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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-12
ECONOMY LIS WEALTH,-FKANhLI

EFCONUN8 1> WEALTH,-FK LIN
IA CLOTHING STORE.-TEe subscribers, Mer-
chart Taors would respectfully inform ihe citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity that they have estab.
iished, at No. 35 Main Street, Richmond,
Va branch of their Philadelphia Clothing Ware.
house, where they row have ready for inspection
of the largest and superior stocks of Ready
Made Clothing in the city OF Richmond, OF the very
best materials and workmanship, which will
sell t-oE: 20 c 2z PEI cer. less than any other es
tabl;shEnent il the city.
Also, a large stock of gentemen's furnishing
Goo5s such as SHIFTS, Collars, Cravats, Pocket
Handkerch!efs, Gloves, Suspenders, &c
K. DECOU & CO,
ao I0-i3n No 1872 Main street
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HAVING added to our present business that of
Ill HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment
in the city OF Philadelphia, we prepared to
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA.
TIONARY WASH-STANDS, PIPES for hot or cold
water, &c. which VIII be done at prices to suit the
times. Persons in want vii! please give Us a call.
G. 4 A. BARGAMIN, JR.,>
nh 26-ts pol, cor Main and 10th streets
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CONCLUDED To-M0RRO,
r~ TO THE PUBLIC.-Thc celeb

gY@ TO THE PUBLIC.-Thc celebrated
"FLETCHER'5 HAIR TONIC" manufactured by
John Johnsoa-under American Hotel-having
such wide spread notoriety for its wonderful pro.
perties in preserving and beautifyng the hair, the
manufacturer would repeat Qhrough this extended
circulation) that he does not mean 70 part with his
right to make and vend it in the State of Virginia
His attention having been often called to his ad
vertisement he deems it appropriate to say to his
freads and the public, that he 10 still manufactur
ing it in large quantities trying to meet tbs de
mand for it-those who have cot been able to bt
supplied may rest assured that now they can hav,
this delightful and valuable Tonic, BY applying un
der the American Hotel. or to 4. r. Duval Sea
brook g. Reeve and Bennett & Beers.
my6 AMERICAN H0 TEL.
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DLAnING nsILL ANLM BOX MANU-
l. FACTORY.-The subscrib&having rented the
Planning Mill on the South side of the Dock, lately
occupied by Messrs. Thomas J. Glenn & Co, is
prepared to dress lumber OF every description, viz:
Flooring Boards, Tobacco Box do, Shelving, &C.
&c, &c He will also keep constantly on hand To-
bacco Boxes, made of seasoned lumber, and war
rant them to give entire satisfaction; Packing
Boxes OF every descri ption made to order with the
greatest dispatch.
ap l5-ln* JOHN A. GLAZEBROOK.
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ET The Once Of the New York Her.
aid, Philadelphia Ledger. Baltimore Sun. Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot for all the Newspaper
Magazines, and Cheap Publications, e at l09t
Broad street. opposite the Brood Street Hotel,
THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
anI9 General Agent.
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NE" GIOODS.-The subscriber has now in
" Store and will be receiving per every arrival
his Spring supply OF new and desirable Dry
Goods. embracing every article kept in the best
retail embellishments. He would invite the atten
ton OF the public, his friends and the customers of
tde late concern OF Warren, Fariss s. Brown, to
his stock now exhibiting at the store of the late
concern, among which will be found
EmDroideries of every kind In large assortments.
Ladies Dress Goods
House Furnishing Goods
Irish Linnens and Sheetags.
Cloths, Cassimeres,
and IN fact, complete aad genera assortment.
WIN. Z. WARREN,
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DKIvATE PRACTTCe-nr pTuME

pKIvATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME a.
L % may De consulted, confdentially, for the
treatment OF the following diseases: Eruptions,
sore Legs Ulcers, Glsniulsr swelings, or en-
latsenlehIs, sypnills' and sl morbid discharges,
plants termed female diseases The advertisers
invite attention 10 their chemical extract of wind
Flowers, which may be regarded as the yery hest
article known' to give toae and vieor TO certain
abused aud deb tated organs as well as IN renovate
q system shattered by dissipation or otaer cause
Medicines securely put up with full directions
ana sent 10 order. Post paid letters promntIv ar
tended 10. Office on Franklin street below Ex
Change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richmond. Virginia fe q
RLACk AND FANCY SILK sksT,.-
- lust received, beautiful assortment of Fig,d
Black and Fancy silk Vests made in the most
fashionable style, and Of the best material Call at
Il2 Main street, and see them.
nay s. MERCHANT & WElsIGER
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EUREAA A-Iron and Wire Railing Man.
A ufactOry, Main street, between oth and 9th,
No. 2I6, East side
The subscribers, having built a new shop (on the
site OF the old one) and made extensive additions
thereto prepared TO furnish Iron railing, Pat.
tent Wire Railing, Verandshs Balconies, Tree box
g. Iron Settees Chairs, SC of all patterns and fat
ter themselves from their long experience at the bu.
ssaess (having put up not few in and sbout Rich
n0nd) that they can furnish Railing at prices to
euit the tines varying from 75c to s. per foot
ALSO-Vault aud Cellar DoOrs, Gratings of all
descriptions, Awning Frames, Iron Bedstea!s
Lightning Rods OF the most approved style; and
all kinds Of smith work done in sae oest manner
aud on reasonable terms.
Crates, Tenders, and Summer Fronts for Crates
OF al styles and patterns.
Having put w. a superior over for euamelliug
<4nd no one win deny the superiority of the fire
c9lorng over all otaers) we are prepared to supply
Crates ni our own manufacture. eQlal 10 any made,
and al northern prices. Cal elsewhere and exam
me then give US cal before purchasing.
"a We are determined u do all work in the
Jest manner, and with despatch
F. J BARNS g. co.
FRANCES J. BARNS,
GEO. : LOWNFc an l9-dlm
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TANNERS OIL. rs bbis, for sale by
i my 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
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~ Only 12 1.2 and 25 cents for Bill.
ious Habits and she Liver, the best Pnr.
gative Pill known.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTI-BlLIOUS PILLS are the best Pills. -
thousands who have used them declare, for purify
ing the blood, carrying of all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "RAiE
road Pills" because they 60 ahead Of all other Pills
in their good effect.
DIR. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indiges.
hon, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also In
great demand-prics 25 cents, and tor sale By Pur-
cell, Ladd & Co, Adie Il Gray, Gaynor & Wood,
Strecker and ]. Blair. ja2l-h
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go Railroad Contractors.
EMEl
.sgaz1E.

OrFIcE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAp,p
New YORK, March Is, 1852.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
= the Office of the Chief Engineer, in the
CITY of Chicago, Illinois, for the Grading, Ma
sonry, Bridging and Superstructure, or either of
them, with or without, materials, on the follow
inc Divisions of the Illinois Central Railroad
to wit:
First Division, from Cairo to Big Mud
DIV River 60 miles.
Second Division, from Big Muddy Riv
err to Township No. |, north of the
base line Of the Sd principal meridi-
an SO miles.
Sixth Division, from Bloomington to
the Illinois River 6o miles
Eighth Division, from Freeport to Du
buque % mics
Ninth Division, from Chicago to Kan
kakee River So miles
Tenth Division, from Kankakee River
to Urbana 20 miles
The proposals must be for the entire length
of each Division, and will be received at the
office in Chicago, as follows
For the Ninth and Tenth Divisions, until
April Is, 1859, at noon.
For the Sixth Division, until April %, 1852,
at noon
For the Eighth Division, until April 30 1852
at noon.
For the First and Second Divisions, until May
81, 1852, at noon.
Profles, plans, and approximate estimates OF
quantities, will be ready for inspection, and
blank forms for proposals, and statements OF the
mode and terms of payment, will be furnished
at the office over the New York and New Haven
Railroad Passenger Station, No. 33 Canal ST.,
New York City, and at the office OF the Chief
Engineer in Chicago, Illinois on and after
March %, 1852 The same so far as at Jones'
boro, Union co; Illinois to the Sixth Division
at Lasalle, Lasalle CO., Illinois, and to the
Eighth Division, at Freeport, Stephenson co.
Illinois
Separate proposals will also be received al
Chicago, until the 9th of May, for furnishing
Ties, Plank, Bridge Timber and Piles, for the
whole or any part of the road.
Specifications may be obtained on and after
the first of April, 1852, by application at the Of
fee of the Ceief Engineer, IN Chicago.
Satisfactory references will in all cases be re
quired Il. b. MASON,
Engineer in Chief Illinois Central Railroad.
dWtd.
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CEIPCKE Il SCHROEDER,
wholesale and Retail GrOCcfS.
u NE "A Il HE HK Ss0 LII NY

= NJ
HARD. WARE, WOODEN-WARE,
kQUEENs- WARE, GLASS WARE, ETC.
Main street, one door South OF the american
House
sIyHE undersigned beg leave to inform heir
public general that they have repiehisIieo ie'i
C., most gallant stvIeo You will now, not only ma
ali stock of carefully selected groceries, but also, aVa
civ of thousand ether necessary xings too numerous
mention, bat all oil when Weoher io saie "' 'ie "
est possible prices.
Come and examine our stock, and we pledge ourselves
that we can furnish You with every thing as cheaPas any
other establishment IN the city.
We also embrace opportunity, 10 lehdef our mus
heartfelt thanks the citizens OF Dubuque ana surroi
ing country the beralparonage which they STOW
ed on us as strangers from fife other side OF the sthe
by strict attention. prices and good article, hope
70 ''o''' e'''' GEi.PCKE & SCHROEDER
OUR Stock OF groceries consists partly OF
Is bags of prime Rio Coffee
10 " Of Laguira and Java do
10 hhds New Orleans Sugar.
40 bbls clarified do
go bbls crushed, and powdered, do.
I51 chests assorted Teas.
10 bbls. New Orleans Mo!asses
90 Sugar House g
5 +" Golden Syrup.
100 bags G.. A. Salt.
so l.. B. do
80 bills Kanawa do
80 do old Cine Cider Vinegar.
100 do rectfied Whiskey
10 do Brandy.
5 do Cognac.
Is do Mackere).
5 do Shad, etc. etc
We also keep full and splendid assortment OF queen
ware glass ware hard ware cutlery, boots and shoes
yooden-W such pals, wasftlbS, WaS-DoardS
bowls covered baskets well buckets 10 bush and peel
measures knife trays, mop handles, tarcans, brocms am
'''s"'' y GELPCKE& SCHROEDER
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For the Express.
For the FL
PLEASANT MEMORIES.


IT'S the gentle hour of Twilight, am sitting
all alone,
No sound disturbs the stiffness, save the sigh
ing Zephyr's tone:
And helv, saddcn d feeling is coming Ger
my heart,
As memory pictures by gone days, with all
her magic art.
Again I'm galy rowing, mid my happy child
hoods bowers,
And from those shady dclIs again Gull the
fairest flowers,
Or when weary with my wandrings, my fer.
ventbrow lave,
As kneel beside some streamlet, in It's clear
pcllucid wave.
o., hear its bright birds singing as no othe
birds &c sing,
As they fit among the branches with lgh
and joyous wing:
see the smiling sun beam that strove II
vain to look,
Within my favorite hiding place, that swee
secluded nook.
And dear familiar faces come thronging il
my view,
And gently murmur'd greetings from heart
all warm and true,
Fall sweetly on myi senses, as the sweetes
mellow tone,
or fairy lutte at even-tide. o er tar oil wat
ers borne.
Oh Memory thou precious boon, that ling
ers TO the last,
And pictures, off bright scenes of bliss tina
are forever pas, -
cherish thee all iendly, cannot bid depart
Those golden dreams ofother days, that cling
around my heart.
SANCHo PANZA.
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The PRESIDENT. 1t is not: but with
view to It's beng acted upon now.
Mr. HALE. Then | object
MIR. JONES, of Iowa. 1t is for the relief of
a negro man,
The PRESIDENT. It is too late.
Mr.. HALE. My objection has been made
promptly before the bill was read through.
The PRESIDENT. The chair stated when
the senator from Iowa asked 10 have the bill
considered that 1t required unanimous consent
and no objection being heard, the oiit was or
derrd to a second reading.
Mr.. HALE | want to make suggestion
Two or three days ago, when bill was pu,
mon It's second reading, before the reading OF
the bill was completed, the senator from North
Carolina ilr Badger objected, and the char
entertained the objection.
The PRESIDENT. The Presiding Officer
was not present
Mr.. HALE. There a presiding officer
present.
III PRESIDENT. Some other person was
in the chlir
Mr. JONES, of Iowa l think the s'nat n
from New Hampshire does not know That inns
bill is for negro man who served his country
most gallantly in the revolutionary war. IN
| consequence IF that service the coaiihittte
| have instructed me to report bill granting M"
aspenson ,h,,
| I thouoht II INDIGENOUS and out of order to sug-
rest TO me tina. | would be governed by differ.
ent motives for one man than for another. !
,bopabt i, INDIGENOUS, and therefore | made my
objection, and i"sist upon it.
The PRESIDENT. Tie chair is under the
impression that the second reading having com
menced the objection comes too late.
The second reading Of the bill was then com
pleted.
Mr. HUNTER | hope now that the bill
will be postponed, in order to call up the spec
cia order.
The PRESIDENT. Does The senator move
to postpone it
Mr. JONES, of Iowa. | hope that the bill
will be allowed to pass /; it will take but mo
ment.
Mr. HUNTER. | will allow it to pass, if
the report is not called for.
Mr. JONES. l will dispense with the read
ing of the report
MIR HALE Let the report be read.
The report was accordingly read.
Mr. HALE | would like to have the chair
man If the committee on Pensions inform the
Senate because see it is great point in that
repnrt-whe her, it this man had been so un-
fortunate as to have been slave, and had nev
ertheless performed the highly meritorious SER
vice he has, and established the character he
has, so as TO have been made an officer of the
army, he would have been debarred from re-
cevins the aid which this pension proposes
| d. not know where there is any such rule as
that; and il there be, would like to know it.
No amendment being offered, the bill was
reported to the Senate, and ordered to be en-
| crossed tor u third reading.
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II. NAPLES & CO..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WV IA ER +" E&
UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE.
WE WOULD beg leave say that ami now prepared
furnish quantity and quality of goods Of every des
criprion at Wholesale Retail. t
have now on hand $50, 900 worth Of
Dry Goods and Clothing.
Boots shoes hats and caps; 50 hhds sugar. barrels
lasses, $50 bags coffee, 500 bags salt, and all kinds
GROCERIES,
100 boxes OF fresh teas direct from the east fine tapestry
Ingram, threeply and brussels carpeng window cur
ains, spoons and every thing needed by housekeep
ers from cellar TO garrett -
Having spent all the summer in the east selecting my
better bargains than have complete assortment
of everything, both English, French and American
goods CALI AND SEE ME-.
TO THE LADIES,
Having been east, for the last three months, is
consin with the most a@8
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
offered for sale IN the West.
CARPETS.
lngrain and Brussels ofthe very latest patterns
ust from the manufactures; dugges and tablecovers,
French and American.
SHAWLs, &c,
large stock of shawls from 81 25 $l6 fashionable
bonnet of the very best MATERIAL and made to order by
the most fashionable Millners in Philadelphia; aso
great variety Of Ladies' skvelvct coats and fancy silk
LADIES MUFFs.
The best assortment ever brought to the 75c
to SO.
DRESS GOODS.
French, English and German mennoes from 45c 81 so
per yard muslin de Lanes of very rich Styles from 15c
to 25 also, cashmeres, apaccas and prints of every
quality
LAMPS.
My Lamp and G,randoe Department is not equalIed in
iowa; every style and quality, and warranted
SILVER PLATE. ts5a
Tea dessert and table spoons forks &C., Of the best quail
ty, and warranted.
rich article of Window Curtains, something and
very beautiful.
Looking Glasses, extra large sizes and very cheap.
A beautiful assortment of Wall and Window Paper,
both French and American.
Ladies' Shoes of the latest Hhty of Philadelphia
ufacure, which is understood to De the best in the Unite
States; alsO Chldrens and Misses in endless variety.
Fancy Goods of every description, style and quail
trimmings, etc., and IN factneary every thing that wan
ted.
shall be happy to have the pleasure Of showing my
goods to the Ladies. at all times and would respectfully
say TO the married Ladies who wish to furnish their hou
ses with the newest and cheapest styles of goods give
me call; and toyou who expect to be married
isl time to make good selection.
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Disc EYES.

TAR LEE, would announce to the public generally tina
~ he will again attend to Diseases Of the Eye. He
feels confident from his study and experience and
from information received from good Oeulists that he
give satisfaction in all cases ARISING from inflammation.
liberation, thick, stiff and graduated lids, films
rosis weakness, &C. &c. The method of will
be and entirely SAFE No cutting, scariying blis
tering Will be esorted The eye and the parts
posing it, exceedingly delicate and sensitive, and
when diseased, gentle and mild treatment is far the
best Mild medicines properly applied will generally be
sufficient.
DIR. l.. has DR.. s. b. Smiths Torpedo Electro Galvanic
Battery of New York in successful operation for
aud chronic diseases, such rheumatism, neuralgia, dis
pepsia, paralysis deafness, weakness. &c. &c.
Electricity isused tburafties agent by the best
and most successful physicians in the cities, and
when properly applied with suf1 Gent power cannot
harm any one, but always benefits If followed up.
Please call and have your examined.
Enquire at the NAPLES House or Temperance House
.cembcr l7-wtf
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,I,iIE UNDERSIGNED would inform the Travelling
L Public, that the Splendid New Steam Ferry Boat,
u Il A Fl
has this day commenced her regular trips to be msls
every half hour The Mississippi the Lower Fer
nv ut Dubuque.
LET WEATHER RE WHAT 1T MAY, Nd WILL RUN AT
NIGHTS ifthere business TO do.
charges reasonable at any other Ferry
the Upper Mississippi Everything that Calornans may
want by of outfit can be had al the lowest prices,
Dubuque-tbe City being literally crammed with such
tices as Cali fornans want.
~ Il. Recolect, that the STEAMER is at the Lower
Ferry, opposite the City, and NOT at Eagle Point and
that high winds will nct at any time, prevent the boat
from crossing as is often the with Horse Boats.
March Sch '52-dwy.
C.GREGOIRE & Co.
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TO The A fiiicted.---Pepsin.

4 MOTHER Scientific Wondcr important
"a to Dyspcp,cs, DR.. J. N. HOUGH-
TONS PEPSlN. The True Digcstre Fluid !,
or Gastrick Juice, prepared from RfNsET, OF
the fourth stomach of the OK, after directions
If Baron Licbig, the great Physiological chem
ist, BY j. S Hough.on, NJ. d, Philadelphia. =
This is truly wonderful remedy for lndiges'
ton, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, LAYER Complaint
Constipation and Debility, curing after Nature !
o.ca Method, by Natures Olcn Agent, the Gas
,ric Juice, Pamphlets, containing scientific
evidence of lis value furnished by agents.
Sold wholesale and retail by
A. GILLESPIE.
No Globe Buildings, Dubuque.
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Ho! For California

HE subscriber would respectfully call the attention
of the travelling public to the fact that lie is
prepared with boat and wire rope to transport trav
eliers, baggage freight, Cedar river with
consn Northern Illinois and Iowa, he would say that
his ferry is situated in the fourshing town of Cedar
Rapids, ana the most direct and expeditions
their destinations and the direct from Dubuque
to TT. Des Mones. Supplies of every description
be had in this market Corn, Oats, Pork, and all art-
cles needed by emgrants be purchased the
reasonable With these facts before the public the
subscriber hopes for reasonable share of public patron
age.
d. w. KING.
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NOTICE
SELLING OFF FOR CASH.

bEbII1NU OT L OC OhOH.
ID. NAPLES & co. selling off their mammoth
stock of Dry Goods clothing, boots snd shoes; thirty
25 barrels molasses bags Coffee $50 bags SALT so kegs
of nails In fact stock isvery heavy and conlpleteand
as we determined to reduce it, TO make for
spring goods. All those that great bargains will
please give us CALL for are determined to sell.
The sale will commence Friday morning and e con
tnued from day day, Sundays excepted until stock
is entireiy,run out. PETER NAPLES & Co.
Ian dy1v
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q BLACKsMITHlNG.gG

TINE undersigned having established him
i self permanently in this City, is now pre-
pared to do any work in his line in the best and
most durable manner.
y-Shop Oh Clay street opposite Judge Wilson $
residence nj. WHEELER.
Z. S Especial attention will be given to ma
king and repairing Mining TOOLS
March l7-wGm
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GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY.

TNGiS Ferry, chartered by the Legislature "i iowa
i has been in successful operation for the last wv"
years, and given general satisfaction TO the heavy eh
grafton satisfaction California IL is the best cross
ing on the Missouri river tn the State OF Iowa. ffog
dollars worth of property has ever been lost ny
those crossing here. is the nearest and best route 10
Cali -~~i' FrOof the first emigrants that arrived az
Sacrament, season, made the trip from Counei'
Bluffs in 81 days. iealiest route--eBly three
cases of cholera occurred the north side OF Piaue
last season. whilst on the south side some I'VE .,
six hundred new graves show concusvcly the ieafi"'
ravagcs of this terrible disease.
For further information printed certificates, pub
lsled letters, Clayton's guide and best maps
Everything needed by the emgrant can be had
Council nus and kancsNille fair terms as al any
other crossing place ON the Missouri river
WHEELING, CLARK Il co
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CITY HOTEL.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.

DUBUQUE, IOWA.
49, THIS well known hotel, formerly occupied
S5I.1 by 4. H. Miller, has been leased for term al
Hasil years, by the subscribers and thoroughly ne
waited, and newly furnished is open for The
reception of the travelling community and public gene
rally. The propretors having had extensive exPerI
in this business confidently fatter themseye. thai
they give entire satisfaction alwho may favor them
with call
This hote! is situated high healthy, central AND
convenient part OF the City, and directly on the street
leading tie Steamboat landing, and Immediately in the
centre of business part the city The best of sta
bling attached the hous, where all times he had
Carriages, Bugges Horses etc., ON the most reasonable
terms
we have also established extensive Reading Room
where we have on file The Papers' from all parts of the
United States furnished with the 'latest news from
every quarter of the Globe
Passengers and baggageconvey to and from the boats
free of charge. C. c. HEWITT.