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HORSES, MULES. cows Rrrcfsrs
~ &c. At AUCTION.-Will be sold ct public
auction, on SATURDAY morning, the I'd of Aurust.
st 10 O'clock, at the Horse Lot near the
Horses and Mules Also, very fine Mich Cows aud
Caves. Also; very excellent Top Buggy and Har-
ness very little used. Also, l second hand no TOP
Doeky, &C. LA6US SHINE,
aoI Auctioneers
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kNAIKBANk'S SCALES.-.Ihe subscri.
l. bers having been appointed sole agents in Rich
mond for the sale of the above very celebrated
Scales would call the attention of all in want of
good article to the same.
GARRISON & ANDERSON.
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NILES, hASPS, Xc...We have just re-
ceivrd full assortment of Spsncers Files, Rasps
&c, which we warrant very superior, aud to which
we invite the attention of merchants and othes in
want of good articlel
CLARKSON 4 ANDERSON
iY 81 No LOG Main
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DUKE SODA WATER VITA CREAM
SYRUPs..We are now prepared TO furnish our
customers with delightfully."- COOL and PURE Soda
Wster, manufactured by ourselves in PoRcELsIN
FOUNTAINS, with apparatus of the latest and most
approved construction. Tho Cream and Fruit Syrups
are prepared in the most careful manner from the
freshest materials Our Fruit Syrups are made of the
actual APE and SOUND fruit themselves and not from
the fruit essences
MEADE & BAKER, Chemista
1856, Northwest corner Of Main and 10th streets.
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MERCHANTS, INSURANCE. COMPA.
M NY OF RICHMOND.-Ths stockhoidels are
motifs ed that the fourth aud last requsitou Of 81 30
oer share 10 due. and payable or before the Sisf
inst. ct the efice Of the Compsny-on payment
thereof the certiticsies win be delivered.
A. PLEAHANT6. RreSt-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-01

COLE LEATHER TKUNkS...Just re-.
- ceived. another supply of these very superior
Sole Leather Trunks. Also hand 4 very large
supply of Travelling Trunks of all the various kinds
made. All in want will call TT
ALEXANDER HILLS,
jy31 No I27 Main street
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/ LEX insurance..
II THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY"
This Company is PURELY mutual
1T makes annual dividends, and pays them while the
insured 10 living
IT has paid in Richmond for losses S los, 800 90.
1T has paid in the State Of Virginia nearly $500
600 90.
1T has capital of moro than So 600 COO 90.
IT has paid in di Sidends over 5000, 600 90
No Company affords more advantages or better 90.
curity
Once at Stationer's Hall No. q, Pearl street.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
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u KITTANiA WAKE..- On hand, large
Creams, Spoons, C.stors, Soup Ladies', &c, which
we are determined to sell at q very small advarce
GEO. J. SUMNER,
Nv 30 No Pear
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0UINlNE..-IOO OF. Qunine; Citrate Of
" Iron and Qunine; Citrate of Quinine; Salicine;
Piperine; Sulph. Acit. and Muir. OF Morphine San
TONNE; Strychnine; Veratine, and other Chemicals
too numerous 10 mention, for sale by
A. BODEKER
iyS1 Drusuist No 10 ain .t
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"A buy fine Jaconet Lawns at l2c; Finest quality
French Lawns at Is, worth SIC; Berasss; Tissues
Ginghams; Parasols; White sprgaed and Embroid'd
Dresses; Plaid and Fancy Swiss Muslins Striped and
Checked Muslins, Null and Nansook Debeges Grass
Skirts; French Needle Work of all kinds in great va
rety, and cheapest sold in this city Elastic
Belts; l2-4 Linen Sheetings Table Cloths; Napkins
Fancy Fans: Bonnet and Sash Ribbons; Twisted Silk
Mitts; pure Irish Linens all kinds of Bleach and
Brown Sheetings and ShirtingE with the usual as
sortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods-all to be
sold for cash only, at great bargains
LZEKIEL'S
Established Cheap Cash Stere.
svQ Mos-
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WlkE DISH AND PLATE COSEhS.-.
w On hsud, q beautiful assortment of Wire Covers
oval and round we'll suited to the present season. and
one should be without them. Call at No 20 Pearl
street, where you will find them at very low price
iv so GEO J. SUMNER
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BY Richard Csufssrs.

k'OR SALk...A valuable tract Of Land d
ssS scrss in Cunbsrland for ssle, &c pablo ase
slon, On osn August; Psrticalars, see Weekly Die
je Solids STEPHEN C ANnERsnn
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
"A SELLING OFF At COST-A. w. ROSE,
No 2aS Broad street, Richmond, Va, With view -
changing his business, will sell from this dime 70 me
10th day of August, bis large, varied ana sssuu'1i
stock Of
At COST. The goods then remaining on hand, viii
be closed out 1t public auction
An persons desirins to purchase Dry Goods OF .
superior quality will here find sicient induce meat
10 make an investment, he intends to b very az
eommodstins and wsnts 70 rave much expense a.
possible by II not wholly, avoiding the suction Be
wise ,-call and examine for yourselves.
n B. The store occupied b. me viii be for
rent sftsr the let Of September Il u excellent
ioestiou for dsy goods store, for which purpose 1t
has been occupied BY me for upwards Of y yesIs
INV N-3m ~. w hO0e,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-01

(tRAlG ALUM efRINlSS, Craig County
y, ~ vA-The Proprieeors of these Springs, which
putation in the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the in barrels for the convent.
ence of invslids in other sections
For the present. the price 10 fixed ut rase which
barely covers cost of bsrrellng and the carrisse,
Its healing virtues are beyond question The fol.
lowing certificate from DR.. Carper, leading and well
known physician In botetourt county is selected from
many Of equal respectability and force:
FINCASrLE. RorrrouRr 70 ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

II - -
Eet disposed ef--Pefer Crutchfed wAs examin-
ed before Justice Porter Of Henrieo yesterday az
ternoon, on the charge Of cruelty beas1ng his wife
while afflicted with pneumonia, and thereby hss.
tening her death. The evidence proved that be
notonly scared her back and bruised her shoulder
With violent blows, but he choked her 10 most
inhumAn manner, and then took her from her bed,
carried her into . cold room and threw her upon
the door just two days before her death. Atsths
close OF the evidence, the Justice took until day
TO determined whether he would send the accused
on for murder or manslaughter ~ ~
TIE Democratic Meetiag last night was addressed
by Gov. Willard of Indiana and Gov Wise At
a late hour il adjourned TIM Friday night next
when delegates viii disappointed tothe Cincinnati
convention. s8s sas * s
Desperate Nserv.--Some short time since negro
fellow namad Jacob, slave to James B. Cristian of
Charles City, was convicted Of numbering Edward
r. Harwood, and sentenced to be hung on Mon
day next. A few days since Messrs New and
biaden. the guards Of the prisoner. entered his
eeh, when Mr.. New was Assaiied with Z bar of
iron, Knocked down and dangerously wounded.
ne ruffan then turned on Mr. Baden, who gave
back and let him escape from iaiL but afterwards
snos ana recaptured him. Unless he effects his es-
APE ne WIZ answer for his deeds next Monday
Running of a Stare Richard, slave to Thos. E.
rox, l, was tried Yesterday for aiding Tazewell.
slave, to escape from his master founa c,,;I,v ard
ordered 80 lashes and then to be- transno-tsd he.
yond the limits of the United States. fCapt wil.
kinson deserves credit for working ont This s.sa
and bringing the offender to justice, and the public
shouid give MIN some substantial token of their
appreciation for his energy.l
Election of OEcrs The Grand Lodge I a n
F. Of Virginia. which has been in session in this
city during the past three days. yesterday elected
the following officers for the ensuing year :. N x
Trout of Staunton, r. w. G. M John r. jackson.
2oo n IL ID ftr
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WASHINGTON LETTER. 81.
The &1ate-As Caaracter-7He Debasss- Some FL.
f.ss4 ) ample Wanted, &C.
{ coRsEsPosDEAcE OF THE DIsrArcH.
WAsHINGroE CITY. Aprfl 18th.

WAsHISGToE CITY, April 18th.
Inc progress of legislation affords no incidents
~ % Wnier your readers are concerned. Congress 10
duiA heavy, numbering, ungracious local legisls-
ture for this District, inspiring the people with
neither love nor fear
AS remarked in my last a very prominent
cnaract the Senate of late is the scoIding
Or. or quarteiling propensity Of its members Sena-
tors point their fingers and shake their fists or
their heads, and grind their teeth At each other
most ierociously upon the slightest or upon no pro-
vocanon. am speaking the literal truth. The
oIIer and menacing words they use are rarely re-
:a ported SaIeiuly, Tor Senators have way of re-
Vising their speeches; but the menacing gestures
ana manner are never portrayed Reporters are
INFORMED that they are not expected to have eyes
sharp ears are their only useful organs
TINS seoiding is not only uncreditable and de-
grading, but viewed as a manifestation of what it
is intended to represent is aspful as the use of
harsh personalities in the New York Tribune the
editor Of which skulks from all responsibility for
them. Harsh and bitter words are sound coin
among men who repeI such things promptly with
blows; but they are the base couRterfets of cour.
age among such as give and take them as idle ex.
pletive or meaningless expressions, used only to
unburden the heart of its morbid and vengeful yet
impotent chagrin. The accuracy and beauty of
the reports of the United States Senate are justly
tho pride of our country for they are really the
best records of the business and debate of any
legislative body in the worid-defective only in
one particular, and that, the suppression of what it
would be discreditabe to publish
When great debate is anticipated in the Sen.
ate, the galleries are always flied and in chief
part by accomplished and beautiful women, who
are attracted by the same curiosity and love of
element that drew to the death struggle of gladi
ators the refined and virtuous daughters and ma
irons of Rome, and that lead the dark-eyed and
sentimental Andalusians to the CORY bull fights of
the present era.
In the Senate, to be sure, it is only war of
words, and all know that it is to be nothing more;
49, -
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.ANSTyERsARr or HENRY CLAY's BIRTH
The anniversary Of Henry Clay's birth day was
ceieorated IN New York on Saturday. Al sunrise
were spread TO the beexe, whilst Tammany Hall,
tae Asfcr House, Metropolitan, Deimonco's, the
So Nicnoias, and other principal hotels and
public places In the city. also displayed the Ma
tlonal ensign The shipping In the harbor, ~
well as various ferry boats and other small crafts
ootn IN the North and East rivers, put on their
gayest apparel In honor Of the day. In the even
ing splsndid dinner came Of at the Metropolitan
noiei: under the auspices Of the Henry Clay as.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

PARDoNED BY THE PRESIDENT.-Capt Chas
herman, who in the summer of 1854 was sen.
tenced in Boston, to imprisonment in the county,
JAN three years, and to pay fine of 81 900 for
oelng concerned in fitting out of the schooner
"Gienmorgan" for the slave trade, has received
an unconditional pardon from the President q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

YELLOW FEvER-The Canton (Miss) Com
monwealth states that the proprietors of Coopers
Well have in good faith burnt the mattresses, pill
lows and holsters used by the yellow fever patients
during thelast summer. 1t advises the citizens of
Canton, who suffered so severely during the late
epidemic, while adopting other sanitary measures,
to give some consideration to this, alleging that
there is not more dangerous means of propagat
ing yellow fever than the mattresses, &c, used du.
ring its prevalence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

THE JAPAN REPoRT.-Although some of the
plates prepared to illustrate Commodore Perry s
report of his expedition to Japan were destroyed
in the great fire in Philadelphia, ON Thursday
night last it is stated the authority of the SUI
perintendent of Public Printing that their de.
struction will not delay the publication beyond
two or three weeks =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

ISLANDER SUIT.-George S. Chase, of Wal
than, presented Rebecca Cook up in Vermont,
with gold watch and chain, and afterwards want
ed to get them back, which proposition she reject
ed. He then intimated that she was a thief, and
the lady then brought him to justice 1t was left
out and the referees gave her $500 damages and
costs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

WESTWARD, Ho!-We learn from the Cb;ca on
Democratic Press that during the forty-eight hours
ending Saturday morning. the eight trains ON the
Michigan Southern road brought eighty;one coach
er containing 1900 passengers; and in the same
into that city sixty-three coaches, Containing 662
passengers nearly nine thousand passengers ar
irving in two days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

A FAILURE.-A commercial convention called
at Indianapolis, Ia to take action against the
course pursued by the bankers of Cincinnati in re-
turning the issues of the Indiana free banks.
proved failure as regards numbers No action
of Importance was taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

TURKS ISLAND SALT.-From Grand Turk,
Turks Islands, it is reported that up to February
'2o, 10000 bushels of Salt had been raked. and
that the entire ponds of the colony had not been in
abetter condition, at that early period of the salt
season, for series of years past - 49,, ~-
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ARCTIC SEAS IN NORTHERN LAKES James
y Strang, the monarch" of Beaver Isle, Lake
Michigan, the celebrated Mormon leader, in send
ing to the Smithsonian Institution his meteorologi
cal returns, says:
"As the mail is sent by a man on snow shoes
eighty miles and back at my private expense, 1 do
not get off but one or two q month Our winter
80 far has been very fine, though a little cooler
than usual, but the field of ice is immense beyond
all example. think there is two thousand square
miles more Of ice north of the Maniton Islands
than have been known before within the date Of
the earliest tradition. Nine feet Office was found by
cutting through off South Fox Island, where ice was
never seen before. This is to be attributed as
much to the stiffness of the water as the severity
OF the cold. Very little ice is banked Most of it
remains undisturbed where first formed" ,,z,
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CONVICTION OF CoUNTERFEITERs.-The Utica
Gazette says that seventy.three counterfeiters of
coin and bank notes have been convicted in the
Northern District of New York since u. s. District
Attorney Garvin entered upon the duties of his
Office - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL carriage con-
tanning the Rev. Mr. Jewett and family, came in
collision with a train Of cars at Nashua, N. H., on
Tuesday, and all the occupants were terribly in
jured. The SON died the following evening, and
MI. Jewett is not expected to recover Z.
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shockIN6 DEATH.--Capt William Eaton, of
Weis met with amost shocking death on Monday
last he was engaged In his mill, saving logs,
wnen ny some means not known, he was thrown
across the carriage which supported the logs, and
directly In front Of the saw, and was sawn com.
pieteiy through, part Of his body falling through
tne min into the stream below. Capt. Easton was
very much respected, and hit sudden and shocking
death has caused profound sensation In the town.
He was aged about 66 years He was alone in the
mill at the time.-Portland Advertiser lf)kh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

SENATOR BELL.---It is rumored in Washington,
says the Portsmouth (Tenn9 Gazette, that Senator
Bell will resign his seat in the United States Sen.
ate. during the month of June next, on account of
impaired health, thereby giving the legislature an
opportunity to elect his successor - ~ !
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-John Connell, residing near
Adamstown, Md, and lately from Prince William
county, Virginia, was caught few days ago by .
falling tree, says the Frederick Herald, and in
stantly crushed to death 81
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Mr.. Joseph Curtis. IN active citizen Of New
York, in educational and philanthropic works.,
died on Saturday, aged "a He was faiher.iH'iaw
70 Lewis Gaylord. Clark, o. the Knickerborker
Magazine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

AN APPEAL IN AID OF KoSsUTH-M. Kossuth
is said to be in straitened circumstances, and Mr.
Walter Savage Landor has proposed to open
subscription in London for his relief. He heads
the list with 80 Kossuth, after this move, pub.
lshed card in the London Times, protesting to
be much mortified at it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

CANARY SEED.-The New Workers complain
very much of late circular of Secretary Guthrie,
restoring an alleged obsolete tariff of 90 per cent
on canary seed. The duty will be paid under
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

PRICE OF POTATOES In MASSACHUSETTS,
The Worcester Spy says that at a recent auction
sale in Spencer, potatoes were sold at prices rang
ing from II to 26 cents bushel and that they can
be bought in any quantity in that vicinity for 80
cents a bushel .--..+-e - + s.- :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

FROM BgRMuDA-We have advices from Ber-
muda to the Sd inst. The British steamer Argus,
which had arrived from Havana, had yellow fever
on board. Lieut. Gallock, with Assistant Surgeon
DAILY, and six others, had already died. The YES
sci was at Ports Islands, in quarantine The Lii
bersls had gained largely at the general election.
In Demarara order was restored, after the jails
had been filed with the "Gabriel rioters, and
5000 O0G worth of property destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

Loss OF SPECuLAToRs--The Louisville Cou.
rier states that spectators in corn on the Wabash
have sustained great losses the nresent se,son An
and A cents have been paid for corn and it is now
selling for 25 cents The crop is unusually large,
and unless there shonld be an extra demand, oi
which there is no prospect it must 20 down still
more. ..-.,tf -.
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AN EXCELLENT MoTTo-The Mobile Daily
Tribune of Thursday last, informs us that two hun
dred and sixty Kansas emigrants arrived there the
day previous Most of them had banners, and
riband at the breast, with the motto "Alabamians
for Kansas-Bibles instead of rifles" 81, ~ F
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>iEw STOCK OF SPRING GOODS

I We have received our etQck OF tare fnn,x
pry Goods embracing complete and varied as,oYt
,nent adapted 10 the spring and summer trade whrh
has purchased very favorable terms and will
he sold at small advance for cash. We offer a,non.t
oth.f articles the folowngs Cottonades Nantassm
and Cotton Oznaburgs; fine stock Bleached Dome..
tics all widths; plaid, striped and plaid Cotton for
uiure aud Apron Checks and Tickings Brown Sh.s,.
,rs aud Shirting various widths; brown nd hls.rha
Table Cloths and 1ickings beautiful assortment ~
Irish Linens. Cloths, Csssimerea and Nestir :, a.
assortment; Prints Gipghsms and Lawns in srrs. .s
rie,y; Canton Cloths and Alpacss; printed Barssa.
aod chss' cs s1in 1hs'ss a and Dsla,ne: q. quail.
h,ics Jsconct, Swiss and Null Musiins. iacs Mns
lin and Cambria Collars; Lace Collars and Slssyas 10
sens Sllk; LINEN ana Cambne handkerchiefs Our
friends and purchasers generally respectfully in
TO call and examine our goods with tha asx,,r
ance that best efforts will be used 70 rive ss;.
satisfaction j. La SMiTHEk& Il BROTHER
NH 3t-dim No "a Main go.
DICHARDsON q co. IS WHOT-E -ESNE
Ii DRY GOODS STORE, 8 Main strss, Axvs
selling to the trsde this season. our entire stoes
cost that may be abied to paee In our . 70
anequaled stock of Capetings Floor Oil Cloths and
stock contains msay desirable articles of sT.e"r
Gooos, and lar se lot of DRESS Goops in all b,ch
BassAiss may 'ne had. N'' " "i'h
NH S--lm' RTCulRDSoS co
liEkCH ANTS' INSURANCE C11NTPa-
VI ny OF RIChMOND.-By authority Of an at at
OF the Gen sral Assembly of Virginia passed Dscem.
oe' oth' lSa5, entitled ''an act to incorporate the
herchsn IS Insurance Company in the CITY of Rich
mond, we, the undersigned, Commissioners appoint
ed ~ ne said act will on the lst day of May next
oeh books fer subscriptions the stock of the said
Con psny, at the office of Messrs Goddin Apperson,
al he corner of Bank and 1lth streets
The act fixes the value of the shares at $50 each
md the capital stock at not less than fifty thousand
more than five hundred thousand dollars 1t autho-
nEss the Company ITO make insurance agsinst all ma
rlEe rlsks and against any damage lost by fire. or
by any other Inability casualty hazard, upon any
ant nal f,iv al,
70 make insurance on lives TO grant annuties to re-
ceye endowiaens to contract for reversionary paw
nents TO guarantee the payment of promssory notes
bills OF exchange and other evidences of debt to lend
money on oottomry and respondentia, cause them
seyesto be insured all risks upon the Interests
they may nave IN any property lives in their own
HshI, OF IN virtue OF any loans advances of any
poilcy or contract OF Insurance." &c &c.
JOHN PURCELL,
]. L. APPERSON,
r. B. HEATH,
LEWIS GINTER,
VIM Fl. CHRISTIAN,
WIN g. PAINE,
mh2a-tlMay AUGUSTUS ANDERSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-17

STEAMER RAMERJCA--The New York Times, re-
ferrng to this vessel about which the difficulty oc
curred At Rio Janeiro between Sir Hope johnson,
the English Admiral on that station, and Com. Sal
ter of the u s. ship Savannah, expresses the opin-
ion that she was fitted on. as a Russian privateer.
She was built In New York and the Russian engi-
neers residing there took in her during
the progress of her construction. fss
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By JAS. A. oowARDTN.
BOARDING.

VGuSTA HOUSE,, Richmond, vfrsiniRs
n Pleasant and convenient rooms can now be had
~ Ms FARRAR, by two or three families Also,
gentlemen have rooms furnished for them Eight
~ ten more day hoarders desired. Transient board
ers can be promptly and well modsted for any
length of time. NH Adm