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by JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
ith 10 snAn IA aflYI rcl,l sit1 rlns ST

Recommended by the Medical Faculty.
gCTLERS Effervcscent Magnetism Approximation
h. dyspepsia or indigestion, debility, giddi-
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yalned as gentle, cooling pursaiive.
This desirable preparation has received the patron.
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from Discerning public many respectable and uqssli-
cited testinlonie fits efficacy medicine hayebecn
elected. WihMll the pleasing qualities Of :, glass n
seda waior, it Possesses the active medicinal properties
Of the most apr we'd sailnous pnrga'ves, spleasani
TO the palaHe, and grateful T. tn stomach
IMPORTANT CAU'fk)N-'IAle increasing reputo.
ton and great deinandfor Butle IS Leryescent Marine
sian Apefien heen an Involvement for others to of
far an imitation ofis valuable med cine. Purchaser
particularly warned oil this tset that they may he
on heir guard, aud not procure an IMPURE aricle
ThepnblG arc respectfully infor edthat the subscr
bers aree6nsfaa4iy slp9Fied ss IN fe original and &c
MuiueA srepafatFpA Eur saleaShat esrle retail,
SiCf<LES N co. Asents,
NILS - 40 Canal street, N a.
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PINNOCK'S ROME. Sc.


EG1NNOCK'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DR.
Il Godsmith's Abrdgment of the History of Rome
10 winch is preiixed an Introduction to the Study
roman HISTORY, and great variety of valuable inor
nation added throughout the work. ON the Manners
lnsltutlohs md Antiquities of the Romans; with nu
merous Biographical and historical Notes. and uues
tons for examination al the end of each section H.
Illustrated Observation-Disclosures on wood, by Aherten
fNNoCks Improved Edition of DIR Goldslnh's History
OF England, from the Invasion of julius Caesar to the
death OF heorge I'd, with continuation to the yea
1852. With questions for examination at the end o
ton added throughout the work. Consisn@ of fable
OF contemporary Sovereigns and eminent persons
C"pious explanatory notes. Remarks on the soli
tics, manners and literature of the age. An outlineI
the Constitution, &C. &c. illustrated by many engrl
aufs, ELEMENTS OF ARTRoNoMY, and an Aoridgmep
OF heiths New l.eatise on the Use of Globes. Nev
American edition, with additions and Improvement
ana an eNpaton Of the astronomical part of the Nm
rcan Almanac. 'o 1A
Just received and for sale by VIM AI.KEAN
a corner of t,amn ami Co,n-a.
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TO RENT.
A NEW two story brick bouse, situated doors
"A from the Second Municipality Hall, nSt Charles
street. Ernt very low, possession given Immediately,
Enquire 1t the promises. m29, If.
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rrrsrg nv R Kan 1t{1 y M
50 do OFF, do 40 do 1921;
so do Off do I. p Port, 1916;
81 do of do l. 2 brown Sherry 1876
10 pipes Madeira. For 5aln by
HERMOGENE, BROWN 4 co.
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THEGkS ON PHILADELPHIA-For sale by
" AORJik BROTHERS,
% cary stsse<.
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HRoN, STEELS1 HEAVY GOUDS-Hat, square
Ii and bnndleiron, well assorted.
Hoop, scroll aud rod iron, nail rods and pl0uph
mOulds
Cast, German, shear blistcrRcI, spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut and wroughtnss and spikes
Zine, block tin, mil! and grind s,ones salt kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, log ard trace Chains corn mills.
AnNls, vices Hammers and bellows
Wire, sheet, pig and bar le;i shot
CUai, and cooking stoves
Ames, Rowland's and other spades and shoyc,s
Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Sharps, and ether axes
lard and Manila cortlage lines and,twine
Bolt and sheathing copper; Naval stores
Paints, lnsecd and sperm oil
\ full assortment Of hardware and ship chandlery,
always on hand, and which are oicrc, for sale al weIc
sale Or retail, the most favorable terms by
mi LAYTON * Co. IS Old Levee
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rsAIr, ARRANGEMENT

MAIL ARRANGEMENT
Northern Maif3 cIoses Every day at ios AM
Western Mail ;, Due every Sunday, Wednesday, an
0y way nc Closes every Monday, Wednesda
Coast and Saturday, by ., p. nj.
nv, Due every Tuesday Thursday, an
rue L T;a -'a'' Saturday, by 5,P n. ~ -,
EXPRESS MAIL.
TINES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. of the Express Mail, belwn~n Noodle and New
fork-leaving Mobile dail, at p. NJ. Northwar
New York daily at P. Nj Southwark.
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SsfHEELBARROWs, &c-25 Nheelbanrows, %
w dirt do. in store, or sale by
CliAMPLlN 81 COOPER, .
NILS 81 Jul asst
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4 CLAIM ana ruled Cap AM! Letter Papers, Of an qua
il es, consisting of very superior bue laid blue
and white wove, and plain and ruled rough edge record
Dap, ccnsantly ON hand and Tor sale by
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TO LET.
<ANEsma dwelling house Triton street, be-
" tween Tivoli Circle and Carohdalet street.
mss Apply to OFT,
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SN GOT HATS, in cases-25 dozen white Woo
w Hats, 1F sale JOHN II GRAHAM.
apI6
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JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English Dentist.

Louisville, J1ly 1897.
Copied from the s. ". C. Adnocdte IF the am Jane 1887
At the request of DIR. Williams, we insert the follow
lug from the Rev. Mr. Howell of Nashville, To- The
editor of the South Western Christian Advocate vLn
appe0rs, has examined tae diJ Tomas and other dor
mens eyicve OF the Doctors claims to public pairon
age In consequence of an accident, DIR. W will "a.
main in Nashville few days longer than he at first
Intermediary the LIST July.
Rev. MIR Strnglielll:-flaving been requested bv Dr
Williams the oCust, now in this city, to examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents cyiuriyn oC
his clums To public copfdonc in his professional have
IN company will valued friend done so with pleasure
Among them found letter from Mr. Pascot at pre-
sent Charge Aiiares of the King of the French MT
Washington, addressed to DIR. Williams testiCyin The
grnunencss OF the diplomas from the Kings of France
licgimy1Sc as well as those from the Medical Sorir
ties of France. He has numerous vouchers from ,,n
known to be OF high reputation in this country received
Since his arrival in the United States detailing instnn
of great success in the restoration of sght to tbn
oEnd have seen ne 'rIy all his poor patients in this
cty. knew none of them previous to tleir coming
unGer his care; but all have seen say they are mn
qaesti0nably benefited.
ROB'T d. C HOWELL,
Nashville, June 81, 1887.
r. ;. Since writing the above, of DIR. Williams
patients has called upon me- and says he had actually
and totally lost the sight of eve for seventy wears
but declares himself better that last night for the
first time in his life that he can rccollec he could dis
tinguish, with til eye, some of the prominent tars
learn that this old gentleman has lived many wears
in this rdgion, and says he has been Methodist during
forty years.
Yours, truly,
auslO r. C. II.
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r ENION SYRUP s. PICKLES-Unlerwooh le-
I \ mon Syrup and Pickles, assorted sizes; also, Gu
boxes of Lewis & Haskell's Pickles. for sale 10 close
consignment by JARVIS * ANDREWS
el2 cor Common md Fchoupitouas
~ OAP-IO0 hall boxes No soap, brand of james
- Gould, for sale by ISAAC drudge. co.
milo 1874 Naga2iae street.
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and silver pencil cases tooihpcks,ifid woczers plated
md gilt lockcts, miniature do, silver brass and steel
nimhes hooks and eyes, hair pins, imitation fruit blk
and redink shoe bIocking vions and guitars, ribbed
and plain percussion caps lu9n twhc, scented cusll-
ens, gold and silver lace and fringe latter paper game
bngs, riding Whips, walking canes, play ing cards, fine
gold, plated and Gilt jeweIIry &c.
The above together with great variety Of other dr
les offered at Wholesale Or retail accommodating
terms.
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TGAGGING AND ltOPE--2l2 pieces Tag glng, and
1D $50 coils Rope landing from Ambassador f,r sale
by LAYET e. AMELUNG,
mi9 +. -. II Commerce ST.
IbAGGTNG-500 pieces Kestncky Bagging, land in
D , from steamer Con Wayne. and for sale hv
Y0RKE, BROTHERS,
ie6 Is Camp street,
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ENLOUR-50o bbis > Flour, for sale bv
E milo DORSEY, A New I-cvee.
20 CASKS BACON sides for sale by
SpU meg q DORSEY, Al New fevee.
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COMPANY.
fsNl!E stockholders of this company hereby no.
n tilted that by resolution of the boUld of dircc
ton passed on the 10Th inst. the call made them ON
the 18th February asst for the payment of FIVE dollars
share, rescinded, and the said Stockholders are
further notified that
WHEREAS, by a resolution of this board passed on
The lJth inst call has been made the stockholders
Of the New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
Tor the following payments the the stock held resp
lively by thgm, rlz:-two dollars per share, payable ON
payable on the first day of December next; aud two
dollars Per share payable the ii st day OF March
next Now therefore be il resolved that tic secretary
OF this company shall notify the share holders therein
through the public pr ns Of the city, that in conformity
with the sixth section of the charter hcyae permit ID
To postpone any payment called in the stock of said
Company for the term of sixty days, from and after the
Gy on which II Is made payable with the express con-
d'Ion however, that if not regularly paid within the
sad Frolongnon of sixty days, from and after the day
ON which it should have been paid, that then the stock
on whc! said payments should have b.en made, is and
reaa " forfeited to the company the charter on that
pOlnt beng imperative. In conformity therefore, TO said
call all stuck of the stockholders in said company as
mink proper to put of the payments their stock to
the end OF the additional sixty days, which the charter
allows th?nn, are notified that the payment of two dol
as per share called for, and due the first OF Sep
tenher next may he postponed under the sixth section
OF said charter, until the 81 ST dey of October next that
the payment o. two dollars per share called for and
due on the first day Of December next may he post
-ponei until the 3Oth day of January next; and the pay
men of two dollars per share called for and due on the
hstday OF March next may be postponed until the 0th
day of April next,
Extracts of the minutes of the board.
June II r McNAIR, Sec'rv,
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i ADlLE x MAY, House, Sign, and Oluamanra
~ Painters, No Caroadeie street, two doors from
Cana; street.
limitations Of the following woods and marbles, ez
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Merchants, by forwarding request by mail, can
have a printed circular, with description of goods,
prices a nd terms, from which no deviation is ever
made, furnished by return of mail.
All orders will receive immediate attention.
Now York 1898 jc3
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07

reported supeIsedes. Bill read second time
n.ss MN appointed 2 Examine the public bus
Daiys that unless some change takes place. the pub
lie business can be disposed Of by Thursday next.
= Message received from his Excslency covering the
session 70 distribute the arms Of the State. Read and
reIered to committee on the militia.
Committee on the subject Of the Insane Poor, made
towns, he number nom which The COMMITTEES have
returns. the whole number Of insane and idioie poor
s 7o7, OF which 80 are in close confinement and that
90 persons. on an average, annually become insane in
providing for the appointment Of Board Of Commis.
soners who shall have power to select location and
to contract tor the erection Of building capable Of
accommodating i2O patients and % purchase suit
mend that the act reminding % the several towns the
money due the Stale, from the General Government,
tor services rendered in the last war be repealed and
same shall BE- appropriated TO the above object, and
the interest Of the balance be annually applied to the
support Of the insane papr.
Mr.. Pheps moved to continue the whole subject to
MI. Parsons Of Hartford, strongly demonstrated
against continuance. He earnestly and eoquentlv
appealed 70 the House in behalf Of this unfortunate
in debt or whether We had an OVERLOOKING ,reas
ury, he was ready TO vote the appropriation. After
some further discussion the subject was laid on he
table.
Bill making provision Tor election Of sheriff. nv N.
people, in the event the amendment to the Constitu
ton IN relation 60 the same, is adopted.
0n motion OF Mr.. Sherman, the House resumed the
O. the bill aid on the table in the NOR
ning) aboshing the Office of associate Judge Of The
county court together with resolution offered by Mr.
Seldom continuing the bill to the next session. The
question being on the passage OF the resolution, Mr.
Cleaveland addressed tho House at some length In
opposition to the resolution and in support Of the BIN
tie said there was no evil attending our county courts
which had not been noticed by The gentleman from
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07


tics. and he thought il this bill passed, the question at
future elections would be whether candidates were in
favor q Or opposed to the dongs Of this Legislature in
Mr. M'Curdy followed Mr.. Phelps in a handsome
speech in support Of the bill. He thought they were
behind rather than before public opinion on this sub
ject- Mr.. MCurdy further exemplifed the impor-
lance oileglslaslve action.
Catin, Mernlle. Hayden, Dutton and Backus, when
the bill was laid the table, and the house adjourned
to 2o'clock afternoon.
Resolution directing the State Attorneys Of the sew
eral counties to institute suits against any member of
the Assembly Of 1887 who may have taken more pay
than was authorized by law.
-, Mr. Booth moved its indefinite postponement-
cleveland opposed. The house being divided, there
appeared in the affirmative llO-negatvs $50 the
resolution was postponed.
Resolution appointing John D. Reynolds Judge Of
Probate for the District Of Wallingford. Passed.
The house took up the bill in relation 20 the Assess
ment Laws. The bin provides that oil taxable estate
real and PERSONAL shall be Get in the list per cent
After considerable debate and Intellectual attempts to
Bill reported by the COMMITTEES on the judiciary,
providing that all petitions brought for Banks Turn
pike roads shall be advertised two weeks before the
sssea Of the Leesatus to which it 10 brought. read
Bill relating o averns This bill provides that no
person shall be licensed ~ tavern keeper unless he
shall have the necessary bedding and good and su-
and on nesise. to keep such articles after BEING i,
censed. he shall forfeit his license that no censed
tavern keeper shall sell any minor apprentice eer
want Or student, any ae wine. or spurious liquors. on
pam o. iorieing ten dollars for each offence. Read
Bill relating 10 the election Of ,be
General Assembly. Read third time Billlost,
Bl providing for contested elections read third time
Bal to prevent feguen. applications for school mo-
ney. Lost,
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07


Of the two houses relative 10 the appointment Of an
Assistant School Commissioner. IItwl DO recolect-
ed that resolution appointing an Assistant School
Commissioner passed the Senate and was lost in the
Hill relating to wri.s Of replevn, read first time
Committee on the Judiciary II pursuance Of res.
oluticn nalructing them % Inquire what legislation. il
to the Constitution relating 70 the appointment Of
Sheriff. reported bill providing for the election Of
Shsrifs BY the people. Read first time.
instructng them to inquire what alteration is ncces-
sary in the law relating TO nprsonment tor debt re-
ported that the act Of last session is imperfect; re-
iii passed Bill N ssaS s and on
motion Of Mr. Donaghe, $50 copies ordered printed.
Resolution appointing Messrs. Selden, Andrews,
and Perry OF Redding, committee to inquire what
measures are necessary to repair and preserve the
State House At Nsw.Hayen and report the same
Committee on New Towns and Probate Districts,
District, reported that the same osght not to pass
Report RECONSIDERATION continued 10 next session.
Committee on Banks, on the bill to secure the pub.
kc interest il Banks reported that the ought not
Same committee, on the bill regulating Banks, re.
p0sled that the same ought not to pass Bin lost.
Committee on Judicial Expenses reported in part,
With RESOLUTION and 100 copies Of the same ordered
Committees q, he Judiciary, on the hin giving the
Superior Court concurrent Jurisdiction with the County
Court " es,,ain cases reported that the same ought
Same committee on tho bin ,oincorpora,e mo Conn.
Medical Society, reported tayorably. Bill passed
same quantities on the bill providing punishment
shxorabiy. Bill passed.
Bill making tie fees Of the clerks Of he several
County Courts equal 70 the fees Of the clerks of the
Superior Courts, Tor like services. Read first time
and referred 70 the committee on the Judiciary.
Committee on Agriculture, on the petition Of Tere.
mah Parish, for bounty on killing foxes, reported
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and depreeated their SuSresey by hut they haA
abundant and perfect wnsness to pay and AT
that needed seemed to hr Longer period To recruit their
exhausted t" derive from tie approach.ug rrnps
Nv shart authorization, ability their engagements
Thr hank nfthe United states d it, enie
for that pnrnase by making adv the onnt Of many
m,lins to the banks III al Is" ~ldm will II is
presumed, by The mont, IL January specie payments
and thus complete the rce OF throughout the
whole Union
And now. upon reviewing the which followed the
pension, It Of qualification that a
that designed 10 do has becu done.
II proposed eei the character the country from
the shock of the nsonO effect the honorable discharge
ru foegn debt with tho least sacrifice the property of
the erorto icite the good fuh Of the State legsla
ure.-hu by cautious delay for those States Nhc were
less prepared accomplish. universal resumption All thess
done, aud the troub Of the country .ave happily
ceased.
Ofthe future il is difficult spra hut in that future Tho
INK of the Unrd will longer occupy It's
son. The Rank ofthn United States II, ceased 10 'c
uohll int tuton in 1896 and preparing To its
place State nk when the trouble of 'st1 forced
it in degree ack old position and it then
% all its powers " The country uuiur
its troubles Hsvinr done thi duties
eea>c For tho future ablic tins in culinary power
l. has no longer esp"nsihtv the uuor 7, ha>
longer controversies with the Government the Uion
1t NOV desires only reposr, and take hereafter
as simple State institution devoted exclusively its
special concerns
rco CO. too that this po>ior of tie bank abo'ves
me from many cares and duties In the general confusion Of
more prominent than incln prompted and often
10 assume station which wouI have better fitted Others.
hu public cnamitics Justify the apparent frwndness they
REQUIRE. ~ great angeTsure hest by defy'ng them NV
task now ended and gladly Withdraw from these re.p"n
siht'es carrying with the only satisfaction sought
IN them the consciousness of having done duty
country good citz,n. With great regard, &c.
N. RIDDLE.
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KeaAAst. saset $40 a TAsmFsaa xssssss Id W. ii
deck. u s97 sssss S5s - n zsssssz
!, rl' Z, y, slslssl.gsl
y b"ns berry N 81 tat8S
i' tocR FER steniss iniaretf.l
WI nmr kyl" t,.d ldy. II W johnss n Ut TsAas " b
Mc can l. 'ies. Nc Rrnwt and a,nfsy 49,
dh'd Norman Brnnett. Phips. Buk Bair. Col
Inns. ian. AMI Charles.
paq"emine Per Romeo. " Counond Collision,
he,ar ~ Martin. 8, Martin t.ochahest, Gen Combs.
S& zen rus chennrwotb Allen Babban. tiou,az
r ID dantan. segand family.
MEMORANDA,
steamer Pawnee len st Louis tho 18th: the river full Of
'e" nous prev ons, sunk he 9Th Is miles below
Loni> IN feet W.,er Met the Clyde HIT Isliud and
:" mnRtin = Capc Greadnu
Steamer Geo Collier rero rts Upper iassappj very low
and taln remaining ti X; Un,ed states
Pra't'e, AID sandan, at Mouth If the Ohio
Sie'mer 'av'na Dec .sth passed Cumanche ound a,
Helena 18th passed GLASGOW and OsweRO sunk her main
deck at foot 70 st. her the havn ran pu of each
other the nieht prsus the Giaseow putting her freight
shore h as>et Mediator aground at Pct"n; passed " l.
Robinson apr""ni a, Sta"s IsIatd OHIO River low and
falling. feet Cumberland BAR Upper Mississippi
rising anil ice unnnr he w 10 Rantnlph
Ste mer R"nzi lett st 9th inst at noon ice
rnnne We HEX in the Mississippi; steamer Astoria
at Hat island.
New 10 k. 18th Dec. sid St Mary, far N O. Ar shin
Hus, ille El1dg hs"ce. Cid. hri"
lilo, CHI o' N u l4ta ship Mant o. Nchols hencs
Philadelphia 18th Dec C sehr Os Steelman, 70. o,
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We give IN account To-day from Lo;svl lie paper
b""dv and fatal affray that occurred in the Gal.
House in that sity the 18th instant, stssen jade
Wilkinson, who is representa- TO us by some of his
ac uaia'nnce as very quiet and ace able man, his
ION and Mr. Nsndeaux, aud Mr.. Rediins and some
of his frie nds.
TN the 18th man by the name Of hite, was XII ed
in a house Of low repute in Cincinnati, b. a man
named Butler. A reward Il 80 is off red for But.
LEI, who was stranger to the decrease
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ENMEhS:iN'> SCHO VI. BOOK >.-A supply of
IL mersnn's Scln Books received aud for sale by
Al TOM AR. 70 tnnt'-slrpei, yi2:-!he New Ma
nnal Ss'elng 'onk and P onount iug Tutor, o mn
improved plan; the F"nrt ms Render, Tor the
youngest CLASSES; the 'l,r do. tor the further nd
va, crd the - cnn do 10 the middle classes ; the
Fur do. Frlc' III" 81 xrrci es in reading, from
standard ,rr'cnn aud r ,isb aIthnrS for the use of
the hig or c'sses: 'he >rr h American Arithmetic
FIRST art containing tue elementary lessons tbs second
part, writing. orni and written exercises
Elmer on schn hooks aluI,trd in the public
s'b,'os of Philadelphia Boston, md PttShurg and
tn n,"., might mel parts at New ok, Pe,n,syva-
MIA, '", in'lnn, Kentucky an the Soul, and Wess
generally.
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Robert FISH, ng, whose evidence acquitted r.
''inson at the murder If Ellen J.wrtt, threw
''msef into the sea, on his v"yap" to 1T" CsheII
Hr had previously stated shst he had been impose
On. aud, though nknowinple, had given falls.
evidence.
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FHiLAftL'hA - / he Se""'e hos "ganized, anc
me eaker has taken his seal. Commute. o,
ivr, FINLEY, Ewing, Kings ,urp. Slr,rru, and
avn, h been appointed t" assertion j, there be
: hons OF representatives 'nyrrn IF Ri,n.r haso,
'nrs', uf"s' t" communicate th The lpg,sla-
"re ~ Ill Pc Ierlv organ z-d. III. GOVERN, Il, q
Has arrived ST Harrisburg. Par II the milirar,
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Dress and Masquerade Balls.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

Nt.N LEVEt. STREET, Immediately in from, OF
~ the steam boat lnnding. The atnve establish
ment will he renpened on >.lnday evening. Dee. 2nd
49, for the season. Ball days. sundays, Tuesdavs
and Thursdays. Said establishment will be furnished
with fh choi est Liquors. und good Rcsaurut will be
att clIed TO ii.
The n nnagers Of snid establishment have engage
sufficient Police officer IL eer good order lhroug hout
The establishments: rre will be place d.posil
clraks. canes, &c. No pcr-on shah be admitted in
the Bali Room with weapons ofany kind