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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-01

STILL MIssING.-Mrs. Hopper, of Sacramento who
has been missing days, Is supposed to have
mitted selfdestruction.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-01
Mariposa and Merced South Fork
Company.

as- NOTICE. PERSONS DESTROYS OF TAKING
Stock in the above Company respectfully informed that
Books open for Subscriptions TO the same at the
Office of the Company in the building lately occupied by the
MAnPosA DEMOCRAT, in the town Of Mariposa.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees, A. MCNEIL,
ASGEISE REYNOLDS, Sec'y PRfsD'T.
Mariposa, August u, 1857 aug20u
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-01
Removal.

lie GRAND, formerly proprietor of the Lager Beer
IA. Saloon, Nam street, Mariposa, next door TO
Cohen samucs Brick store would respectfully inform bis
former friends and patrons that he has removed to the II
Dorado Saloon where he be found at all hours ready to
wait upon the thirsty public Off
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-01

PETITION IN ISsoLvESoY.--Gen. James Allen, late
State Printer we regret to learn, has found it ne
cessary to file petition in insolvency. The decision
Of the Supreme Court declaring the State debt un-
constitutional the burthen that broke the camels
back The depreciation of scrip was uncomfortable, and
hence the appeal to the laws of the State
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-01
Aqua Eric 6r ow cry
+ O r 5 A l. f

THIS BREWERY, AT aqua FRlo, MARlPOsA COUNTY
is now For Sale For further particulars apply TO the
subscriber the premises at Aqua Frio. .,
july2u WILLIAM bQehtNAtt
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-01
SPE CIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
THE MAIL will close at this Post Office for the Atlantic
States and Europe FRIDAY, Oct. I'd, at O'Clock
P NJ W. @. Goss, P. NJ.
HoRSlTos, Sept. "a, 1851
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-01

A Quartzburg Lodge, No. 9s, F. and A. M.
Wy The next Regular Communication of Quartzburg
wv Lodge, No. 9s, F. and A. NJ, will be held the
first SATURDAY after the full of the moon
WIN. II. TICHENAL, W. N.
P. b. SNALLwooD, Secy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-27

sands snrsppnrtlla.-rhe extraordinary emi-
cacy of this unrivalled preparation scroua
eryspeas cutaneous erupve disorders similar
complaints would appear almost Incredible were not such
wonderful of daily certified by persons
truth responsibility establishing the in
that in this class disorders
tive and rcnoEating agent it Is uuequalled.
Eminent physicians have proved by many years expert
ence they produce happest results by
mInlstrntion, and therefore use it with confidence
Prepared aud sold by a. H. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by LII. CRUMBACKER.
And by Druggists generally. Jy7-1wdaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-27


HEAVY DAXAGEs.-James Morrow, of Albany,
NY, has commenced an action against Philip
Snyder, wealthy citizen of Clinton, in the same
State, for seducing his wife and ,abucting' her
from his bed and board, and has laid his DANA
ges at fifty thousand dollars.
To illustrate the tremendous efforts which
business men will make to keep their heads
above water, a New York jober made his note
for s., 900, payable in three months, and sold it
for $4,000. Four hundred per cent. per aunum
for money is pretty large price.
a very bitter personal controversy is being
wased in the Presbyterian OF the West, between
Rev. n. L. Rice, d. D., of St Louis, and Rev. E.
D. McMastcrs, of New Albany, professor elect
Of the Theological Seminary at Chicago. Dr.
Rice had declined professorship in the same in
siituton and in his letter Of declination reflect
ed severely upon DR.. Nc.
Miss Margaret Coffin, of nottingham District,
Nd aged 20 years was bnrned to death last week
BY her dress accidentally taking fire.
SNow.-The Lynchburgh Yirginian, ofsatur-
day, says there snow on the mountains
within sight of that place on the previous day,
Thompson Owen, for committing a rape on
his own daughter, has been sentenced to thirteen
years in the penitGntiary at the Circuit Court of
Halifax, Va.
A lad named Robert, Paterson, while riding
on a train of cars in Philadelphia, on Saturday
evening, was accidentally thrown offand Instant
ly killed.
RELIGtuus REvIvAL.-The protracted IN etings
in the Methodist Church at Winchester have
resulted in the conversion of lG6 persons. 6S of
whom have connected themselves Will the
church probation.
The of son Henry Gum, of Mississip2i ran
off two weeks ago with:his fathers secon'l wife.
The '.soR of gun" has not been heard Of since.
The"tirst gun" doesn't intend to pursue him.
| a correspondent writes to know, in case the
Great Eastern steamship cannot come over the
bars about Sandy Hook, why the people do not
go and let the bars down.
John Randolph, venerable negro, for many
SIh:J DSin6cTnt, worked off his last form few
-! days ago, having been locked up in the embrace
of death.
! y writeron domestic economy, in giving instruc
! tons for keeping eggs fresh, saws Lay them
with the small end down" H. does not specify
whether this direction is for the hen or the
/ housewife.
"Are those bells ringing for iiTes" inquired
Simon of Tiberias
"No, indeed" answered Tibe; they have got
plenty of fire, and the bells are ringing for
I water"
/ Among the ancient Germans ''it was certain
death for any woman to marry before she was
twenty yeats Of age" According To our phys
biologists the same law applies among our peo-
pie at the present day.
The children in the Cincinnati public schools
have contributed over two hundred dollars for
the fund being raised for the relief of the family
of the late Capt. Herndon
Punch speaks Of venison as the dcer{dcar)
departed.
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TnE KANSAS ELrcrIoN.-The following letter
we take from the New York Post of Saturday:

TnE KANSAS ELEcTIoN.-The following letter
we take from the New York Post Of Saturday:
LEAvESwoRrm CRY, October 10, 1857.
For several days prior to yesterday there were
conflicting rumOrs regarding the result OF the
election, and among them was seml-otflclnl an
nouncement Of Ihe defeat of Parrott and tho
loss of the territorial legislature TO the tree.state
party.
II was alleged that johnson county had given
a very large vote for the proslavery ticket, more
than sufficient to absorb the majoriues which
Parrot had obtained in nearly every other county
in the territory One precinct, NAMED oNlnI9'
in johnson county, returned some l6Uo malorl'
~ in favor of the so-called democratic party
Immediately on these returns being received at
LecOmptOn measures were taken by some oil
the free-state party to establish the traud 10y
sending to the place aforesaid,
The evidence of the fraud was OF such Slar-
ing character, the representation OF those
who went to Oxford, that Governor Walker
and Secretary Stanton went down To the place
and on a search for the judges of the election
who purported to have na!!s !AS .. EstH1TIRRf ufa
made any such as were alleged.
They also found that there were hnt about
twenty persons, all told, who resided where six
teen hundred and upwards were returned as hav-
ing voted.
In consequence Of this and other discoveries
Of fraudulent returns Of similar character to
the one stated, Mr.. ParrOtt was notified that he
could have his certificate of election without any
further delay This news vas received last
evening, and it is now fully settledthat throw
ing out the ascertained fraudulent votes, Marcus
J. Parrot is elected TO Congress from this Ter.
Fitory, by more than five thousand majority
There are also twenty-eight out of thirty.ninC
free-state members Of the territorial House o.
Representatives, aud nine out Of thirteen mem
bcFs Of the council, as have before stated.
This is good news, and shows that we are al
right on the question of free stale when il i.
DrrSRnted for our action
The Constitutional Convention rcaSSembies
next Monday, and there win be very interest
ing session, OccasiOned by the recent result o
the election. TRuTH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-27

CAS A MINISTER MARRY a DIVORCED WoNA~?
REV Mr.. Shields, of Iowa, having been silen-
ced BY the Presbytery of Des Moincs, for mar
rying a woman who had been divorced by the
laws of Iowa, appealed to the Synod, and his
appeal was sustained. The Synod expresses its
opinion that the action of the Prcsbytery was
correct in them, and suggested by n laud"ble
zeal in the service Of the church; and although
reinstating Mr.. Shields, does not approve of his
marriage, asis shown in the following resolution:
Resolced, That in restoring Rev. J. II. Shields
to his former position in the gospel ministry the
Synod should not be understood MS approving
the contracting of marriage, especially by minis
ters of the gospel, with persons divorced for
whatever cause, believing that such marriages
hr;n0 into rnaetinn tho purity and 'visd"'" of
the parties thereto
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DIR. NJ. DE-. VALLET,S
FEMALE pERIODICAI.p Pill

These pills have used in private practice of the
Proprietor also Hospitals OF Of France for many
years. meeting unparalleled success-givng the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fall.
They charm in correcting lrregularity and OBJ.
sructions producing regular return Of the monthly dis
charge.
mild gentle stImulant. They produce an agreeable
exhleratiOn and happy influence beth body
Pregnant females those supposng themselves So are
cautioned against using pills. they will produce
miscarriage although Injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGIILINs BUsHFTELD.
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Faou UrAH.-The correspondent of the st.
Louis Republican mentions having recently seen
Capt. Van. Vliet, the confidential agent of the
government, at Palmetto, Kansas, returning
rom Salt Lake. He reports that the Aormons,
refuse to let the United States troops enter the
city. Governor Young publicly declares that
he will burn the prairies, and thus deprive the
animals Orthe expedition of substance, and burn
his own city if necessary, before he will sub
nit to the demands Of the government The
forts along the route arc represented.as in bad
repair, and do not afford sufficient protection to
the troops.
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ExpoRrs rnox Nav YoaE.-The value of eX-
ports from New York, for the week ending on
Monday night, was two millions one hundred
and thirty-two thousand dollars, whichthe Con-
Tier says exceeds, by large sum, the value Of
exports for any previous week in 1857. The
weekly value of exports during the spring and
summer was from eight hundred to twelve hun
dred thousand dollars. The increase in the
quantity of goods exported is still greater, as
prices now rule much lower.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-27

TuE ANEnoAN MrssioXArY ASSOCIATIONS.
The anniversary of the American Missionary
Association was held last week at Mansfield,
Ohio. An abstract of the Treasurer's report,
presented by Er.!Whipple, shows that the re-
ceipts for tho last year were s5l, 900, aud the
expenditures the same amount, leaving an UNI
paid debt of $1,4s4. More than onc-fourth Of
this expediture was for home missions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-27

ISABAp CoNDrrrox. appears that the New
York city finances are in rather a ricEety con-
ditiOn. A committee recently appointed by the
Common Council of the city, to make an exam
nation into the public accounts of the city and
the departments of finance, has made report,
from which IT appears that great deal of rot
tenness and negligence, if nothing worse, has
been discovered. The amount of money due,
uncollected, is enormous, amounting to between
soven and eight millions. In ndsition to this
vast sums are said to have been collected which
never passed into the hands >Of the proper
officer.
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A PnixrEn Is Lrcx.-A young English prin-
ter, named Henry Floyd, lately engaged on the
Savannah Georgian, sailed from that port for Liv-
erpoOl last Monday, in the ship Georgia, having
received the intelligence that he was heir to au
estate of EGO 600,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-27
sPBCIAL TIC Es.
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT !!
a GOOD FAMILY PILL.


DIR. TODDS PILLS hayeLC cough medicine, Ps "a
been compounded withgreat ant, sAIe anu eeS1u"' .
care and from the purSst-i moLerate cost. i.,t In
material These facts In one that can oe H. I,,sJ
connection with their adm house as q. sIIiren
rabIe combination, have giV-tete anu Il, eIicate
en- them the reputation WheTe or 70 pI nj with.
hey been lntrOduGth beaIIh toEt -; to otheT
Of heiug the hest FdLRHyA9ont aEsrSNN'''
PiiLs In use. - sis st medicine Is Or.
Years we've required byTyI sueh z UnARIIOUND
the proprietor (Tho hA' = E EHISIW
been successful prac-e- - ot uroduce that
t:e for over 40 years, In ~ 10 aieIl follows the
the city Of WheclinR) to- ~ bs c1ich medicines
adjust the ingredients OF .ontSin THrtar Eet-
these PILLS 20 thattheir COM. inh'e" $3.50
bIned action would reaei Il. oe, mt const,uate the
he Lfve. with certanty:S lit tbe cos9b medi.
and produce easy and 2 - -Li.S so1laIn Opiuni.
safe operation on the bow ' ~
els. ,A,.,.,,-1- The diaerent articles Of
They act Iaai i or n which Il Is cOmPosed-SeI-
ordinary smsIIerJ eea Licofice, Hoarhonnu,
gentle 49, sr, Riecampane, BOneset, VIVA
do,es anu Cherry, SO combined
4Igestinn Headache Colds, WIN tonic T. Ioosynei
Ses &C. GS; 49,, 4, - and soothed while at The
dH " I,s - ~ m sssrs Ssame time the system y;
use tor u y GrS - supported, and the natural
anu oFlsLs Ss ~, tstes functions Of the bowels are
from hSAtiy MAJ, S Az H. not interfered with.
mand is steadily neFeasingr- -. p.toa or rcuts,
as their merits become moFer - FF'se "
fully knOTt =, ,,,,Is+s
These medicines are for sale by the Ptl'''P"
throughout the country. o,,,~ 4 m Wholesale
Address orders to 7. H. LOGAN q IO Sborjisr
Druggists, and Dealers in Trusses, anPP9re'S' ociQ
braces, CataEba Wines, &ci &C., WheelnR' Va
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
NEW GN0DSI

THREW d DRAKE have this day received, In atiltHat'
IL their large and extensive stock Of FAMILY GHH
CERES, fine and varied assortment Of Spices &C.
which they respectfully attention Of their Gus
TONERS; Mustard in and boxes Grain and pnreissi
Asp'cc; min an pulveriscd Gloves; Mustard See Gah
I'D puverizsd Pepper Salt in large and small bags Ca
lie Soap and pure Starch, &C., &c, which they oGs
reasonable and reduced prices.
such Rose, Yana, Orange and Lemon Gum Drop! PEfs
White Rock Candy; Juj9be Pnste Stick md Catalina Lgu
ice, kept constantly hand at No. Washington Hail.
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TAG assertion of the 4Aspinwall correspondent
Of the Now Orleans Picayune that forty Of the
passengers Of the Central America were detain-
ed At quarantine in Havana appears to have
been made upon the mere hereSay report Of
third parties and is doubtless entirely incorrect
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GRAND OPENlNG.

A TIE CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE. No. 15i MAJ
"a Street wehave just opened third supply o. W,
and fashionable Dry Gnods, comprising Back and ia
Silks Rich and beautiful fancy anrlnn shn ere; IrsIs
Mausiaii,e lie LANES Parnm. t,as Prints Gnghap Fur
nture Prints Beachrd and Brown Mnslins, Barred CoG
and Pressed Flann'ls, Red yellow, blue, gray ana ,
plain and twilled Fannes, Blankets, Ticklngs Table
MarSees QiIlts, Jaconets, bus, Nains0oks, ana ~
Musns; Brass and Cane Hoops; Hosiery, Cloves. ann ~
bon; Very Rich Chenille Broches Stella, Th!het Cah
and Long and Square Wool Shaws, together with ~ o1'
goods usually kent In our lIne all OF Which we will s
the very loves wholesale prices. The public retS'
fully invited to call and examine stock and prices
oC7 s. -OSBOURNE Co
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Iris asserted that now the tunnel through the
Blue Ridge mountain, Virginia, is completed
and possession given to the Railroad company,
il is found to be too small to admit the passage
of single car, much less full train, aud thatit
win take months Of labor to remedy the defect.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

various remedies Tor this disease stands
DIR. SHAbLENBERGER'S ANTIDOTE.
few doses will any ordinary case, and ONE DOSE
Invariably the chIs It contains nothing in the least
degree hurtfui to THE SYSTEM UNDER ANY CIRCCM-
STANCES and produces the unpleasant eTec that
Quiniue and other agents In general
1t cures every Of disease the original
ONLY ANrIDOTE FOR MALARIA.
shaenbsrgers Fever and Ague Antidoe, and
be sure you get PILLS.
Sold By respectable Druggists ere,y,oAere.
PRICE, $3.50.
For sale by LAUGHLISs & BUsHFIELD, Wheeling, Va.
Sole ProprietorS, a. T. sHALLENBERGBR 4 CO.,
aug7-3m Rochester, Pa.
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PARTR1DGEs
PICTURE GALLERY! !!

IL IN i " lO10 " ILL A@AAAO = .
t- Is fitted up style superior to any other In the
western country. Ills RECEPTION aud SALES ROOM Is
Is feet deep to which he built addition for operating
co by 90 feet with for light and facilities for
his business unsurpassed In the world He would eaPar
ticuar attention the light he h0ianess and dts
nctness every feature the sorness OF outline avoiding
stiff appearance; ALSO the reflective or looking
glass effect SO Objectionable In the DHguerreotyPe
As many pictures sent out here are entirely tcorttess
from Adring yotectiUe finish, Partridge assures his
patrons that hs toork ia protected by hard eHtelf"g
,oicN 6econes part cfs picture, aud Is US durable
as Lte glass itself
Pastures every improved style made as low as at other
Rooms here.
~ Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call at11sx
Main street. East side over Marsh Taylors stOre Wheel
ing, Va. sepl6
"SWEETS FOR THE SW EEL.
.'BoYaet dc Orleans" or 7. \. BOURBON
From groves of sweet flowers this perfume was cued
Where deep, golden summers cxalt the perfume;
Where the South, In the deep glen is luled,
Where blossoms exhalc, but resume.
To Impart this aroma, 'tiS the sweetest the best,
1t steals Ger the senses, as the nectar Of love-
To the boquet Of beauty, 1t gives new zest-
the pride of the toilet and the perfume of Love
Distilled with great care from of the
South expressly the BoudoIr, Toilet and Handkerchief
For sale, with all the "FRANGIPANNI'S," by
T. II. LOGAN & CO.,
septe Bridge Druggists.
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sEsAron HrvrsRs LErrrn.-To tho exclusive

oENAION ElUSIEH Q LII % lIIu vNNIIEI't
of many articles intended for this mornings
paper, we present our readers with the letter Of
Hon. R. 81. Z Hunter, addressed to s F. Lenke,
defining his position in reference to the admin.
istration of President Buchanan aud the course
persucd by Gov Walker, in Kansas. There is
no danger of misunderstanding the Senator on
these questions, for he speaks very explicitly,
and with an evident desire that all may know
tho exnct ground he occupies, and there can be
little donbt but what the views expressed by the
Senator will meet with n ready response from a
majority Of the politicians at the South. with
whom Mr.. Hunter is affiliated, and who style
themselves friends ofthe present administration.
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NOM and Winter Goods
FALL FASHION FOR HATS,

1901.
r AN now prepared to furnish my numerous pars1. ,s
the pubc with very superior quality and style Mti,
skin Hats ic are light elastic tast-cOlor Gne lpstre
anIs Of great endurance as they will render good
soft plSntgrs French, RncklnnJ and Hungarian stIl
Hack brown, Pearl, and Beaver coOrs. Also, Nentui
Bows Caps, of the latest styles.
R-AIoIeskin Hats finished to conformation mti,ur
on short notice. Bring along the cash and you s
kinds OF head gear at a very low tar1, at
W. W. JIMESON'S,
suyo2 No. S. Main s.
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New Books, Stationery, sc.

New Books, Stationery, &c.
AMES C. ORR No. lii Main ST., begs leave to call thu
81 attention OF wholesale and retail purchasers of Rocks
and Stationary to his Fall stock received viz: School
all kinds. from the primary the highest College
Classics miscellaneous Book Gate issues Drawing Books
Copy Books Architectural Books, (new anthors) Methn
dist PRESBYTERIAN Baptist and Christian Hymn Books in
various STYLES of binding; Family Bibles, worth from 81
$15, Pocket do of all styles; Du6s Bookkeeping and
BLANKS. Jenny Lind Pens and all the numbers OF Gotts
famous Pens now II lux (ATnOld) and InksRns of
various patents. Music Books of various authors-Sab-
Books 5000 qrs Blank Books OF variety; Dia
rles for 1885, Semoranum Of all styles; 500 Reens
Cap Letter and Note Papers, of different grades qua
ties,
GOLD PENS.we wish to call especial attention our
large and well selected lot OF Gold Pens Having disposed
OF all our old stock, RvRRY PES offered is
WARRANTED comprising almost every No. of A. No-eton&
Co.'s celebrated Penn Having the largest select
ed stock of Pens in the city. those superior
tcle cannot fail to be suited.
We would call the attention Ldirs in particular
to onr stock of FANCY STATION cry which purchased
expressly for their accommodation knowing
Of the knl and quality has heretofore kept city
PLEASE call and examine for yourselves.
All OF the above and everything usually the Book
and Stationery line can now be had at
JAMES G. oRRs,
Sepl5 III Main St.. Wheeling Va.
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WYKEs'
GALLERY OF ART!!
l3e Main Street, Wheeling, Va

lou AA4AA HSN SSO' "
gIs the place obtain LtkeneSses of every size and
STYLE the smallest miniature mp to e'sre and got
in a superior
long experience in the art and by the of the
most powerful Instruments together with every appliance
necessary produce good pictures he would assure e
public that they furnished with pictures at this Gal
lery superior any country and equal to any
east or west.
Photographs plain or oil colOrs This style of
picture can be made any size up life, and cOOred true
70 nature Small Daguerreoypes AmbrotyPes msgnlhed
to any size on aud coOred in OIL By this process
we obtain the oil painting with the truthfnlness of
Daguerreotype.
Petures taken at this Gallery as cheap any other
in the city, Every picture Is finished in the most durable
manner, and put up with double glass; air tight, without
which no picture will stand unchanged.
oc3-sf wv. wYKEs, Artist.
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An unsuccessful attempt was made one night
lust week to rob the Philesburgh Bank, n J.
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MARSHALL COUNTY FAIR!
Y order OF the President and Executive Committee the
u holding of said FAIR Is ajonrned to we'nt sday'
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an" O0"f'e'S AT MODERATE RATES.
IocatedI the Of the city, opposite he s
pension Bridge and only few squares IRON the Raifth
Depots and Steamboat Landing.
EXCELLENT STABLISG
Is attached to the House, Travellers and boar!ers rest
assured that no pains will be spared add to their
fort apSo-,idav
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TINS well known Hotel has newly renovated al
urnisl esthe best Of accommodations to Traveller