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BY JOHN G. GIVEN. !
Carry Me Back.


Virginia's woods were clothed in green,
When from my home turned,
With hope to win undying fame,
My youthful passion burned.
I'm dying now in foreign land.
Life's cherished dream is o'er;
Oh carry me back to old Virginia,
To old Virginia's shore:
I'm dying, dying all alone,
And not friend is near;
No brothers, voice, no sisters sigh,
Falls on my dying ear.
Oh, for heart that loves me now,
Ere life's wild dream is o'er,
To carry me back to old Virginia,
To old Virginia's shore.
1t may not be-'neath Italia's sky
Oh let me gently sleep,
Where spangling Tiber's yellow waves
To oceans bosom sweep;
And there in slumbers soft I'll lie,
And dream forever more,
That you carried me back to old Virginia
To old Virginia's shore.
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VOL. 5.-NO. 81.

however, is only the foundation upon
which It's higher character arises. Itmust
be representative, or it canhave no perma-
nent existence. Ii is not power in the
midst OF society, acting independently
but 1t is part of the system.
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We commend the following recipe to
housekeepers:s To MAKE potatoes very
mealy, take and wash them well Just be-
fore you wish TO use them, and then, with
out drying or wiping. put them in an old
meal bag.-Itheeiing Times
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% The more a man werksnt hard
time he viii have 70 grumbi>
times.
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TO YOUNG MEN



OWL ENGINEERING will be thoroughly and practically taught
" In the WESTERN MILITARY INsfTTUTE-uie professor
fCo Mo being one Of the most khn and experienced eng
pee 10 the United States He was for long time principal assist
engineer Pennsylvania af receiving highest hoo OF
the United staes Military Academy West Point All the nsru
consectcd with that department have been procured cond
cradle cost, and Of the best quality.
superintendent takes The liberty Of stating thai he s Of
month for competent One OF his
former pupils receives this time " annum principal On.
eneer Kentucky whilst
others the receiving different parts Of the United
stsc 5000 81 800 u 200 a. assistant engineers
time approaching when tbofe will be great de-
mand for such have been prepared for n vocation At The
Nothing hazarded In that they viii
readily command 81 900 q 800 annnm Every Of oser
Walton must see that the gigantic enterprises gropo-ea WI
country and the Of people
m exploring the hidden OF the nav sies and e newly
acquired e, viii ample 70 the skill and enterprise
The engineer The geoior, the mineraop me surveyor and
the architect
Young VINO have an aptitude for mathematical and py
cal sciences win wide Geld opened 90 them for engaging IN
an honorable beah and lucrative pursuit oI which They
nay be thoroughly and practically qualified in short time and
lucky. 'sls il. iti.
Addrcs. COL T. " JOHNSON,
Aug l0-etcp&wit General Superintendent
NI-.l y y
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From our Baln~or. Correspondent.

BALrlMoRE, September 2, p. m.
Rsf1rn Of Gen. 1dyor.-7he Csba Expeditions. The Fall
Campaign76aOa Meetings. -Iafsigencs from Hungary.
The Markets, &c.
Gen. Taylor Philadelphia, his way back to Washing
ton. He WILL learn. remain in Philadelphia until tomor-
msrning. reach Baltimore in the afternoon train, and
arrive Washington tomorrow evening He Is represent
ed to look feeble and time must eapse before he
can recover his usual health.
The Scuba Hunt is beginning develop itself Mt New
York A despatch received this morning announcing
the seizure of three vesses-the Sea Gull the Flo
da, and the New Oreanswhich towering about the
bay Of that city Il is also thought that the
Union which sailed for New Orleans few days SINCE
on Grand This the second time that the
Sea Gull has been seized, the former investigation resulting
nothing that could her detention Il also said
hat have been issued for the OF number
OF persons, charged with being connected with the
ment. tar
The democrats commencing the fall campaign In good
and have called series Of town meetings In the
city, the first take place the evening ofthe 18th Of Sep
tember, the anniversary OF the battle OF North Point In
Baltimore county about twenty meetings have also been
called, the first commence Tuesday next
The counting house of Mr. John 8. Shriver, Light
wharf, entered yesterday and robbed of small
trunk containing money In gold, silver, and bank
notes. and number of notes to large amount drawn by
various persons. 3 f5
The intelligence from Hungary has had depressing
influence the friends of liberty In Baltimore, well
in all the northern cities fnd however, that many per
persist in doubling the truth the news under the
beieft has been put forth merely affect the app
cations Austria and Russia for loans from the London
capitalists.
TIE MARkKrs.-In the Baltimore MARKET this morning,
there were sales of 400 bbls Howard -four So
at So 06 and 800 IS l2t There sales Of $40
bbls City Mills s.. The sales OF this week have
been at So 60 cents whe and 81 GO cents for vel
lowclosing these figures with good demand. Some
sales Maryland rye at % cents.
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NJ GI,EEs q TAsTET, A.ss,onesr,.

,,s,s,,,s., =, -, s.s.r,.s Ascs.onesrs.
u CORN, FODDER, STRAW, AND TONS FINE TIMOI
THY HAY AT AUCTION.On Wednesday, instant we
shall SELL the residence Of Mr. J. Williams, belonging
Q Mr. Clark adjoining the farm. Of Mers Digger
Krkwood, and Chew, Adephia
county Maryland, about from washington and three
miles north Of Badensbu commencing O'Clock a. M 6rst
n Of the above, y TrT-T' -
head Of good work horses as -4
20 do cae, consisting offs yoke Of oxen, mich cows
hogs, &c. ft4 ' 80 w " n
700 barrels corn, corn fodder straw, &c. a q
200 tons prime timothy hay s '1 as at
wagon, caryall, and ox-carts @
Pioughs, harows, cuinvators
In short, all other Turning requisites. tl lF "
Terms Of sale; All Of and 60 over go cred
of three and az months cs satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN TAsTET, ~
Sep 5-eodkds Auctoneers.
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THE UNION.
he gsrbage q New YORK; hs bone beag s..ablI..

100 ON inc saipaee New york. Inc oonor noin8 esAbish-
There great reason to fear the speedy resurrection
the native American party ia northern cities, mixing
with It's antioeign abors more intense fear and ha
tred Of the Roman Catholic Church than characerized
that organization when formerly 30 esss. The anti liberal
tone OF an able religious Journal partly owned by and
Quoted under the immediate supervision Of distinguished
preae oil that church in this city together with the state
men recently made by T. Darcy Msgee, esq charging
that eccesiasc with nsuctng the clergy OF his diocese
10 preach crusade against his newspaper (he Narion)
are generating most Of the anti-Cathoc excitement
so rapidly rising in the public mind Of the northern Allan
tic coast M Magee that his subscribers and agents.
as well as himself and his paper, being denounced
from the pulpit, give names circumstances and dates
Justify his assertion, and appeals the public sustain
In his case the sacred right Of the liberty of the press thus
assaled The Preates Journal not long since gravey
posed that that dignary should future be recognised
and saluted "his lordshipr' This is funny enough
The proposition merely created general laugh
among good Catholics The editor however, Sides in the
Hungarian affair, as vehementiy with the Gear as does
that monarc's organ in the city OF ST. PetersbuIgde-
nonncng Kossu,h and the Huns and indeed all In Europe
who do not bow to the divs authority OF Nsholas and
the Propriey OF absolute temporal sovereignty In the
Pope, as Godforsaken nfdes, for whom death by Cos
sack fire and sword Is but proper preliminary pun
shmenf, to be followed by eternal anguish, Of course
This Is the sum and substance Of the views of the jour
nal in question: which, in its puerile arguments hesaies
not to Indirectly claim temporal sovereignty for the Pope
over Catholics in America, and TO denounce In violent
and most unchrsan tone all Of its church in this country
who fail 10 subscribe to the doctrine that American
Catholic cannot refuse acknowledge the the Pope
TO dictate at pleasure to him his duty citizen of The
United States. 1t is only since Russia Through Fmnce)
has been successful ia forcing the Cars and the Popes
lions Of Christian daty into the Italians by of lead
and iron, that such doctrines have been advocated
Their promugaton from such quarter prove a
we're check to the spread Of the Catholic church in this
country well destructive It's great moral and
industrial usefulness the loss OF which other will mourn
moe sincerely than your correspondent w.
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Tm mcarr rxpsDn'or.--The New York Herald Of

The sEcRrr rxPsDrrIoS.-The New York Herald Of
Wednesday says:
The public Interest In this expedition continues to In
crease daily. Whatever may be he dcstinaton-whethe
Cuba Sierra madrc, Cniiions-one thing IL pretty
well sscertsned, and that s that IL BONA fds enter
prise, and sham many supposed. There high
OF the United States army.
We have s.certained that afteen hundred men have
already enlisted, Of which five companies have set out
tell where One thing has been ascerained, and
that Isl that they wen TO New Jersey from New York
rmor Rained pretty extensive circulation last evening
thai The ship Ia which the remainder OF the 800
wess 20 sal Was sez.d BY order Of the United States gov
bt rom all the inquiries afterwards made
did and 10 confirmed. We believe, however, there
doubt that revenue cutter with four guns watch
ing movements Of the expcdonsts but how she car
legally any vessel shifting Of this port for Caior
mia. Cubs, Mexico Or any other part OF the world.
are a lose 70 know Farther doubt that revenue
cutter would be able prevent the sailing the adventu
' -
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= a~n>1 Pleasure excursssn 20 Oad Point, NOR
eH8lp folk, and Cape Henry.The steamer oscsois win
places Saturday next The eh september, osiock M
hearnins me o,ceos WIN leave Norfolk On Monday, ne ION m
Tns UP win sad De company an ssessnt opportunity % 60
oaesiion. at od ren ALSO 20 visit NE BIG NIP fenHvsns,
ARE bi Ss round UP % o. Asenasp.n and lady
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AaRssr or Cot Bkros--Oh Bullion was arrested on
the s,h inst. this town, tst Joseph, MOI the In
stance Of Judge Birch. for SANDER, in publicly charging
Judge B. with impropsf condncsin his family. COL Ben
ton has 6ed answer, aud pettoned FOR change Of
nus 70 Clinton county, the residsnes Of Judge Birch.
4aYtn 2 kdkEE& tSf. yossph ldr Asg IL.
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ADAns = CO.'S oALlronnlA Hxrnsss.
&W 4s7gBam Hlok

THE subscrtber rsspssefnlly give nsesss 49, shey
extended Cafrnia, ~ WIN unnsuit
Panama, by every isamss fs Chaus ss.1ng
tend peoa 70 ~ mmediase dsliysy Lsusn WI slro hs
ceiys Ca1no, Ofeeon, end
weh Islands, BY every steamer sang fosk chass-
express win Mes Fora SATURDAY, l1
H. HASKELL who has for several besn nvoshy known %
pubic clerk Boston once, and who bas been admit
OF business there. y I. it We 'ier
6 70 O. 50 Chesnut street. Fhiisdsphls
i62 Baltimore street, BaltInore-
Pennsylvania svsnss, washington.
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General Agency.


9 T. LEWIS, attorney ataw, formerly Of Virginia, but fos
", clerk Adufant Generals Once Washing
offers his services the Virginia volunteers their end Tor
collection Of their dues from the governments.
hs widows and children Of soldiers who died In Mexco
entitled n pension)
claims, especially Of who MEXICO,
purchased nj fair cash price, be pressed Tor the claimants
through any Of the departments with the despatch He fat
himself that his residence Washington his
me Adi.sn, Gensss Once h. segssnssses with me depart
adjustment Of all business conhded 70 him.
He Respectfully ef all te membefs q ne last Congress from
r. Jones, Washington city. \ r. -.
at affords pleasure recommend Major Lewis
800 On JoNEs.p
Any editor who win good claim In his vicinity pab
Aug io-sm 3, L. LEWIS.
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DIED.,

Yesterday morning Tth instant, WILLIAM AsBURY, aged
years and weeks A. and ELLKH NJ CosHrLL
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General Agency AZ wsshingssn, ID. Q.

DY A. NJ FARQUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania
Id claims the services
Revolutionary the with Great Britain, and The Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, or SCRIP
Bouhy Lana-wl attend the purchase and Of bounty
land n order
Paeni orsThs applications Tor patents, procuring mode,
drawings, win be their
General Post 0eeAn claims the department win be
prosscued settlement Of conacto quarterly s6couns pay Of
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union Mobile Advertiser Louis
Democrat 81 Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald, and Detroit Free Press, win publish
the amount Of g. and send eir bills 70 this Once accompanied
with paper. June s4d
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CALIroRSrA COIN. The Philadelphia North Amer
can. publishes the following authentic statement from
the United States mint
The deposes Of Csiforna gold TO the 3st August
Atshe PHILADELPHIA mint Sl,790,620 N
Al tIas New Osicans mint - SEQ tae i75.9is 70
- ~. t..a. ~ = (. I. f
Ea3tN se.lftf I,gis5ss 50
Add che deposifet Of 1913 ALT 90
y -.. -
Tossi deposi,es from California -. l,seo.7I5 30
Pbl,sds3rhs. s so, he Siss a,mo w.s Ss2.sss 90
Al the branch ninfs 10 July sIst I33.22T on
Total coinage Of gold dollars $685., z66 o.
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EPIscOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
The Diocesan school, near Alexandria, Rev. Il. A.
naIrymple, Rector.

TUE nen seson q this instuion viii
Wednesday (2h) Of September, and continue
object Of the school 10 educate youth thoroughly Christian pn-
ciespepare for junior
active duties Of life. The depart
languages and greatest pains
Instruction In branch. Terms 20
payable annually advance Parents sending
Sieo each. Bedding si0 per session 80,
The number students limited
send early notice, places
served r them All who school
est eesfed present themselves pnefuaiy fac f day Of
ser<ion Application Tor adnson further
county, virRinia.n ttH Aug t6--Anwew
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nz-By Divine permisson there Will be preaching I'm
81 Paus English sabbath m O'Clock,
e. D. SUBJECT mornings The Of Judasby
the Pastor Aug.
ly-Notiee.-The Mr. win preach
Presbyterian (sabbah) morning II O'Clock
and IN be afternoon o'clock. Aug
COLUMBIAN CULLEGE, ID. o.
THE OF months win Wednesday Sep
j tember 10. ET
Tuition S8 90
Room, library, bed and furniture 100
Table No week as
To students pAo do not Soard the charges win be-
Room, librnry, and furniture u 90
mscuanon fee Of $40 paid admission small charge
for average damages Fuel and lights Washing k
cessary college expenses Of stationery win
exceed Students be admitted time
the opening OF preferable Bills payable In advance
half opening, the balance the middle Of the session.
WAsaIsaros CRY, September, 1884,
Sept e--iawd4wlawcp8w
ny GREEN u TAsTET, Aucssssssrs.
FURNITURE HARDWARE DRY GOODS, AND GOOD NEW
II CART AND GEAR At AUCTIoN.--On Saturday,
stzn shall SELL front Of the Centre Market 9oclock,
good assortment Of furniture
An Of dry goods N
Also and with other articles which deem
GREEN TAsTET, Apeponeer.
Sept silt
A RrIsTs, Painters, and Daxuerreosypssss' Depot
III A. WISONG, N.
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AVIS Of Congress relating % the Public Lands, in
IL volumes complete 1884, and
resolutions Of Congress under The confederation ucaies
proclamaons, Spanish regulations, and other md
State papers respecting public lands opinions
Of the Of the United staics In relation thereto
Ause fRANCK TAYLOR.
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NOTTCEThe ber leave TO inform the Citizen and
~ public generally that he has Just employed
and from the norhen Cities Of skill
which with his own knowledge and practice In the bust
thirty years, enables him confidence
prepared manufacture fine jewey and costly gems silver
kc superior than other establishment
county His respectfully
ROBERT KEYwoRTH
Penn. avenue, between 9th and iosn
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,oFFTCrER Dsrnn.nserss On CanpeGns. aPplle4e,sn
y de Fo6cson petite suerrss par hasschH d cfap
Les Esmens a. s De Forsiner par schw1nck, Mab aa
Corps Royal Issenicus d. ames Psusesns vos aad
Cours .ur IA construction Ia fabrication Arms Pen, psr
Homiu-, ndut de PAicmand pr Lene, Cnpafue
dsartiTler I vol. Paris f5f5. III.
mentnIc par Piobcn, 2 vols Paris, 1877. w
Trs.e Msass pr n A. Chasssas VOL
Paris. 1ef9. *
De la Foi6caon dc Il Defense des os~ndss, rsc~-, par
Witch, Major De Aere Persistence, uAdut DE- rAnensnd par
Memories roruscson, pr chosmsn comn.aaaatd a
coar. ssrcs Dc. oncsr, dsrsrs sorss
Pt. ftIft :
Trsiss repaaoe Mines. par combss rnsaisw en- chef
peonsas &C. ia justice Muissire, par dn Me~uI, vol.
Just imported direct from Paris - -
sept4 HAtN rRANoK TAYLOR
eect Comedies anssssd ron slIsn q 0c,derl p.rsud
y and Noa For ssie ~ - W. FkANCk TAfL0k
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A RTIsrs, Psintsr., and DsEueueetypssss' Depot
II VIM A. WIsoNG, No. ~ Liberty street, baltimore, whole
sale and retail dealer In window glass; paints OIL vabe brushes
urpentne bronzes, hc artists materials, and full and eempe
assortment dagueeope stock, Of plates chenca he.
&C., NJ the very lowest prices, sep s-a
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Sti.urs and deteniion Of s,.spuiiciou. H...,l,.

NEw York, Sept =, 4 p. m.-Three vessels, the
morning in the lower bay suspicion Of being connecfed
with the Cuba expedition, and brought back city
der convoy two They sailed from here
several days nce and have been towering the bay
in suspicious manner The Sea Gull is known TO have
board large number Of guns and soldiers
uniforms. well a, good number ofmen them
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Mr. 4. DE vAUDRIcoURT beg. leave 20 Inform shs
WI public and his friends that having
ingon, intends his attention tuition
Ian and Spanish also Of Piano
all s branches References Of very highest
win be gwen BY applying At his residences ian
Mr.. Anderson's stationery store. ~
July l7-eodn talH gai,i t.fi
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nz-By Divine permission there will be preaching
81 pau's English Church sabbath n O'Clock, m,
p SUBJECT for the mornings The repentance Of Judas'
the Pastor Aug
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difficulty with the government Oh opain IA tne vindi
cation national rights u is but due 10 the Sun to
remark upon MI International questions from the day
ITS foundation the present hour, IL has ever been The
consistent advocate Of the principles for which fathers
blsd An their most enlarged and liberal construction. To
this fact does that Journal considerable SHARE Of s
universally adm great weight with the portion Of the
population Of New York born abroad which, have be-
remark Is perhaps really more tena
cious OF American rights when involved In controversy
with European government than any other GLASS Of the
people OF these States.
John b. Clay jr., our charge Portugal, left Toes
day the Canada, upon his mission. His family accom-
pany him.
We look for the Empire City from chagres or about
Saturday Sunday with two weeks later news from
California New York thousand. Of her for
citizens the dvgins the Expectation Of the arrival
from that quarter creates stir than have
here Liverp ,o is looked tor; and the de-
livery Of California mail from post Office Is the sig
nal for the gathering OF many hundreds around
portals herc after the contents OF the
mach heavier mail-bsgs by 'the steamer ready fo
delivery.
Daring the ,hse months ending the 9TH Of August the
arrivals Of emgran at this port averaged ioTo per diem
Your readers judging from this return what win probs
bly, be whole number arriving In the year. should eco
the three months in which fewes usual
" come over The passengers in less Of the emf
grant ships arriving have suffered drsadfuy from
cholera the voyage. OF those starting the Empire
which arrived last Saturday, II died, and the British shin
Schodack CARRYING ON Tuesday, lost her mate, 4 sea-
men, and ~ passengers between port aud port The dis
has subsidized however, that the Board OF Health
discontinued the daily reports The lower part OF the
city has been entirely free from Il for week No cases are
6w occurring here except points miles above the busi-
ness portion Of The the pens OF the 10000 hogs
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PERFORMANCES n rsnwu. cssssIIsss por u Aesas-
Also Du1ef Nassrs bpaysd n her mode Of Teaching Spanish
Spanish Gfamma, Phrase Book md peo1ss o. every knd
ssr ,as~ 4,ctBa Rool.,,,srs. near sh street.
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SATURDAY EVENING POST.
A MAMMOTH PAPER.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS, AGRICni
TURE, SCIENCE ART AND
AMUSEMENT.
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON,

THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends ant
i the public, Tint they have become proprietors Of tn,
above new and splendid Hotel.
The Adams House erected during the past
supply obvious demand for increased and superior
oommedatons IN this city. II Is located Washington
street. within i've minuies walk Of the great Southern
Western Railroad Depos AMI The business sections OF
city II Is adjacent 10 The Park, and the Gupoa command.
beanIihil view OF The Earb0r and adjoining towns.
The House has been constructed AFTER the approved
plans with all the modern MENTIONS thai minister The
comfort and convenience oil the traveller and the consrlc
long experience In hotels has enabled him 10 intro.
many improvements which are, as yet, peculiar 10
tits establishment is blt OF Quincy granite and
tains One Hundred and Fy Rooms, conveniently arrane.
ed IN suits and single apartments, well ventilated and sun
piled with an abundance nt pure soh water.
The Furniture WAS made 10 order from hf bss patterns,
with specal regard well 10 comfort AMI convenience as
luxury and spendor, ,.
Our labe VIII be supplied with all The Injuries Of the
season. and pledge ourselves that the PIGEr rares al
The season shall be iennd upon it,
We have devoted unusual attention to the selection
servants and our guests may rely upon prompl and polite
attendance ...... ~ ..a .. 4.
Porterg win be in readiness the various DepotE,
charge Of Baggage and provide Carriages CHESTS
The proprioiors trust by strict a+nun the wants
guests % merit share Of patronage assuring all who may
favor them with vs that nothing shall be wanting on
their part 10 render HE AnAMa HOUSE, Second in
the Union H. 4 W. 4 ADAMS Prnpriei0rs
IT, ADAMS, JR,, ....' ... .'.t.. a.. : .'." e..
WM T. ADAMS. '. .H
Adams House. Boston. ...... r..s ....-..