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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

TAKING THE NAMES OF PASSENGERS ON THE ERIR
RALRoAD-FuNNy SCENES AND ANswERs.--By n
recent edict Of the President Of the New York and
Erie Kailroad, the Conductors roquesteds to
ascertain the names ofhll the passengers, and mako
register Of them in a book provided for that pur-
pose The absurdty of the requirement was
aptly illustrated tho other day on the Elmira and
Watkins branch of the Road. The Conductor.
coming up to passenger demanded his name.
Jackson" was tho reply. To the next he put
tho same nterrCgatory, and was promty answer
ed, "Charcs Moran" The third gave his name
as '.lIeadly:" but the fourth. not being quite so
accommodating, or supposing thNrc was some
unne sary use of his name, le, ed, None OF
your d-d business." The Conductor put the
answers all down, and the last one was as near
correct ~ the three preceding, tAousl. there was
kinl of saucy bitterness in the tone in which 1t
was uttered. In this way it goes-scar'eiy pas pas
san.or giving his name to the Conductor. The
names thus collected however, are sent on % head
quarters with regularity and dispatch, and Presi-
dent Moran, it is said, has begun to think that no
and his brother officers have great many name
sakes travelling over the road lately, as scarcely,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
Daily @'iroiniau.
Another Bokor and Dean Affair,

George Malone is u native of tho Emerald Isle.
who lives in tho classic land Of Morgan county
H. Some months since George commenced work
with ono MIR. Jordan, Of that county, and whlle
in his employ fell in love with the old mans
daughter" Though George wus old enough to bo
tho father of his hearts idol-bcing iorty-hvo and
sho sweet sixteen yet, strange to say, his love
wns reciprocatcd by tho fair dnmsel. They mu-
tually declared their sentiments, and r several
weeks loved On in secret. But loyinga girl against
the knowledge of her parents is like pouring was
ter into n basket-it will leak out. Their love
leaked out, and old Jordan sworo vengeance on
tho mpudent but innocent lrishman. Mr.. Nal
lone, finding that in his course of love Jordan
told Jordun) hard road to travel won't,
according to previous arrangements, to the ''or-
dan mansion, at the hour which poets call the
noon of night, aud spirited tho fair maiden nway.
They cemc to this city aud went to the Missouri
Hotel. Malone registered their names M George
Malone and wife, From the youthful appear.
nncc Of the lady and tho fntherly appearance of
Malone, tho clerk 'smclt mce.' and asked
George if tho lady was really hls wife. lie re-
plcd. NO but he the powers shc shall be niore
night" lie was advised To make himself n mar
ricd man at once, if he wished to occupy the same
room with the Indy Malone in company with
his almost wife. went to Justice Walther, and
asked that they should be joined IN the holy bonds
of wellock Esquire Wather asked the young
lady il she could swear that sho was eighteen
years Of ngc. She could not. Sixteen was nll
she could answer for. Malone said ho could
swear TINT she was old enough. Not hoing will
ins, to take such evidence, Justice Wnlthcr rcfus-
cd To marry thom. Mallones counenancc fell
and the damscl cvinccd signs Of distress Not bc-
ing willing however to give up the ship, tho IN
torcsting couple went to another Justice, who for
the sum OF fifty cents made them ns happy M two
morns need hc. They departed to.thcir hotel re
oicing.-S. LoHiS Rep.
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LIST is presented him but hs 6nds bis name upon it,
IA we'll as those Of all the other officers Of the Com
pany.

pany. -
A RraaRKAplx MANN. Josiah Goodwin.
whose death occurred on Sunday last, at the age
of II, may well be called remarkable man. In
his youth he considered the stron gost man in
Joppn. Many feats Of strength ARE related of
him, swinging barrel Of -four by each arm,
jumping distance Of twelve leet, and many SIM
liar feats Of strength. He had a most singular
attachment for home. IL may bs said that he new
or lost sigh, Of tho smoke that curled from his
own chimney. lie never was out Of the county,
aud hut once out Of this town. when he visited a
training Mt Boxford, distance Of ten miles, which
was the greatest journey he ever undertook
From his residence to market il about mile
but he seldom came more than once year. and
then preferred to his boat up the river rather
than to walk. Believing with Peter Pinder,
"wcdlock'. saucy, sad. familiar state
Whore folks are very apt to scold and hate"
he mover vcnture To enter the chains of Hymen
and lived life Of single blessedness He never
had sick dav till his last sickness lilo was new
er heard TO utter profane word, or one unbccom-
ing to n gentleman. lilo never used Intoxicating
drinks or played game of cards. He never had
n case III court ard was never in one either as u
juror, witness 81 *pectator lie never rode upon
II steamboat railroad, and Notwithstanding, flr
II years. he lived in the same locality he was
scnrccly known out Of his own ward 1,einy cora
stirniouSl, honest from principle, he was govern
ed III hs intercourse with mankind by motives Of
justice aud purpose to do right. lilo was strict Of
integrity frm in his convictions OF truth and
faithful To all trusts committed to his charge. In
his socinl relations ho wns good natured, urbans
and kind Gaining. therefore, in connection with
II iu,t consideration Of his exemplary character in
other rosncrts. the esteem Of ali with whom he
eamc in contact Ilc never make public profcs-
sion Of religion. but he livod and dod n Christian.
- AcmtfoXmn Herald.
Nor B,n.-W Why is thief in the garret Ike an
honct man2 because ho is above, doing wrong
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SrrrrRIxa IN MIruIGAN-Mr Jacob Ferris, IA
ncmbcr Of the Michigan Iln,se Of Representa-
tvcs, representing the district composed of tho
counties oi Mnntcnm Isabella Mccostn. Osceola
and Clarks. writes to Dr, Bellows, Of New York,
asking assistance for the people Of those counties.
Mr. Ferris says:
Before lett home, the Supervisors of oight
towns made known to me the startling TACT TINT
there were not provisions in their respective towns
rulrlcnt supply the inhabitants for thirty davs,
nor any means to procure them-this is in addi-
ton to the distress in Isabella county.
Ia the region referred to, tho scttlors seat
tered over n WIDE extent Of country from twenty
five ia Hiiy miles from stores, or places whore any
supple. can he had. These unfortunate men have
been in the wood. "st long enough to have expon-
del the meats brought in with them the entire
failure of the crops leaves them without food. and
the more fortunate without the means 10 pay foi
work This great calamity has come upon just
at n time when we are unable to do more than
larely to sustain ourselves. without contributing
10 the relief Of the sufferers around u.s. Yet all
are irving to do something. The Spring rains
drowned out the crops. aud the myriads Of squr-
rels left scarcely an Of corn or head of wheat.
These suffering people ARE industrious, frugal,
tcmreratr and--sadly unfortunate Unless our
humane friends ut the East will help us IN this
fearful crisis, the suffering must be great, II fam
inc does not cnsue.
Arrangements have been made for me to act us
agent for these sufferers in making their wants
known. We have men aud teams in readiness to
bring in corn and other supplies from Southern
Michigan ard from Indiana us often means
can be procured for that purpose. Money here il
nearly as scarce rs grain.
Our estimates arc that between fifteen hundred
and two thousand families on the verge of alb
soute want; some suffering dreadully now; some
dying of Jiarrh9a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

SHOCKING Sclcrpr. newspaper correspon-
dent. named John T. King, committed suicide on
Saturday at the hotel of Mr.. Ruizcr in rough-
kccpsic, ~ V, by taking rrussc acid Before he
died ho wrote the following curious loter to tho
Press aud the Public:
dc by my own hand thus iittingly terminating
an existence which To me hns been productive only
Of disappointment, discord, blight aud pnin. Ali
yes, let except few bright hours of loyo and
friendship, which CLEAN like stars in canopy of
gloom their reflection in my "yot lucid soul
constituting my only basis of hope for tho future.
If in cutting: tho cord which binds mo TO earth,
! violate any unwritcn law OF the uniycrso-for
surely violate none of mans-lct it DO romem-
lcrcd that go to confront the Law Giyer. and to
pny the penalty. thereby ncquitting tho world Of
the necessity Of prononncing judgment. This re-
Election, MN sure will suffice with tho thinking,
the rlilosophic fow, The verdict Of the unrcnson
able and unchnritahlc who compose the throng
d. 10, fcnr. Let them, if they choose, defamc my
character or if they please howl like hyeuns over
my grave Thcu let them draw what consolation
they cnn from my dying declaration that if could
return to earth it would he but to express forgive
ness. and, if possible, To bless and brighten thoir
existence
As my religious sentiments happen to be more
generally known than approved, II single word ot
reference to them nj this tmo may be pnrdoned.
They may hc erroneous lniallibility never
claimcd but they were not adopted without rctlec-
tion and cannot be rclnlushel without reason.
They therefore, remain unchanged, standing tho
test of this the hour Of death, MS Of every other
during my life,
Dark death may Tighten children. Hell, thu wretch
Who feels ihnt ho d,scrv,Sf fr'
| leave this world fearing mono worse, hoping
for II better, but content To follow my destiny
whore it lcals-my only prayer being that it may
not rcconsigu me to enrth. JonN +. KING.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
DEAD WHAT T.,uAK-pEAKE- SAWS

dead WHAT ssIAK KsPEAKE SANS.
LH GOOD PIt tTIRESJ
If IL well done when it's done"
1hcn 1t we'll il done quickly .'-hd' spca t.
So you wish II ncH joae in sUperjor
You'll find quickly done and nell donr. - TANNER.
n. s. TANNER u co,
Main Street 3 doors from bridge Street.
Lynrhhurg, Va
La lies and Gcuenen cordially invited /" our Polt-
TRAIT GALLERY. containing specimens ct Pilot graphs,
Ambrotypes Melanotyprs, &c AZ.
Also, the beautiful PA + ENr LEATHER PICTURE, which
$ enieut fr sending by mail
taken in all kinds Of weather and cnrl"can bo
tfu cases, the very low prices from 80 cents I" -
beautiful assortment Of Cases Gold lockrs Me
daions, Locke Rngs Breaspins Keys, seals &c III eat
variety just received
fresh supply of the best Material i'll the country,
Don't call. loot li-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

nUR Warehouse which we bult pressy own use
contanR SIX floors zach 10 100 fact tho
aud extensive which keop requires entire
No house In Of the Northern Ces obbing
ds Tho cuu'ry, present he same cciared advan.
Ia ID" rouatry merchant stock IA ey
tui titions which will doy petition
Wcc"atect with the Manufacturers for Rit tte American
ARTICLES sell mud send buyer to Fur 70 re,ia twice
yra selor Foreign goods We cnaed thereby
offer advantages In prices, well stock
all ,pjlco with The and rabIe goods
Merchants good credit invitaJto examine
when tlcy next vSt baltimore andAhey will promote their
% Interest lv doing .f
orn by mail careully executed wi accompanied by sat
IsTnc frb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
T ERMS

r !. yIRGINI>\i Ia published ally Al 60, anhtr "eeky
., .nnn in a.y IN, weekly at - .nvaria H II IA
oberyt.e 81 % will he charge N al c's's N"parr
va, he ex ept the option the Propretors
mntu Al ,rrearages shall have been paid
inserted for 80 cents per square OF
IA or less TO, the insertion and III cts Tor each con-
nnl,ss ordered weekly and then % cts
w he each insertion. II the number OF
r, ons he not marked the MS ~, will be publishedti"'
Il rcd out, and charged according -.
H.: \ EARLY GATi ARE -
Fur qnare, tiy
fof i"o
For TWO do .......'',, 80. ~
- Advertisements Intended for both papersS"o'e'''f
cl | ont act. n,,edia, a
or the charged at transient rates
~, An new advertisements appear In the dahy anu VII
~sekly papers. :, , .,nh,li liras are harped
~ Obituary potres~' Gu heAceou'""
hlv fo,t he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
TIOS. l.. RINIAI.DI.
DOOT g SHOT MAXINE

Opposite The luSots' savings lank.
MIN NTREEi, LIAfHBi KG. f.,
To W honi " lee; $40, sD iUu, Tor al" best
p0ir OF rsoGt., eShibitsd nt thr Inst Far,
KEflS constantly ~ Il. aud manufactures to OF
N der every variety nj LAtiilS Nnd GENTLE "
MEMS WEAR, which b." VII warrant equal l. ANY
the count tud al pliccA low ituoi
low cr, than uhrr O. hlnlu"ut III l.y nch'urK
lie respectfully sohc ahar Il the putin aV"r, and nj
the time i.tnfns b. k, rthc liberal patronage bore
tofore icstoNC C, bsI,n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
BARGAINS. .BARGAlNs!! BARGAINS

RAR(:AINS BARGAINS: BAkGAINs::!
TO he HAD AT THE CLOTHING sTokF OF
SAMUEL HARMAN. AG'I.,
MAN. 81, Hadriy opposite t'' Cai:ehs HdrthRs hdhh
II HAVE return, from the Northern cities Win one ot
the complete assortmens of aecUdy Nnhe CLOTH
ing offered in this market My stock includes Fur rag
aus black brown Of the finest style and finish also Seal
Skin, and Pilot Cloth do Of different coors have also tine
black cloth Ragans kinds and latest style Of black
cloth well business Cashmere
Goats of all kinds with suits to match OF Nrs ave SILK
velvet fancy silks cashmere push and variety
color finish Also large and varied ortmen
of Furnishing Good- such Shaws Shirts Iii len and
marsees) together with wonlrn under Of kind
Also, BOOTS. SHOES (of Baltimore manufacture ktA
warrarcd) HATS, CAPS. UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS III
VALISES CARPET BAGS &r, &c which am dc ~
sell the lowest prices The pubic IN
vitod o and judge for themselves.
sept2i dly SAAl.. HARTMAN AZ ent-
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TEE nxTERNATIOVAL HOTEL,
RROADWAY u.

Corner Eramtlin Street, New York,
nFFERS udoc"mcnis to Merchants and Tourists visiting
New York Snsurpassed by any Hotel In the Metropolis
The follow nV among the advantages which It possesses
hnd viii h Will tc appreciated by all trayeicrs.
LIST rruita location, convenient places business
well as places Of amusement.
I'd upnnuy clean, we'll furnished and well ventilated
ale, ping hpartm"nts,
3D. superbly furnished sitting rooms = mag
nidccnt Ladies Ptor, commanding extensive view Of
Broadway.
4h being conducted tho Eurcpoah plan visitors live
IN the bcs' stylr. with the greatest economy.
9TH. II liz connected with
Tay or. s'elrbrnsed saloons,
where visitors have their meals they desire they
will bc fnrniahed In their rooms.
The The Saloons and Hotel In acknow
edged by epcues DO vastly superior TO that of other
Hotel In tho city.
with n these adv the cost OF living In the ISrER
Ia much below that Of any other first class Hotel
feb s-dim.-v, o. &Co. 4. FREEMAN Prop'r.
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Sc rA.I srORE
A. G. |. l.. w ! =,
wHOI,rSAIE AND RETAIL GROCBp

HAS akcut the large aud comuoinus horvt" Main st >,
III iormori, occupied hy Joseph h"wn ID d""f "oN"
McssrH Scnolhci and Thurmsns iaw"rV sto e, aud nl
posite Dr Joun II ScaN . bruE Star"
l m noN aud wrl select i sit,k of tib
CERIES aud ArIE hRN GDbl,S boU4 4 tNen 'i,rly iu
cash which VIII he suld rric TINT An"i fail I" give
satisfaction all III ral rs
srmncd do business III" cash Htcn extra induce
offered cash buyers those desiring to oh
change for country prnduc"
A stock oi Nn PERi WAN slANp alw Rsa "n hand
extend particular tat,u u tho 'd ruBtunrIS Il i"
arm 4 & Lewis otmcriv IN IL" Dry foods business In
this rN. rall Bs wei A. " puhic generally
mar = ,its IIMIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

IuOFOR THE FAIR! il the ""i,"r."i cry

UUO EOR THE FAIR! IL the univrr."i cry
and thousands participating in the festivities whrh
such affords For III" present week. tho
thrnnp mr. arc invited the city of Hills to enjoy
Its hospitality participate In the Interesting scenes which
the ofsprin Of such occasions
Among the attractive places 10 whieh the gathering
r and wrlcouc'l ma, be found me
The HhhnrH photographic tary next door to the Nr
gna lank Main Street vnchhnrg Va where hundreds ot
nubcst works creation eAhbhi'n
should d sm" oi themselves
II shall be notice, prices that ,anno
fail to please.
Of Cases and Franco Of every s'> 10 ana
grade constantly hand Also, lockcts Broas rms FIN
ger Rings, atch Senls, Charms, Ac,
Pictures taken ST. e o The art at all hours oi IN"
,,y and in All Kinds of weather ID II BLISS,
lru.tt nj s.,,u amid Isl.
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CLOTHING TRADE !


NURINu the Summer have greatly enlarged and
improved House, aud have as large, well light
arranged Sales Rooms to be found
eity made these improvements to meet the
OF constantly increasing trade and beg TO advise
WHOLESALE and RETAIL dealers that we have now In
receiving the largest and most desirable stock
CLOTHING have exhibited or to b. seen ~ the
South been engaged In the trade in this city
ucnfy years thus obtained full knowledge a.
market and being more largely engaged IN
sale of Clothing than other house In
the State offer the inducements 10 r
every arrival shall make additions I" our SIC
all that fashionable and purchasers viii at all
times a complete assortment of superior quality CLIO
INt; and GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS IN store
and ior sale upon LIBERAL TERMS
Wholesale and Retail apartments distinct aud on sep rae
floors An Of stock and mode AZ DO
ing business is respectfully solicited ,, ,
30 KEEN, BALDWIN 4 CO.
aug cots lo2 Main street. is"h""hu' va
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Great Reduction In Chm rx~s On foods from th g
North. via lkichmOud aud Jnmc- River
Il Kannwhn Canal. 80 1.yncssb"rx,
thence by Rnilrond 10 the
aouth. West.
NUANKFUL to ny friends and the public for h"I very no
j eral patronage, would respectfully inform 'h'n that
of business consequent on my
former have determined to reduce charges "n
tep,ra Merchandise such Dry Goods boots shoes, Has
Caps &C. only - per 100 pounds which includes All
cxpenses wharves Ethmond TO the Landings or
Deru NJ Iy ynchbure.
Produce or arded Mt very low rates.
II For special rates see circular ~ ,,,,
~ ALFRED 5. LEE,
ForrdriiaR and COn rissinn Merchant.
ian On the Doc X. X tluond, Va
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ JOHN DOOI.f,N. m
- Hat VI nnuf ufncturrr mud Nhoirsn,c -
Dealer in
H1TS CAPS, FURS, TRIM NJ = GS, &c
FALL. 1879.
have now aud complete assortment
thing line adapted To the Fall Trade and am
prepared offer unusual inlnc cements 10 purchasers
late visit the mark aud manufactures Of the
North and East have spared pains in the selection q" TINS
stock and ha,ter that long expcteee enaec me I"
anticipate the friends in Virginia North ta'"lna
ard Tennessee call is respectfully solicited ii"n my old
and the public JOHN DoOlEN.
Richmond Anp Il
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,,nc@3 INNtIIBIIst: COACH AND o6rx y
GN-ssy- WAGON fACTORY.--Thc subscri. STE-Ntye
- Ia returns his grateful acknowledge s---A--
mcnts to his old friends and customers the liberal patron
ard him and b,gs leave inf them the pnh
lie that he has been started In business and he hopes
strict attention to business to merit continuance Of IA
lie will make t" order aud keep hand all kinds ri
AAle Wagons made In the most substantial and
style lie will also make to order and will have made
general nt Carriages Rockawa and Bugges
Also and horse Spring Moving
Wagons and horse All who good work,
se 0d LgHbnrY C0dh and UdR2on Factory snd
b" doGg the cash principle expect
woik and low price All who good and
neat Is tggcs liyc call JOHN H. BAILEY Agt
ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

WEEKLY publication Of Sheet Music, suitable for tho
players aud singers of the Home circle, and consisting Of
sixteen full ioio size stitched In handsome cover II
all popular dances Of the day from
tho avorite operas ballads airs &c An
abundant supply every thing that the popular taste demands
difficult always instructive, and ever FRI sh and de-
llghtul . . = -
The favor will ~ rh OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has becn
received by the and the commen ations has won from
tho Pre- guaInees Of Its worth. work cheap
aud cgant docs not exist In any other country The
u music procured at the regular s would
what II cost In Our IuA "a. isenu
Variety excellence secured by subscribing period
cal cheap much needed Pieces by the
posers appeared In the first ten numbers
speak themselves: Mozari Lover Waerslen. Meyer.
beer, I'g,pw Bnrgmuler +. Schubert, Verdi. Don1,,
Musard ThnlberP Bafe Rossni j. Weber Knrkeo.
speyor AT. q. A. Macfarrn Bsin, H. smarl, Ascler,
Crouch BAbcr Bishop Aubcr. Pacsieo Lindpsiner. Dee
thoven All these pieces within tho range Of
dnary players and singers and invariably by
delicious MELODY and easy accomplishments
OUk MUSICA FRIE
published weekly price 10 cents and To onieed from
any bookseller periodical dese It will be diree; from
the oico Of publication at the following yearly s.
half year So 80 Clubs copies Ga copies t26 10 copies
$40 year rates for half No subscription asen
for less Than months. payabls In advance
OF, Of Our Musical Friend, 10 Frankfort Street. New
York. q. b. SEYMOUR co,
Jan o7dlm& cl awfor lmif Proprietors
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GON'THIE.kN N pLAIZE,R,
L1NCHBURG, VA.
WINE AND LIQUOR BUSINESS.

2
SoKNEIi. HOUSE.
keeping sale fucni French ',,GDan aHi lnngn
rian Ninea. lci,k and Montrh"i" Champnirn. Brandy,
Rum, Holland Cn VI skcys I-cr d. Absynth, Marsel,h
Sw cet Oil, &c., tue ~ . qualities and brands.
Beng til Of the most prominent houses in
France aud II n with il largest I'M
port iiiclIbi aud New YORK slal away be-
enabled Il meet aus eoinlci"n, IN price ar quality.
dec
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
cARD.-Aner es"."i.

uAENTAI. CARD.-Auer rons"I- @esP
i y tston with many ut the leading Dentists fyV
u tina country on the subject al extracting N4xI1I1
teeth by the aid of electricity. which mode STA -.
ing given satisfactory trial o several wcehs
have concluded Ia adopt II IN my practice nanny
jystS kpbfkl EAnh,---
M I rfrfns /, youx. nA,in T. sriS'h {LYscnRo.
n. " tAMfEtli } Dt TX ON .. au
uDEcERs. sANpBE1.l. - 40, bnakrrs.Ss
u Wall st.. New York, buy and sell uncufrch' mon.3
checks drafts make collections n all points IN e
States Canada orders for the OF
Stocks other securities Coinmissoh any
conduct the general banking busne" III -"
its departments -, -. M
The firm in I.ynchhure Is Peters Spence Co, wn" VI"
give prompt business entrusted I" the"
July 2adts
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WASHINGTON. d. C.
VuyIIE respectfully informs his friends ana 'he
public generally th. fotc has been greatly enlas'
cd b, addition hive large iatl"s and Chamoerr
also many improvements aud alterations have been Aos III
the Hotel proper which enables him I" assure all WI" MAKE
his hausc their whilst In III" Metropolis that sha oe
r,nn 10 none and pleasure IL. hopes ny s'.
his guests, I" merit continuance o
The patronage literally brstow ed upon hun heretofore"
This which charges less than ~ % per uay
s.dlyJ L. a. SMITH, iIoP'''o