davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

The following letter has been handed 10 Boz
publication. Though u has 5ssa deisyed At ths mail
estabhshment Of Msssfs p9k lohnsun md 60. anti
after the election ~ill st 10 rsad 9Th iotefes ~
me friends Ut free soil aufu.a l.ii) Afsocats
ifsDENsALD. Oct lI 49,
Rsv sra u have rscsiys5 pour Interesting letter
and thanh 700 very Indy igr a. The sccount zoe
give Of the STATE Of isens Ia Illinois, upun the question
~ slavery extension DOS very great credit g. Their
petrlosisgr sns Intelligence ~ friends snoS vesy
e.u that hsvs iesfs b. faanter psbhc NE. bot
an not the ess snkyas iur fr success ~ pfiarlyis
~hlsh sincerely regard alas Important b. rE~fy
section ~ tho unlon You qsits sht IN assuming
that Ne movement n The ysbAe mind ~ NJ hsfth
apon ths sgbset n degrees silasiaisd ~ eeiinss
~ l ~iI srsnst our -0athrrr brethren We sD~~feiy
o-eye contfafy that No hsnsni u the
principle us c0etsnd fDf oil s beneficial b. tsefu
II Nll ~ the rect a ne tni0n
Win rensw~d thsbs. for your ohnrns i~,,sf
J am. sefy respectfully uny ygsIs
The Rev rkIfIV fmftl0 N VAN hihLh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09
The CAUSES AND EVENTS


~ We give below the first letter of our Asso-
ciate Mr. G. a. DANA. which has reached ms from
Vienna It contains the most complete and intel
ligible account OF the late eyentiul Revolution IN
that City. which has yet been published. We
have In type another letter bringing down the
history Of this tragedy TO the latest advices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

FaIDAs necembe' ,, isss
Ro,Rn ~ liT,its The loliowing report sss
received thi. morning
Qr.sa>rf>s staten Island Dec is.s
tiis llo>os fiW M.Fos Two nes csses ~ tholsfs
and tso deaths from cholera have occurred TON
among the passengers ID ths sbip Nee iois since sss
ALFN WHITING. Health oseef
To-, Caotsea A. mesuns IT the Academy
Of Medicine held on "Wednesday evening -st sfspos'
on he .ui leei Of A.suc Chol~rs rel y, fisss
ruir y n describing ,hs history s,mPsc'n' sna
uea,neni 81 the disease ~ srsvar siso save ~
sccoun, u the c..e. At tho quarantine which be BE-
nesed he sndoubssd ~ genuine As.,e chols's
rhs members present very severe In thsi' uo,~
- tho doins. OF the Board Of Health
There wnl ba IN aalournsa ness.as "a the Ac.tfmy
ga Tuesday essnins psst whsa FATHER report oil
b. made
Mans LIN The Csnt,is. which ssllsd 20
Wednesday tor farops ls, behind tho k.',"fn si.iis
which we're delayed By iho 10 aed ,Ares soastsfn
malls 9Th date. hon Ss~ oflssss - me 2ash ui No
bio To tho saib VA SsysBnah b. the "a nat and Chs~s
ton 70 tho 81 ns
HoRninLE Da,rH Last evening. a. oclnok.
a womaa nam.d Margaret Connolly residing In b..s
men, =, the re.r II ltJ Cannon burnt b. death
probably intoxicated a. the she met 9Th bsr ~
lated cod she "a, married sonsn aud has lsn
children
HUv OsKR.-A lady named - brown. about
10 year. ~ sge un over Les, evening n hfosi
way ~ one Of Mp Hrosns STAGE. NJ IS chslses
line and conveyed D. her residence i:1 thsmbe's
- severely injured Aidernsn -hslis sho N.
.po, q, the time. demanded an ospsn.iion ifom ih-
driver. bot 70. .ns~ered "a a. lmpsasns sos insulting
HoHBTsr Last nirh, suns thief oontrlred a.
.isa. from h0us. ~ Walker 81 sold vsteh chain saf
ley also . silver Nsifh snd cham beside Joe VI fns
brseslsi. comb. and ether articles - l.welfy The
Police the sert for he mel and ~ The
coerry 81 the stolen property
poticr Couar--. named Joho poshef sss
al 0lsi0f Hfht n ~ ttffs-f 80 $50 ftssf
80 fs.fisFl De- 80 We ~ 80 4 ttI 80 go
go t4s.t ID .sN.a ha.ssi hsaV tisssasr
Isslsf 80 .Iif.s Ii '.00rtsf IT. - st nj
nsIi.a iHsaiif "A as' 30 80
H Ha tssaH .sasH Ua.Hi.
s.slnr asl- 81 Hnaa NHa - - li ~
q e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

ELECTORAL SrrrERs.-Tho New York College
Of Electors state oeieor. and the Wax STATE Com
mttee. pariOok Of = sumptuous dinner ., thc Deavsn
House In Albany on "Wednesday evening {" The kx
penso OF Hon MiLLAED fILLuoEE the Vice Precedent
elect.
On the same evening Hon. Albert Fearing and ZION
Isaac Iiyernorc too Of the Massachusetts, Electors,
gave grand dinner D. shout 10 guests, At he Ire
mont House Boston. Among the guests were the Cot
lcs. Ut Electors the Governor and Lieut. Governor.
the Mayor Of the city. NJ Webster Abbott Lawrence.
speeche. were made By M. Webster Nr. Lawrence.
Gov Brgg. the Mayor and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

rHE FIRE ~ DucA.-The Ltcg Sa-e'e kffra
gives the following OF the o.ses BY The IRE 10
that cry yesterday morning whieh We have airesiy
briefly announced oy telegraph
The nrc va OBVIOUSLY the WORK oi IN incendi-ry
The a.me. ~sre not .ubdued al sfter An
f,.assss 60 % Seii about 80 % Insured bat Nha
sfn 1unt ~, s.crrt4ined War~ick Bryan cigar iss
tory 90 Burchsrd st snd shed siI0ininx. oss sosst
500 insured $50 The stock IN Nessrs W =
store and tobacco factory = also c0nsideraoy injured
~ premature smoking Williams & hsiioss b-tfsfs
n = Gene see and Bailey Noore, No - fry goods
-.tock removed md Considerably injured
Hsti.f-Commou Council building a 90 5rirk
ds~Iliss house No IS occupied ~ Grove Penny ROOT
ha.f burnt BRICK dSsiing the lover ,ide. roof sso
partially burnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09
an. ,ery respectfully. uu'y yosl.
The Rev rkIfI~ finitlo VAN hihih


~ The Editor ~ me Jaasitor0sgL ftennas,
sasI Var received iirrulaf dated Charleston
4osfh CsroIins November -t- signed ~ N W
r1nasf. H5a. ~ sHna0If 6Iuas AID other rIt
sens ri South Carolina s4ggestng the holding u
= Cons ention of the -lasefniiIas states. ant IN.
gitins bee couperstiou 80 COUNSEL la th~ mat
Ger. The Editor replies o. thf 'Irr1lsf. and sitsi
some remarks MOI very lDmpInentsfy - South
csruiina snd ~ greet master, oonclafss a. ~
lo~.
r.gsra roar pfoposuon iofs conyspton u be
-lsyehofins rtstss sosethsf 9Th ~ sspfess<t A.
srmfnsnon ~ rcslst - al hassfds that fes sfs
plsssed ~ styo the assfessfrs a the 80 sol e.
IONS rsrcftftouarf muFsH.snf having ~ - -
@ct ne Dissolution ~ ths niDa ~ - saeh thso~
bses uyoa yoa sin fsr|nss ~ sdiessti'n snf 90
,smpt
an . southern mar 9th ssousrn yfiac.s>s sas
oil ever - ioand tue southsrn ist~sss,s asisss
ths soath Ia 90 Ell h0uf shou.d roos>ns n - ID ~
yoh. Caaiaas CslAoss -k0fn Gen lscssop ssoshf y
hang ior rsasca and 'sssio.' t.rns bic Pfssltssns
fslsa
in -onciuslor ssorsosen az Advios n 500 sns Ne
cififeas of south Csfulas rhtm zoe fsgfsssnt T"
sbsnaos your md schsaass q Nslihe.ren ssf D.san
90 and J. sobu,t qs.t ssa s~.e~sbi" - trns -
~nes ~ lsanruons ~ H0y Wa ee~f theH ta-'
ksse ne rsls over sna ~ - pe-es s'n'"s ypaif
seirss NJ f,rn Taylor . "a msf tsss Nm p ,"
sni rs sfse g1af ueas9nlns tfnTs ~ nisoninn -
oil ss,vs 80 he lnea.lfs Geo Isfssn 80 10 fesi
.aoas yos-hs ~ln hos spn's - sosf ssaets -ed
.,ll 900 smsas 10 itss sane .isrins Wig We
,ts1n 4coff q ne he'd n 80 Regulars We lnss.
M. .rue.,.sc. % N. Hsrbof ~ CAsrsst5a In lsN sn
ser 1rser. fsosn Aafr~s lscssn
III sr oeusl@aa~n rith srs.s r~sp~et A.
" hHOWSLOW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09
lnlifnrnin l.old.


BY Tsssraph WAsHNoroN. Dee. p
Father Richie Of the Uu,0a has seen some Of
the gold brought from California Lieut. Lesser pro
nounced Il 10 be pure The Secretary Of War has
box Of H. valued At $1,000 which he Intends coming
into medal. for the gallant officers who served during
the latn War
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

Though the Emperor Ted ire Assembly reus ned
from variety Of motives Many 81 tse members gym
psthized With the liberal movement and wished 70
hep i forward many lid not dare 70 act .sAnst i from
the fear OF The people. who now lad tue power al
around them. But there party Ia the Assembly
disposed 70 20 tn length 20 which the people would
have gladly gone No one proposed 20 take the lead OF
the movement, give ii the weigh, Of the Assembly
character break with the Imperial power and proclaim
= real Revolution. This i what the people wanted,
and what the ia Of October might hsve been CON.
euced with tas; prospect % success which belong. to
decision and sadsciy. But while the Assembly In sP-
Pearsnce favored the people they took care 70 keep
within leEsl bounds. and By their moderation and SLOW
ness made the q the insureeiion impossible
They KEEP, the National Guards and Students from act
ing on the Offensive and gave time for troops 70 be
gathered from All quarters and the fate of the City
rendered certain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

COLUMNS Ohio Friday Dec
There mas been no movement Of the House which
met again % day and adjourned The Wings stand hrm
and the Csss not disposed b compr0mlse--
They .t continue their separate organization but
less they recede from their schemes moth
lng will be- done this session
The senate ]. stn bAo,ins Tor clerk That body has
already baoted one tHadrsa aad fDTy firass without
choice Adjourned. Ohio stats Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

A B0I SwISDLEE.-We heard tins mofmnE Of
tao cases o. .irot ssinduz oy BOY 0i about liten
years Of age be called day or t~o so Il dfy so9'
store and made purchase. b. alleged i1r M islg
win whom be basrded sod ordered q b BE- ssui non-
arriving AZ the house fret h. tpu< m ysck"f' ifp
the boy carried 10 OF md sold Il Tie owner ~ me s9-
upon ealing Il N. hose If m tdy o. pof aits hs
~ f,spd there rosi dealer sho nd been uftefed
by The came BOY o. End bone roepe Of tons 20 coz
Ate i, was andsd 10 the cellar rss found int mere
one % pay ior q % - 80 t,'l ~ .,l5 n
a. 80. nat he hsd purchased and pad i1r "a c0-l
xbeh =. ~oald turn into her f0r Es board ~ course
H. bov .xinder = ut now . BE- fund Boston lrsv
~ The steamer Con1ectcut, 90 the New
Haven Inc Peffornsd Der at Up Tor "" 'e's' y''
terss, The Traveller tsEe her Pisce
~ The Census q Chicsg0 has asst been taken.
and the poPslstor q sle2.
~ NJ Parsons Of Wilmington. Mas vas
severely bitten b. rahad dos q tes isys ago
- We ars rsfy 1ssl utsrul H~-st h.sssss g. ~
Bssns ,a,.r, 4 fn4sg sEsssss q s'sass e As nss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09
Probable Result.

Tho result OF this insurrecton thus tho triumph
Of the Imperial authority and tor long time the Cap
ita will be- KEEP, In Of subsection windischgrs,z
also threatens all other parts Of the Provinces of Aus
tia in which any rebollious symptom. shall appear.
with the instant application OF the OF scigc -
soon Vienna Is arranged for he will take hold OF the
Hungsrsn'- and the probability is that they will be
subdacd also In this way the Scsvonic superiority
In the Austrian Empire will be- established and the
question OF union with Germany settled In the negative
The Democratic and Social agitation s by this means
suppressed for hew long "a impossible % say for
the ~cave. though they may con..ut 90 Absolut.i.c
measures for time and Tor their purposes. will
soon revolt sgsinsta Government which Is No, liberal
and progressive. Bat speculation shout this matter
nov out Of the question. not only because the ssy {.
not clear enough 70 tell what the signs are bot because
the mail is shout closing and there Is no time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

% tes-a or Of sitsmpts % pila-e merely csiur
nous The people let b understood are never rob
bers They make Instructions and revolutions snd
de Tor iess-bui Tot Tor the sske Of punier 10 i
SID thsi 8 the .sst they fred the Pssc- IN
order q have the opportunity Of getting booty 10 the
eonisEratcn bat rely upon il this a0 tue Il IS 40;
certain hoS Il set on IRE. Il may have taken
from bomb shell 5usifii was fred BY toe people It
was done merely desperate retaliation upon their
enemies Il Is sls0 possible that II may have been done
BY some OF TIE villain. WHO take advantage Of such
scenes 70 exercise their profession a whom
the iaoushless and preiuiiced eoniound with the
honest and noble minded. though often frsrialy mis-
taken, masses
Windschgraiz has proceeded 20 dissrm the Barshers
snd students With the express reservation TIA, the for
mer are 20 oe rs6rgsnizei Al hresrm, and ammuni.
ton are 70 be gwen Up under pain Of military punish
ment All political associations are suppressed md
for the present only the official paper IS allowed O. be
published, and only with Official documents and such
intelligence as the military authorize. will allow For.
egner, who cannot justify seir presence In the City
are 70 be sent Of IL CoHeehouses are De closed
At u o'clock 10 the evening the barbados are 10 be
removed by the City authorities persons attempting TO
seduce the troops from duty TO hinder the execution
Of orders. 20 be dealt with By the military ,rhu
mails and during the sste Of seige the civil authorities
discharge only such functions As they may De re-
quired TO DO by the Commanding General Maj Gen.
Gordon Is appointed Governor OF the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

Fnos Hatiysn. hc.-sy me Brtsnnis We have
Hsaf.x payers tAs an loot A sstensss hre toss
plses At Chsrlo,,sssown p r. I 90 81 satA az So
iroyisx number u bslltinss cal oshsr gfapsfy D.
The vsiss II azse Tasrs -~ ~ issurssss - o.
pssIsrv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09
The Gold Region.
Noss oFftctAI DOCUMENTS

We gave yesterday Col MasoSs Report on the
California Gold Mines We give u day two let
tiers nom NJ. LARSiS addressed 70 the Secretary
OF STATE. By some accident they IA I'll - resch US
a. Yesterday siteruooa. OF they should have sp.
Pesred with Col Mason. letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

~ PEoEi.. Illinois. has chosen a Loco Fooo
Mayo and Common Council y "a s1efasa msloriig o.
40 I.yiors majority 10 Peoris wA' III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

Mans L,tI Tho Csntua. which ssiled 20
Wednesday Cor turope ls, behind tho hss,sfa ssil'
which wcr. delayed BY mo ~ and ,hfee soattsfn
nails 9Th date. nom Nsw Ofleans ~ me 2ath uli NJ
L. 10 tho s9th va -ssBnah D. the ~ nat and Chsll.s
on ~ the "a ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

H1HBEHT Il ast night sunie thief oontrlved a.
.tsa from hous. ~ Waaafst soi vsteh chain sas
Key also . silver Nsfh snd eha|n beside o, VI fins
1rsrsiss. combs snd ether srtieles ~ rwelfy Th-
Police are on The slert Tor ne ihe and 49, The
coe~ry 81 the stolen property
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-04
General Agency st Wsshlngton.

VNHIRTY THREE years experience as clerk In one or
the prnc pal accounting offices OF the Treasury Odd
Audor's) has qualified the subscriber TO undertake gen
ea agency the seat OF the federal government
and the transaction of any business with the public depart
,nent ar before Congress- An intimate acquaintance with
an matters business the several departments and bu
reaus knowledge of the laws, and the principles estab
ished by decisions the executive departments in relation
10 every subject connected with public and
with which he has become familiar from long
facilities which, perhaps, few others possess His attention
will be directed to the prosecution OF claims OF char
acter embracing revolutionary claims against the United
States individual States whether for lands money
pensions OF all kinds Communication for half pay and boun
ties claims growing out OF contracts with the United
States examination of titles and procuring patents ioI
ands return OF Duties remission OF fines or ortetures
under the other laws the prosecution OF claims
arising out Of transactions connected with the Florida
Mexican claims before any board OF commissioners
estate and generally the transaction OF any and every
description of business in which the services Of agent
may be required.
The subscriber extensively known in the city of Wash
the civil officers OF the government to officers
both Of the army and navy well members of Con-
gentlemen selected whom, if necessary particular
reference is requested, to wit:
JAMES W. McCULLoH, First Comptroller ofthe Treasury.
ALBION X. PARIS, Second do do.
PETER HAGNER Third Auditor of the Treasury.
Gen. THOMAS s. JEsUP, Quart Master General IT, s. A.
GEORGE GIBSON Commissary General of Subsistence
Gen. ROGER JONES, Adjutant General
Gen NATHAN TowsoN, PaYmaster General
Col JOSEPH G. TorTEN, Chief of the Corps of Engineers
Col JOHN ABERT Chief of Typographical Engineers,
RicHARD SMITH, esq.,, Cashier Metropolis Bank
JAMES THOMPSON, esq., Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
RICHARD BURGESS.
Office l4h street, opposite N E. corner Fulers Hotel
June 29-y
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-04

"A" eHahtshe0 aud conducted by the Sisters of
,r,,y,s charity, ehisayJor hs relief of the insass.
ii' insulation Is beautifully situated on commanding
= emlnence within view Of the city of Baltimore, and
possesse aaVanages that render particularly desirable
residence ior those afflicted with mental disorders. The
house ana JOINING grounds extensive
Interesting views OF highly cultivated and agreeable
country lts apartments spacious lofty,
ihaed and are furnished In style that will bear compar
son with our most respectable hotels is abunanty
supplied with the finest water and bath arrangements
unsurpassed by any other similar in the
country The patients of this institution are received and
attended by Sisters of Charity, and visited once OF
daily by the physician. Although il 10 behind no
other asylum in the possession Of all the necessary and
mudA Improvements for relieving the insane, yet pre-
rather than place for the sscluson and confinement Of
dangerous and ncube persons It has been the audions
aim OF its founders to invest il with everything appertan-
ing to ordinary home in which the patient AT an times
when the nature of the will admit will be surrounded
by all tho comforts and advantages of cheerful and donpss
tic society Accordingly the greatest Is taken,
merely to discard far practicable every form ofper
inmates everything that tend itae distress their
feengs Opportunities for varied occupations and
nents within and without doors studiousy supplied,
and exercise in the open air in the carriage foot il
carefully enjoined. Nat ~ 30 81. NttiN
Over the female department the Sisters themselves have
provided faithful and competent male attendants who have
been long accustomed the of nvads class,
and whom the Sisters maintain the supervis-
ion This institution possesses accommodations for the
cepton Of one hundred and fifty patients The vary
from IS to 80 week 1.-THE patient require his fiends
desire accommodations and additional attention. hee
will be charged accordingly For further information APP
ply the Sister Superior Of the institutions Dr. VIM
H. Stokes, the physician.
Dec. g
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-04
TO OUR sUBsCRIBRRa.

The Of oar bsss ~
pay men Of the subscription be made IN
DnAnt forward is1&rr
On Which VIII Pc paid BY U.s. and ali sk sussivc IL
The COUNTRY PAPER pubshsd ui weakly dur1>e ~ sss
nons OF Consr~ss and semi weekly during rscess
subscriptions fer period less than win Be received
terms props rtio ned 70 the above rsfsa N
postmsstsrs certificate OF remittance payment fpr subsc
tons or advertisements viii be suscsst Vssst sr,isr
notes OF any speciePsying bank win be reesivsd
Or POsrMASTERS authorized s>l bv
sending DAILY subscribers with eneessd
WEEKLY suhscrbsrs with as enclosed WEAKLY sub
with $40 enclosed will b. entitled b TIE
edition as they furnish us subscriber for srsAs n
90 THE CosssEssIorAL RxsnrKa win hna
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-04
INVEST JERSEY COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. Noun
XY Holly, Burlington county. New ,1erseY.-Ray

Samuel Miller r A. NJ, principal Assisfant eachers
Henry Rinker, A. B. Stephen q podd a. B.; Mmothy
stuon having inc eased beyond the limits of the prem
ises which it lately occupied, entirely arrange
has been made for the future, commencing with the
next session. Thursday the 9th inst most eligible sit
uation, upon the declvy Mount Holly and just beyond
the outskirts of the town. Of which 1t commands beanti-
full view has been occurred where boarding scholars only
progress of erection, of ample proportions The
grounds upwards of fifteen extent the greater
part of which will be devoted to the recreation of tho pu
pills. gymnasium upon the premises, and riding
course round the whole, will afford amusemen well
wholesome exercise, and promote skin In gymnastics and
hoEsemanshp, which will be regularly practised
college, business offe The plan proposes to unite
with the most careful attention health, physical improve
ment and personal habits and manners, faithful religious
instruction and complies preparatory course in English
the principal ancient and modern languages and the sc
ences course extended supply, In good
the defect of college education when that
both speak and to WRITE we'll read the languages
which they study. The Latin and French made, a
far possible the medium of intercourse in the school
Each scholar has separate desk and chair in the scho
room and each separate bedroom, which, at all eies
ure times he has, free access. ~ ..tsi.4ol
TERMS The beginning of the session is the most
any time though for less than period eqwipa&e
whole session, leave before tho end Of sesto3W
out paying for the whole Every ordinary expense for
which extra charge is not here expressly mads per
sion of twenty-five weeks S6. Pupils under twelve yeare
age, and not studying the ancient languages, $S7 g.
Washing, &C., SIS. French, German and Spanish, each
$l2 Books and stationery furnished when desired, at
city prices Payment quarterly, in advance.
Pupils unable to pay the full price, and promising dill
gence and usefulness parcusry me children OF clergy
reduced their circumstances may require, and
the Of the institution permit catalogue and pros
Pectns, with further particulars may be obtained by add
Applications for places should be as early as possible
April N-2aw2w SAMUEL MILLER, jr., Principal.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-04
European House,

European House,
Pennsyluania ape~te, beftceen l4h and 18th
THE subscriber takes pleasure inform friends and
i the public, that he will be happy to accommodate a
few more bosders, with or without very
able terms. He also provide families with furnished
American restaurant, and will have dinner served up in
and the house the shortest notice. in superior STYLE
he is determined to supply his arder with the best
the market affords His bar is supplied with the choicest
liquors and Wines and he particularly recommends the
fancy juieps and cobblers
Vsers having business at the departments, will find
his house convenient, is located in the immed
ate vicinity Of the various public offices.
Breakfast, from ~ to 10 o'clock, for Ta cents Lunch
from III till o'clock, the very low price of 1t cents and
dinner from 81 Al o'clock for 50 cents Supper, from
till o'clock, at rs cents.
He feels assured that those who favor him with call
will repeat their visits he intends do his very best
make all comfortable who give him their patronage. He
also speaks the French and German languages.
FREDERICK LAkEMEYER.