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EURNITURE AND HoUsE.KEEPINC

AMI IIoO0G~ N lNe
Il Goods, in the greatest variety, now on sale at
he new store on Seventh street nextto Fellows
Iall, vizs 5dl aa 9 {,
Cabinet and Cottage Furniture, separate and in
acts .t Z
Parlor Furniture, in almost every variety
Elegant Parlor Sets, in brocatelle, plush, and
hair-cloth 8 "a a
Enamelled Chamber Furniture, in sets
Marblc-top Centre and Sofa Tables, Tcapoys
Sofas, Tete- a-tetes, Easy Chairs, and Rockers
Large Recumbent Chairs, for invalids
Chairs and Rockers, hair-cloth, cane, and wood
aeat
Bedstesds in mahogany and walnut the latest
and most approved patterns at
Common Bedsteads, at the lowest prices
Sofa Beds, lounges, Camp Chairs, and Cots
Bureaus, Sideboards, Wsrdrobes, and Wash
stands
GiIt-frane Mirrors and Toilet Glasses
Extension Dining Tables, Leaf Tables, Of cherry
and walnut
Mattresses, Of hair, husk, and cotton
Office Furniture, Desks, Tables, and Chairs
0il-cloth Carpeting, and Door Mats sfte
ALSO, AN ASSORTMENT Of
China and Glass Ware. Painted Tin Ware
Waters, Tea Trays, Knife Trays, and Baskets :
Fancy Baskets, Buckets, brass-bound and CON-
mon
Washing Tubs, wash Boards, and Clothes Driers
Maptel Clocks, Ladies' Fancy Work Stands
Children's Carriages and Hobby Horses
Children's and Misses Chairs. In variety
Children's Bathing Tubs, Bird Cages, &c,
The assortment is as large and varied as will be
ound In any other store Ia Washington. Much Of
he Furniture s OF fine quality and win be sold at
-ery reasonable-prices, s8 n fla. lr
oct 5--2uw8w A, R0THWELL,
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
XNE presume no Medical Prepar

Wv tion ever offered 10 the public has been
more thoroughly tested than PERRY DAVIS'S
PAIN KILLER. Thousands Of persons, were they
called upon to do so, would checrfully testify that
they have used II for various s with the most sat.
isfactory success. II is within our own knowledge,
that an immense amount Of suffering has been re.
leved by IL. Its proprietors, Messrs Perry Davis a
Son, pains expense in order to satisfy the
public Being strictly honorable men, they observe
the utmost uniformity in the manufacture of their
celebrated Pain Killer. The materials OF which It Is
composed are carefully selected, none but the best
quality beirg used. BY these means, the high rcpu.
tation which the Pain Killer has long since acquired,
Is at all times triumphanty sustained In view OF
these facts, we are by no means surprised to learn
that Messrs. Davis Sons sales are constantly and
rapidly increasing. While we congratulate friends
generally that 80 valuable preparation az the Pain
Killer Is placed within their reach we must be per-
ited W rejoice at the wellmerited success OF its
liberal and cnterprising proprietors. - froridenoo
General dassrtiso, h4 } h&
PERRY DAvIs'S VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
"voluntarily, conscentiously, and with much plea
sure we recommend to our readers the above named
medicine e speak from our own observation and
experience, when we say, that 1t removes pain a. Il
by magic from all parts Of the body aud Of the
best medicines in use for checking diarrhma and re.
moving the premonitory symptoms of cholera. II
is applied both internally and externally with the
best Effects and none who have used the Pain Killer
would willingly be without II constantly in their
houses, - CiHcinnati LeeniRg Noapdriel
The Pain Killer IL sold by Gray y BaIantyne and
John 7, Mortimer, Washington, d. @.
nov 9-d3m
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Against the insidious wiles Of foreign induence-
oonjure you to believe me, fallowcitizens the jea
ousy Of free people ought 70 be constantly awake;
since history and experience prove that foreign in
Auence is one Of the most baneful foes Of republican
government - Wdshingt0n.
"I hope we may Rnd aome means, IN future, Of
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political
commercial or in Whatever form it may be attempted
oan scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
sish Of Bilas Dean that there ocean of hre
ha.ween this and the old world. .'"-sJsf ferson. k
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SAMUEL g: BUsEY n co.
PrOprietOrs.

THE DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN, sy
II published every afternoon, Except Sunday at
the corner Of Louisiana and Tenth street. and
i dsvered TO city subscribers (payablo 70 the car
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dx months, always In advance. Sisf s t9
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Five lines or less, insertion, rs cents; each ad-
ditional line, s cents. 8 M
Each additional insertion, half Of the above rates.
Displayed advertisements charged solid msa aire.
THE WEEKLY AMERICAN ORGAN
II published every Saturday, on the following
Terms.
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copies, one year. 5 90 8 copies, 8 months..6 90
10 copisa one rs 90 10 copies, months 8 90
- Payments always In advance.
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Ten cents per line for e&ch insertion.
fB- All communications on business connected
With this paper must be directed to the Ansesicass
Ovgan,v Washington city, and be postpaid. n.
KY All advertisements for the Org0n" should
Ds handed into the Office before twelve o'clock, NJ, Of
the day of publ .ation. saAI
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WHOLE NO. 800.
From the Louisville Journal.
Morning Flowers.
ny NARY 9. p. smINDLER.

BY NARY 3. b. sHfNDLER.
Ye beautiful flowers the fresh dew OF morning
On every fair petal Ia gttering still; S4sy.,s..s
re read me lesson, We bring warming
with varying feelings my bosom 20 FILL
The lesson ye read me Is glorious and cheering,
re tell me OF Him whose creation ye areJ-
The sight Of fresh flowers can Danish my fear ,t.
They tell Of thy goodness, oh Father in Heaycnl n.
To hearts that wearied with earth and It's carc
These beautiful flowers thy mercy has given EFI
To brighten world full of sorrow and tears t
And ye bring me Q warning before many hours n i
Yen lie on my bosom all dropping and pale; +.
Ye must wher and die, oh my beautiful flowers e
And thus all earths treasures vanish and fafll
But thanks be ia God cen in fading and dying.
Yell breathe out your fragrance more sweety than
now;
So when stricken TO earth all myrcasures are lying
Will their value increase il submissive bow Il VI
NJ
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LOOK UEREf

LOOK UEKEI
MORE Bounty Land to all who served
w in any war since 1890, whether as officers
soldiers sailors, marines, landsmen. chaplains,
clerks, Indians, wagon-nasters, eamsters Cor their
widows or minor children wbo have not yet received
full 100 acres and who have been in service "a days
will do well 70 write TO US, post paid, and their Land
Warrant viii be sent 10 them, and no charge, II not
obtained. ~. t,s. MI
Address or coli on
LLOYD 4 CO., Claim Agents,
Opposite Tho Treasury, Washington, b. O.
mar TIT E 38's ttltll q
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The Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY OF the
District of Columbia.
n Oharteved by Congress,
OFFERS to the property owners of the
~ District as cheap and as safe means Of nsu-
rance as any other Company in this District
ULYSSES WARD, President.
e CHAS- WILSON, Secretary as
MATHEW q. EMERY, Treasurer.
Ulysses Ward, John Van Rswick.
Thomas Blngden, r. Browning.
y. Howard, Mathew q. Emery.
j. q. MoKelden
06ice-- Columbia Place. corner Of Louisiana avenue
and 9TH strpek 0fRce hours from 10 O'clock p M,
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
MRs. G. v. JOHNSTON,
Twelfth street. south of Pennsylvania avenue, (next
door to Squire Clark's Magistrates ohice,)
at Mrs. Bangs's.
She will cut and haste, cut Linings and Patterns
dec fly 4f7d H
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iaA BUSINESS CARDS.
JAMES III. SMITH, T,
a Wholesale and retail dealer in all kinds Of
Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, Snuff Boxes,
Fine-cut, Chewing, and Smoking To-
baccO. {.s.
Pennsylvania 4Avsaae, smdsr WSliard's Hotel,
merit door TO entrance.
nor l2---6m 4IsA .EE 8l6eB 2 As
y. W. BARN ECLO,
DAALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, &c., oa
303 SSUenM street, bet,0ssN III and 4 streets,
WASHINGTON, D. o.
N. b. ALI articles sold warranted TO prove as rep
resented.
r. B. HALL, M. D.,
homeopathic Physician,
Ofics No. 400 Washington Place, between D and Z
ts 4q Ut4@a streets. 8,t H
m Office for night calls, Ec
Third door from the corner Of the avenue in 9th st.
east side. jan ely
~ JOSEPH FERGUSON,
Barber and III air Dresser,
Eighth street next door TO Squire Smiths Office.
dec 16 -dly
M. IT. PARKER, s
House and Sign Painter and Glaxier.
No so Louisiana avenue between 9Th and 7th SITS,
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JOSEPH G. G.. KENNEDY, DID
LATE or THE CRNsUs OFFICE,
Prosecutes Claims before Congress and the Depart
mentS
Office corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
over the Savings Bank,
dec 6--1y
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The sloop. Saratoga Is at present lying at
Sandy Hook, provisioned for cruise
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DIR. JohnstOn,.

Member Of the Royal College OF surgeons, London,
graduate from one DY the most eminent Colleges OF
the United States and the greater part Of whose life
has been spentin the hospitals ofLondon Paris Phila-
delphia and elsewhere has effected some Of the most
astonishing cnres that ever were known; many trou-
Dsa wlsr ngg n se ears Tsen ase
bashfllness with frequent blushing attended some
times with arrangement of mind, were cured imme-
diotalv .,I t8sfsFE4t
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Marriage,

reflect that ropnd mind and body are the most ne
cessary requisites TO promote connubal happiness.
Indeed, without these the journey through life be-
comes a weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly
darkens to the view; the mind becomes shadowed
with despair and filled with the melancholy refiec-
tion that the happiness of another becomes bghted
with our own. q sls5s0 ss ,tI45
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
PETER LORILLARD,

MANUFACTURER,
Ne. ~, Chatham Street. Men York,
Successor of Peter George Lorillard offers for sal
all kinds Of Snuff and Tobaccos In general use
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Take Particular Notice.

DR.. j., addresses all those who have injured them
selves by improper indulgences and solitary habits
which rpin both body apd mind uniting them for
either business, marriage, or society.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits Of youths viz:
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the
Head Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Power,
Palpitaton Of the Heart Dyspepsia Nervous Irrita-
bility, .Derangement Of the Digestive Functions,
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DIR. Johnston,s Inyigorating Remedy, foi
OrRanic Meakness.

The many thousands Of the most desperate cas-,
cured at this institution within the last twelve year
and the numerous important Surgical Operation
performed by DIR. johnson, witnessed by the repor
ers Of the papers, and many other persons, notices
which have appeared again and again before the pu
lie, besides has standing az gentleman Of cldrdot
and respoasibi5tyis sufficient guarantee TO the a
1icted
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' S'edorifc 1fnetnre Or SDcating Drops. i
This medicine is truly unsurpassed in fulfilling the
in6icatons for which it is given, which ia generally
to produce free perspiration; hence its great and pre-
eminent value in and violent colds and coughs,
fevers, determinations, plcursy, neuralgia, qninsy ;
and also in alaying pain, however acnte as in bill
ions cholic rheamatisn, gravel retention of urine,
painful menstruation, &c. Price 81 cents. :, . d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24

Cost OF DRESSING THIS SEAsOS.-A writer in
the n Y. Express, speaking of the tendency of the
ladies to riot IN the fashions this season. says
''It must be confessed that a woman of means has
an excellent opportunity for displaying her taste
In dress this fall Tn shops filed with articles
exquisite in hues and material, and tolerably
pretty lady is transformed into a perfect beauty,
by means of robe OF silk and velvet, at S95 and
Sl25; an embroidered velvet cloak, which can be
had for $40, a0Rchoir of Honiton Lace for $40.
cape and muff of Mink fur 800, hat at $50, and
delicate sunshade in color corresponding with
the dress Look at the dress circle of the Walnut,
the Rachel nights, the blaze of diamonds, the
cobwebbery of lace the, rainbow -hued silks, the
bonnets looking like many birds of paradise and
then wonder why il Is that the money market is SO
tight with the poor men Who will move 20 form
a party to bring back the good old times OF neat
ginghams and pretty straw bonnets?"
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Free Love has broken ont in Lowell, Mass.
Hon. j. j. Crittcnden Of Kentucky, is in New
York.
Ex-President Fillmore is to spend the winter ia
Italy.
Cough, the temperance reformer, is lecturng ia
Halifax, VS..
Edwin Forest is playing Jack Cade" in Boston,
Mass.
Gen Cass has been invited by the Kansas FREQ
state committee to present their state constitution
to the u. y. Senate
A western editor cautions his tall readers agaips.
kissing short women as the habit has rendered
him round shoulderod.
Ihe hero OF the ..Kosta affair."" Martin Kosa,
has taken up his residence In Texas Ht
Thursday was observed as Thanksgiving day il,
In Philadelphia.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILRoAD-The opening Of the
first section Of the Grand Trunk (Canada) Rail
way, extending from Montrea to Brockville dis
tance of 125 miles took plsce Saturday last, and
the occasion duly celebrated The Mayors of
Montreal, Brockvle and Corawal participated
with many other prominent citizens. The road il
represented as being thoroughly built. The bridg
es are all OF iron with one exception.
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A BARSuh pKOJECT-Barnum announces his
intention to erect 3 Lyceum Hotel in New York
embracing within its walls Lecture and Concert
Hall, = Library and Reading Room. Restaurant,
rooms for instruction in music, and adult evening
schools, and large saloon for the social enjoyment
OF families and friends and all this without the use
or presence of intoxicating drinks
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A SUPPOSED EARTHQUAKE-It is stated that n
shock of an earthquake was felt in the northwest
ern portion of Philadelphia on Wednesday after
noon. The Ledger says
A policeman in the Tenth ward states that he
was leaning against the house at the corner OF
Thirteenth and Race streets, when the walls shook
at such a rate that he from the building An
other at Sixth and Race thought the noise
was that of distant thunder and another heard .
noise in building by, like the falling in of
roof or floor. That there unusual sound
there seems to be no doubt but the occasion of il
are unable to ascertain.
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THROUGH.-Thc rails on the Cincinnati, Will
mngtOn and GAINESVILLE road laid to Putnam,
and tlains are now passing over the entire line
The bridge over the Muakingum will soon be com
peted, when this important route will connect with
the Central road and bo in a fair condition to do
an extensive and profitable business.-H heeling 2
Times
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HOTELS.

N0TICE.-TO PASSENGERS on THE
RiGHMnND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
DANvILLE OR LYNCHBURG:
Breakfast! Breakfast.! Ample time given
to emf. :
The sHbseriberi il prepared to furnish the pas
selg-rs daily. with BREAKFAST, tn. JUNCTION Of
the Richmond and Dsnvie aad South SIde Railroads
immediately their arrival on the
NV I7-i2rn SAML D. BURKE
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RETURN OF MR.. n. J. BROws-Mr Brown,
agricultural clerk of the Patent Office has return
ed to Washington from Europe, after an absence
of three months, spent in the collection of seeds
roots and cuttings suitable for the soil and climate
of the various sections of the United States. He
visited England France, Belgium, Holland. Prus
STA Hamburg and Denmark
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SHOCKING MURDER.-=A gentl

SHOCKING MURDER-=A gentleman named Rees
Murray living near Marysyille, Nodaway county
Missouri met in the prairie, the lst inst, il
a wagon by two rutfisns named Thornhill and John
SON. and shot-two balls entering his body He
was then beaten over tho head with the breeche>
of their guns, and finally the prairie around hin
was set on fire. The oxen attached to his wagon
became unmanageable and ran off to neighbol
who upon looking into the burning vehicle found
Murray horribly burnt and dying The wounded
man lived long enough to identify his murdcrers
who were arrested. and then died
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IF A Letter from the Rev. DR.. John G..
McCabe, Of Hampton, Va.

1AHPTUN, Va. Dct. To, I1l5.
Having had occasion to BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERs in my family within the last two years in
of dyspe psa and nervous headache can safely
say have used any remedy for these distress
ing mslades with signal snccess as this. | have
carefully avoided recommending any of the var.
nostrums with which the country is flooded. be-
cause believe in majority of cases they do more
harm than good; but Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation. and produced
such beneficial results do sel liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial to their value
JNO G.. McCABE
Sold by PURCELL LADD q, co, and Druz zgists
generally. oc 80
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PURCHASE FOR FRANCE.-The agents sent out
by Louis Napoleon to this country do not confine
themselves to the purchase of grain, but through
ont the West they are actively engaged in buying
of wheat has already passed through this city
RuH1I1 C,oru
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A CAPITAL JoKE.-In the Boston (hass) Times,
Of the 10Th ult, paragraph appeared containing
Jack, belonging to Dr. Tucker, of Alabama. on
board the brig Selma. A terrific excitement pre-.
vailed in Boston, and lond cries of "Where is Tuck
orr and Send a steamboat after the Selma were
heard in all quarters. 1t turned out that the CO.
lored servant jack" was black toootiy Jaek-Ass,
and the paragraph had been furnished by some
waggish reporter, causing an awful waste of sym
pahy by the citizens of the Modern Athens"
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PoLITICAI.-The Tennessee Senate have pass
ed series of resolutions, demanding of Congress
to extend the time of naturalization to foreigners
and expressing tho sense Of the Assembly that no
Roman Catholic, holding the supremacy of the
Pope, ought to hold any office under the general 60
yernment
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A QUEER SENTENCE.-A man has been convict
ed at Wilmington, Del, of stealing pocket book,
and sentenced to pay as restitution money Sl3 66,
to be whipped with twelve lashes, TO be mprison.
ed three months, and to wear convicts Jacket for
the space of six months.
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PAID FOR IT.-The case of Martha Chappell
against Gen Stephen Tickell, for breach of promise
of marriage, tried in the Meade county Ky
Circuit Court on last week. The jury gave a YER
dict for Miss Chappc.l of 81 900.
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rs- Fn.hinunhIc CIaaks nnd 4

tS~ Fashiouabie Cloaks u n ShHwls.--
LADIES' FURS.
ELEGANT SILKS; ROBES; MORE ANTIQUES
and Dress Goods generally.
CURTAIN Material, WITH ALL THE FIX.
TURES.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
A splendid assortment of these Goods 10 which we
invite attention.
oc lG-ts THOS. r. PRICE & co.
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NEW YORK GAME MARKET-It is estimated by
the Journal of Commerce that there sold il
tho markets Of New York, during the year, 4Q00(
woodeocks, $1,000 partriges, 10000 rabbits, 20O0O
canvas back duck, 5000, brant, 2,OO0 mallard
10000 black ducks 5000 wild geese, 10000 dozer
plover and snipe and 5000 dozen wild pigeon
Large quantities of game, however, shipped tt
Europe from New York by the steamers. Canvass
back ducks command high prices in England.
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FIRST CARGo.-The first cargo of the new CROP
of North Carolina corn consisting of two thou
sand bushels, received in Charleston, S. c..
Wednesday, and sold at price rising 81 per bush
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DOSEHArAN fiOEsE.
l. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Ths house having chan ge pror,risfors with decid-
ed Improvements, is confidently recommended 10
The travelling public. Ns:1oYs returning fforn the
spri1ss Will ind there ample aud comfortable accom-
nodstiofs Is location IS Proverbialy Pieasant-snd
position hiry which, with the liberal hand of lis uvy
proprietor, uss render it the fayorite house Of the
place, especially 70 the lovers of quiet rest The
rooms are nsaty furoisef airy aud coa,orehls The
table Is wsi supplied with whatever the market at
toris-the servants polite ard accommodating Moth
ns Is wanting TO make It of tls desira BILE
roteis in the city. tan ~ JOHN DARRACOTT
LHACttANssn HDl (. "a, f,ichnaua, Va,
IA JOHN p. BALLARD, Proprietar.-To MEN
BE2s or THE GENERAL AsSErsY, AND cT'FEss yIsH-
iFG 70 SPEND The wIsTER IN THE CITY: The sub
scrl5er oegs leave 10 say TO all persons wishing TO
spend the winter in the CITY, that he has been engaged
Tor some tune IN renewing identifying end adding
much to the comfort ana convenience of his Hotel.
tine Exchaoge,) anu besides which his new Hotel
tbaltarcsl ia nearly completed, which VIII enable
him TO nIodate shoRt rs me hAfs of IN, Csns
raj Assembly in addition to his former numbers in
style ard maRFer that he has before te-n al!e
to ai'fd ana having paid r'uch attention - tl f!an
aad arrangements CT lis new Hotel, he can coul;-
IDENTITY say tas the roonis no VIII have to oter TO
Reuters this season, grestiy superior 10 anv ho
has heretofore known end his greatest pleasure in
bis business Is to MAKE h!s guests Comfort able and
tented, ne pledges his beat exertiuus TO that end
Being thankful FOR past favors whicn have been so
generously bestowed upon him he asks continuance
OF tae same. JOHN z. BALLARD.
no N--,s frorriotor Of the Exchange Hotel.
4 OH siBIAn n HOT Z A.--,.AitEss u.
- BOYD Co, having Leased this desirahle Ho-
sell will spare pains man,aiIi It's former popu-
larity ann comfort. They have employed L. PORrkH
to take the entire charge of the Hose on and after
LIST April The former PATRONS of this Hotel and nu-
friends of L. PORTER, are requested to give
them call
Richmond. March %. 1915 an %
(,OLL ND!AN ftUTEL.-Il'ilere has been
~ added to the Columbian Hotel since the las.
meeting of the Legislature, % large and comfortable
Lodging Rooms. Members and others wishing COM
Portable accommodations will DO weto call for them
no 7--5w ]. NJ. BOYD Il Co, Proprietors.
NOE3tE.-fasseEgsrs gong Ncrth hereby
l ' inIoapeo that and after SATURDAY, Ist OF
September the trairs Of she Fredericksburg Railroad
0pmpany VIII always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desiIe to
do SO, TO obtain Breakfast supper BY the
FROPEIETORS.
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug. 81, 1850 eu 81