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TO TAHORS

PLUMBE.
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER Of Daguerreotype
Apparatus and Materials of every kind Always hand,
wholesale and retail the lowest prices his Daguerrean Gal
eries Depots follows New York. 25 Broadway; Bos-
IS Court PHILADELPHIA 1856 Chestnut street; M
20 Baltimore New Orleans Camp street, Saratoga
Broadway Portland Me- Middle Dubuque Iowa. Maine
and al his agencies in Paris and Liverpool Awarded first
miums and highest honors by the American and Frank lns
for the beautiful coloed Daguereoypes exh
bited. sl2 Imsm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GREAT Reduction Dentistry-Prces rduced 50 per cent
" 'e' on ON Eime Piae from ii 50 10 "a
Teeth filled with Fine Gold Foil from Scots 90
Tooth Ache Cured, or Teeth Extracted ....O O25
N. TAYLOR,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
62 East Broadway,
oil imsm tSuccessor to Wm. Thom.l
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DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS,
2Q1 BAOADWAY.-Extract
Coi cheerfnlly comply with the request Of Lieut. Nc
ntosh, testify that he nvalded home unfit duty
quekce OF total deafness and discharges from his
that .he in New York, his way England, he placed
hms under the professional of Drs Castle and Edwards
Aurss Under ths he recovered his hearing and
has retuyned to his military duty
Signed, II. McNEVEN, M d.,
Surgeon to H. B. NJ Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
Assure for clpent Deafness Ear Ache Pains Buzzngs
or sounds IN the ears o. hard wax or yated
lar remedy in all diseases Of the upwards
Of twenty Offices removed to 38l Broadway, corner
White street s24s lmh
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GEOGRAPHICAL, MECHANICAL AND ARCH
TECTURAL DRAWING.
OFEcE hs first Of the KIND - The city in the basement
leave ca III. attention Of Civil and Military Engineen Sur
yeyoTs Architects Machinss Contractors Commissioners o.
prompt and neat completion Of Maps Proe Plans Of every
descron and Drawing in general required IN the useful arts
and industry s2 lmsrc
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CHEAP SOAP WORKS
LABORATORY OF PEkFUMERY, COSMETICS, &c.
SYNOPSIS OF THE EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE OF
VIM. JOHNSON u VROOM,
LATE JOHNSON X Col
NO - TRINITY PLACE. NEAR THE NEw TRIriry
~ CHURCH, NEw YORK.
Pale Yellow Soap, extra No
White Bar . plain.
v... perfameo
Palm
Fancy in Oone. Of to 9 doz.
:" by the pound.
Nlouled Soap, very superior.
Opodeidoc fof Druggista.
Windsor White and Brown
and Cushion Model of Fancy Soaps very superior
Almond Rose, Musk, Naples, Camphor, Woodbne, Cow
dealers.
Sweet Perumed Bags, Smelling sau.
pears oh1. t3recIan Hair Dye,
1ookhe waters, Lavender,
noney, kaIydor,
n. nnh " nees, Curling Fluid,
Espnl de Rose o. Ms5ro~ pom.d.
riscassSI VI, Essences Of all kinds,
"A ootn roWuss anu Louons, Cold Jream,
anokefehlei Essences, Pearl Powder,
ionr,f roWasr, Orange Flower Water,
sla m<ec
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CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.
20 VICTOR GIROUD Watch and Clock Maker has
E the honor Of informing his friends and the public gem
ia eral he has moved his Watch and Clock Making
&y Establishment No. LAG Broadway Of Liberty
st. Watches Clocks and Chronometers will b repaired BY
cuy adapted for the repair Of Mechanical Lamps
prices He offers for sale OF the latest
Lamps from France which nothing
Also Globes, Chimneys aud Wicks. s28 lmsec
MK HENRY PHiLLlts-lhe smae Grand tiano,orte
Isl made brought from England by this celebrated
calist be sold, and be the Panoorte
Warooms of Stodart Worcester Dunham 36l Broadway
re
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Zoo bbls Cear 200 DO Mess 900 do Prime ~ very
'''-s Z. K COLLINS = Co. ss sos.s street.
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CHEAP
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3O4 PEARL STREET,
BETWEEN BEEKMAN STREET AND PECK SLIP.
THE SUBSCR BEK the pioneers Of the cash system
before the public that he continues
uiacre every kind Of Civil and Military clothing Of the nesr
materials in the superior STYLE lower prices by
FIVE than other house charges for the quality
OF garments Witness the fol following OWNS list Of prices
renn Of fancy and p,s plain b black Cashmere. to
Gentlemen who supply their cloth have them made
In he best style at the following prices
rants rom % 10
. . .
sf3 JOHN MOFFAT
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MERCHANTS
THE subscriber continues manufacture and has constantly
on hand full Of Ploughs suitable for the South
d Western Markets, manufactured from the best materials
old and competent wormen, which he prepared to sell
reduced prices
Also, general assortment Of Agricultural implements and
Machines Of the approved patterns
ton together with full Of Selves, Screens and
Wire Cloth Of his manufacture.
And, also, agent for VIM. Hooeys Patent Hay and Straw
Cutters, very superior article the manufacturers prices
She also prepared execute orders for Cotton Gins
and Gin Geers Rice and Coffee Hulers, Mill Geerng &c
DANIEL l.. CLAWSON,
o3 lmsm i91 Water street.
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Procrastinaion is che thief Of time "a truth
lemn as it is important and yet how small the number
which act with promptness and decis in Of the
most vital importance When disease mvades the phys
steal frame time should be lost in procuring the right
medicine at once, and get cured without delay. For
chronic constitutional Diseases such asrheumasm, king
evil scrofula affecting the glands obstinate cutaneons
eruptons, ulcers white swengs, enlargement and pain
of the bones and other similar Diseases Sandss Sarsa
ra has been found in instances to be an eff
cient remedy; operating mildly and pleasantly the
general system purifying and cleansing the vital fluids,
giving tone and energy to the nervous SYSTEM and I'M
have taken it merely with view of alternating their suf
ferings have by using it short time to their infinite
pleasure and delight rapidly mprovedin health until it
g s become fully established fgo
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B..
& D. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, IS Fulton ST.,
New York. Price 81 per bottle 6 bottles for IS
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
18th street. and r. S. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
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SsSsi4s In their caupeiis, he must 30 quito eoB.
versant with them,) have tnrned upon me, and
with the most amable unanimty agree to vitu-
perate me. / am a deserter from Democracy !:
Giant at intrigue have sold The West--sold
notwithstanding General Jackson's election to
leave open the Western pretensioas that may
hereafter fill them myself-blasting all my fair
prospects, &C., &C., &c. To these are added
thousand other OF the most gentle, aud kind and
agreeable eplthets AMI things in the world
--; who are themselves straining
every nerve to elect Jackson, that the claims of
the West may be satisfied, and be thereby pre-
termItted, are accusing me of acting on their own
principles. The knaves cannot comprehend how
man can be honest. They cannot conceive that
| sholld have solemnly interrogated my con-
science and asked it to tell me seriously what
ought to do! That it should have enjoined me
not to establish the dangerous precedent of ele-
waiting, in this early stage OF the Republic, nil
itary chieftain merely because he has won great
victory that it should have told me that public
man is undeserving his station, who will not, re-
CARELESS of aspersion and calumnies, risk himself
for his country! am afraid that you will think
me moved by these abuses. Be not deceived. ]
assure you that never, in my whole life, felt
more perfect composure, more entire confidence
in the resolutions of my judgment, and more
mistaken determination to march up to my duty.
And, my dear sir. is there an intelligent and I'M
biased man who must not, sooner or later, concur
with me! Mr.. Adams, you know well, should
have selected, if at liberty TO draw from the
whole mass of our citizens for President. But
there is no danger in his elevation, now, or in
time to come. Not SO of his competitor, of whom
cannot believe that killing twenty-five hundred
Englishmen at New Orleans, qualities for the va
rious, difficult, and complicated duties Of the Chief
Magistracy. perceive that am unconsciously
,,,rifip q IF dnE, .,hi oha
bly, think implies guilt. What will be the result?
You will ask with curiosity, if not anxiety.
think Mr.. Adams must be elected such is the
prevailing opinion. Still Ishall not consider the
matter as certain, until the election is over
With my best respects to Mrs Blair, and to Mr..
Crittenden, remain truly your friend,
H. CLAY.
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W HIG N L L I IN G S.
GRAND RALLY OF THE WINGS OF
LOUDOUN H

The Wings of Loudoun county will hold a
Grand Mass Meeting, in beautiful grove about
half mile southwest of Leesburg, to COM
mence on Tuesday the 18th day of October, 1874,
and TO continue for two days; TO which our fell
low citizens Of Virginia, Maryland, and the Dis
trict of Columbia, without distinction of parties,
are cordially invited. We promise them recep-
ton which shall be in all respects worthy of the
Wing County of the Old Diminion. "
BILL OF INTELLECTUAL FARE
3. w. Leigh, w. G. Rives,
j. M. Bolts, James Lyons,
W. G. Johnson, g. r. Richardson
Chas. HI. Pitts, Philip Williams,
A. HI. Stewart, X. r. Daniel,
]. S. Pendleton, Andrew Hunter
and many other distinguished speakers have been
invited and are expected to attend.
Ample provisions will be made on the ground
for dining the company. however numerous it may
be, and at night, the strings OF the latches in Lees
burg and the neighborhood will all be on the out
side.
The ladies are most earnestly solicited to grace
the occasion with their presence. A separate
table for their accommodation will be spread and
select committee has been appointed 10 attend
to them.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
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TEA PARTY.-The ladies managing the sale Of
fancy and useful articles for the benefit of fe-
male school, in which from sixty to eighty scho-
lars are now being educated, without charge, and
irrespective of religious sect, purpose giving a
public tea party this evening at the school rooms
attached to the Fourth Presbyterian Church, on
9th street, to which the public are invited. We
cannot too strongly recommend to our readers the
propriey of lending, by their attendance, encour-
agement to the fair vendors in their most COM
mendabe enterprise. The admission is merely
nominal.
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TcoMMUNIcATIoN.1
WAsHTNGToN, Oct

.GEy #lE WASHINGTON, Oct y, 1914. /
Mr.. Editor: | was much surprised, yesterday,
upon being informed that certain Mr. Sangster
had made great boasting among his democratic
friends that he had backed me out of bet of
800, to which | had at first given my assent
That this is positive fal.ehood, he is as well
aware as am myself. This Mr.. 8. called upon
me. accompanied by gentleman who was I'M
known to me, Gas was also Mr.. Sangster,) and
proposed to give me his check, endorsed by his
nephew, (who is also unknown to meg for 800,
payable when Mr.. Clay is elected President and
for this, was to give him goods at fair prices.
He offered no bet but simply, to give him my
goods for his doubtful check, and because re-
fused to do so, he must make his vain boastings
that he had backed me out; or, TO use his own
expression TO me, that | must acknowledge il
was hack.
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
C. ECKLOFF
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LANE d TUCKER, MERCHANT TAILORS,
DEG LEAVE 10 inform their friends and the public
ID in general that they have just received and
opening then FALL and WINTER GOODS, embracing
great variety o,he latest and newest styles Of French
and British
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c. &c.
the New York market will afford and they think
the handsomes and most fashionable they
have had the pleasure to Offer making their stock
this time large and complete.
We most respectfully invite early call, as we are
now fully prepared all who may favor us with
their patronage best style, at the shortest notice.
cheap for cash to punctual customers
Always on hand general assortment of Fancy arti-
ces for gentlemens Paris fashions just received
septlS-d1m 81
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ID NOTICE. Es
DY VIRTUE Of two writs of Fl. Fas issued by B. K.
Morsell, Esq. Justice of the Peace for Washington
county, District of Columbia and directed, sha
offer for sale the highest bidder for cash. Thursday,
the Dist Octber next 10 O'Clock, A. NJ the following
property wit Lot No. ID in square 453 in the city Of
taken as the property of Charles Baum and will be sold
satisfy Judgments, due Henry Bishop jr use
of Samuel IT, WALL and due Samuel Greenshiels uso
of William Ball. The above sale take place At the
premises the Of 9th street west and street
north. L. S. BECK,
sepl9-3tawtd Constable
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PHILADELPHIA CITY AND co.
O. TX.
5000 MAJORITY FOR MARKLE.

5000 MAJORITY FOR MARKLE.
We have received by the Telegraph this even
ing, at 81, the following gratifying intelligence.
which is so much better than we expected, that,
notwithstanding it is but single item, we intro
duce to our readers " that same Old Coon" mere
ly for the purpose Of reminding them that he is
still awake. eaaG
Markles maj
Philadelphia city 4,l6S
county about 1000
Delaware county SIS
The following are the returns from portion Of
the returns from the county Of Philadelphia:
Markles maj.
Southwark, 872
Spring Garden, 900
Moyamensing, small majority.
Philadelphia city and county have covered
themselves all over with glory by their majority
for Markle.
Our intelligence from there yesterday was that
any Wing would have compounded for stand
off in those places; SO we have capital of 5000
more in hand than we expected. Though this
news is indeed cheering, we advise our friends
not to too soon, else they, like our opponents
q iCW u'Sut5 oiHCc, Hdy nave W CTuWs H. lHciC
is, however, certainty that Skunk will not reach
the majority claimed for him by his party.
In the first district, now represented by Edwd.
Joy Morris, Leuin (native) is elected by major
ity of 992.
Joseph r. Ingersou (Whig) is reelected.
CHARLES JARED INGERSOLL, Noco)
he who would have been Tory had he lived in
the Revolution, IS DEFEATED! GLORY
ENOUGH FOR A MONTH";
The Natives have elected at least two Con.
gressmen.
The election passed off quietly.
We say again to our friends, DON'T CROW be-
fore you see your way through; this is but the
FIRST GUN.
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STOVE AND CRATE WAKE ROOM

JOSEPH IL NEVETT,s prepared to furnish his friends
and the citzens Of Washington and Ieorgetown with
splendid assortment of STOVES of every description.
Cooking Stoves approvedmoden patents viz Sexton $
Rotary Tops and Revolving Ovens, Kitchen Companion,
Hot Air Cooking Stoves and Ten plate Cooks. Also,
Church, Parlor, Hail. Chamber and Office Stoves, such
as Radiators Fankns, for wood coal Cannon SaIa-
manders and wood parlor Stoves all of which of late
and superior patterns, combining and durability
Enamellcd Parlor Crates of superior patterns and beau
or other public bnldingspu up with despatch One Hot
Air Cooking Stove complete capable OF cooking for seve-
raj hundred persons, suitable for large Hotel :.
Radiators and other Stoves refined and repaired with
despatch.
Always on hand large and general assortment OF
plain and Japanned Tin and Sheet-iron Ware, oil of
which will DO sold Mt the lowest possible prices for
octl [Inel& Globe6tl iti1 H.. N.
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A GOOD BUSINESS STAND FOR RENT, AND
LOTS FOR SALE.
N RARE OPPORTUNITY is now offered to any

IA RAKE OPPORTUNITY is now offered To any
person wishing engage in business a stand already
established
The premises occupied for the last thirty years
Grocery and Feed store by the late George Adams
the corner of 9Th and Streets the Navy Yard will
be rented pnnciua tenant and the stock of goods
hand sold low to the individual renting.
On the premises two story brick dwelling, with
store and fxturesbasement and garrei finished.
brick Warehouse with dry cool cellar in the rear and
able convenient and in complete order The location
admirably suited to the country trade, being the
Eastern Branch Bridge, and at the junction of the two
leading thoroughfares
Also for rent two story frame house. containing
rooms and a wood or wash house, with large garden
well enclosed between the Capitol and Marine Barracks.
The following lots for sale-they desirably To-
Gated and be bought bargain Lot IN sqr 967 con-
tanning 926 square feet part OF lot and Sin sqr O46
part OF lot and improvements in sqr 1888 part of lot 10
in sqr 1871 lot H. and parts of lots 3 and in sqr 1893
lot in sqr 70l Also number Of other lots in the 4ih
5th, and 9th Wards, for sale or lease.
Application for any of the above to be made to
oct9.3t* JNO GEO. ADAMS, Executor.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

IN UTUMN FASHIONS.-Splendid Hats and Caps
at q. FISH d. COS-We would invite the attention of
buyers unusually large fall supply Of Goods,
sisng part Of black Beaver Cashmere Moeskin and
Brush Hats of the very finest fabric and shaped after
tho latest models in vogue at the North.
Also 30 cases fashionable medium and low crown Nu-
tria Brush Angola, and Coney Hats from 81 SO SO.
CAPS
275 dozen gentlemen youths and infants Cloth and
Velvet Dress Caps great varieties and entire pA
terms, some as low as ETA cents
Also for servants wear, Sealot, low S cents
Hair Seal Muskrat Veveteen, Plush and Glazed Caps
All Of which will be sold very low for cash. Wholesale
dealers as usual supplied upon liberal terms. t
oct5-3t .. FISH e. Co, Hatters Brown s. Hotel.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

HiiI THE SUBSCRIBER has for rent three new and de-
sirabe Houses the of Eighth and street. Nor
them Lbertes; Frame, with brick kitchen, con-
tanning eight two bricks with Easements, to be
finished in superior The House il well
calculated for any line Of business, particularly for
a Grocery, and will be finished I'm addition to dweng)
with the necessary fixtures, &c. 10 Punctual tenants
the rent will be moderate.
The subscriber attends to the agency business general
ly, renting Of houses collection Of accounts, drawing
Deeds Posting Books and the business of Justice Of tho
Peace Office hours, from rise until 10 o'clock,
p. M. Residence louisiana avenue. near 7th street.
oct4- 3tw3w THOMAS C. DOM.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL, WASHINGTON, q. C
DY TYLER q BIRCH.-'rhe subscribers having
D opened this large and commodious establishment
Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and 1t Streets the
square next and Of the railroad depot invite the
attention of the travelling public and community large
ID the ample arrangements they have made for their
commodaton, and for all things appertanng to their
fort and convenience The very liberal encouragement
which the public extended to Thompson Tyler, while
proprietor Of the Exchange Hotel induces him to hope
that he may continue to deserve it's patronage at the Uni
ted States Hotel and he them that neither pains
expense will BIO spared in his efforts cater to the
of ALL This Hotel of the largest in the
Union, and will accommodate 300 persons 1t has
merous private parors for families and is but min
ues walk from the railroad depot, and five from the
Capitol THOMPSON TYLER,
oct7tf JAMES IL. BIRCH. 4
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ANOTHER USE FOR INDIA RUBBER-An Eng
lish paper says that Caoutchouc is an excellent
remedy for toothache. After the cavity of the
tooth is cleaned, piece of Caoutchouc is put on
a wire, and being softened in the fame of can
die, is pressed while warm in the tooth. Thus
the air is kept from the nerve, and the cause Of
toothache removed.
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ID NOTICE..
DY VIRTUE of three wrts of Fl Fas. issued by Thos
G. Dom, Esq, Justice of the Peace for Washington
County District Of Columbia, and to directed, shall
offer for sale the highest bidder for cash. Monday
tho 18th day of October next 10 o'clock, A. NJ the
following property wit Lot IL, square 49, in the
city of Washington with the improvements thereon,
seized and taken tho property Of Charles Baum, and
will he sold satisfy three judgments one due John
Caan, one due VIM H. Gunne, and one due John
McKelden.
The above sale to take place at the premises the
corner Of 9th street west and street north.
scp233tws DAVID LITTLE, Constable.
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NOTICE.

~ NOTICE.
HE SUBSCRIBER has sold his stock of Boots and
Shoes to his son MALCOLM DoUGLAs, by whom the bu-
sness will hereafter be conducted, his account,
the old stand between 9th and 10th Streets Pennsy
wanna avenue south side There will be fresh and full
supply of goods in in few days. which the aen-
ton Of The public is respectfully invited
oct9-3t VIM DOUGLAS.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!

i BARCIAINS. BAK(IAINS!!
L HAVE just opened large and beautiful stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods including the best French En-
glsh and American Goods, to which invite the atten-
ton Of the public and which am prepared to make up
and sell in style and terms which cannot be surpas
sed in this city.
My stock OF Cloths, Cassmeres Vestngs, Shirts Bos
SONS, Collars Stocks, Gloves, HANDKERCHIEF Umbrel-
las and other fancy articles large, and having been
bought by myself can be recommended Is Of the best
quality.
have also opened and intend to keep constantly on
hand cheap the cheapest and of material
ready made Clohg which invite the attention Of the
public. X. w. BATES, Merchant Tailor,
oct7-lw Tint e. Adv Penn. av. near War Dep.
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sep30
NEGROES WANTED.

L wish to purchase any number of negroes for the
New Orleans market, and will give at all times the
highest market price in cash for likely young negroes.
Those wishing to SELL will find il To their interest to
call at my establishment, corner of Seventh street
and Maryland avenue, where myself or agent can DO
seen at any time.
Communications promptly attended to.
June 5--tf "a THOS. WILLIAMS.
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LOCAL N E w S.

UNITED STATES Horribly reference 10 the
advertisement in another column, it will be seen
that the capacious buildings on Pennsylvania
Avenue, near the railroad, known as the Granite
Row, have been leased by Messrs Tyler and
Birch, and adapted, by suitable additions and al
teratlons, for hotel on an extensive scale, being
capable of accommodating over three hundred
persons. Mr.. Thompson Tyler, one of the pro-
pretors, is well known to the travelling public as
host worthy of patronage from his urbanity and
strict attention to their wants, he having acquired
reputation while conducting the Exchange flo-
tel in this city and the Pavilion at Piney Poin,
not easily surpassed Mr.. Birch, the other pro-
prietor, though less publicly known, has had con-
siderable experience in hotel management, and
We doubt not but that the United States will, un-
der their joint management compete strongly
with the other excellent hotels now in the me-
tropolis.