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BANKING HOUSE or GH,,Ra p.orurp.

DKrosrrs. Deposits received and Checks paid
Without charge. prahs on the sortEeTu sesbosrl
said Cities furnished to deposition. Without chafse.
iSTEREsT on DEPosITs.-lntsrest VIII he allowed
Dspo.i!s = virrieis and 0iSsr pnoSrsai honsy Re:
DrcersTsSotos Drafts . and bis sHH q E1eh.ns.
and Securities, at the mar ret rate.
. LETTKRs OF GREDgT.-Letters Of Credit viii be
United States, DsPe.it Of Money Or Ceiiaterss.
and interest allowed n Money is deposited, snd
TRAvELINs Bills OF ExcH.SeK-Travcle-vin
sired negotiable in the different Cites OF the Unon.
I'LL, APP LIIIkRs - OF CFE1Ir on ENsLtEp, lRr-
OF Credit ca England. Ireland and Europe. furnish
st the ma.set rate fer ETchsnss in Sums g suit:
bought in ths Different Cues Al a eoInmssoa Of AZ
reserve the right call for 81 10 pr. oent on
the cost. Bonds or Stocks will be ordered BY tele-
RAILROAD. CRY. AND STATE BoSp..-Rsiko.d.
City, and Stat. Bonds be placed 70 our hs nds fof
rond Iren purchased Cor cs.h or with Bonds
LhsD WARR.HTs-Laad Warrants bought at the
tad IN eyery respect.
LAND Warrants located on commission.
Lano Wsrrant quotations regularly furnished " re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western House. On
parties.
REAL ESTATE AND INsuR ANcrs-Roa Estate
bought and sold, AID assurances efected
= CLAIMS ON UNITED STATES, COURT or CLAM
CoSsaks-Cans on the United states before 4 s
Court OF CLAIMS or Congress, Entrusted us will BE-
prosecuted by prompt and able ettorneys,
CHUBB BROTHERS,
Jan "a Opposite the Treasury.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITEs.
MONEY LOANon STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS.
an TIT Op.o,its fks Ts,.a.x-,
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EVENING STAR.
NuRsERY RHYMKs FOR THE TIMEs.

NURSERY RHYMES FOX The TIMES
I ADAPTED from the OrisisaI Of Msthsr Gooss.I
Sing song Of specie. ..4
Seven and Fifty Bank Birds
Knock'd into pi;
When the Banks were open'd r... ..
The Cashiers tined to sing,
Wasn't that pretty dish
To send to GSv'nor King
The King wa. Up at Albany
Fighting Of the brokers'.
The Cashiers were IN Wall street
Working hard as stokers; .-.".
fTesoe1ts were SHINING
and down the street,
Out rushed a Brolcn bear
And knocked them Cd their feet,
Hsrk! bark the Banks do bark,
Inc brokers have eGIne TO town.,
some with bags" and some with rags
To hunt the specie down.
There was q man in our town,
Who was so wondrOus wise,
He jumped into the Ba rbary coast,
And drew out his supplies.
And when he got his specie out,
With all his might and main,
n e rushed INTO another hank
And concluded TINT all things CONSIDERED ne
Here We go up, up, up!
Here go round, round. roundy .r.-
Hers we 60 backward and forwards.
Here we 60 down, down, downy!
(Stock reports.) e..
Bai bai Bank sheep. have you any gold.
Yes, marry. have /, three bags told;
Oae for depOsItors, one for me.
And one for sn old chap that lives across the sea!
Note-shaver. Note shaver.
Fly away home;
Your Lotes are protested.
Your fingers will burn.
ors-Two, What shall we do.
Three-Four! Close up tie door.
Fye-Slx! Tney coming like bricks,
Sevsn-EIghtl Ask them TO wait
q Nineteen! Good lrenGs, come ~ ain.
Elever-fweivc. The deposits we'll sheve.
TnIrteen-Fourteen! Stop porting!
Futeen-SIxteen. Amt We hX ed IL?
Observation-Disclosures, Keep 'em waiting2
NIneteen-Tventy, V1RitS ave empty!
There was a Public had Bank,
And II had DauEht to give her,
IL paid out It's nutes, and ma K ed its checks,
And babe the folks consider.
The folks considered very well,
But uidnt get their mOnsy,
An babe them play anO, her tune,
Oh specie pay iIg's funny ~
Richard and Robin Were two pretty men,
They laII absd lIil the clock struck ten
Roinn starts up and looks ri the sky,
So Bank! brother Ichard, our specie il dry:
DO you go before with tine cheek a "a the bag
And III follow after on little Jack nag.
High ding dlddle. remember Mich Biddle,
Inc Banks nave gone up IKE ba' looms;
Inc Democrats laughed to see the sport,
And the Brokers went in for the spoons.
lPhf!adsEphiG Ersninx BK!Lstia.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Evory person entitled to the right of pre- empton
to any of the lands within the Townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated is required Ia es-
tabIsh the same to tho on of the register
and receiver of the proper land office, and MAKE
payment fheref0r as SOON as practicable after
sssius this noss and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the puhlis sale Of the lands
will be forfeited.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
10 lANSm '
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CAuTIoN.-So many frauds and impos- S.o>e
ITEMS OF various kinds have been iately HF&fh
peTpstTnted on travellers bound to CA II
rOfNiA, that the subscriber. the only aut horiz ed
agent Tor passage by the u 3 Mail Line, via Pana-
ma, IN the city Of New York, feels 10 his duty to
ehastion all persons seeking passage to Calisrnia
that TO AVOID IMPOSITION. they must be careful 10
nnd the true offiee Of the Steamships OF the II. g.
NAL Ihne, via Panama Railroad. as no other Office
In New York is authorized to engage pr sssge.
The Companies havs only office in New York
Which 10 at IN w street. of Warren street
fronting on the North River, at the head Of the Com
banys Wharf.
III Observe my sisn over the door.
isIs- New YoA.
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THE CLOTH HAT just out and universally All
mirsd as a Gents hns dress Hat requires,o-
sale. A
Also. a new invoice of FRENCH SOFT HATS
and Penn. avenue. "
90 a-eow HOPKINS.
A MAGNIFICENT CHURCH ORGAN. y
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These ships having been built BY contract ex ,resrl,
Tor the Government servce,evey care has been tax 81
In their constructions also IN their suyines 10 in
sure strength and speed, and their Recommendations
for passengers are uneq gaed for elegance aud com
fort. ~
Price OF passage from New York to I.iysrrool ir
hrst cabin, Sl3; second do, S75; exclusive "a of
extra SIZE state rooms, SS25. From LIVERPOOL 70
geOn attached to each ship No berths os hs
until paid for The ships of this line have n proved
wateT-tight bulk. heads
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DR.. NJ. u. La Crooks Ply siologioal yisv of Mar
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lhe-haPpy and fruitful alliances, GtAiNA
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daily fnanag en- nt-an essay on Sper
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more successful mode Of treatment-preoautIonary
hints on the evil results from empirical paof TO
which rs added commentaries on the diseases Of fe-
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remedies Tor those self ficted missIies ana disap
pointed hopes so unfortunately prevalent an the
Young. IL truthful adviser 10 the married, ard
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y y Those wEo prefer may consult Doctor LA
CROiA upon any Of the dSeases upon which hrs
book treats either personally Or ~ mall His med
cnes often cuTs ~ the short space of days. and
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been thought sn ante To the of the health IL
the patient. Has French Secret" the grent COW
tInsal remedy Tor that class al disorders which W.
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lrretrievable destruction Ia the pstieIs cOnstitu-
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not cure.
" Office No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany. NY.
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TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS:
From WASHINGTON at a. m, connectl.t a,
Relay with trains for the West, and at Baltimore
with those for Philadelpha and New York; at sS
NsW York at : D. m. for Baltimore and NorfoiH
and At Rely with Frederick train.
EXPRESS at 40 p m. At Relay for the West,
and for Annapolis, Baltimore, PhiladeipnIa, and
New York. .'...' =
On Sunday at a. m, and 40 pm.
From BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON a
Ais a I'D 9. Is q. M, s sn6 SIS p. m.
On Sunday at Ais a. m. and SIS p. m.
10 l2-u .fr- Il. III. PARSONS, Agent.
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

OffiCE INDtAN AFFAIRS, OctODeT To- loo'b
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Indian
Goods, tcass 2 5, or 4. as the case may De viii
he received at the Office Of Indian Affairs, W ash.
lngton CITY, until 10 o'clock, on catuIoaI, me
l4th day of November next for furnishing goods ior
tions with various Indian tribes and Tor other Indian
CLASS NO. l..
MdekiRdc Blankets. CLOTHS, ana Dry Goods.
5000 pairs s. point white Mack blankets, 20 mea-
sure 81 by u inches, and weigh pounds
5000 pairs 21S point white hacklnsc blankets, to
measure 81 by 80 inches, and weigh pounds
800 pairs 2 point white Macklnac Blankets to mea
sure u by s. inches, and weigh So pounds
$50 pairs Ia point white Macklnac blankets, to
measure So by 81 inches, and weigh az pounds
sure 81 by &c inches, aud weigh 81 pounds
500 pairs S-pont scarlet Macknac blankets, to
measure 60 by ~ inches, and weigh pounds
400 pairs ~ point scarlet MackInac blankets, to
measure 81 bv 66 inches, and weigh pounds
900 pairs 3la point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure 66 by 81 inches. and weigh 10 pounds
400 pairs s. point green Mackinsc blankets to mea-
sure GU by y inches. and weigh pounds
100 pairs 2h-pOnt green Macknac Glankl,ts, to
measure 81 by IS inches, and wei h 6 pounds
300 pairs S11- point indigo blue Mac knac blankets,
10 measure Sc by "a inches, and weigh 10 pound
300 pairs SpoInt indigo blue Mackinsc blankets, to
measure 81 10y Il lncnes, and weigh pounds
800 pairs ~ point indigo blue Macknac blankets,
800 pairs Sh point Gentinella blue Mack mac blank
cts TO measure So by 81 inchr AID igh IGlbs.
800 pairs point Gentinera blue Mackinac blankets
to measure 81 by u inches and wei pounds
$50 pairs 2& point Gentinela blue Maekinsc blank
cts to measure 81 by sc inches and weigh lbs,
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L 5obushsls PEA NUTS for sale bv
.. JONAS p. LEVY,
seSu ~ 18th street, corner Of y
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Mr. KENNEDY, Of RoX1ary, has discovered in oos
of our comnicE pasture weeds q remedy thai en- 90
livery KIND OF HuMoR,
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04
A ca u d.

PROMPTED by honest desire of my heart. wish tc
lay before the public which deserves light com
incubation only act Of scientific skill bu thai
of humanity also About two years ago suddenly ami
from caues Unknown me seized with III 81 r.;
lepsy which owing my inabitto meet the expenses
consequent upon thorough medical treatment and tho
encouragement which met with on ATTEMPTING il soon
bebome such Gas Twas then led to believed as 10 DEFY TIE
skill of physician. was frequently while in prrsni,
my calling thrown down TO the Ground without the Iibt
est warning, and although ensible to the aeonies We,
despsed the nseres Of my life and learned 70 loo
npon those who would render assistance or shelter mo
iron Danger as enemies who sought to prolong the iser
OF my existence While in this State and hayiup pre
20 my alietions tasted the sweets of life once
more was induced t. attempt secking aid of physician
anu py recommendation called on DIR, L. J. zapkav
.oiu nm my circumstances, and my inability to reward
hh LOT ms serycesrce ardess of which, however he t
ohce undertook my and with the blessing Of God
was once more restored perfect ealih Unable 70 re-
wa d him for the boon which enjoy present and w
con 'eous ofmy Indebtedness con der il due 10 mel
ana to all afflicted to make the public in order ibs
tn g In need of edcrl advice ay find phvslcia y,
whom every confidence be placed
IL. MEYER YABLONSKY
ate OF California, San Francisco county-ss
Subscribed and sworn before this lst day of Aucr
A. ID. 1850. GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Public m ~
Dr. L. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical Institute
on Sacramento street. below Montgomery opposite Do
lie N all Steamship Company's Office San Franr;sc"
California. The Doctor offers free consultations 49,
asks no remunerationuntihffe Z acuIe.ccst A-'o
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04

Getting aceH Of the Epidemjc.-This,
we are glad to be able to report. is about
the conditiod of Honolulu. A good deal
of cough and cold still hangs on, and
will continue to do so with those who
don't take the best care of themselves,
involving a heavy run on pocket hand
kerchiefs. Rheumatism, too, is very
prevalent; and altogether, we term the
present emphatically a sickly summer.
In any other country under the sun we
doubt if the like was ever known, of a
whole community Frustrated with sick
ness of the nature of this epidemic, at
lacking as it did the lungs, and accom-
gained with wasting fever, yet with
no increase in the bills of mortality
To our incompatible climate is due the
praise.-Polynesian.
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04

Climate not the Cause of Color.-1t is
! common opinion that climate alone is
capable of producing all the diversities
of complexion so remarkable IN the hui
man race. A very few facts may sui
fee to show that such cannot be the
ease. Thus the negroes of Van Die
mans Land. who are among the black
est people on earth, live in climate as
cold as that of Iceland, while the lndo-
Chinese nations who live in tropical
Asia, are of a brown and olive complex
zen. 1t is remarked by Humboldt that
tha American tribes of the equinoctial
reoions have no darker skins than the
pcuntaineers Of the temperate zone.
So also, the Puelches of the Magellanic
Plains, beyond the fifty-ffth degree of
south latitude, are absolutely darker
shan Abipodes, TOBIAS, and other tribes
who are many degrees nearer the equa-
tor. Again, the Cherrus, who live south
Of the Rio dc la Platte. are almost
black, while Guayacas, under the line,
are among the faircst of the American
tribes. Finally, not to multiply exam
pics, those nations Of the Caucasian
race which have become inhabitants of
of the torrid zone in both hemispheres,
althouch their descendants have been
for centuries, and in Africa for many
centuries, exposed to the most active
Influences of the climate, have never
in solitary instance, exhibited the
transformation from a Caucasian to
negro complexion.
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04

- A couple of Yankee girls put a
5ullfrog in the hired mans bed, to see
If they could not get him to talk. Dan
lei threw the frog out of the window
and never said word. Soon after, he
nat a half bushel chestnut turs in the
GIRLS bed, and about the time he thought
they would make the least shadow, Dan
iel went to the door and ratified the latch
furiously. Dat went the candle, and in
went the girls; but they didn't stick,
though the burs did. Calling to them,
he begged them to be quiet, for he only
wanted to know if they had "seen any
thing Of that pesky bullfrog, He'd gin
few dollars to find it.
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04

Poorer Of Females.-Aristotle may
saw that of all animals the males are
stronger and wiser than the females, but
St Paul writes that weak things have
been chosen to confound the strong.
Adam was sublimely endowed, but wo-
nan humbled him; Samson was strong,
but woman made him captive; Lot was
chaste, but woman seduced him; David
was religious, but woman disturbed his
piety; Solomon was wise, but woman
deceived him Job was patient, and was
robbed by the devil of fortune and fam
r.y; liberated, grieved and oppressed
nothing provoked him to anger till wo-
man did it.
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04
Furniture, Bedding, &c.


- sS@1ss--..aasf7sA J. II. POWELL informs his old
= - customers and the public generally
that he has just returned from the East and has
ed business at
40 Washington Street, San Francisco.
From the arrangements he was enabled to make with
Of the principal Houses in New York aud Boston,
he win be kept in constant supply with the best Goods
r this market. and with what he intends manufac-
ture VIII he enabled to l all orders he may be favored
with.
lie would take this opportunity to inform those of the
Trade that may wish order direct from the East that
he isprcpared tctranSnit their orders and afford them
facilities To procure any goodsthey may desire
Samples Of Furniture, Looking Glasses and Bedding
with varietyof Upholstery Goods such Plush II air
Cloth Webbing and Lert's Patent Spiral Springs for
Mattresses, Sofas and Chairs, and assortment of
CABINET HARDWARE
He will also be inreeeip ofnoees Of Goods which,
will dispose Of at a small advance
He therefore feels confident TO be able to give salts
faction all those who may be DESTROYS of purchasing
either at Wholesale retail.
Remembcr-Ii0 Washington street.
San Francisco. June 25, 1851
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04
E. II. SEYMOUR.

Dealer in all kinds of Wooden and
Willow Ware, Twines and Cordage.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
French & German Fancy articles &c.
corner of Battery and Clay street, San Francisco
AS ON HAND-200 doz ex heavy Corn Brooms,
IL 500 Nests painted Tubs;
800 Dozen hoop patent Pals
200 Dozen Zinc and Wood Washboards
5000 Lbs Hemp and Linen Ball Irvine;
5000 Lbs Manila and Hemp Rope, assorted sizes;
800 Nests Willow Market and Clothes Baskets
Adams Sluice, Scrub, Floor, Dust & Shoe brushes.
Mason's Backing, large and medium sizes.
Bird Cages, Mats Feateer Busters, &C.,
Together with every article appertaning the Wood
and Willow Ware line
y For sale LOI. to the trade. April3-3m
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04

4 Hard HI al the Doctors-ln the
sixteenth chapter of the second book
Of Chronicles is the following:
~And Asa, in the thirty-ninth year OF
his reign, was diseased in his feet until
his disease was exceeding great; yet IN
his disease he sought not the Lord but
the physicians And Asa slept with
his fathers. and died in the one and for
tieth year of his reign.'-Lyn@ Ne~s.
A harder hit at the medical fraternity
S given in Marks gospel, (ch. 8, V. 26,ll
eating to certain woman VINO 'had
Uttered many things of many physl-
clans, and had spent all that she had
and was nothing bettered' but rather
crew worser'
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04
Whnn DR. IL n

- When Dr. H, and Lawyer
A., were walking arm in arm, wag
said to friend, "those two are just
equal to one highwayman." "Why q
vas the response. because" rejoined
she wag, lit is lawyer and doctor
e,our money or y0Ur life.
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04

~ MADAM" said old Bogen to
his boarding housekeeper, sin primitive
times beef was legal tender; but,
madam" said he, emphatically, thrust
inc his fork in.o the steak, 'all the laws
in Christendom can't make this beef
tender"
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04
UNITEp STATES BAKERY,

Pine Strct Eirsf Door beI0 hiad hnor BTlc Sore.
rTIIE undersigned having rebuilt and fitted their
L kerry on the site of the old stand prepared
to heir and all who may give them
call with Pies, Cakes, Boston Br0aon Bread and Graham
Bread ofsuperior quality.
Fjuit Lemon Pound and Sponge Cake Wedding Par
ties Families and Restaurants supplied with every var-
ey of Bread and Ptsry usually found in New YORK RAJ
ries at vhoiesa ale Prices. DREIFOSS 4 LEPPERT
Nevada September 18th, 1856.
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04
Charles Morrill,,
For Sale--Valuable Mining Property.

WE subscriber having determined to the
Atlantic States offers for sale the mining claims
known as the Woolsey Claims, situated Woolscy's
rat, IN Nevada County, also one-thrd of the mining
CLAIMS kucwn as the Dewey Co. laims, adjoining the
Woolsey Claims, together with valuable Reservoir
and Ditch, formerly owned by FOX & Co. Any person
wishing 10 make good investment have rare
opportunity For particulars enquire of the Proprietor
at Woolsey's Flat, or the Hon. E. F. Burton Nevada
JAMES W. WOOLSEY,
Woolsey's Flat. MAY 25 ls51-3w
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04
Monumental Hotel.

h6-OPENED.
WIS new and spacious Hotel, lately erected the
l. site formerly occupied by the Pacific Restaurant
over the Bridge, Foot of MAIN STREET Nevada will
be open for the reception of guests and
ofLhe pubic generally and after Saturday, May 9Th
The proprietor would Invite the attention of the travel
mig portion OF the community especially to the fact that
having spared neither trouble expense build and
FURNISH MS Rouse IN manner calculated to the
tire wants of the public and having most desirable oca
tionin the business part of the city in the immediate
cy OF the tafornia Stage Co Telegraph and Express
onces Having number of Good apartments for the
Accommodation 81 Families, AT THE MOST REASONABLE
TERMS and conducting his House strict Temperance
those wishing Quiet Home
He begs to inform the citizens of Nevada and the pub
lie generally that every attention will be given pro-
mote the comfort and the patronage of those who
may favor him with a call
Nevada, May 9Th, 1857
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04
JANSON, BOND & co.

Corner of Battery and Clay Streets. San Francisco
Have now landing and in store,
c00 BALES Brown Drills and Sheetings
cOO 100 bales Grain. Flour and Seamless Sacks
20 cases beached Shirtings and Sheetings
10 cases Mcrimac Prints
10 Pacific Prints;
10 cases Cocheco Prints
10 cases Sprague Prints
cases Printed Jaeonets and Lawns;
cases Ginghams and Chambrays
cases assorted Dress Goods
cases Cottenades and Jeaus.
Also-alargc assortment of
Cotton and silk Handkerchief;
Brilliantnes, Jaconets, Cambrcs
Victoria Lawns, Dotted Swiss;
Cotton and Wool Hosiery
Bnck Gloves, Irish Linens
Musquito Netting, Diapers
1Iuck and Fancy Towels
Hickory and Check Shirts
Cashmere, Sattinet and Jean Pants.
And large assortment of other Dress and Fancy
Goods, too numerous to mention.
For sale low Corner Battery and Clay SITS.
3-2m
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-04
IL ALL RIO A Id EEOU 9 h.
JAMES THOMPSON, Prop'r.
Formerly of Haley & Thompson
ENTRA NCE:
4S COMMERCIAL & ST CLAY STREETS,


49 COMMERCIAL & 81 CLAY STREETS,
Between Frent and Battery, san Francisco.
RESTAUEANT-I'irst Floor.
LADIES ORDINAIsY-Sccond Story.
TT,HIS Iauseha undergone atborough rcnnvating and
i cleansing with New Furniture. Beds and Bedding
1t i, intended by the Proprietor have this second TO
none in this citv Great care has been taken to select
the best servants and expense will be spared to
make the weary traveller comfortable at the Rail Road
House The House will be opened on saturday, August
LIST, 1851
Therclas been fitted mp a-nifcent Bath Room and
Hair Dressing Room attached the Hotel, which for
cleanliness. sc viii net be surpassed by any of this
city. Also, Billiard Rooin and Pool Table.
The Bar viii he stocked with the finest choice of Wines
Liquors and Cigars.
4 fine Lunch VIII be served every day at II O'Clock.
jv3I JAMES THOMPSON Proprietor.