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fNo. all W. AN ACT,
taamsnd lhegsix;eenth section of an act en-,
tited s'an actFelaiing TO the organization
Of Courlsof Justice and their powers aad
duties" /" passed February 10, 1859.
SEED Beit enacted be the General As
sembiy 81 The Ssatsgof Ohio, That in every
instahce where ajadge Of the court Of com,
saoa gaeas il. osshall be. interested in the
,eyent d any, cause. proceeding, motion or
matter Kendiug before the said court. in any
county aE ais district. or where there shall
not b. : auoFnrn of the Judges Of the dist
sictcourt n snys dislriet by reason Of inter-
sst. OH afidavit ef either party tosaid cause.
puvceedipg. Ihetipn or mater pending, or
his counsel, showing the fact OF such lnicr
,ert, il shan be the doty of The clerk Of said
cusrts 10 cnterstpon the docket thereof. an
order directing thatithe papers and all mat
isrs belonging ~ said cause. motion, FRO
ceeding. OF matters pending in. WHICH Judge
a. .hc court ofcommon- pleas. or Of said dis
snc: court Is interested. shall be transmitted
,Jahe clerk Of tho court of county of one
oSthe adjoining districts; or il both parties
coasent thereto to she clerk Of a county OF
smother subdivision of tho same Jistrict,
saAwI,sn Reopy cfsaid docketentrg together
with all abe lies belonging 10 said eanse,
motion. proceeding, eF nlaAter pending, shall
be dad with this clerk 0f the court TO whom
tho aams may be transmitted. said clerk
shall docket said cause, noliOn, proceeding,
or mater pendibg, and ihereupon the same
sisslI paeasrd 10 iiBal jadgmei a dsteFmi.
natloh. IN ell respects as though ths same
hwa heen originally commented in said
court lass mentioned.
sae III IhatGhs sixseenih sectien Of tie
act .rola ing 10 The organization Of courts
at j,sss ee, and theifpovcr aud duties, as
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
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THIS Institution has been Incorporated, and pu,
l. into successful operntion al Cleveland D.,
where ii is permanently located Z Z ~ ~
ls design IS TO place within the reach Of Farm.
ers, both old and young the means of acquiring
thorough and practical acquaintance with ali thoss
branches OF Science which have difict relation Ia
Aee5caiturc & n gF Y ~ Nm ~ =
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CoNqRRssToNAI rIrcroes-

WILLIAM KENNoN, Jr.. Of Belmont.
ALEXANDER 4. MILLER, oF Butler.
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AceNTs--F. Eclsten, Or, Cincinhati John Bea
and Dr. John McIIenn, Cadiz; J. P. g. S. III. Watson
HarTisyits. Cannon X Henderson, New Athens; n
j. Brown, Moorefeld; and BY oil dealers in Med
cine everywhere. S
October 90 l555Jy.s .aa
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sENAroRIAL ELECTORS.

DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTORs
FUR OHIO.
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J. u. WCWATH Attorney.
april 9.sl656-4w. sSa
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PLAN OF INsTRueTIoa.
SUBJECTS.

The branches taagai embrace whatever pertains
to AninrHe, Vegetab es. Land or Labor ~
l. chemistry, in ala ils applicntioRs to Soils. Ma.
lures, Annul sasd Vegetable Life, and ahe Doni,-s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-04


lFfom The Iondor Post Sept 2ol
Our Ears correspondent Informed Yesterday In m
letter which aYTesrct u orr second ediao, tsat N
french governrrrf unless unforeseen event osr
r about 10 recall ~ prcuier ani the whole 81 ne n
bessy nom Naples. 10 tbs We may n0e add tna, A
similar tCl, ,Hatej - ils> ~ tatea IT, IN
Qx<s7'f sotrnmen, Toe whole og our diplomacy wI 80
recalled rom Tie Ncepo,fn Court W>stau sas az ai
he Frer.h too line If battle sars and oovy~sJ,d 70
force fyi21'es. These viii be ths representatives II s
Allarccthce win protect the interests or s ,uhs,,s
of both roweTs-brcugh thssc aoe0 win either conIru
n,caie with tic King II viii be seer ron thcse r -,-
that there y doubt of the Coectrcss of our CORES
pondonts statement He goes 10 aid that the last
patches of the French dpoas 10 not ,d Que any
hores Of amicabe sett mcnt or tbs Neapotsu d n
cultes In this assertion quite vnccd both
he and the diplomats warranted by the truth II Ia
not likely that the unwse and cunning obstnacy whi,a
the King has always hitherto displayed sud IN which no
Ia supported BY the few evil councillors on who he
England and France II Is NOT likely that the douttlu
Of that unhappy monarch, ~ho cursed with The DON'T
which hts terrible isrue has made the most wretohod
on the face Of the earth. We believe, therefore that
there Is no likelihood OF return 70 friendship between
tho Court Of Naples aud those Of France and ENGLAND
Whit rsrt these great Allied Powers msy be ultimately
compelled 10 take in the settlement Of Nssgoaa an Of
ltafan nusir8 remains 70 10 Determined.
The question o Tut fferarce IN the Utefrs corenrn "
iofegn Stasesol NEEDING With their misgovorancrs--
n, wuoM doubt, delicate and difficult We avoid doing
his; sct, unltss VIC I'D 70 mos. ssrcuyualsss W laf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-04

RuK-Ffrm, emo NOR. defa.ne sos pa-css. Leewsrcs
80 soia a ~ - "a ss &c fvoos go runchs Demerars
s. - 1oa % a. I es, proc SAD loo SuncAs jamaica AZ
Rcs -Tte lcwss quai!acs have ben in gooc demand,
vste contract including white Bengal n los. l2s 6i
cargo Bengal o. 30 es. Cd; Madras ss 3D. los su1
2ss7 bsgs Dacca were wthdravp ami 10 tcrc,s Caro-
Ina sold al 2Ss 24s Cd. In cleaned rice good
ness bias been done.
ssrrETm-firm and Cd. denrer. Privately 2 cc0 ssss
roid ard 400 bags a. auction, tc "a per retsss-
10 per 32s In pitre of soda nothing TO re,orx
srcir Pepper: Of 2,l7o baes Ms,abar bact Only >
being iwy "a. cheaper; $50 bags singapore sod u
80 3d. 3S bsss Penang white rclt from 7xd sTxd.
q1sy vsss ss ss bags ,ss o.g aS .od a.
a los I'd. for coarse 30 md bright
srEIFs has further advanced 10 s2s and the rsarass
SUGAR continues good demand 10th for cxpor. and
home consumption ss last weeks rAis, 10 3D. sdyeass
hsurtius and Fat India offered auction during t6s
seek nearly al sold ssady Foreign-The pubHc snass
tierces, l6s bbls foro Rico ssS hhas iss teroes, =
bbs Cuba muscovaoo eDd 81 bl ds 100 bbls st Cvot1
'he whole OF which freely taken by u.de a fa1
prices. BY private treaty 500 bags csyed Manila aro
reported al 44s ed and 900 ooxes No. is Havana &
4ss the latter for export Five floating cargoes have
oetD sold two Havana, for Antwerp coo boxes No II
insured FREQ OF particular average at SIS and $40 boxs
No II, fully insured ~ 32-. and threo for ports In tha
July nsuIed a sis 3D. and two 70 opswn s Bah.. t3
cases $50 bags, fully Insured at 2Ss. 3d. and 800 cases.
Ito bags Insured free OF particular average at 20s aAA
$50 tons cayed Manila NJ 43s Cd for January delivery
TIN is very firm. Blocks 1878, bars 1925, refined
1889. Bapca 1865 straits Offering.
TALow. w.-St Petersburg Y. G. the spot steady q
b1s Cd and for the last three hs OF the year a.
TURpKNTsE.-5 200 barrels rough SOLD 1t IS. Cd. Q
9s. Sa Spirits are lower American la casks 32s 3D.
AhfmcAS srocKs.-Hardly anything doing, and Quotar
tons nominal.
HAVRE MARKETS.
HAvRE, Sept. 16-Noon-
Sales OF cotton for the week, 5000 bales. Stock
port, 70, 500 baies. Breadstufs dull
The Latest.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Sept. 2o-lP.N
CorToS.-A dull trade the quotations OF yoste ay;
probable sales for the day, T,0ce q 600 bales,
BaEADsrrs-Marke quiet for al articles, with very
limited business, at about yesterdays prices
Provisions unchanged.
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strike among the engineers euploycd ns ,re Hail
road hss been In contemplated Il fixed W como on
on Friday last tut there some hitch I'm tho pro-
srsmme, and II postponed. Nos the ysriks osmSa
nom the other t'de, and will be By Fan advcstis--
ment in ano,hsT column hat the board Il Management
have prepared reeular co,,r d'e1 Ts leaders amors
the engineers engaged N this usovemets have been a..
charged md PREPARATIONS made 70 swyply II once the
rlaces Of an who may leave The fnzl1ecrs have pos
complA,xed sbort wages. They perfectly ssisnsS
with heir pay, su; NO. dsposel 70 abide By those
rules which The superintendent considers peccssary iox
tho safely Of tie travelling public The engineers tniak
INC rules so stringent and the company think that the
prcscvvstsa VI ns and rvopr require their enforce
menA ArSngensne have been made tina. win prevcn,
any asssyupss o travel ana the trsiss leave Al tho
appointed tine The ur detdt the part of me CON-
pany ON without dov.ot be rucossfal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-04


The Texas papers contains late advices from Nosihc
Nj xico;-
General IApgberg expected at salulo In command
OF largo force OF government troops. Vidaurr hsd
made ds positions 70 meet him. IL ID probable tnevt hsq
been collision between them this. II such s too
the tag Of tnt Sierra Msdre Republic will
unNrled and events may trpn pre having very tru-
porapt bearing upon rotations with the cotsrm
States OF Mexico.
The Cor zales Inqsr recently stated the authority
OF runner that the Germans OF Dewitt county
about N form Fremont electoral ticket &c, ana thA1
party had crossed the river 70 put down. We loaxa
from tho Galveston Cisdn that the report h al.oseA
erroneous. The ia, ,ts are, that Kentuckian-aDi
preacher too-named Prs.her, or prascr residing In d
county, who bad been endeavong 70 incucate abo
sentiments anc had acted suspc ously shout
way slave, waited upon by deputaton Of citizens,
mciuciDg numbsr OF Germans and sAveholders, md
notified that lie must leave tho country. He acknowegeA
that he was shotonst that he In KeI tucky,
and should be one; but that he would NOT ouH
leave Texas, (f they would allow him. but also sho
Upted States, again live under the Tag OF nm
native country 0rr nlor na1t stated that portion a
the people, including tho principal Germans and sons
psntev, were Ia iavor OF imposing summary punishneae
upon him for his cobduc but the majority agreed 70 give
m short tine In ~Eich settle his affairs and quit The
country.
1be Austin So,e Garee 81, that MAJOR walter Iaaa
get ing up an expedition TO 10 the Gadsden purchase.
The object is, doubtless 10 work OF the many mines
existing In that quarter. Major Lane Is an old Texan.
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II. VNNo1tFt IToA1uTFFs
Much Of Mr.. Phslsns letter might reply 70, -
not that do not wish TO enter ntc newspaper discus
sion. But desire kr. Phaicn 70 observe that n noa
aons that have made deEet Of stso, more ioss,
but that had ros been that have resigned a. in Ni1
former tmea, tie procees of my benc1l 70 qudate h
Of salary my oefc In month Of the most pr
rcro1s management in the Academy Of xrsc must hsv1o
amounted 10 over 81, 900
Now athis the resuI, of tie prosperous N us
IN the Academy OF Nrfic whs: could be ,xps cted r.
management or twelve months. critical and unsenuAs
rstve % scsson should occur
suppose that tais statement will srlcc re the "a
fcr nation of tho pubic the reflection q tho stoskhcaAs a
and TIE benefit any future marAaes who ny ~ a..
tain the daring 70 bcsome ~ sans under The scou
dtoas offered have The honor 70 be, yoart rss scs-
fully, &C. MAX MNfTy *
NAV Yoax, Oct ., 1896.
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A MANIFESTO FROM TIE cuEvALIBR wIK0rF-
CoUSTEnBLAsT FROM MAX MARBTzEK-FISANOiAI.
LxfosE or TIE LATE SEASON.
Ng~rvKT, K. l., Sept. 80, 1860.
j. G, BENNETT, ESQ
DEAR siR--Amoug the theatrical items In the HssMn
to-day, end itc startling intelligence OF ccgP d. eai
the part Of Max Marc,zek.
Tho version given Is very favorable to Max-mSoh
mere 40 Than the facts jrstgy. pretty evaen, thu
bax corsders himself the master Of The situation" A
be boasts hablury OF his influence ever the New York
presehe supposcs thai he has nothing 70 l,an
Ire bis gun, end put he adverse party 10 flight Frc
the state ment Of the case rs made TO me, palpable
That be hss teen guilty Of gross want cf good faith,
sides good deal Of trckery. win for sArd the faces
which are all you care for know you win be abic sh
20 j1dge which Iariy has tho right co,opan-Nax q
the stockholders Of the Academy.
shall reiLIn 70 town this week, and resume with new
relsh my observations Of passing events.
Very truly yours,
HENRY wIKOFT.
couNTTRgLAsT FROM MANAGER MARETzEK.
TO TIE xnrroR OF THE HERALD.
SRl have rtad attentvcy Mr. Phslcus letter In thin
mornings Hrskfp and my oniy answer 10 It, shorid
feel much obliged to you, would you pubah tho stass-
mcnt Of tho receipts and expenditures Of month, which
has been said to ts the most in the Aoa-
DENY OF Music
AcIpvrrv ON sriTw~v~v oevpuu. 4 Iqgn
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The seconda the late fatal prize agh. between AMY
Kelly and Charles Lynch, srr@ssd yesterday W
oGeers McCiusky and lord. Of tho siSth ward ppc,.
ard o being brought be.cre Coroner rssy sn heii %
bail IA The sum or 81, COO V answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-04

Dsnking centre ef The world DO payments T.
me GDtnen-mey lct become apparent for solas ,nc
because m addoo to the eCsua demand for spoei for
exporiAlon, Temporary absorption of gold Is tE.lg
paee al otef furoP from its being WITHDRAWN o Toe
paAks ano thc ORDINARY purposes OF the money mac4e.
hto ,he bsnds OF deaiers who stock hee selves wits
quaAlv 70 enable them .ot only " tho capitals, but "a
ever, pel towa, to tay up ali tie silver coinage nss
remains to DC ro.iced that cause OF lae prevail
iLs oEquetrce regarding ths drain arises from
He exuaordhafy way in which the inconve +
ehce o. TIE movement Is aggravated b. the effect
Tie silver standard ob tie Continent and the cepr.
Vauon me people are experiencing from the aiS
appearance OF then regular Of exchange Ia
sequence o. HE tie panic brought cry shop
keeper anc peasant ano the movement assumes al The
tsfrors when popular &norance lean bestow upon It.
e Erchch ana other governments 10 take at
me s5ep winch II Was years ago predic ed lhey would
nno necessary oi rfsortng to eAousvely golden
rency ac were 70 uftr he present market price Tor
SILVER Lno re ctin ut Gel OF 10 per they
wtuli az once eAcepe nom gges, part OF their dculiy
ara Ell they would tlei have 10 contend with would be
me results, which must be serious OF their de6ciga
crops sooner OF later the plan must be adopted au
there s othiug 70 be gained by delay.
VIII be seen from what has now been stated that
mere are 20 points In the present hnRnc al condition of
II gland but such may be viewed With congratuation
Nep the prevailing pressure ia every respect sartafy,
Since while II faiis 10 exert the slightest effect the
tNnu puoyancy 81 me general trace OF the corntry il
cheeks the multiplication q those foreign schemes which
are waning TO be poured uyon the market ard the
discriminate recep ion OF which greatest peril will be
found
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The Great French hallway Frauds.

M 0UEKIN AND OTHER PARTIES ARRESTED.
The Lonoon Tines OF Sep mbsr 20, says:-Daplel For.
resier succt tedeo Wednesday Afternoon as la appre
heDong one Of the late ecas the Great Northern Of
France Railway Company, supposed to be Implicated Ia
the recent extraordinary robbery Of sOoo0 shaaes OF
that company The perron IN question is Guerin the
eniei superintendent Of the line Who it vii be feniem
rs the chief cashier and subcashier Of The pany
Luern was known 10 have secreied hnself in London
hut bis whereabouts defed the vigilance OF the Mansion
House ofcers ill Wednesday afternoon, when he was
taken in ihe vicinity Of Tower L He was forta sith
conveyed to the Mansion House, where he clearly
identified BY Of the o. N from the house OF Rosaechi
Luerin va le the option Of being examined before the
Lord MAJ on the charge and oeisg sent by bis lor-p
accepted the latter course and accordingly conveyed
BY Forester by The express mall train which eiI ia
few Lours ssrwards for Dover ard France. The othsr
deipqutnts have II is thought ped to New Yok bnt
from The prompt steps taken by the poco authorties,
far distant Two officers from tho Mansioa House
have been sent to Az erca with the necessary warrants
for their arreet
TIE Nouucilise, Of Ghen., Of tho 18th instant. rays
The comms Of poce ysrhuit arrested yesterday al
The railway station Nile. julie Ma, under the cbaF, OF
haviUg had most intimate relations with the young
men who have lately mited the robbery the prejc
dceof the Northern Railway Comp any. verhust imme
caie set Oh With the any 10 Brussels where he placed
fer In the hands Of tho judicial authorities charged wish
the Investigation OF the affair 10 Belgium appears that
ne Of the Iares implicated in the robbery passed
through Client sud Ossend The young woman now ar
rested had accompanied him TO London where she ei,
him 70 return 10 Belgium. sbe was en- her way back
0m ssna h heT % oGs place. and arc
panon letter from Charles oil, OF the 14th, the
Psecmsesr dAnuers, says-Baron James do Rothschild
many His journey, lie said, Is In connection with
late obbery Of the Northern Railway Company. Papy,
hssed.
(From the Precurseur d'Anvers, Sept 1871
II Is said that NJ Rothschld advances the Northern
Railway Company money 70 repay the stolen shares
Those advances made the ratio ot thIeo per cent
Tor the share holders who require cash aud ay cea.
uat NJ Robsehild had kcn upon Limielt The responsi
bity Of the whole loss He MAS not obliged 70 do IL
10 eso rumored that tho company intends 10 keep back
fifteen aIcs the dividend OF ali tho shar chodegs
oicer to make up the loss brought about by thc
Of the two This not fair for the theft havin
been ccmmtsd by the neglect Of the company II oush
70 b. ar the responsibility Two stock brokers' MessIs
Dubce and Pouma, base becD spbpmped on account
The affair by the sxA mimi " magistrs.e.
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Eptlsh securities have rsniessed more conaden',
tone since last and material advance has TAX "a
place In rcnsols The fact 81 the expectations HAVING AZ
rishsd Of rso IN the bank rate OF discount the If se
sepea from Paris the prospect OF the Neaposn ain
and Fr.nce and the sce,rt OF some Australian yod 10
ssy a The bssl ssre smaSs NE Influences cs tended
70 restore confidence. yssserdsy, ccaso'< for money
o'mress 'h,evrscu' ,hs cav For 'he IN co'ioser 10
o V"on vas f@A ptH. ~ = ~ st'taf Atest
II I = 80 ---.. ...la n - Il - .--- -.
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r,1,lry an 1,,,l,, So, {, ! gee. 60. 9

Fb1riry all Nl:ttas Shp9 E, Sale.
UyHE CLARENDON IRON WORKS; LOCATED IN
II the town of Wilmington North Carolina now N sue
cessl operation, offered for sale on RECOMMENDING
terms interest will be sold to man of expcrence
in the business who has capacity to supcrinend Inc same
The property consists of capacous and
NAcHyNESHOP, PATTERN ROOM, BOLLER SHOP,
= BLACHSAYIlH SHOP, IRON AND BRASS
- FOUNDRY DRAFTING ROOMS AND
OFFICES.
all we'll supplied with TOOLS and capable of doing work Of
any kind that be done ut FIRST class Shops Tho build
ing will accommodate hands, and the present tools ae
sufficient Tho land and water front s ct snt
cent extent to admit of any enlargement or addition h"
NAV be desired.
The present demand for work ia sufficient to keep the e
tabshnent employed with force Of 200 hands, and wu
increase The prices obtained for work such IA !" W
profitable to the proprietor and compare Mv"rah'F wiz"
prices at other points tn the purchaser. 40,
In addition to the many advantages possrsseW ~ VIVA
location for the business tho opening Of the Care Fear a
Deep River works, mud the building Ut the Wumhg'HM
Charlotte Rutherford Rasmd, will cyac MathMl ue,
nands for work, and furnish supply of tue Iaa'y V
and Iron. ,,.,
If the whole interest ia not sold he're tue Tda
day Of April next the property will be "neea AZ t"ee
sale IN that day, on tho PROMISES
As the Establishment will continue IN operation, ew'e's
for work repairs will he attended IT, ~ he'e'"mtS
ANY information that may DO arsi'ys. VII % rMmWN
furnished by application the subscriber AZ WuMnnkt"o
NC "A. II. VANBukkELEN. fres, Z, !, w.
March $, 1856. ss@u"H'
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A. ID. 1856.

A. ID. 1856.
VulTIE PUBLIC MAY TALK ABOUT THE CLAYTON
IL BULWER treaty and the BRITISH BULLION pow
but whether II is perfect treaty imperfect treatment
towards litile-thc facts The British
hold Malta and Gibraltar, Hcgoand in the Baltic, Cape
and Ceyon the South and East seas, Falkland at
Cape Horn Vancouver the Pacific, Halifax the Bcrmu
das off Cape Haterask and Mosquito of the Caribbean
thereby commanding the world of waters; notwh-
standing ali this Havcns still continues put np aud put
down. and put thru Fayetteville St. No. 49, Portraits
of egivng neamcnts done up and done down and done
brown in ambrotypic mezzographc photographic and da
guerreoypic styles ndelibe color and pure tint
that e:ernay every child may recognize his rela
tves, and even Towscr know his MASTER
p. S. Call Immediately and be satisfied for once!
AT the HAVEN'S GALLERY,
Fayetteville Street No 10 Raleigh G
January %, 1856. l9-tf
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NIXON,S Hon en-
FORMERLY MRS. BoRDEx,s)
Vest Side Raitruad.

Vest Side Rait,yad
GoIdsborOugh, NC.
h,a, s entensiye ana well known public EstabI;sh,
Deen purchased and was reopened by the
reception OF guests on the 4th inst forh
1t is pleasantly and conveniently s;tr,to,:
9 ana Is directly opposite to- and Wr e centre
Iicket Omces OF the Wilmington and W.,s LoI Of the
CenIeIal Railroad Companies where the cars s, and tie
or w anu departure and where FAITHFUL On Their
BE IN WAITING to take baggage and give snh ANTS WILL
lions as the traveller may reaure ' 'uch other alen
.IHE HOUSE has been renodelled ro,,;,
ouSh'y renovated from cellar to garret NV ana thor
throughout with New Furniture selected with FURNISHED
ana arranged with an eye single to the comfrsp special
uai CUES: or permanent boarder 0''s OF The els
VIII oe richly furnished with the substantial a..
anu delcacies OF the seasons FOREIGN ne n 'ne aans
markets Will be rendered tributary 10 tho Us DOMESTIC
wnch VIII De served up in the best style bv naa supply
ing and well trained servants. y ''uef'y' obdg'
,, THE BAR
Will be Storehouse of the best W;,os
saPeflniended by gentleman of COURTESY liquors and
thoroughly acquainted with his business "mu integrity,
AnnMeoge OF what due to the rights and comk The
pubic, US well us to hmselfand his emniorsr Of The
THE STABLES.
which are among the best in the State howe L.,
the keeping Of skill and careful manao,r eI placed
ways nave under his the best and moe, WHY VIII al
ost'ers ana It Will be among the chief cares of T
tor to see that horses of his guests be vol gu e pre
oughly groomed. W VIGIL led and thor
This entire establishment has been purchased and g.
OF course 1t will be the interest of the pressure rs
vi me house In every respect equal to any in tho u
lie ,hereiofe trusts that generous pubc will ut!
l"e inc hoera patronage heretofore extendd :" l
PS WINE unoer the care of its former proprera Nus Mus
Union. WI o"Shout The entre
Ano,st "A ,ozz H. R. NIXON,