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WILLIAM H. MNNIX late Of the General Land Once will
claims Of kind against the before
Congress o. any Of the departments His experience In the different
branches Of the departments especially those in relation military
bounty ands will enable him give full satisfaction all who
his services The prompt issue OF lands sold
located by military will be secured, and all
revolutionary war Of 1914 war;
will receive special attention. He will attend the
collection and Of real owned
this city BY residents and Others.
Reference James Shields, formerly Commissioner
OF the General Land Oce Hon. Richard M Young Commits
soner OF the General Land 0ce all the officers OF the Genera
Land Office members Of Congress generally the State of Illinois;
Thomas Richie Edmund Buke Peter Force, W. W. seaton p
Office Hasup Weedon Coach Factory, Of the Centre
Market, Washington, d. G.
Sep 10
NEW MUSIC.-ust old established Music
IN Stationery 18th Pennsylvania
following beautiful and popular music sold our usual low
price, four cents VIM. FISCHER.
|. The Ledger Polka, by James Belak
Nancy's Fancy Polka, by q. Biessner
performed Brass Band Cape May
Sailors Polka G. Lenschow leader Of the Germania Band
The Hyacinth Polka by Gungl
The Efn Waltz, with variations by Grobe
The Manor Waltz, by Il. q. McKenna
Sub Rosa Waltz, by 7. Renherdt
Reindeer Quicksep, by Grobe
The Virginia Rosebud Quckstcp by Grobe
kossuth's March, by Exemeleny
JEANNE Gray ballad, BY G. Muller, vgnete
Leap DER the Waves, by j. H. Hewitt
back day Dreams back member Of Germans
Band
Gentle Deeds, beautiful ballad
JEANNE and Donald, ballad, by Hodson
Mary Bell, 9Th edition. by Benkeu
sWin you 70 with Dearest
I'll love moren
The Merry Sleigh Bells, arranged quarete
Belle Of Baltimore, an Ethiopian song
Come back, Steben do - do
The Virginia Rosebud the ony correct edition
Dec IL
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b" IL there be In the country who should be toler
ant towards those who have used unjust language respect
Ing Andrew Jackson, IL 10 the senior editor Of Wash
ington Union ewspapcr."-Bosfo~ Post.
The |" senior editor of the Washington Union news
paper has written nothing in relation to those who
have used unjust language respecting Andrew Jackson
The junior editor has written articles in relation to the
NOT only unjust" but dscreditabe assaults upon the
memory Of Andrew Jackson, made by the present post
master Of Boston, twhose nomination is pending in
the Ssnaie,) when he was a member OF the common
counc Of Boston, and editor Of the Boston Atlas. which
were promptly exposed and censured by the editor
Of the Post 1t the time they were made Az the
!" Union newspaper has referred 10 no other person
who has insulted the memory Of the late iustrious
Patrot Of the Hermitage. and a. we have referred to
him only in order that the Senate Of the United States
might Be apprzed Of the facts before that body passed
upon his nomination and gave its seal Of appreciation TO
his conduct by = confirmation, we have right 10 infer
thsf senior il rebuked by the Post for such refer
sncs and that the editor Of the Post desires the con6rma
ton Of that The junior editor Of this paper takes
II the responsibility Of this opposition to the Boston
posmastsr and is not afraid TO 20 before the de-
oessey Of Massachusetts, upon the issue which the Post
in Substance tenders, viz the confirmation Of the inait
Of the memory Of Andrsw Jackson
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l. LEWIS, sltonsyat iaw fosmefly Of Virginia fos
~ sesei years clark ~ me Adjutant Generals Once,
his
the collection q their dues Iona hs government n II
entitled 70 pensonJ
All claims, especially Of served in Mexico win be
lair cash price, be claimants
through any departments despatch He DAT
the Adjutani Generals Once his segusasace with depart
and his experience, VIII afford facilities speedy
adjustment business conhded 10 him. :
he respectfully members Congress fon
Virginia. Hon. John Mason, Richmond, Major
X Jones, Washington city.
@It affords great pleasure Major
s''a ar JoNEs.D
Any will procure good claim In his vicinity pub
Aug io-~Sm - B. L. LEWIS.
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rELEaRApHlc REroRTs FOX THE UNION
Condition or the Northern Markets

New York March N. m-Stocks quiet and rather de-
s1sa .ens M Flour ase sa q
Of bbls 81 81 81 OF and common State
ana M "
firm and buyers do not them. Corn heavy; sales
mixed yellow Small sales Of mess pork Al SO Ill fen pine
10 3d. Sales Of 200 bbs lard at Ga per Id. The gro.
Orleans molasses cents Coffee quiet. Tobacco firm rS
The cotton market Is quiet but holders firm Sales OF
800 bales Is cents for fair upland Whiskey "a 2ia
PHLADELrHrA. March 6-p. m.--The stock market Is
steady Treasury note ss l2s; PsansyIyanla 81. 900
1903 log cents, Sales q 2ooo bushels q. 81 s.
steady Mess pork. $40 81 sii; prime. $40 a5 Lard,
cent? New san. qas sasafs o New
Cotton quiet prices unchanged Whiskey 23a "a cents
per gallon.
Massachusetts, Congregational Election.
BosroN, March 8. p. m.-Further received from
Thompson lacks 1000 votes OF an election From indca-
lions, there will probably be but very little difference in the
very close and the entire vote must be received before
can tell who Is ahead There are about 1000 more
poicd than at the last trial.
Election and Riot in Montreal.
MONTREAL, March Sat the municipal election yester.
day. the annexations candidates returned in two
wards Both parties evinced much feeling and consid-
cradle otng was the consequences, though serious dam
age was done.
The Recent Disturbances Pitsbnrg among the Padders
PnTsBuRG, March 5.Scyera have been made of
those engaged in the recent disturbances among the pud
dlers All is now quiet From inquiry learn that the mills
all operation to-day; and that Messs Bsseli & Mcknight
and others, will start iul day
There yet four mills not working,
The Whesiing SssYenson Bridge,-A accident Steam
boat.
WHEELING, Va, March 5.-The steamer Keystone,
in end-avoring under the suspension bridge this
place last night knocked down both chimneys and
away part OF her hurricane deck The Key is
the finest boats western waters and this he
nst "Trip up the river. II will take days repair
damage done the boat
Canal Navigation 0psn.-Firs Boat of The Season.
COLUMBIA, March The canal boat James Bingham
with sixty thousand pounds oil merchandise has just ef
wharf for Pi,burg The VIM Barr Is also JUST
ing These the first boats of the
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MM - 80 3
BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON HAHROAD.
Hours Of Departure OF the Passenger Trains.
From Washington at and at ST. daily, and "a
From Baltimore At a. M and p M daily, and a m daily
Feb s-dly TIL PARSONS. Agent
following and beautiful music, which WIN Be sold the
Tss i Gsssasss s = y y il; osls.
The Ellen Polkaj BY Q. Mueller
The Gloucester Polka, as perormed BY GungI - =.
Home on the Mountain Waves celebrated sea songs BY y"
The x.pss, shade wsl..s yL <. OPT IL. :. !,
esIop Brilliant from Halle OPERATIVE "Fow Sons Of Aymon "
The Hungarian Exile; by snemeIenye
The Violet Waltz, in Ave steps; BY LcPke
TSs 1 tribune w wS, BY G. sehey -"
The Margaret Waltz by J. Il. Muller
Flowers efthe Of quaddle arranged from orsr''
woman's Love ia beautiful song
soldiers Delight, quickstep BY Muller
Csardas Hungarian Ar BY srsmelemyi
Rs. w Sss sse s's ss S he
The -, Secret ret sy the same n.,, au,so se,s
Boqaet Of Melodies collection Of airs marches wasss &c,
Think, =: You speak I By By \ \ ~ 4 sgfo''
d,esm Ss love can never orecsung with great applause
Hopeless. SD Love /, by sullivan
season. % s na% advanced or goods
"' '''I 10 pieces coiored and white Illusions
% Do plain eoiorsd ssie,oa musiin., in ali sA.do.
$ do coored Grape isse
90 90 DO 90. S S,sss ssss %ss'1 muslin.
Also plain wh open and s%sSoSs' sr ySs ss CO.
Feb ia-iw
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January 30, 1850.
IN the petition Of jeremiah Myers Of Meredith Village New
Hampshire, for
Myers for Improvement railroads.
day Of May, le5l-
Il petition be heard ai Patent once on
notified and show csue any have why petit
ton ought not TO be granted.
Ordered ALSO that this notice published nierencer
Philadelphia Tribune, New York; Journal Providence,
Island Daily Atlas, Cincinnati Journal Portsmouth, amp
shire once week for three successive weeks previous the third
DE WITT O. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of
PsEdto Of the above papers please copy their
bills 20 me Patent ONCE with paper containing his notice
ROOfxs from London.-IAst No. s.-TIeathy Homes. nv
Mossnf architect e and civil engineer VOL 1872
mncheif Practical Assayinr. 1
Gradus I'd Parnassum. vol
Aliens Navigation Laws Of Great Britain VOL, Isio
1sf9 ~ - 's'
Wa, Once Regulations, regarding Army Services, pymaster.
Borre. Companion Improved Log Book for steam
.Csmpbcu Practical Book Of Inorganic Chemistry vol,
Dean swifs Works. Roscocs edition, complete . vols.
FebB FRANCK TAYLOR
NEW Bcoks.Iust decentralization Evenings Entertain
men the Wonders Of Remarkable Incidents and the Rares
OF anecdotes. Translated Turkish.
historical Studies BY Geo W. Greene late United states Consul
Second volume Of Miscellaneous Works ny Prior
MANUAL o. Commercial Correspondence English and French ny
Asreus Confession the Protestant Episcopal Church by
TAYLOR . MAURy,
FEEBLE Booksellers, near psh street.
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Appointments by the President,
By and Nth the aduies and consent Of the Senate
Fletcher Webster surveyor Of the customs Boston, Mas.
sachusetts, vice John Mcneil, deceased. 4a
Charles Pok collector of the for the district of
Delaware, vice VIM. P Brobson, deceased Natonat IN
fekigencer. .NF s
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srEvEss,s CARD OF INVITATION.

HE public respectfully invited
make critical examination OF his spring style of
hats Believing that he has succeeded moulding
chest materials the fascinating auluess
submits his model Hat for 1850 with confidence
The fasdious Splendid Is he offers old price,
Mar 7-5m STEVENS, No. l Browns Hotel.
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THE next session Of Wednesday Sep
i TENDER 10 .a.
Tuition - %
Room, library, bed, and furniture 100
Table servants per week 22o
To studenis wAo do not board the charges win be-
Tuition 60 20
Room, library, and furniture 1900
Amatculaon fee Of $40 paid admission. small charge
average Fuel and lights Washing Tk
dozen. French German small additional charge The
exclusive books and stationery will
exceed $3.50 per annum Students By admitted At time
openng Of session preferable Bills payable in advance
half opening, e nj the middle Of the session.
CRY, September, 1049.
Sept. s-Iawd4wawcp6w
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SPLENDID Csrpetng, Curtain Goods, xc.-The
beers would respectfully invite the attention Of citizens and
keepers generally their stock Of furnishing goods which
they feel confident cannot be surpasscd equaed BY other
house In the district They name
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English BRUSSELS
Imperial three ply, double super ingram
superhne ingram, extra fine, and fine do
Low priced all wool ingram, royal twiled Venetians
Rich chenele and tuned
Heavy ocor, every width which viii any
hall.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin de iancs, rich figured de LANES
Rich high colorcd damasks, ieh union damasks
Twled and plain cashniereu
Ruff damask do
Worsted damasks, all colors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered muslns, by the yard
Tassel-loops, gmps, borderings bindings
Bliad nens all widths
Tassels, cords, and fixtures Of every kind, &c.
Together with Of table
isbeco' and table damsk linen sheetn dask napkins and
towels Scotch and ssia diapers, Marseles quilts
all Of which received perfectly esh win be Of
sred upon our usual accommodating terms All respectfully
ved 70 for themselves.
Sep ll-aaw4wif p. n. HooE co.
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Dencang ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Course.
Liable has the honor 20 the citizen. =
VI Washington and hs second OF
lessons win commence Tbursday the 3ln Of January " MS
residence, Pennsyvana avenue opposite Wilards Hotel
Days OF tuition Thursdays, and sn'
days' Gsorgetcwn-Mondays and Fridays.
Jan 29--dn
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ssrcuifvsI WarsAews, No - MARKET 'see, PAts
deipho.
ARMERs GARDENERS implements imported and American 81
den Seeds t and ornamental shade uees, susno p9nd,es
Ac, Fees
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FANCY GOODSi Fancy Goods attraction
PoUDER's Pennsyyana Clageu Co., up
sta Mrs. T. j. Ponder, impeed by the cordial welcome and
liberal patronage accorded 70 her former occa-ion has resumed
would be happy exhibit her friends patrons
olows Rich bocade and silks black
black and colored Turk lanes
goods for costumes de ba An unequaed variety Of head desse
and bonncts magnificent iands dress wreaf
&c ribbons, aces, ebroderes broche shaw from e2 $50
scarlet crimson, and white cpej do from - SO SIS She
particular stock Of which
finish Dec lg-eo6uf
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Ag6a4N Our COmxnerclal Letter.
We invite the attention Of our readers to the able letter
Of our New York commercial correspondent. in another
column. II contains valuable information touching our
manuiactures and gives ssasonable warning to those
who have hitherto struggled for high and enormous
profits. and endeavored to prey upon the agricultural
labor Of the country. II the manufacturers Of Lowell
had been eonented with fair remuneraing profits on
their investments they might have increased steadily if
slowly. despite Of English competitions and capital
increased they might gradually have extended their
operations, until they furnished demand for the greater
portion Of the cotton product Of the South, and expelled
the foreign manufacturer from the American, if not from
other markets Under such state Of things. the people
Of the South would have confined their attention to the
cultivation Of the raw material; and they would not
have found any inducement to turn their labor and
capital to the manufacture Of their own products
But the monopolists were not satisfied with fair
remunsrating profits They continually harassed agr
culture with demands for high duties, and they have
ceeded in imposing such duties for large portion OF the
time which has elapsed since the adoption Of the consti
tuition and the formation Of the government The heavy
burdens which those duties imposed agriculture forced
the agrcutuiss of the South and Southwest, in self
defence. divert portion Of their labor and capital to
manufacturer, that they might produce from their
own raw material those fabrics which were furnished
them under protective duties only. under circumstances
which imposed enormous burdens. The experiment was
tried limited scale; for the South needed not only
be capital, but the water facilities and the skill
ior large undertakings. But by the use Of steam
instead Of water power, one great impediment has
been removed, while time has impaired skill, until
now the manufactures Of the South and Southwest
constitute an important element in the Of manufac-
turing labor and capital On this point the letter Of
commercial correspondent is highly instructive for
shows that Lowell must longer look England as
it, only nva-for rival has sprung up in the midst of
it, customers. which be disposed Of by custom
house imposiions and Lowell will ind in the end that
the only method Of maintaining its manufacturing suprem
acy Is by contentng itself with the smallest remunerang
profits upon its immense capital that her customers
can be supplied on such terms viii give them no in.
ducsments TO become manufacturers. The manufacturers
cannot learn that the they have been con-
ductng against labor, and their efforts TO make agrcu
tufe subservient to them, spring from dangerous
policy Let them be contented with what they have for
their eorts to gain viii be followed by loss The
great interests Of this nation not to be tempered with
in order 10 swell the OF the lords Of the loom
- . y
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N the petition Of Nathan Locking of North Dansve
praying for the extension Of granted said Locking
Improvement in poughs for yevs from expiration
said patent which takes place on the day April
Is ordered the said petition be heard
the third Monday In April II O'Clock, persons
notified and show said
petition ought not 70 be granted Iss E
Ordered also, this be published Republic
eigence and Union, Washington city, D. c. North American
and Gazette Philadelphia Tribune, New York Daily
successive weeks previous 10 the third Monday in April
DE WITT O, LAWRENCE
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdtos Of above win please copy, and send their
bills Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Feb l2-law3w
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FRox THE FLoRrDA ISDIASs.-The Tallahassee Senti.
mel of the 10th ultimo saws:

mel OF the 26th ultimo says:
Atthe moment of going press, placed, by Col
g. Gamble. in possession of the following important
dian news being from letter dated 18th Febu
AIRY, 1885,
"a large number Of Ind in at Charlotte Har-
bor prepared for emigration and Sum Jones and his par
~ expected to be in Fort Hamer this week. for the
purpose. Time will DO given them complete ali
their arrangements, audit is thought they will all be gene
by the middle OF May"
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view - washington City snu 0esxoeaovxn.
9. ssys.a,a nssEssas ely wssliassas AID
pns q sSs s gsJss, ss seGs ~
s e. si Sss s A. s s sss 4. ss TIE
whee Of Pennsylvania and Remaining portion
nj ely Sss superior 70 .s 2 @
a X w sas W. D. as Deemed
the paaoI L work involving great labor The q he
may amply generous patronage Ss
me q Ssa ID s s
In this city linton.
VIEW MsrRorons been shown by Mr. Cast
ssa Ss ssl ssaso~a s sg Z ss s . q q:
porueo q ue Capitol and gyesa very correct representation
@ q S ss b.
dents House Pos, Once Patent Once City Hail. ssSs q ws s
w nasss Busig Jackson
Monument Observatory Jackson Monument 90 be-, War De-
parcua and WIN undoubtedly with extensive circaa
thosapie view q Washington Georgetown Published
and sold by CAsiaIa Bons, Washington, D. O.
This view Autographed large sn substan
I paps and contains , plans q s CAPITOL and Grounds the Ps
sonIan Institution, ana ~ me public buildings. including
Sss % bsS saa Y. as :
e imasaa,ye gives Us some that are not Is yet but that win be
Everything view accurately drawn
s paSe buildings hs WIN VIM a. WEN
patronize Mr.. Bohn.-Giobe,
For al, a a. 3, ny stand IL the Capitol non.
GELLING on Winter Cost.--The subscrbers re
specuy inform their and the public generally
they have determined TO offer their stock first
the month"; engaged In taking
preparatory spring purchases Among
be found variety Of goods which seasonabe and useful
times which win dispose Of NJ cost for CASH
We
SO pieces coored dress silks, in all styles
white blue and pink saiins
glace silks .Ga &aa
20 pieces coored silk vclves In all possible shades
patterns remaining handsome embroidered
Canton suitable coors for spring with complete
% collars berles and inside handkerchief
wi WE a A Al y
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, \ Co
Feb Ia--3teod
yENTLEMEN,s Observation-Disclosures has this
day received large and full Of gentemenb outfit
Family yoke-neckn shirts, superior quality
styles The Of retailing shirts wholesale prices will be
nnued by Stevens.
CRAvATs.
very large supply fancy colors imported
believed 10 be the newest In market.
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
in silk merno lambs WOOL Scotch WOOL
assortment, and some Of extra large sizes.
UMBRELLAS.
A full supply Of silk ord cotton, some styles.
Also, observation-disclosures, gloves, pemery dressing robes
brushes razoin every article necessary gentle
mans wardrobe toilet all Of which will be sold snfom
Great Hat and Gentemens outnttng Establishment
Dec. 5-eodf No. I Browns Hotel
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BEWARE OF I'm opportu-
nifty 20 inform Che public that there mposters travelling
through the United States, selling making
for washing Clothes which Infringement upon stephen
Cranes Patent Chemical Compound Mixture washing
and other things,
mixture that muse and Mr. Cranes directions recipe
been printed and SOLD by these mpose
signature, and the vender refuses his And hereby
nil from using this unless purchased
thorized violation
liable for damages and in all such they viii be dealt
the law directs.
s. CRANE, Patentee.
Feb l2-dms
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Tux WAsurSoros MONUMENT The coalmiuee OF the
Senate OF Massachusetts Friday reported resolutions d
recng block of Massachusetts granite be prepared
the National Washington Monument with the following
inscription, In relief, on its faces
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTRY sAFE, WHILE
MEMoaY WASHINGTON RkvEREp.n
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THURSDAY, FksRuARr %.
nUMBoLToN's CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs
respectfully announce % the ladies and gentlemen Of Washing
ngfon that they will have the honor giving mimi
table entertainments the above hall
February os songs sces, houses buresquc
lectures violin solo, banjo solo, dancing whirng &C. ali
which they stand unnvaIed, either in America Europe
For full particulars programmes.
Dircctor-Mr j. A. Dumboiton.
Admisson IS Doors open at 7k precisely
Feb n = T.
BOOKS from bcndon-List No. 16-Milton's Prose
ID Works; vols. %
Goetbe's Autobiography and Trsvsis
Michelets Life Of Luther translated
Michelcts History Of the Roman Republic vol ri
Boucrweks History Of Spanish Literature vol Al
Guixos Lectures Modern History vols. "a
schiller's Dramas and Romanccs vol. I'll
shcridans Dramatic Works and Life, complete In one vol Al
Dudees LIE Of Michael Angelo, and Life Raphael by
Quincy vol 81 @
Just imported from London direct, by
Mar PRANcK TAYLOR.
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Canal Navigation 0psn.-Fira Boat of The Season
COLUMBIA, March The canal boat James Bingham
with sixty thousand pounds oil merchandise, Just left
our wharf for Pburg The VIM. Barr Is also JUST start
ing. These the first boats OF the
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Election and Riot in Montreal.
The Whesiing Suspension Bridge- Aecidsni to Steam
HAT

WHEELING, Va March 5.-The steamer Keystone,
in end-avorng under the suspension bridge this
place last night knocked down both chimneys and
away part oil her hurricane deck The Keys
the finest boats waters, and this he
"trip up the II will take days repair the
damage done the boat.
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can be accommodated with frat rate
bosrd and rooms for ~ per week board
pei week. Cops Pavilion The bathing sitsched 10
ihs establishment are superior Hot cold vapor shower salt
electro and sulphur baths readiness N an
nom O'clock a M, until O'Clock, D. m. =. $500
Also private p.siors for dinner and supper partes
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UNITED STATES HOTEL, Wsshln.so,. n 60 IN.
United States Hotel having been thoroughly repaired and
now open o the reception Of situation
public, and having Capitol I. within
very ew steps Of the rsioed depot and distance nom bs
Capitol The proprietor Feels confident o. his ability his
either BY himself those in his employ gain e appreciation q hi
vfaters. ...L EDW. II. FULLER,