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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
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VIM. w. HAZARD, Esq. Your ob't Sorv't.
II. CLAY.
Nothing would afford the people of New
port more pleasure than to welcome the noble
and venerable Henry Clay to this town, and
to offer him its warmest and sincerest hospi'
talilies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
Ashland, June 2lst, 1910.

DEAR Sir -
! have received your letter, inviting me, in
the event of my visiting Newport this summer,
to take lodgings at your house. | am oblig-
cd for this kind invitation, which should be
glad to be abe to accept but have no ex-
pecation of enjoying the satisfaction OF visit
Ing Newpor, this summer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

after leaving Raab, followed The Hmngari-
ems were made prisoners. The Austrian
headquarters have been removed 10 Baby.
Iona, where the Emperor wns. The Hun
gasians have retired into camp. A Rus
sian corps has entered Transylvania, and
succeeded, after m Obsiinaie resistsn nee, il
taking Yormsn's pass, which was stoutly
fortified. The Russians forced their wsy
through Al the point Of tho bnyonet, and
entered Cronstsdl on The 8Olh Juns. Elev.
en- cannon snd some standards were The
trophies ot this day. The Cossacks have
succeeded in capturing Gen. wyss, AFTER
being wounded. lie was handed over y
the Ars.Eians. Othsr accounts from Tran
sylva.ia state that other Russian corps had
entered ihs district after . sharp aciios
with the Ilungarians. The Austrian gar
rison Of Rnsb had been compelled 10 sur-
render the fortress. A letter from Vienna
states that The lIungnrians had rs-ssken
Sygeeition, end opened the Dict on the ls'.
Intelligence has been received by the
Belgian Journals, that On tho lst end I'd
July, Bombeshi, with . corps d'armes of
reserve Of veteran isoops drawn from tho
army operating in difIercn. parts Of Hun
earv, aud numbering 6O,OOO, had attacked
tho Russian army, of 10000 men, com
manded BY Prince Paskevi.ch in defilcs BE-
tween Mscol,i and O,hen. Tho attack
took place in flank, % ~ to drive the force
commanded by the Prince, 10 person, into
tho marshes Of tho Iss. No details Of tho
battle had been received, but the HunRsri-
ans were seen marching the next day with
10000 msn. IN route to reinforce Geosgey.
Dembriski, with SIS 900 men. remains puv-
suing Paskevitch. kossush issued proc
lamaiion IN the 9th Of JuWe, 1t Dseslsu,
calling on the people in the most emphatic
language to rise 10 nrms against the inva-
ders. Kossush left Pesih on the I'd. ~
Pzcghin. Indstadt was fearfulIy lombard
ed on the 7h, but, according to tho last
accounts, held out. The garrison hoisied
black flag; token-"would rather die than
surrender"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

ANcIExr.-Mrs. Laursuia Throwsr died
recently 10 Georgia 1t the sdvaocsd ago q
lS3 years. Her faculties remained un;m.
paired 10 the last and her syssight-like
- wins we'll tePs-improvsd with see.
He he'd beea . msmbss II The Baptis,
Church ios over huodrsd years. Faithful
old BODY!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

@Ths jswslss shop ell. ". Lissbsush
o Ksokuk. vas ssssrsd o Saturday night
week and robbed e cash aed articles 10 ~
amount q 6ve q six hundred dollars.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

SCnooL LAws.--We are indebted 70 the
Hon. III. n. Benton, Jr., for . copy Of The
Statutes Of the State OF Iowa relating q
Commoa Schools. Il 10 got up 10 neat
styls and will doubtless prove valuable
auxiliary 10 The School officers throughout
our Bate, in sosbling them 70 carry oui
ths provisions Of the miserable School On.
actmeols now 10 force. The work 10 mar
Ssd By nu0srous typographical errors, but
10 cher rsspseas il pkysiesl fesmatioa il
nset ard tidy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

@G. I. j. DAVIS, d tho s.. Louis New
Ere. has writes letter TO the N. Y. Tri.
bups dsnyiag that b i dead. Il i %,
every mss who lives 70 read bic own chit.
nary.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

PoIEuc.--Ihs Spike Society 10 Boston
secsntly discussed the question, .whss !.
The dif5srssee between . bridge Of siahs
and ths siss q . bridget" Il vas decides
II the sfiis0alivO.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

Letters from San Francisco, dated Nav
10th, later than prsvious sdvicee, have been
received via Mazatlsa. The market or
San Francisco was oversiockcd with many
descriptions Of goods, which were selling
At low rutcs,-many articles could be pur.
chased At from 30 to SO per cent discount
on tho invoices. Provisions and cIoshin1
are abundant and cheap. Charges for
landing goods and for storing, wers enos-
mously high-threc or four dollars pee
month, per ton, for storage.
Tho harbor was crowded with vessels.
aud others were arriving daily-some hum
dreds were expected to arrive by tho month
Of August. A dczen or more from Chius
were daily looked COR.
San Francisco wss full n people, and il
Is stated mt to be uncommon for 20 Of 30
individuals 10 occupy one small apartment.
The tents about the town were crowded 10
excess. Rooms 20 fcet square are let from
$500 to $500 per annum. Building lots
which two years ngo wcrc worth only
5000, have been valued recently OF $780,
400.
A large portion of tie inhabitants were
spcculaiiug extsavaean,ly in land; rsw
towns were being laid o,t in different spo.s
around the Bay, and building Tote in viii
deroess sites. were selling from $50 In
5000. Building materials, complete house
frames, boais Of good description, with
everything complete. are in good demand
and sell well. Lumber was worth 400
per NJ. Flour 10 scarce.
The gold dust this season had not bscn
dug out very freely, owing 10 the swoIlea
state Of the streams.
Al tho mines matters vet remsioed pref
~ quiet, but fears were entertained shaS
Gro long there would 10 serious dissurhaa-
css between our counirymsn and the Mexi-
cans - some coo Of the latter had arsissj
in tho country, and evincsd Z most susbu-
lent disposition. But, says letter wiser,
you may rest assured that should any I'M
portant outbreak take place, ihey wosi1 b
shot down 10 . man.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09
THE ELECTION.

The Election 10 over and the Wings ars
hsassn-badly beaten in Scott county,
The Locofoccs have elected their State
tickss By large majority aud the principal
cosnsy officers BY majorisiss 30 heavy q
10 show that tho Wings themselves cams
largely to their aid. We have nothing "a
soy 10 sxtsnuatioo, nor sught sgainss The
Wings, foe this result. Il must b . salts
faction to them to have the Locofocos elect
their officers or they mover would support
them. The officisl returns are not yet 10,
but tho Locofoco majority for the State
ticket will exceed 100. The Locofocos
bad every advantage Of The Wings, - they
already filled the Offices and their i0cum-
bepts for months had electioneered for Z
reelection. Wings voted for Locofocos on
last Monday Who for months had bseu
pledged 10 do 20. 10 . word, ~ fought on
the defensive and they upon the offensive
the Wings to keep their forces from desert.
iue, the LocoCocoe to induce them to desert
But the result 10 known and No regret j,
NOT straw, provided il will teach wisdom
to our follow Wings and prove 70 them sha,
10 binding themselves to support Locofocos
10 Office they are fastening upon their own
limbs the deadly embraces Of the Laocoou
which will crush them in ito folds.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

d.. Coawlx.-Ths Granville Collses
hss eosSsrrsd III heaorary degree q
Doctor q Laws, Il. L. d. o. esssssr
Thomas Ccewin.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

ERack 1slssd wss plsesd 10 Telegraph
ie easssziee 9th b. Leais, q esssra, a
lsse Tossdsy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

DErLoRABLE.-Ws go Il stated that The
steamer Europe, on her passage oos, whom
OF Cape Clear, run down the basqus
Charles Bartlett, which sunk in three min.
utss, carrying dowa With her lSl Of the
passengers and crew. The catastrophe
occurred during . ias. asd although the
boats were Instantly lowered, and every
possible assistance ssadsssd. osly q of The
l76 pessoas on hoard were saved. The
Europa 10 acquitted q al blame, BY The
survivors and By ths British press esass.
ally.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

~Ths Iowa Freeman has been snIara
cd and had ito title changed to that Of low
Free Democrat. in coolradistincsion 70 oh
o. Osmocsstic papers 10 The State.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09
HORSE THIEVES.


The Dubuque Tribune contains com.
municatioo from ''Oas II The People," ia
relation to the existence Of regularly or.
ganizsd band Of horse thieves il Iowa.
Tho corrssPoadsat sppssss to speak know.
iogly. He says, shse they not only hav,
things arranged % systematically that they
are seldom taken, but il one b. captured,
hs comes into court with abundant sessi.
mony 70 prove 10 wss 10 another place .,
the time the theft vas committed. They
possess every facility for running OF hor.
80. They have their fsrrymsn, their way.
side minute men, their underground ssle.
graphs, and oil tho convenisnccs 10 expe.
dits and 10 ensure safety to the thief sud
his stolen horses. ain many places, }" says
the shove q"ased authority. "thsy even
elect the judicial officers, from the cons.a.
bic to the judge, from their own number,
o., II oil events, men Who paodsr 10 their
political influences to shield them from the
penalty Of The law" Their depreciation,
Il present are chiefly confined 10 Linn, Van
Bursn. and adjoining counties.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

Love WrNpED!-The Minnesota Reeis.
tor contains IN GRAFTON delivered by Judge
Msekss On tho 4th Of July, uls., the FIRST
Two seasesces Of which are over one col.
umn Of lins type in length!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

0Ths Ciscissaii Ce0msrcisl slales,
that wealthy Nsxieaas arrive u hat place
slasssf weekly. 10 nsks pssnassat ssssle-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

@John Wilson, notorious horse thief.
wss recently found dssd 10 Linn county,
his body perforated With bullets. A reeu.
lsrly organizsd gang Of horse thieves has
existed for some time 10 that and adjoining
counties and il 10 supposed that, unable 10
bring the villaias to jss.ics, some Of the in
hsbitants had taken shs Law into their own
hands BY dsspssching THE notorious mem.
Der Of the fraierniiy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09
CHICAGO RAILROAD.

During the twelve business days, ending
on tho 18th ins.., 1888 passengsrs were
conveyed over the Galsna and Chicago Tn
ion Railroad. from tho latter city to Cottage
Hill. This 10 IN average Of over ono hun.
drsd per day. When completed this will
b one Of the most important roads in the
U. States. A railroad from Rock Island
conoscting With il would pay a. handsome
. per csnsage upon The investment a. the
one under contract, and ws trust soon TO
- tho citizsns Of our two towns sufficient.
" alive 10 their own interests - to sub.
scribe the amount necessary for the con-
plstiea Of The work. Goods Of almost eve.
~ description can b psrchsssd II lower
rates 10 Chicago shaa At 81. Louis, and
were there railroad connection between
the former city aad Rock Island, the bust.
mess Of this portion Of The West would Be
transferred to Chicago. This fact should
influence the press and the citizens Of Chi.
caso to urge the matter. aud secure TO Thorn.
solves the vast amount Of trade which nov
inds market down tho Mississippi.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

ELLwooD FisHEa.-The members Of tho
Legislature Of Virgins gave Ellwood Fish
er complimentary supper at the Faquisr
Springs on tho 24,h uls., thus endorsing
The ultra and absurd views on the subject
ofslavery, which EIlwood recently avowed
10 bic celebrated pamphlet.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

@Ths Deaths By cholsss 10 Dsllsvills
III. W 70 ~ 2lah uls, ssaehsd ~ numhss
dsoo IN ~ aGgssgaas. Ths Rspshlieaa
6thst town ssys thss il h. almose essise-
y seeasd anoeg thsm.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

rJuliss ?. ,. McCsbs, veil ksevo
throughout ~ West - . compiler of d.
rsctosiss, Sc, died lest week q Milvaukis
Of intsnpsranes and exposure.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

rFsshsr Mathsv i stated 10 have 70.
esivsd 10000 signatures 70 bic pledge ia
ibe cities q New Yosk and Bseeklya, ia
abe space oftwo weeks. He he siesi6sd
bic intention q visiting Chicago sad che,
cities q the West.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

NorIcK TO p. Ms, AND orHEss.-We
hope Post Masters will do their duty 40 re.
quirsd by Law, and inform 10 Of the reason
Why papers ars not taken out. Il il no,
sufficient to return the piper, and does no,
make tho P. N. any the less liable for the
price Of subscription.
Once for oil, We say that we will not dis
continue the papers Of those persons who
have not paid up, unless they arc worthless
or have run away. Il 10 not honest TO re-
fuse paper while in arrears for X. Send
the money BY mail, taking the Post Mac.
'er's receipt, and your paper shall be stop.
ped forthwith.
Tho above from the Muscatioe Journal
10 just 10 the point, and No commend il 10
.hose Postmsssers from whose Offices the
Gazette i distributed, and also to those
subscribers vho desire to discontinue their
papers 10 % honorable manner.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

Rock lsLAMD.-As N election held ID
the town q Rack Jslesd q last Moeday
% asesrtaia ths public sentiment in regard
10 ihs aeespsanes 9th city charter, bui
thirty vetss we're pollsd 10 To asessivs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

@Robsrt 9. Todd, . msmbsr Of The
lest Senate q Ksasscky. died u Lssiag,oa
on tho 10th. The Louisville Journal Gays
Mr. Todd was one Of the ablsse men d
Kentucky.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

HoRRIBLE DEraAvIry.--The Cincinna-
Il Commercial Of the 2lst ult., contains the
'etails Of most disbolical attempt 10 pois.
on the family Of Capt. J. Blair Summons,
tho popular commander Of The steamboat
line, between Cincinnati and Louisville,
on the part ofhis o0s son. Eight persons
in all, including the father, mother, broth.
er. sister, brosher-in.law, nephew and two
friends Of the unfortunate young man par.
took Of the poison. Mrs. Rives, one Of the
friends, and the nephew, a boy, had died .,
latest date, and the others were not out ol
danger. The object Of the wretched young
man in administering the poison, was, by
the death Of bic relations to inherit their
property. Il suseless TO say he was dis.
solu'e and profiga.e man. But who can
imagine The feelings Of bis iathsri Death
TO him, will surely be welcome mcssen.
ger.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09
CHOLERA.


The epidemic has almost entirely lefi
ST. Louis, Cincinnati and most other places
where il prevailed 20 fatally. 10 New
York and Chicago il continues undated.
10 New York on the Let inst, there were
10 cases and 60 deaths.
In Chicago on the 3lss there were IS
deaths, and the lst inst "a deaths.
AtSsndusky 9th Cholera Was raging fer
fully. 10 two days there were nearly 100
deaths. Population only from four to Eve
thousand. The post Office and oil the pub
lie Offices and hotels have been closed.
in Cincinnati on the 3lst, there were
but II deaths, end 10 81. Louis only
deaths from cholera.
Thsre were IA cases Of cholera reported
at Quincy on tho 26th inst.
There we're several deaths BY cholsvs d
Keokuk last week.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09
ANOTHER FIRE AT ST. LOUIS.

ANOTHER FIRE AT ST. LOUIS.
On the Goth ult., the steamer Algoma,
which had just arrived II ST. Louis from the
Missouri river with tull freight, caught on
fire, which before being subdue5, consumed
that boat and four others; tho Dubuque,
PhGnix, San Francisco and Mary. The
boats and cargoes were estimated in value
II $4,000.
The Dubuque was one Of tho very best
boats 10 have ever had in this trade, and
her officers we're known for their kiodosss
end attention to oil who entrusted business
to their care. We trust that the boat vas
insured and that We may soon sgain zee
the same urbans gentlemen in charge Of
another equally A. good boat.
A large California mail was on board the
Algoma, only = portion Of which was saved.
Her Captain, George Young, 10 reported to
have bsen either burned or drowned.
A telegraphic despatch giving tho shove,
notes . fight between the Irish boatmen
and firemsn and the death Of seven Of the
latter. A fight did take place after tho
fire but no deaths occurred, although FIRE
arms were for awhile freely used.
A later Geographic despatch ssys:-
"Ths mate Of the Algoms reports .fosv
burned on the bosl. In addition to the
Cspisin, . deck hand named Timothy
Crane, 10 missing, ~ also ono from the
Rowena, and tvo from the Mustang"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

CoINcIDEScE.--How we'll ths 6llowiu9
letter Of Mr.. jefferson 10 Gileos GsasGss,
dated Sd May, 1901, describes he psssese
indiscriminste opposition Of modess Dam
ocracy 10 shs ADMINISTRATORS Of Geo. Tsy-
lOr:
"The very first acts Of the Adminislsa-
tion-ths nominations, have sccosdsasly
furnished something TO yelp On; and I'll ous
subsequent acts will furnish them fresh
matter, because there 10 noshing sgaiass
which human ingenuity will NOT 30 able 70
6nd something 10 say"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

MARTYRS OF HUMAN LIBERTY.
The N. York Daily Tribune Of the 9Th
ult., contains the following inscription in
capitals under its editorial head
in MEMORY
or THE
MARTYRS OF HUMAN LIBERTY,
DrRINo THE SIEGE, May AND JUNE, l649.
DEFENDERS OF ROME,
Against The mschinstions Of despotism,
tho wiles Of ambitious hypocrisy, and the
iofsrnsl psr6dy Of mooarcbial villains who
have stolen power 10 France, BY means Of
hollow professions Of that Republicanism
they mortally hate, and swearing fidelity
70 that Constitution which they hastsned
moss glsringly to violate: Thus richly de-
serving, the loathing deseststion Of the hon-
est end just. Not % they WHO ysLL ON
TINE RAnrARrs OF RoMs, s.esoly struggling
sgainst overwhelming numbers, against
ample munitions, against fate: Their high.
90 uOIS0 ~ su0WSs uSSuk W uesUs VW0 o"C5eo
cause should not be dishonosed. Their
proudest wish, that freedoms champions
throughout the world might recognize them
- brethren: Nobly dying that surviving
millions may duly abhor tyranny and love
liberty: Closing thsir eyes serenely, in the
generous faith that rights Tor all, dominion
Tor none, will soon rcvivify tho earth bsps.
zed 10 their blood. Stay, needless Wander
er! De6Ie not with listless step tho ashes
Of heroes! But on the relics u these Mar
syrs swear deeper and sierner hate to sv.
cry form Of oppression. Here learn 10 feel
dearer love for all who strive for liberty.
Here breathe Prayer for tho speedy sri.
umph Of right over might, ligh. over nigh, !:
And Tor Rosne's fallen defenders, that the
God Of the oppressed and afflicted msy
have them io his holy keeping.
"They never die who fall in . great cause;
The block may soak their gore,
Their heads may sodden ia the sun,
Thsslimbs be strung to city gates or castle walls,
But stll their spirits stalk abroad."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

Cry FEArua.s.--Oss day last week
very forcsfully wss brought to our mind
The daily scenes Of younger days-pssssd
amid The shifting ssblssux Of city lifs--ss
- behsld The Frsnchmau with bis organ
and monkey pssambulssing our streets,
grinding out HE monosonous notes 10 the
great delight Of the crowd Of boys who fol.
lowed him. Nszt the Italian with his plas.
ter 6gurss soegsously colosed, ssmp,ingly
arranged upon board, placed on bic bead,
saunsering past, intent upon sale.
Riding up the river Ne came upon . osw.
" erected boosh, . mulasto lady in a.,en-
dance, and ies creams, cakes, etc., for ssle.
Little incidsnas, but evidences Of the grow.
ing importance Of our city!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

The Peoria Register gives . good -
count Of the sheep pastures efthse part q
lllinois. They are becoming aumssously
stocked, With very superior qualities 4
sheep. The entirs numhes AZ had l. ~
county j. stated q $4,000, and Tho wool
clip ol the past spring u 10000 ID. To
venesable Bishop Chase u one q the cAisf
wool growers Of ihat immediate viciniey.
owning dock Of 1000 hsad. G. Saeee
also has dock a Tho sans elm, ssd shess
are several olhsr 6ocks q 100 70 1900
head.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09

OsATu ~ Rsv. n. B. 8AsooA-Tbe
Dssvills (Ky.) Tribses says: We lsasn
that The Rev. II. B. Bsseom, D. D. Psssi.
dent q Tssnsylvaais Usivsssjty, died q
cholera 10 Lssiagtes. On Wednesday siGae
LAST.
The shove he sioce hees esosseiic1o1.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10
ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they have become proprie,ors Of the
above and splendid Hotel
The Adams House erected during the past
supply obvious demand for increased AMI superior
coninocaiions In this city. II il located Washington
street. within five minuiss walk Of the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depo and the business sections Of the
city. u s adjacent 70 the Park, and Tho Cupoa commands
beautiful view OF the lIarbor and adjoining towns.
1he House has been constructed after the approved
plans with all the modern Inventions that minister The
comfort and convenience Of The traveller and the
tors long experience IN hoela has enabled him
duce many improv emenS which are yet, peculiar IN
this establishment Il Ii built of Quincy granite, ana
Hundred and Fly Rooms, conveniently arrar.
I'd In quits AMI single apartments well ventilated and n.
piled with abundance OF pure soll water.
The Furniture made 10 order from the bes paern
with special regard well 10 comfort and convenience
luxury and splsndor.
Our Table win be supplied with all the lpxrss Of the
season AMI we pledge ourselves HAT the raiiiies
the reason shall be found upon II.
We have devoted unusual attention 10 the selection
seryaF and guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance. ,e
Posrs win be- Ia readiness HE various Depots 10 take
charge a Haesass and provide Carras,s FOR o'r
The proprietorg trs BY strict attention 10 the ri
guests 10 merit share Of paironsss assuring all who
favor them with visit. that nothing shall be wanting
their part, 10 render The ADAMS IIousE scconi in
HE Union. L. q ". 4 ADAMS, rlopristors
o. ADAMs, JR,
WIN. T.. ADAMS.
Adams lionse, Boston