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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23

HAnDNARE...Axes, Hand, BIoad and
III Chdpping; Haichets, Hammers. Neil
and Tack Augurs.s Braces aid Bits. Saws.
Lt cks. Knob, Sick and Pad. Gate Hinges
and Butts of all kinds; Screws, Bed, Woed
Knives, Psn and Pocket. shoe. Baiches and
Table: E H #f s.Esf I1ifl 4ssss
Birdie BITS from 25 cents 10 aS.
aStiups and Spnrs, Curb Chains;
Plain Bits, Double and Sipgle; tE
Gnn Locks. Percussion and Fiat; f.l f,i
Powder FlssksEand Percussion Caps;
Raznrs, Razor Strops. Homes. Brushes md
Razor Powder; .4H
Steelyaris and Balances;
Window Springs and Shutter Fastninge;
Sheep Shears, Steel and Trying Squares,
Chisels % all KINDS, drawing knives;
CarpeRteIs ADS, &c.. ahc.Eg Ffsst1lsE i
aIsH Ss1'szER, BEALE q c o. III
IT. Pleasant, Jan. -, 4yi.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23

AEssRs. EprroRs-You are authorized
% announce Capt. A. ia BECKETT as
: candidate for Justice Of the Peace in
District No. E. at.ihe next May elecion,
kAa osliSe a friend.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
GiRAASviLL NOUN

Jackson Co.. Na:, Mad III 81, 1856
| have known ttFe grey hor3e b tj'ztt ;or
the last 3 wears he was let tnssa num-
btrs ot mares iu5my mel borhuoI and !
r,nsil pra large mljorhy Of his t7'l 5 u
b" deei lally TIE hes. I't.a3e ever stAl III
Westeta, Virgipf., the mos t,of them a"c
lark Buys, OFT ,eys and J,arks, anl |
lraYe nstl.sia io3 IN saying II All b 'lIpNe.
him To- be the b.st,s.aII9n ! Lave ever
Snrn In tLis c1,1niry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER ny gY THE AFRyf,

NEW YORK. Jan. 23 The Africa arrived here
at > ocl 'ck. The latest intelligence from Lon
don Is the morning ot the 9th. The English
funds rallied the previous day at the opening,
but reiap-e subsequently took place, and they
closed at ga. Money was in good demand at
per cent. At Paris three per cents closed at Il
decline of from to Foreign Exchanges were
generally better From Asia Minor the intel.
ligence is. that the Ru ssian army took posses
sion of kars on the 3D. of December. Troops
were being quartered in the town, leaving u
detachment OF Cossacks occupying the FORTH
cations of Sohanlydagh. The Russians had col
lected large stores of provisions at Rerekeni vii.
Iage on the road from Erzeroum. Tho Russian
General was apprehensive of an attack on Kars
by Selim Pacha, and had consequently concen-
trated all available force there. Sem Pacba
was encamped in the mountains, Derek Beyren
Russian attack upon Erzeroum was not con.
sdered probable Mt this time in consequence of
the exhaustion of the troops and the bad state of
the roads.
1t is again confidently asserted that Austria
Will submit peace propositions to the German
Diet, and call ON the Diet to support them
Dates from the Crimea to the Goth say that the
Russians have increased their Notifications over
lnkerman and new batteries have been unmask-
cd by them on the left of the Tchernaya
Pilessier remains in the Crimea, and Genera
Martimpre acts as his proxy in the War Counl
Gil in Paris.
There were no injury to the war ships by the
late storms.
Omar Pacha had arrived at Batoam His ar
my suffered much from the luck of provisions be-
fore reaching katais, and being unable to pro
coed, he deemed il prudent to return. The fall
of kars has rendered Omar very unpopular at
Consiantinople
Gen. Williams has arrived at Gumr.
A Council of War at Constantinople were d.
rectipg all their efforts to tho defence of Free
roum and Trebizonde.
The Grand Council of War ut St. Petersburg
engaged principally on questions regarding
the policy of retaing and fortifying strategic
points of the Empire. The fertilization at Kieris
to be finished before the close of winter The
protected by redoubts at intervals, each to be
occupied bya battalion of militia.
Paris letters abiding to the recent report that
the United States had name treaty with the
Shah of Persia guaranteeing the Territory on
the Persian Gulf, say that though no such trea-
ty has yet been made, they are certain most
friendly advances have been made. and it is I'M
fortunate that at the moment that Russia and
America are intriguing with the Shah a suspension
of Persian diplomatic relations with England
has taken place.
The quotations for Flour were, Western Ca
nal 40 to 42s Ohio AZ 44s; Southern Al ABS.
Red and mixed wheat lis. Sd a lis. Cd. White
Corn 46 to ASS. Yellow AIS to 42s Cd; mixed 42s
to 42s Cd. Rice firm at 81 35s, Spirits Tur-
pentine quiet at 81 Crude quiet Rosin-Com-
mon 5.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
Thu Fnreien Nawa

The terms of the ultimaium submitted to Rus
sia by Austria. with the consent of the Western
Powers, are now definitely known, but with re-.
spect TO the reception they were likely To receive
from the Car, all is still uncertainty. The gen
eral belief however, is that he would not accept
them. and that the war must continue Mt least
for another campaign. The whole tone OF the
advices by the America, indeed. are warlike.-
The French Emperor's address 10 the Crimean
troops regarded as bellgerent. and both the
English and French journals seem to have taken
their tone from it, This, however,may be mere
y assumed from motives of policy. and with n
view to effect here upon Russia, The counter pro-
positions put forward by Russia are generally
ridiculed as not likely to receive the slightest
consideration from the allies. The London
Post intimates that the war may take new d.
rection in the Spring, inasmuch rs ut is easier
to reach Berlin than Moscow. and in the coming
campaign vast is now our strength that tho
greater our enemy the greater our victory
The Times, hawever, says that Prussia and
Austria have nothing to fear from the allied ar
mics so long as they retain their neutrality
Bait. Am
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
The Cars Letter on the Fall of KaIs

The following is a translation of the Cars let
ter to General Mouravetf: Tho resolue per-
sistence, the exemplary courage, and the war
like cmcumspecton which have marked your
entire conduct in Asatc Turkey have been
crowned with full success. The dominating for
tress of Asia Minor, the fortress Of Kars, has sur
rendered, with its entire garrison, artillery, and
great depots OF arms and ammunition. The An
atolian army of 10000 men exists more; it's
commander-in- chief is our prisoner. thank
you heartily for this so glorious feat. which has
invested the arms of Russia with new renown
| also commission you to express my heartfelt
thanks to the army under your command for the
steadfastness and courage which have overcome
the stiffnecked resistance of the enemy In tes-
timony of your high merit l nominate you
Knight of the Order of ST. George of the Second
Glass, rank to which you have proved your
self incontestaby entitled; and remain, with i'm
perial grace, your wewsher
ALEXANDER"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
Our Relations With Great Britain

The Washington Union of Saturday says that
no such question the suspension of diplomatic
Intercourse with Great Britain has been before
the cabinet has been stated in various quar-
tiers. 1t further states that our relations with
that government are certainly delicate. aud per-
haps critical.but the proposed withdrawal of our
ministers is not amongst the evidences going to
indicate the delicacy of those relations. The
action of our government in asking the recall of
Mr.. Champion and the consus implicated in the
recruitment of soldiers for the Crimea furnishes
The only foundation, it is thought, for the state
ment of II suspension of diplomatic intercourse.
The Union adds:
Whilst desire by this correction to avoid
any unfounded apprehensions of an impending
difficulty with Great Britain, cannot deny
that there serious questions of difference be.
tween the two governments which ought to be
thoughtfully considered by those members of
Congress who are obstructng the organization
of the House,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25

s'oahi,..ou Ea0u.r-es. y I9u. n Co, pryor =
IiyuAHY 22vpJohn Long. Lynclhurg; W Elliott Camp
H II White Abingdon; II X Boyle Iazeweli; Wright
rusta; J NJ Lea CITY; Jas Dunlop, Mercer. Jas Roles,
onroe; w Furguson, Richmond; Rich'd Perkins Camp
tn II Austin Bedford; c Pack, Mercer; L q Holland,
rankin Morris j d williams, Amherst; Jno Lee city;
T Snodgrass Rockbrdge; Grayson Pulaski I NJ Wiikn'
NJ W A Wade Bedford J Luster Richmond; o ID Price
Thite Sulphur Springs T p Robinson Richmond; ID Hess
alem; J NJ Pe,tigrew, & r r.; Powell Danvile; X
Nowlin va; + Miller Botetourt ) Rash Amelia; ) ii
arks Petersburg; G. Mostly Va; VIM Mason, Giles VIM
smith Powhatan Mrs Jordon, Caroline; Henry Richmond,
timore Master John Highower, Richmond Gileherst,
,tlmore Miss Pendeton, Richmond; Miss Henoreques,
rsdansburg; r Echols, Richmond T Maguere Bait; G
Latham, city, II Smith, c P Hunter, Hunter,
inter, Campbell WIN Smith, Salem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
E,prr..iy tor ,hc "virvimian.v
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC--.ADvANCE
IN FLOUR OF THE PEACE
NEGOTIATIONS.

NEW loRK, January 2t s
The American mail steamer, Baltic. arrived
to-day with dates To the 18th inst.
Flour had advanced one shilling as compared
with the rates of the week previous but quota
tons remained the same as reported by the Afri.
ca.
Corn-whiie unchanged; yellow ~ shillings
The peace proposals Submitted to Russia by
the Allies Ind not been acted on, but better
hopes were en,' rtained aud the impression pre-
vailed generally that Russia will neither accept
nor reieot them, hut send Count Stalk. berg to
Vienna with counter proposition.
The latest rumors were moro favorable to the
chance of paciieaion.
Napoleon again threatens to go in person to
the seat Of war.
REVOLUTION IN MONTE vIDEo.
Advices from Monte Vidco report II revolu-
ton as having occurred there the 25th of No
vemher The city for four days was the scene
of bloody conflict. Ono hundred,persons were
killed and much larger number weunded.-
Order was restored on tho Doth, when the revo-
lutionary party embarked for Baeuos Ayres. in
conformity with the demands of diplomat 10
agents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. January "a.
In the House, Mr. Fuller withdrew his name
rs n candidate for tho Speakershp.
The House then balloted, rs follows: Banks
96, Orr 90; Fuller ~; Ricaud ~; Campbell
3; scattering6. Necessary to n choice IO2.--
Another ballot resulted about tho same
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
A message was r,csived from tho President
and read amid great confusion, On motion it
was laid on the table, and the House adjour ned.
In the Senate, MIR. Clayton presented u COM
mupication from the President transmitting
copy OF letter from Lord John Russell 10 Mr.
Champion, the British Minister bearing date the
18Th January, 1858, in which he declared that
the British Government intend to adhere strictly
to the Clayton Bulwer Treaty and not assume
any sovereignty direct or Indirect In Central
America. debate ensued pending which the
further consideration of the question was post
poned till Monday
a message from the President was received
relative to the affairs of Kansas. The Presi-
dent urgently recommends the adoption of such
measures MS the exigency appears to require
The organization Of the government Of that Ter
ilbrp nus ufPn a'iehueu ny heTious uIIHcuiiPS
and embarrassments, the message states, partly
from the character of the local administration,
and partly from the unjustifabe interference Of
citizrns of some of the States with views foreign
to the interests and rights of the Territory. The
Governor first appointed instead of employing
constant vigilance in the exercise of his duties,
had allowed his attention to devate from his Of
fTicial obligations to other ohects-himself set
consequence of which he had been removed.
Tse message remarks upon the misdirected
zeal of propagandists and emigration societies
and the clashng slavery and an1i-slayery inter
ests as the cause of the mischief, and cmphati-
cally condemns all efforts to anticipate force
the determination Of that question in the present
incipient state of the Territory. 1t condemns
the movement for the formation of free State
constitution; pronounces it revolutionary in
character, aud declares that if it reaches tho
point of an organized resistance TO the eonstitu-
ted authorities it will then have become IA
treas enable instruction, which it will be the
duty of the general government to SUPPRESS
1t recommends the passage of n law that if a
sufficient number ofthe inhabitants Of Kansas
desire TO form State Constitution, they shall be
permitted to hold a convention for the purpose.
and advises special appropriation 10 defray all
expenses which may be incurred in the execu-
ton of the laws and the maintenance Of public or
der in the I elrtory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
DIED,

his residence the county of Pttsylvana, Monday,
7th day of January 1856 Mr. JOHN RICE MILLER, in the
I'd year his age He true gentleman man of pure
egrty and generous heart clear and discriminating mind
N stored with useful and various information taste ru
,ed chaste and refined; generous benevolenoe, which
stunned but which sought out objects of charity live
and active zeal the public welfare conspre to make
loss of his influence and example deeply felt in the
unity in which he lived In his family relations he was a
dlof affection genteness and tenderness In friendship,
was confdng orbearng and His life of usefulness
b. ended without struggle in humble, trusting, unwave
| md happy faith in the Saviour of men. e.
n Danvle aud Richmond papers please copy.
t Montgomery White Sulphur Strings Of Pneumonia on
18th inst. JOSEPH GREGORY, Esq. of Buckingham co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
THE SPEAKERSUIp.

WASHINGTON Jan. 23.--The Democratic caucus
to-day, Mr. Richardson having Internationally
withdrawn his name, unanimously nominated
Mr.. Orr of South Carolina. on the principles e.
inundated at their first caucus.
The Americans held a caucus this afternoon.
They resolved that they were willing to with
draw Mr.. Fuller, but insist an organization of
the House on National grounds.
The ndcationa are in favor of the election Of
Mr. Brighton.
The Republicans hold a caucus to day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25

A letter from Manila in regard to the awful
sufocation of large number Of coolies on board
the American ship Waverly, intelligence of which
was received by the America. gives far more
horrible complexion to the affair even than the
published account for it asserts that upon the
opening Of the matches it was found that a large
number of the unfortunates had come to their
deaths from scalding water poured down upon
them from above, and that the total number who
persisted by this means and from sutiocation was
about two hundred and ninety 1t is also assert
ed that the alleged mutiny which led to this IN
human treatment was = very small affair,bnt few
of the Chine taking any part in IT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25

DISMISSED Tine President has carried out
the sentence of the recent court martial,of which
Col. Henry Wilson was the Presideni,by dismiss
sing from the Army of the United States Brevet
,rv' l. s. A.: his said dismissal to take effect from
the 9th of January last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
FUTURE DAYS
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FARM EOR SALE.

alrnor Of UoraId AIoxancr decd and by anthorty OF
will Will Thursday the 2lth January 1855 upon the
le o'clock sell NJ publ. auction To the highest
bidder upon credit eff p II mouths the valuable tract oil
land In Campbell which the said Allen resided
The situated about 10 miles from Lynchburg the
IvnehburE Salem Tnrnpikp-abou miles by good foad
from Depot and contains survey, 6pO
fraction which about s0 wood land
about andand the whole tract easily
susceth high II Improvement The residence h =
handsome country with comfortable and very eomuodi'
DIV EIl1u HOUSE aud the requisite out housosan tho
from capacity IL produce large Of graiu and
gns deserves the attention Of those engaged In agricultural
pursuits.
Approved personal security WILDE required for the purchase
money and tho title will be retained aa further security
ROBr J DAVIS. Admir-,
with the viii exod, of
dee 10 ia Acknowledgement Gerard Alexander decd
W Republican
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25

IL. NJ. screw gnn-boat Lynx. was tried by court
martial for oowardee exhibited during the at.
tack ON kinburn. He was found guilty. and
sentenced 20 be hanged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
NEW YORK MARKETS.

Jan. 9Th.
Flour. State S,3l; Ohio S,si; Southern s.s7.
Wheat iirmcr but unchanged.
Virginia skies 93
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.

SALE Oh REAL EsrATE.--As Trussecs ia
- deed mair by VIM ~ Terry will a.ii
SATURDAY the 9Th LAY ni January lrsd Mt public ane
ton. the premisss HOUSE AND LOT containing ono
of ground tho city IynchbufR the residence OF
samuel Mtarklc Es credit 81 fonr eight aud twelve
months. The sale will take place ut o'clock, y, NJ,
JOHN o. L. GOGulN, t1,,saa.
dee 2i.daawt5th Jan JAMES v. KNIGHT,
Posfpou rtaent.
The above sale In postponed until SATURDAY. the l2th INST
mo O. l.. GOGGIN, lr.,.,.a.
JAMES V. KNIGHT,
Jan 7datawtds sat.
Postpoarsacnf.
The above sale IL aRnn postponed until FRIDAY the 10Th
inst when the weather permitting VIII certainly take place
JND. %. L. GOGBIN, ~ ,,.,.o.
Ian 1asl2awta5th JAMES V. KNIGHT ''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25

An OFFICER SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR Cow
ApptCE.-A letter from Knza,ch Bay states that
on the li,h INST, Mr. Debeny. second mute of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25

1t i, stated that Parker II. French will leave
the country next week, and that Colonel Walker
will soon send native Ncaraguan here as Min
ister Minister Wheeler has Withdrawn his Gre
deutials, filed with Walkers Government.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25

DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN IRE
LAND AND AMERIcA.-We find the following an
nonucement in the Cork Examiner
=. 1t is with the utmost pleasure we feel au-
thorized to announce that it is the intention of a
company of high mercantile position to estab-
fish line of steam vessels which will ply regu-
larly between Cork and New York: 1t is in
teuded these steamers shall sail once week for
New York with passengers and merchandise,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
BALTIMORE MARKETS.


Flour firm. Held at s 50. No sales Moth
ing doing in grain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25

NOTACE.-Having purchased Of Messrs Mcdaniel Hurt
~ Preston stock of Groceries and taken the
y formerly occupied by them, prepared to offer to
~ numerous patrons of Mcdaniel Hurt Preston our former
F aud the public generally large and well selected
q Of Groceries, Liquors Staple Dry Goods &C. which we
lowest market for Cash. or to prompt customers
q ne usual time
We viii give particular attention TO the COMMISSION
y SESS will sell all kinds of country produce and consgn
u It's generally; will render sales promptly, ana cash them
desired will make liberal advances on produce IN hand
~ VIII receive and FORWARD GOODS at the usual rates
lh rges.
SAIINDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25

ID IODIE IRON without taste of iron iodneThese
pls-endorsed by the French Academy Of medlcineare
much reliable form In which this valuable medicinal
agent presented the public II il extensively pre-.
scrbed requiring tonic and sseratyeas serofu
Ia and all kindred diseases Tho genuine be found
STROTHER g. NETHERLANDS
dec 29-ts Drug Store, Bank Square.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
Our Foreign Relations.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Amid conflicting
statements in regard to our relations with Great
Britain authentic information warrants the pub
LEGATION Of the following:
Mr. Champions recall has been demanded and
the Ex-equators of the British Consuls in New
York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati will be revok-
ed.
Mr. buchanan has not and will not be recall
ed. unless at his own request.
No special message relative to foreign affairs
has been communicated to either House of Con-
gress. much less ceen the subject of Cabinet
consultations.
DIR Boyce's resolution of today, was not sub
mited with the knowledge or consent of the Ex-
ecutve. but was his own independent proposal.
Negotiations between Great Britain and the
United States are still open, dispatches having
been sent by the last steamer.
Nothing has transpred since the Presidents
Message to change the aspect of relations abroad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
IRBY e. SAUNDERS.

VIE undersigned having sold their stock Of Goods tf
Messrs Irby & Saunders, would most checrtully recon-
yaa Them to our former friends aud patrons -
I'c 81, 1855 MCDANIEL, HURT & PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25

We would call the attention OF the public TO our urge
\ Il stock ofTOID AND SILVER WATCHES. We
have nthe house Watche, made by the most ceicbra'
"hcfs, and cascd in Hunting and open Face Gases any
euan who NAV be- in want Of "A Watch for himself or Ia
hot TAIL Of finding something to his taste IN the STOCK
We Offer Our stock of silver Watches IL also yer! com
should be pleased show the above goods nj any time
" All warranted 70 be time keepers. ~
SILvERTHORN & Cliff.
ia iots formerly H. Siyer'horn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25

kLdGoODS.-rhe undersigned having purchasedSssSN
F. Hening's entire stock of Goods and taken fAS
O. the stand formerly occupied by him, would --
respectfully ask the liberal patronage Of the former
and customers and the public large and do pledge
mseves do all in their power to give satisfaction to all
who may favour them with call We expect to Keep
hand the style of goods that has always been kept by
predecessor and will endeavour, in every particular to
pup the former reputation of the house.
a. All orders from the country will be promptly attended
b. y. MATTHIAS s. co.
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hIsSOlUTlON.-The

UkIssOLUTlON.--The firm of Mcdaniel. Hurt &
Preston this day dissolved by mutual consent The
the will be used by either partner In closing
business. office will be kept at the old stand, now
Fc lpied by Messrs. Irhy & Saunders
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
&. HURT,
PLEASANT PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25

uDOLLlNGRUOOKH O. Ell, Pescrsburg
ID VANOTlCEIn taking charge Of the shove establish
ment would respectfully solicit -ontmuance OF the
former patrons of Hotel my re.ss ask them
and My table shah always be syrad with all the
lricaeie5 The servants all attentive. The
entire shall have the best attention trt as
Ter MY wife will that the ladies who patronxs the Hotel
shall wish graed and all ask Is share Of bus
The house is furnished in the best style and 70
quiet part If the city Ny Omnibus Win always b.
ut depcts attend cussoersso carry thsa
and fro. JOSEPH l.. CAkklN8TO9.
jy 30dActs Prcprtseor.