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The associations, or companies, organizing,
make the slowest progress. There are, at least,
on the tap,s, through the country, twenty-five or
thirty which are open for applicants. Two or three
only have started for their destination
New jersey Mining Company, Cby seal IT persons.
Newark Mining Company, (by land)... u
Bunker Hill Company (by ssa). 80
sells mentioned above, and may be included In the
aggregate number sailed.
The bark Eugenia, for Vera Cruz, and the
Harriet T. Bartlett, for Chagres, were to have
sailed yesterday, each having large parties des-
tined for San Francisco. The steamship Crescent
City is expected here on Sunday or Monday next,
and will return to Chagres, touching at Vera
Cruz, on the 9th OF February. A large portion of
her fine Accommodations has already been Sc
cured. The Falcon will leave on the LIST, stop
ping at Savannah, Havana, and New Orleans.
The elegant steamship Panama, Captain Com
stock, leaves on the 10Th, via Rio Janeiro,
Valparaiso, Panama, etc. The number of sail
Ing ships up for California Is growing large;
20 soon as one leaves, another Is up and
IN her place. We are glad to notice that a
better class of vessels Is in the market those
that were found to have been wanting in charac-
ter and capabilities are Withdrawn, and such ves-
sells as the Morrison, Ann 81 Eliza, Opheus, and
South Carolina, are substituted. These vessels
are worthy Of the confidence of those who are
Shipping or taking passage. The accommodations
on board the Morrison are particularly worthy of
inspection-Messrs Spofford, Tlleston N Co.
are the owners.
Thus they 60. AT this rate California will not
long remain wilderness, nor the gold be allowed
I,tor tba ba1o IF tba
running through the valley of the Sacramento.
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APPOINTMENTS by THE PREsDESr-By and with
the advice and cosennt Of the Senate Charles
Sandwich Islands, IN the place OF Anthony Ten
Eyck, resgneu. Caleb II Booth, of iowa, TO be
surveyor general for the district of Wisconsin and
Iowa, in the place Of George w jones' resigned
pa. he a To- IL, A.. r.
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Aggregate via Cape Horn. ....................16s
This gives us list of 36 vessels already on their
way, via Cape Horn, with about 1,l64 persons as
passengers, and over 5lS belonging to the ships
The vessels which have left for Chagres, are as
tollows:-
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Epidemic Disease at Lansing, Michigan
t.. CLEvEL AND, Jan 10 1s49.
fearful epidemic Is raging at the capital Of Mchi.
an The Legislature Ct that State discussing
motion to adjourn to Detroit. One member has al
esdy died Of the disesse.
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Nomination Of General Cass.

CLEVELAND, Jan Is, 1S49.
The Legislature Of Michigan have unanimously
nominated General Lewis Cars for United States Sc
nator ut probable that the above should read "by
the democratic membersnl
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The EMPIRE STATE.-There is an insurance to
the amount of $4,000 in Wall street, on the
steamer Empire State, destroyed by fire on Satur-
day. The balance being about $4,000, is in some
Of the Eastern insurance companies.
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ALBANY, Jan. Ii, 1849
The Governor refuses to pardon Short, the colored
man, who recently convicted of murder at Buffalo.
He Is to be executed Friday.
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New York Legislature.
ALBANy Ian IL 1910


SENATE.
ALBANY CANAL BANK.
A resolution adopted giving the select commit.
tee power to send persons and papers while nvesi
eating the affairs Of the Canal Bank, Albany. Divi
dends to the bhoders Of the said Bank will be paid on
the oath instant.
THE PARpoNINo POWER.
The bill relative to the pardonng power Of the Gov
ernor went through the Committee Of the Whole.
FOREIGN FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
Mr.. LAWRENCE, by consent introduced q bill to
amend the law relative to agencies for foreign fire In
surance companies.
Mr.: BoKEE introduced bill to amend the usury laws,
In relstion to short leans.
oIvISG PowER TO wILLtAMsBUR0 TO SORROW MONEY!
bill passed. authorizing the trustees Of the vii.
lage OF Williamsburg to borrow money and another to
reduce the capital Of the Albany Insurance Company.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. Pnurr introduced a bill declsratory Of fine at
maturity on zig bills and notes payable on demand.
1--WE give the above ~ rsoeived.l
rrLorAoE PORT NEW YORK.
Mr.. Fisk presented petition for Q law regulating
the pilotage Of the port Of New York.
THE MICRO LECTURE The ASSEMBLY CHAMBER.
Mr.. KIDD moved to rescind the motion granting the
use Of the Assembly Chamber for lecture to coored
people, on the ground that certain articles had been
published In the Northern Star, BY Ward the lecturer
respecting members Of the Assembly.
A long debate followed, when the motion to resoind
was laid en- the table, by yeas 55, nsys5i
SYRACUSE AND ROCHESTER RAILROAD.
bill was introduced giving the right OF way to the
Syracuse and Rochester Railway
THE VAN RgrssELAER ESTATE.
Mr.. BARBER laid on the table the resolution Of the
Attorney General for the report Of the state Of the
suits against the Van Rensselaer, estate.
SWORD AND MEDALS ron THE OFrIoERs OF THE NEW
YoRK REGtMENT
Mr. BouoHror laid on the table the resolution In
favor of the presen tation Of sword to Cot Ward
Burnett by the Governor, and q gold medal to each
of the officers of the 1st regiment tho New York Yo
lunteers
The bill for the relief OF Rutherford Stuyvssant,
was ordered TO q third reading.
Tho resolution In favor Of tho eIsctiou Of Senator
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PAcKsT SHIP MoNrEzUMA.-Our shipping report
of yesterday, IN giving the date of the sailing of
the Montezuma, Capt. Lowber, from Liverpool,
was in error She sailed Nov. Is, and not Dec. 10,
as repOrted
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man named Watts mas bsan .rrested far Al.
numerous Outrage on Mr. Hooker, In Baltimore oouu-
", on thursday night last The proof is oonoluslve
hev Mr. Vaudeville, who has been appointed Ia
appointment '"'
hsv i'aso Bolton committed suicide a short time
tibce, A. Sumter Ala -~
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Arrivals Yesterday At ths roiowiug hotrs:-Amxs,
eANIMr capt Marcy U A; e. Munroe, j. Bay
ley, New Oll,ans, Fl Gordon. Conn G Waters B.lt,
more; w II. Browne, Georgia; H. w. Manuinx \
A. As1oR-W Curtis, Boston; s. a. Hurlburt
Maes Hon. u Ashmsn. X A Chapman, Spri oatsld;
Capt Palmer, ship Samuel Russell; Gideon Grsats
Csbandaigua; h. Mclean, U s. A f; ". Jsffrisa
Liverpool Capt Gordon, ship Msrnon. How,no W.
Clarke, Manchester; J q. Wilson Philadslphin; 4 n
Stewart, Baltimore, = Henson. Ph,ladvpnis; General
Sheldon Mass J. Fassett st Louis; uct;ouusiI
Ptnnsylvsnia; q Evans V,rg MA; w Lilley CHM
lRvISo HOUSE, (Howard's)-W. Fowler, Phil ,dsiphia:
EosR, c.. Lea Ph ladslpnis Oesus R,chnond
Buffalo DR. woodward pr Rogers. NJ; d. Az,
dersen Louisville; Dunlsp, Philadelphia. r.
Lewis, Boston, Il. jennings, Geo "
Lieut. Beali bearer of despstchss to California. VA,
at Council Grove ON the lSth ult
Hon Thomas Ewing Of Ohio, arrived In Philaae,
elphA HAIur av Ipst - --''~-0.
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ShippinU IntelIiR

shipping Intelligence.
BosroN Jan I6Tegra hed, ship Irving Upton
from Liverpool Nov H. with loss Of orstopgsan mast and
mantopaalant yard.
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vanla.
HARRISBURG, January 15 1849.
Tho Hon. Gideon J. Ball (whig) was elected State
Treasurer to-day, the 9th ballot.
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Fur ther Partic uisrs OF the burning or the
Empire State.

BosTor, January Is, $780,
The Empire State continued to burn until IL O'Clock
Sunday morning, when the fire extinguished. The
fire first discovered in the forward part Of the boat
and 10 supp osed to have caught from the stove
The hull 10 In bad condition. the engine stands erect
and will be saved. The hull Is to be tswed to New
York, to be rel built She is insured in Phsdelphis
and New York to the amount of $lO0, 00O which is
supposed will cover their loss
The silver ware saved in Q safe.
Captain Comstock and another, broke through the
ice while attempting to sou,le her. and badly in
jured.
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We have news from Galveston as late a. the 81 inst
We are GLAD to learn that the cholera has entirely
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Later from the Sandwich Islands and
California.

BosroN, January 10, l849.
An arrival at New Bedford, brings dates from the
Sandwich Issnds to the I'd September. The accounts
from California had produced great excitement.
The brig Topic had arrived At Honolulu, in IA days
from California, with cargo Of gold dust. Many Of
the Inhabitants were up for the mines.
Three vessels with passengers had already gone and
1000 pickaxss had been sent from Honolulu.
Two hundred foreigners had left the Sand wich
Islands for the gold region, and many others would
soon follow.
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

FINlE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
L the public that they have become prvprletors Of the
above aud splendid Hotel 'E.
The Adams House erected during the past 10
supply obvious demand for Increased and superior ac
roinleltons III this city. 1t is located on Washington
street, within five minutes walk OF Tho great Southern aud
Western Railroad Dpois. and the business sections OF the
city. II ia adjacent 10 the Park, and the Cnpol commands
beautiful view OF the Hirbor AMI adjoining towns.
The House has been constructed after the most approved
plans, wilt All the modern Inventions that minister TO the
comfort and convenience Of the traveller and the
long experience in hotels, has enabled him to intro
,tuce many Improvements which are, yet peculiar 10
Ihis establishment. II is built OF Quincy granite and
tains One Hundred and Fifty Rooms conveniently arraug
I'll III suits and single aparntE wei ventilated, and sup
piled with abundance Of pure soft water
The Furniture made 10 order from the best patterns,
with special regard well 10 comfort and convenience,
luxury and spleBlor 49, t.|.,.
Our Table will be supplied with all the Injuries Of the
season. and pledge ourselves that the rrites OF
The season shall be found upon il. '0.r..
We have devoted unusual attention 10 the selection of
ssrgant and guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance. .'t ~. s' +,0..E. =
will be in readiness the various Depo,s take
charge Of Baggage and provide Carriages Tor our guests
The proprrOrs trust BY strict attention 10 the of
guests 10 merit share Of patronage, assuring all who may
idy or them with visit, that nothing shall be wanting
their pat 10 render the ADAMS HVuss second in
tie Union. l., X W. r. ADAMS, rropretors.
l.. AnhMs, JR., ...+. ... -a
WIZ. T. ApAMs h.. ,.s ,.. ,'.
Adams House, Boston. r.. ... b.. .' o.
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P Av LILO N,
NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN IsLA

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
TINE Proprietor begs TO inform his friends and
i the public, that he has made considerable
improvements in this establishment since the last
season. He has erected large building contain,
ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body Of the Pavilion. These rooms are in
tended for gentlemen only they are Of comfor y
able size, light and well ventilated and superior
in all respects TO those which are generally demo
minated single rooms in the various watering pls-
ces throughout the country.
The Proprietor il 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 attended to
a steamboat runs between New York and New
Brighton, al the following hours, viz:
From .Nsp Brighton. From NORTH Pier, M York
At and IL AM Ats, Pm. and 70,
3 s 90, PM. l-2, 5, 6, Pm
More frequent communications will be estsb
liShed as the season advances
The Pavilion is ready for the reception Of com
psny T, BLANCHARD,
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Harden & Co.,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NJ aylNG DISPOSED Of their interest In the Express be-
III tween New York and Boston, beg to inform their
friends and public that they will devote their attention
particularly 10 ihc Exchange, Shipping and Commission
business Ia eonexon with their Liverpool and Boston
Houses and Agencies At London, Paris and iayre.
The facilities that have been offered by the subscribers
the past few years for the execution OF London and Paris
orders very much increased through the direct
line Of steamers from New York.
Orders for pnrhats TO be made In England France and
other paris Of Europe will be executed aud non the mos,
res suiable terms, by agents Cash advanced and
credits given for the purpose Of facilitating their execution
Particular attention paid 10 entering and clearing goods al
the New York and Boston houses snd forwarding
With the utmost despatch
Exchange al sight in sums 10 suit constantly for sale IN
London, Liverpool, and Paris,
Offices No. Wall street, New YORK; No Court street,
Boston, No Cook street. and ~ Waterloo road Liver.
pool. HARSDEN a. co.
~ b. Our firm IA Liverpool continues 10 give every at
enion 10 the forwarding OF all kinds Of Merchandise upon
The most reasonable terms by steamers and sailing shps to
all parts Of the world ~ Il na'sm 'a
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WATER CURE.

EPHRAT.l, LANCASTER CO., PENN:
THSHE EPHRATA HYDROPHATIC INSTI.
IL TUTE il in successful operation under the
direction of Dr.. r. LEIsERISe, who has had the
advantage of six months experience with Presznitr
al the Grafenburg Institute, in Germany, and has
praclsed The water cure treatment in this country
for the last six years. and within the last two years
at This place having restored many hopeless patients
to full health. There are many natural advantages
at Ephrata pure water, the mountain cir and splen.
did scenery, not surpassed in any country. Add
tional buildings have been erected this season. The
mountain dousche has been much improved, and
several fine springs Of pure water have been brought
into use, SO that large additional number Of pa.
tents and visers can be comfortably accommodated
Ephrata being very easy ofaccess, stage leaving
Reading for this place every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, and Lancaster every Tuesday, Thus
day and Saturday; there is also lri.weekly stage
from Downington via Ephrata 10 Harrisburg
Medical attendance and boarding REASONABLE terms
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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear,
WIN ~ IENNINs A. rn

DRAPRRs AND TAuoRs, importers Of Cloths Casaimerss
S.fnpa Fancy Dress Ariicies, Ae ~ broadway Amr
new and fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear Sc
~ and variety can be found In HE city
y FOR OTERcOATS.-liu black, brown olive and
milled cloths; yarous shades Beaver do nb ana
blue Devonshre kersey Canada grey dol rab blue and
black Pilot CLOTH brown, black, blue, and drab Mohsr
WINTER FRocES, sAcK.s, Beaver and milt
cl2,s s9 %E5 s sM Sfse s5ss TWesda &c
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths Of Bioy's, Simon s.
u HTisfNHss AND TRArELLIN0 coars-plaia
Cashmere 1weeds, and other goods.
HGN1ING GodTs-- Olive, brown, and ,rub Molss
/ PiNTALoO NS- French, English, German and Anne
riran black blue Mixed ana fancy Cassmeres selected
with reference TO the various tastes OF numerous pa
irons in THIS ne 10 which such attention has been directed
as @ enable MS 10 insure III combining aud elegance
nESIS-Black siiks and sans, fancy no. woollen and
velvet piaids, figured Mernos, white AMI buff Cashmere
and Marseiles rich silk and Salns or hall and Parties
army AND Neutrality-suspicious. enables us to fi,rnia,
Uniforms In strict conformity with regulations and we hay.
always on hand The material necessary diHrren
FIRST' QUALiTY READY MiDE GARMENTS
Equal l1 :. e n ne best =. custom work;
beaver and mille cloth Sriols; large assortment i'm
proved styles Sacks Including hlne, black brown and rab
Youths and Boys oytroais. Winner Frocks Sacks &c
business and Travelling Coats Olive, brown green and
Coa's-A large assortment In various colors and fabrics
Cloaks Blue and Black Cloths, full and three quarter cir
mtres; plain and ribbed veiveteens riding rave ling
&c. vestings Black Silk, Satin Bomb,zne and Cassi
mere fancy SILK, Satin, and Valencia; fg,ered and plain
wool Velvet, black and figured silk do. Dressing Gowns
De LANES Merino, and figured Muslin, in great variety,
Hunting Goats, In various styles. 4,.t -
FANCY DRESS AR1ICLES.--T Jenny Lind,
Mazurka and other styles fancy Cavas English, French
ana Italian black siii Cravats extra and medium quality
black satin Cravats superior black silk and Scarfs
newest fancy DO; Merno sars or Mues, for travel
ling, &c.; wilea and plain English, French, and India
Pocket Iiandkerchieis. Goves-Chason's and Baou's
baGk white, and colored kid; also Merino Bnckskil lined
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, &C. Suspenders-1Ali the various
styles and qualities undervess and DIawers-Nerino,
SIX, and Buckskn, Wool and Cotton Flannel Half Hose,
White and Mixed Merno, and Cotton various grades Shirts
Bosons, and Collars. Umbrellas, Silk, and Cotton
PIECE GOODS-Cloths, Cassimeres yeslngs, &c,
as extensive an assortment as be found in the country,
WHICH will be sold by the piece yard, low prices
they be bought with the obvious advantage oil seec-
ton from what can be relied upon the most fashionable
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L MEDICAL COMPANION, BY DR. a. NJ MAuRIcEAr,
Professor Of Diaeaaes of Woman 81 edition. lsmo PIP gO
price 81. $4,000 c0pies sold Ia three mouths. 1
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lrloses important which should be known 10 them
particularly Here every female dscoyer the causes,
symptoms, AMI the most efficient remedies ami most
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an important question 10 the married why II IL that
behold many married females acky, debtaIed
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The revelations contained in its pages have already
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To those vel unmarried but contemplating marriage, or
perhaps hesaiing Us 10 tile propety oil mourning The
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imaeiy involving their future happiness cannot be appre
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C0pios rW hs sent by mail free Of postage,
On The receipt OF one dollar, the Married Woman's Pr
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city Publishing Office, ~. 1913 LIBERTY 81, SewY York
For sllo BY the follow ing Agents; y,
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EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS.

IN all symptoms OF frequent pain in the Head dimness Of
" Sight noise in the ears disturbed sleep, with agitat
ing dreams, PALPIT'A TON, FLATULENCY, and
WEAKNESS, DR.. SWEETSER'S PANACEA should BIZ
Immediately commenced with and perseryered in until
every symptom The above are the premonitory
symptoms Of Epilepsy, and denote very foul stale 81
the blood, stomach and nerves qualification of the blood
by the Of this Panacea will at all times insure The body
against any Of these dsaereeable symptoms Many per
sos suppose flat II Is useless take medicine unless we
are III be unable 10 attend 10 daily avocations
therein lies their We do not insure houses and
goods when they fire, with the expectation that
they will soon bnr up but the wise precspt guard.
ing against accident so il we purify blood when we'll
bodies against attacks Of sickness with
the expectation Of being sick but be always pre-
pered against lis attacks For sale al all the druggists
j. r. CALLAN,
corner of H. and 7th streets.
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Books! Books !! BoOks!!!

tt,I,E subscriber has added immensely to his already
mammoth stock Of Literature. HIS late acquisitions
from lie trade sales Of Boston, New York and Phidel
mia together with fifteen Of the hnest per The
arTick from Liverpool, and twenty ditto per the Leoni
aa from LONDON, which will be immediately marked and
yuosed Tor sale give undoubed air OF richness Sar
w. rarity anil exte his stock hitherto ,appTG7chsd
tina continent All literary men, lovers o books and en-
lhnsasK mental investigation are solicited to come and
Enjoy the true 'feast Of reason aud the How OF SOUL
Every srn.G on which the wit OF nn Inns been expended
" brains turned, may be found here. Tie reconcile
ihenacan and crazy founder Of new systems OF rheo
ogy iE each IN his proper Mitch Those gyel 10 NEGRO
mancy Aslology, Alchemy, Sorccry and Witchcrah viii
be hgy amused, whilst the belle letre scholar eau select
from l'upo fresh volumes, tie very cream and chef
HnuNfth :" m9iefh Englh literature Tie best reatses
.neNeIl PROGRESSION aud senee from the honest plodlng
FARMER 70 thc enthusiastic enller III every art and sci
ece ut bet h0oKh are here embraced IN the department
OF elementary professional trtatsts and fcho0l books of
every khu hh Ioek y immense. Tie subscriber invites
al STRANGERS 10 pay lin visit before tiey leave the city
IN purchasing Tphi nun thty one half Of their
ney Clegymen, literary characters anil hook collectors
generally living On lines Of railroad or Ie.n,hoat rutgs
VIII do well 10 put change Of linen IN her vsisex and
10 10 Nassau street allowed Nv III s.y.,,e 10
he the moral centre Of the intellectual wnrl, az.
Ing az hall price. literary appliances aud c6ny ~
every kind gratis web best Spanish cigars M, ~
philosophical instruments for inyeeTae smoker III H.
c celebrated Dr Phrr, JOHN DOYLE
Cheap Ancient and Modern Beokrtll,r
lfb NsFsau street, New Worry
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

}. b. M0NNOT, PROPRIETOR
THIS HOTEL, situate in the upper and fashionable part
OF broadway, has been 50 enlarged us now 10 be the
most extensive that exists,
The convenience, beauty, and salubrty Of s position
have heretofore caused It's accommodaons be monop.
olZed by permanent residents vi The city exclude tie
travelling public from participation in lis comforts.
Extensive additions have been made, however, with a
view to apart transient visitors suits OF parlors and
bedrooms, 10 be retained all seasons for them.
Families from aiar will find the choicest accommo.
dations OF this Hotel constantly set apart for them, and
every attention will be paid TO render u attractive TO the
transient visitor IL has proved TO those who, residing in
the vicinity OF New York. have constantly, since III open.
ing, honored II with their selection, combining all
nxries OF the best European hotels with the advantages
Of lis location.