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RTThe wire Of the Telegraph, we
understand, had been broken on Laurel
Hill, beginning OF last week, by the laIl-
ing Of 4 tree upon one Of the posts.
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kP"Old Shunk,' We oPine, viii have
some trouble to secure a nomination fer
reelection. and we should not be at all
surprised if he would be Van Burenized,
or. in o.her words, defeated in Conven-
ton under the "two-thirds' rule.
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Col. Roberts was Captain of the Fay
cite Volunteers, 1t. Colonel Geary was
Captain Of the Cambria HIghlanders, and
Mai. Brindle OF the Danville Guards.
The Companies Of this Regiment left
Pittsburgh OIL Thursday and Friday. on
board Of steamboats,.
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mEEnsTRTE CONVENTION.

sc COnVCnuHn, 70 Dc composer OF
o.,,-,..s from the City Of Philadelphia
he several counties equal to their
-zsntaiion in the General Assembly
Commonwealth. wiz be held At
g.-sburg. on TUESDAY. the Sth day
ZURICH NEXT, at 10 o'clock in the
S@,7roor. for the purpose of selecting
.r,1;4,,es for Governor and Canal Com
-zsoae7 10 be supported by the Wings
a,d ,se friends Of the Protective Policy at
80 next ensuing election, and 10 transact
.,rb other business as may be deemed
;rnor,ani TO the success Of the W ing
cause.
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EAME { premises of The subscriber
a. in Milford township. IN June
last "a brindle STEER. with = sit IN
The RICH. ear two years OLD last spring
The owner is requested 10 eoms aAu
prove property pay charges aud 'aSs
sw,v or !, will be sold as lie Law d.
HENRY BOUCHER.
jan. s 1917.
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MARRIED.:

On Sunday the Sd inst. by Michael
Hay. Esq. Mr.. Joseph Keim of Elklick
township, to Miss Eliza Olinger Of Sum-
nit township.
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Guardian OF Mary B. Roberts, Marga.
rel Roberts and Anne Robens.


also
Al the right. title. interest and claim
OF Philip Custer. Of. in and TO a certain
LOT OF GROUND.
situate in the borough of Sioys.own, So
mersei county. Pa, containing one-fourlh
acre. more or less, adjoining main sireei
on the south. Iol Of Henry Homer on
the wesi. lands of Jonathan Siatler on
the north. and a lot Of Henry LILLE on
The east, on which are erected a iwo-sto-
ry dwelling house, carpenter shop and
sI1ble. with The appurienances- as fhe
property OF the said Philip Custer, al
the suit Of Jacob Albert q Go.
also
All The right. tile. interest and claim
of Samuel Trent, OF. 10 and 10 one
PLANTATION
or tract of land, situate in Somerset
township. Somerset cnuniy. Pa. coniai-
ming iwa hundred and .weniv-six acres,
more OF less, about loo acres cleared and
about 20 acres in meadow. adjoining
lands of Daniel Coleman, Daniel Shoe
maker John Cober and others, on which
are erected two log dwelling honses and
barn and stable, and an apple orchard on
the premises, with the appurienances-
as the property OF The said Samuel Trent,
al the suit Of Micllsl Frease, now FOR the
use of Joshua Rhoads.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
Sherifs Office, Somerset,1 Sheriff.
January Il, l847.
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Up. ~SANDERS0N,
csNTEL D. HARMS,

JP. S~ANDERS0N,
SAMUEL D. HARMS,
TNSFpH
MORTON M~ctIICHAEL,
GEORGE ERETY,
II. \ BROOKE,
THEO. d. COCHRAN,
JAMES FOX.
JAMES MARTIN,
WILLIAM BUTLER,
!. ]. c
JOHN r. EDIE,
EDWARD COWAN.
JOHN b. JOHNSON,
WI. J. HOWARD,
Wing State Committee
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We are indebted to Hon. James Cooper
ond Col. John r. Eide for copies Of the
Governors Message.
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The following is The result of the cleo
ton for officers OF the 2nd Regiment Pa.
Volunteers.
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LEGIsLATrE.-The Legislature met
at Harrisburgh on Tuesday last. In the
Senate, Charles Gibbons was chosen
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Il the municipal election in Pittsburgh
on frssday, tie Wings carried their en-
Gro t.cks:.
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LEGIsLATUE.-The Legislature met
at Harrisburgh on Tuesday last. In the
Senate, Charles Gibbons was chosen
Speaker by the following vote:
Charles Gibbons, l6
William Bigler,
Wm. B. Anderson, /
Gen. Ross. l
George Darsie,
Absent Members, 5
In the House, James Cooper was cleo
ted Speaker. The vote stood;
James Cooper, IS
John c. Knox, IS
Scattering, ?
Absent Members, 4
In the Senate, on Wednesday, E. S.
Goodrich and G. W. Hammersly were
nominated for Clerk.
David Fleming was nominated as the
Why candidate for Clerk OF the House,
and A. L. Russell for Assistant.
Dir. Eide introduced resolutions in
s'rucing our Senators and requesting our
Representatives, in Congress to use their
efforts % have the Tariff Of 40 restored.
80 The President has sent a special
message to Congress, recommending an
increase of the Army and the appoints
msa. Of q Lieutenant General.
On the 2nd inst, by a vote of lis Il
IS, the House Of Representatives decla
red rinexpedient to lay a tax on tea ans
coffee.
Secretary Walker Is said to desire tn
passage Of a law authorizing him to IS
sns Ten Millions OF Treasury Notes
ktthe municipal election in Pittsbnrg
On frssday, tie Wings carried their er
tr
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HERALD.
rrrsDAY. January -. SAT.

7, PA,
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ROBERT 5. KAIG. SAMUEL HAoUIRE.
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From the Pittsburgh Gazette.
Synopsis Of Gov, Slunk's
N e,

TO THE LEGISLATURES, READ JAN. 9TH.
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REPORTED BY TELEGRAPH.
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al the right. title. interest and claim
OF Philip Custer. Of. in and 10 a certain
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Secretary Walker Is said TO desire the
Passage OF a law authorizing him to IS
sue Ten Millions OF Treasury Notes
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ADAMS HOUSE,
}. 371 Wnshinston street, Bosto


TIIE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
i the public, that they have become proprietors OF the
above and splendid Hotel.
The Adams House erected during the past
supply obvious demand for increased and superior
Communications In this city. is located Washington
street. within five minutes walk Of the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depos and the business sections OF the
city II Is adjacent TO the Park and the Cupola commands
beautiful view Of the Harbor and adjoining towns
The House has been constructed alter the approved
plans, with all the modern inventions TINT minister the
comfort and convenience Of the traveller and the consruc.
tors long experience IN hotels has enabled him
uce many improvements which are, as yet peculiar To
this establishment IL is built OF Quincy granite,
lans One Hundred and Fifty Rooms, conveniently arrag.
ed in suits and single apartments well ventilated sup.
piled with an abundance Of pure soft water.
The Furniture made to order from the hest patterns,
with special regard well TO comfort and convenience
luxury and spenor. A.
Our Table will be supplied with all the Injuries of The
season. and pledge ourselves thai the FIRST rares
the season shall be found upon H. Fe E5
We have devoted unusual attention 10 the selection OF
servants and our guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance. .5ls "a ls.lt..5
Porters will be In readiness, the various Depos take
charge Of Baggage and provide Carriages guests
Tie proprietors trust by strict attention The
guests TO merit snre Of patronage assuring all who may
favor them with visit, that nothing shall be waning
their part, TO render the ADAMS HOUSE
the Union. l.. a. w. T. ADAMS, Proprietors,
L.. ADAMS, JR,,
WIN. r ADAMS.
Adams House, Boston. OctS ly.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINES FOR
BALTIMORE. Fare So.
y; Ij!i| ,I3ii|s; l|s|ll|l * ~

MORNING. LINE,
PER PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL1Y-
MORE RAILROAD.
Via Wilmington Newark, Elkon Iavre lie Grace &C. will
leave The depot Eleventh and Market Streets daily except
SnntlayD at "a NJ. |
AFTERNOON LINE.
Via New Castle and Frenchtown
The steamboat OIIO Capt Davis will leave Dock stree,
wharf, daily, except Sunday, at 3 Ia NJ.
NIGHT LINE. W..
Per Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad.
will leave the depot l and Market streets, daily at IL
o'clock, A. M.
The Mail Lines will leave Baltimore for Philadelphia at Q
A. NJ, and r. NJ per Railroad and O'Clock, n NJ, by
Steamboat n, ls' :
SUNDAY MAIL LINE
The only Line for Baltimore, Sunday will leave the
depot, I'LL and Market street, nj 10 r. NJ.
Passengers must procure their tickets before taking their
seats In the , n
WHEELING AND PITTSBURG.
Tickets through 10 Wheeling Pitlsburg be procur
ell ut the depot, on board the steamboat
Fare to Pitsburg sl2; 10 Wheeling sl3
NOTICE.-An baggage by the above lines Ia entirely al
the owners riskf and passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage, but their wearing apparel
30 lbs of baggage allowed each passenger.
octs-diy q. H. HUDDEa.I., Agent
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PIANO FORTEs,

1IIE undersigned manufacturing at their establishment
in Baltimore o. l-4 and octave PIANOS Of all pat
terms and styles, which they confidently recommend 10
professors amateurs Tie Pianos manufactured by them
have peculiarly OF touch which commend them to
players Of every school, well those who dsn,
yused by soft and delicate action those who are cha
raclerized by bold fiery, and rapid movement,
They authorized 10 refer ~ numerous professors IN
Baltimore, who given their Pianos trial. Tor their
testimonials in their lavOr, ind they warranted IN re.
commenting them by the universal appreciation which they
received The great number OF persons WHO lave
them in Baltimore, and in the south and west
rally. They confident that they make au instrument
equal any made anywhere in this country or IN Europe,
and their extensive manufacture OF Pianos enables them to
sell OH terms liberal satisfactory. All instruments made
by them warranted, and ey will be kept tune one
year ailer purchase, without charge
An agent Will visit Richmond In short time and various
parts Virginia and North Carolina, and will receive or
ders which will be faithfully and promptly executed al our
mandatory.
IL Orders will also received at our factory direct,
and alec ll pains taken 10 give satisfaction
t' kNABE IL GAEIILE,
No. 8 Eniaw ST., opp. le Eut,w House, Bait.
OCT S-lyd'
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BY ROYAL LETTERs PATENT.

HERTS a. SONS dDfdLGAnfA1.ED SLL YER
Ill STEEL md ILA1fNI PENiS.- warranted not
corrode. All who appreciate comfort ia writing should
Use the above beautiful pens na they are warranted not To
corrode and for elasticity, inenpss and durability ma
uuequalled by my other pens offered These pens
first Introduced ino this country in August ISIS,
which time the manufacturers were unknown To the writ
ing community; The pen, ieIeore had 10 stand its
merits itis therefore gratifying 10 the manufacturers 10
acknowledge that Discerning public las paid the highest
tribute 10 their labors, and thai The present demand (Which
daily increasingly lar exceeds their utmost expectations
The quantity Of pens made and sold BY Hers a Son,
from December 1916, till December 1876, is
$4,000 gross, 1000 dozen, 10000 Of pens
The enormous demand for these is sufficient proof Of
all parts Of the Union They may be had at whetsae at
the manufacturers depot 81 John street. New Yorkor %
Cornhil Bostonad retail from all Sationers in the Uni
ted States. oct ll--lY'
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LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public hu they have added several splendid
ships to their line OF packets this port and Liver.
pool which has been avorably known and extensively pa
ronised Tor period o. more than thirty years, and have
gaeements for the passage Of their friends from England,
Scotland Ireland that they will find their shps inferior
in point Of comfort, convenience and safety
which will sail from Liverpool every six days throughout
the year, making delay and the consequent expense TO emf
grants al the port Of einbarkation impossible.
free passage per steamer from the various Irish and
Scotch ports with breadss and hospital money paid may
be secured all at the lowest rates and when those settled
Tor decline coming the full paid will prompt
y refunded usual For further particulars apply to
SAMUEL THOMPSON & NEPHEW, 1b Pearl st.
Or to c. GRlMSflAW a. co, 10 Goree Piazzas Liverpool
for any amount on H. o. Gyn Coz Bankers, London G.
Grnlshaw a. Co.. Liverpool; the National bank of Ireland
ny. Apply above. 1900 octll--dly
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GALvANIsED TINNED IRON.

fT'IS MATERIAL recently patented and tbroughy approved
OF by the most eminenty practical and scientific che
sts architects and naval constructors In England France
The unied States, found be cheap, strong ans, in
,cstruCble substitute for tin, copper, zinc
ordinary state, when they exposed to the action Of
Ter tie atmosphere, furnished by the subsr ribers
in all its various and useful iorms and any quantity
Asa covering for rogs IN coming into general use, and
has been employed Tor the purpose very large
within year or Two past supersedng Tin, slate, zinc, apd
shingles by It's various admirable qualities durability aud
freedom from oxyatlon In addition 10 the roofing plates
Spikes OF all descriptions Nails CHAINS, bolts, I,ars
Locks, Keys, Hinges Screws aud Nuts, Clamps, Rails,
liars and Fixtures Tor hydraulic sale by the
subscribers, manufacturers and paicnieea
GEO h. NORWOOD & CO.,
y oct lily II and 10 HEAVIER street. N Y,
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NEW LIVE OF LIvERPooL PACK ETs.

NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
WILL sail from New York on the 25h and from Liver.
w pool ON tie llth of each month
FROM NEW YORK.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt @, u. Cornish 26th jap.
Ship GARRICk, Capt d. ]. IL Trask. 26lh Feb
Ship ROSCluS, Capt Asa Eldrdge, 18th March,
ShiplSlDDoNS, Edward u. Cobb, 10Th April
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship GARRICK, Capt u. J. II. Trisk, llth Dec. M
Ship ROSClUS, Capt Asa Eldrlge, llth Jan,
Ship SIDDONS, Capt. II. u. Cobb, lIth Feb.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt. q. u. Cornish 10Th Jan.
These ships all Of the first class upward Of 100
built Ia the city OF New York, with such Improvements
combine great speed with unusual comfort for passengers
Every has been taken in the arrangement Of their
Tie price of passage hence IN SIS, for
which ample stores will be provided These ships
commanded by experienced masters, who will make every
exertion 10 give general satisfaction
sponsibe for any letters PARCELS packages sent by them
unless regular bills Of ladlng are signed therefor.
For freight or passage, apply to f
EDWARD K COLLINS, I'd South IT., New York. or 10
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, AZ CO., Liverpool
Letters by tho packet ships will be charged twelve anil
papers one each l.t
SEWARD X. COLLINS respectfully requests the pub
fishers OF newspapers 10 discontinue all not
in their name ~ their Liverpool packets, viz The Rosc
Sidlons, Sheridan and Garriek. ta"'
To prevent disappointment notice IN hereby given that
contracts for passage can only be made with them
octll--dly'
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10 MARINERS AND SURVEYORS.

IJAGGER g. BROTHERS, No. %, South a., tlree doors
Ill from Pratt street, Baltimore, Manufacturers uni ipt.
pyrers Of ALheb,aiGH, Opiica uid IhosoihicH hlsift.
good assortment oil ilie following ARTICLES, winch
we oier ior sale u, reduced iir,ces:
Surveyors Conrlasses; Engineers Levels; Theronlotes
rneodoites GoDiplses; Ships, Ptl Storm and nisla
rent Coinasses; pygiasaes Plan ami Double Tangent
Gua,rants; SexaHs; Iiaromeeis; Thermometers; Log
Glasses Iiatior Glasses; Tape Lines; Cases OF Draw
my Instruments; Pocket Coupiss,s; Surveyors CHAINS;
Carpenters and Iumbtr Rules 'ia.UIs and S1ilmakers
Squares; Brass ami G,iner Scales; Parallel iiuies; Draw
ing Pens; Dy,iers; pfotrrriors; Iow,ch Nuvgaipis
hunts Coas Pilots; Sdpnasiers ASSISTANTS Seaman b
Friends; Nautical Amanacs; Lunar Tables Log Books
Shipping Papcrs Seainans Journals; Ready talcuIaiois
good assortment OF Quarts ol all parts of the world
Changing Rods Ou Sticks, &c. Together with large
sorttnent OF INsTHUMENrs IN Tie Mathematical line.
" Instruments oi every description repaired, or made
to order, in the neaiest manner
oct sly %
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

REPUBLICATION OF THE LONDON QUAR-
ESRz z s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gs7afNiszxa
KEYiEW--AND BLACkWOOD'S EDiNBURGH
MAGAZINE.
mediately on their arrival by British steamers, IN IA
beautiful clear type, line white paper and faithful
copies Of The originals Blackwuods Magazine being an
exact fac slhie OF the Edinburgh edition.
Tie widespread ime Of these splendid periodicals
ders needless 10 say much in their praise. literary
organs, they stand Ear advance any works oi SINH.
lar stamp now published while the political compile zion
each is marked by dignity, canor and iorbeaTance not
often ,, found n works Of a party character
England Wing, Tory, and Radical. g Baekwoo.l, and
the "L1a yh' eaareriy are Tory The Edinburgh Re-
North British Review Is OF religious cast, and
for it's editors Sir David Brewster and Dr. Hanna, son.i
law OF the late Dr. Chalmers, OF Edinburgh. Its literary
articles Of the first order, and s liberal politics
The prices Of the reprints less than one.trd
al Ill % s sis Ss
Engtish reader
Payment to be made in adrarce.
For any one OF the fOu, Reviews % 60 per annum
For any three do 700
For ali four OF the Reviews 400
For Backwoods Magazine 500 ="
For Lakewood and the four Re.
views, 1000
-Four copies OF any or all OF The above works will be sent
to address, payment of the regular subscription for
three; the fourth copy being gratis.
uJ- RemtaDces and communications must be made In
a without expense the publishers The former
may always be done through postmaster, by handing
him the amount TO be remitted taking his receipt and ior
ed in letter, postpaid directed to the pu6lisher~
the late post Office law about oehrd The ner rates.
making very important saving in the expense Of mail
n In most OF the large cities and towns In the United
States lying ON the principal railroad am, steamboat routes
these periodicals sS S Ss s re 81 psss
oct ly ~ Fulton street. N Y,
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aoTTON SAIL CLOTH, HEAVY CAN.

" VASS, &c. &c.--rhe subscribers have In store
pete assortment Of Cotton Canvass coprsng great va;
rety OF styles Of all widths and weight, both plain and
wied among which is thu United States Pilot Duck, Nos
TO 10 inclusive, both hard and soft The latter for squire
rugged vessels has been pronounced by practical e
be fully equal TO either hemp lax Ducks costs muci
less 5g -si5a
Also, the New England Canvass, comprising oil numbers
frum to ~, and varying in widths from ~ 10 Al inches
wide oi any weight or thickness desired.
Also, the American Pilot Duck, Nos L to inclusive.
Also, the Navy Duck, Nos 10 inclusive.
Also 100 pieces Of heavy wide Canvass a to ~ nches
made expressly for paper manufacturers These goods
used IN preference 10 The w0olen felt said 10 be equally
desirable to purposes OF utility, and costing about
quarter. fg
Also, about zoo bolts Of Cotton Ravens Duck, "a 10 30
inches wide plain and twle suitable for light sails awii
ings tentss DC.
Also, 100 bales heavy wed Cotton Bagging, 81, p "a,
Is, and "A inches wide.
Also, Sail and Seine Twine--A full assortment Of all
numbers For sale by FOX a. POl.HEMuS,
oct lily. 60 Broad, corner beaver street, N. " 6
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.sST1, Steam Communication direct from
fLIalIk Southn an NOR, -, NexS OrIes -. !, M

.SSsS1o Steam communicable direct from
sAa9k4K Southampton 10 New Orleans and
us,ant to onler from the Lords Commissioner
Jfhe Admiralty, the I'd Of November next and thence
forward the Ind oi each succeeding month"; tho ROYAL
MAIL. STEAM PACKETS will proceed direct from South.
ampton 70 Bermuda, Nassau Havana, Cat Ship Island
New Orleans Vera Cruz and Tampco, returning by the
same route TO England. Pc
This arrangement admits Of easy and quick convey.
ance TO and from Southampton and the places above
toned and passengers for New Orleans will be conveyed
thter from the Companys vessels their arrival at Cal
Ship Island, by the Mexican Gulf Railway Company,
who will have steamer ready, and other convenlences
provided for that purpose, exceeding dol
for each person The facilities will be afforded
New Orleans, embarkng on board the Royal Mail
Steam Packets for Europe, &c.
the estimated time IoI The voyage from Southampton is
as Bermuda, l6days Nassau II days; Havana
70 days Ship Cat Island, New Orleans ~ l2 days. Vera
Cruz, 30 days. Tampico, ~ days.
The Steam Packets appointed 10 leave Ship Cat IL.
land liarbOr ON their return TO England at A. NJ, the
list Of each month. by the above alteration passengers
proceeding the West Indies by the al II the
will be conveyed via bermuda, and by the l7th Of the
month steamer, heretofore MADEIRA and BarbaIoes
Particulars fares etc, may be obtained aplica.
lion at the Royal Mail Steam Packet Companys Offices 81
Moogaie street, London; ditto Wrinkle street. Southampton;
Mcssrs Derae A Coz rue dEnghen Paris; Mr. CLEANER,
"A boulevard Possonere dtto Mr. Hundeker Hamburger;
Mexican Gulf Railway Company, New Orleans
60 Mooreate street, London L. CHAPEL, Secretary.
I octS--l e tIti alHIe ..-a NJ RI,
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
WINTHROP HOUSE,

CORNER OF FREMONT AND BOSTON SITS,
DRctly opposite Boston CoAmon.
MR.. JOHN WRIGHT having relinquished all connection
I'LL with the Winthrop House, will for the future be
der the sole management Of the subscriber and the house
opened Hotel for the travelling public well
home for more permanent boar,lers
The situation Of the House, directly in front Of Boston
Common is spacious and airy rooms and all Its internal
accommodations, render uneualed by any public house
the ciy In It's attractions for the traveller and for those
desiring more permanent lodgings. 5sfl. =
Every convenience an TO apartments, table and aen
dance, will be furnished ut the house, which had
any hoel in the city, in its attractions Tor the traveller,
or those desiring more permanent lodgings.
Every convenience TO apartments table and atten
Dance will be furnished nj the house, which be had
any hotel boarding house In the city, and the subscriber
will devote himself to the comfort OF all who may favor him
with their patronage.
Parties travelling with their families, and with ladies'
will find the Winthrop House especially adapted TO their
convenience. -Wat
The patronage of the travelling public and of permanent
oct 8 Iy. WILLIAM II. SPOoNER