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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-13
NEW SERIES,--.NO. 20

near may he, such form ~ the Auditor OF Ac-
counts may prescribe Aud the Auditor Of Accounts
may, at his discretion, and sich conditions he
sees best, dispense with forwarding Of any such copies.
Sec. g. If any county clerk shall neglect To make
any return pay tic Treasurer any money as here
IN provided, the Auditor of Accounts shall forthwith
notify the States Attorney of the county, who shall
Immediately prosecute such cler. md his suretcs
their official bond.
See. 10. The expenses arising in each case of in
quests OF the dead and criminal proceedings before
magistrates shall be embraced in one account, and al
lowed To the Magistrate before whom they were had,
anI no else
/ See IT, II such Magistrate shnl neglect, upon
reasonable demand being made by any person entitled
to share OF such expenses TO pay him the same, such
person may recover OF such Magistrate the amount in
an action TOR money had and received and no proper
ty of such Magistrate shall be exempt from any exc
cation sud on the judgment
Src r. All accounts Tor the services OF venres sub
prna-. warrants, for Attendance upon court and the
expenses OF holding the same, and oil other accounts
IN the Sheriff department. excepting those If Jalos,
accringat any one term, shall BE- embraced in
count, and allowed to the Sheriff alone, who shall be
accountable to any person entitled to portion thereof
for the
Sec - It the Treasurer shall not receive the bond
Of any states Attorney or Clerk as by law provided,
he shall th"rcupon notify such states Attorney or
Clerk who shall forthwith supply the deficiency. and
it he neglect tor ten days TO furnish such bond to the
satisfaction OF the Treasurer. his office shall be
sdrrcd vacant and the judges OF the county court TOR
the county, upon being notified thereof by the Trea
Surcr. shall appoint some other person to h the va
canCy Tor the current year
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-13
AN ACT relating to licensing Innkcepers and
Retailers.

Retailers.
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uI-"d SpIIIi""us liquors, Wlh' ae or peer, except
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
FoR SALE

TENfIE SUBSCRBGk ,Htrs Tor snie Lots M.
> 6 aUj ID iu itt3 h square OF The addiiion
10 Sp,ui Whecl.rg. (chlrd kioh,etawn) hpi out
by SsUtt Sptigg nud J,u' Ruchlp. uppn which ~
erccted q cumi1ita0'e aud e. Eyvuleul hurk dMel.
1nr. ard has nm e~N,cirui gtricn containing a va
'icy II choice : mit Trees aud Shtubhur,; = ODD
Nell Ol wa;er. smbhnr, sm,ks house, &c. aud is
pleasantly etue'cl. Tue property SHOW occupied
by Jacob T. Bior. Who will lake pleasure IA showing
II 10 any one d~esifiug tO purchase.
AlSO-Tho uudINiJed one bn!f of IA Nos I
and !. ard he undivided halfc OF tic Nor IA hall uf
Lot Nc } "a 'ir 2d square ~ The ohnve said oddi-
''"n To South Wheeling. with their i'm rovemcn's,
consisting cot a large 'rame dwelling. cOtiainius lis
ROOMS ID nud 20 tect each. nud ulhcr bu'1 .mc.. Ac.
hLSH-L"t n" l76 IA Erst Wheeling. being at
lhe Sunih corner nl John aui Fiul Sb.ei,, SAID .ot
has three i""i.. making pa icsi--has ,uct.d on
= remarkable frame dwelling nov occupied ty
fhIlip Bier. Ed.
ALSO--4O icet OF The Epsi SIDE Of iul ", lis
~ Etsi Wheeling un John street. upun Which a.
n g~d two story hrck dwelling. now uccn.
ped by she subscrter Foe above pr perry viii
be sold AT lOs Irces and Un aocommodaune terms.
az IL IL T. JEfFERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
BARGAINS
IN FANCY SUMMER GOODS.

AN determined 10 redurc my stock OF Fancy
4 summer Gods, without regard 10 profit. prepas
"y To an early and extensive iuii stock, particularly
IA my Wholesale department | will cIer great m.
Gucenehis 10 those ia want of such goods as
Real Fcnch ofghndics French Jnconcls. French
Lawns Lace Mus.ins, GnghaHs, BaIisI Gtnghsms.
BerOgcs. &c dc.
WHITE GCODS-Jaeonet Cambrc. Cook AID
S~"s M"slins. Camhr,cs, Tarleiols Striped aid
PLAID Musins. Curtain Mpsiins. &c.
Shawls. S'afts, Hosiery. GioVcs ard Ctnvais.
Snmme Casslaneres and Vcstiugs, som.
mer Cloths &c. a large and beautiful su ck oG
Dhes". "seihos with Liuch pulhnes. Linen Checks:
&e DC, Call aud get bargains a. cor er ~ Main
H"' Madison streets. VT SELBY.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
WAR NOT wITm FTEXICO!!
100000 lost,

e 7 II estimated nat The ahofe ainouut OF CAsIt
a j. scri ovct he Mauuiuins annually fr tho
article OF * SHOES. Now all his money
may be saved d, home aud kept IN circulation
m'rg" ourselves. hy fnV"Gisiue Connolly *
WNuE'S Hmm League Boot d she EsQG'ishmsns-
100 Main II. : iu"r. above KnUie * SINGERS Sac-
dlen ES'rb!irhmenI.
We have nDw IN our employ mem Twenty good
hands nni ~ are prepared To furnish every aticie
~ he ll,e' iroi0 The hnF hest cHi.ds shoe ~ tho
uicSi ecuts Boot, n rhc"P Ond bnRS Articles iseu-
W-Iyr per cent ,heopef Gap Eqsicm Wo.k con no
purchased la it's place. We invite our inends 10
cal and examine lOr themselves.
az 30 CONNELtY s. WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
INSURANCE.

- ISKS win be taken by the FIRE & MARINE IN.
N SuRANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING Al rag
LOWEST RATES OIL
buildings OF al kinds, stone, brick, OF wooden and sheir
Contents.
Steamboats,, factories, mills, sc.
Furniture:
And merchandise OF all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the transportation OF
goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals, and railroads.
Tor tho character OF the company as 10 pronptiludc
and iibcra'ity IN the adjustment aud paynicat ofloSses,-
zee beg leave 10 refer TO Tie me rcIRnts OF this place and
elsewhere who have had the adjustment Of claims upon
M. Once GA Main street. n. w. HARDING, Seey.
aug a..
RETURN PRENfI1Ms
FT1uE FIRE M MARINRIN5URANCR COMPA-
my OP WHEELING will return ten per cent on an
premiums received Tor risks taken from this time whefe
h o. "' ~ II. w. HARDING. see'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
"us' RETURN PREMluMS
COLUMBUs, % INsUKANCE COM
DAsT

AGENCY FOR WHEELING, II. X. LIST,
Al shaver & Sfolio's Warehouse, Water street.
N,5 viii take risks on Buildings OF AZ kinds steam
n hoa,s aud Cargocs, Factories, Mills, kCelioa's. Fiat
hosts aud Carroes, &c, against loss or damage by ire, or
the dangers aud peris OF The seas, lakes or rivers, onvcrJ
favor able terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized TO make the following
terms with their customers:
Any person insuring a single risk hy which no loss 10
the company is sustained, shall receive a return on al-
Ji,stion 10 The AGENT, OF 10 per cent on the amount paid.
IN ncit gross premiums paid each year, amounting TO
500 or over, i9l per cent on do; amounting to 5000 or
over. IS per cent. jazz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
~ u R II " CE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSUVANCE,

FY1o BE I~NSURED-Or not to bc-ihars the question:
u whether IL Is better by one sweeping fire, 10 he ruin.
ed-and subject to all the ills that flesh is heir 10, or. like
a prudent man go 10 the Protection Once, and there be
made safe. comfortable aud hsppy-we leave for you to
determine.
THE Proleciion Insurance Company Of Hartford. Conn,
having already paid over SJOO,OOO OF losses IN thc Wes-
tern Country, Is entitled 10 the highest confidence, and
their ssent A. Wheeling, Virginia.
WI. PETERSON,
viii take risks on dwelling houses, warehouses, stores.
mills. factories. &C, together win their contents, such ss
furniture, merchandise, machinery, and every other DIES.
%crtpfiOn sf insurSble property. Also, on steam, keel and
Hat boats and their oarEocs 10 and from any port on the
Western Waters, ON the most reasonable terms.
RETUR
Thesamc a. az any other Office ~ Wheeling.
Once on Monroesireet, opposite tie Monroe House,
and near the Post Ohice. jan 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
wrsrERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

IAFIIAL SJVV1IWW.
- HIS company, being now duly organised, Is prepared
Il 90 nsSe insurance on every description OF Fra and
NT.,ine Risks. such ~ dwelling houses, Store Houses, sc
Lii their contents. Also, Steam Boats, Flat hosts and
KeeI foais with their cargpes, 90 and from any port on
tbr ohio aud Mississippi rivers, or their tributary streams
Anoncatons fr Insurance 70 he made Tor the present al
ths ofHce of the Wheeling Savings Institution.
.n~ Il. mccoy Sec'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
rxqUE WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF
~ viii return 10 per cent on all prem
iums received for risks taken from this dalc, where no
toss has occurred. X. Mccoy, Sec'y.
mar 3, 1sij.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
SALE OF REAL rsTAuE.

Benjlnin McNieehcn } TSrRsrANr 20 : decree
". - rendered ia thls cause
James E1sley and otbers) hy The C.rc,il Superior couri
OF Law aud Chaucery FOR Ohio coun g on Tie 26ih day
OF June, IslG, tie uuiof signed, aching ss Commissioner
day OF August, lslG. Isl tio Font door ottLe Court Iouse
ofOhio County, The following jescTitcd lToI e-iy, that Is
30 say, an thst certain tract OF land situate on
Wheoiing Creek, adjoining land sold hy William CbSD.
line 70 Henry Moore and ECicTf BALDWIN, lcEiuuinr a. a
stake or the hank Of she creek. thence with said Moore
and Ba'dviu's line S.lfi dcg. E.to sad ChapiiuC's Zach
line, thence y. IS der. w. with said Iaskiine three hun-
dred feet. thence N-lst W totheiapk. ofN heeiingcrcek
thence up the creek with tLc mcaudCrs thereof tlIcC luu-
drcd feei 90 The iecinHing, supposed 20 c0utsin twelve
(12) acres coal, IL the same more or less. upO1 the follow
ing terms, 80 vii; one hndrcd dollars (SiO0) Of tie pur-
chase money tote paid ia hand and she residue By equal
instaimeus 81 six, twelve aud eightcen months, with in.
tcrcst from day ofsSc, the purchaser giving bond and SO.
curry. and the title retained uuiithc whole amount o.
purchase money he paid. JOHN q. EOFF, D.S.
For re WOODS Z. O. G..
jy 1G-1m Commissioners in this hchalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
NEW YORK PRINT WAREHOUSE.
PRICES REDUCED
AfHc t1iensiue EHobi stmtnt for
PRINTS ONLY BX

III CEDAR STREET, NEw YoRK.
' HIS Stock OF FnrItd CaiIcoes. ntatlv re-
'enIiy purchased lot each aud .husi crcdit. ri
gt'oIy reduced prices. are Offered ut from a. G
cents per yard iOWer than de Puces IF April.
50 purchasers are guaranteed the pnccs-and
ainN'nccs made for a given pctind.
t% Catalogues (feDeNe sd and corrected daily)-
The Puces-arc PLACED ia the hauts Of
h"'er. md sent with goods ordered. may 2s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
FAMILY GROCERY.
~ ~

oSE BOOK SoU1u OF aR. WN. n. sgi rs pRY OoODl
STORE. ofrosi1r 1Hr $40 RED hoOT.
MAiN STREET. WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE,
NO. 100 MARKET SQUARE,

NN' IvV ANh - Stti AhHs
T8st SIN ] 4 or Nrh n M1t'G AhsH
FHFliE SUBSCRIBER respectfully tuiofms tH-
~ friends 1ud tie pubiie. that's BE hls 'uken ttc
above siurc. wbcfc De- D. pre- atcd 10 receive good,
iUr sale on commls.f u 90 at anctinn attend o aii
sales uf Furniture. Mefchlbiise ~ R'al E-into o.
ihe most hypmblo terms Dry Go d.. Uutdware
BIob bnd Vtueiy Sales on Tuesday hnI Frdsy
evenings FuwIure sales o. fhc sloip ON WeInfs
day aud Saiufd.y mnmings ThsGkul lof isii
iagofs. ho vii onGtayur Go mUni o crniirusncs Of
public plfrIn19c. 90 81 Wi HALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

superior ~GunIowderTcas Indigo
Imperial do Western Reserve Cheese
Young Tyson DO KanSwha salt
black do Table do IN loves
Bcss Java Coffee Sup'r Family Flour
" Fancy Rio do " CITY cured Bacon
" old white do Hams, SlUuldcIs& Edes
4" high fav'd do Sperm Candies
MOL Chocolate Mould & dipt Taiow do
superior $ House Molasses Iarcsvile Resin SoAp
" No do shaving Soap
Douiie REID LoafSuger NariCgs'vd do IN ba's
DO do SMALL iuavcs Gavin, choices pd Tobacco
Superior Crushed Sugar Rappcc and Scotch Snua
y. Orleans do NegSiia aud Principe Ccgsrs
Z" Mes = q , MackereiHf Spanish and CON. do
MOL Herring Best Rife Powder
-" No I Trimmed Shad Lead and shot
Pepper ground and Ungd Percussion Caps
Alsricc Gloves Hacking and scruL'g brushes
Gins anon Ginger NSson's Shoe Hacking
Mustard Natmces 24,5.6,7 80, 10, & I'D Nails
Rice smyrna Figs Ropes and COrdage
Rusins French Currauis Beaycr Buckets
Fiberis English w sinuis Superior cider VINEGAR
Pec0ns So0 sh'd Almonds Wiring and Letter paper
German Nader Ink, Eiack Sand
Alum aud Copperas $40 and 1912 window rluss
Win a variety Ofoiher articles expected Iva afew DAYS
nom the Eas. and elsewhere. which ~ make tMe Sss0rt-
meat very complete, all Of which will lc sold 81 tue
cheapest rates.
Having some experience in business. I shall devote my
lest q. orts ian procuring and always keeping The lest ar
licles. with the assurance that l win sell at al times as
cheap a. any other house IN The city. and " ould most res.
pcctiully invife all those wishing a bargain To call and
~ FOR GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER WEAR
~ Fine Summer Cloths. extra Linen Drilling. lest lin
en- Checks, new style Twccds, Gsmhroons. Fine French
Cloths and Cassimsres beautiful light Crsvs's, hest Gloves
and suspenders. 0p 10. VT, sEL.BY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

NEW VARIETY AND
DRY O GT0Rr

NO. 1865 MAIN ST. WHEELING, w.
ToIN ELLIOTT formerly ofihc firm ofEliot & orr,
- having rented the store room lately occuf led by H.
Robinson. Jewellc-, i65 Main 81. 9 doors above Market
Alley, Is now opening a new and splendid assortment Of
RSS1'feSY ann H9TV dsOO0S:
Which nc will seii az cheap fnot cheaper, than any 9th
er establishment West ofthe Mountains.
MERCHANTS, Iedd,e-s and others wish.
ing TO purchase Goods. will find II TO thcir ADVANTAGE TO
cal and examine his sock before purchasing elsewhere.
A large assortment Of Brass dy and 20 hour clocks of
the hest quality, a. very reduced prices.
@ " LNDIES-A eouerai assortment on Fancy
Dry Goods. Can and examine for yourselves. No trou.
bic 20 show goods.
sPT JOHN ELLIOTT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
~ NH am
Adjusting FORSYTH < BAKuR's,

NIER 81 WHEELING. VA
THE ~SUrSCRIBER hsiiers himself fom an expert
cree OF l6 years in mercantile business Ia this CHS, tia
be oan a~u;iciga'c tic wants OF his numerous customers
aud friends in the selection OF chOisc and seasouaIlC
Goods, takes pleasure in announcing 10 thom that he is
now receiving and win continue to receive monthly
throughout the season, the largest ard hest selected stock
OF Coods ever offered IN the CiothHlg Trade ia This city,
purchased rom the hest houses IN Philadelphia AID Bat
umOre, and selected from the choicest < most approved,
mSAes the most desirable Goods OF The Season. and VIII
he sold sor 4 very small advance, viz French, English
aud Americas Broad Cloths ron s%uperfine 10 medium;
Twiled Belgian do do, Invisible Ggecn, Blue and Lon
don Brown do do; extra heavy blue and Wool BLK dou.
bic miiled Cassimcres very desirable; also single millcd
plain and fancy French aud Enyiish Cassimefcs very gu
perior and cheap; also ( and ca Gold and silver mixed
and plain Tweeds, from fine TO medium French Linen
Indiana aud Orleans do; 800 rs. Linen and Cotton Plaid,
striped and Cheek PanjalOOns; STUFF NcsIncg. PLAN,
striped, Mode, MeripO and other Fancy Ncslncs in gTCat
variety. The above goods will he made To order Us a
first rate cutter AID good w0rkncn warranted equal 10
any IN this or the Eastern cities.
RsP1C3U sseN(59 a. OEL6Ng.
Cloth Dress aud Frock Coa-s, from s%uperiue To Ne.
dun; a full and complete assOument OF Summer Coa's;
a complete assortment comprising all the varieties. quail
tiles and prices; Cassinet, Ky Jeans and Twecds Dress
sid Frock Goats; q vesy general assortment do do; Cas-
simorcs, Csssinoi, Cord and Beaverton Psnts, do do
Round Jgcke.s. &c. &C.
Also 90 doz inc Linen and Muslin Shirts: Bos0ms.
Collars, &c. Is dOz. common do, fancy striped Linen
snd Muslin do; Palmetto and LcIh0rn Has, with tire
usual variety Of Suspcnders, Hose, &c.
I invite my friends and customers aud al IN search Of
viii sell them \ good article al fair prices for cash or the
usual terms to prompt customers. Recollcct No. 20 Wa
ter street. ALEXANDER ROGERS
april ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

= E~SFECTFULLN informs his Friends and the public
~ ofthc city Nndncighlorhood that he l. now recciv.
INC and orcning fOr safe az the al owe spacious rooms. an
entirely fcsh stock OF very choice FAMILY CEOCE.
lowing articles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
FANCY GOODS.

DIV 6 ods. Fancy Culley. Clicks. Comts.
lnroads AMI 1nrcs, y cj'cs and Pms, Fish lio,ks.
t"uni"ss ed tuGrgs, Hosiery, Raoons aud
Lace Goods; Prmers B,oks aud Stationery. To-
grIief ~jih al adir,rs of Foreign Merchandise
AID D,inrstic Mau1lesI1re. 5-rCHEAP FOR
gnI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
TUE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING II
\ NEW ESTABLISHMENTS JUST OPENED BY
J. Il. TZUSS q CO..

One door ADORE the United States Hotel
WATER ST. WHEELING. VA
FSHE PROFRlErORS have Just received ard are now.
- opcuing a large and eieraat ASSORTMENT of Forcigt,
and Domestic 6osds purchased IN New York. Phiiadel.
phia and baltimore. 10 which the attention oil the cpi
zens % Wlcciing and surrounding coun Try Is respect.
fully invited.
Our stock l. perhaps, the largest in the city. cmhrac.
ing all the latest and most approved styles. consisting OF
CLOTHS. CASSINEEES. az ~
ofthesc we have a rare and excellent assortment. such
AZ Black blue Black, Invisible GTcen and other Fancy
colors; besides these we have a large aud well selected
assortment of NESrtNGS, such as plain and Fancy
Stain, plain and ned SIN. plain & fancy MSrseiics. Bun.
Cassimer0. English Quilting, &C. &c.
TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS.
Including all qualities and colors.
Irish Linens. Linen Cheek. bingham, Gsnihruons. aud
all other Light Goods suitable for Summer Ware.
n Large assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Made and trimmed in good style. TO suit the Immediate
sortment Of dne and fancy articles, such - Linen and
Cotton Shirts, shirt Collars, Bosoms, Hdkfs, Scarf, Sus.
POWDERS. Gloves. Hosiery, SC.
Having procured cutters and wOrkmcn OF acknow.
edged merit. we are prepared TO make up any article OF
tloihing 10 order. in a style that caunot fail to please
Those who appreciate a lit, combining ease and ciesance.
AMI IN fact the Good Inien, will be found 80 lie one OF the
most fashionable establishments in the city.
IN conclusion, we invite our friends respectfully. %
call and examine our stock previous 20 purchasing else
where as we are determined 10 pay that atteEtion TO ouT
customers which VIII not olly merit but secure their
patronage and influence.
JHHUss & co.
take this opportunity TO mention. that have resigned
business on my account, therefore my friends and Gus
TONERS are respectfully invited to call on me al the store
OF IfCSS & co.
0p. lG. G w GRAHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
TnE IIousr.
No, l05 CkesuHi ST, tttrceA 3rd a4.1 /,
plIINNdfI pUtA

~ ANJ N"to"HF 90. trkWtCN ora u!GA HI.
PHlLADELPHlA.
rsSHlS popular ard cenirS Ho:ef. est sHiisiied sy the
- Messrs. tndelsH, having Passed mao tuc hands of
the suasetifct ic 0tlifys 10 inform hs friends and the pub.
lie THAT u SNOW open for lie reception az guests.
To ;hCse whO have visited ''rhe Franklin House Hs
advantages a. dcsilsbl stopping place arc well known,
tothuse WHO have ugf, rwiltc only necessary Co stale
PAT y Us situated ia ne '0siest Vs1 otthe most tashiora
BE street, ia she immediate vicmGy OF tho Exchange. Poe;
once, Banks, Custom House. Places OF Amusement, Ho-
tels Steamboat Landings, Railroad De9ois, Public square,
Court houses, 30.
Since ne ohRlgoo OF proprie-ors, a large amount of mo
.ney has ieen expended ln e~slG-sing, re ftliug, re furnish.
Jag and painting. Among tlc humorous improvements
may tc mentioned improved entrances. a new ladies' Or
diuaFy, a new Gcntenals DINING. saloon, new par!ors,
new chamlets, new kncter, and new lar room, besides
many other minor improvements.
Inc principal features Of G nIst rate hotel, She Tshie'sud
inc Celia willie under The management OF Mr.. James
VI. ; andcrsor, one Of, be former pfopretors. whose amti
tion "a exec ~ a Csiereri Is well known. His widely ce.
le1raied cook, "Pelctier,H aided by experienced assistants
VIII still continue 10 'e his righ. hahd man.
The Otcc and books viii he under the charge OF Nh. G..
7. Bufnhain, lac me ale od4tor o. .he Daily Ohio Union.
ofCnciunati, aud more recently % Boston. IN short,
greai c~NertiuIs have been uSlc, end hereafter wiz nor lc
spared, 90 render ihe "Ftaukiin'. one OF ths yEtY FIBsr
hoies Tor comfort, convenience and good living.
jy ~ wv MINOR.