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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
yu IOWA,
MAINE,
VERMONT,
NEW HAMPSHIRE,
ISLAND

1t will be seen that about the whole
Republican pyramid isin New England,
and is composed of very small States:
while the Democratic pyramid is made
of large States located all over the
Union. % r.. ,-.f
The fact is, the Republican party is
pretty cffectually used up, n Is on the
eve of a dissolution.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
raA correspondent of the Milwau,

na-A correspondent OF the MIlwau-
kce Neus, writing from St. Paul, Mime
sofa, under date of October 81, says:
Tn St. Paul an armed hand of Know
Nothing rufians took possession of the
polls in one of the wards, and, with re-
v~olvers and knives. drove off and kept
from voting some W or three hundred
legal voters.
And this their papers in St. Paul in
dorse .sas an act worthy of all credit, and
rejecting honor" upon the Williams who
were concerned in its preparation.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05

m-The capital of Iowa is to be re,
moved from Iowa City to Des Moincs
City, in accordance with the provisions
of the new Constitution, and an act OF
the last General Assembly. The next
Iowa Legislature will bold its session
at Des Moiues.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05

nsa- Senator HUNTER, of Virginia is
ont in o letter denying a rumor that he
was opposed to Dir: Duchanan's Ad-
ministratiou. He disapproves, however
Of the course of Coy. Walker in Kan
Fas.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
THANKSGIVING.

Tho Governor has issued his procla-
nation appointing Thursday the 26th
of November TO be observed by the
people of as a day of thanksgiving
and .braises 500 :-c--" r tcrss
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
Our GREAr COMPLEMENTARY t

Our GREAT -CoNFEDEEAcT.-At the
meeting of the next Congress two new
Senators viii be in readiness for admi:
sion into the Union--MinneSota and
Oregon. The progress made thus far
fully warrants the expectation. The
Constitution of Minnesota prohibits sla-
very. What position Oregon will take
on the same subject is as yet uncertain.
In effect, however, Oregon is and will.
cort:n2c to be a free State. These will
increase the members Of the confedcra-
cy to thirty three, without counting
Kansas, whose idmiss o in some shape.
now sec ms imminent. The C"nstitu-
tional Convention of Kansas will meet
again in a few days, resume and o n
clude its labors, and the Constitutions,
thus framed will either be submitted to
a popular vote or sent to Congress with
out such endorsement. At the approa-
ching session of Congress, therefore, the
Union will be materially increased in,
members. Steps viii also, no doubt, be
taken to organize. the new territories of
Arizona, Dacota b and Carson, thus raj
sing the number of territories to the
same total, az at present.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
The Next House Of Representa-"
r. - kiVeS i'm Ohio.

~
The columbus papers have not yet
published a complete list of the MEM
lbers elected to the next House of Rei.e
resentatives in Ohio. The StatesmeS
gives the following incomplete list OF
the Democrats elected. In its table
are comprised ffty-nine Democrats, 1t
omits the one elected in Washington
County and the one in Morgan whieH
give us ~sixtyEene in the HOuse, I'd all
others forty-six. Here is the list
DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVES ELECT
-FIFrEEN MAJORITY, IUV
Hamilton County.-Geo. c.. Robin
kson,Patriek observation-disclosures
Aaron C. Bagley, Isaac c., Collins, Jo-
seph J. Dobmeyer, James Satin, Jo-
seph r. Wright.
Christy.~ oAii1
Montgomery iCounty,-Robert Nc
Even, Henry Morse. III
Franklin County.-Wm. r. Rankin,
H. l.. CLANCY.
Licking County.-Wm. B. Woods,
VIM. Parr.
jan SAoN o~S ~ ~
Ashland County,. P. Cowau.
Coshocton County.-7Sansster. aEg''a-
Guernsey County.-Franeis Rea.9.!l I
Mahoning County@S. W. Gilso1. I
Seneca. County,. W, Paine.
Brown County,. S. West J. 7.
Richardson. - '.n ,sna ,di -
Cfermont County.-Thomaa' Hitch,
NJ. S. Pikelhimer. sv- Lua -sai 5tsids i-A
Fairfield County.-R. w. Carlisle, F.
W: Bigony. ST. 11E -y ygr
Monroe County,. Williams, j. NJ
Stout. u .ya ..a1 at
RichIand County.-Alexander Rail
ston, A. Jenner -
Tuscarawas County.--Brisben c.
Blackburn, Albert Bates.
Ross County.-Joseph Seney.
Muskingum.-(One)
Jackson and Vinton Countics.-Rob-
ert B. Stevenson.
Mercer and Van Vert Counties.-CT
P. Edison.
Hardin and aWyandot Counties.--
Chester II. Mott.
Gallia County.--Waugh. ' -
Highland County.--J-,L l.. Hughes. ~
Putnam and Henry Counties.---W. j.
Jackson.
Adams County.--JGW. lMcFerraA.
Allen County.,--C.G Marshall.
Auglaize County.---Gcorge W.. An
drews. 2 e Y =
Crawford County John Pittnan.
Darke County.--John L. Minor.
Hancock County.---Westcott. OK
Hooking County.--(Onc.)
Holmes County.---Eli Glasgow.
Lawrence County.---Ralph Lcete...
Marion County.---Richard Wilson
Perry County, One.4
Pickaway County.--Petcr Rose.
Pike County.--(OneD .Ir
Sandusky Counfy=-T,p T. Ficnfroek-
Scioto County. Ray.
Shelby County.-Judge Thompson
Washington Couhty.--(Onc.)
Morgan County.--(onc)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

The REMEMBERING Of these sections Is for the veui
OF reference
Art To- Sec 49, of the Manral Of 1855 the seventh line
from below. after the word "four, inert
The Proft Of history and Bellies Letres shall be
poyed In the department OF English language when not
engaged in teaching IN his own department the PfNfes
OF drawing shall teach descriptive geometry In the do
parmept OF pure mathem cs when no! engaged with his
classes In drawing
minority In the Board objected to It's adoption aud 10
the competency OF Pref Roemer he the heal Of
Department Of Modern Languages IA alleged he did
not under sand spanhh.
The ms ,ortv pressed the resolution.
The minority, persons oppos.d to the resolution had
the house lied TO zee II there Ma quorum present
Tsenty too members svcrDg 10 their the Chair
stated there Was trsf quorum present One a the mi
noriiy Immediately let toe room, when the house
called again. and quorum not being p eseo, the Chair
declared The B,ard adjourned
TIE bylaws Of the Board have been changed
isbh heads the de departments OF study In the
Free Academy. but the passage Of the above resoi
ton will leave them without being oiled up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16
Commissioners or Health.

IMPORTANT LETTER IRON rae AMERICAN CONSUL
AZ KISesfoS JAMAICl REsPEcrrSs THE YELLOW
xxvvH AT IN AT PORT
, - -, -, - w.,
the Oemmistonefs Oh heAih he'u u'ee'ng on "e""es
day Lt the library rooms OF the City HalJonss g.
phit~ President In the Chair Pre-en,-Heah ON ser
: . :, :.
e. Thompscr, Resident PHYSICIAN VIM Rockwell, NJ
D., yededab Miller, NJ d. and John Clancy, President OF
~. poa,s nj Aidor ne,
= -
Inc minutes OF inc previous meeting were taen read son
arprcved after which the following ettcr received
from l.vor Wood asdre.,ad IN hin, from Rhs. v,-o.
H. arac.n fson,ri q, E;ncsor Is,,a.. "a.
,r.r.ry ;he v,IIo~ saver a, ihsI n,,i =.
C,ssrr ,yx os I'm. r.-,v, s,.rrs ,
sTxos,nx Iamaic, tane o. iss2 7
E,ere I'm have the homo, an s-,ro.a for yo,r IN,
ssa, ara ,ns n, the roocr su,nor,ias az hs nor, ~
S. Vol nm e,,,,ct rro,, the CJDni,I S,o5r,s IN ms
$50 s.,sa i,no o. Igas,a-ss.S " 49,
Csse~ M velox fever bave manifested therasai,ss
,ss.sr ,,s,ad n, hoard roe narIet .,samars rson a
W cs, ,ace,h, "a nn hos,s ~ nv vcssc,. =, ms
ssroor
ne person. attacked have been removed 10 the public
hcgpal here aud 70 lodgings IN the soxn, and so ne
csus have occurred but can.ot ascertain that the dis
ssse among residents 1rhe cases in every in
ssn.e except one hlving been imported enclose copy
cF y communication from the President Of Royal Col
yo 81 and Surgeons OF ia and
my inquiries concerning the disease With great respect
have the honor 10 be, Dir, your obedient servant
ROBERT MONROE HARRISON.
To Hos. FERNANDO WooD
fgxfrsct from the Colonial S;auiArd Kingston JAMAICA
June 26, 1851
We regret 10 ttate thet the yellow fever has manifested
.hof 10 alarming extent at Tbomas whepoe n ap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

Fort OF New York, July 10, 1857
CLEARED.
Steamship Constitution (BeD. Pongin, Antwerp-A Rel
steamship souhernes. Murray. Charlestcn-spohord. II
Steamship Roanoke, Sinner. Portsmouth. Ao-LuaI.u
fsI ssp ss Mss neS
s1s -. kSSs oys
sSSr May 9S,sR , ar Issa Fr a
scsr Worth Allen Mot,
schr whiriwird chase Al xandria-wo ,drnn Robinson
schr ship Carpenter. Burrows, Phisdeiphis-Jss Hand
Scr SAWYER Huston Calais: Master S.: -. . s,.
schr oui.a. Besrss Bost,n-' he r.s, 60
$1,000 ps Prom She Shepherd Sss Hsvsn~J Edwds
Steamer Georges Greek eager baltimore.
Steamship Queen of the south Pea Cowss June a 1t mid
5 .n se a.d f 70
sSr q u put ss on s nth Jsy y sc cs n ca ss
until he iS noon, when we spoke the ship Piutarch,
p 2 2nns nss ssw 10 Ra Bremen June IL in
balss with 4sa TO Il Koop Hsd pilot on board
Bark Flash. wilson Vera Cruz June With :yeste ssns
S BE- 70 se srS' Vera Ps; a' 30 Ion
Bari Celia Br, 'ur. Msysguez PR, ladays. with sugar
Barb Iva 70 ter Narscabo June q with coffee, hides
e. 70 Phelps an o Am bern o S sss
Ja sps Pe,nsOu New ION; July i 4. 5. os Ion
with vessel In
Dosss OF srsSs, Ne Warren NsuviA' June
Brig sxnd,r lBr OF wudsor, Alien Windsor, Il days,
with plas'er 10 ID DeWoK
Srbr Pilot Fish (of Boston, Heard, Gonaves July with
lcgwood. 10 Habioht Co. OF Boston.
Schr Woocbire Allen. Bav Port, Florida l8 days, with
dar n Mcfresdy Mott Co 7th ms of Haterss spoke
schr Tsyior, smith, asors.s: i days
Schr Wilmington Curtis Eizabe' hpor for Salem.
ecer II Dnntop: Love- Passport days.
schr Flora King. King. Calais. 10 days
Hrhr Watrbman Farphow Franklin, 10 days.
scbr "a ate. verril. Ro5klsnd
fchr X d Pitts Pendeton, Rockland.
Schr Medora, rlwell Rockand
ecbr khomss Hiy, Bau, Rocs and
Sch q Buxion 1iicomb Ssco.
Echr Nancy wells White. Dover. Ma
Sckr RingRod. Williams, from wreck Of ship New Hamp
shire. ashore Long Branch.
schr Glide Beach, with m1se from wreck Of ship Samuel
WNets ashore near fquap.
sloop Comet, 'ogsweli. Port Even for New Haven.
Stem Boston. Selew. Philadelphia.
Steamer O~prav. Kinney. Providence.
Steamer Decatur, Geer Norwich.
BELOW.
Chip Hermine BrenD. from Bremen May 50 with psssen
Ship Ccrdelia Bishop from Lverpool-By pilot boat
Nelson
Ship American Congress- Ns,her, from Londsn.
Bark Carver. ~ days from Crous,adt-by pilot boat
Washington.
Steamships Souherner. Charleston Roanoke, roreolk
ship Addison Gtberi st John NIB; bArks Zephyr Gibraltar
Jane Daegett. Glasgow; and others.
- ind Sou,h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16
Williamsburg city i.,,,,,pepe.

BuRGIAuEs.-A named John Short, residing NJ the
and North cona streets vas arrested nv
Capt Gurschstd yesterday, charged with entering Nf
Alleys brewery in North Second street aud seatoe oop
per pipe. Short, after stealing the Ipe ped bim.elf
freely 70 beer IN The brew became heasiv ct
and was found lying outside on the wax Erh the ur0
pery by bis side lie was sent 10 the penenuary BY Jus
ice Gary.
John Thomas arrested yesterday rust aner hsvug
left the dwelling Of Henry Esner corner OF Dvisiou ea
Harrison vtpuos where he had entered BY mems CT
fase keys, and stolen therofrom silver ~ach Accused
vM committed lo eUmhatop BY Justice Garry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16
Robbery at the Navy Yard.

JriY 10 Three men, named Tereooe Riley, Samuel
Bennett, and James Brennan were brought 70 the United
states hsrthaps ONO, IN New York, by Lieut.. a. A.
Iesn and OFFICER john Waugh, changed with stealing
quantity OF copper from the Navy Yard BrookIyn The
property Of the government M Jouhimssen assistant
District Attorney Fixed the rule Of bail 90 each on the &C
cused al 800 each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

sE6UIKE's POINT HOsPlTAL-sMALLP0x AT QUA
RANTtNB.
The oomni,siopers Of Emigration me, yes,erdsy-JulAr

n
RANTtNs.
The oommi,sopers o. Emigration yes,erdsy-Jul'ar
c. verpsnck, President, 10 the chair.
SMALLPOX AT QUARANTINE
report was received at the Marine Hospital srefe-
renee TO vessels arriving pot with Of small pox
board. Il the Ellen Austin ard another vesso
arrived from Liverpool with ,lol passengers among
whom we're 20 c1es Of smallpox. The Health ofoer has
the vessels charge, and they will allowed land
their passengers until they thoroughly fumsaed me
psiienv In the meantime w be cared Tor In the hos
pitd
rBs HosPuAI ,r sssr1sr's rorsr
Although there pubic scpou Ia the B,srd yes
ter Jay the subject, " well understood Com
missioners very much Dissatisfied with tn. hopsl
erected at seguines Point, and doubtful whether IN
any event they will take possession OF IT, There
accommodations such ~ they want, and they think the
Quarantine Commissioners should them be
fore erecting any building they the cusicdisss "
the sick would be most likely w they
qure " take care OF them. II Is doubtful, therefore
whether they ~ have anything N 10 with The hospital
90 the oystermen may sleep in peace.
Number Of eme, ants arrived to July s. 1857 q7,sgs
since, to July 10, 1884
Total ..................,........ Iol 900
To same date in 1856. $3.50
Increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8..s8a
1857. 1856.
Number Of inmates In institution at wards
leland .......................... l,29t 1853
Do do. Marine Hospital LIS 12s
To,a ............................ las iAa
Overdran on bank, January |, 1867 ...... s9so2 IS
Receipts n July g 1857 .......... .sle6,o9l %
since, 10 July 10, Tor communication
OF alien passengers ............. il,TT6 90
2oe,s67 05
sl9T,stl 20
disbursements NJ per previous
count, TO July 8, ls51..........sl2s,sp $50 -
$bce, 70 July lb.................. 2,tsi 20
- 1871 572 90
Bslsnce $4,000 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

WHEAT CR0r IN VIRGINIA For The first time In
number Of YEAR, the papers Of Virginia are Dragging on
We sz'fN n NC WseA crop ,hTcughoul Vie aals,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16
klles in new NnrL

FIRE ~ FVrY.rIrrH srRsEr-slx BoKsEs. rwo
cows AND OTHER LIVE STOCK BURNED.
Shortly before two O'Clock on Wednesday morning .
sre broke out 10 The stable and barn belonging 10 r
Mot situated in Ff,y fifth street between Eleventh
ssd Twelfth The flames spread with astonishing
rapidly and very developed the whole OF the stables
and barn sbee, OF Ore. The Fire Department on
hearing the alarm, hurried 10 the OF counagraou
and succeeded 10 srresug the progress OF aro and
prevented from spreading further the piles OF
lumber in is immediate vicinity. Mr. Mott an exteu.
sive dealer IN lumber and the piles surrounding the
afforded vide spread surface for the hsmes had no
been arrested. The iremen had but poor suppl, Of
the nearest bydrant being the OF fy
copd street and Eleventh avenue and just they
IN the hose the railroad track the Hudson River
along and cut their causing much DELAY
which rendered the FIRE all facilities 10 increase We
Informed that many persons the track rave ample
notice 10 the engineer N stop, but he needing kept
on with the locomotive and disabled the efforts OF the
men above stated, by severiug the hoae Mr. Mott
tina es his loes at near 81 ,ccs; Insurance. The
a. 81 A. - n .aa.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

mo second meeting Of the Board Of Education FOR this
corner Of Elm and Grand srees-PrcSdeat Green In the
chair.
Mr. WAr1suRy moved that the resolution OF the Fl.
nance Committee recommending THAI the salaries or Ill
teachers and jsntors BIS limited what January
last The motion, after slight debate, was laid the
table.
An Invitation from the American Association for the Ad-
ncement of Education, asking the Board to attend the
ann, al meeting Of the association ct Albany the rst
Tuesday in August, was received and accepted.
resolution adopted, authorizing school officers
Of the Fifteenth ward TO Arrange The apartments and in
terror Of Ward school No. 49, make 1t more
venient and healthy for the school, the cost OF said repairs
and changes not TO exceed 81 2C0
The following report from The Finance Com mtee was
adopted
Resolved, That the following sums hereby sppro-
Aed out OF the school moneys of 1857 for the purposes
herein named, 10 witt
Salaries ofteachers and jsnitors in the ward pri-
mary schools .............. $140,0 600
Incidental expenses Of .ad schools, including
current repairs, ,......... 10000
schools .............. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Repairs through the shop Observation-Disclosures. 5000
lncds nial expenses Of the Board Of Education, In
GLIDING printing, &C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Salaries OF officers Of the Beard OF Education 5000
SUPPORT Of Free Academy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Repairs on " " Observation-Disclosures. 1909
Sop port Of normal schools Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Rent &C premises occupied for school purposes 5000
Balance Of apporonmeps 70 corporate schools. 1885
Total. .$A4,3i8
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o.
Mr. Mott asserts that no CHI u.ed N either the or
stable and that beyond doubt the fire has been the act
f On nceodsry; std further Mr. Mot offers reward Of
$500 FOR the spprehen~i v,ion Of re pevsos or
gersop, who hGf siGally ares the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

They shall meet at the academy during term time semi
monthly N such lime shall be fixed by them, and at
such other times they may be cad together by the
Prncipa 70 consult and act such N may be
brought before them. They th.l keep minutes Of their
proceedings The Principal shall be president OF the Fa
Gully, and they shall appoint Of their number
try. Zach member sha be entitled to bat vote,
whatever be the number OF subjects and instructors repre-
sented by him in his department. but when matters rols,
ing to collateral department s be under
professor shall be duly notified 10 be present. and shall
have the tights and Of members OF the Faculty
sueh meetings. All communications e ON the Academy
he TX cr,ive CONT shall he forwarded through the
Faculty, and be entered on their minutes.
a .oads. All Ccc cc. huM IL 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

The Fnsnce Committee presented repor, in favor of
appropfarg $3.50 for the purchase OF iano for the
female gram department Of each OF the ward schools
have one being $3.50 for each piano, the
to be purchased by the trustees Of the ward .he
not to be paid until the panaforee have In
lily been purchased and psia for said pianofortes be
considered public property also TO be registered with
clerk Of the Board and the OF tuning and repair,
panofore, shall be paid as part Of The current
expenses sct raid panOores to be purchased
school may be purchased after January next
Considerable debate was ELECTED By this report
Mr. moved to amend the resolution by appYo-
p-iatng 900 for building gympssams for the
the male grammar schools De entirely opposed
giving pancferes to the male schools they were too i'm
beetle now and the adoption of the report and resolution
Of the Finance Committee would tend 70 make them
more
The smendu ent was Loot, and the report adopted.
The report Of the Finance Committee, recommending
the bills OF VIM Stoddard, Chas. Newhall and VIM.
H. Martin for work to various amounts Ia connection
with schoolhouses be not paid as they were exerbitant
and illegal, was adopted.
Some corrections, numbering of articles and other
changes made In the manual OF the Bo,rd
make references to 1t more convenient
The Executive Com ntee the Free Academy reported
one changes the organization of department OF
studies and the compensation Of professors part Of which
changes adopted
Mr. wArrRBuRY, as chairman of the special committee
appointed for the purpose made report analyZing the
which pree ented TO the Legislature last winter
regard the and direction OF the schools Of
this city, but whick not passed by said legislature
The report adopted and ordered to be printed.
lPRoPceEp HEADS DEPARTMENTS ACADEMY
The report Il the Executive Committee OF the Free AGA
denny ended with the following resolution -
Resolved That Dr. Webster be appointed head of the De-
partment of Philosophers
Thai Prof Barton be appointed head Of the Department
OF EnReh Language.
That Or be appointed head of the Department
Ancient Languages.
Tha, Prof RoSmer be appointed head of the Department
of Modem Languages.
That Prof Antbon be appointed head Of the Department
OF History and Bellies Jetsres
That Dr. Dochary be appointed head Of the Department
Of Pure Matchmaker.
That Pref Nichols be appointed head Of the Department
of uixed hathemstics.
That Dr. Gibbs be appointed head Of the Department Of
PHYSICAL Sciences.
That joel Benedict be appointed Adjunct Professor
the De partment of Mathematics.
That Assistant Professor Hunuman be appointed Adjunct
Professor in the Department of PHILOSOPHERS.
That J. Oakley Nodne be appointed Registrar and L.
brarian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
<;;S:z.is.=gA3S

~.-s'~> = 49, - = = = - A -.
GSLAT WGSTL:t IN sTAGt LiIE FnD,i All ,ir-
HuH. VIRGINIA, .,aD lu:S ELY LILLE IiH.:i.S
eEE, 10 LOHDUN, kEAIUCKi-FEi WEEKLY
5 VIZ Moose moi GOV soc'o: .,.ssf-,r.. -.
\ 49,. ne" Try Coaches, 7nc ss,s-sE F..
10 :ho ruhlic decree speed $3.50 80 ss.
conior; aid s:ary r'r h.;uf. cujoye nom tec
Passengers irVI toe Ea.t take stasrs a; nn .yu
ihrough 10 Cuabcti"nI Gap, l22 ,.. ,rcncr 10 ouyn
Kentucky y, miles. ccIn.c,in 'y: he k"uucEy stag
Company linc hr0u. TO Lcx!ngt tuuia.l, nrin
na AMI ali tic leading routes Tor Illinois lndua 1s
souri, kausIs, Iowa ana Sc ami the One and sssistpr
s;esners Through ticket rom Abingdon Lonjor S!J
Passengers IRON the south via Knoxville aud Lust Ton,
firriua iinf ts.- COMPANY. l. s Has.
rellvr connect with ae virginia line Above 1t Cum
berlad Gap and through London kentucky di ,arco
100 miles. The public may be assured every -ur. on
the part OF the Company 20 give them safe and conform
BILE ride and no suspension stage services during Tho
winer.months. b. C. DUNN CO., Prcpretors.
Dec ai-dl,n al,n,jo, J,rn;,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND
BALLARD HOUSE. RICHMOND, VA.

BALLARD HUUSE, hiChMVND, VA.
the close of the year which has just passed, take
pleasure in returning Thanks 10 the public for the
very liberal patronage have received Ny various enter.
prses have thus far been crowned with SUCCESS No man
has better reason 10 be thankful than no man. trust
could be more grateful and in entering upon the New
Year feel invsorated with life End energy to
ry forward and perfect my plans 10 my two hotels for the
.6an, complete the repairs and decorations In the Ex
change" win soon DO finished The two houses are con-
nec,ed BY corador the street. which throws them
into ono making one of the largest hotels 10 this
Tho corsdor when finished will be truly ornamental ]
have connected With the Restaurant OF the
frs. order where ladies and gentlemen eau be accommo
dared with the best tho market Affords with every thing
usually 10 be had at such places Private dinners in par
ors served in the best syle and am determined that
nothing shall be le undone that can DO done 70 rendcr
company confidently ask continuance OF that patron
age ~ literally bestowed tor the past nine years
by generous public. JOHN r; BALLanp,
Proprietor Of Exchange Hotel and Ballard House.
JsnS-tf