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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-15
o. G. X A II l. T. r
Attornev at Lam anil Co,,nsoyo

"10UTWUT HI I'UJU UNU JUWI6bEOF,
gJ,ohice on Main street, by the Courthouse.
ENPECTFULLY informs his friends and
III the public that he has commenced the prac.
uce OF law in Bloomsbury, Columbia county, Pa,
where he viii promptly attend to all legal busi-
ness entrusted to his care.
Bloomsbury, April 2S, lS4D.
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F. WART,
ATTORNEY at Law,

-. -. FORMERLY or wILKEsBARRE,
EsPECTFULLY informs the public that he
III has located in BERW OK, where he will
attend promptly to all Iego business entrusted to
MS care IN Columbia and Luzerne counties.
Op,0Hice ON Main Street, opposite the Rising
Sun Hotel
Jan 20, lS40.-y
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THE FORKS HOTEL.

he FUKkN IfUIEI.
TENHE subscriber would iniorm his old friends
A and the public IN general that he has taken
the well.known stand, recently kept by DANrI.
SNYDER, Esq, on the head Of Main Street, in
Bloomsburg, and will continue the
EUGLGU Gl EQTSNs
Known by the sign Of the "FORKS," where hcis
prepared TO accommodate those who may favor
him with their custom. His arrangements are
complete-quarters spacious-ocation pleasant,
and without promising too much, he fatlers him.
self, he will be able to do ample juslics to his
guests
l1-Stabling and the best fare for horses, &c.
SAMUEL BLUE.
Bloomsbury, April 7, lS49.
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REMOVAL.
Clothing q mpo RUM
ppIcFS REnuCFD-

FINHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
4 and the public, that he has Removed his
Cheap Clothing Emporium to his new stand,
on Main Street, above the AMERICAN HOUSE,
where he can beat both Jew and Gentle at sell
ling cheap Goods, Clothing, &C. Take the fol.
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THE THING IS DONE!,

Those who do not believe it're rcspcc,frp.
desired not 10 read But BaldIcaded nersn'..y.
ov read ard test and have bic head GoyeroS
with @ fine. uxurianl glossy hr, by be rso =,
tbe " Magnetic Hair Resiorer aid lnvigora,oyr VI
Manufactured NJ. and sold by the Empire ComT.nv
;ncornoraed by the State OF New York, NJ "y iSs
Rroa dway July IS, lSio.'Cm.
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FRESH ARRIVAL!

KENH AKRINAI
Nctc and Cheap Summer Goods.
A NEW supply Of splendid goods just received
IN at the cheap store OF J. II Barton g. Co..
which is cheaper than ever, Their style and va.
riety of Ladies dress goods cannot be surpassed.
and as they have made arrangements TO procure
a constant supply, they will always be of the
latest styles.
Also.-Gr ocerics, Hardware, Queens
ware, Salt Fish, Molasses, &c.
in great variety.
J. H. BARTON & Co.
Bloomahurg, Nav s, 1910
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THE EMPIRE COMPANY

Has the Agency Of the Nervine Ralsar The
Great Indian Remedy for Fits, the only sre and
certain cure fer Epilptic Fits, Cramps, lnyul-
sIons, &c. 1t has becen admnlsted with Nonis-
hing success, and is as near specific as qthing
can be. II forms new era in the Prl1iCe of
Physicians, many cfwhom use this Balsa as the
only remedy. Persons wishing the Nerne Ral-
sam, must apply to Empire COmpanysll Bread.
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DR.. Rush's Health Pills

Are only to be had genuine ircmfi' Empire
Company! This caution is necessary 10 avoid
spurious article The genuine Rush Pills are
harmless, efiectual, and tie "er'o% w,o ofspe.
ci6cs, In was invited blythe great Dr. Rush, and
used as a universal remedy for disease.
Dr. Bartholemew's EXpectorant Pink
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Syrup

Is manufactured perfectly pure blythe Empire
Comnany. 176 Broadway, under nCorpmatrn
from i6e state, for Coughs, Col6s, Pain Of tls
SiIo lungs SC. 1t is a sure preventive Of Con-,
snTon,ion. but not certain cue s0er the dises,
;'a !, oncs thoroughly seated Thegenuine is onl,,
70 he had from this Company
w .,,, Tr1rINl r. IC nnN-r
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! HE GENUINE HAYS LINIMFN"

Balm of Columbia, Hewes's Linimeut, Spfo,
SICK Headache Remedy, the Chinese Cth,l
Skin Powder, &c, have been transferred 10 Re
Empire Company, 176 Broadway to wlCn /!
orders and aDplicatinns shOuld he made
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NEW STORE AND CHEAP GOODS.
rslHE undersigned respectfully informs his old
customers and the public that he has
just completed his arrangements for their better
accommodation, by ebuilding his store house at
the old stand, on Main Street, where he is receiv.
ing aud offers for cash sales select assortment of
Clothing and Conlectionaries.
His stock OF clothing which is of the latest
style and best fnish consists Of every variety of
Goats and Summer Garments, viz: pants, vests
shirts, collars, stocks, SC, &C, manufactured cx.
pressly for country sales, and will be sold a,
exceedingly low prices for cash
Confectlonares and Fancy articles, Of all kinds
too numerous to mention.
ALSO
Ice cream, lemonade, mead beer, and other re-
lreshments, furnished to order at all times
s. by MOSES MAY.
Bloomsburg, June %, IS49-6m.
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MERCHANT TAILOR STORE.

Rloomshurc, April 7. IsIQ.
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prot,osals for Stationery.

Housv or Rypp rsuyrArrvra trn,rrn Sr.rrs
Clerks Office, May r. 1919.
TN of the section OF the act of Congress Of
the 26th August 1912, entitled IAN legalizng and
making appropriations for such objects have
been usually included IN HE general aPpIop,a.on bills
tain incidental expenses oil the departments and offices of
government and for other purposes, which said 18th
SEU. IT, And be it Further enact d. That all stationery
Of name and natures for the se Of THE two Houses Of
anti nature, iof the OF the several departments OF gov
crnment and for the bureaus and offices i. those depart
s. saf ns ten,
tract, by the lowest bidder, follows The Secretary OF
the Senate, the Clerk of the House of Representatives
the head Of each department. and such deputy posimas
tiers the Post Office abshment and such collectors in
the c9s'o: mouse establishment, the Postmaster General
for that purpose shall respectively a.vrrse once
week tor at least four Weeks tn one more OF the prc
OF such oe o sssn
for furnishing such articles Or ne Whole Of any particular
any specified Job thereof, be done at such place spec
lying IN such advertisement the amount Quantity and de-
scriPon Of each kind of articles be furnished and as
70 be do 81 and all stch Proposals shall be KEEP, sealed
same, when they shall be opened BY o. under the drec-
ton of the officer making such adversement in the pres
nish any class OF such ARTICLES Or to PERFORM any specified
portion or job Of said work, and giving satisfactory
ceeding the conss price in cse OF failure shall
receive aohrhct for doing the same and in case the
lowest bidder shall TAI enter into such cofAtg and give
such security within Reasonable ,e. ID be hked IN such
advertisement, then the con'fAcs shall be given TIL
lowest bidder, ho shall enter into such Contract and give
shch security And in case of failure supply the
ces, or to perform the work. by line cnerng
such contract he and his shall be lab for the
forfeiture specified in such ccitact quda,ed damages
to be snet ior in the Of United States any
court having jurisdiction thereof"
Sealed proposals viii be received this Office until 10
O'Clock. m, Monday, the Al day of July next Ia,
which time all the pcto.tts will be opened for furnish
ing the articles of stationery hereinafter specified for the
OF e House of Repese natives ouring Dist Con
gress-each article to be approved by Clerk, Viz:
Clases Dissertation OF arices,
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Glass No. 4-Ntationeru.
stationery, Printing, and Blntih,g.

Navy DEPARTMENT, May IS, is No.
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS viii be receiv ed a,
~ the Office OF the Socreary Of the Navy until O'clock
p N the 18th day OF June next, for furnishing all the
stationery and executing all the printing and binding
may he required by the Navy Department. and
bureaus for the year commencing the ls of July l8i9 and
ending On the J)th June, 1850
All the articles furnished and work executed must be of
the best quality delivered without delay when ordered and
TO the satisfaction of the head the office fer which hev
are rcquired If il be required each bidder for stationery
must furnish with Me PROPOSAL sample OF each article bid
FOR.
TO insure uniformity in the proposals, blank forms will
be furnished those disposed bid and bid will be
considered fully conforming the advertisement and
in which each and every article bid for. and in which
more than price is named for any article.
Bond in sufficient amount, with two approved
surees for the faithful execution of the contract will be
CURED OF the person contracting The author
ICED OF the suretes that Will be given,
also satisfactory testimonials TO fulfill contract
company the bid Otherwise 1t will not be considered
The department to itself the right d ordering
less quantity of each and evefy article contracted
lor as the public service may require.
Should article be required enumerated in the
be furnished the lowest market price, ac-
cordng to its quality.
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LA, 100 do
Ali the iron to be of the best American manufacture.
Class No. 2-Plate and Hoop Iron.
200 pounds g. l6-inch plate iron per pound
5000 do ! do do do
1900 do 9.lS do do do
100 pounds iron hoops feet inches long, q inches wde
and inch thick, per pound
100 pounds iron HOOPS 10 inch long, q inches wide
and J inch thick, per pound
1000 pounds hoop iron, inch wide, lilo inch thick,
less than % feet long, per pound
200 pounds hoop iron II inch wide, 4-16 inch thick,
not less than 90 feet long, per pound
1900 pounds hoop iron, inch wde Lilo inch thick not
less than % feet long, per pound.
All to be of the best manufacture.
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before the 18th day OF October and TO be paid for
as Committee Accounts shall audit Tie bill
Each bidder though he may desire to propose Tor tho
whole the articles above enumerated wl be required TO
make a separate aud dne proposal for each edss and
posal paper embracing than single class will
be considered Each proposal 10 be endorsed Proposals
for class No ] of stationery Tor II X. u s.. and add
dressed sgned They will be free Of postage
Every article be delivered at the Clerks office free Of
charge for freight or carriage.
The right is served, should be necessary,
order further supply OF all y OF the articles contained
in the above list.
Bonds the performances Of the contract must be enter
ed into within days alter II shall be ltaned who
are the successful bidders. THOS J. CAMPBELL,
May 2i-lawIw Clerk OF the III X U >
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
IN QUART BOTTLES,

DOR Of all diseases arising from
ala Kings Evil Rheumatm Obstinate Eruponi
Rnswor% or letter scsid Head Enisrssmen and Pain
sns . * % o.
G Dl'B;y Life Also Chrome
ss ell ss
patients ss
ausasa the aproostog Of he pns "a
far superior % the Various eompounds bearing
:. & ats mot %
who have used capable doing for the million. s SUI
the springs of @ and infues viso throughout tho
ANOTHER CURE OF sCRoFULA.
an .s II S a" w be %
sourHroRr, Conn. Jan. l. isas
You the esys,sd By sr.spas
' f sss 1ssa sss
$ s9w % knee Hs
para The bottle produced decided favorable effect
since the effected and h. health good show
ell knowing to these facts and think highly OF
Yours with respect, JULIUS PIKE
Extract letter Mr. NV Harris gentleman
"EsrLrMns have cured negro boy of mine with your sar
srpar who was attacked with crou and Of croiuous fam
IN. w HARRIS.
"FREpERIcxs HALL, Va, July II, 1913"
SANDS SAsArARlt almost unnecessary TO direct at
tenion to article well known, eddy popular
this preparation but patients often The
Saapali induced worthless the
name but containing little Of the this valuable
and think confer read
than directing their attention the
Mess Sands another column recently
larged hold quart and those who really good article
win find concentrated in this all the medicinal value Of the root
The of thousands proved efficacy curing the
diseases for which recommended and
time than other perhsps this medicine useful
pairing the system oI schsoge of Jonai Sept ls
Prepared and soh Wholesale and retail, by A. SANDS.
Chemists
York
Agents Washington city c.; r. Patterson Charles stott
L T. w. II. Gilman in Alexandra by
Cook 4 Pe, n Ueorgetown by X. I. Cissell
Sold generally throughout
and Csnadas Price 81 per bottle six bottles for S.
Mar Is-tlsJuly.
TOHN M. McCALLA, late Second Auditor Of
u Treasury, offers his services claims
t,oy b.E,r
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2 dozen cancels hair brushes assorted do
4 do cut-cass inkstands, "a inches square, plain
pillared, pr dozen
do sticks best India ink, per stick
80 pounds best supertne scarlet sealing wax, per To-
~ DO second qualify scarlet DO 90 90
10 do best quality walters DO
10 do gum arabic do
do Pounce do
10 do best cotton Irvine do
10 do best fax Irvine do
1000 large office waters eparment seals per 1000
~ papefwegh's oil brass, composition, or Lead per
60 quart, black sand. in papers, per dozen papers
4pounds lndiarubber, preparcd per pound -
PRINTING.
5000 copies of Navy Register in BREWER type about $50
pages, on folio post svo, mostly rule and figure
work, with blue printed covers folding, stitching,
and paper included-per copy for 100 pages and
per page for the excess over $50 pages
40 copies of Navy Register, same matter into
10 copies Navy Register quarto form, interleaved
faint lined, and hall bound, with spring backs and
marginal indces
Circulars, paper included.
10 quaro pc" writing paper, g. or pages.
50 reauis ioolscap do do per quhe
Blanks, Paper, faint and red Gntng included.
30 reams demi, io post, iooscap, quarso post per
quire
Book-work, erclusivs ofpaper, vis:
Composition, per 1000 ems
Presswork per token
BINDING
VI hoWoPuPeioj uaity, ioi yo"iJ 'oi"'Hc
10 do do weekly, hi, or semi-week-
ly. per yearly volume
so volumes of books, limo, 8vo, 4to, or folio, full
bound in cali, sheep, or Russia, per volume
$50 volumes of books halfbound in Russia, per vol
Blank books for records, &c, similar in form to
those now in use, which may be examined, to be
of the best linen paper, per book
200 manuscript letters, TO be albound, per pat,
tern, per volume
$50 guardbooks, foolscap quarto-pos size with in
dices and iettered backs, per book
Faint and red lining, ioolscap and post. per
ream. May 30-law4w
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The bar and plate iron for camboose for second
class frigate, viz
plate R.s On weighing DO s ss pounds
The bar and plate iron for cambOoses for secondcass
sloops, viz
Plate Go Weighing about s so pounds pound
Schedules Of the dimensions Of the plates and bars for
the same be furnished from the navy yard
All the TO be of the best American manufacture
Class No. Cooper.
80 Sheets or 300 pounds brazers "copper" 80 by GO inches
and so ounces to the foot per pound
Sheets $50 pounds bazers copper, 80 by 72 inches
and 80 ounces to the foot per pound
All the sheet copper must have straight edges and square
ends, and be of parallel widths.
Glass No. 3-HmdUare, &c.
5000 l-inch Randnl's finishing brads per M
1000 do do do do do
5000 IL do do do do do
ream sand paper, Nos. and per ream
Class No. 4-Lead and Tin.
roll mlled sheetead 10 lbs the foot say 500 bs h.
do do do do 400 do do
/ do do do do $50 do do
10000 pounds English or East India block-tin do
boxes double tin, 1874 by II inches by the box
do single X tin do
Glass No. 5-Painfs &c,
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STATIONERY.
Wyiti~g pdper of linen stock.

3resms folio post blue or white, ruled, per ream
10 do Oweh& Hurbuts superior bIue..aid fools
cap, weighing not less than is pounds per roam,
orof any other manufacture Of equal quality,
per ream
wovo, blue or white, ruled, weighing not less
than l6 pounds per ream, or ofnny other manu-
10 realms southworths Congress extra su perne quar-
to post paper blue or white, ruled. weighing
manufacture OF equal quality, per reaI1
20 reams Jessups first class duarto post, .wove or
laid blue Or white ruled, weighing pound,
80 realms Planter, Smith, Co.scxtra superfine blue
wove quarto post ruled weighing 81 pounds per
80 reams best yellow buff enveloping paper fat,
I0reams best white enveloping paper, smooth surface,
fiat, 20 by Is inches. per
reams note paper, gItedged per ream
~ reams copying or tissue paper, quarto post per
10 reams copying or tissue paper, cap, per ream
reams best French quaro post paper, ruled, per
$50 sheets be tracing by ~ nchcs per sheet
,xS reams blong paper, royal. per ream
ioo sheets best drawing paper, from medium to anti
quarian, per sheet
500 sheets of parchment, best prepared II by 49, per
80 dozen zen sads steel pens to have
manufactured, English or American, III in the the
,o marRet) IL on card, per dozen cards
Io0 cards peuy's pens, assorted per card
gross Damascus pens, in boxes, with dozen
gross OF any Of Jos. elliott. pens Tin boxes) the
department may select per gross
cards engineers pens per card
do photographic pens do
4dozen quart bottles Maynard IL Noycs's black ink,
per dozen
adozen quart bottles Hoover's black ink per dozen
do do do blue ink, do
do do do best London copying ink, Ar
nold's or Terry's, per dozen
3 dozen gall bottles Arnod's red ink, do
l00 swan 9uills. best quality, per 100
I,0O0 quilts No 30, opaque clarified, per 100
100 crow or Brandt quilts do
% dozen red tape No. Is to No. Is. per dozen
do silk taste, do
do penknvss, blades, Rodgers IL Sons BEST
per dozen ...t
do crasers ivory handles, in cases, Rodgers ~
Sons manufacture, per dozen
do pair of shears and scissors, per pair
do ivory folders, 8 inches, per dozen
do Carrington's parallel rulers do
do sandboxes. cocoa wood do
do wafer stands do do
do pounce boxes do do
l do do ivory do
do wafer-stamps ivory handles do
~ do black lead pencils, Fabers beet, graduated,
per dozen
do best American drawing pencils, graduated,
I do Cohen's red lead pencils, per dozen
do sable brushes, assorted do
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CAussos EXTRA.

by the ID fLiPP
s. sarsapAF which
GEhtINE onsna
is no id
anhh
for WIS he % healed
wtieh he
II h. produce solitary
thu deceived bat the GENUINE
ORIGINAL Or jacob fownssp salA, having Old Drs
JACOB TOWNSEND
Prnepsi eaes, ica NsssalsL, NsS-l York Coy. .
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TOHN m. McCALLA, late Second Auditor
Treasury offers his services in the claims
on the government before Congress, the departments
in the settlement OF military accounts aud agency bust
ness generally He will also practise law in this District
courts.
Letters addressed to him business should be postpaid
His office at the corner OF 9th and louisiana avenue,
opposite the Telegraph office.
WASHINGTON CRY, April 26-eo6mif
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OLD
Jacob
THR ORIGINAL
TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA,

A6 ~ 0 rs s S T | ' I be-" b
s,hsarARLIA| ss"!.la I'M, q.
proved reached G
o ss.d :ss.n:u. md T.
Grand and Unoqua1lod Preparation
s . called
G%S ,s Ss s. r~a.r improve. ayr es.p,s
~ i. y misty
i 'ss @,S s i s , a orp n dr. so sassEh
asa o a ns ~ a ~ as s. ~ ISi s
,sass md o 's prr.asa %" @
only < ,s;'s . IL %.s' MGsS, ,
q: ssa s Slssss. % % "
GENUINE
ola DR.. Jacob Tswnscnd's sarsapnriiia
.S Ds.s a ss r @ .. s ar. s
ss1 si s i,, made s 'ps " s% S'' he '''"
Cure OF Innanaernbie Diseases.
~: ii;s u! s;$s ~
sf fSFs ~ Sss 10 ss o.. kH'
itApsvity Or ihs sliced.
s. Z s s,a . from ss
s ..loa ~ ss
as 81. a .a a,p.asa .aass
nanfay and acknowledged than
Female Com ptnin,.. 80, =
s s or. .% 'ss ~. 2 s .G ~: Si S.. %
and the Ike and fua al d ,ls Kidney
S 'ts. aud s :.fs nh: general system ' % and
Ncrvou. Diseases nnd Debility,
;ES I':s' en- IN E .,s ~
an,h
plsr, u espss, the hi e,ss' n. , healthy on TOMS h 9.
isfsmmaor pua, The Ain sqr te r1iA q the lh Isousi.x sG
letirs shnc eli DISTRACTIONS at the entire net'dat
SJs,sn. Ills
The Medicine yos Prc-cnincn,iy Need:
things he said s r. Townnds Inferior article Th,
young mans liquid s no! ,ete -. l. ,s,.i ., -
compares viii, tho old Dr.'s,
the GRAND FACT, that the one INCAPABLE Of DETERIORA
Never SpoIs,
while the other DOES to~ bottle. Onnie
Ill
which
ywn all
anlr1s
Of
ments v humnn M
Now shr hcrrbs and. cell infinitely worse rs,h
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ssmrin9; Fcrisientii,z; Asid a totbposndi'
OF S. P. TOWNSHIPS!

would fam have Tow1,e,J GENUINE
ORIGINAL sRsirARN.h IMITATION his
forbid should IN
4
the OBI Dr. such hna csnrlrns and WHO
s purchasers r. Ta~nssns EtMEEriNu CONE
W. wish understood, Townsend.
article 1ownendt
diimar single
ASS
medicine
rsd which which
AGENTS OF DISEASE ntesd Of health
balm wounded
mainly kp hope the de'pnnk bosom res hss l and bloom Hnd
TOWNSEND has SOUGHT md FOUND bring bis
Grand Universal Concentrated Ren,sSy,
within knowledge and
know, By Joyful enperiencs
Trnnsceudenl Power q Heal!
and thus have The nreha'rb 'afeon Of having raised thousands End
m
Principal Office lo2 Nasssustrcut, N. T.
Price dollar per bottle, bottles for five dollars
For sale in Washington by the following druggists Sam
ue Butt corner Of Pennsylvania avsnus and 18th street,
opposite the Irving Hotel 2. q w. H. Gpan, PENN
sylvana avenue, near Browns Hotel j. F. Caan corner
of and 7th streets, opposite the General Post Office NJ,
Delany corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and a stfset ahd
Rdgely Co., Pennsylvania avenue, near the West Mar
ket Ap 181d&sw9m
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-25
Rritt,s Hotel,

WASHINGTON, HEMFSTEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS.
NHE subscriber begs leave to inform his trends
4 and the public, that he still continues btlsi-
ness at his old stand, where he has supplied him.
self with every thing necessary for the accom-
mediation Of the travelling community. Ills mousse
is commodious, the rooms well arranged Tor
families and his table well supplied with the best
the marked affords
His stables are large, bountifuly supplied with
provender, and attended by careful ostiers
He pledges himself that nothing shall be want
ing on his part to render comfortable all who may
be pleased to give him call. His charges will be
as moderate as those of any other house IN the
south, as an evidence of which he refers to the
following
RULES:
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding and lodging per week, ~ ~
g day, 75
Single meal, 20
Lodging, %
Keeping man and horse all night, Sl
keeping horse per week, S3
Washington, Oct. 80, lS45-7-f