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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-20

EDUCArIoE--P0 Pass Il round We give the
following descending scale Of education in the
United States in 1910. Ii shows the number
Of white persons in each Stale above the age ol
twonty-one who can neither read nor write;
No. |. Connecticut in 81.
No. g. Now Hlmpshirc--l in l59.
No. s. Massachusetts, in 50.
No. 4. Naine--l in ~.
No. b. Vermont III So.
No. 6. 'lchgan--l in IA.
No. 7. New York aud Now lorscy--l in &c
No. 8 ennsyyania--l in %.
No. 8. Ohio in %.
No 10. Iowa. in II.
No. III. Louisiana IN l6.
No. H. District OF Cour}ba--l in l6,
No. -. Maryland aud Wisconsin, in I3
No. Ii. indiana aud Nljss,ssippi--l in 10.
No. ID. FlorIda-i IN 8.
No. i6. illinois, Arkansas, and Missouri
in :.
No. II. bslwaro, Soulh Carolina, Virginia,
Alabama, AID kentuCky--i in 6.
No. Is Georgia. in 3.
No, 10. North Carolina and TENNESSEE
ind.
ITEMS OF News. The American theatre at
New Orleans contains 1875 seats.--By thu
fire at Sag Hrbor SO families are left without
home, while the total loss exceeds $500, 900.
-frof. Odd, Of Princeton, is seriously i'll
OF pleurIsy. ---Andiew Berrybil, respecta-
BILE merchant of Iowa city, was drowned last
week IN attempting to ford Cedar rivor.--
The majorit, in the State of New York, in ia
vor of calling convention to frame a new
constitution, is about COCOA young
man named Shade, was killed in Bcrks county
ga. last weekly tree falling upon him.
Samuel Prca colored, was burnt to death near
Wilmington, Del, on Monday night.
NEW ORLhvs BANKS. The Banks of n.
Orleans had Si,l6a oso.o7 in specie in their
vaults on the st inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-20
sELLEns' GREAT REMEDY

For Ilrer Complaint. n REindftdGte Case.
A TTESTION is asked to the following state
N ment OF Saml McCord, Esq, of WeIs urg, Va:
NELLsBUPG, Va, May s6ii, lEt5.
hereby certify that l was afflicted with the Liver
Complaint aud Phthisc for a long TIVE, being more
than year under the care of a Physician, that the
disease instead OF being relieved by the medicine
took kept gradually getting my body sweiled
50 that was unable 10 sloop low ugh 10 tie my
shoe. When the disease at the worst; was re-
commended to tly elIers' Liver Pills. did So and
was relieved greatly by the oil the frst box and
completely cured by The second.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-20

The Morals or New YORK CITY. 1t APP
pears by the quarterly report Of the police de-
partment Of New York, laid before the Com
mon Council on Monday evening, that there
are 1893 policemen on duty; the number of al
rests for tho quarter ,104, among which were
10 for grand larceny, 81 for gambling, IS for
highway robbery, 81 for perjury, "a pickpock-
cts, 26 for passing counterfeit money, S34 for
assault and battery, lj43 for disorderly con-
duct, $50 for petit larceny, COS Migrants, and
902 loss children have been picked up in the
streets and restored to their parents. The COM
plants for violations of city ordinances relative
to hacks, cabs and omnibuscs, were $50! and
the chief has reported to the Mayor 302 houses
Of i'll fame!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-20
,IIVERCoINi sILVER CONN

A,iLVER GONE SILVER CDINl
~ Wanted, for manufacturing purposts, OLD SiI..
YER COIN and OLD SILVER Of all descriptions,
purchased at the highest market price, by
GABRIEL D. CLARK, " alter street,
Second door from Calvert &C.
Vino manufactures SiIvr1ware Of every description.
IN. Watches, s!hHVa,e aud JeTcsy properly
REPAlREu, selS lR
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-20

New BRICK MAKING MACHINE. A Phila-
delphia paper says that now invention for
making brick has been planned by Mr.. Samuel
Lowry, of Southwark, which it is estimated
will turn out $1,000 in a day without the aid
of steam. 1t consists of an inclined plane, up.
on which run cars connected by rope that
The cars, which contain divisions or moulds
the size Of the article to be produced, arc filled
with the earth, and as one filled one passes
down, the empty one moves up, the only
power required to move them being the weight.
The cars in their descent pass under cutters
placed at certain angles, which throw off the
top clay and rollers which give the brick the
required smoothncss.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-20
FON HyuITE HAVEN AND

81 s4xa<rF, FOX WHITE HAVEN AND
G.Syi74i y .i{sss,r PONGOTEAGUE, tAccomac C9gn-
a-ifssasz- ty, Eastern share Of litEnLal Inc
superior swift steamer THOMAS JEFFfRSoN, Cap
tain RUBEKT VI. HILL viii leave The intersection Of
ptatt and Light street Whmvcs every JhufsDA1
MORNING, at eight o'cl7ck, for Nhtehagen, wtRsh
place she will leave the next moHhs' tIh ~ ~ a
7o'clock for ponontcaoip reaching there about o0N.
Returning she viii Icayc The Iauci place on sATuS
DAY, at o'clock, \. NJ, via WhiehaI'n Iof BAIT
more, arriving hc,e early The SAM evening
Passage and Fare 10 WiiehaIcn, $500
do. do Pongotcaeuc, S59
For freight or passage apply on board.
4 his rome VII he continued Until further noiS@.
ny- Passengers going TO White haven can rely apCa
CONVEYANCE 10 any part Of Som aTset o. W1r2sssey
COMMITTEES on application tn ThcO Dagai3ld, n 9saa
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-20

MILK AND WATER. 1t was stated in evil
deuco before London Police Court, that more
milk is drank in London in a Ggtnigrt than
all the cows in England wouM give IN
month, and that it is the practice of vendors of
London milk to add nine quarts of water TO
every six they receive from the dairy.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-20

NEW ORLhVs BANKS. The Banks of N.
Orleans had si,l6a osoO7 in specie in their
vaults on the st inst,
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
HSCULAPlAN SANATIVE:
UNIVERSAL REST6RER or Hra,-

UNIVERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH.
hHE PROPRIETOR Of this Sanative begs respectfully to
inform the inhabitants of this city aud the generally
that he prepared 70 furnish them with this invaluable
remedy And 10 presenting this great emedy the public
proprietor deems only that he aloae
quated with the arr Of preparing H. and from long aud prac
ca acqu ntance with the ngredieLts of which composed
and their ample aud sanat,e effects in preserving and
health, he is fully enabled nen this medicine
Is one pedsna propeties far scppassiay any thing
heretofore offered Tor the rel ofsofeng humanity
restoration health indeed Potent its for good
oyer the human frame thar dose small
plush s effects that many mh feel disposed FROM that cir
cumstance TO rank among the useless OF
Day Bat he day o. snd ignorance has passed by
and the highly cultivated mind Of has discovered that the
curative virtue and quality any e the medicinal plants apd
quality fairly extracted and fully understood Although this
sanave Is thus almost all powerful ia restoring health and
resting diseased action p.rfecy snd
Its that be taken a under
any circumstances The proprietor therefore under The fullest
assurance that this sanatve will accomplish all that
sftngy recommends general remedy disease
tbeevlng he does but the thing
although presented in different but especially for
following vz:-Asthma, Coughs. Colds, Bron.
chis, Dyspepsia Live: Comp all its forms
gostveness Headache Papston and other diseases of the
Heart wan, OF Appetite Hypochonda and other ofthe
Nerves Palsy Gou Gravel and all affection Of the Kidneys
and Scoiua all its ioms Dose five drops for
adult ersonyouoger persons proportion. Full directions
with each bottle Sold wholesale and retail by the Agent $50
Hudson street New Yorkand the principal druggists through
out the city and mis- lmsr
The New York herald., 1845-11-17


On Sunday morning the 10th instant MARY Lumrsos,
The friends and acquainances and those of her son,
THOMAS Conner are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from her residence No lis Broome street. this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
On satu rday the 18th instant AeNEs MARIA Durry in
the 23rd year OF her age Of lingering Illness
daughter OF the late Ross Duffy.
The friends tf the family and those of her late father
are requested to attend her funeral from the residence
her mother 80 Monroe street. this Monday afternoon at
o'clock
On Saturday the 18th instant, DAVID BRrsos, Esq,
aged 90 years and days
future notice of the time OF nterment will be given
in the public papers
OF consumption on Sunday the 18th instant MANY
vile OF Mr. Charles Harrison, aged "a years
lhe friends OF the family and those Of his brother ID
H. Harrison are invited to attend the funeral from the
corner OF 2th street and Second avenue this afternoon
at o'clock.
N. B. The members Of the New York Sacred Music
Society, are particularly invited.
On Saturday night the 18th Instant, SARAH, wife Of
Stephen Bates, and daughter OF Benedict Burwel de-
ceased, in the 44th year of her age
The friends Of the family and those of her brother
Sheldon Burwell and brothern-law Moses Yin are re-
spectuly invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
nth instant from her late resndence No 10 Bowery
without further invitation at half past three O'Clock
MIR WM Farrell, native OF Dublin late second officer
of the packet ship Liverpool, aged 80 years.
His friends neral respectfully invited atc nd
his funeral at three O'Clock this afternoon from
dence Of Mrs Perry, 40 Oak street.
Yesterday, Nov. 10th, MIR. JoHS II. ScHwARMaNN a ma.
i've oi Baden Kingdom Of Hanover, Germany, aged 40
years, = months and 20 days
his friends and acquainances respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from his
late residence No SIT Water street corner OF Rutgers
SIP, without further notice.
A. ane l1tn instant, at Waterford N. Y, the Hon. ELI
NJ. TODD, aged 90 years
on the 18th instant at the United States Naval Hosp
,ai NorIoik where he had been confined by painful
Illness ior the last thirteen months Lieut RosrRT Du
foN AA'loA' Oh 'ne United States Marine Copu and sou
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

VOU CANNOT OBJECTto giving my articles trial. II
ss w Se % y ht
so S ers vii r, e w m
most confidence recommend 70 ths particular attention
paSfM isGrnB IGBsTkAL RESTORATIVE
.n, universally snd admired 5 from
rrs cleans the hair eyped,ousy renders il beautifully
Hair washed with this Extract soon becomes easnsy so
hs and pS
aud turning grey falling out, BY the ofsprit
bsSey BY few applications Of the Ia" Lnstlai =
l. rS again', and an nabs cure in
venting the falling off ofts hair and turning grey.
plants sausry hair endowed with properties so hsy
% ans that it dsensages the Epderm and Capillary tubes
Ssaa paSss that % Io par paIss the
Nnn. = SXbEScE Emo ,., .x,.,,..,. :,
SSy will ss find is that
Sc AND
ing csey rendering skin soft aud as we'll as i'm.
and to Of tha mas distinguishing
sfsT% Pss SEmIS
sid 70 exert an almost magical power Composed for the
remey bland, purifying and soothing action the skin
%pars' S f. from he sndsHey
ens Is
will change the bilious complexion of
diant wheness while the neck, hands and arms be-
slows delicacy and fairness which its continued will hap
ply project with every oyouthu charm to the
invaluable Jenovatng and refreshing wash during
travelling exposure TO le dust or harsh wind and al
ter the degree OF felt ded embes
To gentlemen afflicted with tenderness Of the skin shaw.
ing the Of the Nymph Soap will be found aay all
climate which like that Of the United states. where vas
ton OF the weather aside all chances of calculation
where exhaatons and damp together with rough wind
great portion Of the wear the Nymph Soap
OF the SKIN, and from its extraordinary efficacy, deserves
place among the household treasures Of every family
excellent preparation well known necessary
all its good qualities Its is generally adopted in
the fashionable world ohe United States The opinion of all
agreeable compostcn that for shaving does
not differ from the celebrated Gueran Cream
'es FosanY sae rowpERrh. powder
has been found highly beneficial and of ladies who
hav been afflicted with superuous hair principally when
growth has been confined TO the upper lip and side Of face
with proper ans according the directions will be
found to be addition the toilet, the use OF any
sharp entirely avoided and the hair removed in
This composition ntaibe and warranted
peious hair After trials have received cerf
..Filth-MY CELEBRATED VEGETABLE LIQUID
HAk Df r, chemical result to enable to dye
simultaneously their hair without the east
black chestnut color The slightest evil need
not be feared from altogether harmless This
position the only sanctioned by the science OF chems
try dye ndeble manner the gr dations Of
color, without danger and h,s Justified
liberal patronage md unlimited confidence Of the publlc
Beware Of counte rfeits-Ask for Jules Haue Vegetable
JULES HAUEI, Perfumer and Chemist,
NO s6 South Third street. below Chestnut Philadelphia
Broadway, NJ Y; H. A. Franklin lm*rc
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
aovixation OF the Ohio River.


n, We notice with pleasure that while other
d.tile are publishing cheap novels and tales, gh
and oflO2 Nassau street. actually selling useful
J" re ony room to notice few =
"a ssges Universal History and Geography, cents each
paacient geography, 100 pages cents
oogicai Text Book 10 cents do Webstes Philosophical
Htr0ctot, 2i2 pages, 8vo ~ cents.
'smInons Mneralogy and Geology, 800 D. Is cents.
Seeks Manuel OF Chemistry, 440 p. 10 cents
each. ~ s''' % 'e"'S
Brydon's Travels in Sicily and Malta, l2 cents.
Jays sermons, f2s pages l8 cents
Duces Juvenile Anecdotes, $50 centsbesides works
at-ger magnitude ~ "
Eoyde superb Illustrations Of Shakespeare 100 plate
io1i3 published at for sS do the large series 3ox22
enc published at $780, for 500 Barlow Columbad very
E copy % Together with several thousand line
equally cheap Observe WATTS agency for Works of
s lO2 Nassau street, Sque's Buildings corner of Ann.
Hill's lnfailible Onguent for Preserving
anu 6eautifyng the Ha wonla have believed it had
not the evidence been placed before eyes the every day
EXPRESSION Of hundreds who have been beneed and seen
m ,aas IN that have also been benefit by the
cr the following diseases of the caIn and hair Pityras-
. c 20 a ens.ist'ons the cuce scalp drynes and falling
dssk color, keep the hair moist, scft curly &C.
hc'ia once NO IL Nassau For agents and cert-
cases, see adj yeitisement
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
transportation OF Naval stores.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,

vNpnpoc,,.
iS s ds JsneIo' will be received At this Office until ock
= vs. Monoay The 18th day Of Decembe for the
gonaon o. about 1000 barrels less Of Government
Stores rom the Navy Yard Brooklyn ~ w. TO Rio de Ja
Ssea SsTeI Thos. distinction between wet and dry
Ions 10 The gusge OF all asks usu lily called barrels
as barrels whatever they contain. No other
m 20, erhment stores 70 be taken board as freight and
pmage % De allowed Ten fair weather working lay days to
ro for krs ia and o. and p Se maSe
oy any Hsvy Agent IN ihe United States producing stisfae
loy euence ~ the delivery of the Proposals must
sae tne description name and condition Of the vessel and
mnee se Is tne tme OF offering her; and she must the
Gso by the 2sh Deseme. and presented Cor
cnao" wltn thrce days after being notified of her
der, according 10 law. = -
PROSPER NJ. wETMoRE, Navy Agent.
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

DTANO FoRTEs FOR HIRE. at al Broadway, up stairs
4 DANIEL WALKER Manufacturer Of Piano Fortes, has
hand OF elegant Rose
wood Mahogany Piano Foes kept exclusively for hire
including Grand and Cabinets with and octaves
Gold Medal the largest premium, awarded TO him
the last Fair of the Amer Institute for mprov
Piano Fortes NIB An Organ with four stops in good
cheap or 70 loan time Store All Broadway Mandatory
West Nh ~, near 9Th avenue, n6 Intro
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
- -@-
DA RTIEl

THE SUBSCRIBER wost respectiully ntimates to the
himself ornamental confectionery business His exps
Of in hi, branch, gained in the
pa Of Europe aud the United States his superiority of work
m,nshp aud artist enables him furnish parties and we'd
dng with Pyramids Temples Of any description Ice Cream
es belonging TO The same profession Of superior STYLE and
not OF the horoughres but those ladies' who are
pleased TO their ord rely being served without
disappointment to their satisfaction.
Dinners and suppers attended and waite
provided. l.: LEfrOLDT,
uI3 3awIuo. No 12i Sprius street
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

II this sum was vested in the Bonds of the State at
their nominal par value it would reduce the indebted
OF the State to $46 1853. If, however, the Bonds
purchased at their market value the of the
State would be quite sufficient to liquidate the entire
debt and leave large surplus. This would leave the
State free from any pecunary obligation except the
school fund.- to provide for which would have an un
embarrassed Treasury, and its dividends from all the
works Of internal Improvement which means would be
sufficient to put the system Of Common Schools on
eure and perman nantb baai
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

GOALS.
HAVE at Yard, 256 Elizabeth street and corner Ham
mesly aud Bedford Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal low
45 so for broken IS rs for and stove large
p Lehgn egg aud stove s. 70 ton re-sceened aud
dellevered. Also Liverpool, Blossburgh, nc.
Orders received nj the Yard - -
ol6 ftnsr
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
EVENING AMUSEMENT.

4 has been source f general regret that few opportu
mites Offer that prove sufficiently attractive to young
men 10 draw hem from the haunts of dissipation and vice
into which many fall, from Of rational and
structivc amusement An excellent opportunity now Offers
and niomrton. where gentlemen may resort and pass
Terms Tor course of twelve lessons So Subscribers are
not required attend regularly olly may suit
The school will be open every evening from TO
9T O'Clock (Sundays excepted) M'7.tf
The School is open daily for Ladies' from sAM. to M
o3i Intro
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
New Invented
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

RATCHELORSn new invented Wigs and Scaps solperectly
Il resemble the natural hair defy detection Ii
scarcely matter OF regret loosng adereuead of har.
when perfectly adapted the and style
ofevey wearer and without ofthe ye1aous difficulties
50 long by wearers he WN
from 1865 Broadway. nl6 Imtrn
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
THE "BYRON,"
BY
DINNEFORD, AVS Pearl street, near Chatham.
FRIENDS CALL. ni7 3tjs+m

FRENCHS HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA
HAVING reached that period Of life which renders retire
ment agreeable offer for sale interest the above
hotel
Also the Furniture stock of Wines, Liquors. and all the
fixtures of a well regulated hotel
Hotel, will also be for sale.
The will be liberal and made known any wish
ing purchase To qualified this property
the whole half will be sod THIS hotel built
1887 by joint stock company, and incorporated by
Of the legislature in 1882
II stuaed of the principal Of the city and
about eighty all well and handsomely furnish
ed and the the built finished
the State.
The largest depot in the Union ncrea-
sing prosperity Of the city make this property
able. The hotel be purchased price making
profitable investment for capitalist
nl6 Ilt*rc WILLIAM FRENCH.
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
HIPS IN
Fine Green and R,.cE T.. v.r,, s,,.r,o,

- oopg @ extra hge 40 Young Hyson, superb articles
- u o ny We "hof sale and retail the Canton Tea
cmpany les reen,ch street the corner of Courtand
ise ahd II cn nam between Pearl and Roosevelt
se Oldest aud largest Tea Establishment in America
ausy a e for upright dealing and for the high
unrvaed. We earnestly recommend families country mer-
shme'-t " ~ ' S'P' ~
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
THE AMERICAN GYMNASIUM
l59 md l6l Crusby Street.

LIAVING been completed, will be for subscription on
Monday nth Those who have given Their
will procure certificates at the Office Of the Institution,
before emitting them membership. Boy M,il De required
take their exercise dung the day aud Will ne cissed &c
cordng and strength Teachers hayp. Their seho'ars
attending select hour ot tr instruction he Di
will all times be in attendance & give insueton sd
prsyenr any improper prti,ualy by boys h
regulations Of e believed 10 oe good and WI
ab be enforceo The various dsIarmsnts rre so Ar
accommodate number with every
a =, 49,,
Lessons in Spaung and Fencing by MIR. D'Lmcy.
Lessons in Wrestling by MIR. w. Price; - :.
We have the privilege oi referring - the following medical
Mott, Nj. D. !. f. Cheesnan, NJ D.
j. Kesrney Rogers NJ D.; a, Post NJ d;
JAS. J. AIFIELp, Proprietor.
HENRY l.. TWiUGS, Director.
I,,t III y
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
Married,

W0rrIeU,
On the 18th instant, at Saint Peters, Church. Barclay
street. by the Rev. Mr. Andrade. X BESrpIcr DAILY to
RosE A. elder daughter Of the late Valentine Derry ESQ.,
all of this CITY =
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
TABERNACLE.

LAS the honor Of announcing TO his friends and patrons IN
New York. that previous to his departure for the SOUTH
he will compliance the solicitations of par
ties who unable admission former occa sions
Pamos Opera House. give night at the Tabernacle,
MONDAY EVENING, November cath, particulars OF
which will be duly announced
kind friends in Bookivn that he wi also the pie aaue
of giving them a night during the week.
Nj T. will also the Of appearing before New
ark audience the first tme of which due notice Will he
Given re
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

AN INTERESTING CASE OF MAN Losr--In July
last, we published an account of a deaf and dumb
man being at Cornna and unable give any account of
himself brt still intensely anxious to find his home and
ifends II seems that he left his home in Pennsy vana
our years since to visit his mother and brothers
nnce which time nothing has been heard Of him. although
was advertised in some of the public papers, his
cnas supposed he came to some violent end It is
9suy uesred OF every who can give any information
mere TINS man can be found to do so Immediately by
nectng letter to Rev. r. Rowland care of Banton,
oTinna Name He has the top Of his head,
ne on the lett leg end six eight above the ankle
ay eyes and swollen feet 10 six feet and four
u ches high, and is about sixty years old.
IHE ACCIDENT AT ARKANSAS BAY.--Lleut Merrick,
graduate at West Point, was the name of the of.
M Ger Killed on the 9th Of August by the spar of the
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
Pistol GALLERY
ANN cDAp cINC GCHGnI

AND SPAKKING SCHOOL.
HUDSON having returaed from the south, announces
- his old friends aud pupils, that he will be found at
home his residence, 2j Broadway second floor
he will devote his me in giving instructions in the noble
Of Self Defence
Terms moderate 0pen during tn. dey and in the evening
nInI Inkrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
TEETH! TEETH!

LL IL LL IL
TEETH inserted without pain, aud warranted good the
i natural ones, for biting and masticaton
complete double set of best mineral Teeth ON
fine gold plates $50 90
A set Of best mineral Teeth, fine gold plate,
L.for the upper jaw, TO be worn by atmospheric
pressure, 30 90
Single Tooth, from 81 90 10 5 90
Plugging Teeth with Gold, from IS to SO
BY DR. JONES, Of Canal and Broadway,
trance in Canal street nl7 ltfrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
BkOWN'S INDIAN QUEEN HOrEL.
SARACEN'S HEAD,
11 Dew Street. New York.

OSEPH SMITH, late of Worcester England begs leave
to inform his friends and the public that he has fitted up
his house comfortable style.
times hand the choicest Of Wines Liquors and also
glass Of genuine sparkling Ale ln addition his fare
he intends serving up plates Tnpe in country
style together with al other kinds of Refreshments usually
be found English Chop House which he will
gratifying to his friends in general.
Rooms neatly fitted for priva parties-Lodgngsand
house better supplied with old country American
uQ IrStr