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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-09
Mr.. Mason to 1roayn de pHuys.

PARIS Oct 81, 1864
Mr. DRoUYR u rYs, Minister Foreign Affairs
SIR-I have received information that the oath
instant Mr.. S0ule, his arrival at Calais from the
shores Of England, notified by police officer that
orders had been given by the imperial that
be should not be permitted to France and that by
these orders he compelled to return to England,
where he remains. Mr. Soule is a citizen of the
Omitted States, accredited Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary from his country to the
Court Of Spain. He had in executing the orders of his
government visited Paris and London, and return
ing to his post at Madrid by the most usual and
thus arrested in his journey. He had received
notice OF the determination OF the Emperors govern
ment to deny him privilege awarded by all nations to
citizens subjects Of friendly powers travelling under
ther protection; and especially those who clothed
with the sacred character OF public minister's for he
actually arrested in his journey hours before
received the limitations in regard to him which you
did the honor to give me in the afternoon of the
oath inst.
If authorized by the Emperor's government it cannot
but be regarded the and people of the
United States not only q most unusual and humiat
ing act towards the Minister personally, but national
ndigny Of very character only to be exenuated
by facts established by conclusive proof Without wait
ing for special instructions to that effect regard it
NY imperative duty to hasten to ask for what
enc OF my felow-citizens, chosen by my country
representative to foreign Power, has been treated
while relations of amity and peace exist and cher
nent win be filed with painful anxiety until satisfactory
information in reply to this inquiry can be communca
ted. cannot but hope that your Exceency will furnish
with such explanations may relieve the Minister
from the position in which he has thus been placed and
which will enable 10 alay the unpleasant feelings
which the intelligence Of this occurrence will occasion in
the United States.
laval myself OF this opportunity to to your
Exceency the high consideration with
which am your humble and obedent servant.
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THE BANK OF COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND THE GOVERN.
YENr DLrosrs.-We hear that information has been re.
ceved at the Treasury Department that the Bank of Co
umbus, Ohio, against which there is government suit
by order Of Secretary Corwn has made
the benefit Of its credors or in other words has
that means Of preventing the United States from
verng by due process OF law We learn, further that
IL is the opinion Of the law officer Of the government in
whose charge the business IT, that such assignment
will hold good 10 the prevention OF the United States
from realizing FIRST, they obtain the expected
iudgmspt- WGshing9n Senti1A Dec, 3,
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1887 From AIsgan by Holland Grand Haven AZ miles
aod back, once a week
Leave Allegan Wednesday al AMI
Arrive al Grand Haven next day by l2m
Leave Grand Haven Friday at p M
Arrive at Alegan next day by p m.
1878 From Lawton TO Paw Paw, miles aud back, twice
daily, except Sunday.
Leave Layton daily, except Sunday, at a m and
Arrive al Paw Paw same days by Ga m and S
Leave Paw Paw daily. except Sunday, at 6 am and
Arrive al Lawton same day by 7 a m and 3 p m.
1889 From Paw Paw, by Prospect Lske, Hamilton, Keel
ersvils, Bainbridge, and Milltarg, to ST. Joseph
40 miles and back twice week.
Leave Paw Paw Tuesday and Friday at Sans
Arrive at ST Joseph same days by pm;
Leave ST. Joseph Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive al Paw Paw same days by IN.
I3l40 From Paw Paw, by Lawrence, Arlington, Breeds
vile, and Hunter to South Haven, 80 miles and
Leave Paw Paw Tuesday and Thursday at 6 m;
Arrive at South Haven same days by 8 IN;
Leave South Haven Wednesday and Friday at 6
Arrive at Paw Paw days by 6pm.
1914 From Saugatuck to South Haven, 20 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Saugatuck Monday at 6 m;
thrive at South Haven same day by spm;
Leave South Haven Tuesday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Saugatuck same day by 2pm.
l3l42 From White Pigeon, by Moitvlie, Union Adams
vile, Edwardsburg, Miles, Cottage Hill, la, and
Tere Coupe, to Hudson, so miles and back, three
times Il week.
Leave White Pigeon every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at am;
Arrive at Hudson next days by IL m;
Leave Hudson every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive j, White Pigeon next days by pm.
1913 From Dowagac, by La Grange, Cassopols, Wanda
LA, Newburg, and Three Rivers, to Cenrevlle
10 miles and back six times week
Leave Dowsgiac daily except Sunday, at m;
Arrive at Centreville same day by 6pm
Leave Cen,reville daily, except Sunday, at a m;
Arrive at Dowagiac same day by SPIN.
1914 From Cassopols, by Edwardsbug, and Adamsve,
to Eikhart la, "a miles and back, three times a
week. fg
Leave Cassopnlis, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at Sam; a
Arrive at Ekhart same days by pm;
Leave Ekhar Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Sam;
Arrive at Cassopolis days by pm.
3l45 From Niles, by Berrien Springs to ST. Joseph rs
miles and back, six times week
April 10 N5oenber L.
Leave Niles daily except Sunday, at P m;
Arrive at st. Joseph same day by pm;
Leave st, Joseph daily, except Sunday, at IA m;
Arrive at Niles same day by ii an
Nouembr to April l.
Leave Niles daily, except Sunday, at Dam;
Arrive at St. Joseph same day by p m;
Leave ST. Joseph daily, except Sunday, at 6 m;
Arrive at Niles same day by 3 m.
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ILLINOIS.
i30sl From Springfield, by Rochester, Taylorvie and
Prairie Bird, to Shelbyvillc, 10 miles and back,
thrse times week. lEF'tnh
Leave Springfield Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
atl am; h4H ID.
Arrive at Shebyvlle Same days by SPIN;
Lcnve ShslbyvilIe Tnesday, Thursday, and Sstor-
day at q m;
Arrive At SpsineRsld same days by pm.
1859 From Shssbyviue by CocAran Grove, Bathssds,
1851 Arno Charleston, Hi,ssvills, Grand View, Paris,
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Leave Battle Creek Tuesday at Tam,
Arrive Al Climax Prairie same day by loan
Leave Climax prairie every Tuesday at III M
Arrive at Battle Creek same day by B pm.
1912 Fro Battle Creek, by Yorkyi1e Rchasd Prairie
mia. and whnsyssiis, % Grand Rapids, IS mile.
aud back, thIec times week 4.g
Leave Battle Creek Tuesday. Thursday. and sa'ur-
Arrive !, Grand Rapids same days by SPIN;
Leave Grand Rapids Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive ]. Battle Creek same days by spm
Proposals 10 end al MiddIevile are invited.
s 1- ssmsss H..ss as Mad nsS
Caledonia and Whneysvile, to Grand Rapids,
Sc miles and back, three Times week
Leave Battle Creek Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
Arrive d Grand Rapids same days by pm,
Leave Grand Rapids Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
Arrive 4 Battle Creek same days bysPm.
1914 From Otseso, by Watson, Dorr, and Bryan, TO
Grand Rapids, 40 miles and back, week.
Leave Osego Wednesday at 81 m;
Arrive at Grand Rapids day by 8p M
Leave Grand Rapids Thursday at m;
Arrive at Otsego same day by SPIN.
1915 From Hastings by Alto, Flat RIVER rs miles and
back, once q week
Leave Hastings Friday at ami
Arrive !, Fiat River same day BY IL nj
Leave Flat River Friday at p M
Arrive at Hastings same day by 8 pm.
and centrevlle, to ssurgis' 40 miles and back
Leave Kalamazoo Thursday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Slurgs same day by Spin;
Leave Siurgis Friday at a m;
Arrive at Kalamazoo day by 8pm
Proposals to end at Centrevilc arc invited.
1917 From Kalamazoo, by Portage, Schoolcraft, and
Flower6cld, to Three Rivers, % miles and back,
daily, except Sunday.
Leave Kalamazoo daily, except Sunday, at a m;
Arrive at Three Rivers day by IL m;
Leave Three Rivers daily, except Sunday, at l m;
Arrive at Kalamazoo same day by pm.
1918 From Kalamazoo, by Cooper Panwe, and Otsego,
to AllcgeR, 81 miles and back, six times a week
from May to November in each year. and
three times week residue Of the year.
u. From November 10 May l.
Leave kalamazoo Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa,ur-
day at 6 m;
Arrive at Allcgan days by 2 p m;
Leave Alegan Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
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1921 From shcbyve by Fruit HILL Cold Spring, Beck's
Creek, Bowling Green, and II iggans, 70 yandalia
40 miles and back, oncea week.
Leave Shelbyville Tuesday at 6 M
Arrive at Vandalia same day by pms
Leave Vandalia Wednesday, at 6 ami
Arrive at Shebyvle same day by pm.
1922 From ShcbyvlIe, by Stone Coal Woodlawn, Pans
Station, Audubon, and East For,,, TO Hlsboro',
46 miles and back, once a week
Leave Shelbyvillc Tuesday at pm:
Arrive a, HiIshoro, psxt day BYE IN; ..
Leave Hilsporo' Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at Shebyvlc next day by IL M
Proposals 10 commence at Stone Coal are invited
1919 From Shcbyyle by Ewngon and Stringtown 10
Newton, 50 miles and back, once week.
Leave Shelbyvie every Tuesday at am;
Arrive nj Newton next day by III am;
Leave Newton Wednesday at 12 m;
Arrive at SheIbyville next day by pm.
1924 From Charleston by Arno Station, Fuer's Point
and Sullivan,,o Decatur, SO miles and back, once
week.
Leave Charleston Wednesday at Ga m;
Arrive at Decatur next day by 10 m;
Leave Decatur Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Charleston next day by 6pm
Proposals TO end nj Sullivan invited.
1875 From Charleston by Wesfeld, Margaretta, and
Dolson, to Marshall 20 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Charleston Tuesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Marshall day by 3p m;
Leave Marshall Monday at a m;
Arrive At Charleston day by 6 d m.
1876 From Charleston, by Ashby Martipsvile Melrose
and Sacton, to York, IS miles and back, once
week.
Leave Charleston Friday at Ga m,
Arrive a, York same day by 6pm;
Leave York Saturday at a m;
Arrive al Chnrleston same day by 8 pm.
1917 From Charleston, by ST. Omcr, Oakland, Bushy
Fork and Upper Embsrrass, to Urbsnna, "a miles
and back, once week.
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Leave Fairfield Monday al ami
Arrive at Nashville next day by ~ IA.
1888 From Nashville, by kaney sbarg Plnckneysye and
Vergennss, 10 Murphysboro', 40 miles and bach,
a week.
Leave Nashville Monday at GAM
asnse :, Marphysoo.S' same day by 10 pms
Arrive Al Nashville day by 10 p M
1884 From Carlyle, by Crooked Creek centraa Station
and Walnut Hill to Mount Vernon, SO miles and
Leave Carlyle Wednesday at Sam;
Arrive q! Noun, Vernon same day by pm;
Leave Mount Vernon Thursday al a m;
Arrive at Carlyle same day by pm.
1885 From Carlyle, by Germantown and Looking Gl,s
to Mascodah, "a miles and back, once a Week
Leave Carlyle Monday at Sam;
Arrive at Mascoutah day by 6pm,
Leave Mascouinh Tuesday al 6 am
Arrive at Carlyle same day by m.
1886 From Carlyle, by Beaver Creek Greenyle Fla,
Point and Bear Geek, 10 HIlsboro', 40 miles and
back once week.
Leave Carlyle Friday AZ am;
Arrive at Hillsboro same day by pms
Leave Hillsboro' Saturday al m
Arrive at Carlyle same day by pm.
1887 From Alton, by Ridgey, Paddoeks Grove, and Old
Ripley, to Greenyile, 46 miles and back, once a
week
Leave Alton Friday at 5a mi;
Arrive al Greenyiile same day by pm,
Leave Greenville Saturday at 5a m;
Arrive at Alton same day by 8pm
1888 From Alton BY Upper Alton, Edwardsyile Marine
lyle, So miles and back, daily, except Sunday, 10
EdwardsviIle, and three times residue of route
Leave Alton daily, except Sunday, at PM
Arrive at Edwardsvle same day by 6pm,
Leave Edwardsville daily, except Sunday, at a m
Arrive at Alton same day by III M;
Leave Edwardsville Tuesday, Thursday, and salur.
day at Tn m;
Arrive at Carlyle days by 7pm
Leave Carlyle Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
am
Arrive at Edwardsvlle days by Jpn.
1889 From Alton, by Newbern, Grafton, Deer Plain
News, Monterey, Harden Gilead, and Hamburg
IN ReIieview an miles and hack once A week o.
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Leave Ksskapkia Friday at IL m;
Arrive a, Beleville next day by p M
Leave BeIeville Thursday at M
Arrive Mt Knskaskia next dsy by 10 am.
1897 From Sparta by Sccls Mills, Bradley and Worth
ington, to Murphysboro, 36 miles and back, once
week. .@a .r.#
Leave Sparta Friday at 6 am;
Arrive at Murphysboro' same day by 6pmi
Leave Murphysboro', Saturday at am;
Arrive at Sparta same day by p m.
1928 From Sparia, by Texas and Red Bud, TO Water
loo 81 miles and back, week.
Leave Sparta Tuesday at 6 am;
Arrive 8, Waterloo same day by p m
Leave Waterloo Wednesday at 6ami
Arrive at Sparta same day by p M
1929 From Waterloo, by red Bud Ruma, Evnnsve, ana
Ellis Grove to Chester 40 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Waterloo Tuesday of ami
Arrive Chester same day by SPIN
Leave Chester Monday at 5 m;
Arrive ct Waterloo same day by Sp m
Proposals 10 commence at Ruma are invited.
1890 From Waterloo, by James Mills and Eagle Cliffs to
HarrsonviIo IL miles and back, once week,
Leave Waterloo Monday at Sam;
Arrive at Hsrrisonvle same day by l2m
Leave Harrisonville Monday at pm;
Arrive at Waterloo DAY by ) pm,
1891 From BelIcvie, by Fayetteville, Mud Creek Ma
rssa, Sparta, Grand Cote Prairie, PinckneyviAe,
Nine-Mlle Prairie, Daquoin, Iowa, and Little Mud
dy, to Mount Hopkins, 50 miles and back, once a
week
Leave Beeville Wednesday ut fam;
Arrive at Mount Hopkins next day by SPIN
Leave Mount Hopkins Monday at 4 a M:
Arrive at Belevillc next day by 8 pm.
1892 From Nashville, by Richview Station, Bissvle
Mount Vernon, Black Oak, Manld,ns Mills, and
New Franklin, to Fairfield, GA miles and back,
once week.
Leave Nashville Tuesday a. PM;
Arrive at Fairfield next day by 7pmi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
From he Est,1nont { V. ) Republican.

An ISSALuAnLE MxDiciSE-It is but seId, m we find
among the many iemsdes offered 10 the public cure
VI usease Ole we can consent 10 commend. whose vir
tues we az able 10 discover. and have always ,eduousy
av luea giving utteI to anything that might any
s h But with .efereiee TO remedy manu- uctI cd In
as household words, speak nom knowledge Oi It's in.
Lrnsc sxGcIlenetes its adaptation 10 many OF tie ills
IL e, ana the security with which 1t may be used we
seak OF The Nonal ell Nerve and hone Imminent, prepaf
"a 6y H. u CaTr Co., from prescription furnished by
ins one o! the most eminent Physicians GINA This
dy which will relieve PAIN will Il ~ com,
pounded 10 equally eficacloasin emovil aec.
HONS pli cle that has be.n successfully yelot ed
II Is simply the ofsping of Science being mild sim.
pic IN us ACTION End yet revealing In its effects rover
more re1c hing The hidden siIews OF man
anu beastanu yet being innoxous 10 weakest infant
1t Is ais" By la the cheapest M market bel Rg
put up In otes twice large as the majority n one
outh than the largest, besides being Than four
times as ST. ong we commend it TO those in want OF
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u.C G less extensive, lea.
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druggists Washington Hall, Monroe ST., Wheeling Va
Also sold by MlCHRAL DUNN, Mour dsvilIc and nv
most OF the leading Druggists in the ado ming counties
Letter addressed 70 Of Mr.. Curtis Rutea Arer a,
years troubled with Female Con pains-pT utr RI
and all attending dCutiesi times rendering nv lie
nSetahie have had the attendance some OF the
rest physicians, with but little success the most they
sou 10 was 10 ,eeve-a cure the question
or lEe months before cOmmcIr ing with your cine
had not been able 10 any labor could walk hi,
lew sels At time and eeiy out or toors-iu
snort was completely atcd, both in body ard
mind, and expected TO out The my JaIs In sui
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Tlhe Cathotcon, as The last not used II
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ARE you SUFFERING

ERoM rheumatism; Sore Throat, CrouP,, Difficult
F S a e1s so1s
pam OF sps Ia Tie siomseb hoIeTs MOI csSess
nanlum Cholic Lame Rack. Chblains bites OF Poi on.
or Face burns bruises. Glazing, ehaPped hands, corns
Conf actions the Muscles or cords, cuts OF any kind
SAIL Feu@ seurvy Sore Ppes Sore Lips. s veneresi
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80 - A SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which only removes pain almost nsantsneously, but
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
sSs NH a tie idea S Of curing
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causes, The Proposition will less exiravagant; but
ACE would JORGE caNdid 10 ackno lis merits for
az who have used II themselves Witnessed its magic
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you noticed the strik ne mlarftys between
many external and internal diseases having entirely differ
en- nsnst And has Il never occurred 10 you that
10 both THIS remedy Is oGe you in Tie oSrI.
Sx 7, which does your
sty s1rss q but i9 simply The
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teaching The most hidden sinews of mann or beast
by far the eeGPes ljnent in being put u in
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he unprecedented in which the Nonra rei Linnent
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We would however refer those afflicted ones who have
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in the different diseases which Is ,ec0nlneLcL al
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THE TAPE WORM.

Thisis the most difficult destroy OF all thai
hes tie human syste II g. almost indefinite
length, becoming coied and fastened in the inesneS
and stomach, enecti1g the health sadly cause
vits Dance Fits. etc that those Afflicted seldom
suspect That 1t Is 1cie Worm hat is fastening them
to an early grave In order TO destroy this Wo very
energetic treatment must be pursued
proper TO take orr ormy Liver Pills. rem0ve
all distractions, thai tie Worm SyTuI. nuy direct
npon the Worn which must be taken doses two In
bio sroonnls three times say These direcII followed
have never been known fail In curing the most Obdu
rate case OF Tape Worm. i5z l.l5aI
READ FotLOwiN0:
And you cannot be indifferent 10 this aPrell. Human
ny calls uon you 10 do your uuty II is only out
Inc mary thousands who has SCENTS wonderful effects.
Dr. J. y. Observation-Disclosures 10 you, the in
vehtor OF highly valuable nrdicne, prompts this humble
estimon! inits favor as be:ng SAT- gentle yet power
fully efectnai remedy for Worms Having lad much
re fence IN knowing t,s effects Of various Preparaions
my vile, who was well skilled in ilmistertRg child
IN pronounced il the best she had use aid
would use no other while yours could be had a daugh,
ter Of ours became seriously d,seased Tier symptoms
were alarm 1g, but her mother sought
ay Tor Worms Having obtained yours BY the time size
had taken haIa bottle OF Sir, tie joy IL ELECTION
ale oieI To see the Improvement In iIeT Child she be
Ing about i've or six years old She Tassed immense
quantity OF worms, he sic KY eOutenance glen
cd her spirits returned, aud in short time lovely
Child, threatened will decline death, give ROM
ise OF heath Thasks to kind Providence AhosG bIes
sing attended your Syrup, restored The child
deIcc recommend 10 all ia cnis yyhose Children are
suffering with Worms.
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DIR. DYES REI,IEF

For Coughs, Colds, HoGseness, Bronchitis and
Incipient Consumption.
IFTEEN years success in the use or this SYRup In
rrivate practice, for the various affections OF the
Ioca and Lungs, is deemed sufficient recomInendato
npresentinS 70 the afflicted insure trial OF lis ef
icacy. : 80. " 40 e'.
There Is nothing in this Syrup will there
pc no danger IN the youngest child lis
use In any nifty under circumstances Ii is pleas:
Price60 cts. per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. J. S. DYE, HartIora, Con
forsale by lLs7 KILLS & CALDWELL,
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
DR. j. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,

1t stands pre.eminent
for The curative POWER
in all the diseases for
which il is Iccommei.d
cd usLailycalIc Female
Complaints: or these
are Prolap>us, UieIi, or
Failing OF the Womb;
Flor Albus, or Whites,
c hrUnic lnnamnlati,i II
AMI Liberation OF the
Womb; Incidental Hem.
OrrliaSc, or Flooding.
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular Menstruation,
&C., with al their &C:
comPanyirgeviIs, (Can.
ce' excepted, 10 matter
how severe OF OF how
ong standing.
The Catlolicon far
SurpasSeS other RENE.
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MEDICINAL.
3 NonpareilIs Nerve and Bone

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
f-f Ii NJ M E.NI1, 80
BY H. II. CARR & co.. FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHEDSBY DR..
WATSON CARR, Of WHEELING,
LATE OF MURGANTOWN.
II HSon NE broad priRefpe any remedy shieh
,ctH Telfere erieTal pain, tc If FTePeTly com;
pounded, & equally srseees.fi ia rsTovns t1lie'-
gFecfIoHs; Foteer 1rAfch Il beautifully .as-r
derelvPe9 in al.i Peeaiiar 70 Me
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UNION HoTEI

,,,,,,s, GEORGETOWN, D. c.
THIS large and convenient house, ha wing been horoueb
~ repaired and reted with entirely new furniture or
commodation OF guests - if''.i'S ~ S az
ne invites the patronage public; and
tose WHO avor him with their company may be
reception, the best fare, ana such
ana attentons as will make his touse compare
Inc best kept hotels in The District or eyyhere
omnibns IS constantly pass to and from the Eapnol
ar22-6m Ip NJ RIrzur,cY