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BOSTON, JuSr 30 Great excitement exists in the fish.
ing towns me delay OF the u States Government
In sending waf vessels 20 ;hr fishing grounds
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OFFICE JAS. III ' Els aND tAt-shh iaft WAY
RICHMOND. JUNE Is, 1883.
so CONTRACTORS Scaled proposals viii be received by the
buchanan, the county OF BDleiur!- virginia
r. NJ the FIRST day OF August next tor the Locks
Dams the Canal from buchanan TO Craig
Creek.
PAYMENTS made bank Besides the usual
Of twenty moihly The
be required give ample security satisfactory TO the
Board completion the WORK ~ the time and
in the manner specified ~ the contracts
plans OF the will BE- exhibited By Edward Lorraine
Assistant Buchanan aud specifications will be delivered
HI Company Office III Richm"G on anal alter
18th DAY al July. =. . !,
ay of August satisfactory tie several obs above awe"
,,.,.I wili l,r lei WALTER GWiHS.
June S!-C2aSiw 'iir' Engineer " anu ". "
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WESTERN RAILROADS.

C.tcAoo June GJ-The suit between the Northern India.
"a nd lnos Central Railroad relative 10 the crossing OF
tracks where the accident occurred has been decided 10
favor of The former thus establishing the right 10 cross under
certain stipuIaOns. -
The Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana 2airoad
cir dividend q! per cent io The last ELK months
determined Stockholders ut par fifty per
in soca for an air line road from Toledo 10 Co.
aha
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The new Rairuad Law passed br the Legislature oi Con
necco though essentially modified since reported ~ the
special committee, sill retains the provision rendering Inc
Company where Individual has been Killed, liable 10 an
action for damn gcs exceeding Sl0 Ooo
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THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON AND OUR Sc
CoND WAR WITH GREAT 6RiTAlN.-Dunng The
first Occupation of Pars by the allies in 1914 lold Wens
ION wrote many important letters to the Home government
part Of enc Of which addressed 10 Lord Liverpool efra TO
the proposal then made 10 seud him TO Amerlca
~ have already told you and Lord Bathurst that feel no
objection to going America, though don't promise 20
much success there believe there troops enough
there tor tito defence Of Canada forever and Tor the &C
cumpishen OF any reasonable offensive plan that could ce
formed from the Canadian frontier am quite sure mar ~
the American armies of watch have read wonld not
beat out field Of battle 'he troops that Wen! rom nor
deaux las suG,er If common precautions and care were
taken Ui them.
THAT which appears IN be wanting in America l.
moi general or general officers and troops but
naval superiority on The l.nker; IN that SUPERIOR
" is acquitted il il Impossible, according 10 my no.
ton 10 maintain amy such situation as 10 Keep an
rneny out OF whole frontier, much less 10 make any
conoues, from enemy which, with those superior means
might with ,onabio hopes OF success o. unaefasen
NAV he wrong In this opinion but think the whole history
Of inc war proves its TRUTH and suspect That you VIII hpo
that Provost will Justify his nsiorunes (Which hy-the-oy
am quite what tie Americans have represent
ed them be) by stating that the navy were deeat-d and
even he had taken For, Moeau, he nust have retired
rhe question is whether can obtain the naval superi
ority lakes II cannot, shall DO you but little
good in America and shul there only 10 prove The tru
Of Prevosts defence, and sign peace which might az
sell be signed There will always, however, remain
this advantage that the confidence which have required
viii reconcile both he army and people IN England 10 terms
Of which they would not now approve
ain regard your present negotiations confess that
think you right from the state oil the war, 10 de-
mand any concession of territory from America Consider
ing every thing il opinion that The has been
one aud highly the British arms;
from particular circumstances, such The want Of
superiority the lakes you have not bean able carry
into tho cneny's territory, Notwithstanding your military
success and undoubted military superiority and have
not even cleared your territory Of the enemy the
point of attack You cannot, any principle Of equality
in negUliuOn claim cession OF territory except In
exchange for other advantages which you have in your
power"
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Chef Engineer CuviGgtom and Ohio Raj Road Company.
Va Ma Extraordinarily
NEW COURT HOUSE TO BE BUILT.

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received until Saturday the ed
day lS53, building Court House al Lawrence
vile Va The house stories hlsh to oe
bul with OF such dimensions us |" be
within aud 10 feet long; from 70 To 81 eel rom
with the entire width oi the build
M not extending Than Is and supported by brick
iun There vii be clmnes rooms and Two PASSAGES on ne
first hunr on oor will he ~ by - iee ~
thirteen inches pitch; also TWO jury roois-
be furnished persons desiring to contract on
Ia La Stenccsie 10 The Clerk
. .lI o;Ey
ri the PhSihei'F
nu ir ~ The the sori the balance and
t,n wears JOSEPH A. RIDHICA,
!UIif; T.. SHELL.
BtIRWEII. ~ WILKES,
II iGRNEi LII.
] RayENSGRDFr JONES,
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SLAVE LABOR ,yANTED.

'57E aud kanawha Company VIII pay liberal wages
70 able bodied negro men 10 york BY the day Or month
IN lin dam under 'Maieus Adventure, twenty
mics til, Arrangements be made tor the
c,hin: aud medical Attendance Ia hands IN
ri,us I'll the rGd Ul the
For ircr particulars address undersigned tins nf see
NJ nnnran Grant al the works T.. l. CHM.
,,l,unul gi-c X II.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
,DEMrT1os OF VIRGINIA s1s PER CENT.

DEBT.
,HsUE HOLDERS Of TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES or
DEIlT issued bv the State o VIRGINIA. rcicenable on The
Shay March 1871 afterwards within period not eAree
viii nu.cc, that Tin Commissioners he
Sinking Fund created Tie GENERAL Assembly Z" VIZ
passed the 6I March, 1888. viii proceed ON the Isl
Lay said certificates at the Treasury
commonwealth Aforesaid The holders Of said certificates
required, before said LIST ay of August 10 surrender
he the Office the and whether surrender
FL or the inrres, hcIcUn will cease that day
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30 Physicians AND OTHER

ubsctG n'r the itin which ne reheS III Tue
rouly Goohiand, French ilil The tract con
,tins a;2 ak the buildings require for The
convenience comfort of family. physician. wishing 10
have with good situation for tie prac
nee of medicine would do well purchase Purchasera are inyi
ed II the premises. D CoAlES M w.
r,prI. p q GoocHLASD County, June 2O-ciw.
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'r,t,I sl2T 600
RIO. JOHNSTON. Audr Public Accounts The Commission
: II PARKER. Register. srs q ne
GEO " MUNF0Rp, Sec'y Commonwealth Sinking Fund
,.t,t ~ ,TgfA
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,NTHRACITE CO.
,5.r,IcTT-TTTHA NOTICE

aaICkETT & MAYNARD having purchased the yard aey oc-
cupicl Mr H. Clark now prepared TO furnish An.
Coal They also keep on hand SUI
py of Clover Hill Goal ood all OF which VIII be sold on their
usu al ccomnodc ting Terms. June l1-.a"Im
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EPH'M F. VII EY


CAHULINE COUNTY, VA.
fsNE reputation this School daily
l. 1t Is organized upon plan different from Ans 81
caIonal Institution Virginia The Instruction @
thorough and systematic embracing the English Casra, and
enallca branches professor OF Music has also been
The situation healthy and accessible icing Rappaha,
mock rrer aoo = miles below and Is miles ror
the Milford depot the Richmond Fredericksburg Rail
Steamboats, pass regularly twice week Baltimore and Fed,
icEsbuig and yHnces may be had from tie depot
The annual commences the Isl Monday in Ocohs AZ
10 months with recess OF about Chs,ma
and 3days a. Easter. Pupils Admire any time dur,
The annual and exhibition
JuIy. at tIec close the
present four five boarle7s. And iIo
will be made by the tie session,
the a. accommodation OF olters
Ter
and tuition. pay able thru ell;
Without board, primary department,
Academic from $50 10
81 Music and stHCcs professors prices.
FvriaiumallO, an! reference address
E. BAUDER, Principal
On u. Msrrh s-cly
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Port ROYAL. Caroline Cagutv. Va March l4-cly
~ " sI,IInnI
,syIE next session -! my School viii begin the

,syIE next session my School viii begin the 18th Augu.
1883 the last Ftddy OF June 1854 There viii b
vacation three weeks at Christmas The OF who
all charges Tuition, Board Lodging WashIrt
Fuel Llshs 500 II pup! Is engaged less than
whole charge Tor the TINE he attends a. the OF s2l
month
Ms and devoted the School
Assistant Tctchcrs Nh W BruMaug aud Mr. T. a Mino
whose qualifications have The ampcs Greek. ai
rrcuc German. Italian Mathematics, the rudmens
aud Nalal rh"suiy, and ali The branches OF English
tie ScHuo Ny Pos; Office Charlottesville Virginia.
I,r,. -, FRANKLIN
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~. PHANTOM DENTIST.

asaVTG sci OF the advantages the Baltimore College
n D.n!a surgery oe my professional services 20 The cI'i
zso= II cunset and adjoining counties am prepared
rf,, Al, OPERATIONS teeth the cflc nanef
.r--iIt 10. + tell n al sn;ise SCI
.. /, aay call I.rls-,ns F.to.ll" lI.'" 81 az
| March i-cly
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MICHAEL JOHNSON,
-, ,,v u =, N IS pR EETIS

ATTORNEY AT LA%, PORTSMOUTH, VA.
WILL regularly the Circuit and Inferior Cous Of Nor.
w ok county Norfolk city Sansemund and Isle Of Wight
Counties and the Circuit Southampton COUNTY All bust
nes re VII! with prompt attention lie can
he found Al his High OF the Savings BANK
except IN Wednesdays when he will be At his office IN me CLERKS
,r ~ pr,IS,nr ~ suffolk April 6-rGm
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.ulIS r. MONNONIER. Chairman
AI..- tt tiUNUON,
>. X ". DUNBAR. :,
VI. TONER. 'c'"h'"r'
NC, W G. KNOWLES
'EACnEIt wa sTED ar TIE WAsnINGT ~

TEACnEIt WASTED Ar TIE WASNInGT
ACADEMY haEiiA COUNTY Va.
Trustees The Warrington
employ gentleman "tii qualified glgc Instruction 'hr
Classics Ma rnHC charge al. Institution 'ihe
ruir q! Tie next ssseiou, September
desirable
lily worth sG(j per annuGi sc To
arl qualified discharge duties OF rnncral
Ins he made - ! more
place perfectly healthy. an easily b-ag Gsai
The line ui Ric'monh and Dansir Ran Road.
testiUorr
ia he add q
TRUSTEES OF THE WASHINGTON ACADEMY.
June 3-cwGw Amelia County, Finn=y Mills Post OGicr.
u1- Wing please copy zines weekly.
PREPAYMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES
FRENCH GENTLEMAN thoroughly guaIfc! TO teach al! the
n Mrcn wh heir inst PRONUNCIATION. aud VINO has
.ur, rrssiu the best Institutions IN this country,
w abo. Departments IA some nisrt.It: %
College.
capacity an morality Address "
Prof A. ~ New Orleans, stating Iirinu'ds and salary
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SCHOOL Al GONDONsVTLLE

4 school for hnv.
louisville, Va on the .Hh Of September next - a. !"
The course OF instruction viii upon IN.
University !" Virginia. and VIII a'or! thorough prep ION
tor COLLEGE or "t the business pursuits q lie. '" "
The location has been selected with an eve 10 lis
raGages, being IN beautiful region Of country rm,It.s
health and rcrncd society. ami accessible by rail- road r
IRON every quarter. The buildings have been thorruyhv ,.
aud Will ai,rt comfortable accommodations Tor ahout an
,cr-. '''' y"
Instructions nhe several departments VIII be- given nv NJ
Pettus and Deidwar" kenler. gadua OF the uv.,
1ERMSFnr Tmiun anu Board, Iaciu ting ev-ry nrre..,
commndaon. Auudred dollars Tor session OF len
One half payable Tie school The o,h. hall q"
hr-;of February. WILLIAM : KEWper
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FF0l Rev. FHNciS T. NllrES, d. d.. T. L. d., q Ntn YORK.
NEW YORK, MARCH Is. ls~5
My AIN glad ;kat you have roided he JToTin'
speak Mrs WAEDS Gualcaii"s loi e
Well testify rr varied ahd thorough
opinion be deemed any 'hur you
quite hciiy that do "ihOut rcc"ileha Mr..
rscj lady. emIuchuy roi p I've VOTE q.
and mo- thorough H. l!an she qualified
by her Il, tn teach Yours ysIy truly.
"A mn FRANCIS !. HAWKS
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INFOHsItTION WANTED
- -
NOTICE

yuyUE heirs of stephen Smhers who Sergeant 10 w
VIRGINIA Regiment. and the heirs OF David Walser LEU n,y
il N. Er.t Virginia in the War Of the
.a m son,e,hng their advantage by addressing H.
q
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NOTICE TO TEACHl.Iss

/sSE the Central liish School OF BAH
br he scholastic
Iuy 3lS and School being destroys Of
obtaining person take the Institution tue
september "l receive applications Tor the same
be adcssci :r Committee the Sch"
The ld liberal.
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But what had kept him silent so long, Mary =
"Oh! had times he had the ship, and he le when
he get New York; and sent all his wages except enough
10 keep the life in him. with long letter me- oy OF
his shiputes but w,e,her the could have Kept the
money or may he lost it, something happened 10 him
leastways, never got the letter, which more 10 ME
nor The money Philip had poor he had
heart 10 write again till at las. he had Cincinnati
and 20, good wages mouIdcr in Mr.. Miles foundry,
when he had writ but those letters had after lef,
homefor they back the day. and IL
was marry him right of hand he would have had me-
but said no 10 that; BECAUSE Miss Kate how could come
him with nothing, not even the good clothes Miss-or
III been poor so long; though he said sure what his
was mine than that Miss kae and this Is what
| wanted most to tell you about. Sometimes think an,
moi long for Ills world-for I've such hollow feeling
and cough mornings, when Philip does Mt ne
knows rohit= about it, Miss but how could marry him
and bring Thai sorrow Of losing heavy upon him. So
found this place where am and pailp he's pleased il
earn any thing bring the happy day he calls it, lit
lie nearer that sewing for evening Hes
hur, sometimes now, because | won, marry him RICH,
away but how can l. Miss, till grow strong and wc2"
Here poor Marys story ended and with many caution
about her health and The danger Of overworkng herself
gave her the sewing
AS time passed on, often took pains Mary
quire about her health prospects, only see he,
cheek look thinner and paler and her step grow Ian
ould until al last spoke my friend about her.
"Seally Ellen your piey Irish girl looks ve!y badly; ii
M, her lover alarmed about he: J"
yes indeed and been talking her hgua and agsr
.hn, Giving up work. bu she almost obstinate abou
It,"
"Will YOU let me speak 10 her r
"cer,an,v VIII you 20 up in the nursery her. shall
| send for her 2"
chose go to Mary and found her in the nursery sur
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vel acquainted will II. IT, D. WARE as an accom-
teacher and her a;tainmes
N Italian cuneny quality her 10 unfold Is
| beauties Ms OF The Hughes, class
| "E FFLIX F0RESTI, l.. l.. n
profssc al ha Italian Language CoIu.nba
College and In ;hr uycrsI; - the city "l New ork
| NV NorE. 18th ,y 1852" April 46--cw6ni
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FEu,1 Gu kn L. d. PycsGea'1f ContHd.G COggt, Nr fE
'CULUMgiA COLLEGE. Ne" logh. ii h Match. 1888
Il hereby recommend "a The confidence and resIrc
lie have to address The Rev H. DAsA
WARD. vii! has mr E charge ui school Il"
Ladies' Nj Wari j. Clergy al the Fps
cu,a Church. standing; Mrs Ward has experience
by her character and the refinement
we'll her Thorough instruction,
teac One OF daughters proitllc
By tcr car and abors CHS. KING, Pres Col. Csl.'
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10 rEACIlEItS.

r-,IIE u.ers the hamburg Academy DESTROYS
the Ia take charge
m th.f October The Acad
condition. SIug numbered or the last Two
-shy pupils ditu3 th2
nr,riy 1903 uioma tins subject be had by
HE The buildings AL
well adapted the u es VI large
constructed for that purpose BESIDES
assistants. They vii accommodate a0d
twenty iaa grounds attached extensive aHd ~
the oi tue old CHprrl
healthy Eaa.c.n Virginia X the Iuf'
pos. The keep i I, has been sinc ITO
high grade II Is expected hat the
upc school the first day OF October
lie will be required 10 very moderate et Tor few years
IN. UNDERLINED Until
18th day August winch nc the iIonmct wi he nude
no MCEANpLISiI,
President u The Board OF Trustees.
WILLIAMSBURG Va Juy l. 1858 c1swi"
lb,N anal I.trttl uru.r =
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III h %glr II n ':raheT u me- fT'' P:>JfyTS
III, cay v SgyE, Presbyterian" B'oihsf IN "eeTs'a
Tie school rGua any this cry The advantage
becoming r French aE Other moef
languages Mr. WAWU minister OF the EpIs'
coai worth. be- brother beloved among Us Ny
daughter school about three ser aud tins fact Is
,.II suri.u aud myself both think OF II
..S,w Yurk March l5 l-J3n ED. ID. SMITH.
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''"NaINoIV'H' ''ST'6' -VETI,

INV kNOWh
whose ability,
raj worth yuufteIi; all
!Grr;y Whenever and wherever 20
cluusr. am tru.t yours. Mil.l.aRD FllIMOfG
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
Grass Valley Saw Mill.

0NHE powerful and extensive SAW MILL
u connected with the works OF the "Grass
Valley Gold Mining Company" is n7w in
full operation, and prepared to fill all orders.
for LUMBER of every description.
The Engine is first class sixty horse pow
er. and runs an eight feet MULAY SAW,
and Circular Saw-the former having 2S0
strokes, and the latter over one thousand revo-
lutions per minute, and capable of nanutaets-
ring about l6, 900 feet in each ID hours.
We have on hand over 5000 first quality saw
logs, and can furnish on short notice the BEST
clear stuff, Sugar Pine Siding, and Dinen-
sion Lumber ur to 81 feet in length, and
Plank up to 42 inches in width, or wider if re-
quired
We shall put up in few weeks, splendid
PLANING MACHINE,
(Woodworth's patent,) capable of dressing
boards on both sides at the same time; Also,
'stongue," groove" q. "besd" them for cell
ings, flooring, &c. &c.
The "Gra,s Valley Sdw MiH,"
is situated near the centre Of the village, on
the south side of Wolf Creek, (Auburn road)
and forms conspicuous landmark, as Well to
citizens as to strangers. A new and substan-
tial bridge will be Immediately erected over
Wolf Creek, giving easy access to the lum ber
yard for teams-the ground being nearly lev
ell, and the facilities for loading unsurpassed
by any establishment in Nevada county.
TERMs-Cash, at the lo,1est prices.
J. WINCHESTER, President.
DAVIS DIVINE, dept Supt.
Grass Valley, April 20, l653.-52-n
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received
- until June lst, at IL o'clock Nj, Addressed
to J. Hunter, Grass Valley House, Grass Valley
(atwhich time a meeting of the Co. will be
held, and all proposals will be op.ned) fer
fluming a portion of the Medomick NJ Co.'S
claims, Industry Bar Main Yuba River. One
proposal for tive hundred yards, and one for
three hundred yards, the fume to be twenty
feet wide in the clear, and four feet high
Also, head and foot dams, pumps, &c. and
the claims drained and ready for work on or
before the 18th of August next. Good secn-
rity will be required for the faithful perforn-
ance of the contract. Information may be OBJ
tanned of ]. Hunter, at Mr.. Joseph Cham
bers' Market, Broad St., Nevada, and of F.
NJ Frail at the Bar. These claims were
flumed last year, and a large proportion Of
the materials is now on the ground.
May l3-3t*
MarysvilIe Herald please copy 2w and
send bill to this Office.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
PROCLAMATION

Of Simon Prayer, the Pedlar. Uu W
TE Now all the FAIR LADIES of this 60
1AA city of Nevada, that / am able and
ling to
Sell cheaper Dry and Fancy Good,
than any store keeper, all their self-praise and
blowing notwithstanding, and will prove it
with the following reasons
lst; do not pay any store rent, and need
not put per centage on my goods, which you
Fair Ladies, have to pay.
I'd; dress according to my business, and
therefore do not make you pay for expensive,
clothes.
Sd; receive every week fresh assortment
frsm my brother, and save you also, the per
centage which the purchasing agent at the
Bay. o the storekeepsrs receives.
I'll always try to sell as cheap as ean al
thcug never use those honeyed words to
bribs you, fair ladies, in the belief that dear is
cheap and cheap is dear.
SIMON PRAGER
Nsyada, May LIST, 1853. may6-4t
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
Notice to Contractors.

THE SUBSCRIBER, sole contractor for
the construction of the "South Yuba Min
ing and Sacramento Canal Company's"
works, hereby invites proposals for building
dam across the Yuba River. at the foot of
the canon on said river, at the point where
the survey commences.
The dam must be constructed of stone and
of sufficient strength to resist the pressure of
the entire volume Of waters of that river
when swollen to the highest mark, and a.
greeably to the design of the company's En-.
giner, Capt John Day of Grass Valley.
The wsrk will be commenced on this sec
tion of the canal, on the lst of October next
when the river is presumed to be at its low
est stage.
Sealed proposals for this work will be re-
ceived until that day, and must be endorsed
Proposals for Dam," and addressed to .he
subscriber, care of T. w: Colburn, Esq,
Nevada city.
The work must be of the most substantial
character, and such as to pass inspection and
approval of the Engineer
N. PEABODY POOR, Contractor.
Nevada city, May Is, 1883, ny2o-4m
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
LIVERY STABLE.

T'HE undersigned wishes to inform his old
customers and the public generally, that
he has taken the large and commodious sta
bsa at the head OF Broad street, Nevada, for
msrly occupied by j. Hoel, where he is sup
piled with number of the best horses TO %
obtained, both for the saddle and carriage,
which will at all times be kept in good condi-
ton, and let on the most reasonable terms
He also has an abundance Of stable room,
good Carol and wagon yard, and good sup
ply of feed for the accommodation Of transient
stock and Teams. Travellers and wagoners
will find this the best place to have their hor-
sss taken care Of. X. H. PORTER.
May 2s, l853.-3m