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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1853.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, March IL, 1886.
CuMlMon CllycLI % InK CrIY OF NANOALHaaE.
No abS.


Whereas, a late decision of the Supreme Court
declares that the ordinance Of the General Coun-
Gil now existing, for the suppression Of the game
of Keno or Lotto, or any other gambling games
of hazard is null and void, and that the offences
therein provided for are within the statute Of
1885, entitled Sc An act to prevent gambling =
be it, therefore,
Ordained, That the Mayor be, and he is here
by, requested to cause any person or persons
keeping, within the limits Of the city, the game
or games called Keno or Lotto, or any other
gambling games Of hazard, to be arrested and
committed for examination before the several
Recorders of the said city, to be afterwards
tried by the First District Court, under the pro-
visions of said act of 1885.
lsignodl FRASs. ALrUENrE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Signed WV Q. c. CLAIBogNE.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March IL 1853.
lsignedI A. D. CRosssiAN Mayor.
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MARIE DE LA NouyELLE ORLEANS,

Ter Mars 1853.
A Honorable president ct MN les mem5res
du ConseH DIES aldermen ct du C0aSeil
des Aldermen de la pHle de la
.NoupelIe- ORLEANS.
Messieurs-Apres avoir termine lie message
que TAI eu Phonneur de vous adresser aujour-
d'hui, TAI recu le memoire ci-inclus de NM. Ed
H. Durell ct Phineas G. Wright, dams lequel ces
messieurs me dissent en- substance qu'ayant con-
tracte avec diverscs personnes pour lie desseche-
ment de certaines terres dams lie fond de la vile,
lis sont prets maintenant, ayec certaines garan-
ties ct conditions faire un contrat ayec Ia vile
de la Nile Orleans pour lie dessechement de cetts
partis de la vile situee entire lie Nouyeau Canal
ct lie chemin de fer Pontchartrain, du feuve
Mississippi au lac Pontchartrain.
lis sont disposes egalement enleyer tout le
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Resolved, That the Surveyor be, and he is
hereby, authorized and directed to order the
Chain gang to work on First street, in the Sec
ond District, leading from Canal Carondelet to
St Philip street, so as to render said street pas
sable; provided, the expense does not exceed
one hundred dollars; and further, that the New
Orleans Navigation Company shall build, at their
own expense, a bridge over the Orleans Drain
ing Canal.
[Signedl FRANs ALruENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lsIgnedl WIN. G. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
[Signedl AID CRossM,N Mayor
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No. HQ1.

Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, upon the
warrant of the Comptroller, twenty one hun
bred and fifty dollars, eleven hundred and fifty
dollars being for provisions consumed in the City
Work-house during the month Of January last,
and one thousand dollars for lumber, iron, hard
ware, ETC., used during the same period.
Signed, FANS. AIPuENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed Ws G. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved March II, 1855
Signed A. D. GRossMAS. Msyor.
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No. go.

Resolved, That all fines imposed on Captain
j. II. Lowell, Of the ship Commerce, on account
of lumber kept on the wharyes Of the First Dis
trict, in contravention to the ordinances, or on
account of any difficulties growing out Of the
same, with the Assistant Wharfinger, be, and
the same are hereby, RENTED, and the said AS
sistant Wharfiager be, and he is hereby, directed
to deliver TO Captain Lowell, or his agent, lot
of lumber stored by him, the said Captain Low
ell to pay the expenses of hauling and the dues
for storage Of the same.
Gslgnedl FRANs. ALPurSrE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Isignedl WM c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March u. 1865.
Signed A d. CRossMAN Mayor.
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Resolved, That the Comptroller sell ut public
auction, after ten days notice in the official
journal, the contract for laying brick sidewalks,
with stone curbs and wooden cutters, on both
sides of Kcrlerec, between st. Claude and Ram
part streets; the work to be performed and pay
ments made in accordance with the specifications
on file in the Surveyors Department.
Isigned1 fRAns ALPuENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
f2iQuedl Vs. q, @. CLAIBORNE.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March L. 1868.
lSignedl A ID. CHossdAS; Mayor
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.rRATES "A most handsome assortment of
Crates consignment which offer
MORTICNG MACHINES, Of and improved PATTERN to which
he attention Of Buiders Is particularly called. -
ar STORE DOOR other LOCKS CHAIN BOLTS, BUTTS,
az ana -sH"ani'i s'id >seommision principles.
,LURGEs 4 CO, IS and u Circus
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Whereas, the Wardens of the Church Of St.
Loui! having failed to comply with the condi-
tons of the donation made to the Church Of St.
Louis, as it appears by the act passed before
Joseph Cuvillier, Notary Public, on the LIST of
April, 1S4S
Be it resolved, That the Attorney Of the City
he, and he is hereby, requested to notify the
Church Wardens of the Church Of st. Louis to
comply with said conditions, to-wit; to flag the
alleys, on both sides of said Church, from Royal
to Condo streets, and surround with an iron
railing the balance Of St. Anthony Square, in
thirty days from the approval of this resolution.
Be it further resolved, That should the said
Church Wardens refuse or fail TO comply, within
the time above mentioned, with said conditions,
the Comptroller be- and he is hereby, authorized
to sell at auction, after ten days notice, the con-
tracts for performance of the above mentioned
works.
Be it further resolved, That when said works
shall be completed, the Comptroller be, and he
is hereby, authorized to demand payment from
the said Church Wardens, and enter suit for the
recovery, should they refuse to pay.
fSiyped1 FRASs. ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed wM G @ ClAInoRNf,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March Il 1855.
.signed ID CRossaAN, Mayor
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Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is here
by, authorized to enter into a contract with
John Forshey as principal, and c. r. Kennedy
as security, for furnishing the City k-house
with meats for one year, at the rate of four dol
lars and eighty eight cents per 100 lbs.
Signed FRAHs ALpuENTE.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Signed WM G. G. CLAIBORNE.
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March T. 1858.
signed A. D. CRossNAN. Mayor.
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Be it ordained, That from and after the pas
sage Of this ordinance, the Wharfage or LeveC
dues on all barges measuring over one hundred
tons shall be twenty-five dollars.
rsipned1 FRASs. ALPCESTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
n WIN Z. g. CLABoRNE
President Board Of Aldermen
Ar proved March IL, 1855.
Signed A. d. Caosssi.N, Mayor
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M. Wilson presente la resolution suivante au
lieu de la resolution presentee le IA Decembre,
ct msntionnse dams ce rapport, ct en- demande
Padoption
Resolu que les commissaires DIS la Maison de
Refuge des Garcons soient requis de transferer
les detenus, dams lie plus bref delai possible, 10
Maison de Travail du Troisieme District, qui
sera connue sous lie nom de Maison de Refuge
des Garcons, tant quill plaira &c Conseil.
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Resolved, That the Chief of Police be, and lie
is hereby, instructed, in conjunction with the
Commissaries of the Meat and Vegetable Mar
kets, Second District, to enforce existing ordi-
nances and arrest all offenders against public
morals.
fsignedi FRANs. ALPuENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
1Signedl VIM G. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March II, 1858.
Signed A. D. GRossmAv, Mayor
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No. co..

Resolved, That the Surveyor be authorized
to contract with John Gale, Esq, for three hun
dred tons of London gravel, now lying on the
Levee of the Third District, between Spain and
Vaudeville streets; said gravel not to cost more
than two hundred and fifty dollars, and to be
used for the Levee Of said District.
fsignsdl FRASs. ALPuESIE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tsignedl Vs.. @. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March H. 1858.
(Sgnedl A. D. CRossNAy, Mayor.
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- MLLsThs Subscribers Agents Manufacturers and
will DO supply OF these excellent Mills
Cshe Their superior quality in economy and speed,
Nils these before buying for Steam md
Horse Power Mills will also Be received by the Agents.
KIDDER a nFazipa
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No. 69l.

Be it resolved, That the City Attorney be, and
he is hereby, instructed to take the necessary
legal steps to bring to final decision the now
pending claims of the heirs of Mrs. Gullotte
and others, as against the city of New Orleans,
to that piece of property known as the Magazine
street Market.
Isignedl FRASs. ALPuENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
fsignedl W. @. c. CLAIBoRSE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March Il. 1858,
(signed1 A D. CRossaiAS Mayor.
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dale Cement other brands good order for sale by
JOHN G. nARDlLL CO., (suecesscrs TO j. HsymAh Co..
w Agents for the Newark koeudae Cement and Plaster Co.,
Newark, N. office Magazine Magny Buildings, Third
niars-t tnIa
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Pavage en- blocs cares
du Chemin Public, de
la rue do l'Esplansde
/ Ia Presse 4 Cotons
Psvags en- blocs carries
dc ID rue Tchoupitou-
las, Anne District. 80.
Dessechement de Ia rue
Claiborne. .........
Nettoyage de marais.
Pavage en- bios des
deux c6tes du march6
Poydras ...........
Pavage en- coquilles dc
rayenue Carrollton,
du Nouveau Canal /
Ia rue Bienvills, y
compris 10 nouveau
2 pont sur 10 Canal
Nsuf ..............
Paysge en- blocs de Ia
rue Front. .........
Pavage en- blocs CARES
| des rues Dousne Of
| Bienville, de Ia Levee
d Ia rue Royale. go.
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"a District :. so, 800
3ine District. .21, 900

-108, 800
Banquettes. .......... $4,000
Chemins de plsnches. G2,0O0
Tro..oirs. ............ 1000
Points De bois ct traver-
ses, Ter Dist. $4,000
I'd District. 1000
3me District. 1900
Anne District. 5000
81 900
R<paration de points en-
bois .............. 5000
Do. chemins coauilles 1900
Do. do. de planches 10000
Do. de banquettes. 1000
Do. aux Places Publ
cues ct encourage de
la Place Washington 1000
Do. ct SONS aux points
du canal de Naviga-
ton ............... 1000
Dessechement ........ 20,5OO
Dessechement de ca
naux ct fossEs. ..... 10000
Bateaux ct quais a or
dures, etc. ......... $500
Materiaux de pavage. 81, 200
Compile du departe-
ment du Voycr.... $500
Reparations a des pro-
prietss, y compris les
pompes les marches 1900
Depenses oasuelles. 80. 5000
Parc public de Ia Me-
tairie ............. 10000
Livres de plans de Ia
Willie, d'apres racts
de Ia Legislature:
| part de pEtat 5000
part de la vile. ..... 5000
LA SAO
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vl0u sssssssssssssss
Confoctiou du paysge

Confection du pavsge
en- pisrres rondes Dc
la rue Dumaine, de
Ia rue st Claude 4 10
rue Claiborne, con-
trat vendu b P. Gar
rety,sA 80 ceut par
yarde carree pour IL
pavage; ct "a cents
pour les curb stones
fournies ct posses; ct
8 cents par pied cou-
rant pour les curb
stones--es estimation.
Confection du pavage
en- pierres rondes des
rueS Cont, ct mi.
lippe ct Ste Anne, de
10 rue St Claude ! ls
rue Claiborne, con-
trat vendu 4 Thcs
Buckley, b 28a cents
par yarde pour le
pavage;p pose des curb
stones, a 20 cents !;
fourniture ct pose des
curb stones, IS cts
estimation ...
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Second Dist. /: pAyaEe en-

Jec0nd DUt.: p6v6Be IN
blocs CARES de Ia rue
Charities, Dc Canal !
Esplanads, oontrss
vendu / Geo. Cronan,
asa par yarde car
RE; ct IS cents par
pied Gard pour les
curb stonsa-eotimA-
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b1Q1 sss
Pavsgs On blocs casr6s
Dc Il rue du Canal Of
- rEsplsnads, con-
trst vsndu / Thos
Hynes, a 90 81 par
ysrds csrres do pa
wage !; ct 81 cents par
par pied de curb ct
gutter stones-esti-
nation. ............&y
Pavage en- blocs CARTS
de- Ia;rue ct Louis, dc
ID Lsvee / ID rue
Royale, contrst'sen.
du / Thos Hynes, }
% 80 par yarde car
RE pour 10 psva&s; /.
ct 36 cents pour Les
a. >~x~k aknAna- nm<jTAA.
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4T0l6icIuo bintIACb o-
wage en- pierres rom
des de Ia rue Mari
gny, de la Levee b ID
rue Claiborne, con-
trat vendu 4 E. D.
White a 81 IS par
ysrde pour le pavsge;
ct 81 12l par pied
courant pour les curb
stones; ct 40 cents
par pied pour les ira
verses-estimation..
Chemin du Bayou, du
chsmin de GENTLY
au bayou st jean,
contrat vendu 4 Thos
Hynes, 4 " par
yarde carres; 81 l2a
par pied courant
pour les curb stones !;
ct 40 cents par pied
carre pour les ira
verses-estimation -
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Psvage: Premier Dis
trict, pavage en- blocs
cares de 10 rue
Tchoupitoulas, do u
rue de Ia Course i 10
rue Felicitk, 4 "a
cents par yarde car
rec; i "a cents par
pied superficial de
curh aonoa--montAnk
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Pavsge de Ia rue Ro6-
gnac, contrat vsndu
a Thos Bell, / 693
cents par yarde car
rec pour 10 pavage,
ct 26t cents pour Les
curb stones; ct 8 cts
pour remsttre les
vieilles pierres-esti-
nation. ............
Pavage des .deux c6tes
de Ia rue Claiborne,
de Ia rue de II Conn
mune d 10 rue du Ca
nal, contrat vendn b
]. Buckley, \ 22A cts
= par yarde csrrtsiA
80 cents par pied car
re de curb stones
fournies OF possess I; ct
4 cents par pied cou-
rant de curb ct gut
ter stones reposees-
estimation .........
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President du ComitS de Finance
du Conssil des Assts. AIDE
THos L. Lxzr
". HEEKMAxN.
Resolu que Ia take annueIls pour Psnnls
sur les prophecies foncieres ct les esclaves -
on demeurant dams la vile dc IL Vile ORD
est fxee par Ia presente cinqusnts sou1
cent piastres de Ia valeur asse0<s, fsyrU
tablesux dss Assessors dEtat;. Ia dfts /
Giant dde ct devsnt ktre collectle fAp4@
35me section de Ia Charte de Conselidatfom
.Moatant DIES Dspenses yequisss poAr lee z
lorations de 1raponr PtAblies poMv n
1858 fapTss Contraf ct Estiwes.
A-RUEs. III
Mons des rues ct num6ros dee maisons; -
vendu John Paul, d trente cent? pour -
ecriteau ct quatre cents pour chaqus No.
Premier District. zoo III
Second District. 1890. $500
Troisieme District 80. $500
Cuatrisme Distrist.... 1,600 III
- 5000 III
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5000
10000
10000
$4,000
$500
.5s
1900
10000
|,
$4,000
--131,5M
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Itt ttlo -
Pavage en- blocs carries
de la rue Annoncis-
ton, de Ia rue Delord
ala rus de Ia Course,
coptrat vendu \ p.
Fox,sa IS cents par
yards csrree; ct AS
cents pour LEI curb
stones posGes-Esti-
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praguer, Ter District.
planches ct poteaux...
Ouvriers du Wharfnger
Compile du departemsnt
| du Voyer. .........
Depenses casuelles. 80,
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beaucoup de depenses extraordinaires causees
par Installation dun Nouveau Commencement
cette aimee; mais, favenir ny sera pas sujet
81 Pon continue maintenir les quais, les canaux
ct les rues en- bon etat, authorizations indispen-
sa bes, ct 81 lie Conseil veut administrer les af-
fairies de la willie avec economic, votre comite
pense quill ne sera pas necessaire d'augmenter
! la take pendant de tongues annees venir; car,
81 Ton necessite d, grandes depenses pour les
rues, lie dessechement, etc., on peut, Deanmons,
en- reglant ces d6penses sur les besoins de la
vile, Sc rembourser largement par raugmenta-
ton de Ia valeur des proprietes sujettes etre
tafess; ...,.< ,.,,
| suivant qui donnera une idee des depenses ct
recettes probables pour rannee 1853 On vera
qu'On compile sur Ia rentree de cinq cent mile
piastres pour Ia vente de la batture, ct quoique
cette somme soft certaine, il ne fault pas oublier
qu'on ne peut esperer I'm reyenu semblable les
annees suivantes. En- garantie de la base sur
laquelie est fonde ce rapport, votre comite vous
refere aux divers rapports du Voyer ct du COM
Dissaire des rucs, OF ceux des dferents conf
q ,i-joints.
Cess linsi cue votre comite trouve que, pour
faire face au dGicit DIES recettes de maniere
avoir 10 somme ,necessaire pour defrayer les
depenses courantes, ct reserver IN fable Mon
.ant pour les depenses incidentelles, il sera ne
cessaire de lever une taxe dc un demi de un pour
cent sur Ia vaieur assessee des proprletes fon-
cieres ct esclaves, qui s'eleve, dapres les Ia
bleaux des Assessors de pEtat, / 66.54O, SO7
piastres. Celia doInera 10 somme de $3.50, 734
O3-100 piastres.
Etat des Dfpenses Pro5abies pour r.fnnfe
1853
DEPARTMENT. DU yovFe
Mons des rues ct nume-
ros des maisons. 80. 5000
Payage, portion do 10
vile Ter Dist. 600
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La resolution approuvant la vente du contrat
pour Pcuverture de Ia rue dOrleans, vendu
p. Mooney, est lue ct referee au comite special
nomme ce jour sur lie message du Maire-une
motion de NJ. Burthe peffet de la deposer sur
lie bureau, ayant etc perdue.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRATTDEDt

Buy no book @nSss DR., a; NJ. NInurieeau. Iao
entry in the Clerks ONCE on t,e back II the tue
page and buy only Of respectable and honorable deal
ers, or send by mail, and address TO Dr. A m MauG
ments Of copyright. -, - ?
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER,
No grouse for Ignorance trhe Ignorance 1, Nfis.y r.
those ice hold near aud dear, aud tee 10 dispel Our r.
tOrnnce is tciEhn oar reach - = TtDs>S-
u, 10 enable every one 10 decide upon the fadpensa-
ole neeessity OF possessing copy, and that no wife or
mother need remain uniformed upon the many
causes which, sooner OF later, destined TO mako
fearful ravages upon her health, unleas pI,arded
against and that no confederate and affectoat hI,s
band have casc to upbrad himself with neget al az
welfare OF bis wife-a pamphlet Of thirty-sx tIaae.
containing full Titlc-pagc and Index Of Contetts To-
gether with extracts from the book viii be snt 1y, -
eh0ge to any part of the United State by addrasnT
postpaid, as herEin. $500 = - 81
phen k1lOtcedge u happinsss. ~ eipe THE f,o5o,s,s
ON receipt Of One DSIlar tlor ne Hte
EATEMEDlCALC OSIPANION,5ss- -, 's.a-s - = fItls
% any Part Of The United al Ies4S
and 2ddressed ts1r ~ AI 1S I5iS.F :s q
E BSx iS243 New York ci PuBsin ONE ~ ID
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BERRYVILLE HOTEL.

TNHE subscriber having leased the above well known
l. Hotel, in Berryville, Clarke county, begs leave
to receive guests He Is also prepared to accommo-
date Boarders either by the day week month or year
HIS TABLE will always be furnished with al the
varieties which the season and market will afford
his Bar with the choicest Liquors, and his Stable with
the best hay, grain, and ostler. 20
As he intends to make this his permanent residence
he will spare no pains in endeavorng to render those
who give him their custom, both comfortably and
happy. He fatcrs himself, from his long acquaint
ance with business, and the manners of the world,
that he can please the most fastidious His charges
will be as moderate, the expenses of any good pub
lie house in this section of country will Justify
He. therefore, invites all to extend to him share of
their custom. VIM. n. THOMPSON
BcrryVillc, April s. 1853.
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THE CHARLEsToyyN DEPOT.

VIE undersigned have formed n Copartncrship in
-, the mana cement and business of the Charlcstown
Depot ana hope the liberal patronage and confidence
8enoea 70 the old firm, may be continued TO thencw
we are prepared to afford every facility for transact
ing all RECEIVING AND FORWARDING BUSi-
NESS, at the shortest notice and in the most p,lnctIla
manner. ~
We arc determined to leave no effort unspared tone
connnodate the old and all the new customers who
may favor with their patronage.
We will keep constantly ron hand large assortment
OF articles suitable to the wants of the farming com
nlunity, such as % ~ so 81 90 =
SALT. FISH, TAR, PLASTER, &C.,
which will be sold tho very lowest terms for cash
or cxchangedfor any marketable commodities :
&5-CoAI will be furnished to order, when desired
I'D - ". W. MOORE & BROTHER
chnrlcstown, January 3sls5s. -
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SAPPINGToN'S HOTEL.
ChaPIeStown JefFe,.SoY, rounfv

TNHIS large and very columodious THREE-SToRY
4 BRICK HOTEL, situated in the centre and bust
ness part of the town, among the attrac-
tive and desirable resting places the great Valley of
The luxurics of the TABLE of this establishment
are surpassed by none and the BAR is at oil times
supplied with choice selection of superior Wines and
Several large Parors and airy Chambers have been
,P.enai 3 Coach attends the
will convey visitors the Hotel free of charge Per
sons Wishing to be conveyed to of the town.
will pay n reasonable compensation. ~
Saddle and Harness Horses, Carriages, Bugeics and
careful Drivers always ready for the accommodation
of visitors. GEO. w SAPPING;TON
July 8, 1850. p.o.s;o.s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-24
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

MFRS. ELI n. CARRELL respectfully announces
W to her friends and the travelling public general
~, that DINNER Is daily in readiness p O'Clock
expressly for the Passcngcrson the Baltimore and Ohio
Rallroad, IN the down train going cast, and for the
ter trains BREAKFAST at O'Clock, A. M which is
IN time to afford an hour to remain before the cpar-
t1rc OF the baltimore 8 O'Clock train. SUPPER at 9
O'CLOCK P NJ, which tie
hours before the Winchester train leaves its return
OYSTERS at all hours for those who prefer them
Mrs. E. H. c. avais herself of this occasion to offer
her grateful acknowledgements those who have SO
literally patroniscd the u s. Hotel, and assures them
and all others that she determined make the house
in all respects, the strangers home.
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