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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-12
Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear
WIN. It. JENKINS g. co.,

DRApERs TAILoRs, Importers of Cloths Cashmere
vtsngs Fancy Dress Articles, &c, 81 Broadway Anne,
and fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear Sc.
ected with view To rendering their stock rich In quail.
FOR oTERc o1Ts blue, black, brown olive. and
green mlied cloths; various shades Beaver do; dra and
black riio Cloth; BROWN black, blue, and oab NlohaIr
WlNaER tRocK,s sdGKs beaver and millel
DRES.S AND fROCK C0AT;S 4 Blue, black, olive.
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths of Boly's simoi's,
BUSINESS AND TRIIELLING COLTS Plaid
.isRs5s SS'tc H8s ossi ss' brown an, ,.s Mole.
PANTILooN.S- French, English, German ami Anne.
rican black blue, Mixed and fancy Cassneres selected
with reference 10 the various our numerous pa,
irons III this line to which such attention has been directed
us ~ enanle US 70 insure III combining a elegance
IESTS--Blnrkslksa and sans, fancy do, woolen and
velvet plads, figured Mernos, white and bun Cashmere
and Marseilies, rich Silk and Sns for Hall and Parties
ARMY;AND IA Experience enables US to furnish
always On hand The material necessary 10 The deren
FIRST, QUALITY READYM MADE GARMENTS
Equal to the best custom work :. $500 =
ORERcOA TS:-Brown olive, green black, and blue
beaver and mlled cloth Surtouts large assortment i'm.
proved styles Sacks including blue black brown and drab
Moar; drab and blue Pilot olive and brown Tweeds
Business and Travelling Goats Olive brown green and
blue Cloths plaid Cassmeres, Twee,s, Dress Frock
Cloaks and Black Cloths full and three quarter cir
cles, Paniaoons-Black blue, Mixed and fancy Cass.
mereF plain and ribbed yelyeteens for riding, travelling
&c Vestings-Blnck silk, Sltin Bonbazne, and Cass.
mere fancy SILK, Satin, and Valencia; fguered and plain
wool Velvet black and figured silk do. Dressing Gowns
De LANES, Merno and figured Muslin, In great variety
lIuntng Goats, IN various styles. '1gs =
FANG DRESS dR1IGLES.-Ta gloni, Jenny Lind
azurka and other sly les fancy Cravas; English, French
md Italian black sill: Crayats and medium qualify
black satin Cravats superior black silk and Satin Scar
newest style fancy do Merino Scars MULES, for travel
ling, Ne; wilea and plain English, French, and India
Pocket Hardkelchiefs. Ciiason's and najou's
back, white, and coored kid also Merino Duckskn, lined
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, &c Suspenders- the various
styles and qualities Underyess and Diawers -aIerno
SILK, and Iuekskl, Wool and Cotton Flannel. Half Hose
White and Mixed Mero, and Cotton grades; Shirts
Bosoms, and Collars, Umbrellas, Silk, and Cotton.
PIECE GOODS-Cloths, Cassmeres yestings, &c
extensive assortment be found in the country
which will be sold by the piece yard, low prices d
they can be bought with the obvious advantage oil seec
ton from what can be relied upon the most fashionable
goods
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Books! BOOks!! BOoks!!!

THE subscriber has added immensely to his already
mammoth stock OF Literature, His late acquisition,
from The trade GALES of Boston, New York and Phadei
uha together with fifteen Of the finest works per the
i!arrck from Liverpool aud twenty ditto per the Leoni
taE from London, which will 1e Immediately marked
exposed ir sale give undoubed air of richness, yare
ty rarity aud extent his stock hitherto uapproached
this continent All literary men, lovers Of books and
uSiasts mental investigation, solicited 10 come
ENJOY the true "easpof reason and tile How OF souln
Every subject which the wit Of man has been expended
or brains inrnei may be found here The reconcile ma
hematcia and The crazy founder Of new systems Of Theo
osy is each ~ lE proper MITCH Those given TO Nero
NANCY, Aaroosy' Alchemy Sorcery and Witchcraf will
be guy am'u whilst tile belle letre scholar can select
from lsVo lrtsh volumes, the very cream and che
houVrts oil modern English literature The best treatsei
On every professor aud senee, the honest poddne
FARMER 10 the enthusiastic soldier In every art and sci
enee the beet books are here embraced In he department
of elementary professional treasea and arhoo books U
every kind hs stock s immense, The ibacriber IN lies
all strangers 10 pay him visit before thew leave t,e civ
In purchasing from hun they unehalI M their mn
ney, Clergym.n literary characters and hor cneriors
generally Ewing lines IL railroad si.Sm,o,t rn.,.s
will do well put change Il linen In their ys,,ses snj
atohce li6 Nassau street allowed by ali s.yans n
be "e moral ~ the intellectual woTds pools ssil
ing hall price, literary appliances q,
every Kind Gratis well sbert Spanish cigars and thsr
philosophical instruments for nyeieTate smokers like he
cslebrafed DR. parr JOHN DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Modern bookseller,
li5 Nassau street. New York
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINES FOR
BALTIMORE. Fare SO.
b q IS 9 |'||'||I Z,

MORNING LINE,
PER PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTIt
MORE RAILROAD
Via Wilmington, Newark, ElkionI de Grace &C. win
leave the depot Eleventh and Market Streets daily except
Sunday 20 A. NJ
AFTERNOON LINE,
Via New Castle and Frenchtown.
The steamboat OHIO, Capt Davis will leave Dock street
wharf, daily, except Sunday, ats LAP NJ
NIGHT LINE.
Per Philadelphia, Wilmington and baltimore Railroad,
will leave the depot llt and Market Streets daily 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Mail Lines will leave Baltimore for Philadelphia at
A. NJ, and 7, NJ, per Railroad, and o'clock, r. Nj by
Steamboat
SUNDAY MAIL LINE. III.
The only Line for Baltimore Sunday, will leave the
depot llth and Market street, at 10 r. NJ.
Passengers must procure their tickets before taking their
seats in the cars.
WHEELING AND PITTSBURG.
Tickets through to Wheeling or Isburg be procur.
ed al the depot, board the steamboat
Fare TO Pittsburg SIP 10 Wheeling sl3
NUrICE--A baggage by the above lines Is entirely at
the owners rsk AMI passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage but their wearing apparel
80 lbs Of baggage allowed each passenger
octS IDLY O. H. HUDDEIL, Agent.
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RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
CONTINUATION.

r OUiS FONTAIN, jr., partner Of the firm OF
Fsntain & Son, Chemists and Prescriptions
ISIS TO The Royal University, Paris, has established
at Washington city, ID. G., depot for the sale Of
the above celebrated compound, at VIM. Adams
Bookstore, No. 3. Elliott's Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they offer
to the American public as sure atdofe ion Con-.
si.npiion in its Iranced as we'll as eipient stages.
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arresting
their decay II not only soothes and quets at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease, but restores the lungs
and their sympathising organs, to natural aud heal
ihy action. Accompanying each package are gen.
eral instructions and directions ransated) for ts
use, adapted to all cases, and ifstrictly followed
will not fail, in every instance-ift the lungs arc
not wholly consumed--of restoring TO health
which may be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding too much exposure 10 atmospheric
changes LOUIS FONTAIN.
Price, eight Francs.
H. For the information Of persons residing in
theinterior; any part Of the goyernment--hc would
state that the remedy is prepared and imported d.
rect from their I.al,oratore, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mail, as he is adj
yised BY officers Of the Post Office Department TO
any post Office In the country at the same charge
as for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who my wish to
avail Themselves Of the remedy, can do so by adj
dressing him through the mail post paid Two
dollars accompanying an ORDER will entitle per-
son to one whole and one third package.
LOUIS FONTAIN. Z
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p WHO N.

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
HNIIE Proprietor begs 10 inform his friends and
Il the public, that he has made considerable
improvements in this establishment since the last
season. He has erected a large building contain.
ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body Of the Pavilion These rooms ne In
tended for gentlemen only; they are Of a comfor-
able size, light and well ventilated, and superior
in NIL respects 10 those which are generally demo-
minated single rooms in the various watering pla-
ces throughout the country.
The Proprietor Is now ready to treat with FAM.
lies or parties wishing 10 engage rooms for the
season, Letters addressed to him at the City Ho-
tel, broadway, will be Immediately attendedto
a steamboat runs between New York and New
Brighton, at the following hours, viz:
From .Ns1c Brighton. From, North Pier, NJ York.
At s and III AM. Ats, PM. and II.
Q o 20, PM. . IL, s, & 8, Pm.
More frequent communications will be estab-
lishod as the season advances.
The Pavilion IL ready for the reception Of com
pany f. BLANCHARD.
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TnE. MARRIED. woMAN,s PnIvATE

i MEDICAL. COMPANION, by DIR. A, NJ. MAuRicEks,
Professor of Diseases OF Woman 3d edition. lsmo, PIP! go;
price 81. $4,000 copies sDid in Hree months
The great demand for this most important work, (oi
which thousands Sold has compelled the issue of
er edition II Is intended especially for the married. II
discoses important which shonl be known them
particularly Here every female discover the
symptoms, and the most efficient remedies and
tain mode of cure, in every complaint TO which her Is
subject M. n. .a.
Ii IL an important question the married why it is that
behold many married females sickly debinted and
prostrated also The and whether they
ble Of remedy They will here find these important mat.
ers, connected with discoveries In medical and physoogi-
cal science, which meet this question. y
This work IL destined to be in the hands Of wife
and mother who has regard Tor her health and vel.
fare, as we'll as that oi her husband.
The revelations contained In It's pages have already
prov ed a blessing to thousands.
To those YET unmarried but contemplating marriage or
perhaps, hesituDg 10 the proprety OF mourning tile
aponslbties attendant upon H. the importance Of being
possessed OF the revelations contained In these pages So in,
maely involving their future happiness, cannot be appfe.
ciated. RI.
Copies tciR be sea By mai free II postage
On The receipt Of one dollar the Married Womans Pri-
vae Medical Companion will be free OF postage 10
any part of the United States All letters must addressed
(posi-p paid 10 DIR. A. NJ Mamrcca, Box l32 New York
city. Publishing Office No Us LIBERTY 81, New York
For sale by the following Agents:
ZEIBEK & co, Philadelphia, WIN TAYLOR, & co,
Baltimore. @%e
Sole Agent for Washington, D. G.,
@.. w ADAM,
doors nom l-2 street
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. raj, broadway, New York

J. u. MONNOT, PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOTEL, situate in the upper and fashionable part
Of broadway, has been SO enlarged now 10 be the
most extensive that exists.
The convenience, beauty and salubry Of lis position
have heretofore caused its accommodations be monop
ozed by permanent residents Of the city exclude Tie
travelling public from participation In us comforts
Extensive additions have been made, however, with
view apart far visitors suits OF parlors
bed rooms, to be retained at all seasons for them.
Families from afar will find the choicest accommo
ations OF this Hotel constantly apart for them,
every attention viii be paid u render II attractive
transient visitor II las proved 10 those who residing IN
the vicinity of New York. have constantly since lis open
Ing honored Il with their selection combining all thu
Injuries Of the best European hotels, with the advantages
of its location = ..a.1 Eva '-s
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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

M Il. JOHN WRIGHT having relnlushed all connection
III with the Winthrop House, IL viii for the future be
Her the sole management OF the subscriber ani the house
now opened Hotel for the travelling public, as well
~ home for more permanent boarders.
The situation OF the House. directly IN front of Boston
Common, It's spacious and airy rooms and all lis internal
accommodations, render il ,mequalled by any public house
III the CITY, In It's attractions tor the traveller and for those
desiring more permanent lodgings.
Every convenience 10 apartments table and atten
aance will be furnished nj the house, which be had
any hotel in the city, IN It's attractions the traveller and
iof Those desiring more permanent lodgings "r. r.
Every convenience 10 apartments, table and
dance, viii be furnished al the house, which be had
any hotel boarding house IN the city and the subscriber
viii devote himself TO the comfort Of all who may favor him
win their patronage .."%
Parties travelling with their families, and with ladies',
will find the Winthrop House especially adapted their
convenience.
The patronage OF the travelling public and Of permanent
boaraers, is respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM H. SPOONER
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A PREMIUM OFFER.

The post-office of any town in the Union from
which we shall receive the greatest number Of sub.
scribers 10 Godey's Lady's Book, during tho year
between the first of December, lg1g, and tho first
OF December, 1850, the Magazine TO be mailed ,o
such post office or to subscribers through III shall
the subscriptions gratously for one year alter the
expiration Of the year for which their subscriptions
shall have been paid.
The Magazine win DO continued on either TO the
subscribers themselves, or TO the agents through
whom we may receive the orders for quantities, and
to whom the package or packages may be directed,
or TO both If there should be both In the same town,
as the case may be. Address
L. A. Cooley, 1l3 Chestnut 81.
With any newspaper giving the above few In
sertions we will exchange.
Our agents are informed that those sending in
their orders first will be first supplied In case the
edition threatens 10 run out
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eRar's Blocking is of the most superb and salts
factory articles Of the day mpars brance pc.
lish beyond description. We have tried IT, Go and do
iikewise,m-S Spirit If TIE 7ia,es Apra 2.
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rLUMBE NATIONAL. DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
Concert Hail. Penn Arenue near Broirn's Hotel.
THE propretors of the above celebrated establishment
i are happy to announce to the public, thai by the al Of
sky top light they taking Pictures, which they
confidently believe have been equaed since the dis
covery tile art by Daauerre.
Among the many advantages this light over
Others Is the great facility hy which GROUPS from two u
twenty a&en, each LIKENESS In the group being eqnul
clear and distinct This degree of perfection In taking
groups never attained by the usual mode. etE
This new light is peculiarly adapted for taking children
of any only second being required for setting
This Gallery contains the largest collections IN the world
of distinguished men, taken from life G
ADNirTASCE FREE i
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EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS,

IN all symptoms of frequent pain in the Head, mness OF
" Sight noise In the ears disturbed Sleep with agitat.
ing dreams, PALPfTA 7ION, FLATULENCY and
WEAKNESS, Dr. SWEETSERiS PANACEA should be
Immediately commenced with aud pcrservered in, until
every symptom ceases The above are the premonory
symptoms Of Epilepsy, and denote very foul state Of
the blood, stomach and nerves ratification Of the blood
by the Of this Pnarea will at all times insure the body
against any Of these disagreeabe symptoms Many per.
sons suppose that II IL useless To take medicine unless we
are Ill be unable TO attend 10 daily avocatons
therein lies their error We do insure houses and
goods when they fire. with the expectation thai
they will soon burn up; but the Wise precept Of guard
ing against accident So five purify onr blood when WE'LL
we insure r bodies against attacks of sickness not with
the expectation Of being sick, but be always pre-.
pered against lis attacks For sale NJ all the druggists
gra J. +. CALLAN,
corner of Il and 7th Streets
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TO INVENTORS AND pATEsTEEs.
AGENCY roR OBTAINING PATENTS FOR NEW ISyEN-
TIoNs AT WASHINGTON,

AGENCY ron OBTAINING PATENTS FOR NEW ISyES-
TIoNs AT wAsHisoToN.
VIZ r. ELLIOT, formerly OF the Patent Office, informi
w his former clients and others that his Office may sill
be found at the where has been located ion
the last thirty years. directly opposite the Patent ONCE
lie is prepared with his accustomed accuracy
and prompmess any business IN the line Of his profession
such as furnishing information respecting the originality
and paientabty Inventions preparing papers and draw
ings for applications for patents caveats, &c.
To those unacquined with him, he refers 10 the follow
ing testimonial Of the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth late Com
missioner Of Patents
Patent Office, Feb. 10, 1912.
Mr. William p. Elliot, who has been formerly employed
In the Patent Office Draughtsman &c. having esab
lsed Patent Agency in tile city OF Washington, take
great pleasure IN sInmendng him as gentleman wor
thy Of confidence and az being particularly qualified IL
take charge Of any business requiring knowledge of me
cbanca science the progress Of The arts and patent I'm
pr0vements. Mr. Elliot Is Qlso we'll acquainted with III,
practice Of this Office. HENRY L.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner of Patents.
W. r. Elliot is also the author Of The plan of The
Patent Office bniling t
ns- Letters on business 10 be posi-. paid
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~. . ERANKLIN PLAoE. PRILADEApLna.

OU1S HART respectfully informs his friends aud the
IL public AZ large, and his old patrons IN Della.
ware tllat his house No % Frankna Place, which for
neatness and comfort well privacy aud guietnes Of
situation, IL unsurpassed by any public house in Phlade
phia is open for their Travellers through
lodging or temporary home they conld wislwhie his
charges ranging from 10 cents TO 81 day, will be found
moderate az his patrons would ask for the superior
nodatloDs they will obtain
N d LUNCH daily al II A, NJ; ORDINARY for the 20.
p.csl accommodation OF merchans and other buHnefs
men from 10 p NJ every day, except Sundays. PER.
MANENT BOARDERS, for whom the best recommendations
sre prepared taken on the mon accommodating terms
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a.
Schedule:
Leaving Spears Wharf, Baltimore daily except SUNDAYS
al r. NJ, by the well known route, via Chesapeake
City Point, Petersburg Weldon, Wilmington 10 Charles.
ton s g., without loss Of sleep TO Weldonin the popular
comfortable, and safe steamboats, with their experience ed
HERALD Captain Russell, OF JEWESS, Captain Suttnn.
This Line has been running for upwards Of twenty years
without loss OF lie OF property The boats built expressly
for This route Arriving in Norfolk, after comfortable
nights sleep, next morning. al o'clock A. NJ Thence M
The James RIVER with Its beautiful scenery, light BIZ
the steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis, OF ALICE
Captain Brong, 10 City roinihence TO Petersburg
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain Blew
time advance Petersburg Of the Great o. s Mail
Line with The passengers leaving Baltimore time, or
Washington CtyneAt morning, where this Great u. Mail
their false advertisement Of q hours ahead oil any other
Line The Bay line gives the traveller least hours
rest ~ Petersburg, 10 encounter the night travel TO Whining
ton, N 4. The same passengers that leave Baltimore
The Bay Line anlagamate at Petersburg with those
Baltimore same evening, and Washington morning
via the Great u S ha at Petersburg arrive al
Charleston all together.
Also connecting with The Sea Board and Roanoke Rail
FOX 10 Edentsn, Plymouth, Sewbern, and Washington NJ
G. Returning with same connection.
Returning leaves Norfolk Band Portsmouth at O'clock
y. NJ, daily, except Sunday, arriving in Baltimore IN
West.
''s 'A H!ssssss e q yfs'&"'''' Va 'sn
g 3" Richmond or Petersburg Va q
y :" . CASTOR or Weldon, N. O.,
Il" Through TO Charleston, $. O., ~
Meals on board BAY and james River Boats included
thereby saving Ia each passenger by this route 81 80
Travellers by the above will please he directed by
Soliciting Agent in the Cars, and by the Porter in the
Depot yard e. Norfolk Line labelled oil his hai who will
direct you and your baggage 10 the boat
Baltimore October sll ls47 III
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PLAYING cARDs.

HE very choicest Of Crehort white, red aud blue
i back eagle Playing Carda, also Merry Andrew High
lander and other varieties, with every description Of back
together with assortment Of Playing Cards from all The
principal card manufactures in The United States For sale
the very lowest prices and IN any quantity 10 cut pur
chasers, by CHARLES SMALL, 25s Pearl ftrett,
next door % the u. q Hntel
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New Carpet Warehouse.

ballard d. PRINCE inform their customers and the
ID public that they have removed from the old stand so
long occupied by them, 10 the large and commodos Ware.
tonSe, recently erected on the north side Of .
BROOMETELD STREET,
short distance from Washington street. where they offer
sale extensive assortment al English and American
Carprtings all qualities 10 10 Stair Carprmgs; Hearth
Rtirs: BOOKINGS Straw Mattnrs, Or. DC.
Also, English and American Painted Floor Cloths Of al
dimensions -r.-
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

CORNER FULTON AND PEARL srRERrs.)
TUE PROPRIETOR Of this Hotel desires to his
thanks 10 his friends and the travelling portion Of the
community generally for the ayors which they have be.
slowed upon him he opened his establishment,
assure them thai he will spare exerols 10 render his
house worthy Of the patronage Of which he has already
II JOHNSON.
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BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE

BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE,
Mo. G SPRUCE ST., NEAR THE CITY HALL, n. YIN
IN a,iiot his usual assortment OF large sized LOOK.
ING GLAiS PLATES Of superior brlliancy and beauty,
and POLISHED PLATE GLA So i'm STORE and other
JrINIfOIF SHOJr GfSES, dc, which has been largely
increased by recent mportations
The subscriber has for sale. large and small sized POL
LSUED PLATES, II superior lnaliiy, lur LIGHT
Goa en- WINDOWS, GREEN HOUSES, and MAN
IJEI Glory WINDOWS.
The use Of this Glass in windows of stores and dwellings
In great additional security against fire. .,
Sash makers aud dealers will find Il their advantage
cali as above, when prices will be furnished,
ISAAC l.. PLATT.
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NE w PAP ER HA .NGI .NG s..
AND WINDOW SHADES.

NICHOLAS PIKE 81 CO., No. l73 Pearl street,
In Importers and Manufacturers, have asi opened
very extensive supply Of every style and quality Of
American aud French Paper Hangings Borders,
Fire-board Priuts, and wide Window Curtain Paper.
Also n splendid assortment Of painted Window
Shades AID fixtures for the same, which they offer
to Merchants, Dealers and others at,he very lowest
prices.
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IT, lie proprietor ofthe Rough and Ready House, Lou
j isaia avenue Washington. the City Hail. respect
fully informs his friends and the public that he has con.
nccted with his establishment an excellent TENPIN Al
LEY with balls equal any in the city In which they may
at all times themselves without any charge whatev
er, and he viii be happy to have their company
these terms
The Bar will be found constantly supplied with the hes
JOCK DOUGLAS