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French Gnnds


H1NTZES2OO pieces 44 wide warranted fast colors at
~ l2N cents always sold for rs yard Also ia
second mourning chintEes at 10 cents.
LOuP1HE'S BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME at 97x cents
per yard.
LAWNsThe very best quality which used to sell at Q5
low as 6H cts n yard.
CHALLY DE LA1NRs-Plaln and figured, the very finest
plain at go cents, and figured at rs cents yard
.OMBRR GRAPE E'ESPAGNE-25 pieces beautiful styles
and colors, very low price. 'f71
% cents yard. -
cheap. -
900 Pieces Rev Silk.-An excellent all.boiIed
Black SILK rich ustre "a wide at only 63K cts
per yard; sold last season at 81 per yard.
The Greatest Bargain Vet.
Will sell superior SILK ROBES of 90 yards each, same
quality sold last $25 to $780, Tor only
S15 apiece. challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment about silks to deny that these Robes
sold It half their value Also superior article OOLOED
EOUATDE ROBES d QUILLEES, side stripes very de.
slrabe eOors and igns and WILDE sold bargain
They are Of recent mportationo large New York
retail esa and were bought below
fancy silks, very handsome and cheap.
100 BAREGE LAWN & CHALLY ROBES, both Tide stripes
and double skirts Barcge Robes
last season for SIC, will cell FOR S. Chay Robes
excellent style, cheap. Fine Lawn Robes only One
Dollar and Fifty Cents apiece; at ALEX. HEYNIAN's,
Main 8
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In 7os0a.-Hon. Wm. Nontpomerv of wash
i"gton, Pa, was stopping at the Mcclure House
yesterday.
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THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST

m SWEENEY a. SONS FRENCH PATTERN
y FLINT GLASS FRUIT JARS, with Ground Glass
stoppers made of fine clear glass; tempered stand boil
Ing hot Fruit without breaking from heat require
India Rubber, Tin or Cork to render them aIrgh have
been tested for -Four Seasons, and confidently offered
as the best article for the purpose In market.
Sold, whole sale and retail, by 4. SWEENEY. SON,
Manufacturers of Glassware, Importers China Queens
ware and House Furnishing Goods,
au23 No. 8J Ma In 81, Wheeling, Yn,
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IomesBcs and Foreign Staple
PRIN soO pieces only per yard, worth 125f cts
bHEACHED MUsL1Ns-16O pieces, flll yard vide, aud
very 6ne for only 10 cents yard Also excellent quail
lty @uslins for only cents yard. Asuperor
sea Island Brown Muslins wide for cents. Sheetngs
and Pillow case Muslins at almost any price.
CHECKS at very low prices Bedtckng first rate
Cs ~ cents yard and do Herring Bone Twill" at
only 1e56 cents per yard, very cheap.
fASHA very good quality, for only Scents per yard.
tilsH splendid article, warranted iInen
for only 25 cents yard
aINGHAASsuperlo goods fast colors for
DE BRGEs AND LusTREs-some as low as cents a
yard; at [aps-9ml ALEX. HEYMAN,s.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

SEPTEMBER Flour dull; demand limited;
no sales ofimportance. Whisky unchanged
Limited demand for Provisions; 10000 bulk
sides sold at Sc. Flaxseed has advanced to
81 40; in good demand.
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MORE THAN 500, oooBo1TLRs
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE Y YEAR.

TINE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o. j. WOOD, FOR RE.
storing hair perfectly and permanently, has never vel
had rival. Volume after volume might he given from all
parts Of the world and from the most intelligent prove
you cannot doubt; read also the following:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
HAT & CAP MANUFACTORY
No.14 MAIN STREET.

G AVERY, respectfully informs Ills friends and the
Ne public that he is receiving and manufacturing
large and splendid Of Hats and Caps consisting
Of qualities and descriptions In Ny
large and well stored with choice stock Hats Caps
With ample means and thirty practical experience
the bustness IS guarantee 10 those at may with
CALI that they be furnished with good Fashionable
Hat or Gap have also made arrangements with
Hat FRctores in New York ard Philadelphia, will
ways have on hand for Gcntemen the most tasty, fine,
fashionable Hat Cap that United States;
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
Aug2b q AVERY
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: : "'''l Dental cARD s. u, BARTLETT.

IN KS: WlNCHELL BARTLETT have associated them
selves together for the practice of Dentistry In all Its
various departments. 4 = 80 "
! oice and Residence No. 145 Markets.. iy14
PRIVATE SALE OFvALUABI BFARM5
In the NeiRhbOrhood Of wheeling
We subscriber offers sale the wen known Ecndae
- FARM which has been sub.dviled seven small.
which Will be sold separate together to suit the
purchasers Each farm is well fenced contains fair
proportion OF arabic and farm well WA.
EinE of sheep cattle. T+-G-a-9i - go
Farm No. 1-contans176 acres The buildings are
sood repair consisting of fine dwelling stables
smok house, &C., and orchafd Of the
most G choice fruit and in good bearing condition.
r aruA No. S-Contains1 III The buildings con.
AisI OF tenants house, good barn, good stables
EnFn to- B. Contains 1l6 acres. Buildings-a ten.
arm NO 4-Wthin six miles of Wheeling, contains
"a acres, and has on 1t dwelling house Stable,
a. Enr11l NO D is principally hne timber land. In this
| there are 215 acres. -
EARN no. 6 is beautiful hill farm adjoining theland
! of Wheeling. - 1855
EnFln No y is also hill farm well improved nd in
nSh state OF culttTationa good house, good barn
stable, and anei fruit
The above property lies within eight Wheeling
on SShse!tng CTeek and two miles from Mrs Cruger's
TERMS OF SALE:-One-fourth cash, and the balance
nTe equal annual payments bearing Interest of
saenterest payable annually Deferred payments seen.
RED by deed OF trust on the property.
FOR urher particulars enquire of the subscriber
PREMISES or OF james r. Baker, Esq, Of Wheeling
cob Goodng, Esq, Elm Grove.
Address ELLEN B. BUCHANAN,
| luIy2s-3m Elm Grove p. o., Ohio Co., Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

SEE advertisement Of Dr.. sanfords Liver In
vigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

B-T0 PEINrERs-We have just received from the
manufacturing establishment Of IL D. Wade, Few York
Rro,er lot Of Printing which have to believe
ia superior to any have heretofore offered to the
trade Oar assortment is all colors
ana at all prises We solicit orders News Ink in
20 Is and Kegs rs cts. per pound No ink sent
unless the money accompanies the order.
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Straw cow,

FALL FASHION SILK HAT.
g AVERY has hand his Fall Fashion Silk Hat.
~ Gentlemen requesedto call and examine Hat
for st quality and n!sh is not surpassed by any
establishment in the United States. 8. AVERY,
aug21 No. 146 Main st., Wheeling, Va.
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Novelty Minis Family Fiou7

4yON04by N44l1S = d1A4IY FIOuT.
W. are daily receiving direct from the Mill the
w celebrated brand of White Wheat Family Flour, and
warrant 1t to give satisfaction. Bakers Retailers and
Families wanting superior article requested to call
aug26 No. so Main St.
DURE CIDER VINEGAR-1O Tbis just received and
Il for sale by DOANE ADAMS,
aug26 No. so Main st.
LCoHoL-25 bbls 9S per cent. Alcohol, for sale at
n Cincinnau prices, by DOANE 6ADAMs,
aug26 No so Main st.
WTHEELING RECTIF1ED WHIsKRY-Constantly on
w hand and for sale by D0ANE 4 ADAMS,
aug26 No. so Main st.
& COTCH ALE.-Fiye Casks OF the celebrated Faklrf
- Scotch Ale, just received and for sale by
aug26 DOANE 4 ADAMS, No. so Main St.
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MENU GOOnS.

LEN. HEYMAN, ut 1877 Main street, now receiving
his first Stock OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
ing OF all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON in Oashmeres
Silks LANES, Purcas shaws, etc., etc.. which re:
Spectfuly call the attention Ladies' aug26.Iw
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$40 RaWard-


GTRAYED OR STOLEN from pasture field lenr Barnes
~ vile, Ohio, on Friday, the 10th August Bay Mare
bald face damaged in the right white inside
little sweented in the neck She bay but had
white hairs, making slight roam appearance.
will pay the above reward for information
her rselYerY. Psi .stl HENRY OI
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18th,
hereby certify TINT having been badly bruised aud
Scaded by the explosion of Steam Boiler
me totry BTagEs Arctic Imminent
extra ted from and in very short tue all
the pain gone from the brnises. In Two weeks 4 WA
well and able to resume my business ofs7 r9ff
HENRY HAVEIISKILL .Fssii ence JscEGunstre
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

LAUGHI1Ns Z BTsHFIEID AgentfoT Wheeiiss Ta: !.
Sold also by h Logan Co., enberg md Drug
Rists generally. lniEi2 a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

II KA0; WINOIIEII Q hAhTLETT have associated them
various departments. " gu as
oaice and Residence No. 145 Market ST. riy14
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-22

CRIME IN HUNGARY.-The Austrian papers
TEEN with accounts of robberies and murders com
mitted in Hungary and things are quite bad in
Croatia. On the 18th, at six in the evening, eight
robbers, armed with guns, axes and cudgels, made
an attack on the inmates of a house belonging to
: the head gamekeeper of Nadap, Il village in Hun
gary. Three Of the ruflans kept guard outside
the house, while the others entered and proceeded
to business. The mother-in-law of the gamekeeper
two maid-servants, and three children were kent
silent by of guns levelled at them while two
OF the robbers made their way into the room of the
master ofhe house. As the latter offered resistance
he was brought to the groundby the axe ofhs assai
ants The wife the gamekeeper also received three
wounds on the head After the men had collected
every portable thing OF value, they went to the
stable and led out two horses on which they had
previously put the harness. An assistant game
keeper who attempted to prevent the horses being
carried OFF, was cut down as his master had before
been, and beaten about the head while living on the
ground. The noise was so great that many peas
ants were attracted to the scene of action They
attempted to seize the scoundrels, but were repuf
sed, and one of them was severely wounded in the
head. After they had fired several times into the
crowd, the robbers got into two light carriages and
drove off, At later hour the same gang broke
into wine-cellar in a vineyard, and after having
drunk their fill, stole ten trusses of clover. When
the people had arms they were able to keen the
freebOoters and wild beasts within due bounds:
but now that the honest men in the country are de
fenceess, those plaques to society have things en-
tirely their own way. 1t is said that all the SER
wants OF the railroad companies, and some of the
citizens who are known to be "well disposed"
will be supplied with arms by Government On
another occasion, at seven O'Clock in the evening"
ten armed men, with faces covered with Grape forced
their way into the house of NJ. Kallivoda. at
Also-Lendva, in Hungary, and demanded his money
and that of two persons who We're playing cards
with him. As they refused to part with their cash,
fight ensued in which NJ. kallivoda was killed
and one of his friends dangerously and the other
slightly wounded servant maid, who entered
the room and endeavored to succor her master, was
also cut down by the robbers with their axes. A
crowd had assembled round the house during the
scutfle but the mscreants managed to escape after
having killed genderme and mortally wounded
another man who came in their way. Two light
wagons waiting outside the town, and into
them the ten men got and drove away as if nothing
had happened.
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To AdverIisers.-LR order to afford the public an
opportunity to udge for themselves Of the merits Of the E
change large editions ag be issued for first feio dos of
as publication, and distributed dey and 9rdtuitSasiy
7cttn the CITY, and also an those sections of the c0n3
which are connected u Baltimore by business relations
Merchants md others ''ho may propose odrertise in or
columns, iofB do 1ceU therefore to their ddyer
ents al once, and thereby oJaia the adcatage of the efer
ded circulation 'och such gratous distribution of the
P9r 6ofh an toa1n and country mill afford an adrGntage
cch none chO understand the rdlue 0fle1iti1pgte odrer
ng c taI to appreciate For rates Of adre1tising see
Table elsewhere. S' ~
10 Reatiers'-By means Of the grdtuiious distributions
ADORE ddcerted to- is designed TO make the ErcIonoe er
Jor IN part ats Otca canrdssig Persons disposed to en-
Courage the Enterprise continue the erperiient at their
ocn pleasure # residing lcia the city, by Stng from time
10 time 1oit the carrier upon the terms stated esetSere If
o. ne cy 6y sending their orders to the office ofe paper dc
componea Oy prepayment for the time specified.
TO correspondents communication iuiende6
for publication mast be accom- panied by the name of fbe
orter Manuscripts should be Vriten on one side Of the
paper only. ~ y WV
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the anxiety respecting the nonarrval of the Steam
snip Ar'et will have been allayed by the arrival of
her mails and passengers per Canada and North Star
Inc steamship America was out during the gales
that disabled the Ariel, and | see she made an un-
usually long passage. statement made to me
by Liverpool pilot that there were forty-two ships
on shore and abandoned in Ireland, north and west
of Cork, principally American merchantmen. The
gales were most severe, and no doubt proved de-
structlye to large amount Of shipping.
That unfortunate ship the Leriathan, is at last
atioat. Commercially and financially she will, in
my opinion, prove failure, unless the nation gets
suddenly into some other war, when she may want
her for transport, and be obliged buy or charter
her at fabulous price.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
TABLE:
tSQUARE-EIGHT LINES.
THE DAILY EXCHANGE
PROSPECTUS.

4 NDER the above tile it is proposed to
~ conduct and publish in the city Of Baltimore a first
class Commercial and Political MORNING NEWSPAPER
rms enterprise has been prompted by the conviction
that the rapid growth of Baltimore in population and
wealth its constantly augmenting trade aud its conse
quehty increased commercial and political Importance
not only justify but demand effort introduce into the
held OF journalism that element of competition which in
all other branches of business has materially conibu
ted to the prosperity of the city,
THE EXCHANGED With regard to the me-if an
apology were needed for thus introducing what NAV per
haps be deemed novelty in the nomenclature of iorpaI
ISN'T has been adopted not simply for its peculiar an.
propaeness in connection with those commercial inter
sts to which of the proposed must he
largely devoted but in its wide more Comprehensive
aGcePtaon as embracing within its scope all those topics
"nlch come within the province of the public press
1st NEws-It will, of course be the first aim Of the
poprietors to furnish the readers of THE EXCHANGE
WIN e most prompt full and authentic intelligence upon
an nattt' OF pubiic interest at home and abroad and
secure the accomplishment of this result and the nerrc
u9h I 9l every arrangement required to place THE EX-
o,uh III thls particular on level with the best jour
nas OF the country necessary expense or exerton will
be 81 spared, rel,,,u
per VIII include not only the usual daily reports and
weekly reviews of the markets. domestic and foreign com
piled with funess and accuracy but freuuent editorial
discussion of the leading financial questions of the dav
wlth regard to which the mercantile community naturally
look to the public press for comment and suggestion
3l PoLtTiGs-The interests of commerce and the state
OF the markets stantlv and Intimately afca
ny the aspect oi political affairs throug hout the world that
aJournal which aSpes to he any thing more than mere
commercial reporter daily price current must necessa
sary devote large space in its columns to the dissent
nation oil political Intelligence and the discussion of po
lcal questions. In this department of the paner which
apart from its commercial importance also possesses a
and exclusive interest of its the
and fearless independence equally removed from
paranship upon the one hand and tmid neutrality upon
the other. ' "io'
4th, LITERATURE AND ART.-Candid and impartial re-
views OF current literature and contemporaneous art
slcai and dramatcal criticisms by competent Judges and
contributions upon subjects of literary scientific
interest," VIII always find appropriate place in the col
umnS OF THE EXCHANGE, and it Will he the constant
ing journal for the family well for the counting.
~ '7
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THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
iEnnnHaa in 1p2AN

Occupies The First Floor Of the AeaGam Buding " IT.
Corner Of ST. Paul and Saratoga Streets
TNHE ROOMS are large and comfortable.
4 well heated and lighted, and quiet
The Library contains about Is 900 volumes care
iuy selected of History Poetry, Drama Theology Arts
and Science Biography Voyages and Travels ESSAYS and
REVIEWS and Fiction and increasing the rate of about
lOOO volumes per annum 1t is constantly stumbled with
the best publications Of all these branches of KNOWLEDGE as
well as fair representation of the light literature
of the present time.
me heading Room furnished with most of the Maga.
zines and reviews of this country and England as well
as a number of American and English newspapers
The Association formed special benefit of the
CLERkS OF THE CITY, and is exclusively under their
control They alone are eligible for ACTIVE membership
me Zee for this class is 50 per ann payable in advance
put the use OF its Books and Rooms open to all other
cLasses' rs HON ORARG members, upon the payment of
50 per annum, in advance They may draw books from
tie library visit the rooms and emitted to ALL THE
ffINiLEGES OF the Association except voting and hold
ing once Ladies may become Honorary members in their
own rlght The accounts of either Active or Honorary
may be transferred for the ladies or Others
Inc Rooms are open from 10 o'clock A NJ, till O'Clock
r. NJ Tor the reception of ladies-and from O'Clock till
lO O'Clock p. NJ, for Gentlemen
vi persons now using the Library,
% ACCOUNTS ARE FOR LADY SUBSCRIBERS,
ooo HONORARY MEMBERS.
ooo ACTIVE MEMBERS. fe22 If
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tits very singular fact that the assassin Orsni and
his intended victim, Napoleon Ill, were in 1881
brother members of revolutionary society called
Carbonari which held its meetings at Forli in the
Roman States, where the eldest of the King of
Holland died. 1t is also stated that 0rsini was at
Stuttgardt when the Emperor there last year,
but he and two three other Italians expelled
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Three steamers are being built in Dutch dock
yards for the Emperor of Japan. One, called the
Jeddo, is about to paddle away from Rotterdam,
under Captain Gerkens; it has scientific library on
board,
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THE WAYERLY NOVEL s In lrroa.a-

variety and completeness editions and STYLE than ever
before offered in the cityhe beautiful 4S volume edon
known as Sir Walters favore, the splendid bbotsord
edon with It's hundreds of illustrations The twenty Ave
Library thon ninety eight volume edition of the
complete works. and other editions all in voisit
London bindings togeth with the several Amecan el
uoils, are ho" ior safe py JAMES S. WATERS
le-z-u No. 2i4 Baltimore street
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nUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION
" LONDON AND PARIS MADE
WRITING DESKS
ALTOGETHER NEW STYLES
LEATHER, Illustrated
ROSEWOOD Inlaid:
MAHOGANY Brass Bound.
BRAZlLLETTO WOOD
a new and beautiful style of finish
The above being made at our own order in Tondon aud
Pars by the best workmen superior to those pener
ally offered for sale and coming to us direct from the
uctures we are enabled to sell them at the same or low
e prices than the inferior article coming through second
licted IfaMEc = 9 'Vnl vi eTppG TSII,iGS So
fe22-tf OF pait:.i, IN,
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AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSE
- AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS
n. JOEL PARKER, LID, Royal Professor.


Hon. JOEL PARKER, LID, Royal Professor
hon. IHEoPHILUs PARSONS, Ii. D., Dane Professor
hon EMORY WAsHBURN, LID, University Professor
Inc course oil instruction embraces various branches
oil the Common Law, and Of Equity, Admiralty Com
mercla International and Constitutional Law and the
Jurisprudence of the United States The Law Library
consists OF about H. 900 volumes, as new works an
pear they are added and every effort made to render
. complete ~ ~ -
fastrlcuon is given by oral lectures and exposons
(and by recltaons and examinations in connection with
them,) OF winch there are ten every week Two Moot
courts are also hoiuI ~ each week at each of which
cause previously given is argued by four students
ana an opinion delivered by Presiding Instructor
hooms and other facilities provided for the Club
courts ana an Assembly is held weekly for practice in
Date ana acquiring knowledge parliamentary law and
proceedings. " ~
students may enter the School in any stage of their pro
essonai studies mercantile pursuits and at the com
a term " 0i p"'' vi
Ihey are at liberty to select what studies they will pur
sue according to their view their own wants and At
tainments. ~ ""-A'' anu AZ
The Academical year, which commences on Thursday
siN weeks after the third Wednesday in July is divided
INTO Two terms OF twenty each with vacation of
SIX weeks at the end of each term -
Durllg the winter vacation, the Library is opened
School. ' Vi tie
1urther information be made either of the Proe
sors at Cambridge. ~ '
Cambridge, Mass, January 1858 rd6t 1aw6m
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TAKE NOTICE -Inst

INAkE NOTICE.-Just received from
London a very choice assortment of INKSTANDS
suitable for the Library Office or Store CEDAR TR
ENVELOPE BONES, of Oak and Leather a very useful
article for the different sizes of Envelopes TOURISTS
GASES very handsome and superior article aopetber
new and well adapted for Holiday presents OF our own
direct Importation JAMES s WATEPS ~
fe22-tf Oh poi,;r,. s.o, H.,
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A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY
3estauraats.
ELDON HALL RESTAURANT

ELUUN HALL RESTAURANT
No rs, WEST FAYETTE STREET,
REAR ENTRANCE IN BANK LANE
'ttE undersigned have very recently fitted up
the building in Fayette street. between St Paul and
sts known as EldOn HALF restaurant of the
first class Noexpense has been spared to make
~ al us appointments to gentlemen who may feel disposed
70 pay II visit There is at all times upon smack
counter bes which can be notice
anu H an hours there always private rooms for the ac
Iauon Oh gentlemen, who may desire exchange
They challenge competition in the matter of CIG hPS
GooD LIQUORS, and ATTENDANCE BY FA1rHFuL SER
rant. - 49, ''' Vi -" ies'au
DiNNERS and SuPPERS served for PARTIES prompt
y, AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED with TERRAPINS OYS
TERS &c at the shortest notice ~ '
Ihere are peculiar advantages in this establishment for
the accommodation OF gentlemen The building has rear
entrance from Bank Lane, while there is
admitting to all parts of the house. without passing through
the bar REILLY & SEVDG5I,
fe22d 1w&2aw2w. '