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al .2uburn.

The statement respecting both these
Prisons, f.r the last year. are obtained
from the Message of Gov. Wright, dated
Jan. 9th, 1876, who remarks respecting
the deficiency Of SiSli0 90 at Mt
Pleasant, that " the balance of expendl'
ture has been met by drawing from the
Treasury SIT 800 deposited therein from
the former surplus earnings Of the prison
and $4,000 from a balance on hand al
the close of the previous year"
There a.a in this Prison 797 convicis
including all the female prisoners in the
State, 81 in number.
Al Uinfon.-The buildings being only
partially completed. The statistics ct Re
reipt and Expenditure are not furnished
1t is noticed only as showing DISPOSE
ton, in that s ate, 10 extend the system
New JERSEY,
In the State Prison. there is a gain dur
ing the past year, over and above the en-
pense Of support ting the prisoners, OF So
2S2. of which $4,000 have reen paid into
the Treasury: .HessdSe u0V' of"""'
Jdn"a'y 1916.
MARYLRND.
Profits of States Prison, 1919. Sis3 SIS
1915. l,:20 81
This Institution has ceased 10 be an
expense to the State. and | am warranted
in expressing the opinion, that for the pas,
wear, it has been as judiciousiy managed
in view of the moral Improvement of lis
inmates as any similar Institution in the
cuunlr,." Message Gov. Pratt, Deem
Der 1915.
In DELAWARE and SOUTH CAROLINA
Peni,en,iaries have never been establish
ed.
In GEORGIA.
Until within the past two years tht
system has been 4 constant and heavy bur
then to the State. But for the years 1884,
and rs, it ha, yielded aggregate pro6t
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The London informing Chronicle" of
the 26,h January statcs:-lt is reported
that Her Maiesty's Ship America, so,
Commodore, the lion. John Gordon, with
Steamer and Brig, had been despatch
ed by Rear Admiral Sir George Seymour,
to the Columbia river, on the Oregon; and
the Grampus, so, is expected to be sent
thither when her magazine is altered
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This prosperous result is attributed in
the Rcpor, Of the Inspectors, TO the fact,
that the officers Of the Prison have not
been removed lrom office with the chan
ges Of Political parties, as has been the
case in some other States.
New IeRE has three Penileniaries,
VIZ:
At Auburn. at Sing Sing or Mount
Pleasant. aud at Clinlon, (lhe last recent
Is er. cteh besides the States Prison al
BIackwel's Island, for the pun shment OF
inferior offences.
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IRELAND.-Circums STAGES Of a mcst
imporlan, Character. have occurred IN Ire
land since the sailing # The Midway, on
the l6 i III. The state oi that distracted
couutry, rmains. IN sese'a pats =" "nr
civ aud cotfusi ,n--ihe laas st at Grtl-
ance, lie and prop-'tv insFc"te, and AS
ssssinations and sgtsrlan ouirages The IT,
der of The day.
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Public Sale.

WILL he sold At public sale, on "Wednesday
w the 9Th II March, at the latp..residence Of
James fM'Cnlloch, deceased. all his Peiishable
Property. consisting Of Horses, Cattle, and Hogs,
Household ard Kitchen Furniture, Farming
Utensils, Wagon and Gear, Blacksmith Tools,
Bacon, Land, Corn, Wheat. sc. Credit will I've
given to the first Of January next on all. sums
over two dollars, the purchaser giving bond and
good security.
JOSEPH FAUCETT, Admir-.
March =. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

Tie -. I.aais RepaElfrsays lhss ahaus
<.ovv si"Einoss. mossis yoang nsen. hare
rFnsssd &c Aisslasippi n larlr nay d
iaili'fnia. Ihsy uEs . form lie araaai
guard u ne Mornon rxpr1iiian. TieY
have started early &. liar psrposs of prs.
siaing lhe necessary ssbsI.islrr fsr lllusr
sh0 arc ~ lslluM.
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Tailoring.
Notice.

WAS stolen from The subscriber at Little
w Rock, Arkansas, noie Of hand given by
John Thompson 10 inc for $3.50. dated the 2Oth
Of September, Is45, payable Twelve months after
date. with credit IN il for SCHOLARS on the s3d
of SEPTEMBER. All persons are forewaned trading
ior said roe, and the sail John Thompson from
paying lhe same IN any one hut alyself
JtNES THOMPSON, ! EoF Wm.T
February 81. l6-3wp
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NJ 4 X RI + d ,

In this place, on Wednesday. evening last, by
William II. Brown, esq, MIR. PETER c. Cafes
to Miss MAnGAREr E. ADAMS, daughter of Mr..
Thomas Adams.
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4 LETTER in 4 gentleman in Baltimore.
dared Copper Harbor. lake SUPERIOR
January q. 1886. saws
Within the lat two weeks a discovery
has le' made by the piilsburg Company
AT Esgle River. il,aI begsars description.
You will no ,loub. hear uf il from others.
Mr.. kenrirk. VIA" passed here a frw
days ago. was directly from the vein. lie
described it Is exrelllng any thing c,er
Uncovered in the civilized world. They
are taking pieces Of copper, naked will
silver. that weigh from three 10 four ihou,
sand pounds. Eight hands have been
producing. f'r the last Two weeks. onC
thousand j liars w",ih nf copper pei
week, brsidts tie silver. and il il increas
ing in richness every day. Ills over one
hundred aud fifty lee; deep. anl will no.,
in al iroha' iiity. be worked out for ages
Mr.. krnrick says that the stock. at iht
rate which they are raising copper INV
woull he wrrIh, in England, fse thou
sand dIllars per sha'e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

GOVERNMENT STEaMsuIP.-l: is stated
that the United States government has en-
tered into n contract with the Ocean Steam
Navigation Company, chartered in New
York. for the establishment Of a line OF
steamships, TO run between New York
and Europe. A vessel is TO take her depar,
turc twice in each month for Cowes and
Bremen. The Government is to pay
500, 900 per annum for the conveyance
of the mails, &c. 1t is expected that the
first will be ready 10 start on the LIST oil
January, 1871.
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DE ices which ssBtsi bee lbstsal deulh,
NEs. 8. aad rhild were thprkrd AMI burl-
Cd th0agh not daagrraasiy.
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Leather for eaIe.

500 ny 7RF = ID -. ,'.t ats 49,. - - ia,
Waaoa fgEE. NsA Eaaass ur3 Elr-sais.s -
r 50 Ralali RssaNs 6asiE.g - Ca-sEllE "a
slEEgisv Iaurfs. leEssus ~ Eans q a -.
Tsnsaise aTllrls, III - NJ . o1uss ErsssSsa
r;h ri.e naans - Fnalasr. ~ gl0za hAsusils
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sEgglig1 Eisf IlgsE. sd atf.siraa IN Fir Lad.
q. Nogia End i . ihsir insslssl - Fasrla.e.
]. s. SMITH.
FdrEary i. Is
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ENErrHHEE nERRrE,
Riashs - -. lsiG.
Slas ! szha Eau IS arls1iss ErlI.zFra - zrca
A4nrr Mi.h &c asrrrsam 4 kar Lrsaslataze. -
1sag.sa. = ezlan - ezpzRnos q e So
= ne Iaiiaa sia0e &C ytar iRss. inEsgasd - =
60 q FEskss e slri ssniesf Psizsa-
firasr FNllish 4 u O. So. aEa sena sc -
Fses q tle payer c1zlziaag il = d era q =
Isunls Eear e rarA cexnay n - k4ars 8
- - e ~ Fessie y - EcuEsy. nd rises
rarh Eslsaor ~ asnssGi4E ii LIS sazae . 60
1 80 iasrgsion, "a serEarl Is -nao1nf = q.
oEre.
N0ur oiaEt sri.
WILL. A. GRAHAM.
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The hill authorizing the call of another
Convention in Virginia to amend the Con
sti,u,io of the State, has been defeated IN
the House of Delegates.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

DEAru pY i.IHTN,NG.-rhc Mobile Adj
verliscr states. that Miss Z. A. G.. Good
man was killed by lightning, while in bed
with Mrs. Sampson and her child. The
fluid struck and passed down the chimney
branching OH and striking the deceased in
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WILL. 4. GRAHAM,

NoTr.-Gov. Brown of Mississippi in MOTTO
ing similar complaint there, recommends the
erection of Factory of Woocn or Coarse Cot
tons in the Peniten,iary, to avoid such COMPETE
ton. Message, Jan. ls45.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

The Legislature Of Rhode Island has
refused, by vote of 80 to ., 10 abolish ca
pital Punishment in that state.
|, is also stated that thrce-lourths of the
towns in tina; state have abolished the trai-
ic in intoxicating liquors.
The legislature OF Virginia'hayc order
cd all public executions of criminals 10 he
held within the walls of the prison. in the
presence OF no, less than five nor moro than
ten persons.
Missouri CONFERENCE.-The body al
ioarncd on the lith Of January, having
completed their labors in forming new
constitution TO be submitted to the people.
We notice the following provisions: No
mower in the General Assembly to abolish
slavery, without consen; or ndemnlilra-
ton Of owners. hut may pass laws TO pre-
vent the introduction OF slaves. Slaves to
have the benefit OF trial by jury, aud to
have counsel. No power to create debt
exceeding $25.oO0, except in case ct war
ar Invasion. General Assembly To meet
once in two years. Greensboro Pat.
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cease and be Determined until the State Of North
carolina shaii reinsta,e tho Petersburg Rail Road
company In all the privileges granted them in the
several acts passed for their benefit by the said
State, or until the Legislature OF Virginia shall
otherwisn direct; Provided hotcrver, That this g. c.
Road Company .hall agree to the tlirds section of
TINS TN act; which confers the Board of Public,
" orks 'ne power go TO regulate from time time
w eidon ana Baltimore and Weldon aud Petersburg
as TO prevent an injurious competition.
thereof P'S
heiating to the sale of the Portsmouth and Ro.
anokc Rail Road. ~ Nv
Juy9 Thtds JR Jr .nJ
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mi1At3 LIST OF June.
- Since the last season bc,,,;n,l
b"iioihg has been erected, fronting three bnndrc,
a"u ten ieet, aud very many alterations aud i'm.
pr"venen's have been made in other rcspccts III.
grounds nave been much improved, fin, walks
made 10 the Bath Houses, aud for those vino nrcfcr
Suri'bathlng, no place presc MT finer beach
NO expense has been spared TO render this for com
iort ana reasurc, IN every respect the fret place
IN the country. The beauty of the scenery and the
sainnriy OF the climate, together with the various
sources "f interest and amusement make this the
most attractive place in the Union
lhe walks in and around me Fort, together with
me music of the splendid Band, arc alone well
worth visit here Situated or the Chcsa pea Ike
nay or the great line of travel between the North
ana south It offers an agreeable visiting place To
those going North. e'NO' "
Is within % hours Of New York IS of Pb.Ia.
oc'phia, IL OF Baltimore, Washiugti Alexandra,
ana Annapolis, z OF Ri, hmond and Poterslurp. and
withi! hour OF Norfolk aud Portsmouth, thereby
enaohn% person engaged in active business TO
place ther families in Of the most healthy and
agreeable spots in the whole country where they
IAN DC united at any time within n few hours .
t"'oughoui the Summer from to 10 of the Guest
'iaSS Stcamooats touch here daily, moving il, every
"re' uoh, ou"ring every facility for reaching hero
or g',uug away, and from the chen puess Of Tho
rare hoiding out great Inducements to travel
The services of active d efficient A ocnta Il, yo
occn procured. and no cxcr;ions will he shared to
render comfortable, all who NAV favor u. with
their company. JAMES 6 FRENCH
Nav 81 -
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FOR OLD POINT.

w 'h'I p Ef GnI SUNDAY
.tsSA The steamer OSCEOIA
k&--4sNN>, will leave Wrights Wharf
l.snSst:;:1 Norfolk touching at Ports
= mouth, every SUNDAY,
at half past s O'Clock. y. NJ. aud a, half past
o'clock. p. NJ. p
Returning, she will leave Old Point nj O'Clock
"A NJ and at 6 O'Clock, p. NJ
0i- Passage, to 60 and return so cents Colored
persons Will be charged the same. Slaves not al
lowed on board without written permission from
their owners.
Passage will be taken at the gangway, and mas
s"ngers arc particularly requested to provide them
selves with change. j. MITCHELL, CANAAN
N. Is. Weather permitting, the Osceola will,
In the evening, extend her trip towards the Capcs
June Is
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y prices

ID prices
History of the Later Roman Commonwealth
from tue end Of the Second Pun:c War to The death
of Julius C@sat; and of the reign of Aueustux !.
with life of Trajan, by Thomas Arnold, D. D.
price So 25.
Animal Magnetism or Psycondunany, by The
odorc Leger. Doctor of tho Medical Faculty of Pa.
ris--price S 25.
Expostory Lectures on st. Pau's Epistlc to the
Colossians-being an attempt TO apply the Apos-
ties Argument respecting the errors on the sub.
jcct of the Mediation of Christ at CoIossc TO the
present circumstances of the Church, by Daniel
Bishop Of Calcutta, and Metropolitan of India
price SIPS.
Twenty four wears in the Argentine Republic
embracing its Civil and Military History and an
account of its polite u condition. before and dur
ing the administration Of Governor Rosas; his course
Of policy, the causes and character of his intcrfe-
renee with the Government OF Monicvideo and
the circumstances which led 70 the interposition Of
England and France, by Col. j. Anthony King
Lille of Martin Luther, gathered from his own
",ring. by NJ Michclet--prico rs cents.
10. ~ ApPleton's Literary Miscellany.
ne rcopie, by NJ. Muhclet-pricc 80 cents
jury w II. ". HODGES & CO
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NOTICE.

s-1rx From and after this date,
ASs<<S3 and until further notice, the
9Ax---EM Passage and Fare by the Bal
g. !essnStmore Steam Boats between
e<.-klSSz zzz@zzs Norfolk and Baltimore
WILL BE 81.
. Passengers for Washington by this route will
have tickets issued to them on board the boat en-
utiing them to passage through Washington
Tor So 6O-Meas on board the Boats included
Passengers taking this route TO Washington will
land in Baltimore in time for the o'clock morning
train to that city. aud arrive in time for breakfast
. n ur5 ahead of the New Rail Road and Steamboat
line. JAS + HUNTER
June Is gent b. S. p. co.
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MW@OPJE AN HOTEL.
Cllf OF WASHINGTON, NEAR THE TREASU
nv RIJII DINO

'l'iE subscriber, having fully prepared and re.
= pienished his well known Hotel rcnrwedlv so
nc''s inc patronage of his friends and the % bile
us 'a"lea VIII always hc supplied With The best the
eason affords {; and whilst effort will be shared
give entire satisfaction, his terms will he found
cents and strangers. There are several cle1an,lv
InI nisnen suites OF apartments and single rooms
lazy lot i'ntne",a'c occupation. Those who wish
permanent board will find il hirh,v advanta ,r",,'
TO call. For persons having business witt the De
partments the loca ton of the Hotel is most conve
hcnt Foreigners Will find their language spoI,cn
AT this house, and their comforts strictly ronsii,r
ed Parties accommodated with refreshments of
all kins at the shortest notice. Dinners sent 10 ali
p w " vi t,,c rI'y a. usual. l.. GALABRUN.
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The COMMITTEES take great pleasure also, in state
ing tnat the hnurshing condition of the Society is
sustained, by the fact that the paper discounted bv
the Board s of undcui ted character, (not one bad
debt n wing been made since its formaton,) and
Tvs ut,iiIg Is manifest from the ready accommoda.
ton affords i'll the convenience and safety of its
deposites
The interest on the above Stocks due Ist instant
is not included in the discounts of S., 800 g. Ali
OF which is resnectfilly submitted.
JOHN COOKE,
ARTHUR EMMERSON,
JAMES MURDA UGH, }Committec
SAMUEL WATTS,
JOHN ACCINELLY.
The Directors have declared a nett dividend of
three per cent payable after the I0,h instant
July st GEORGE NJ. Balm, Cashier
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XXTHITE LEAD. PAINrs- n11n

WHITE LEAD, PAINTS, OILS. g.
w Just received large quantity of c.,
White Lead, (toarrdnfed perfectly pure) toe,,t
with Pure Linsecd OIL. Tnrpcniinc, varnisbes r,i
Verdigrs, Chrome yellow and Green, Iitbsrs,"
Red Lead. Lamp Black, Terra Sienna Red 49,
Yellow Ochre, Eng. Venetian Red, VorrnilI;n,"
window Glass, Putty, &c. Also Superior Lame
OILS, three different kinds. For sale ct the Drmp
Store, High street, Sign Of the Big Mortar. 20
July IL CHAs, n. HElNITSH, Agent.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c.
NEw YoRr, July 10, s M.

NV YORK, July To, T. NJ.
We quoie Michigan -four tn.dsy at 1854
sS3 "a, and Geuesee at 81 aS464. A small
sale was made to-day Of new Southern at "a rs
There is better feeling in Wheat. and the
brought 80 cents.
Corn is rather duh, sales $1,000 bushel. of
western at DC ADJ cents. We hear ss nu sales Of
southern.
There is better feeling in prime Pork. and
sales 1T 4OO hbs. were made To day at 81. GOA.
Mess Pork remains dull AT 50 37a.
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Bluffs
CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
SARSAPARII,I,A
EoR the cure OF all diseases arising from an

NNOR the cure OF all diseases arising from An
IL impure state of tho blood
The great popularity OF Sarsa parilla, and its es-
to any cncomuh of its virtues or adduce any evil
deuce in its favor. IL is that il has been here
totore subject TO frequent changes of reputation
ing lis vr to the inferior quality of the root
used. Hence also the incffi acy of many prepara.
tons OF it offered to the pubic. The proprietor OF
this Syrup can assert with confidence, tina ills pre-
pared from the best materials, with the greatest
pharmaceutical care and accuracy, md in the bcst
mode TO obtain the active principle in the most
concentrated state, answering the desideratlm OF
exhibiting a large quantity of Sarsapa ria in a
small dose supply of this Medicine for sale at
the MEDICAL. EMPORIUM
July Corner of High and Middle SITS
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NOTICE.-The firm of CHANDLER VIII
" SON dissolved or the at instant bv mn
iual consent. Samuel NJ. Wilson has ASSIGNED to
John A. Chandler his interest in the debts due To
the concern, and John A. Chandler has assumed
the payment of the debts duo by it, John A
Chandler remains at his old Office, and Samuel NJ
Wilson has taken the Office in the front room of
the building occupied by the Portsmouth SAVINGS
Fund Society. JOHN A. CHA NDDER7
July 7-2w SAMUEL VI. WILSON
Herald copy aw2wJ
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STILL ANOTHER TRIUMPH OVER
DISEASE IN MAINEl

Warren, Lincoln County, July is, lS45
Dear Sir take pleasure in complying with
your Iequest to bear tie: timony in favor Of your
valuable medicine having had a daughter, Is
years old, very dangerously sick the last year. re-
stored with it. My daughter took violent cold
IN September, lS43, which settled on her lungs-|
she was t'oubed with bad cough all winter
tried nous kinds of medicines, but none of them
mad the desired effect. The cough continued until
March, when we became alarmed It her condition
and applied to physician, who attended her some
tme, out dld her no good We then consulted
an"ther, but all TO no purpose. Having exhausted
the whole catalogue of medicines now in the land
two distinguished physicians having done their
pest to res'ore hcr--we then obtained n bottle Of
DIX WiSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
which relieved her Immediately. After taking four
bottles she was completely restored, and now Gu
JOYS good attn JOHN LEEDS
BE careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR'S
IA SAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
uniess signed by j. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FO"LE, boston, Mass.
GJ- For particulars sec DIR. Wistar's treat,e on
consumption, TO be had Of the agcnt
=, hgents-Portsmouth, c. II. HEINZ rSTI, Agent;
Norfolk, VI. A. SANTOS, and also by DruGg;sts
generally in this State.
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SHlNF FIELDS AGAIN THE subscrihcr
pegs Ieave to inform his friends and the public
sh tnat lie tia' ia ken that well known stand
:; ne WIZ DC pleased to sec them. ST Fields;
bonly pleasant evenings walk from Portsmouth
mnsFe an the good things Of tile season NAV he
had. Give me call M nopH w
Slln. Fields, juno 27-3t&
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DEATH FROM COLD WATER

Six persons died in Philadelphia on Sunday
from drinking c"ld water while over heated and
four died in Baltimore fram the same cause.
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HE Subscriber begs leave to inform the citi-
a zcns of Portsmouth,, Norfolk and the adjacent
country, that his we'll known GARDEN & HOUSE
at the end OF the Long Bridge" running from
Court street, is opened for the Season and where
he will be happy at all times to serve those that
may give him call. He intends keeping con.
stantly on hand the best of ICE CREAM and LEM
oNADE, and SODA WATER and to those who
are fond of little recreation during the hot Sum
iner months his Garden will be found most deli 0bt
vi. (Muy ~ SIMON CsuIS
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~ Chestnut street, between 2 ana oh pI;I, ~
pna-Ihe subscriber having purchased of tho
mrsS's; Sanders"ns the lease. furniture, and fin
inform, his friends and the puOlic III At il hc
opene1 Tor their reception the LIST day of Julv
nrN', having been, during the recess greatly en-
va, va, geo; thoroughly renovated and furni ,hod -
1n"rc has been added very large and convenient
Cin'hg saloon for gentlemen, a private Ordinary
U 'a1lcs' several new Pariors and couinodion.
~hich VIII greatly condCce to the comfort and con-
INC catering and culinary departments will be
ccAcIiuSiVciy under che control of MIR JAMES NJ
S1NDE son. whosc ability to manage thai n ,r
uoh OF the establishment, it is well known ia %
surpassed IN this country. The celebrated g. Chr
de Cuisine" Pelcticr is also retained together viii
numerous corps of capable and obi ring assist.
ah.I ana the undersigned pledges himself tbat
no.hihg snail be wanting on his part TO make tho
r!ankl'n the g ne plus ultra of comfort. CON
venicnce and good eating W"
July9 DANIEL II MtNop