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Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

A STRANGE SfoRY.-fhe hast Glasgow
(Mo) New, tells strange tale nf unr
ol the eagly settlers OF Saline county,
Tie was ffenehman, who about twenty
years ago became dissatisfied with the
prospects before him, aul lci, his wife aud
daughter. To seek other means of mend.
ing his fortune. Foo several years the
wlic and daughter awaited hi, rctun, iiil
even affection compelled them to ihinL
him dead. They struggled along n pow
eity until thc daughter grew into woman
hood aud married. a. did also the mother
-bllh Of them remaining ia Strengthened
circumstances Last week. however, ana
old grcy.beaded man went to the humble
dwelling OF the daughter, aud after sur.
yeying her with deep emotion for a few
moments said. DO YOU know the name
OF youriather, to which she replied by giv.
ing il. Then. sad be-, | um your father
After their mutual gfeeiing- De brought
in two bag, Of gold, containing Sl0,On0
ani gave them 10 hi. daughter, aud OF.
'iercd her husband the best farm he could
find 10 the neighborhood, lie knew his
daughter by a scar on her forehead from
a wound received when a child. llisnot
stated what arrangements were made
with liis wife
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

TARIFF or CnARcrs BY HE WAsmSG.
Ton AND Nav ORLEANS TrLEGBArn Gov.
FANY.-Nr have received says the Phil.
adclphia Ledger OF the 29th ult. a lanh
Of charges by the Washington aud New
Odrnu, Telegraph Company. from Wash.
ugiau clty lo New Orleans aud the res.
pcclise intervening points. IL l. pub
hshcd hy order ot the company, aud we
nud that iur thr first tea words sent to the
nearest point, Georgetown, TWO miles
from Washington city. the charge is tit.
teen cents, aud one cent for each addi.
tionnl word; to Alexandra, 10 miles, IS
cents for ten words, to Charleston, :. C.,
GIL miles, lhc charge j. ~ cents lof ten
words. and ionr cents for each additional
word, to Mobile, 1923, the charge Is l67
cents, aud eight ccuts lof each additional
word, 10 New Orleans, i7l6 miles, 50,
and ten cculs for each additional word.
BrtWccu Mobile aud New Orleans the
charge is so cent. lorten words, and three
cents for each additional word. From
Charleston TO New Orleans ~ 37 Su.
yannah to New Orleans 81 10. Editor,
aud proprictors OF Newspapers who re.
ceiye news for their own papers are only
charged one fourth OF the above rates, II
their communications are written in plain
language and not in cypher. No charge
for address, signature aud date, and com.
munications prepaid.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
SCHOOL,.

'ilE undersigned takes pleasure in announe
Ing 10 the public, ihui be- will frsume his
school at his residence, tPne Grove,) two miles
east Of Washington. on Monday tie lsih day 81
september, Isis.
Terms per session II 5 menths;
PfImutY branches. s. 10
Higher caHrs, 10 IN
Boarding can be had on moderate terms. An r..
spectacle ismilirs IN the vicinity.
JAMES a. WILLIAMS,
September II. is4e.aa.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
W AR E H O u S e
-NSlI'ftFl.

VIE subscriber takes this method OF tetnln
ing his ihauksto tile citizens Of tbi, and
the adjoining eounlirs, for the liberal patrons
heretofore received, aud hopes by strict and per.
sahal attention TO business, 10 leerhe eeut'aa.
anre Of The same.
From ihia date the business viii be conducted
by the subscriber In connection with IRA MUM,
nndei the name aud style Of hcColiRfa d NuHa--
both Of whom will devote their personal attention
to ihis branch Of tie business
They ate now having large additions made 10
Their Warehouses and Cotton Sheds, aud will BE-
pfrpafed 10 safely slorr away any quantity OF In.
freight and Produce, aud will hold themse YES Re.
sponsiblc for the sale delivery Of the same fire
sxeepird1
Cotton STORED by lhcm VIE Ia all easss be fzli
subject 10 the order nl the owner. and will III ,hIn.
PED be sent 10 any house they may wish Their
charges vii BE- "a low as those Of any other rean.
larly established Warehouse IN the place. They
would sst 10 their incuts, that the Cotton Sheds
they are TOW having erected will BE- the safest de-.
posii for cotton in the plsce. as they will be en-.
ufciy disconnected with any ether BUILDINGS i,
town, aud consequently mearrng leza fisk ffon
Gre.
All orders addressed TO them. Or to The sah.sri.
ber, vii receive rfomfi allentIaa.
+ McCoiLuM
Camden, September Is, ISIS
\. b-=we have made arrangements TO have an
uP-ftrigli stored 'sth Us, insured araina los b,
.h's, at premium Of half Of one pr cent. ne,
month"; but ue insurance Will he efseird. uul.s.
sp,eiailv directed. McC0LLuM a NUM-.
Refrflo y l. iid,ia A. Block & SON. G. ID
Roy.ion, Esq, Hon Z croa. II. 4 DlcgIss,
DR. D 7 Jeii. and ". II En'r, washinsioa.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
TO r S A l.

TUE undersigned offers for sale. the farm upon
which he now fesitfs, situated on The Van
Duren Road. about 90 miles north Of Wash.
ngton. There Is good dwelling house aud other
nul buildings on the prcmhrs The ifaut con.
tain. about ono hundred md fifty acres Of clenfrd
land, and Is we'll waiefrd and n healthy ocatifn.
lie would also aell hi. stock OF Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs. &C. forming utensils. md aboui six hun.
dfed bushels Of Corn. Terms will b. mnde easy.
JOAN r ROGERS.
octbS' 70, lais n-4r-
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

THE CuoLERA.-A London letter OF the
9Th September published in the Ma
iional lntclligcnccr. says.
The cholera is marching steadily to.
wards Us; it has reached Paris aN there
were eases OF Asiatic cholera in London
last week, Direction. for treating the
cholera, aad other proofs Of ls proximity
Il not OF its presence, are advertised for
sale aud exhibited IN the bookseller s
windows. The Times appears to make
light OF the disorder. aud says It is a mis-
take To imagine that It's visitation is At.
tended with any extraordinary mortality;
that more persons by far died OF the in.
6uenza last year in london than did OF
the cholera when last in thai city The
cholera is pronounced most decidedly non
nontagions, aud in is early stage very
easy of cure. Panic is deprecated, aud
cheerfuncss and composure and ease re.
commended.
IL appears hy the last accounts from
England that some cases Of the Aslatc
cholera had appeared on board a vessel
lying at Hull. The Government had
sent medical commissioners to investigate
and, If the disease was cholera, to take
proper medical precautions.
The cholera has nearly disappeared
from Alexandria in Egypt 1t Is said to
have been in Berlin several weeks, and
to have reached Paris A prcmonitory
circular has been published in England
by three eminent physicians, Champion,
Marsh and Cougar,--N o. PieayaHc.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
NOTICE.

Of sheriff Lafayette county. hereby notifies
oil persons indebted to him To- fres, Nc., that
unless the same are settled on or before the ir.l
of February 1919, hc will be o idsr lnr necessity,
however disagrecnbls II NAY BE- 10 him, OF cuiofc
Ing payment
A G. OWEN. late Sheriff
Iswlsyillr, November lfi. 1915. IC.tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
WASHINGTON MALE AND
FEMALE SEMINARY,

rENIIG Trustees of this institution, take pleasure
! in announcing to the public, that the rx.
efelses of the Male department were commenced
on the 23d nll ;, under the charge Of the Rev II.
c. rHwEArr, as Superintendent
The course Of study has been divided In three
elasses. at the following prices per ses'on Of I've
months;
For the Primary Glass. Sl2 20
For the Second Glass, embracing
Reading, Writing, Geography,
Arithmetic, History, Eaglbh
Grammar, &c, 10 90
For The Third Class. embracing
Languages, Mathematics, &e, 90 90
aud lee of 80 oenls from each pupil for wood,
dnHug the winter ssssion
One fourth of The tuition fees of each student
will he required in udvuuee, aud ,he residue at the
end Of the session and II is hoped that parcntF
aud guardians will be prompt IN their payments,
as the success Of the luaiiiuluh depends much ON
the observance of lhs requlslion
by oElrrof thu Baard
JOHN ID, TRIMBLE, Treasurer
Washington, November !, lsis. lG-4w
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
Notice.

WILL sell my eoiloa panlaiian situate In
l. the enuniyo Lafayette. west SIDE Of Red li.y-
tr, together With one hundred aonllna,ed sls,s..
The stock Of every denomination. ronii.ine of
mules. hoFses, cattle. sheep and haes, farming
utensils. household and kteaen furniture. /,
credit Of one 10 ten years may be effected. silh
interest fpm date.
WILLIAM wYNs
August Ola 1886.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
4 LMANAes! ALMANAesl ALMAN.

LMANACS! ALMANAGsl ALMAS-
\ Acs.-Dr. y. Jayne woald hsfrby inform
the public thai he pnbli.hrs snaaally for ga.
inions dlnhuiion. oy hinself and al his A penis.
an Alman called Jayas'r Medical Almaaac, and
6uIds 10 hralih Tie calculations for this Al
maaae are made with great cafe aud accuracy
aud Tor five different laiiludes aud Longludes,
81 a. 10 make them equally nseinl Us a Calendar
in Every part Of the limited States and British
North America. They arr printed on good paper.
and with handsome new type, and are NEATLY
bonad, and bstides being the nsates, and most
accurate Calendar IN ih- United Sislre, they con
tain large amount Of valuable information suit
ed 10 the wants Of all, and OF that knd too, which
canno, be ioand ia books
llis Catalogue Of Diseases, with remarks and
directions zoe their removal is rrnll, Invaluable.
Hud make thrm welcome ysiisfs n every honsr
ihty enter. Every fhnly should posssess At lrsI
on Of ihesr Animals lis Almanac Tor 1919. is
nug ready for distribution, Of which he designs to
publish at least Two Millions. sud IA order that
every family In the un ed Stats aud British
Amciien may be furnished with copy, he here.
by insiiei Merchants aud Store ekeepen TO forward
lh''t ofdep 10 him as eirly as p1ssiblc and they
shall b. surplisd " rfatniSnsly," with as many
copl's a. they may deem necessary issupp'y their
tanoas customers. They are also invited At N,
sine time 10 send cnpy Of their " Bn,inrs.
Card which Wi be printed aud placed on the
cover " the Almsnaes ssnt them, also without
charge
Ihry are also requested to give OIL necessary
d.fsuions how tho Almanacs should BE- Forwarded
10 ihrln, ly law they cannot b. sent By mai
nniil the postage iir't paid on them here.
onirrs post Paid.j directed Ia Dr. D. JGTSE.
Philadelphia. vii m,ti with prompt alirui on.
Ianiirs can obtain these Aman, es gratis Of
DIR Il r. WILLIAMS, Agent Tor
the sals Of Dr. jaync's Family Medicines
November isis. &C .3t
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
NO TICE.

V7HE subscriber wishes to inform the planters
Of upper Red Ryer that M is now pRllng
the Ran below bic BIuii, and will have j, cut
hy the time the River ,'nvgublr. lie ia erecting
ample War,hou,rs and Sheds, where Cotton will
BE- received protected, and snhirct to the owners
oriheir agents orders, at 90 cents per bale. Up
freight IN proportion. .--
JOUN COCRRELL
October oj, lsis 45-2w
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
Notice.

7 WILL, oflsrai public aaeiien, The iestsnr
/ Of jame' g. Edwards, on the 31lh mt, u.
following articles, TO wis
One light ene.lone Doggy and harness; ots
Mule; me Eight iday Clocli one Dining Table.
Table Ware; one ailit Con; onr Silver Wsit,
one Sadie, &c.
HELEN 4. ~ EDWARDS,
Adm'r. Of y Edwards, dee'd
S'pi. li,h, iss6.so.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
Election News By Express!

4 H. persons indebted 10 the undersigned. will
Il phrase come forward. on ~ ocfolr ,he ffst
day u January. lslg, aud make satisfactory No..
fnngemrnis orIhe paymrn, of lhrif indebtedness.
Al ihosr failing 10 DO 20. will hear from M.
own expense.
BENJAMIN l. BRITTIN.
Washington, November !, 1873. 47-n
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
B.R.sEED.

ME subselibsF win give liberal wages for h,
Pieaiug af ., 80. Or 100 bales sf cotton.
Any Peran wishing to pick. eau r., 10 do 80 either
IN Long Pfare, OF at lis plantation at the foot 81
the raft, BossT Parish. L.
Provisions furnished 3, either pare en- fsssaas
BE terms. JOHN COeKRELI.
fInc Ill, naiisf parish, arg 81 ls4s-ss
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

THE DIFFERENCE Stealing loaf Of
bread or a string OF onions, is called PciH
Larceny, but the deiaulter, or fraudulent
official, in starched collar and broadclolh
coat who makes way with fifty, seventy
five or an hundred thousand dollars, is
politely adiudged to be simply guilty Of a
peccadttlo' The former is lockea mp in
Jail, aud the latter is admitted to free aud
easy bail The one is hustled out Of the
way as a graceless thief, but the other
escapes punishment, generally by a liberal
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
RANAW AN

Z ERoM The Subscriber. living fifteen miles
n l. south II FsnHsryiil-, on ihr gii inst, 4
- negro man named American. Said negro l.
supposed TO BE- about forty yrar Of aEc, fpl g
or inches high, very black, well made, hirk con.
sdrfably marked by the whip, and d. right little
fagr crooked, whether stir OF not. uncertain
There is large scar from tic rut Of an axe. up.
on his great toe. When be- lrn he wore the mark
Of a blow over the eye, which will probably ie-
main some days Il Asupposcd he will make up
the country
D. 7, A COOK
Union Parish, Ia, sept 9, lsis.@9-2w.- tEi
dglais uHitni
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
VALUABLE PROPERTY ron SALE.

~ llE Subscriber oiirrs for sale on acctmme.
dailug terms, the following valuable real
estate, yiE The well.known tavern stand, for
several ycars occupied by him, in the town Of
Washington, known as BHi's Hotel. with MI the
sppuhennnccs ,hercuaio belonging The house
aunderrolng thorough repair, aud sill br sold at
a bargain, The furniture aad fixtures will be-
sold with the house, II desired. Also, a well i'm
proved black iand farm, situated about miles
northeast Of Washington, containing 2G6 aefes'
about l20 acres cleared, aud Ia high state Of
cultvatou,
AIse, our other tract Of land adioine The above
oonlaiuIug go acres; about 50 acres .ol which is
cleared and under COOL fence.
The whole oi the above property will be sold
together OF separate, to suit purchasers
GEO O. BRlTF
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
MAR RE d.

In this city, On Wednesday evening last. hy the
Rev u. r Boz, Hon A. AnssrEosa. State Sen.
siof iof SEWER Sc, 10 Ms fa,Ncrs l.. SoirH.
rHtASp. Of Camdrn.-Cdmdsq Herald. Nor 3
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
ScHkeR'S HOTEL,
WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS,

VIE sahsorihsf having purchased the house
a funnefly occupied as a hotel, by 4 I. Sal.
Ivan, has re-opcnrd It lor the accommodation Of
HI. friends, aud the travelling pnpc.
lis islic will b. furnished with tie bet the
market aiiufi,, aud tie proprietor will spare no
pain. 10 fendef his guests comfortable.
Ills bar wilI BE- furnished with the choicest Va.
neiy Of liquors; ani hii stables. which ~, large
aud commodou-, Wdl be supplied with plenty Of
pfoysnlrf, aud BE- attended by careful 0sileia
lis charges will BE- thc slmr ne sfe casiamsy
IN similar Establishments, A share Of pablie pat.
ronagc 10 respectfully solicited.
CLEMENT SCHAER
Washington, Sept "a. is4s.il.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
CoIIlAarraa. OrInhrr mn. Isls

CoLuNsauRa. October Goth. lsis
fS'IIS !, TO certify. thai ASA THOMPSON.
I Is no agcni Of our Gin Shop. Al papefs in
which he may have advertised himself ns such.
will discontinue him. nnd al persons with whom
he may have made any arrangements, will con.
slider such arrangements mil and void
GilMER & COLLINS
Octobrr 2, lsis. i,-f
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
DIED

On The 30ih ult, At the residence of Maj u.
" Ashley. Mr. Ia,N loWnr. a citizen Of Hemp
stead county aged IhHy.ionr ysafs.
Camden Herald. Nsrrabsr 2
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
Timer Wanted,

WE with to employ good Timer; onc WHO
W eau come well recommended as n good
workman. will find constant employment aud lb.
efal wage, Il uPpicili'n b made soon.
BLOCK BROTHER 81
Fulton, Sept. &C, ls4s.4e
We would sell, On accommodating TERMS
good set Of Timers tools, with good supply Of
stock Of al k.nks n .. & 60.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

THr GREAT FoHGEa IN JAZZ. The
Albany Evening Journal has been fur.
nished with sketch OF the financial ras'
oaities of Webb atlas Morgan atidS
Hunt, now confined in Albany Jail for a
forgery upon the Exchange Bank OF that
city for $500. He was arrested few
weeks since on suspicion, But on the
trial. although the evidence was strong
against hun, the jury was unable to
agree, one man standing out against a
verdict OF guilty.
His transactions, II seems. have been
vast and varied, aud generally successful,
lie served four years (3i, 80, 30 and
'37) in Sing Sing. for burglary in the city
of New York, und has been in prison IN
England, but he has never been punished
for his immense forgeries, which are
known to have exceeded seventy thou
sand dollars. Soon after being arrested
for his last offence he sent for Mr.. Young,
the high constable of Philadelphiai aud
on the arrival OF that person, who seems
TO be one OF Mr.. Hunts own kidney, the
latter endeayored to get out ON straw
bail, but failed When Young returned
10 Philadelphia, his friends inquired oil
him who it was that had requested his
attendance at Albany. lie inumated
that he was fellow OF no consequence,
who had rot in trouble. When asked II
he was not one OF the Webbs two bro
thers. noted for their skill aud success IN
villainy) he replied that he was not But
a number Of persons, connected with the
Police in New York and Philadelphia
and Cashiers belonging to some OF the
banks who have heretofore suffered from
his forgeries, have seen aud recognized
him,
The Evening journal says. there Is no
doubt whatever that tins Webb is the
person who drew the following large
sums from the Banks named, upon forged
paper, for some OF The officers OF the
Banks have recently seen aud Identified
him:
Glnrd Bank S2l, 900
Lafayette Bank l3,0oO
Commercial, Cincinnati $4,000
American Exchange, y. \, 10000
Jacob Llule, y. \, 23,00O
A skllllul aud well known iofgef by
the name OF Reed, WHO died ia England
about two yeafs since, was connected
with Webb ia the anngc lDgeues, bul
Webb drew all the money hlmseii
Young, who eyiuerd 50 much anxiety
for the liberation of Nrbb, Is strongly
suspected OF beng N some way connect.
ed with the Darlington robbery We
believe h. Is suspended under this ,uz.
picion Whether he has anything TO do
with Alf. Wcbb's iofgefle- Is MI known,
bu, the interest h. has eyiueei Tor Webb ,
release, Justii,s an eNauiualjn into the
matter.
The editor Of the Journal says he Is
placed IN possession of numerous meIs,
lriiez, etc. winch he viii publish as
soon as II shall be proper 10 do 50.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
Il. III. Morgan.
Erellanl, TaIlor, md Cloihler,

Merchant, Tailor, and .ciO;hisr.
Ii AS ja, received an cscrleoi asorimeu a
llCloihs, Cassmrrrs, Nrsiings etc. whi,h hs /.
fully prepared TO make up into garments. &c frit
the iasr' o'his friends and eusiemsrs. OF tie short
CT notice, aud on terms eSimmsly liberal. II,
would hnlhcr Inform his friends. and the putlir.
that adjoining the above establishment, he he,
hiiedu an exceedingly issirlul concern for The
purpose Of rrgalag tie inward man with a.,
choicest
BRAHDIES. WINES. Liquors.
Porter. lT, Cider, and oihrr cic,i-rEs too lsdc,u
10 mention. IL has also fitted npa
LiEEEeX S'fAEsL.
whsfe he vii keep horses TO hire aud on l,vury =.
lie stables are large and wrilpfayided with pras
rndgr and attended hy careful ohlem. CAsIgr.
moderate.
Warrington Arrusi, 30 isis.J7iL
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
.fOTsCE.

TlllE partnership heretofore existing under The
firm Of lluan,Rb * llEuHrEAp, In the prsc.
iicc oflaw, is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent Al business in m unfinished state, will re-
ccive The ioini attention NJ both members Of the
late firm, until the tlme Is liaally adjusted and
either one Of the undersigned ars authcriaed 10
make all settlements. IN relation to fees due. or
use The firms name n the liquidation Of bH de.
mands.
THOMAS HUBBARD.
BERNARD = HEMpSTEAD.
October lG, 1858 45-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

REcEwrRt OTcr, wAmNoroS, ARE !
August l0ih, lSls
| n NY absence, Simon r. SANDER, Esq, will
/ attend 10 the duties Of this Office.
u. r. WtTTER, Receiver
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
GROCERIES.

tHI Ehsve on hand, iar sale. flesh ST. Louis
w Flour, Sugar, Coffee. wLsksy, Salt,
Bacon Sides, Hams aad Shoulders. &c. Al II
which We will scll low for snsh.
S. JOHNSON s Co.
Fulton, October X, lsls 4l-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
I.aT'fLEi ROCK EfEGH
SCHOOL.
FOR YOUNG LADIES'.

IOn IOONG LHbIE Sl
vE,IiIs Institution under the charge of Mrs
Il aud the Misses Noop, will he opened for the
exception Of upils, both day scholars aud bourd.
rrs, On Monday the 2slh Instant
Terms Of Board and TAitioR.
FoR Tuh SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Day scholars, LIST department, full,
OF finishing course, SOS 90
do 9d department., 20 90
do I'd department, lG no
do dlh department, ~ 0O
French, Italian, Spanish aud Ger.
man languages, each, 20 40
Singing IN choir ~ 10
Music, with use Of Piano, 25 90
Harp, so 90
Guitar, 2j 90
Drawing, l6 90
a oourae OF lessons in Poouah paint.
ing Japan work, nlaying OF Eb.
ony aud Ivory, and wax flowers,
eath, 10 90
ilambutgh work, and embroidery also luusb,.
An exlra charge will be made for Washing at
the ordinary rates in the city.
Board with ealtsthenie exercises, at $40 nar
month,
Each baarder will furnish her eoi.bed. bed.
ding, towels aud table napkins
Payments quarterly in advanee=-no deduction
fer absence, except in case OF sickness
Bypat'ienafrrquest, class OF Boys under ~
years Of uge, will be received
Music will be taught principally on the Loglsr.
ian system.
RffEgrNeEs-.R " Sanders, Col. #. d.
Meniek, Maj Lawson
Fofany further particulars apply personally OF
by lrttrt, post paid, at this uiiire Gsasetfs
October u, IDS AR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

DCRsUANT To As ORDER utte Dbl Anire~ H9.e-i. ssu3
\ ls,e n f- County se h-r-t, rfcl sefort1f p
ts 81. per-s a= aal lls' r. estate % JOHN hAlb
BONE NJ BfUrkf. lf C1luiY rsi .ls ~
% fh ff ~ -
r.f stna.'frr of ~ and Singular t.= eof.. clt'rr
sut sh rsd t-c-si h-r resli-1ls ~ = ,,
e CtJ 1 Broksu tefs .fh a J19'
lst.-D Dated hl, 30 isy ri Jam try. lsfs
- lasfma ELIZA RAIHBONF Afrr1rsffsfrr. B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
THE EAGLE HOTEL.

N
ID E-OPFNED-The subscriber has leased his large
and commodous hotel FOR term u years, and hopes
bv attention O bis guests to merit the patronage 1i
hose who have long known the advantages which ils
house possesses every other In his city IN addunu
% is pleasant and central location has been remoieed
in many important particulars and furnished no style un-
surpassed by any hotel n he eastern ces. and viii de-
gree OF Injury and elegance never before attempted IN us
section Of the country,
The READING Rooms are supplied with The leading
newspapers Of tn United States and all the Public Rooms
have been hef and furnished with direct reference 10 tie
comfort and convenience O those who may be pleased to
them.
The LADIES DRAWING snd RECEIVING ROOMS are
furnished IN the richest and most elegant manner with the
very best OF modern furniture.
The PRIVATE PARLORS and SLEEPING APART
MENTs are also furnished in the style.
Feeling satisfied that Of hs guests be Otherwise
than pleased with his public private rooms, he VIII en-
deav0r supplying his TAHLE with the HEsr rHE MARKET
AFF0sDs. and with attentive and o5Lging servants, 10
please al who may enter the Dining Hall
III cooks Trained % their business and Know how 70
please the taste Of the most fastdi0us
A commodious OMNIBUS viii ~ all times be Al the De-
pot on arrival u the several trains Of cars and also Al
The Packet Landing and viii convey travellers and iheif
baggage 10 and from the hotel free OF charge
Nothing will be omitted the part Of The Proprietor 10
give the most perfect satisfaction 10 All who stop a. his
house. >. D. WALbhlDpE.
Rochester, June TO- 1913 iels Inc