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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
AFFAIRS IN SANTA FE.

From the st. Louis Union Nov. IL
The following extracts from private letter, written
dated October 4th, have been handed to for publca
ton by friend. The gold of which the cross and ear
drops made, resembles the South American, and
is very pure. The mines in that ncighborhood will be
Of great value when worked by skiul persons:--
Standing one day at the Majors door,
attention attracted by the sound of music in my
rear coming up the street On turning discovered 1t
DO q funeral procession for two chldren-the one
about two years old, the other ten daysdresed with
black velvet rocks, caps and shoes, with each
hand One had light silver sword lying its breast
The procession was preceded by music consisting OF
banjo and Gddle, playing the most mirthful music.
followed to the church TO witness the ceremony. On
arrival there the corpses were down the door,
entity priest out and after sprinkng them
they carried into the chapel, where pray
read and they again sprinkled. Not having COT
fms they taken IRON their biers and deposited in
the grave (Which ten feet deep when the sexton
and oera threw down huge stones upon their bodies,
that mashed and malaed them that their blood could
be seen scattered the sides of their grave they then
eeded to fill up with dirt sc is usual with
During the whole Of the foregoing roceedngs the
sc kept up q series OF lively fandango' airs The
friends Of the deceased children then proceeded to their
house where they had fandsngo, which witnessed
Northeast from here, about half mile, they are build.
ing fine fort to mount twenty seven guns, and ABOUT
one hundred and fifty soldiers are daily at work at
Ten acres of good land in Missouri are worth one hun
dred such as here for the purposes oil cult
vstion The gold mines being the only thing oil great
value In this part OF the couItry, farming - d very
low ebb although have onions, green peppers, peas
beans and garden PRODUCTS but those are about all
The and earring drops send gu, are made OIL
tho pure gold from the mines near here.
Our Rio del Norte has catfish Of large size, suckers
and cells; the other streams being small have only trout
mipnows, &c The mountains are filed with deer, elk
snd turkeys.
We have three candidates Co Coaxsess from this Ter
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The Markets-.arripals from the Brasss-
&c. &c.
As predistedil my last. the demand for cotton this
week has been brisk and the market animated until to-
day. when there slight hesation nsnisatsd on the
part of purchasers on account ofths fas sfths mail
from beyond Chx11soh. from which 3 nSsEue&s the
foreign is in town by express. dosbt, however,
if the sales of the day when business closes will be found
much short of 1000 bales The sales have been quite
heavy during the last two days. and prices have quite
recovered from the partial decline Of last week The
sales of Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday amount to
IL 500 bales at very firm prices Tho arrivals Of tue
week. including to-days have reached 200 bales The
amount hand ia small not exceeding 900 bales The
sugar market has been very brisk prices having advan
ced u cent from last week, at which rates upwards
Of IL, 900 hhds have already changed hands. There
has been good demand for moasses there has been
change in prices. There has been little doing in
-four except on Tuesday, when there a good de-
mand The prices range from So 40 10 So So The corn
market is dull There has been very slight alteration
in exchanges but trivial to mention Freights have
improved shade The weather continues delightful
There arrival from the Brazos yesterday, rs
late as the Sd inst but not particle OF news The Gal
weston also arrived from Galveston this morning, but
with later intelligence from the army. Among the
passengers the gallant Capt Walker, and Col Jack
Hays. The Edith, from the Brazos, spoken by her
Theatricals still continue to flourish notwithstanding
there g burst up" last night At the National
Theatre in consequences of the non ymen of the
scians they refused to discourse any music at ALL and
several OF the actors for the refused strut
their brief hour upon the stage and the audience
dismissed The theatre has had good houses since they
opened but there probably large debt for altering
the theatre that had to be settled between the
pany and the mechanics the manager fell to the ground
There small specimen of row in saloon in the
American Theatre building last night in which Of
the managers Mr. Place. figured. Some individual adj
dressed him by epithet at all palaeable, when
the manager struck HIM a blow over the face with
cane whereupon there was great springng OF rattles
and terrific rush of people the fight and the
who had been struck marched off to the watch house.
while the assaultng party quietly stepped out and
unmolesed suppose it was all according to Jefer
sons MANUAL The audience hearing the springing of
rattles wanted to 60 out thinking the theatre was
fire. but prevented by those who knew better.
The ballet corps still attract excellent houses at the
French theatre. They will produce La sylphide",
next week Yours, sc. ID.
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Political.

North CAROLINA The legislature Of this State as
sembled on the 10Th instant Hon. Edward Stanley was
chosen Speaker of the House, and Hon. Andrew Joyner
Speaker of the Senate.
Peter B. Starke Of Lowndes county Mississippi the
wing candidate for the vacancy in the present Congress-
caused by the resignation of Jefferson Davis There are
four or five democratic candidates in the field.
ARKArsAs-The Legislature convened on the 9Th inst,
md organized by the election Of w H. Sebastian as
President Of the Senate and Albert Rust Speaker OF
the House. The message Of Gov, Drew announces tina
the State debt amounts to 227 3d. With annual
accrupg interest of $l61G6O TO- The Governor
mends that the State Bank be wound up The population
of the State being increase of fifty per cent
m last six wears.
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Troy MORNING AMI EV ENlNG LINE
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
.SxlsnN - FOH ALBANY AND TRof-From the
Steamboat Per Ct the foot OF Barclay s.reet
~aEk<k-L sadns At feeh,sili, vest FONT Nsw
bursh hamion, Milton fcughkefps,e yas rsfk nhns
kindsrhook and itrlorc.
yssaliast and dinner on board the boat
Ibe stear,bosi NIAGARA, will leave on Monday, Wed
nesday and Fridsy Mornings a. NJ
a ne steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain s'erham, or
Trssss' Ant sday aud Saturday mornings, att O'CLOCK
tsr Mssss freight apply Or bo.rs or oss the
utnt
NEW YCEK. ALBANY AND TI.UY iLAE.
= ,R ALBANY AND Troy DIRECT,
,.syas TN loot Of Courandt Tuesday Thursday
nd Saturday evenings, % five O'Clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. WIN. II. Peck, viii
leave on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evening",
,,Iag those Boats will arrive in tims 10 tI
.. soro,ns ir;n OF Cars from Troy Buffalo, NJ
sa,n 10 sss,atapa, Whitehall and Lake Cbampian.
Scr f.sags o. Freight apply on board or at tho Oss
No freight taken sfier ~ O'Clock.
NOTiCE-A goods, freight, ssnh bills, .peeie OF sny
etneT kn8 properly positively az the owners rsk 1881
OPPOSITION TICKET OFFICE FOR THE
NORTH AND WEST.
.axr,~a On FOR ALBANY, Is cents; Utica, 81 BY
GIl racuse, So 50; Oswego 81 Is Rochester,
IS Buffalo s. Clr ;seiaa e "i r xnl,
mourn 81 pIi,.bglh 80 Detroit, mchssp 20 Cnen
IS Sd Hamilton IS so; Kingston, - eoi Whitehall " %;
Montreal IS 8-Passensers, by spliyng San YET theif
tickets al Tie ohcc NO 100 Barclay street, al ho above
prices nav Aos,,
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Religious Intelligence.

ST. Andrews Church. Lambertville, N j., was TO be
consecrated by Bishop Doane yesterday.
The new Presbyterian Church at Clinton. N. j., will
he dedicated wednesday, the 25th inst Dr. KikYn,
trick is expected to preach the dedication sermon
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The Msrylan State Temperance Convention assem-
bled in Baltimore on Wednesday Dr. Joel Hopkins was
chosen President
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ALBANY, Nov. I9, lst6-la NJ. \
Blunder in the War Office - The Regulations - The
Troops, &c.
Mr.. Secretary Marcy, Of his clerks most like
ly, has been guilty Of an egregous bunder altogether
inexcusable at this crisis We bound to expose this
undiplomatic error, and we will proceed to do it.
What probably intended to be the requisition of
the Secretary of War upon the Governor of this State
for regiment Of troops arrived here in the mail of last
evening. But on breaking the seal Of the envelope
with the secreary's coat of arms upon it, it appeared
that in the haste Of sending of these acquisitions to the
of the several States that the intended
for his Excellency George NJ Briggs Governor of Mas
sachusets had been sent by his Sscretaryship to the
Governor of this State What faur pas was that-eh
What vainous mistake, which, in Of invasion or
insurrecon might have put Mr. Wright 10 his trumps
and compelled him to exercise discretionary power in
the calling out of the troops. All Mr.. Secretary Mar
cy such mistake in Bonaparte at Wagram or Auster
litz, in giving orders to his aid decampg, would have
lost him the battle and the Emperorship. Look out
then, Mr.. Secretary, for reprisals.
The consequence OF this blunder was that Horace
Moody Esq, the energetic and gentlemany private Sc
cretary Of Governor Wright, down to the telegIa
phc Office, and autographed Mr.. Secretary Marcy that
he had sent him the wrong paper.
The requisition upon Gov Briggs received here, or
ders the Massachusetts regiment rendezvous at Bos
ton
The requisiti0n upon Governor Wright expected to
reach here tomorrow night when, telegrsphed you
last evening" the first regiment Of volunteers will un
doubleday receive the call of his excelency.
The rain is falling to-day in deluge.
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ritory, viz: VIM Smith, Eugene Lesnsdoer and James

rory, viz: VIM Smith, Eugene Leitsnsdorfer and James
Power.
Major Eimondson arrived yesterday with his command
and the captaincy is filed by John Dent Esq.
aOur far famed city Of Santa Fe, Governors palace,
Court houses, and ALL is formed of dry mud (callea
adobie) first shaped in moulds eighteen by nine inches
and hardened in the The walls of the houses after
being first by such rough materials are plastered
with midland afterwards made smooth by operation of
the hand with water, then whitewashsd with burnt sng
glass
The timber Immediately about here consists of pine,
pinon, and scrub osk except on the water courses,
where cotton wood quaking asp, ash, and some other
varieties grow.
The furniture of the houses such chairs tables and
bedseads is made OF pine roughly put together.
The dress of the lower class consists or the mem of
white domestic shirt drawers with the legs half yard
wife, and pants open ul the way up outside and
breo, wering all the purposes Of umbrella from its
enormous brim. The ladies a petticoat some
what abbreviated, and their head and shoulders
with long shawl called reboso White and red pants
indispensable articles with thu Santa Fe ladies at
their toilette, well with some of my acquantances
in st. Louis
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NEWS FRGM THE ARMY.

There 10 letter Captain Calhoun, OF the Georgia
volunteers dated Monterey, October ~, making known
that the 18th, there skirmsh about six miles
from Monterey, between party of the Georgia regi
ment. its way from Camargo, and body Of the ma
raudng rancheros under Cabales The GeoIg ians
commended by Lieut. Horne and began the atack they
made ten of the rancheros prisoners killed one and cap
tured some baggage. Several were wounded None Of
the Georgaps were killed wounded. The despatch
adds CsDaes had just left the rancho to arrange
sauit for the night Our troops had encsmped, with q
heavy train, loaded with provisions"
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LATER FROM RIO DE JANEIRo.-The brig Chris
tina, Hanna, from Rio dc Janeiro, October 4th,
arrived at this port last night Capt II. brought pa.
pers He states, however, that nothing Of polti-
cal character had ranspred since last advces He also
informs that the statement which has been pomulga
ted for time past TO the effect that the merchants
at Rio we're mid in shipping in American bottoms ing
to arprehensions of Mexican prIvateer altogether er-
roneous the only difficulty 10 procuring reights for
American vessels arose from the scarcity Of cofee-the
receipts Of that article being very limited TOR sixty days
prior the date Of the Cs sailing The prices OF coffee
Of all grades had advanced shade owing to the limited
supply market No alteration in the quotations
principal articles Of American produce those last
published by under date OF september 23Norfh fine
yJca
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LAKE IgTELLIaEvcE-We find in the Buffalo
Morning Express, an account of collision in the
Detroit River between the seambo Red Jacket and
st. Clair the latter vessel was sunk-no lives were
lost The correspondent Of the paper gives
list of vessels building for lake navigation: A
new steamer (the Excelsor) building the st. Clair
river; steamer of 800 TONS building at Port Huron
the ST. Clair rver steamer at Detroit Of 600 tons two
at Ashtabula of 400 at vermillion; Of 400 at
Maumee In Buffalo CITY, there being
structed Of 700 tons of $40 tons; vessel
of $50 tons; Of 250 two Of 120 and of $50 tons
In Cleveland steamer of 900 tons; propeller of 400
tons one of 400 TONS one of $50 and one Of eo at Euc.
lid ten miles below Cleveland vessel of 40 tons; at
Black River three; at Milan three and at Huron two all
of the largest class.
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War Intelligence.

SPECIAL DESPATCH TO TIE N. Y HERALD OFFICE.
U. 3. SQUADRON, OFF ANTON L,xARDo.}
Oct
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10 ~ -

THE subscribers beg inform their friends aud the pub
i Tic TINT they have been appointed by JOHN BARRIE,
Esq OF Havre. in New York for the above line
Of which will be despatched om Havre weekly through
the The ships Of this line will be Of the first
class commanded by of charac and ability, and the
greatest taken every satisfaction shippers
also promote The comfort and of
As the Of freight and will be much less than by
other lines, shippers and passengers wall doubtless consult
their by apply for turtle inormaton to
w. x J. I. TAPSCOTT, &c South st,
I'd door below Burng slip,
ms j. BARBE, Havre
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
G.. NSPAUCU CO

NO 80 Weaf Main SITefi,
A RE now receiving largo invoices Of Spring
ana summer Cohing selected manufactured win much
expressly Tor the Rehmond adeamone our toet NAV be-
found Engh Ftch and German Cotb dres. oek Goats
Tweed Drap rfie Cashmere Lines Sc Goats Eny.h
French ani Cashmere sk satin Rom
Valencia phin and figured harrccs Vo-stofete win
vafcy o fancy dress ace o. The patterns We
respectfully the attention n purchasers extensive
stock determined upon making quick ad
B-Our stock in few days will bo complete comprising
every style o. gatmcai in the geuteman's line.
April ~, tsf6,-dam
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN gTATE

VNNHE Fnnkn Manufacturing Company on hand Al then
PAPER WILL ne Depot u The Southern Railroad rood
assortment of supehne fine and letter folded and
ha ruled and plain; aso MEDIUM printing envsop and
wuppinv u various the wholesale prce.
o which they invite public suenton assured quality
price their Manufacture win bear eomparson production
o. Northern Factory They prepared o,ersfor
description Of paper that the matet their may
require. Merchants and dealers requested 70 call Payer
MI and Examine iof themselves NH tU
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" H. w
LIVERY STAB Z.

IINIIE subscriber having leased the Lipery Sta
- " bciwccn 7th and 18th Streets or~anf occupied
by Mr. decd would inform his fends pubc
generally that be- prepared accommodate their Horses Mules
&C the reasonable To those having oRsrs board
would SUCH fry, 81
ny AMI business he hopeso
merit shafr pubic rauouagc. j. H. JOBSON.
nae, Mafrbs d1,
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no BUYERS OF FURNITURE
a. 1 w MEEKC

HAVING facilities for manufacturing kinds n M
Fashionable and SpiesdA FaHrs used beg leave
specially NE Of Southern Gentlemen Ladies
visiting New Yok their Establishment No ~ Nescy
few doors from the Asor House ~ their Store Rooms will be
found ock q Furniture made IN tho most ancient and
modern Parsan drsiraie such Egyptian
Ezabethan Gothic Louis XIV and XIV. &C; an Of which Of
ber manufacture and gotten up under their suer
late ndence and warhne equal INSIDE Europe
New SENT. tv
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For the Cure of scrofuia MercuriaI Bise Hcs,
and all other in'pnriiis. .I the Hood.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDII
WE fearlessly challenge all men, whether
Medical OF Guaek Nosuns to produce
the evidence OF 50 wonaera OF seofa following
which was P' nonned in Eeren Days.
hezsrs RowLASp WATTos-Gentemen: justice 10 YOU
and OF charity have been cheer
fully furnish astonishing cure
upon by -Dr CuLas In4isH Vegetable Paaae.a More
than years since attacked with most obstinate and
fighnl seroflA which baied the most eminent
phyean' IN our city Among other em1des
Of SWANS Panaecs" twelve Of 'sands Earsaparl erht
bottles sarsaraI ard IoSne large quantities OF Hydro
date Of Potash, and was still growing worse.
My mother seeing advertisement OF
GrgaLe upon you and you spoke :, onaJepy
OF that was Induced 10 Try II, although had
efficacy aer having many other remedies without re
Ny forehead no- rar- and one ,dr Of INV t,cst
were almost covered with hshy iIhlRmed painful Ulcers
using the Panaecs on the sgb Of Deem
ber lsf5-and astonshmsn swelling and core
ness were entirely removed in tstyJO days
the ulcers commenced usns third boul.-
the ulcers all healed my health perfectly restored
Signed, JOHN w. APPLETON
Philadelphia, Jan 10, 1876. No 8 Madison St.
CRY Of PAiiaaePAia,
Personally appeared before the subscriber Mayor or
T. 81 said City John W. Appleton wkO being deposes
the facts az, forth in the foregoing statement
are true In testimony whereof have my name
and caused The corporate seal to be affixed this tenth day OF
uary AID. 1916.
signed, JOHN SWIFT Mayor
The above certificate OF least shade Of
eIagEenuon III. case we had CONSIDERED almost bopee aos,
celebrated failed attribute Ia. final
cure IN the incredibly short space Eleven Days your
cea" alone.
Signed, DANIEL APPLETON
Jan. 10, 1916 ANN NJ APPLETON
can eherrury bear testimony the very extraordinary
case and believe TO be of the
cord. present Appleton called to see Rowan and
Walton in relation to his Ills covered
with serouous Ulcers which highly inammed very
painlu-andI must that very much doubted a cure
could be effected Il hardly probable Mr. Appleton
would have lived three months gnecr without relief.
Signed WILLIAM sTEELLING. NJ d.
This valuable remedy for by Rowani & Walton Pha
Rtahr n I,Hu A. TaNmu
Ton henTy Cook Alexandria. my4
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. 90 Main, Corner OF 9th and Main streets.
L. Ii. SPENCE, Agent. has received his Stock
~. Spring and Ready Made Clothing
mems Fancy Ware Tie hand complete
OF the following articles
French English Coats black blue,
brown, olive green.
French and American Plain and Fancy Casmers, and Doeskn
Pants.
Single Mlcd Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, slk and Bombazinc Vests
Fancy do MarSeiles nd CasImereue Vests
White haenes duobe and breasted standing
rolling collar
Kid, SIN. Thread aud White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain ana fancy
Bo>oms and Collars Of the styles
McTino Co,ioP aud s,lk Und~rshirts
DO do drawers and
sear Cnvat' stocks and Pocket Hdkf. great variety
Suspendrrs Of all kinds
SILK aud Bingham Umbrellas
Al Of which will sell any establishment this side
Of OrCgonI
w. speace Clothing
Fashionable Establishment John NJ.
An assortment Of samples constantly hand.
~ T. Il. SPENCE. Agent.
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N o. lns Forever More goods Keen Cos or $40
than any other Store Town. Gentsueu.
ins come 10 the Oh established Money Saving Institution
No lO' NAM 81 where find The
made Clothing brought this Among which
French Cloth Froek and pes Coats aud
Cashmaret Flock Sack and Dress plain Brown
Linen do do Pan. NJ nh AMI
eod Cassmere linen d French Gambrooh and Cotanadr
ata prices n 81 Is to $40 Mane valeue a. BON
bazne, Satin aud ss Aso Crava Searfs stocks suss nd, r.
A. D. endIcs. xanety. No KEN = IN
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DANIEL APPLETON.
DIR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE hEMEDY.

" CURE NJ PAY The great remedy
for secret diseases Of all kind every ami stage
Dr. Cusns indian Vegetable Remedy composed entirely OF
American root Travellers they
cure Nrneeal Diseases without knowledge Of Mercury
OF Baan The Of medicine obtained t At great
cost directly nom Indian. Am cd an op-
Potuny OF being cured aysd Mercury and the
taste of Baslm This medicine s pleasant 10 IN, ST.
and leaves m otor upon the breath
Prepared solely by Rowland Walton. wholesale and
teah by joe J. Rowland, $40 Market Phiadelphia;
Richmond Va John Caan, Washington Henry Cook AeI-
andra
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IN STO RE,

IN STORE,
EroFFE ALGERiNEs-iOr IAais-' Dresses
Ia EiOf. Primaru.a
sIt warp Glusham.
sAad-d s~i-. lawn,
Cord and PLAID
aalLanns. nad ssresr,
Muslin robes
har-eines oIhrr Ilir.
81 Bairsle shawis
Checked, striped and plain s'r-. muslin.
Pain book
Checked, strPed and plain eamsrie,
fain and figured bobnets
foouhs' and Other lace goods
Jaeonet and eambrie edgngs and ins-rtings
Irish linens, a large
ETtra IL
Linen eamerie- and linen eambne hdE,
brown and bleaehed hollands
Brown linens and grass cloths, every variety
heANy brown linen drills
Navy drills, good artee
Gamsroons and eottoRAdes. very heavy stock
AArseines and Valencia vestnEs
French and English yestnEs some Of rrtra quality
Black brown and brOuzs French
English cloths Of every shade aud quality
Back aud fancy French snfe widths
English eassueres ami tWeeds
American fancy eassinerrs a beautiful artieIe
- plain and hss draP dee
summer cloths, every and pree
Bombazines and apaeeas
SILK ami alpaca surge
Green barege, black lace
Black white and eordltalian Grape. Grape
SILK mitis and gloves
BACK ana cord Hid gloves
Hose and half hose, large stock
sin and hdkfs
French silk umbrellas fine article
Cotton and ginKham Umbrellas
Parasols and farasoleiies
stocks, collars and bo-oms
Black Italian and other eravats
Blaek ana cord sewing slk.
Do. uatent threads rbe.p
Iaylors- Brooks, Coates and other spool cotton
Buttons and combs large stock
Gum, web and other susgcnders
Prints
$3.50 is IOEand 1874 blcaehed shrtins. shee,lnr,
~ - and So brown Shrings Sheetings-amaas-t
which are Virginia stout Etrek Canal Mills,
other well known brands
Apron and Furniture Checks
Knox and fenrentiary Pisids for servants.
And many other styles OF which are offered 10 The
trade upon the accommodating terms
NH 30 DANIEL ~. LONDON
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EAGLE HOTEL.

MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
II HAVE this day opened THE EAGLE HoTEL,
which have fitted with Furniture. and every eonfor
table accommodation Boarsrs b. the Day Month and
Transient viserr. A. every will b. made
give satisfaction, Lope he literally pann,ed Persons visit
Ing the Guy would do well give sc Eagle Hotel a-and
those having horses assured made the hest
auaagemsntfor having them we'll taken o.
70 gG--dGm NARY r. CRUMP