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ecpch surrounded BY h,s sectionao wife, 10 synpa-
thsng mood
p,o,S,,-Of;cer rnove this msn to prison 90 De trlei
for this oftrse
TAsIr,r-lniurcd husband bcholdin' the sunset
through the grating OF cell.
soEsE gAiors-We smell a rat
TASIEAu.--A number OF heads together
SKeoSp Aor.-T,we, Tuesday sgh
sorSE L-NisL,. and Star" shining about Le'and'
house. Toward morning sleepers are aroused by the
raps OF wachmans club upon the door o! their apart
uent
Mrs.. LeiGn1-who's there
.S,ar"-1he Captain Of the Watch
Ms. LeiaNG-Whats wantn'. Sir
Stor"-l want to see Mr.. Mcalvsnah
Mrs.. LeGnS-i have not seen him. Sir since yesterday
afternoon.
StG'"-Open the door, Mr.. Leland, I must
whether he is here. The door is openedl
TABtrAu-Mr McAvanah aud Mrs. Leland surprised
and in their night clothes
Scr,y II Recorders Office IYe',esiay morning.
Futer the Star" with Mr.. Nc. and Rosana.
Rcco Gc,-What n the charge against these persons
STR Adultery Sir | found themtogethet in the
unjressed and apparently JUST eapea IRON the bed
| entered. .
TABIHAU-Boot the Other ley-Mr NC. anu hosaoA
down in tie mouth. -
Reoordcr-Otcer convey the prisoners TO Bergen Jsi
in defsult Of bail to be tried ON TINS serious charge aud
for conspiracy against the husband Of Rosana Also BRING
before the accused husband that may hoerste MIN
his recognssnce appear for trial the charge
against him.
LAST TaBLEAU-Mc. and Rosaua beholdug the sun set
through the grangs Of different cells. Leland at large
and very much astonished
The 7ist rnua Convention of The Episcopal Church Of
this State met in G. Church this morning, there being
very largo attendance OF members from all parts o the
Diocese Bshop Doane presided, and the proceedings
were opened with the usual relis ous services The sh
Ireraial Charge then delivered by the b shop. II
able aud careful erg9ment from the condition and
Leeds of Ne Church. and the duties and dangers Of her
ministry The Charge occupied about an hour aud shs
aud the Holy Communion was then administered axe,
which the Convention was duly organized and adjourned
to meet at ~ clock when the Bishop delivered the An
nual Address.
DRow>yD-On Monday evening last, Mr.. c. +, is,'ri,
fseive v j. duwned In pond nen Chsrio.ee
Vile but little, and in attempting 70 crrs
deep became exhausted and sank Ills eousn
vouug 49, who him the land cnde vosed -
him but could reach him The alarm was gwen and NJ
useI their efforts by dVnt anu
r.kng the bottom ind the body The was lowered but
be had nesrly y minutes before the body VA die
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Tie living Rhinoceros just imported into Boston from
Calcutta by the ship Moses Wheeler has been purchased
by Mr.. Barnum hear, for his Museum in this City 1t
is the only living Rhnoceros in America, and Ii the
largest one though yet quite young that has ever been
brought here.
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Do HELP NJ 10 HELP MT BRoIHER.-On Monday l
receixod the following letter from Jacob Ii. Grove

DO HELP NJ TO HELP Mr DRoTHER.-On Monday
received the following letter from Jacob H. Grove:
BALTIMORE, May n AZ
pEAs slr-I am now place with my stephen
Pembot He very that you should purchase him IL
'' Drop nc a. sSsT ,.iSs'oa Co. M ;ha wal. ill
hear fom before ssli him 10 the disss noua =,
wri,es 70 ''1 but 'FS s n ssins' JAcos GROVE
ihGve since received from my brother the following:
B.oTHrEI have Obtained he :Onsn; Of nay Sa;s EMO
al; S mr. Grove Mts be tod me might you ~oad
h bo ss. brother max. .rr.nsem.nt aud th. for
r,e 90 make hsn viii wort daily when get .asE to Psy
you you, S's sa vii SSe promptly have .od
to tn. s0'.h am eousnsd to my room with IRON.
S'snf'' ~" ''''s STEPHEN PEMBROKE"
rr,ro the above two things are obvious l. My dear
brother desired counsel after he got into the ssvepen at
Baltimore if he did not while in the StarChsnber at the
corner Of Murray-st. and Colege-pace in this City
Having no counsel there be plead his case maniay
and alone with his owner not without some success-gain
ing an extension Of time and prevailing upon hs master
to write me- And the public will see bow he pleads
with brothers heart. Those who may wish to aid me N
this painful hour with money, can remit their Gums 10 'ne
following gentlemen Rev. Dr. Orchard, No is Banks-st
Rev. Dr. Campbell. No. a. Moron-st; Rev DIR. smith
No lac East Thirteenthsi.i Rev T. X smith, NO jar
roIl.paee Rev Geo. l.. Prentiss, No. 20 Secondary.
Rev. $ s. Jocelyn. No 4s Beekman-st.; John Hooker,
ESQ., Hartford Coon. Hon. Francis Gillette L. s. sena-
tor Washington; Horace Greeley, Tribune once Hon
II. J. Raymond, Daily Times Office
W. c. PENNINGTON, No . siEih-sv. Ne~'fofs
The ALLEGED CossPIRacY CAsE.-The hearing IN the
case Of Mrs Ezab Jane Roe.er George Roleser her
husband. and Lewis and Jerome Murray, charged with
con.png together to eIhor, money from Bernard Pin
ner. Bowery clothes dealer BY inveiging him into
room with Mrs Roleer at late hour Of the night was
Yesterday continued before Justice WEIGH Mr. P'nners
cro-seIamnaion was concluded and went to show that
an intimacy had existed between him and Mrs L. Oacer
Brown one Of those engaged in making the arrests WA
examined his knowledge OF the case, A. had come
under hia observation The sands adjourned til
to-day.
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COMMODORE yAsDERBILTs lLLSEss.-THe Commercial
A6rerser says we authorized and gratfed to state
that the disease of Commodore Vanderbilt who was sup
posed ia be dangerously ILL., has taken favorable turn
The physicians fearful of organic disease OF the
heart. but their anxiety this score has been somewhat
aoyed in consequence of the favorable change in the
symptoms of the disease.
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fAdyeriisement.I
NoyrITIrs py TIr STEAMER EUROPA.-Tl

NOVELTIES BY THE STEAMER EUROPA.-Ihe sub
open THIS MORNING Of Paris Dress Goods
aregs Organdie Founced Robes embracing
r, dessn hi appeared In this market They
will also exhibit, pieces Striped and Plaid Summer Dress silks
ruehsed AT the late full lees than the
cos of i'm uortaiou UBsDELL PERsoS LANE No All Broad
etwe tirand and BIoOme-st.
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fAdvertise nent |
IIEE SIZE L

LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHs.-The attention OF the
public Is called style OF DAGvgRREorNPEs on PPEE;
surpsns depth Of tons and
bncy flushed painting csnva-the SIN ,ier sizes 70
hin. The most delicate ivory A likeness and
thsy are unsurpassed Perfect keness OF any size can
b. ade Ri. process fom Dagu,ueotyPs Taken only oy j.
GpsNEY C. D. FRgDEcKs, No q Boulevard des Capucines
Psrs and No $40 Broadway
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RURGIARr-ARREsT OF REoENESs.-A few nights since
the Mr. Dansuan corner Of raFy ttdt and
burglars and robbed OF ahoGs worth
Of brosdrh which yesterday found IN the Of
Nsry Elizabeth Pans. Nir,h Twenty tft
voure VIM H. Thomfson agresie charged with
having in TIE burglary snd the t~ females were
the criminal OF the soen GOODS Isy
were Stuart and held - await "a eNaiaston
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The following additional subscriptions have been re-
ceved for the testimonial to Capt Fitch and Others by
X Bell Treasurer, No. - Wal-s.:
Ke;rhsm Re gers Dement'S 100 ". X Jones %
w 5 100 Previously acknowledged eISI
ro,. e<ZIJ
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ISpiAsA.- Tle EreAsrHe lInd Journal, speaking Of
Miller the Nebraska Congressman from that district, says
he will not get half dozen votes in the Democratic Con-
Ncn;ion for denomination.
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alilIinerp, Sc.

CREAT REDUCTION IL the PRICE Of MILL
~ NtRY GOODS, RIBBONS BONNET SILAs, ARIlSi
CIhL FLOW Ek-, DRESS TRihNIAG- &e-N II LISIEEf
sIth No . Bov,J Las r reesT'5 aeei 10 ~ iAaSiAe
krtIce .1d k1gll-G lis r-Ll u9r-s- 81 tie above
-reIlS everything uove I'D - ah - re
Az. -s1--r-t II .lbDJNS, sped - u
Of trimming L.les Dress a.. As1,l4s Fi'1nsa-
PowE Tie TIE Va ale WaesJ1, ~ IN "A "a
4; ORE SCPEkB SPECIMENS of MILLINERY,
IVA he prce.l THAI
NJ 81 DAYTON Co No - Broadway, eaance IN Graad
NfENort They ostcu feiul asaip on ms
choo,st materials ard sup no. e-s o.
rally rtasorabe Tler lsomer o. Anti
FTCIAL EiONkRs u.ost EXQUISITE RAh~sy 'pub.icaa
b. The TTnde faraked Nth "a and Instruction b-i
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Advertisement.
pklin lenyps for EurOpe on :
The steamer Fran

excellent chance send TO the Old orld those
taken by ROor
NO Hadwy leaving the will of cou-se.
leave thcirp rraits with their fends
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The Spring closed codly last night indeed the whole
day was cool enough for early March. At midnight The
ky was hazy but clearing up. and the mercury rising.
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IAdvertsemertl
Cation ,-CU,MBTRS's EDINBURGH JOURNAL =

New Reprint All authorized Csnvasers are furnished with
PR>rsp Rects public against money 20
s other and particularly against w HuDssLL young man OF
slout a age who taking subscriptions and giving
frreseutng himself connected with the once OF puoca
lion which i lot tie D. ORvs Publisher, Ne 10 Nassau &C.
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BIRTHS.

EoLBRoOK-Msy 81. DAUGHTER to Mr. aud Mrs William
Hobrook
WAYLAND-Msy 80. a DavcHrER to Mr.. and Mn. chads'
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The complimentary benefit to MIS-. Mowatt on the &C.
ceson of her farewell to the stage will be given at Nbos
On Saturday night. The tickets will be in demand and
those who intend to be present must early for places
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NATIONAL TUEATFR.-The VOL

OF Mons DEvAst Is those OF Mess COSY and TAYLOR
continue and fashionable audiences 10 this popular
Theae them tonight aud will also see the real
Fairy Light Guard, forty in number in full uniform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-01
THE MURDER or FRANCIS JOHNSON.

A nan named Peter Thompson was arrested yes.o'a'y
by order Of tho District Attorney charged WIN 0eAs
-, % The murder Of Francis johnson, who was
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WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS

PKFsFNTarroys-The Trustees of the Wiiamsburgh
SAVING. Bank have Mr. o. L. Dmarest hei late sec
reary with sold watch aud chain, valued at 800 mr h
M b.p silver BY the pupils of the Universal
-t sabbath School with godhesdd By the csoa
Public school No about leave this city 70
take up bs re.Litnce In Cincinnati
Police APPoIsTMESrs.-The following fohoe sppoin'-
have been Second Ward for the present year
james Gssudct Rspeyes Ward Robert Murphy Pete, oe1n
Nc Eruy. Daniel Mctisth aud fhemas
Narrs reappon with the exception OF 'he
last named
POLICE CouRT-Before Justice Boswell, yesterday.-
Fred nick ob..ir Of In stealing goods
nom Mr.. Bennett, brought for sentence
new enhancement preferred and he was h-ii 10
bonds for trial.
Fnc coorsd aragned for examination on eh.s
of shbpg Berry the 2h Of Aug last committed es
tnal az the Court Of Sessions -
Mary Akler was convicted Of stealing wearing sp
rs from Mrs Gross sentenced 10 six months impseu
me q the County PeDieptiary
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FATAL FAIL-Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held an
Reeves Of England, -
Of sse wEo injuries received on Tuesday evening de
xss ma rloyed budins in rseny second 81 near
syuh av s,snGog upon insecure which gave
uav der h and be EEL into the cellar The jury rendered
syeldict Of Accidental Death
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fatally stabbed in Anh.ony-, months since. He
wns looked up ioT trial.
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fAdvertisemcntJ
Elegant French and India Wedding aud Visiting Cards


engraved and the latest e Wedding Envelopes OF every
,crtjop Of the imp from Ps aud Loudon silver
plated Door Plates 5O2 Broadway OF Duanest
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fAdvertis uent ]
fAdvertise meni. ]

Fowler commences OF LEcrUsEs at o'clock Tas
EVENING at the Odeon Seats free. aud collection taken
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GAS GAS GAS i-CHANDEIiERs and GAS FIX
ruR,s Of modern snd antique will be fund u the great
anufsctung dev6 Of ARCHIE WAxsss Co. NO 80 broad
The sest stock in America
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fAdyeriisement.

THE GREAT ECLipsE.-Those twenty eight SPLEEN
did views OF the Eclipse the be Roor msgnh
cent DAeusan Gallery No 500 Broadway stsOscoPes Crsyon
Photographs OF Dsgueueotypes paper taken any
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Advertisement.

PIANOS! GOOD CHANCE!
An 81. rant and varied stock PIANOS moderate prices
j. r. WARSER, No. Al Broadway
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Rrs OvrR-Eza sullivan child six years of age,
Whose rsr,s reside Charlton and Hudson Was
ycsts, by Of the Greeuwich stages and had leg
fr,cturtd She conveyed to ;he New YORK Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-01

Musical Congress in the style of the grea; London
and Paris Festivals in agitation among the Directors of
the Crystal Palace in which to be engaged nothing
less than uiens band the Germana Society Dodworths
band the Philharmonic Society, and the Choral Societies
of all our greet cities The project is perfectly gigantic
and if possible to accomplish will throw in the shade all
European festivals Of the kind.
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cry ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
,o.~-1'o1. ~ StqAf1d Iher0-ees AZ No Chrnoev a.
c.. y. sOsKETtL
1854. "A NJ IL VI Sf n
May 81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ oV
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The Columbia College Senate Committee is called to
meet at the As,or House to-day at IL clock The b. Ard
of Trustees have appointed the Rev. DIR. Spring q. ID.
Van WAGNER. and Robert Ray, Esqrs to meet the Com
mttee The General Committee Of the Alumni under
stand have also appointed Committee to confer with the
Trustees and Subcommittee OF the General Committee
to meet the Senate Committee The Trustees Of Columbia
College will meet on Monday to hear reports and act
upon general business.
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Swans the sunshine Ike q goldea
Banner all a glow,
Der grand hosts In sges oltsn-
Lone time
And the sunshine etches with its gttering finger the
shallow OF ins beauty upon tho enduring tablet and the silver
eltsns life aid Intelligence beneath lie magic touch,
BRADY's Nos 2,5 and $50 Broadway.
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fAdveriscuentl

If you vsnt really good DAGURREorfPE-one
elegsn, and cNgufciy encaed visit the Saloons
HsaDY Nos rs ard $50 Broadway Fulton ST. and
1t cureon's ssocn.
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WV n JENNINGS & Co.-Deaiers IN Firs'
" Qusitr g-.dyasde CiothaS NJ 'sne BAt'hAf-si
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The friends and opponents of the water plan held meet
ing Tuesday nishthe former Montague Hall and the latter
IN the City Both shiny attended In consequence Of tbs
rain perhaps the Of interest felt by the people In the matter
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Drp Goods.

A MOTHER ARRIVAL Of real INDIA CAMEL'
n HAIR SHAWLS and SCARFS, direct from .leaiA ~
cloee M comprising Scarlet square shs"s WE p~a
80 rs,T,w hsders Also SCARF TIES and MANTLE sCAhfs
~ ~ A. STEWART Co. BROADWAY.
DRFSS GOODS-SPRlNG STfLES.-BOOlh
IL TUTTLE No Broadway, offer TO the trsde siFs aao
500 soet Of Goods aud approved Abos ADD dss9
rhey have open rest variety Of sys OF ro ss @
sryh Lawns AID Or=srdes OF patterns not before
hihted Crshsus bingham Lawns Plain and SUI s
plain Bsrt shade and quality SenAdils A1i
psr a, .ius Plain aud Plaid De BaEes Pad and fld ro
Bsr,se de Lanes Chah Coihs EGss Phnn N ssat '
~ ~ new which together with Age STOCK Of Ainss
AID Lsins. improved dess hey 'n' ne AIRED
t;op a essh aud short time buyers
fANIILLAS-M. BELL respectfully informs the
I,s,es that he will open THIS MORNING new ana beau
,,i OF SILK MASflLLAs Tor ms atn
~ Ts The remaining sock of sp.sg styles will now Be sod a.
eeh''oe's0S ''~ MoLYSEUx BELL No. C,nsis-
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JANIS EOLE, AucfiOnrer
DERENPTORY SALE Of 100 LOTS on l4th and

ii l5th-sis and eth and 0.hA avs BROOkLiN-COLE a
Chiffon viii sell auction MONpAi. June 49, a. II
ocock al the Merchants Exehange New 9k the oEo"nS
8tb Wad Of the City OF Brooklyn. VIZ:
Eighteen each 25xl'O feet The souhery side Of lh'
h,iveen 7tb t1d 6svs and four lots In the rear
Fourteen Lots northefy side OF lo between A ana
Sih-hvs
Of stf.av, bttw lith ard Is SIS
LOIS forming the eltEe block soandea % ih oHa A
ste and 9Th and 9thA's =.
Ih property located In commanding position overlooking n7
character render certain the doubling Of
No property in value in OF three years =,
f -f'"S
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FORTH OF JuLY.-At the special meeting Of the Com
mon Council Special Committee appointed TO perc
the celebrating The ensuing snu,rsa
OF not exceeding e1Oo
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Ro,Rn ~ HrurH-A meeting Of the Board Of Health

AcaUITryp.-Jonathan ID. Holbrook, formerly CITY
Treasurer u WILLIAMSBURG ed in The Court Of Sessions iaf
on an Indictment emberns the school lands
Amounting 20 which concluded yesterday BY vfdet o.
rpy other indictments OF siiH character
standing srsirst him which he s yet 10 be tried
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WILLIAM wITrEss Aucuonser,
WILL SELL on THURSDAY at 10 o'clock, at No.
w lg7 Csp.l,t all the GENIE Ell PARLOR CHAMBER aud
KITCHEN FURNITURE Of family breaking up Housekeeping;
o The Furniture the in SSH the en-
afath re..s oryh gus
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-04

house, in order to have room sufficient to
store his millions of consigned goods, SC.
Below we give the results of the
meteorological observations, for the year
1853
The climate of Stockton and the San
Joaquin Valley, is very mild and equable:
The variations of the thermometer and
barometer are very slight; and the number
of cloudy days is very small compared
with those of clear sunshine.
In the whole year there were only AS
cloudy and rainy days, the remaining 3l7
davs were clear with bright SUM-
The whole quantity of rain during the
year was 10 10 inches.
The coolest morning was Dec. 81
thermometer 2S dgs.
The coolest noon was Dec. 26-ther-
mometer As Digs.
The coolest night was Dec. 25-ther-
mOmeter "a d gs.
The warmest morning was June 10
thermometer at 80 dgs
The warmest noon was June 16-ther-
mometer at 100 dgs.
The warmest evening was June ID
thermometer at 50 dgs.
The prev ailing winds are almost uni
versaIy from the north west during the
dry season, while during the wet season
they proceed from the south west, south
east and south.
The barometer on June 10, ran down
to % Is, and on Nov. 8, rose as high as
% 81. These were the extremes during
the year.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-04

MURDER IN MARIPosA The Stockton
Journal publishes statement from Mr..
Gould, editor and proprietor Of the Mari
posa Chronicle, giving the particulars of
horrible murder committed on the ranch
of Mr.. Corbett, situated on the road be-
tween Stockton and Mariposa city. An
old gentleman named Nathan Pratt had
heen shockngly murdered and suspicion
fell on some Mexican people living at the
house of one Dolores near by. The
murder was proved to have been commit
ted by this man, and he was hung by the
populace in front of the door Of his vic
tim. Another man, Chilean, was also
found to be an accomplice. He was soon
afterwards found and hung near his COM
panion. The bodies were yet swinging
from the limb where they were executed.
The body of the unfortunate old man
Pratt was buried near the place of his
murder.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-04

SOMETHING New AT MOUNT VERNON
On Saturday night Mrs Washington, the
accomplished lady of John A. Washing
ton, presented her husband with a large
and beautiful son. This is the first male
child ever born in the Washington man
sion. The mansion was built, except the
wings, in the year 1746. by Lawrence
Washington, who left it to the General.
1t is consequently 11S years old. There
was quite convivial time on the great
occasion, this morning, and all the passen-
gers united in congratulations to the wor-
thy proprietor and his lady.
Baltimore Sun.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-04
G. f NJ II O II Ell

The proprietor of the q
lA above house grateful for 8
the very liberal patronage here 1sAA-Ssz.sl4s
toiore extended, and resolved to merit
continuance of the same, wonld mostres-
pecttuily intimate to his friends and the
public IN general that he has reftted and
enlarged regardless Of expense.
His sleeping apartments are of the very
first class: Good beds, clean linen and
well ventilated rooms
His tables will be furnished with all the
delcacies of the season, and served up in
the best manner.
Meals at all hours.
Ills Bar, as usual, will he stocked with
all kinds of liquors, and every precauton
used to obtain the choicest brands of
cigars. JAMES H. DREAMER,
Proprietor
international Block, Auburn, NovI2my