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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-11


TIE CHEAPEST GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
~ PHTL.EDgzFHGs.
NOLD Levers, full jewelled, $500
Va Silver do. do $500
Gold Lepines, iewelled, 5000
Silver do. do. 1900
Silver Quarter Watches, fine
quality, 1000
Gold Watches, plain, 1900
Silver Speclacles, us
Gold Pencils, 200
Gold Bracelets, 800
Also, on hand, a large assortment Of Gold
ard Hair Bracelets, Finger Rings. Breast Plus,
Hoop Ear Rings. Gold Pens, Siieer Spoons,
Sugar longs, Ihimbles, Gold, Neck, Curb and
Fob Chains, Guard Keys and Je,ceby, at equal
ly low prices. All | want is a call, TO con
vince customers. All kinds Of Watches and
Clocks repaired, and warranted to keep good
time for one year. Old gold and silver bought
for cash, or taken in exchange. Eight Day
and Thirty Hour Clocks at
LEWIS LADOMUS'
Clock, Watch and ,Je,cellg Store, No 4l3i,
Market ST.. ADORE | tn, North SIDE, Phila
COL have also some Gold and Silver Levers,
cheaper than The Adore prices
N. B.-A liberal discount made to persons
buying to sell again. Can and see
May 81, lS46-6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-11
FORWARDING g. COMMISSION
BUSINESS.

TIME undersigned, having leased the Ware
n House at the Mouth Of Opequon Creek.
owned by Daniel B. Morrison, Esq, and late
" occupied by Alexander Shafcr, is now pre-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-11
For the lth Of July.

HVHE PICTORIAL JUBILEE DOU-
Il BILE "BROTHER JONATHAN"
"a Fourth Of July Present-and few Books,
have just been received by Fl. X. GREGG,
as the Gazette Official of which will be
sold at the Publishers prices for cash.
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Peg5fSC Safe
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Esous ch0sd ~ Kitchen Fur
niture,
Of the deceased, consisting Of
Beds and Bedding
Chairs, Capetnig, and Clock;
Side Board, Bureaus, Tables, and varie-
ty OF other articles of similar character.
ALSO,
"A Barouche and Harness;
a Ipagoa and Gears;
Horses 3 Co,rs;
Sleigh; some Hogs;
"A lot Of Corn and Bacon;
"A Cooking Stooe with sundry other ar
ticles not necessary to particularise.
1e,1ns.-Upon all purchases Of s. and I'M
der, the cash will be required upon all sums
above s., a credit OF six months win be given
the purchaser executing bond with satisfac-
tory security. No property to be removed I'M
I'll The cash is paid or bond executed as afore-
said. CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER,
JOHN w. BOYD,
.4dnluistrat0s Of Harrison gVaite, decd.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-11
RELIGIOUS.

Elder GEoHeE l. ELeis is expected 10 preach at |
the opequon Meeting Housc on Saturday and sun
day, the 9Th and l4th inst. June 4.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-11
Tobacco and Segars.
HARDWARE

KEILL~SAWS--Cast and German Steel !;
AVE- Cross Cut Saws, do. do vari-
Gus lengths;
Hunts superior Chopping Axes-large and
small size;
Do. do. Hand do.--with handles !;
Do. do. Claw and Singing Hatch
ets-with handles;
Drawing knives-Kid and Butchers make;
super Parallel Wise; Wire Rat Traps;
4 Hinges; Garden and Corn Hoes;
Garden Rakes; Whip Saws;
Hand Saws. spring cast and German Steel;
Chisels-Finner's Morticeing and Sockets
Carpenters Braces and Bits;
Sheep Shears, SC. &c. for sale BY
March 25 ID. s. WHITE
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-19

crslxsssa lines q lees make . squeeze.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14

Kennedy Preston King lawrence Leib Sere Lewis Levin
Lyon, Lumpkm, Mselsy, MCLEAN, McClelland, McCler-
Heary MsIlsaiue Mckay John r Martin Barclay Martin,
NofSis Nurse, Mouton Niyen, Norris, Owen, Parish,
Payne, Periil, Perry Petit, Phelps, Pollock Price, Ram
~, Rathbun Reid, Relic, Ritter Roberts, Root, Rhnk,
Rasel saStelle Sawyer seanmon schenck Seaman
rance, Leonard H. Snm Albert Smith, Thomas smith, Ro-
ht smith, Stanton, Stark Stewart, ST John, Strong
Man Tibbs.s, Tden, Towns Tran,bo, Vance wentworth
Wheston,. White Wick, Williams, Wlmos woodruff
Woodworth. Yell, Young, Yost-I63.,,. , ~,
NAYS--Messrs Abbott, Ashmun, Bayly, bednser, Mil
ton Brown Burt John @. Clapman Augustus A. Chapman,
Cooke, Coamcr Cranstoa Crozier Da'yan barrett DAVIS
Dixon, Dockcry, Edwin H. Ewing, Foot Gentry Grinneil
Hubbard Samuel d. Hubbard Hudson, Hunter, Joseph X.
Ingorso Daniel r. King, Leake, Long Marsh Miller,
Moseey Peadle,on, Rhrtt Julius Rockwell, John Rock
u. smith, Stephens, Suohm rhbodeaux Benjamin Thomp-
son, Toombs, Tredway, yinton, Winthrop, Woodward,
Wright, Yanccy--ss
The resolution then (forthwith read the third time
and passed withou, division count
Mr.. B0WLIN moved that the House reconsider the vote
the passage Of the resolution and moved the previous ques
ton which seconded
And under It's opeaion the question put the motion
to reconsider which passed in the negative.
And 80 fae resolution stands passed
The said resolution, passed. in the following words
Resoiue By he Senate and House Of Representatives of the
Uafcd States If 4mcicd Congress assembled That the
President OF the United States notice be given the
Government Of Great B tan that the enon between the
United States Of America aud Great Britain concerning the
territory the northwest OF America OF the Stony
Mountains OF the 9th OF August 1897 signed London, shall
be anulied and abrostca twelve mouths after giving said
notice.
Q. And be further resouco That nothing herein contained
Is intended Interfere with the right and discretion OF the
pursue negotiations Of the
yersy respecting the Oregon territory. 80
And the House, at o'clock T. NJ, adjourned until to
morrow l2 o'clock.
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concurred in, and the bill was order

The amendment concurred in, and the bill order
ed TO a third reading
1t was read the third time.
Mr. HOPKINS asked for the yeas and nays on the passage
They refused and the question was taken.on the
passage, and passed in the affirmative.
The Pension Bill under consideration in the House
two days subsequent to the above proceedings but decisive
action has not yet been had npon it, The House yesterday
for the first time this session. devoted the day private
business
The topic of debate in the Senate during the week has been
the Oregon Question: which subject Mr.. ALLEN occu-
pied the floor for two days. and Mr.. JOHN NJ. CLAYTON
one day The debate will doubt be continued for some
days TO come.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14

Naval ArrAIRs.We that Mr.. BAeBr has introduced
bin into the Senate to incorporate the Nary Of Texas
the Navy of the United States and that the bill has been
fcned to the Committee Naval Affairs. We were under
the impression that the Navy Of 7sras had been dbanded
during the Presidency Of Mr. Houston II there
Texan in existence at the time of annexation, and there
fore to incorporate into navy. If incorporate
the Nary Of Tsras into the navy Of the United States
place the officers who in the Texan navy that of
the United States and the heads of those who have
served the United States faithfully and zesouy moth
ing in such by Government but rank injustice
every aspect we can view it.--U S. Gazcffe
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14


Speaking Of the late news brought by the brig
Somsrs, from yers Cruz, Of another revolutionary
movement, having ssken place in Mexico, the New
Orleans Bee Of the Sd instant says;
Private letters of the latest dates, both from
yers crux and the city Of Mexico, make no men
ton OF these nmoss. and the writers generally
persons Of high rospectabiliy. whose means Of in.
formation are ample, We feel inclined 10 give ere
dence 10 their statements II is possible, however
that accounts Of connections or disturbances in pro-
sinces not very remote from Vera Cruz may reach
that port before they known AT Mexico, and this
may partially account for the contradictory charac.
Ter Of the adssces."
There appears 10 be no doubt that Yucsian has
declared her independence.
The Mexican papers say nothing OF Mr.. SLipELL.
The following = extracted from the correspondence
Of the Nem Ori.ms Picayms,
SHAW yaap. Pssssssr,, J.s. ~, Isas.
"The sosners arrived from ysss csus to-day. she brings
DATES from Vera csgr ne sob January. aud late a. the
7,h from the ray IL Mssico Leu wnrr. ofthe somess,
bearer u dispatches Minister in MEXICO and len
the capital In eompsy with Mr. srsrlt on me i7,h Janu-
AIRY. Mr. slhsH VIII remain ., jsiaps icw weeks before
proceeding 70 vsr. cr The dlsonns~s II the Mexican
Goscfnment n furnishing Minister with escort, which
demanded ., leas, kmnist hsiow finally giant
cd, and the an pssisncss under which delayed
fused from tins 10 tue have een thought 10 indicate dis
position 10 desaa Mnss- IN the country the last pca
bic moment he~s that the sentiment a shs peope might
6nsss ,ske sssm favorable 10 negotiation.
Iniosm4tcn received BY psss,s sdsoes from Meaea
the day sher NJ. Whit sA that Gen Aslsrs had ansss
San Luis rcos and declared favor II the annsr order
Of things. and invited all 10 ON him In putting down the
voIuonists sd thoss who would destroy the peace Of The
country.
The Santa Anna party h growing stronger every day In
Vera C. u Is confidently asserted that, fhe 10 make
his appearance any tms, he would b. supported by
mediate p@uaoaen,o II j. though, that the revolutions
~ Gosemmsn, will not, therefore, venture weaken their
force the cabosrd by ning any military naval dc,sc
inent agaua the rehcIlicus Yucaisnos."
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14

Dss.s.rr Aer,pssr.--Ths Ncrh Adsms Cisssachu-
s) Tsn-crgs relates hs p~scusxs q dreadful accident
A~xhas party. by Which srvsssl persons have been
us',~~J scs h& xnA shsss = ksssi Gin survive On
Msn&y Is~s In ycusg snA Of the village went
usual 10 h~ sop d Chssrh hin down which they have
h.x.soas s.sn.~s The h w.s complete sheet Of icc ffon
ne sp she hss~ ard twenty Eve q ,hsm h'adsd them
ss~ afa iarzs s~ssh, with ~sss one m 'front.' upon
ssss ord ~ gasis M shsHs The 'rsoo She's CUISINES.
~.- - s~ - esurm.rd a she ~,gh hecrc wsched
shs tss q ne hH. ssl Jc~n u'sh ~ hrsns nu-
sSss ~ Ne shs rsxAns az mighty ~ind, .na' anlns
zvss mspls wssn a. de-~n sh'.sssd ~ sn 70 soms.
49, shn~ ds~hcd 9Th ssrnsss nscs aeama N
-. - ~ sa,ssn,ur nr sueh she vocnce OF the
ssrk sh~s IN tss ss ma ~hols twenty-five w.ss com
v<S~sy summed and Ny hslr N hssP Of tom and lses
~ hx~s ara .en nnl- The crash hks that q isn
IN huhrx and me spectacle shc~c who first snivea
~ .,ss vas truly spp.hns Several we're sarpsa
5~.d ana ~.s. IN cr she~ who's xrcAns and sruns o.
Il INV. s--.s.ncs sh~f thew vet hw ssd sonen"s 80
m,~~ n ,bs ~heis nuns~s s~sp>d unhsr some ~
s~ss~s -~ssa. Internal INJURIES cshsr are m'"''' wv
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14

The bill 10 call Convention to reform the Constitution of
vnarsI defeated in the House Of Delegates Of that
on Tuesday The proposition to organize ON the white
basis having been lost the friends OF change in the Cons
tuition united with their opponents, and postponed the bill in
definitely The proposition for Convention would have been
learned but for the opposition Of the western members who pre-
erred bill to organizing the Convention me
basis as now prevails in clecng members Of the Legislature
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14

Letters from Havana state the return from the
United States, accompanied by his family, Of Gen.
RoBERT b. CAmrpELI, Consul Of the United States
for that port. His return was welcomed by his
counirymen there, who hold him in high estimation
for the honorable manner in which he has discharged
the duties OF his station.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14

On Monday last at noon salute Of ono hundred guns was
fired in ALExaspaA accordance with resolution passed
at public meeting elm honor Of the Old Dominion, her
Legislature and People," in consequence Of the recent action
with regard to the proposed rerocesson Of the town Of Alex
andria 70 Virginia
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14

IsronrASr DscIsioS.--The Assistant Vice Chancellor
has decided that bonds Of the Dry Dock Company amount
ing $3.50 oOo with interest since 1888, void the
ground Of usuy The bonds given to the American Life
Insurance and Trust Company, secured by mortgage on real
cstate.--N Y Mirror.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14

gold medal has been presented to Mr.. GRgEN, the
formed gambler by citizens Of Cincinnati for his efforts
In procuring the passage of act to prevent gambling passed
January 10, 1916.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14

suit has been brought against B. LAuRxSr, Receiver Of
Public Moneys and his securities and verdict rendered for
the United States for S33, 1913.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14

We learn from the Lexington Mo- Telegraph
that Major HARvrE, Superintendent Of Indian Ar
fairs has succeeded in negotiating treaty with tie
Kansas Indians for the purchase Of the territory
now occupied by them. The amount purchased is
stated at two millions Of acres, and includes some
Of the most desirable territory in the valley OF the
Missouri. portion Of the territory is intended for
the location of the Pottawatames. The Kansas
move still further west.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14
PROM TEXAS.

We have dates from Galveston Of the 2sih and
from Corpus Christi Of abe 22d. The Corpus
Christi Gazette, slluding TO the movement Of Gen.
PAREDKs, says:
"The people Of Mexico the frontier In favor Of
ncxation TO the United States and The army against
with Texas. treaty Of peace would he popular with
all parties. General ARIsrA In favor Of fair and honor
able adjustment, Of all difficulties by negotiation by she
sword" The paper says that the health Of the army
is reported to be good.
Settlements rapidly growing up the Nuecss.
hunting party from the Nueces had just returned TO Corpus
Christ, with twenty deer three tigers, and lots Of wild
turkeys.
said that the collectors Arkansas and Corpus Christi
have charged the suffers Of the United States army about
$4,000 for duties articles imported for the troops The
Houston Star says that President Josrs had authorized the
collectors remit the extra duty Of five per cent imports
quasi treaty
Parties Of traders from all the settlements for three hundred
miles the Rio Gande and far inland Monterey visit
ed Corpus Christi during the week Of the 22d, they has
little report had reached ARsrA at Monterey tina
MEyrA, Mstmoras, has declared against the Govenmen
favor Of Paroles force Of two thousand ordered b.
march Maam0ras for the purposs II quelin
the revolt By arrival h Corpus Christi On shr morning
OF the 22d from MGR understood that General Ansa
with his whole force, s Monterey, and also that thu
report Of Mejias trcachcy doubtful Advices from Ma
amoras to the 18th instant had subsequently been received
All quiet there, although there is thought TO be undc
secretly in favor Of Paredcs and that the continued
success Of Paroles would in time produce change IN the
public mind, and induce Matsmorss to join the revolt
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14

We learn from the Richmond Wing ,hss the bill for the
extension q the James River and Ksn.whs Canal 70 Bucha
man, and H. eonnerion with Underwater. under
mated d-ca-sn the Virginia Houss q Delegates So
,wday. AMI i"d.fraeiy postponed, BY majority Of
,ue vases
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14

WIscossIS.--A bill is before the Legislature OF
Wisconsin Territory providing for the formation Of
the Territory into State, and its admission into
the Union. The bill provides that vote shall be
taken the lst Of April next for and against State
Government. IL majority should decide in It's
favor the census is TO be taken, and members 10 a
Convention to form constitution are to be appor-
toned by the Governor. The election Of delegates
is then to be held, and the Convention is 10 meet
on the 9th of November next
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14


The government paper OF yesterday morning in
forms its readers that it has prepared a long art-
cle' in reply to the remarks which we have had
occasion TO make on the rejection by the Executive
of the arbitration proposed by the Government OF
Great Britain. We shall see what the " article"
amounts to, when il is published.
But the government paper maintains the popu-
Larityof this step on the part of the Executive, and
quotes as authority its New York correspondent,
who says that he has "not yet met with indivi-
dual but who approves Of the Presidents dciermi-
nation" This must be because Of his having seen
but few people Against such representation Of
the state Of feeling in the city Of New York, we
present the following conclusive evidence from the
most thorough-gong Administration paper in all
New York, which goes FOR the whole OF Oregon
or none," and has heretofore frankly expressed the
opinion that in pursuit of this object, cit is duty
rather to seek than to evade war ~
IRON THs NEW roHx DAILY 6LoBE or rEB. IL.
"This great city is the highest Of croaksm- the
croak-the mechanic, the merchant, and the iawyo,
cnoAK-men women and Children all croakthe dogs and
cats crosk-Boadway croaks, and Wall crosksthe
Croon fountain itself croaks-thc delum Of croakng is
here Cracking the order Of the day who don't
croak is thought fool he pronounced unsc, and sent
of 10 the mad house, under regular process Of commission
of unacy The air is full Of croakingall the while, mid
work to croak the Government with dsgraccI and ill.,
advised settlement of the Oregon question. They crosk ccr
naly Of war, war, war.
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TUESDAY, FEBRuARY 10, 1916.
FORTIF.CATIONS

The House resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole
the state Of the Union, (Mr DaoDnEAD in the chair and
proceeded the consideration OF the bill making appropa
tons for certain Notifications Of the United States for the year
ending 30ih juno, lsi7.
The appropratons contained in the bill are as follows
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

Baltimore, Oct /. Isle SIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05


HAlE jns, Is<sisea. direct from HE New.
N York. PkiiadeIphis, and Baltimore mar
lets. Vsry extensive ussortmento Of new and
bsenl1fdI E5ods. suitable for the season. which
they are BOW prepared 10 oIer At unparalleled
low prices Possessing The ability 10 purchase
h any market, their goods have beer purchased
low and selected uith great care, and they orS
determined 70 cell them atsuch prices Is viii
give perfect Satisfaction 70 every purchaser
Those persons uho have already .sxsmihei
their new goods pronounce them unequalIed Tor
eheapness. They hsve good Csssinetss for 30
70 Is cassimeres from 81 10 l,5O; cloths 81
70 dolls; very large and elegant assortment
Of caiicoes from 10 l6 also. Cashmere a.
Ecosse, Mouselinss. Chussns, Silks, RioGFande,
Palo Alto, Maismoras and Gala Piaids. from
81 70 ], Is. new and beautiful article for La
dies apparel also, eapesS collars, ehenizeits,
under sleeves, &c.
Their assortment Of Ladies and Gentlemen's
and Boys dress goods IS now complete. They
will keep constantly on hand, an extensive as.
sertmeni Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensuare,
Cedar, Stone, and Tin do, Boots. Shoes.
Hats. Caps, Bonnets, Leather, Bacon, Fish,
Sch, &c. &c.
Their terms being cash OF produce, they are
enabled thereby TO sell Al smaller advance
than other merchants moi havingto make up
on those Who paJcash, the losses. BY those who
fail 10 meet their engagements. An we ask il
an examination Of our stock.
Dufield's Depot, Oct %, 1916.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
JUST RETURNED.

0NliE undersigned have Just returned from the
u Eastern Markets with a.large and fashionable
SIMPLY Of Fall and her pre.ea, purs has,
consists Of n 4 n
sisek aad Blue. Cloths, Olive. Gold-mixtures and
Grown, and West of England do,
IL heavy English doe skins do,
Fspry Cassmeres, a great variety, II
Black t;assimere, Palo Aho Twifis.
Pato Alto Plaids, great variety,
Iwilled, plaid snd plain GAg hams,
Cashmere and " DOL Shawls,
dozen heavy Merino Shavis,
Musisriine de Lsins, French Cashmeres,
Plaid and plan Closkings,
Freneh Ginghams, Green Braizc, 4
Oil cslicoes, great variety of patterns,
Bed and other Blankets, doz servants Iar &c do,
Madras Cravats, Canton and other fIsnnels.
2picces Black Alpaca, Table Diaper,
lrish Linens, two pieces vide, Cotton Diaper.
Grasiuated Cashmere Robes,
Do Calico do SIX fringe
hiooanus, French Flowers. Neck Ties, Sc. BE. q
UT -. -. HEfLEB0WER & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

Cloths, Cassimeres and Hestiags.
UNHE GentieGen Of our Town aud county
y are invited 10 an examination Of my sup
Ply OF French and English Cloths, Cassimeres,
and yestings, at prices greatly reduced. Il
wish TO show them 10 all, whether they wish 10
buy or not, as know they cannot fail to make
q favorable impression. ~ MILLER.
Oct 8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
UNI TED STATES
III o II Ell.

u ar RS Ferry. Va.
'kNHE undersigned most respectfully infor M
= the public that he has leased The Hotel y
Harpers-Ferry, known as The UNITED STATES
HOTEL. He has been catered by he lind
testlmonialsh he has received Of the saiisfat tion
and approval Of his conduct as . lander a
Charissioisa, and bringing to his residence The
experience Of some years. he believes he will be
aoleto maintain hischarseier among his friends.
and 10 acquire new tributes Of approb,tIo5
from the travelling public. He IS deietmiaed
70 Keep coed house, and one which viii re-
commend itself.
he asks the travellers BY the Rail Road :,
veil IS al others 10 give hin one call, and II
there be any reasonable cause Of comnIsint of
The fare o. The manner Of lis serviee. 4 second
visit uillnDt be expected He will endssvor 10
Be polite and conrteors. and an n his ernDIoT
connected with the Hotel, win be required 10
practices The same deportneni. Preparslion,
have been made for The aeeommodation Of visi-
lers-singly Or in families, aad tAe be3t he
ma keis afford will Be al The service Of 81 "a
irons. His bar will Be fnrpished Win rood
WINES and LIQUORS. and biz Stable viii 5,
attended By one Of ths best ssilsfs The siate
can produce. JOS. y. ARRIlI
April 70 lsfA