, at 12 O'Clock
~ at the Merchants and AuctOpeers Exchange will be
s0o Io Of GE3 bPf s eaon District
of this city in the square bounded by Boarbon Dapns Cus
inches and lines front bOurhou rect by III feet
10 inches and lines in depth; together with the
br dwelling having exclusive Of the Kitchen twenty
room in good order and thorough repair stsbing for four
elegant and 4ect4r gh6orhood in bust
it is desirable for alton. The property with
which renders susceptible Of yeng large and Handsome
5000 offered for it the ensuing year Posses
syn y LoT sdns the Unitarian
CHURCH in tho sqpare By st Charles Camp julia and
st Mary streets measuring rs feet front st Charles
25 feet front on St Mar street. by depta and front Julia
street of $50 feet.
DELAcHA1sE PROPERTY.
3. 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND in faubourg Del
aehase comprising t~enye lots of ground bounded by
PrytanR Coliseum Fopcher aud Aine strees See plan for
4rAN0THER SQUARE OF GRoUND, Comprising twenty.
eist lots bounded by ytana Goliseam, FOncher and Al
B. sNoIHER SQUARE OF GROUND, comprising twenty
lots OF ground bounded by Chestnut Camp Ane and foucher
g. ANOTHER SQUARE or GROUND, comprising six.
teen lots of ground bounded by Coliseum Fouce Chestnut
and Ant0nne streets.
Lou lana avenue and the Jefferson City rail
completed will in front of them render them very
rabe for occupation and improvement They will be sold in
lots to suit chasGr Sec plans Mt sale for Dimensions
B IERMsFor the first and secondly descrihe1 ouehird
cash. the balance at one and two years credit for notes
secured by special mortgage the property bearing
cent current and cent eventual interest The improve
e TO De Kept insured and policy transferred to the vendor
For thu balance of the properly fourth cash. and the
remainder and three years credit for secured
cent eventual interest The clause of per cent ator
negs fees to be adedto the mortgage officiating the
to in event any OF the notes given in payment Of said
erty should have to be sued upon.
Acts of sale and United States internal stamps
attached at the expense of the purchasers before P G. Cuv
er, notary public
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Ne liabiNas7 NJ accidents OF esaNpsS
NsR oTeaaR Nay u, lsaA
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i,srne va affected Try suoaadosglSds other RuckR
.,o5 bv all ap,she,arias Price 81 Barnes Co, Rev
2rk and Barnes Ward Go, New Orleans, Southern agents
rIorh Rogers Wholesale Druggists Boston, MASH gems
agents.
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COURTNEY HOUSE
ennrrv11LE. wAsu1reror COUNTY. MISS.

This comm0dous house open for the
mediation Of guests and the especial accommodation OF h
Semi seekIy EXPIRES Deer Creek and facilities aforde
to visit all portions of the country.
OchAN SPRINGS HoTEL-
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ApPRoX1MATToN PIE


approximation prizes Of 5000 each fos
naming units Of the same ten OF o
drawing the Sl00, 90 prize are.
approximation prizes Of SAP each for
naming units Of the sans ten Of
drawing the $1,000 prize ars.-.-.-
approximation pri5es Of 800 each fea
manning units Of the same ten OF
drsving the 81, coo prize of...-..-
approximation prizes Of $500 each for
naming units of the SANS ten Of
drawing the Slb,0G0 pfze ers.....
approximation prizes OF $3.50 each 6Dr1
manning units Of the game ten Of s.
drawing the 50 0o8 prize are. .....
3 approximation prizes of 500 each for
naming units Of the same ssu Of
drawing the $3.50 prize Ere.........
30 approximation prizes Of 500 each fsr
naming units Of the same ten Of .
drawing the $1,000 prizes are-......s
685 prizes amounting to,....,......,......
Whole tickets. s2i; Halves, $40; Or
So; siEteenths, 81 90
Tickets sold and prizes caahed by
CHAS, T. HOWARD. l.,
... .aF Nc. 40 G.
Lock Box 6le PoHt g.
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Steamers 5eaDin9 GJIis 5]ap.
n7GRr1sED In TIE NJ .. CRESCENT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

---Aotlee.-A an Adjourned ATee11ng of sub.
;Hhors TO tho Capital Of NEW JJINT-SToCE IN.
TRANCE COMPANY will he held at the Chamber Of
ommerco 50 Camp street. on WEDNESDAY, june 9th at
" p full attendance is requested as important busi-
le8s will be brought before the meeting
}. S. COPIES, President,
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-Dndley lodge, No. 60, +. ana "A. M
special meeting Of this Lodge will held their Lodge
loom, Grand Lodge Hail. on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
2th inst at O'clock for the purpose Of comforting the
rd Degree The members requested to be punctua OF
houF Members of 8sFer Lodges ftatornny invited
2stenj, By order.
4. D. yANHORN, W. NJ.
q A. FTgTP gecretnrv
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N oaIEh ,ys. HIS CRED. sI4r4 .DrgTH1.r
HAIRY T, HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans,
PETER Maxwell & Co FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF
VS.. LOuIstANA on NEW ORLEANS.
company. No. I7Sl9.

vs. LoUIsrASA OH new oRGEAEs.
COMPANY No. 1888
pR VTRTU af.l wait of efzure and sale d.
Directed by the Honorable the Fourth Estrct Court Of New
Orleans in the above entitled to ChRs Benvenue ate
sheriff. ana by said late sheriff transferred will proceed
sell public auction at the Merchants and Auponeer
IL he Second Brct Ills eg Cd III TIE be
18th day OF June 1866 at u O'Clock following described
< 6E&TAfV, SQUARE. OF GROUND, together with the
longing Stuto in the First district Of tbs City bounded by
the New Shell Road and Euphrosine Martin and Claiborne
number eleven, both incusoe certain plan drawn
by Ge9e Dunbar late surveyor dated the 9th day of
Ae0ay Int nc notary pubs in this and measuring as fol-
streets and measuring twenty nine feet inches
lines front on Martin streetby depth front EnphrOsne
seven lines between parallel lines No orms the cotner
hs MY SI e S ad Martin 5 street and tr
tary feet eight iuces and two lines width in the by
depth and front Martin OF one hundred sixteen
feet eight inches and two lines the line dividing it from
No B. OF one han red and twenty inches and
fe? ten inches end Eve lines front the Nav Shell Road
foliowirg DEPTHS VIZ: On the line oivdinr lots Hos
and one hundred and twenty feet two inches and four
twenty three feet eight Inches seven lines on the line d.
ydng lots and One hundred and feet three
hunored and thirty feet nine inches mud four lines the side
oiot No G. on the ne divdng lots an one hundred and
four feet six inches and five ntson the line dividing
six INES lot No measures tbty feet three ebes and
seven lines FoH on said New Shell Road BY eepth and front
Claiborne street of one hundred ind fifteen feet twenty
nine feet eight inches two lines width in the rear ke line
Of lot No TO- and hundred and eleven feet inches
line depth the Lone If lot No s; lots
aud II measure each twentynin toe nine inches
lines front Claiborne street by one hundred aud twenty two
eight inches rnd lines between parallel lines
No II forming the of Claiborne and phrosine
all American measure.
The said properly acquitted by said Company bug
No from Gabriel " Oones by passed il the office Of
James Graham notary public In this city the 10
May 1859 and lot No. from Mrs Lngdaena Fahner by an
passed in the mentioned oca the 10th of June
1860. Seized in the above Butt,
R5FA TERMs-Gash on the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS.
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sEfERTFF,s SALES.


OELEANs-So 1888 HIS CREDITORS
by EEEkTUE Ofand in obedience to an order
3 Of sale rendered June 10 1865 directed by
Hon TIE SiHth District Court Of New leans the ahove
on SATURDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF JULY
1866 at O'Clock the Love- a: the foot of Montegut
street in the Third Dis riot of THE city
Ftfty.tEo thousand six hundred tWenyBx (2 S2 feat
Assorted Lumber and
,afHnpsand four hundred 2tl0) Slaves.
=" ~'Hash OH the spot
HARRyT HAYS,
'- >s.>-5d OF the PAriss OF Nrleans
j. II ORIEL We. HIS CRED.I SIArn DrcT----
itors.--No. 1929 5CourE OF SaltS' I,NA59f
pY VIRTUE Of aud tn obedience 10 an
I'D q sale rendered June Is 1866 to me Greeted
by the honorable the Sixth District Court New Orleans
in the above entitled matter, will proceed to sell at public
auction the Merchants nnd AuCtOueers Exchange Royal
street. Canal and CustohOuse Streets the Second
District Of this city SATURDAY 2Sth day of july
1866, at Il O'Clock
The Schooner c. w. CHAPLIN together with all her Tackle
Rigging etc. she lies the mississippi foot
Montegut street, in The Third District Of this city.
R3~rERms-Gash on the spot. Dr..
HAIRY T, HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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SUMMER RESORTS.
FAIRNESS HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY.

The undersigned have purchased from VIM Barnss, late
proprietor the above we'll known and popular Hotel and
for the reception Of bOarders ana transient visitors the
first instant
thoroughly renovated and in complete order for the
convenience and comfort of its guests which WILL doubt
be leassnt intelligence the patrons this de-
lghtfGl watering place.
The undersigned have had considerable experience in this
kind Of business and they promise their utmost
sustain the reputation this House has enjoyed under Its former
proprietor and to give full satisfaction to all who visit
this season r
The wharf has been rebuilt In substantial manner.
the Bathing House is in good order.
fine Billiard Saloon and Ten Pin Alley attached to
the premises Also, extensive STABLE with Horses and
Carriages, which be had at all times Horses taken
livery.
A Band of Music has been engaged for the season.
Applications for be made to the prope0rs at the
Hotel to j. FL Massey 100 Common street. New Orleans
JOHN Q. MEYER & co,
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- Mr8. WinEloW's Mystic FIFE nrt pre-
od Uniy Legitimate pur77r 3nd 'bs only safo and
.ec7e medicine for females eStant.
Do tribe with your health and cheap and dangerous
medicine which druggists have bought ana will
Aeug ignorant uFtheir properties
They are certain for ali those painful and dangerous
sorders to female constitution is subject They
uderae all excess, audremoge ull distractions they invg
Srate the debitaed and delicate and by regulating and
strengthening the system the hue Of health restored to the
checks weakness the spine limbs relieved and all the
indications Of debility removed No maiden wife
mother should se without them.
Try heu-use according to direction aud convinced that
t4ey are The Lady's Friend.
Ask for MRS WINSLoW's MYSTIC PILLS, Take mono
.7sr Prce 81 per box or three boxes for B5.
~ ssl, 5y all druggists.
J, CONCEAL,
Wholesale Agent for tie South.
IN st. Charles street. n. 0.
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FINANCIAL.

MI j. A. KEITH 50 co..
BANKERS, SELMA, ALABAMA.
Collections on this and neighboring p0intsSolssS
tances promptly made to correspondents
i nifu Rsnk. n 7. q n a. IolEaah
Fournieri North, Brush hssOni BarhsS. WsSr-s ]
4 Harris, New Orleans.
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FHE NEW Watering PLACE


and steamer 5AN IN4VOL4Ato
Harvey master will leave the head of Canal opposite
Stock Landing, Louisiana Avenue, EVERY SATURDAY and
TUESDAY, at O'CLOCK for Grand Isle Hotel Fort Ly
ngstOn and intermediate landings and returning
MONDAY and TIL RSDAT evenings; dsghtult through
lakes and bays to the sea shore.
10 this shore, mealB ineludea.-.
Hotel open and ready for the reception
with requisites aud comforts of hrstclRss hoel oer
ing the advantages Of surfbsthng fine fishing ang an
other of thu sesoas being surrounded by magni
giving ample shade and pleasant re-
trsst dQrpG the heat of the day.
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PERSON Al.

ENF0RBHATTOy wAETER.-MR EBhRISTO
Aionzo Of the town Of Snntsnder Spain wishes TO
KSHa9s o + summed % o. m ms ii NV o+ssns Pfg6
possessing the requiEed nfSnRe Will please address Dr.
DeBar5 at Mra Stocons of Royal and St Pete
streets.
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