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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-09
VALUABLE
7 r OF L R TY FOR SAL E

WILL be offered at public sale, in the
" town Of Bath, on the 9th day Of Sep
iemoer next a Farm OF the late Gassaway
Cfoss' and known as the Still House place,
containing about
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-09

eases NTH SuOCoLiSNE LIE IAIfsNE,
new patterns
3 do Mode .aLPAC.4S, rich lustre
10 do Black and blue black Alpacas, rich
lustres
do Rich California PL-4LD.S, in high
colors
6 do New style GLNIGHA.ATS, part ve-
ry high colors
8 do do do black and white Ginghams
z do BPk and blue blk BOJnB.4-
ZINES, best make
Prints.
so cases rich Prints, new designs
10 do blk and white do do
5 do Hoyle's London purple Prints, new
designs
White Goods.
CAMBRIA AND J4CO.NETT'S, all prices
Swiss and Book Muslins, part very low
Bishops Lawn
Plaid Jaconetts and figured Swiss Muslins
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Foreign Books and curioa. and Rare Work.

Al Loirer Prices than erer before Sod.
rI,HE subscriber has added immensely to his already
mammoth stock Of Literature. His late acquisitions
from the trade sales OF Boston, New York and PAladel
pha, together with fifteen OF the finest works pr the
Garrck from Liverpool aud twenty ditto per the Leoni
das from London, which will be Immediately marked and
exposed for sale give undoubled mir Of richness yare
~ rarity aud extent 10 his stock hitherto uuapproached
this Continent All literary men, lovers OF books and
husass in mental investigation, are solicited 10 come and
enjoy the true feast Of and the How OF soul
Every subject which the wit OF man has been expended,
or brains turned may be found here The reconcile
thcmacan and the crazy founder Of new systems Of Theo
logy is each in his proper Mitch Those given 10 NEGRO
NANCY, Asrology, Alchemy, Sorcery and Witchcruit Will
be highly amused whilst tile belle eitre scholar select
from l5,OOO fresh volumes, the very and chef
douvres Of modern English literature, The best reases
every profession and science from the honest Flooding
farmer 10 the enthusiastic soldier In every art and sci
the best books here embraced In The department
elementary professional treaises and school books Of
all strangers 10 pay him visit before they leave the city
In purchasing from him they save one.ha Of their mo-
ney Clergymen literary characters and book collectors
generally living lines OF railroad steamboat routes
will do well 10 put change OF linen in their yalses and
come al to liG Nassau street. allowed by all Swans 10
be the moral centre Of the intellectual wordn Books sell
ing at half price, literary appliances and convenences Of
every kind gratis well best Spanish cigars and other
philosophical Instruments for nveteraie smokers like the
celebrated DIR. Parr JOHN DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Modern Bookseller,
octS ly' lI6 Nassau street. New York.
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BROOKs,s

PATENT Ella S7IC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
H,u AND SHOES.
CONGRESS CATERS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
These articles superior to anything ever before manu-
lacured In ins any other country, for
durability, beauty, and utility
NO, l3S FULTON STREET, NEW YORK
THIS unique and useful invention awarded Silver
Medal Che highest premum) at the last Annual Fair OF the
American Institute Tor It's superiority over all others offered
Tor competition. -.
IL has met the appreciation Of the officers Of the army and
navy, well every gentleman Of taste who has airly
tested value, and rapidly coming into general use
among all who regard grace, comfort and durability,
us desirable requisites In their boots and Shoes Ii makes
and shape and gives hollow part beautiful and eeva.
ted ARCH thereby allowing the heel TO be worn very high
with perfect ease quite low, without exposing the panta
looms injury. II also Keeps the loot from pressing
forward and IL In natural and easy position,
Myself and John Dick the only persons who make and
sell and Shoes with this INVENTION IN the cities OF
New York. Brooklyn, and Jersey City.
n CONGRESS CATERS.
The undersigned, the first in the city Of New York to
manufacture Justly celebrated and elegant article, con
workmanship uneqlIaled, and prices deiyng cOmpeti-
ton All other kinds Of Boots Shoes Caters, Pumps, and
Slippers, Tor ladies' gentlemen, youths misses anu child
reii LORlN BROOKS
1873 Fulton street
p. S-Just received Of Russian Leather Tor Gen
Il, mems Boots both Dress and Water Proof This III
probably the lot this celebrated Leather ever import
ed into The United States.
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TO sTEAMBOAT COMPANIES,

Ar-fu, Tie subscriber is now fully prepared TO fur
sl3ilslsskS nsh Steamboat Companies with all sizes Of
r r. Dimpels Patent Centrifugal Blowers suitable for the
smallest boats the largest class ocean steamers
This blower is constructed upon sound philosophical prn
cples, combining great strength and durability, occupying
very small space and giving greater force TO the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now In
use, without making the least unpleasant noise while In
motion The superiority othis blower is at manifest
any persons disposed examine its merits, and is well
worthy special attention OF all requiring the
Blowers, IL is becoming rapidly in general use
In preference to all others. .... nv
Difference lis made tile following steamers, which have
them in use:
Steamer Bay STATE New York.
Atlantic steamer, Washington New York
Atlantic steamer, NOrthemer do
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia.
TO IRON FOUSDRlES, ROLLING MILLS, dc. &c.
The subscriber also manufactures and keeps hand full
assortment from No to No 10, and upward, OF the above
Blowers celebrated suitable for all kinds of iron
works, viz cupolas pudding and heating furnaces Tor
rolling mills, forges, smiths fires, &c.
..s.r. JOSIAH kISrERBOCK,
Manufacturer aud General Agent Tor the United States and
the Canalits, iG7 Market ST, Phiad oct 8 dly.
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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear.
VIM. II. JENNINGS a. co.,

w VA q co.,
DRAPERs AND TAILoRs, importers of Cloths Cassn,eres
Vestigs Fancy Dress Articles &c 81 Broadway, Anne
rlea le oer for inspection an extensive assortment oil
ccied with view to rendering their stock rich in quail
" md variety Us can BE- BEL; found in the city,
green miled cloths various shades Beaver do drab and
blue Deyonsire Kersey Canada grey do; drab, blue ai
black Pilot Cloths brown, black blue, and drb NOLAN
WINTER FRocKs, SACKS, sc.--neaver and mie
Iss aND il eW ie ia ssek olive
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths, Of Dloys, Simons
BUSINESS AND IRA YELLING CoATs-raid
CassIm ,;r,, Tweeds, ind, other goods
| PANTALo French, English, German and Anne
rcun black, blue, Mixed ana fancy Casslmeres selected
with reference To the various Of numerous pa
irons in this line, to which such attention has directed
as 70 enable Us TO insure iii combining uu eegance
HES1Sfack silks and satins, fancy do, woolel and
velvet paids figured Merinos white and bun Cassnieres
and Marseies, rich Silk and Satns Tor Ball and parties
ARMYAND Nj YY-Experiencc enables to furnish
Uniforms in strict conformity with regulations and have
always on hand the material necessary to the different
TIIiST QUALITY READY MADE GARMENTS
Equal To the best custom WORK.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES olive, green, black, and blue
HEAVIER, aud miled cloth Surouts; large
proved styles Sacks including bne black brown and drb
dohar dab and blue Pilot olive and brown weeds, &c
business and Travelling Coats Olive, brown, green, and
blue Cloths, plaid Cassimeres 1weeds Dress and Fock
CoasA large assortment various roors abrlcs
CoaksBlue and Black Cloths full and quarter cir
eles, pan.loons- Black blue, mixed, and fancy Cass
meres; plain aud ribbed vcyeeens, for riding, travelling
&c. vesings Black Silk, Satin, Bombazine, and Cass-
nlere fancy Six Satin and vaencia guered and plain
wool Velvet black and figured Silk do Dressing Gowns
DE LANES, Merno, and figured Muslin, In great variety.
Hunting Coats, in various styles. r.
NCYUItESS 4 R1ILLEI S,--Tagliuni, Jenny Lind
Mazlrka, and other styles fancy Cr,yats; lnss French
and Italian black silk Crayns exir.. and medium quality
black satin Crtvats superior black silk Satin Scurfs
newest style fancy do Merino Scars Mufes, travel
ling, &c twilled and plan English, French, and India
Pocket Handkerchief Gloves ias0n's and Bajuu's
black, white, and coored kid also Merno Bckskn, lined
Berlin Linen, Conon &c. Suspeners All the various
Styles and qualities, Underyess and DLawers- Aerino
SILK and Buckskin, Wool and Cotton Flannel Hall Hose
White and Mixed Merino, and Cotton, various grades Shirts
Bosoms and Collars Umbrellas, Silk, and Cotton
PIECE GOODS-Clos Cassimeres Nesti,gs, &c i,
as extensive assortment can he found in the country,
which viii be sold by the piece yard, nj low prices
they can be bought, with the obvious advantage oil secc.
lion from what can be relied upon the fashionable
goods.
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GARRlT GARRABRANT,
lSl Market STREET. Nru',rl
DISEASE OF TIE HEART, RUPTURE, AND
DROPSY

t-., NEW YORK, July, y, lSi6.
DR. TowEsgSD--Dear SI-My wife has been afflicted
with Disease Of the Heart, and with terrible Rupture r
over fifteen years, the greater part Of the time She has
been troubled with Shortness Of breath and Fuering
OF the Heart, which has been very distressing and
gneny been unable 10 leave her bed Tie Rupture
large aud severe She tried almost every remedy for such
cases, with but le benefit When she had taken but three
b2ts 81 your excellent medicine, she entirely relieved
o. NE Disease OF the Heart and tile Rupture has almost
lfely disappeared.
sue has sso Ind the Dropsy, and very much swo
h ~ a 10 nta that she could be 80 benefited she
70 T. 1 llnralipn Of discusses But IL has strange
~ :, ~, y appeh relieved her OF the dIopsy. aware
,,, IT,. el' w 80 strange, appear almost like
n, MI y ~ nevertheless, sober reality Your SARSA.
hIii.a 10 eliIiiy valuable medicine. and ssulJ Ia,
49, ~ phe mat IL suffering we have been IInny
plspeeNf nus account they arr al be1y Ia rnII M n,y
house, anu nave ocular demonstration I,,T ,,a,erln,i
y, WIIJJ.N , fgn,s lS,j'ecuu
pDINfIpAI oprt,t, ,fc anna No. James street
Sun Building. 'ilNhhi, ~ YORK
DIR I. w DyoTT q SONS. GtSrr,, 49,. . =,
l5Z Norm second street, Philadelphia, Pa ''' w
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES S.r,,.,, -
OisT, corner Hl street aud Penn Avenue ~ DRUG
U5- Also, Tor sale by Dnggista generally
10 NONE GENUINE UNLESS p,;r Ip ~ r,,,
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES WHICH r,tNrstYh.
QUART. AND sIoNBD win WHITE. siqs - -
: 4. TOWNSEND, AND MS NAME BLOWN AZ nm 60 ~
Octs J7--lyd oct rs '' ''N ~
10 DIR, YoTT,
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CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
.'a.f ESJ,I RLISIIMENW

lUANTIN n LuTZ, Cabinet Makers and Upholsierers,
have the honor 10 inform their friends and the public IN
general that they have the large, commodous and
attractive Bazaar Store No. 32 CHESTNUT STREET, up.
poste the Academy OF Fine Arts, where they hav.
tcles their ne such asparor chamber and boudo re
nre, in the latest Paris style which they sell at the most
moderate price. ..
Grateful for the liberal patronage we have received
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same pledgng
selves TO exert greatest endeayors give satisfaction
our patrons BY the quality and finish OF articles which
We will guarantee To be OF the best workmanship.
s.
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

A.,I,fl All merchandise designed for the interior o
S1fRskd8hk the States oi GEORGL1, SOUTH CARO-
LI.sl, IENNESSE,E, and ALABAMA, sent via Sa
yanna will be forwarded by the Steam Boat Company
Georgia in their Steam Boats TO Augusta, Tree OF commits
SION, at the lowest current rate oil freight
addition the steam boat power TINS Company already
posses they under construction new steam
boat unusually light draft Of water and high speed, bull
expressly with view TO ensure prompt transportation
Goods III all stages Of the river navigation.
Goods marked Tor the interior Of tie country, alter reach
ing Augusta Hamburg are forwarded by the Agents
there 10 their ina destination,
Shippers may rely upon having the order Of their Goods
carefully looked 10 in Savannah
Bills Of l.adng advising the shipment of goods, and
letter advising whether insured AMI 10 what point should
always accompany tile same, or be sent by mail.
Parties who nave been IN the habit OF forwarding mcr-
chandize the interior Of Georgia by this line, aud direct
inn 10 the care OF H. Goodwin, will please take notice
that the Of that gentleman with this Company
having ceased all future communications should be al.
dressed 10
w.P WILLIAMS Agent, Savannah, Ga
R.PEnEscKs
Mossrs Taylor a Merrill,
Josiah Marcy a Son, NJ y,rL
GoOdliue N Company ~ '''"
l.. a. brigham, bsq.
IIawps, Gray a Co, Boston.
Henry Sloan, Esd, Philadelphia,
octs-dly' oetis
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PRICE THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY,
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EDITION. sr
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Tie entire has been re.steroyped and is now print
ed upon new set Of plates.
Several thousand to0ris have been added and This
edition now contains al The CORDS embraced IA lie new edl.
ton in the quar1o form.
The Syavis and Walkers key TO the classical pronun.
ciion "a Greek, Latin, and Scripture proper names have
been revised wan much care greatly improved
lOcuD4ay giving the pronunciation OF modern geo.
graphical names mas been 10 tlus edition..
Great attention has been gwen la The revision 10 The
pTonniciaon large number Of words having been re
spelled, II viii now be found to complete Ir0aocug
DictiVfit1y 1879"
IL has also been made a Synonymous Dici!onu,y This
new and us The publishers beeve, very important feature
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Other dictionary ever before published.
The utmost care has been gwen every department of
e worn To render most peiftct and satisfactory
ieitu 10 tle pubic Cohsiuerily It's eness,
numerous essential improvements, and general utty,
VIII Dc iotd one Ui tue most Indispensable and cheapest
works Of the TINES
For u more particular statement OF the principles on
which te REVISION has been conducted reference made
the pr,fce Of the work.
Octo--dly
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FURNITUREi FURNITURE!!

: 4 T The second Street CABINET WAKEKOOMS, NO. Ibl
"a South Second street,. MOUNT having a large and
splendid OF fashionable and well made Furniture
ON hand comprising rosewood teteatete Sofas walnut do;
mahogany do, with plnsh satn damask and fancy hair
cloth seungs and other coverings plain Sofas OF all prices
and patters French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Chairs;
Rocking do Centre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables; Dvans;
Pedestal Pier Tables Extension, Dining and Card Tables;
dressing Bureaus Warrobes with and without mirrors;
mahogany high post Beseads; French do; cured maple
cherry do; and variety OF others; Secrelarys Book
cases, marble tops; mahogany Wasnstands Hat Racks.
plain and with mirrors Ladies Work Tables OF rosewood
aud mahogany; rosewood, walnut, birch and mahogany
chairs with h,irrioh, plush and damask seating likewise
seat Chairs OF all atterns with an extensive assort
ment OF every article III our line of business.
Country Merchants and others especially invited 10
call and examine stock Of Furniture every article o
which is manufactured by ourselves and will be disposed
Of on tine most reasonable terms ...-.
l..Ll.
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CONSUMPTION CIfREn


Cleanse aud Strengthen. Consumption he cured Brp,i.
cluhs, Consumption Lirer Complaint, Colds, Coughs.
Cdidrrh Asiid, Splitting Of Blood Soreness IN ihe tH,st
Hectic Flush Aighi Snsdts, Dcun or prottse ErJec.
iord'i0' Pam an lie Side, &c, hare been and b.
Probably there never remedy that has been SO sue.
cessl in desperate oi Consumption this clean
and Strengthens the iem and appears TO heal
ON the lnnGs and the patients gradually regain their usual
health and strength r. ,.. .a'.
.- ALMOST A MIRACLE.
Read the following, and doubt If you that ConGump
lion can be cured. This Is only of several kindret
cases. that TOWSSEND'S SARSAPARIILA has cured:
3. r.... BROOKLYN. Sept II, 1876.
Dr. TowSsEND-Dear Sr-I was taken, q little over Q
year ago, with severe cough and pain IN my side: il i
creased very fast indeed. pronounced by ply
sicians 10 have the quick consumption raised large guam
lilies Of bad matter, had night sweats and-sinkng very
ias-my doctor said he could do nothing for
the hospital IN hope Of being benefited. but pronounced
incunhe was greatly distressed lungs. and
could hardly breathe soon became emacGted, and
ptCied TO die; confined bed and Obliged 10
aSe watchers Indeed, cannot give any description
that would do justice to my supposed by my
friends to be pasi recovery had tried great number
remedies. AMI all seemed To be effect
most extraordinary cures performed by medicine,
TO tell the trul suspected there huinbug
them. but was induced TO try it, did NO, and very
thankful did. cannot say tina; am entirely well, but
far recovered 10 be about my business and hope
be entirely well in lew weeks. Ny cough pam ia III.
side, and night sweats, have iet and raise but
little and am last gaining my usual strength. feel il ms
duty 10 give you statement OF my case, publish, If you
please -.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. TAI, Broadway, New York.

Ell. j. b. MONNOT, PRoPRiRToR.
VIIlS HOTEL, situate in the upper and fashionable part
OF Broadway, has been enlarged TO be the
most extensive that exists.
The convenience, beauty, and saubrity Of ts position
have heretofore caused its accommodations TO be monop
oized by permanent residents of the city exclude the
travelling public from participation IN It's comforts
S4Extensive additions have been made however, with u
view apart for transient visitors suits OF parors and
bedrooms, to be retained at all seasons for them
Families from alar will find the choicest accommo
daons OF this Hotel constantly set apart Tor them, and
every attention will be paid TO render II attractive TO the
transient visitor II has proved TO those who residing in
the vicinity OF New York. have constantly, since its OPEN
ing honored with their selection, combining all the
Injuries of the best European hotels with the advantages
Of It's location. OctS ly'
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.. REMOVAL!
SILK GOODS

~ u, 1lNDSIES has removed To the new IuilJInrs No
VI Liberty street, dr1 Store from Iroadway,) where he
Is prepared N exhibit, with few exceptions an epiye ueir
seasOrable and desirable stock Of ~.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS-Embracing every va.
Silks NJ .' -
4 DRESS GOODS Of every description plaid and fig
a large assnrtnentOf
FINCy oar And BONNET RIBBONS ioget,e,
with plain cOOI.d and black Satin AMI IA ,tf R,lhGns
PRINCES AND GLHP IRLh.uLNGS- every va.
riety and The newest styles
SILi WIS of all knds and qualities, including SILK
Broche, Tnbet, Cashmere Tnrkerr, &c, &c lie would
particularly call attention hlso jus unusually large aud
desirable assoriment % LdCES, EHBROLDEIiiEiS q
WHITE MUSLINS ~ -
Aud he would respectfully ask the Inspection OF Ills
in general by those who are willing 10 avail Themselves
Of low priceB for Cash and short credit.
OctS-lyd'
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SEAMAN a. MUIR,
pot uppan\yAy NExy vnuy


RE daily receiving from the large Auction Sales, an as
n sortnient Of FANG Y and SIIPLE DRY GOODS,
adapted 10 the best City Trade and purchased much below
the cost of importation, which they are Offering ray
sBuai adpance.
They have also received by the various steamers and
packets, very general assortment Of rich FANG y
DRY GOODS, to which they invite the attention OF pur.
cnsers In their stock will be found the NOupeautes
Paris and L0,tti0n a.a
They beg leave present their thanks for the patronage
literally bestowed upon their establishment, and to as.
sure the public that they will strive to secure continuance
OF confidence and support
II is their purpose 10 extend their already large business
and stimulated by their unexampGd thus far they
are determined TO leave no honorable Efforts unried
compish their design considerable amount OF expert.
ence in business has DEMONSTRATED TO their that
the only sure method OF obtaining and securing large bus.
mess IL to have II based upon correct principles and
while, as merchants they consult the Interest OF their
TONER'S they are pursuing The only true method ofadyacin
their own. . 'a 0ctS-ly'
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CABINET, FURNITURE AND
TpyDJ S'rERY ESJ'l ri, JSJylIE,N,J'

THE SUBSCRIBER having opened his new Warerooms,
L No I73 Chestnut street, opposite the State House.
speclly soicts from the public continuance Of the Hat
tering patronage which for many years they have been
pleased extend him in his former establishment south
Filth sreet-hls stock OF Furniture and Upholstery EN-
braces almost every article known in the trade ut prices
low articles OF similar quality be purchased for
the scaboard and he offers TO the community his
that his arrangements in manufacturing will preclude
the possibility OF any article being offered their nspec-
ton which will not be entitled TO his guarantee.
Strangers visiting the city respectfully invited 10
examination OF his stock either purchasers other
wise, 30. .'... CRAWFORD RIDDLE.
octS -lyl
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SAMUEL HAMMOND d co..,

LHI'ORIThS or FINE WATCHES
No IA Merchants Exchange, (rs door William street
LAVE constantly banda large and valuable assortn,tn nj
Ill OF FINE b1TCifESoi their own niportauon wlrl,
tty are now selling at lower prices (wht qualify com.
pareo lian can be purchased OF any New York
written warraitee IN all cases. VIII be given TO the pur.
chaser -
ChrOnoneter Duplex, and other line Watches an the lat,
hrm oi benedict hammond, will continue 10 give his uI
divided attention to thai branch tie BUSINESS ~, coeN
ION with his present partner, whose reputation hus iona
since been eslabisled having worked tile last 3, year.
Tor The trade IN this ciy. "
n, B-A large and valuable assortm. MT of Jew,lry Sill
yer Ware, Ohcc and Mantel CLOCKS, ac, consnily On
hand. - ,,cI u I'D
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HART,s HOTEL,

No ~ FRANKLIN PLACE, philadelphia.
I OIlS HART respectfully informs Ills friends and The
Ii pubc large, AMI particularly his old patrons in Della
ware, that his house No. 3 Franklng Place, which for
neainess and comfort, US well as privacy ami quleness OF
situation, is unsurpassed by any public house in Phlade
phia is open Tor their accommodation Travellers through
and ysers 10 The city will find his house desirable
lodging, temporary home they could ws-while his
charges ranging from 70 cents 10 81 day. will be found
moderate as his patrons would ask, for the superior
mpdaiions they win obtain.
~ D. LUNCH daily ut IL A. NJ; ORDINARY for the es
pecia accommodates OF merchants and other business
men, from 10 . T., NJ every day, except Sundays PER
MANEST BOARDERS, Tor whom the best accommodations
are prepared taken On the most accommodating terms.