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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06
CHAR CorxTY K. K. SrrsagJo

CEDAR CorNIY X. K. Srrsra.GIl9f-
The Muscstinc Enqaitcr says
We see that serious difficulty hR rsi
in Cedar county in regard TO ,hc aaglF :,
scription Of $50 900 10 thr Lyons Rl..9L
II apprars that the County Jadre isiftA
keep prorcr record Of his proeeedfs
ordering the vote By which the io'a Y
carried: and on this portion Of t4r aA'I.'
ers refuse the payment q thetaN Aa'a
ine has been held, ard resoluiieasioi4.s
feet passed, They also resolved lotga'''
ute TO the expense Of testing iA' .ess'1s5
Of the tax and order.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

EARrHQuAKE AT BrLoyI.-At about )
o'clock on Sunday evening, violent earth-
quake was felt at Biloxi. 1t came rolling
and rumbing on frem the east, shaking
tees, houses, and everything else which
happened 10 be in the vicinity OF its subter-
rancous course, and, at the same time, COM
munieatiug violent palpitatIon TO the
hearts OF .'elderly ladies Of both SEXES u
appears to have been more violent at Biloxi
than af any other Of the Lake Shore water
ing places Doors hew open and trembled
as Il shaken BY some spiritual agency, plates
and pla,,ers danced in their euphoards, and
bottles and decanters leapcd from their b.
ding places, and waltzed about floors, oeea.
sionatiY knocking against each other, and
miuglng without stint their ssplr'uous con-
tents Some houses, even, rocked 50 that
it was feared that they would tumble over.
IN a. Ts7fs D3ta. 18Th.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

ST MARys. IowA.-A new town has
been laid out in Mills county aud called by
the above name; already it has its newspa-
per and ii is very respc ctable appearing
sheet
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

In his lecture on Monday evening, De-
Boynton related that wishing to explain Il
little girl the manner in which the lobster
casts. its she'll when it has outgrown it, he
said: "What do you do when you have out
your clothes! You throw them aside
don't you!' "Oh no." replied the little one
"re let ont the tuctsr' The Doctor confess.
ed she had the advantage of him there
BtS. Gae
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

FINE PoTAToEs.-Mr. {. Stacy, OF Pleas
ant Valley, has presented us with a bushel
OF Irish potatoes, Of the Carter variety. Az
ter fair trial we pronounce them the best
we have eaten for many years. He has a
{ L l. 4 Z q 4
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

DEATH or PROFESSOR NoNt ar wears CO.
1 ns,t,s ws Harvard Award "a 'ea
tinguishod Theological wr', arening las' !
scholar, died on Sunday e lines ss
Newport. after a pro'r"''''
about 81 years.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

VERY FAE.-Onc of the "coored bred
rem at the late vegetable feast in this city,
over which HORACE GREELY presided, gave
the following toast which was received with
"A yah, yah, yah'
The FariHocea aud the Fair in Africa. -
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

The Chicago papers mention the death of
+. S. sHuNwAY, Esq. an eminent lawyer
Of that city. He died at Essex, n. York,
whittier he had retired for his health.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

TlRE.-Nearly half the town of Sonora
California, has been destroyed By fire. 1t
commenced in the Barnum Hotel Loss
ong about ; A. coo
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

The best preventive for Railroad acci-
dents. says a writer in the Railroad Record.
is educated mind The fact OF employing
as engineers men wholly incompetent TO
the business, is one great source of the nu-
merous Railroad accidents in our country.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

Snails fed on Strawberries are the
last invented delicacy. They are
brought to Paris from Tim, on the
Danube. The flavor is said to DC un,
uttqrablts'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

The Native Americans III H." roips
are AGAIN in the field with l', NOV vent
ON their own hook. Last 'a'l -" couaiGp
for Gen. Pierce, but we arc ,,,iou Of pb
ucrship. iiaieaa Gd2
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

The INVERSION MONUMENT. Mr.. Barnam
has given $500 toward the monument for
the boy lvcrson. We think, while fund is
being raised for this purpose, another might
BE- subscribed rs a reward for the arrest and
punishment Of those who, il is ALLEGED caus-
ed his death. So far AS we are advised they
are still at large - Chicago Jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

4 druggist in New Orleans, during the
epidemic, sent his wife and four grown SIS
tiers TO Baton Rouge to escape the fever,
oil of whom there fell victims 10 il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

The man that denounced the Administration last
sPrus. has been appointed COY ernor Of Oregon Terri
TOR. This he:bg Goals Of lire the head Of al.
rersary gel his good Will Mr.. Pierce is for eon.a.
ton. not for Nar.--Bart. Gas. fLoco.)
Yes, that seems more like il than when at
the beginning of hi- Administration he gar
roted 70 many Of his Wing adversaries.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

Black Snake, the celebrated Indian, now
lo6 years of age, is still hale and hearty, re-
siding at Al!cgany Reservation. He was
one OF the most active Of his tribe in bring
ing about "A treaty in behalf of the United
States, with General Washington. at Phil
adcipha, in 1857. 4 friend of ours saw
HIM week or two since, walking ms vgor-
ously as man Of a..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

SPIRITUAL ATTRAcrlos.-A Hl!il.''.. !
ing occasion lately 70 visit one ~ ~ SI,ss
ular pariShioners in the way 81 tg''I '. 4,
regarding her husband, who, 'ie n .,o,
GOOD wife had too good cause 'a'uy.s
pas in backsliding condition. ,lI, IN.
after some conversation, 'Neei 'LD,' !.
you think OF any plan we could la.' ~, IN
induce Andrew to attend the ! hu'ea M !.
'Awecl,' said Janet, after a paa''i -
o'nanc, sir, unless you woalI - ,,,t1
whiskcy bottle and tobacco PIPE ii wv
of the seat
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

Monster SWEET PoTAToEs.-Capt. Haw-
lev, OF Pleasant Valley, has sent us down
lot of Sweet Potatoes. the largest OF which
weigh from 81, to lbs. One Of them is
dau for common sized family. Who says
the soil of Iowa is not adapted to Sweet Pc
tatocs, II is. as to everything else in the
vegetable or grain line.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

The Henry County Qll.) Gazette has
been discontinued. We gave the reason
for it in our notice of its debut. The peo-
pie of that county do not seem to appreci
ate the advantages Of newspaper.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06
Loss of the Steamer Cen. Pike.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. %.
The steamer Gen. Pike, OF the Louisville
and St. Louis mail line, sunk to-day Just
above Cape Girardeau, in the Mississippi riv.
err. No lives were lost, but the boat is TO.
tai loss. She was valued at $4,000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

"SPlgiTrALiSM" .-One of TIE t'a,' ".
IL educated ladies ut Ballstau HPa, 's :
come raving maniac, and i dysi.a't. !
fear. 10 eud her days in II mad house =
has been for some months What i 't'~a
medium and though possessing =
brains. and more finished etnnaa p
any, or all Of the other mediums a baeg
Spa combined, yet her intellect aS' '''
the first 10 give way, and she ia' '%'p ",
maniac through the influence Of s'%.s
.spirituaism. She is coptInua'iy ny. ~.
about spirits allcdging that ''''. III. +
have seized hold of her, and eh'F 'Sa... :.
parents TO cease believing ~ 'spf.Iu'- !.
&c. We understand by those "no L. -
visited her, that il is "A most p'IaO'5 'sp !.
witness her insane raylngs.--Nl1'e'',''
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

Some malicious wag put some flour in the
flute belonging to a member of the Museum
orchestra the other night The result was,
that when they played up, the innocent id-
dler on his right suddenly changed complex
ion, turning very pale. His hair in fact
was all at once very grey. The flute play n
says "itvos Won tam mean choke. ~ D0n,,
hnictrbocier.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

Boston is the richest city in the world in
proportion to its population II its taxable
property were equally divided, every Bosto-
MAN would have fourteen hundred aud forty
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

4 WHAPPER A curious circumstance IS
related connected with the telling u a Won
derful California tree II was accomplished
hy first boring holes through the body with
long aueers. worked by machinery aud alter
wards saving from one 10 the other. OF
course, as the saving drew to close, the
workmen were on the alert to notice the
first sign of topping, but none came: the
tree was so straight and evenly balanced an
all sides, that il retained its upright position
after it had been sawed through Wedges
were then forced in, and breeze happening
to sprir up, over went the monster w'ti1
a crash which was heard for miles around.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

But befnrV TufnprfGNft UeWVsfatS IH t4tlr Itil
the ''uLahaled confidence Of Ar AZ. H. Slniii Jr
Recording Scribe they know tiic exact worth,
and sgnifttane" of his suatai..d confidence s.
Who ts he, and what are his aEtecsdeLtsY
The above il from the Dubuque Express
and in relation to the manifest put forth by
the Sons Of Temperance Of Keokuk, recon-
mandatory Of the newspaper called the Sun
beam Mr. Smith, as Recording Scribe,
Was merely the instrument to carry out the
wishes of the members Of that Order, and is
no more responsible for the resolutions he
writes than is the Secretary Of Il public
meeting for its proceedings. Our neighbor
must be pushed 10 the wall to find som ething
to combat in his opposition to Temperance.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06
From Oregon.

we have Oregon dates up 10 2o'i' %
August. The principal news Ct interest i
in relation to the Indian Depredatlons on
the frontier.
Several tribes had united and commenced
, war nc determination, and many ma sacres
had taken Mace. Among those killed were
r. " r Rose and J. r. Herdin.
Lieut.. b. r, Griffin, with party 81 tso'Ps
made an attack upon party OF indians, p','
vas obliged to retreat, he himself wo"''',
ed
An expedition under Gen Lane had gon,
to the scene OF action. and It WAS eApecleo
frightlnl butchery would cnsue Al the ias'
accounts twenty whites had been butcher
cd
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

MATRIMONIAL TROUBLES on aLER.i Mn.
The Supreme Court, in session at Green
field. in this State, was last week engaged
in hearing two cases in which the wives Q,
clernvmen have sued for divorce from their
husbands. In the first case Judge BigeloW
decrecd divorce on the ground OF desertion
and ordered that the lady should resume liei
maiden name, and that she should have sloe
a year as alimony, in quarterly, payments
The husband deserted his wife because she
charged him with preaching in bad grammar
and had advised him To give up preaching
until he knew more. ;,
The other case has not yet been decided
The clergyman is charged with treating his
wife with GOODNESS and harsbness, aud on
several occasions with violence: that he
subjected her to drudgery and neglected her
in sickness, intercepted her letters and re-
strained her liberty. and that last Decembe'
he carried her to the Brattlcboro' lnsan.
Hospital on pretcnee Of insanity boston
Transcript.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

SINGULAR DEArn-The Savannah acts
says:
zone of our city physicians has handed
US the following extract from letter WRIT
ten to him by professional brother IN the
up-country, describing somewhat singular
case. we believe ofrare occurrence III medic
al practice
Il must put in slip 10 give YOU s'nsa-
lar instance of death from the rapid aecu-
mutation of fat. We had n young man
residing eighteen miles from this place, VINO
was one OF the miracles OF nature Al The
age of - years he weighed 565 lbs lie
continued gradually to increase in flesh I'M
til Ne reached little over 600 lbs. He was
able to get about with tolerable comfort 70
himself, and attended to his planting inter-
est: he had fine estate and locked after Y
with care and interest. Some four weeks
ago he commenced increasing III nash very
rapidly, and gained Il, fist ibs. per day
thenit was found he gained little over : lbs.
per day. Last week he died suddenly IN
his chair, / think from an accumulation OF
fat around the heart. Three days prior TO
his death he weighed 6i3 lbs; and had he
been weighed the day OF his death, no doubt
he would have gone over $50 lbs. have
often seen him, and visited his family few
months ago professionally
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

A SrRtkE.--The latest strike among
workncn that we observe, IL that Of the
brlcklayers and hod-carriers oi San Francis
90. The former have struck for twelve dol
lars aud the latter for six dollars per- day.
Tney were successful.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

Coop ExAMrLE.--Mr. Trabue of Frank
lin county, Ky, has subscribed one thou
sand dollars toward the Clay Monument in
Kentucky.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

The scholars of a Sunday school in Nil
waukie, have contributed S12,2o to aid in
building the monument ito the little boy
who had rather die than steal
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

The Rock Island Bank, has issued no
notes of a higher denomination than S.
Ergo, all those Of $50 and $40 in circula-
ton purporting to be on that bank are spu-
ril
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United states Patent once.
Washington, Dec. z, 1883.

| : 8
I'M petition Henry Burden, Of Troy, New York; praying
for the extension OF patent grated 20 him on NO sscond
September 1910, and aniedaed second March, I6i0 Tor an
Improvement machinery making hook hsded spikes for
om the expiration OF Ta patent which takes racs
hundred and my (ta)
ordered thai the said petition be heard The Patent once on
1851 day February next, II O'Clock aud all
noifed 20 and show they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing required file IN the Patent
objections, speciality forth writing al least waaiy
all testimony filed by either party
said hearing taken transmitted In accord
with the rules the office. which will be furnished ON app
cation.
Ordered this notice be published in the Union ntei
gencer Evening" STAR Washington D. CT Evening National
Argus. Philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA United States Argus and
New York; Boston Post, Boston, Masshchu
Alias Albany, New York Morning Posi- Pittsbug Pennsy
Cincinnati week three
the thirteenth day Of February next the
day OF hearing .-.
CHARLES MAaON,
Commissioner of Patents.
papers viii please copy and send then
ohice with paper containing this notice.
3--InW3w ! . !. !. . 7 !
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RO JOHNSTON, Auditor Public Accounts. The Commission
g. H. PARKER, Register. o sink
GEO w. MUNfoRb, see'y Commonwealth. ! Ing fund
NorKThose holders Of who desire redeem by
residing beyond The limits the United States
knowedse before minister penpoenary, charge
dsGare consul general consul vcsconsu, commercial
~ the United
officer Of court Of such
therein esidinx the United States, the acknowledgment be
fore Justice OF the peace notary public or o. deeds
appointed governor of vigins sufficient In all
the certificate must he delivered.
RcHsorp, Virginia, November 20, 1853.
Dec I-dtlsMr
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IRON BEDErEADs !-Comstock, Bromley h Cs. manu-
fac,urevs, ssss No rs Leonard New York, door
of Broadway Common and folding and bed
Of All kinds Hotel hospital family rnd
ehdens bedstcads always hand Aso general
Of spring beds, hair and
These bedsssds all othep point Of cleanliness
They from and
exceeding durable portable and Orders extent
he addressed 10
COMsTOCK, BROMLEY, co,
No. 05 Leonard St, New York.
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above Descriptive circulars
sent wherever requested.
Nov l1--dJm
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A qss s :e y ss ss..e q
.s % e. ss ~ mo .S 1s.. e. < x Z.
y .s. .ni.su. pho.opasI Ths nsvs: rsca
s:a. & y .sss .ss 's ~:
soem. smoke On l return to Eaops AFTER hong
psodaeaea no result y The IN
sh Which has been endorsed blythe %sd'e. colleges
opKs ~ NERVOUS DlsEasss
Language convey adequate idea Of and
taied shattered system Whether broken down
% . .as
The msa and physsa symptom. q nervous disease wants.
ms..ioa and debility Oseomos new He stand. erect
s s aS soo .ua .sa,
and hs % Forth snS q. sss
On the contrary ne ,seis sr ns coa. properties
nal condition Wen may preparation be called tAs
MEDICINAL wospER
the nineteenth century nst scienno
World have .dmsd Thai miracle Of medicine heretofore
TO have exislsnce.
4 srl.uLAxr THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION.
preparations and ali s,hsr sse'an The sase, Ss
aS ns WV n ss A SS Inc . an
happy usncs upon lie nerves The mind and The snus
ion u cases q nsu.ay. nsaaaahs 70, e .smosy poeoa
billy Sleep iivs compliant females.
ss"ss sonspsoa Ss 1e from wsasvs ess.s
arising Z nsrs any reliance TO be placed on human test
oay inlaibio remedy yet
before found The only natural sssn, i..
face n-rvous affections.
sas n an short psod 2, S and
dislike society ncapaciy for study
sso mental ass
a sppee s smsns renew he Ssa
those who have DESTROYED induce continual cheerunsss aud
Persons pale copexlon conumpse by
from pale yellow sissy Sesuiu lord so%psion
expression Of those who used this
hadhe I'd WNS
ia regard il tried medicines sold
benefit had almost sven up nope. any relief
when me s @ 70 s M Ct
weeks the half dozen bottles took win
had consulted several a.,ngs.,sd Dhys,n.
but found no relief un. procured some Of your cordial must
why da hear q before would have ..ysd much
SPEAK THEMSELVES.
and distinguished Dr.. Wood, Of Maa
woacssrsa, June /, 1912.
DEAR gives ms pleasure to inform you that one oImyr
he has take" ~o WEEKS and that he snrs
Ike e :, no ns
scarcely possible his u and neae
l..d n such II he HOSPITAL but q
Ssd am sssssd no other %edens could hsss done
ha warmly recommend whenever an opportunity occurs
dsrsa one the most Hiu physicians the
IL aS ua 20 and
rily convinced to the contrary.
remain, very truly, yours
T17'g 1870 .A "A. WOOD, NJ. d.
Dr. MossrSir Some time since requested opinion Of
The virtues o. your nvso,atns IN now prepared !" give
decided anything The Kind
medical and
prie you sell it, much pleased with lis e.
with confidence recommend the
profession valuable auxiliary oe
troublesome forms and all safe and valuable medicine
BENJAMIN WEEKS, 81. d.
BRooKLSr, N. r.. Nov. u l049.
put up, highly concentrated, pint bottles, with The
bown in the glass. and fsy
SOLD AT % PER BOTTLES FOR 9ia-sa4 per DOZEN
Prepared M. Morse NJ. D., and Charles H. ping
l02 Broadway New York. whom all orders mua
be addressed
Agent Washington city, D. Gilman agents Baltimore
Hsnce No. l08 Baltimore G.. r. Rogers bsOthcrs Now
ard and Baltimore Bennett Beers Richmond Virginia
Jan lily ~
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TUE UNION ACADEMY, CORNER or FOURTEENTH
j street and New York avenue
school
nohcmacs and
that they he fitted for college
ard for commercial
institution
pupils e limited and few
pupa. viii be admitted
o hsd doubtful.
he admitted henctfnrth
yond the primary brsnchss Hg s IS 4sa
Circulars can b. Obtained ct n. principal bookstores.
n. RICHARDS,
aspii-As Pnss,p~i,
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COLLECTORS Once, November 2, 1889.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS Notice IL hereby
indebted the compensation
description that snisss
before 3lst day Of December nsrt
Of the undersigned enforce the collection
by advertisement snie Of the property according to lay.
Nov Q-3tawtd r. j. Hochs, Collector.
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Rsd.npsion OF virsinl. 81. Per Cent. Debt.

HSdu1H'PtioH OF HBf1Hl* s'x rer OeHt' DsUt'.
THE holders Of the following certificates debt
of Virginia, redocmabe the 9th of March,
and afterwards within period not ceedng fifteen will
the the sinking fund"
Of general assembly Of Virginia. the 26h
March, 1883 will proceed the first day Of March, 1854,
certificates of the Commonwealth
The holders of said certificates required the
March, surrender The office of
and, whether surrendered the interest
that day:
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THIS few pupils be
family. Terms for boarding pupils ears
cf 10 months payable half yearly, in advance
French, music, and drawing, &c, evus.
Day pupils from s5 10 $40 per quarter. IN advance.
Catalogues be had on application 20 The principal.
WILLIAM j. CLARK,
Oct R-dinlsJan Principal.
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IlR WATKINS intends deliver a
language, with occasional
who have written the subject.
The series will consist OF dscoues the of which, being
introductory will review of the early
and critical examination OF the prevailing opinion the
Of the English language.
The will be- ticket the whole series
lady and gentleman 50 Tor single admitting
the evening" so cents. fUG|4clI
The discoorses Will be delivered Carus Saloon
Thursday evening commence at 8 O'Clock.
Tickets will be found the drug OF " Hsrbaug
and 9Th and at the bookstores OF Mrs. Anderson and
Tor b Msury, Pcnnsylvania avenue.
Nov 8--du NNhelE
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CA MD.Msioe FIELD NJ Hotel. respectfully
tsms MS fsrds srd me pnbe sen-vsly that Re hes eesed
~ the well Capitol Hin,
Csspars The thoroughly repaired
furnished in the modem STYLE and will he op~~~d m
~ep,or ~ shou, the prh n November Dne
viii y slvcn.
Oct 0a-Au