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MATCHES,
w JEWELRY.


M. w. CALF BRO. are constantly receiving
large invoices OF the above, and offer every article
IN their line, at the Lotcest rates
GOLD AND SILVER WORK Of every descrip-
tion, made TO order, such as TESTIMONIALS
richly eabeliished, with appropriate desisns Sill
YER TEA SETS, DINNER SERVICES, &C
Precious Stones set in every style however cab
crate.
ARMS, CREsTs, NOTICES, &c. cut on stone
Nj. w. GAIT & BIO,
334 Pa. av, between 9th and 10th ~
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OST FROM THE UPPER WINDOW of NV
- dwelling. Silver Mug, marked James e. Me
Cure. The finder of which will receive a reward
dwelling. las q. McGIIIPE vi
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JUST RECEIVED

n HADAmE bELAkUE'S, beautiful assorI
n ment of new MORE Antique and GauIe nm
mings for dresses, Bonnet Ribands, French En-
brOideries ane Laces. Also, Dress hats, fine Flow
eTs, and great variety Of Straw Bonnets, fresh
perumeiies, &c. A large assortment OF Stamped
muslns, such as Infants Dresses. Chemisets, Rand
and Collsrs, OF which lowing TO the great quantity
sold) the price has been reduced.
ass Pa. sv bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
Madame ID solicits continuance Of the liberal
patronage extended her by The ladies and for which
she returns her most sincere thanks.
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The Naval Engineer Board are still in ses
sion in Winder's bulldog, in this city. There
were some thirty candidates Conferred" for ex-
animation for admission into the Engineer
corps Of the Navy-about twenty of whom,
only, presented themselves for examination
before the Board. About thirty in all have
been and are yet to be examined for promo.
ton. The Board will not be able to conclude
its labors at least until the end Of next week.
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEA dGOLT

TN d % II HY HI Five hundred bsles
l. Northern TIMOTHY HAY, in lots TO suit pIr
casers. For sale by ROBT ID. TWEEDY,
Corner Pa. avenue and 18th St, south SIDE.
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NOR HIRE-FOR A TERN OF YEARS, A
Il COlored Boy; is sIrnng aRd able 10 do the sorg
ni man Inquire AT ITO Pa avenue, bclw. lsh
and 2Oh SIS, over moore's Drug Store.
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I OST-On Frida, evening, in Georpetown no
II tween West street, ION Washington or Bridge
streeD and Mr.. JnO. II. Shoots store, a bundle of
Black Silk, 81 yards. The finder will be suitabIv
,sWaIded by leaving it at the store of Mr.. JNO. III
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u ADvzRrIsznKNTs should be handed
Ill by IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
rot appear until the next day.
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The Burlington, Vermont, Custom house. -
The award of the contract for the construction
OF this work, has been postpc ned until the 18th
pro1imo, and new proposals are to be advertised
for We presume that the cause of this post
ponement, is the fact that no acceptable bids
were received, all Of them being too high in
the estimation Of the authorities Of the Treas.
ury Department.
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

AnNA EVn Ihn SEAk.
The following persons are authorized
to contract for the publication of adver.
tisements in the Star:
Philadelphia-v. B. PALMER, N. W.
corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ. PErTINaILL & Co..
Nassau street.
Boston B. PALxER, Scollsy's
Building.
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Help He, cassius, or I Sink Our
neighbor made pathetic appeal, indeed, last
evening to the South, to como to the rescue of
lis cause. Why didn't it say, in return for
its anti-Nebraska- bill resolution in the Phila-
delphia Convention and if not for that, then
in gratitude for New Hampshire Know Moth.
ingism's act in electing john P. Hale to tho
U. S. Senate!
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49, GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
ONa and Pie Mic. The Cool Will Club be-.
leave u INFO m their friends and the public in gen.
eral hat they will their First Grand Excursion
and Pic Mic n the White House Pavilion THURS
DAY, July 10, s55
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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THE MEMBERS OF THE COLUMBIA
~ Fire Company return their sincere thanks
10 the Western Hose Company for use of Hose, and
70 the Franklin Fire company for a supply OF wafer
~ the IRE on G, between All and 5th streets, on
Tuesday morning last.
je 16-ltt JAMES NcDFRN MOTT Goo
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nF the best quality, OF purely wood burnt, can be
" had IN any quantity, al all times, al a reduced
price, from SERLf'S Patent Kiln, corner Of Viz.
gina avenue and Canal street Island.
10 l4-lts
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IN 600 sEaARs, Of various brands, pan
oO.OOO prime, will be sold low TO close con
Segment. HALL g. HENNING,
Ie l4-1 $40 Seventh q.
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EOR AL E-FROM FOUR TO FIVE HIN
4 dred bushels of superior WHITE SAND, for
Also, three hundred bushels of WHITE GRAVEL,
TOT walks, will be sold Wholesale or RETAIL II il now
lying at Petiibones Wharf, at foot Of 18th street
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IYE D-,LLARs n A. a. anD-sfr,.

Z ur stolen from the corner OF 18Th and -
@ streets, on the 26ih ultimo a small Clark Hp
bn die Cow, with crumpled horns ifhout m
marks Of age. Neck appears ts have been cui, and
hair rubbed of; ears slit. The above reward viii
be paid on the return OF the said Cow.
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STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER. LAST
~ evening, brown DOG, of bull and 80
hasun breed; hAd on when stolen a COL aO
lar win my name on it. IF the said dog anu c,sr
Is not returned, the law will be enforced on whoever
'he said collar may be found upon
l.. MALONE,
Z street, between 9th and 7th
N. Bit can be proved that the collar wa, on The
dog when stolen 10 M las
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OsT-On Wednesday, June 18th. at the steam.
IL b at wharf al The foot Of llth street, a BLACK
LEATHER TRUNK, with a small suia Of iron on
each end, and bound across the top with doubled
rope. The leather the top of il has bursled by
being ct with rain, leaving a small place OF naked
wood The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving il al DOrsey's Livery stable 9Th street. be-
tween and streets, for ELIZA ARTIs.
ip la-3Ts
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CIGARS-CIGARS.

OIUAhO-CIGAhS.
- UPERI0R HAVANA CIGARS.-Ihaye received
~ twenty thousand more Of those choice OPEN
5nf COncha brands. Also, other brands Of fine Oh
gas. ROBT. ID. TWEEDY,
Ia avenue and 18th sts south side
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X n. Guilford, VT.
Evelyn Pier pont, VT.
Geo d. Hatch, Vt.
Rich'd Clements, Del.
Z: s. Nc Clellan, n. j.
W. ID Danenhower, Ill.
David B. Booth, CT.
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rlty resolutions
W. +. JOhRston,
J. Bowman Bell,
ID E. Small, Pa.
n. Coulter, Pa.
John A Prichet,
A. s Livin gston,
JOS. Il. Barrett,
Horace Kinsley,
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Aunited States Marshal for Georgia. The
President has appointed Daniel II. Stuart,
Esq, to be United States Marshal for Georgia,
v'ee J 4. Johnston, resigned
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Tho Original Enemies Of Henry Clay
Our ingenious neighbor is in bad way. Tits
apprehensive that the original enemies of
Henry Clay may triumph, as the result of tho
squash-up of its affairs in adslphia. Our
neighbor and John NJ AcCalla and the rest
of that class Of orr ,inal friends Of Henry CLAW
are, of course, distressed and indignant at anv
such thought
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Deighbor says:
The South, then, having been abandoned
by the kOrthen Democracy, has no aItern tive
but to plant itself up tho National Platform
adopted yesterday at Philadelphia. UnIss.
the South takes this course, and calamity sus
tains Its MON loving and conservative bretb.
rem In New York, Pennsylvania, aud New
jersey, the danger is imminent that Seward
or some other inscriptions and unprincipled
Free Soil demsgogue, will be nomin atsd a,
the Presidential candidate of the Northern
fusionists, and be elected by the united votes
Of the supporters Of the present AdminNrs
tion and the original lends of Seward and
enemies Of Henry Clsy.".!
Now this is, indeed, {. cutting 1t fat" We
presume that our neighbor, By Northern
Democracy" must mean Senator Wilson and
his brother seceders Of his Philadel phia Con.
vention. II cannot be that he has not seen
the accounts of the recent election of q Ne.
braska- bill Democrat to be mayer Of New
Haven, and another to be Mayor Of Hartford :;
Of tho defeat Of the Know Nothings in wor.
cestef, Mass, and elsewhere in the North
recently, where Nebrasksism never before
carried the day. Wilson & Co because South
Carolina, Virginia, Alabama, Louisiana and
one or two more slave.holding States would
NOT applaud the Southern poses Of our neigh.
a0r conductors two horse act, (dsneuncing
'rs snse'nsas Of the Nsbrssks bill, DC y So.
esdsd and formed a new Know Nothing or.
ganisation with naked Abolitionism 70, Il.
basis or foundation, and our talented amlsbls.
courteous, enthusiastic, entertaining. ippsnu.
Gus, truthful and knowing nsighbor eoolly
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DhhSON AL.-Iniormaton wanted OF Thon-
l. as Brdgrmant, shOe cutter by trade, who lett
Albany, N Y, on or about the LIST Of January last,
FOR washington city, IN search OF employment. Any
person knowing al lis whereabouts will confer a
great favor upon his sister. Mary Arm Brideeman,
by addressing her al the Star Office ie l4-3t
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AT HOME!
PETER SHANGHAI HAS RETURNED.
And having taken nm hi. ahnda m

'yNHE partnership heretofore existing under IN,
fam Of s. c. Mills Co has been this d,y
dissolve All persons INDEBTED 20 the late firm are
requested 70 make payment 10 JoHs Mus, by whom
The business WI be continue and aII person,
having claims against the late firm will present the
same TO him for settlement.
e. G.. MILLS,
je l5--3; JOHN Mills
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sw.1s AZ abandoned ~ and shall forfeit an right 70 soch
ne above resolution and specifications were adopted-
Dtry nine voting In the Affirmative and four In the mega
tive.
Upon motion OF Coun Gilman Clancy the report
ing the pay II police captains from 81 600 To 81 $50 was
taken from the table, and voted for wi hout debate and
lost for want Of constitutional VOTE 1t was then moved
that the vote be reconsdered This motion being carried
the report again laid upon the table,
communication received from the Comptroller In
answer resolution Of the Board asking the various
amounts that have been drawn out Of the city treasury
by requsition under $780, The Comptroller replied that
printer and would when published give all the nforma-
ion called for. This communication laid upon the
table and ordered to be printed.
Upon notion the Bead then went into Committee oil
the Whole, Councilman Cooper in the chair.
After some unmporant business, the report in favor
of special baggage ne To betxeen the hotels ans
all steamboat landings in the city, was taken up.
CLANCY entered the and being somewhat surprised
that ii before the Board ssked II II taken up Ia
its regular order on the calendar.
The PRESIDENT raid II not taken up In Its regular
order.
Councilman CLANCY somewhat excited)-well this Il
Who is opposed to q involving, perhaps two
three millions, that brought up ami out Of
it's orGer. won't submit to this. BY what authority
put this paper before the Board should like 10
know
Councilman CooPm I'm the chair)-This report lay be
fore the desk, al took 1t up.
Councilman CIAHCY-Weli If you can't do better than
motion then carried that the regular calendar
be resumed
After the transaction Of rome further unimportant
business, the Board adjourned
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williamsburg City News.
EFFECTS OF TIE GALA CHURCH sTEEPLE Bio

DOWN AND SUGAR HOUSE uSKooFEp.
On Sunday night about oslosk during the strong gale
Of wind the roof the Peoples sugar refinery situated il
FIRST street, at the foot Of South Second blowa or
The root which covered the main building about ~
feet in length by 81 feet wide. As it raised up in
the air. It broke In the centre and portion was Gu
red two dwelling houses and down with TIRE
nendous orssh in South Second street. distance "
30 rode. The other portion carried across u
street and struck against the aouse No 174 First stree
occupied by Mr.. William shepard Tho portico and from
steps nfideraby smashed no, and the fence ami
r Or in front entirely dencli. hsa Quite
Of Iarss OF gs demolished in the two atjo,ainp
houses by Tying tBgmei Owicg perhaps TO the
but lew persons were abroad and H. 1red.
nrrrg he gale the seepla Of st. Mary's Ca'hp
lie Church. sisnae at the Of Leonard and Remse
streets was blown down, and slightly damaged or
Oft dwelling The opposite shoe. The steepie
about 1O feet in rg,h and has always been considere
tangsrous. TIE door he frst platform sail To
open, and as the seelle filled with air, 1t was eas
led Some consider able excitement causal
fro q that and boy had been killed., Search
made and I'll that found the m1tl.ted
nsins cf an aged dog
lie bark Cape Fear of New YORK. parted her fastepne
the New York side and drfed the river wher,
n made fast a; the foot Of South st:eet, by
ferry haDds,
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Court OF General scssi ons.
Before Recorder smith.

There was some little delay In opening this Court yes
terday morning, owing to the change made In the detailed
police officers OF the Court by his Hoaor the Mayor Ser
geant A. " Davis who, understand has been an A.
taebe o. this Court Tor I'VE years past and for years the
crer OF the Court has Teen removed together with six
other officers, viz officers sriccr, Lowery Woodbridge
Parton, soswick ana iierce, The newly appointed
geant Davis; and officers hnchs, First ward; Gaughan
Sixth ward; Gray, Sixth ward; Rice, Second ward and
Files, Fifth ward.
The day occupied IN the trial Of conductor on the
Sixth avenue railroad charged with sppropriang sixty
seven cents railroad isre 10 his The ca was
not ended AZ the close Of the Court.
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THE LATE TELEGRAPnIc FEAr.-Last night. at
10 o'clock two elegraphic operators sat oonyersing To-
ptther in the ofbce At New York not oraIlv hut NV
Of the wires their words passing from one 20
he other by the way Of New Oreons The c cult was
completed the whole ronto and they counu
without N aid Of any other operator dispatch dated
New York, November 20, 10 O'Clock, IS minutes r.
fNev York time, vas reeived here at q O'Clock, 10
tov. So
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bidder shhli furnish
anrnas blood oal and other rcfe matter and nusances
in accordance with the following specifications for the
h,e next thereafera TIE conrac, prepared
counse to the Corporation
First The contractor shal collect and from al
Fast river or TO such other docks or ps az e omm
Sesnc may It my tune or mss hereafter designate and
mes Provide and keep a. his own cost and expense asa
h perof nance Of sue work. said Carts shah BE- a
pToysd and licensed y ,hs cry inspeeIor =
a, ueh escs o. .P ss aforesaid suitable nqmSer q sa
scss herein al dead Sorse. and cher dead sn aaa an
~ blood Ola and other refuse matter from butchers saugh
and s oher Of slnIar kind may or
s ~ S ir Or az M aS dock and s
p,nse, suitable boxes for tie oon Of all orders
n h g and % 0f n Gcs s'
cae al orde-s comulsn,s 10 be collected from each
sSs s Hss O. s as S II e
be 10 aecrdarce wih The contract as ,oon po
bic aef he reception OF snoh order complain other
Fourth The ract,r hall leAs' once in ever, day re-
ers and nuissnces aforesaid suitable proper
.ee eseh da' during the months Of june july, August
flnb Approved su'etes 70 the amount OF thirty thop.
ard ' s a The he ssSsssd s . s end o. ne
rne as les nss or Refusal wSaa T. S Ss e.
contract he rcqnremeus of these sp oe
ei't arrs, shall he tuucaent au,orxN
City Inspector rroceed perform thereof assha be
reelected refnstd at he expense Of cargeabc BY The
IcTpcson 10 e contractor snd his turees and rurh rein
sol neglect shall authorize snd empower the Common Con
ell al any time rvvoke and snnui sueh contracts
sirh The bid shah state he which the bidder will
pay per ssnym t,r such rsh, and pryiese which
quarterly tuns. at the end ~ each quarter. :
Seventh strict compliance WI the provisions Of uie s. az
sra e, .ps r.
ssss III ssnd ?, 10 =: %
the wiring within TIN dsys AFTER bena md
ted ds such contract ready be hey shan be eonG3er
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Mayors Office.
CHANGE OF FALSE PRETENCEs-NINE THOUs AND
DOLLARS INVOLVED.

William II. Ritter, who has contract for supplying
the g. and Trunk Tairoad in Canada with axlcs, wa
arrested on Friday afternoon in the city Of Rochester b.
officer Hope Of the Mayors Office, charge Of perpe-
ratirg Wholesale fraud upon Aipes' Iron Company Of
lichheld Co., Coma The officer encountered some di
Guilty in eIcciing his arrest 1t claimed that tho
Supreme Court had uIisdic ion in his case, aud could
tafc hail fer his safe appearance there Judge Seien
finally adjusted the matter, by holding the accused 10
bail in the of S6 600 To At the Court Of
raj Sessions In Tits city, the first Of January. 80.
pears that on the ninth day Of January last agrcs.
ment was made between Mr. Ritter and Horstio Amss
The manager Of Ames' Iron Company that the latter
should send 70 Rochester 50 600 worth Of railroad
sSes 10 the firm Of Carpenter Dutton in that city which
finn Mr. Ritter repre- ened hsvicg the co1trac, tor
the Grand Trunk Railroad The axlcs were sent on sc
eoEding 70 agreement, bat shortly afterwards was d
covered that Carpenter & Dutton insolvcnt ana
that they had such contract the representations Of
Ritter being untrue he himself the real contrac
tor. No money having been sent In pay aeak tos tue
nxles Mr. Ames could look upon the affair in no other
light than as grand fraud on the part Of Nc. Ritter
Hence he immediately proceeded ~ the Mayors Office
and IL affidavit taken before Jusfice 0sborne set
forth the whole scheme. warrant thsreupon Is.
sued tor The aprrehe Of Ritter which executed
az abose mentioned, by officer Hope.
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The Neutrality Of Braxll-Theatrlcal Com
plimenss tn France.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD,

plimenss TO France.
TO THE EDITOR OF TUE HERALD.
Brazil has broken is neutrality France and England
ccDjcnty have just been the Of the gravest nsul
that nation can receive from one with whom ii Is
peace 1t is true the Japanese habits Of the azlans
naturally place them beyond the law Of nation. 5ers
is 1t is said, what happened at Para the 10Th of Ia
August, ard renewed the 30th Of the ,nt
SUNDAY, 2eth-I accompanied Mr.. CHI. Klepper to ,he
theatre. This ia what witnessed: They represent
piece for benefit large and very fine Cossack dsacei
q solo, in character and greatly applauded 80 .,
this male and female ringer-such there only az al
Para-howled very interesting, merry song This
ended, there appeared q made up swarf announced in
the bills posted up - French officer arriving ii I'm
sebassopol' This laughabe carrcsure was dressed in
red jacket which had once belonged to an English de
serer the hesddIess the historical hat Of the old Napo
leon, in which was displayed tr-color cockads Of
French, Is large dish. This awa-f roce q mask
which there had been attempt 10 produce beard
mouslache. and profile Of the present French Empe
Napoleon III.
At this moment, If the theatre had tottcred under
braves sud applause could have been surprised
but what sstonished to see In the President !
box the Vice President Of thu Province applsung
than any one insult Of such q nature-sh ch cannot
b. without results. II must be a. has been so ofeo
ssd that the Brazilian s destitute Of common sense
Of moral sense, TO forget himser 20 far.
On Thursday, goth, the same farce was repeated With
his popularity: the calls for Ndpoeo ps,ucns 1iitle
Napoleon and applause numerous and more
vehement than on Sunday.
The Chancellor Of the French Consulate was pressst At
this repse entation, from which conclude that the
French government will learn how the Brazli,p
authorities honor the name and colors Of France Al
giers, remember Alright, was conquered for much
DO not think France win take the trouble 70 conouer
Tars hut believe that this folly Of the Paraenses win
cost Brasil the free narigAu'n Of the Amazon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-11
MU NICIPAL AFFAIRS
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

This Board did not meet In session last evening Four
O'Clock in the afternoon 10 the hour named for oganr
ton and roll call. Yesterday at I'VE nues to fou w
the City Ha clock ten minutes to four by tho A 1,
the Office Of Clerk Of the Board of Aldermen ana Ave
minutes pas four by the clock In the CHI .nsr a, the
Supervisors, ayor Wood entered tho sss and in h,s
naturally agile and business like msnD a. walked quickly
up to the cha r ana sA'a' oep viii please cali the
nine members answered. whs a the number v~s an.
Doaneed to his Honor he rep A.e Nine msmssrs only
hat he rushed OF hhe = AZ windn leaving saoeryisars
Briggs Barker and son other gen lemsn, just arrived
in great astonshmen' and admiration, no Doubt at this
Il sson in official pun SGuality.
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Hoes AT LOUISVILLE The total number OF boos
slaughtered At Louisville Thus far this season a only
0tt Lead. At the period Last season fully tt0 M
head Killed which makes the operations uv 70 the
present time 100 GOO hogs behind last year On the IA
met there IL 40 In pens ready 20 be al us,te.s
The prevailing rate Ia ~ SO MT
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-11-12
Almanachs for 1854.
FOR SALE,
BY
"A. GI G r Y,
DonaIsonyillc.
HOTEL DE L'UNIGN,

M. Jacques Vivey, de DonaldsonviIIe,
PREVENT SEES amis ct lie public que lie Ter
J%anvier proclaim, il fera a Donaldson
Vile, Pouverture de l'noTEL DE L'UNIoN
%ancien hotel de la California; etabIis
sement quill Went de f~estaurer de fond
en- comble. s
Meubles ct distribution du local, tout
est organise aujourd'hui dams cctte mai
on pour en- faire un excellent hotel.
Elegance ct comfort, VOLTA quelIe a etc
la devise du proprietaire en-
P%renant des dispositions pour assurer lie
success de son enterprise.
DE Jolls aPpartcments pour garGons,
de bien wastes ct bien colnmodcs pour
families, ct par dessus. celia, I'M bonnie
cuisine a la bordelaise, VOLTA les titres
ayec IesqueIs M. Vivey s%olIicite pour
son Establishment lie patronage du pu-
bic. y"