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BARRY's TRICoPHRRnrs


is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
hfyIng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
EIsts and Perfumors. mar l2-s GIN
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rs SPECIAL AID. DISPATCHES.

BALrINoEE, June Is In his sddre-. % IN,
Convention this morning, President Cushins
pieo tnat ne had no power TO recoe nize any dele.
gates but those who were In the Conyention ,Shs-
adlourning over, as entitled 20 seatt Leaving
the question Of tue right Of the secsders 20 DO de-
clded oy the reorganiIed Convention. Also, that
question Of admission motion 20 issue Tic rel, 10
The seeding delegates was made; when n was
proposed TO amend that by referring their right,
ana that of Contestants Of their seas, 90 the old
COMMITTEES on Credentials. with Instruction. 10
refuse tickets 90 any and all who will not civ, A
Pledge TO support the nominee Of the Convention
discussion 10 now in progress on the admission
OF that amendment, on points Of order.
w m w
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:, TIE OH soLDrERs OF 1912 meet al the citv
Hall, (Aldermen's Room,) at O'Clock this eve
.ing Tor the election Of officers, and the transac.
on Of other business,
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RESOLUTION to pay repairs on the Road from
Seventh street 70 Stone w arehnusn
A RESOLUTION to pay three Accounts

hesotred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common CohHct Of the Corporation of GsorgetotrH
inat the Clerk pay TO the order of DR. II :
Lauck nifty dollars for his services in vaccinating
the poor for one year up to 25th March, is6O; 70
tue order OF h Reaver tweDty-one dollars and
eleven cents for his bill Of costs for the month of
April; and to the order of John Booth twenty
dollars for services as scavenger to the watch
house Tor I'VE months up to May IL, 1860.
Approved May %, IS6O.
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Baltimore nlarkets

BALTIMORE, June Is Flour closed dull with
no sales Wheat closed duh and heavy; red
81 -3oal IS; white 81 lOaI IS. Corn closed dull
ana loweri yellow 65a67c white 7Oa74c. Pro
visions closed steady; mess pork SIS IS. RUM
Sl4 Lard l3c in barrels and tierces. whisky
closed dull; Ohio Ole
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WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ErOm EN- A ldarrnan prn 49,


~ BOSTON, Feb. 8, 1885,
DR. ;. w. FowLE-Dear SIR For several dsys
had been suffering from the effects of a severe
cold, accompanied by very sore throat and sick
headache, which mPletely incapacitated me Tor
business. had taken but small portion of a sin
gle bottle Of this Balsam, when l experienced i'm
mediate relief. My cough was brok n up at oEce,
and my lungs entirely relieved f. ON the pressure
which had become so painful. attribute this en-
trely to the good effects of your Wild Cherry as
took no other medicine whatever. | cordially rec
ommend 1t to all my friends. Respectfully yours,
None genuine unless signed /. Butts on the wrap
per. wy
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle Co., Boston, and for
sale by IA; ID. Gilman, ;. C.. Ford jr. : b Waite
q. Stott, John Schwarze, Marin Il Palmer Wash
ington; ana by dealers everywhere. jel3-lw,r
. MEYERS MIRAcULOus VFRMIN DESTROYER,
the Oldest ana best remedy known for exterminat-
Ing Rats and Mice. Cockroaches, Bugs Ants
Mosquitoes, Fleas, Moths, Grain Worms and Gar
den Insects.
principal Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ma l8-Sm
LYoN's MAGNETIC ISsEcT POWDER
ExteTmlnates Bed Bugs Reaches, Ticks Ants
Garden Insects &c.
1T contains no Poison
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice
sold everywhere. ap 9-Sm
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All Of DIR; Humphreys & Co.'s specific Hn-
meopathic Remedies put up expressly for family
IN cases, containing % walls, from 50 to 81
each, with book of full directions. For sale by
retail agent; w A. Fitzgerald, $50 north r street:
also by r. Il. Winter north corner of X street and
Vermont avenue. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
HHzsl, for Internal and external inflammations Of
all kinds. Sold as above, mae.ix
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LMks: w INsLOW, az e1PeTlenoed nurse and female
physician, has SoothiRg Syrup for ChiIden Tssfh-
tns, which greatly facilitates the process teethins
oy sOltenlns the gums, reducing sll inflammation
wlll allay all pain, and is sure To regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest
20 yourselves and rellef and health 10 your Infants
Perfectly safe in all csses. See advertiser in
huothoI ll-iy
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New York Markets

NEW York, June Is Flour 10 higher; STATE
8 lOa5.l5i Ohio IS 50a5 90; Southern IS s5a5 o..
Wheat has advanced &C.; Indiana white 81 40
Corn hBs advanced ic.; mixed 63a64c western
yellow &c. Pork is dull; mess 81 37als -:
prime sI2 50al2 o.. Lard is firm Whisky Is
steady
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Nofrcs.-Dis'rlef Of Co'xnsSa Adeafisssnssfs
10 % isssrfsd 81 fAs BALTIMORE Sun ara received
~ ssd Forwarded from TIE star o1ses. -
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FIRE.-On Saturday night last. betwsen q and
10 O'Clock, frswas discovered in the house Of the
Western Hose Company, in Twenty-third street
FIRST ward. The flames spread with great rapid
could be made to stay them the entire buiIdino
was consumed, and the walls fell In. The anna.
ratus contained in the building, however, was all
saved The building was erected by the issue of
fourths Of which belonged to Mr. Win. Riggles
and on Tuesday next the property was to be sold
The circumstances throug bout Indicate the wllful
II Is said to be the duty of the police 10 90 10 ain
nres, riots, DC for the preservation Of the peace
ana protection OF property, riot occurred iInme-
alSteiy In 'front.' OF the Presidents Mansion. and
policeman was seen to venture within striking
could hear Of e 'Ao' =" g
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THE LATEST NEWS
TEL EG HIC.
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, June is.-The CONVENTION assem-
g T al III m. The theatre was den sely par he'd
- essen olage wss called 10 order by Hon Ca
nTocnih and prayer was made by Rev Or
McStohe. The President congratulated the Con
senuoh on in Resembling, and expressed che
hope that harmony would prevail
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aLk1ANDRIA MATTERS .-The Sabbath wa,
PfetIy generally observed by the churcb-gojnU
community OF Alexandria, and at morninS .e,
vice all me houses Of worship were crowded 10
s1csss. me Union Prayer-neeting held at the
tended in the afternoon 'o wen at
We are glad to be able to state that the pionss,
mns, which Tor want of patronage have been
lying idle for some months will again ,e.nr,a
0PSIsn9ns on the 18th of the present month,
t,runl '1e supervision OF gentleman from Bal
uInore fully qualified to carry on the enterp,ise
Canvassers have been engaged for some time
PasI IN getting up Directory Of Alexandra. and
having nearly completed their task. the vol
VIII speedily be published and circulated
~ a IKE band Of martial music "a capital
oahd by the way) paraded the streets early hi.
morning, for the purpose of reminding ~ III
lens OF tne picnic OF the Mount Vernon Guards.
"n rc Is 1elng held to-day at Columbia SPRINGS
Ihe Sabbath school attached TO the M y
T Thura give grand excursion to Glymont on
"orkmen are engaged this morning in renair-
ing the damage done to the steeple of the Elena
snip engine-house, by the storm some time since
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The ATTENTION Of those who desire to soend a
pleasant day 10 called 10 the picnic of st. Pauls
Enslish Lutheran Sabbath school. From a
we are satisfied that pleasure seekerr viii ~,
amply compensated for time and none : by going
with them on Friday next 70 Arlington snrfng
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OUR kxADxRs viii ind two interesting CON-
munications the outside Of tc-day's paper on
e matrimonial question, the discussion OF which
was recently started by pretty "widow, % whose
communicates Is contained in our weekly Of
saturday last We have another communication
% We can had 70 Jm for 10 80
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FoR FINE MASrILLAs AND TRAvxLIse sutrs
see me advertisement Of Mesr clagett 4 MAY,
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IHE JAPANEsE.-Our friend whitehurst da-
gueIfeotypiss, has for sale photographs Of the
chief japanese functionares recently here. which
are beautiful specimens Of his art as well as excel
lent nkenesses. Price 81 the set, and worth i've
times that price,
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DIED.

On SIM ay, the nth instant, of consumption
ROBERT II. II ARRISON, ia the 9th year of hi.
age formerly OF Laurel. Prince Georges county
Ma. baltimore papers copy.)
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JosIrH HEARD, deceased, was yesterday buried
Win VIII, Masonic honor BY 81. Johns Lodge, Of
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The WILL OF THE LATE GEN JEsuy-Tbe
VIII OF the late Gen. T. 3. Jesup was proved last
saturday In the Orphans Court of the District Of
Columbia, before Judge Purcell. The Judge de-
laws OF the District and was duly admitted !:
but the codicil, making some Changes Of the
property named in the will, was not according
TO our laws to pass real estate, but is good as 10
personalities. The estate consists of properly i'm
The District OF Columbia and also in KENTUCKY.
and an amount Of cash In hand ~
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IhE HoTKLs-since Friday, and up to thi,
oughly crowded with strangers "a dnrino LII LII.
week preceding the Inauguration of a President
OF the United States. Among the visitors we no
ncea tne familiar faces of several distinguished
gentlemen, connected with the legisIatfve ana
executive departments of the Government I'm YES
past; This great body is en- route for the Demo
cratic Convention at Baltimore Yesterday. a
Idrse number left In the special train, but the
tne exodus was more general, and the halls and
porncoes OF the hotels were comparatively dessrt
cd Yesterday was devoted to the discussion of
Gus candid6ees to stand thereon The dsieg,tss
OF course; had little to do with these public dis
cushions they were generally partici pated in by
.ne "oone and sinew" who were attracted 10 the
hotels by the crowds of guests " VIC
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A RESOLUTION authorizing the removal of ,
Pump.

Pump.
ReSoIrsd By the Board of Aldermen and 6oo,d NJ
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetown
That the Mayor be, and be is hereby AUTHORIZE
| to have the pump removed from the south foot
way on First street, between High and Poto-
mac streets ana for the purpose Of paving for the
same and replacing the footway with tagging
over the well the sum Of seven dollars and fifty
cents, or so much thereof as may be necessary is
hereby appropriated, payable by the Clerk to the
order OF the Mayor GAPProved May %, 1850.
A RESOLUTION in relation 70 the contract 10,
Dredging the Channel Of the Potomac river
RsSoIred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board o,
That Philip L. Berry and Esau PickrelI be- and
they are hereby appointed a committee to confer
with the Mayor respecting the WAYS and means
Of carrying into effect the contract entered ipto
by this Corporation for dredging the channel OF
the Potomac river fAPproved May 90, 1880.
A RESOLUTION in relation to the Long Bridge.
RsSolrsd by the Board Of AldsTDlen and Board 81
Common Council Of the Corporation of Gsoygsfo,rn
That the further sum OF three hundred and hfty
dollars, or SO much Of the same as NAV be nee.
essary, be and is hereby appropriated 20 be
paid by the Clerk to the order Of the Con.
gressional Committee for the purpose of paving
the expenses Of steamboat, &c, to carry mem.
oers OF Congress and others 70 view the different
localities where bridge may be built TO connect
by rail the North and South
Approved May 20, 1860.
RESOLUTION In relation to the Porter of the
Orphans Court.
RsSoLUed by the Board Of Aldermen and Board OF
Common Cornell Of the Corporation of George
That the Clerk pay to the order of the Porter OF
the Orphans Court, one fourth Of his paw az
Porter Of said Court, three dollars Der month
from LIST April, 1860, until otherwise ordered
Approved May 26, 1850.
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HOMEOPATHIC RFMEnIRs

LyoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold every where an O. On
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BY THE ANNOUNCEMENT in another column IL
VIII oe observed that the next academic year at
Mrs: smiths Institute for Young Ladies, in the
First w ard, will commence on Thursday Sent
18th, and that parents and guardians. who intend
70 sena daughters and wards, are requested to
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Losr CHILD.-The family Of Mr.. A B. Zim-
norman, an esteemed citizen, are much distressed
by the mysterious disappearance Of a SON Of Mr..
Il. He has been missing since Thursday last and
all efforts to learn, his whereabouts have failed
was clad in white linen jacket dark pants' and
had on cloth cap. The benevolent will relieve
tue distress Of the parents by giving any informa-
ton relative to him, at McGregof's, ON Seventh
q rect near ID.
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ST. ALoYsIus-Next Thursday is the Fest val
Of 81 Aloysius, and in the Catholic churches q
day Of peculiar religious observance. On tina,
day high mass will be celebrated with many Ger.
emonies Of high interest to the Catholic worshiper
Al the Church Of st. Aloysius, In this city. the
services will be Of an exceedingly interesting
character, and the performances Of the choir,
nnoef the management Of Mrs Cecilia Young,
WIN oe addluonally attractive ----------- z
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OUTDOOR ADJUSTMENTS The season for omen
air pleasures being now fully inanxurated our
amusement caterers are taxing their brains TO tnd
something new and attractive with which 20
tickle the fancies Of those who patronize them.
why net starr boat race. Have we not on our
boats-the Undine and the Falcon, and Is not
the Potofnac close at hand! Have we not also
any number OF base ball clubs, with the very
best of ground for laying the bases, Let's have
something in the way OF sport, and let 1t be Of
our own getting up.
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u ncssk TIE star % prfsfsd o. fas 6astsss
nsess Press - sextA Of Balfinors, iss edition
% !orss as % ssqxrs % BE- pxs to press at a.
sArsy hevi Adcsrsisszssts, tAsrsfors, should Dc
''r' - stfOrs Trslvs o'clock, n; osksrviss tlsy
~ss so srpsar ssfI fis ssxt dag.
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IHiopoS's TEMPLE OF WONDERS, at Odd Eel
loMs nan, continues to draw large numbers of
our citizens who can appreciate the wonderfni
performances Of thisunparalleled piece of mechap-
ism IL Is CERTAINLY the most beautiful wonder
that has yet graced our boards, and those of our
at once fer 1t is rapidly drawing TO a close.
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IHk PUBLIC SCHOOL ExAMINArioSs which
postponed until Tomorrow ON aecount ~ ths
death Of Mrs Margaret Freeman. late a teacher In
the tnira d,stsist The examinations Of primary
schools Will AXE place to-morrox .s saiIor.
commencing at o'clock: 80 ioiA""''
sc ,ond District-No; 5, Miss Ward. nv Mr.
Miller No: O. Mis-: Reed, by Mr.. Fort; No 4 frst
department, Miss Baird, by Mr. Cole - III -
Third District No I, third depart,,.. Al,
Tucker, by DR. Ironside; No. S, nrst depa,inSaras,
Miss Simonds, by Mr.. Whyte; NoSe. Mrs E,n.'
man, by DR. Walsh; MOI Miss Hawkins. by M,
BJhreT; No. :, Miss Davis, by Mr. McKnew
We are under many obligations to toe Trustee.
for eourtes'ss shown us during the school examin
stions 50 far, and hope to be favored with a con.
tnuance Of the same. = -
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LITTLE FIeHIs.-saturday night, several fghts
occurred, resulting from a too free INDULGENCE in
politics and whisky, none Of which resnited seri-
ously not even In black eyes or bloody noses, the
prompt Interference Of sober friends and the sb-
sence on the police favoring quiet settlements Of
hao no' slept of their excitement OF the ni1
previous undertook to settle their quarrels by vi
appel 70 fists, In the vicinity Of Browns, otei:
gu. friends interPosed, and Induced postpone.
mlent unui time had elapsed for "sober second
tnousno." In times of high political excite
meht- these little Affairs are frequent, and only
serve 70 produce shame after the parties have
time for reflection. -
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DEATH IN THE GUARD-HoUsE John Jones 4.
colored individual, well known to the ,esidennt.
OF the second and Third Wards by the alias cold
PreehaPs," was taken to the Central Guard house
on oaIofdSy nignt, and died in the cell range be-
habits OF "Preehaps' were calculated to DESTROY
lie In very short time, under ordinary circum.
stances, and could not be expected that he could
endure long confinement in the cells Of the
Guard house In the miserably filthy condition IN
which they have been for eig hteen months past
Tue deceased was picked up in the street and
carried TO the Guard-h as a vagrant During
tne night he asked for water, which was given
2! al mi and In the morning he was found dead In
we ecu. An inquestwas held by the coroner, a nd
Yeroie' OF death from intemPerance, or delirirnu
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LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER

Exterminates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks. Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains no Poison
, 1860-03-02

telegram from Washington, dated the 2lst,
says Q report has prevailed several days that
Postmaster.G General Holt contemplated resigning
his position. This originated in an understood
difference between himself and the other mem
bers Of the Cabinet, respecting an Interpretation
Of the law relative to the curtailment Of the mail
service, but it is now understood that the con-
flicting views have been reconciled. The trea-
Sury balance is under $s,O0O,OOO, including the
amount subject to draft and reserved for mint
service, upon which advances are made by de-
posits Of gold dust for coinage. Hall this sum is
Intended to meet the Post Office deficiency, due
last July, whenever Congress shall pass the ap-
propiation bill. The rest Is required for the SIX
months ending Dec. alst
The latest dispatch from Washington says that
Shermans speech bad strengthened him, and that
Q majority Of the democrats are In favor Of the
plurality rule, and that Il will be moved to-day,
(20th) by WOOdsOn, Of NO., and that more at-
tempts to combine democrats and Americans
have failed.
Senate and executive printing Is to be exc.
cuted OF Rives' Globe Office.
II is said that when Seward made his appear.
ance In the Senate on Monday, Jan. 9th, he was
studious'y avoided by the democratic side, Doug.
las and Pugh only greeting him. He was greeted
"ssA baSes SStNssNSy ato RouSiS4l HNOuA~ ~
Is alsI said that Seward urged upon the Repub.
licans the policy Of uniting On Gilmer or Corwin
for Speaker on The night Of Jan. 18th.
The American members held caucus and de.
cided that they could not support LecomptOn
Democrat without stultifying themselves. It Is
also said that Davis, Of Indiana, who nominated
Hamilton, was highly disguised ct the manner in
which his candidate vas treated.
AkaA l.
Anti-Le;om2ton Democrat, was mixing an effort
to units the administration and southern Amer.
lean vote on Etheridge, Of Tenn.
The N. Y. HsrGIds correspondent says The
Democrats have given up all hopes of concentrat-
ing the three parties upon candidate in opp POSITION
to Sherman. They will, in . day or two, pres, n.
now man. They will continue tie changes
until they have exhausted all available cAndi-
dates.
Sydney Breese, formerly United States Senator
from illinois, has bssn appointed L. 5. Marshal
for the Northern District Of that State, instead
Of Pine, resigned.
The mail contractors about the Capitol are not
now clAmorous Tor an organization Of the House,
having obtained an extension on their paper Of
sixty days
The French mission, lately made vacant by
the deaIh Oi Judge Mason, has been confirmed
upon ChaS J. Faulkner, Vi Virginia.
Postmaster General Holt il is state will refuse
TO hold his Office unless CoOk, Postmaster ct
Chicago, is removed
Another difficulty In the Cabinet has arisen
between the President and Secretary Floyd The
latter insists upon ordrring Can't McgS 10 Florida
, 1860-03-02
TOWING, FRElGHTING, ETC.
TOWN L0T9!
HuLys ADDITION 10 sEEILACOOM.
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!

TNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
II his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
Into Town Loa e one acre each. noW prepared 70 eel
Lots 70 suit parties desiring either % ocate 80 improve
location q not excelled by any on Puget sound The
lite has been laid ont with viev 70 hauiy and colve
nenoe; the Slress being four rns ude. and Tie Whno
rave already been Donated and aot apart The prices q
Ils range rom $50 $50 each. according 10 locality
The pfoprietOF contempaiea huildlng wharf non the
claim during the coming summer which cannot ia 70
greatly enhance the value 0f the entire propeity.
power Of attorney having been given % Frank Clark,
Es0 during my absence In Oregon, notice hereby given
"a so.sf ~ - LEMUEL BILLS.
, 1860-03-02

NuRDBR or AN EDrTOR IN VIcksBURo.-U. D.
Ray, editor Of the Vicksburg Southern Sun, was
murdered on the 18th ult, BY man named Ship.
pard, defaulting clerk in the establishment
He was shot through the heart The particulars
have not transpire1.
, 1860-03-02
NEW GOODS !

stRece1ved,
TNx ". D. RICE. A LARaE SUPPLY on CLoTHIEG,
~ BOOTS AND sHOkD,
uRocERfEs,
LIQUORS, Ac, Ae,
Fnr sale bV nALcH WEBBER.
eSstf Cor Commercial and Baleh 80. etsIlaeoom.
, 1860-03-02
N WASHINGTON HOTEL, N
~ Corner of lIsia ana ssssnd sisssll.
| v OLYMPIA, ". 7.
sILAs eALLIHER. PEePEistor.

UyEEE PROPRIEToR mas RECENTLY lRnCzED. N con.
II hecton win and paIt q he eWnIhlnl,el lclll
enabled n provide the travelling public u.lh lnll1l
number Of capacious coml6EtahlS and oxo.1nly v.ns
tllated apartments than can b aaded ~ any et1..
ability % accommodate The public may b ho
net that ne hniel contains twenty-five pnlalo r1ons
(oxclulve a family apaFtmensl six u which ero lA1l
Thankin % he public bP The lbsl pailgnlga h1Ilia
fore extended tOthe pFoprotaf and having thul enlsl
upon his turner business be ek onn1dlnl y en- e111
MI md ~ palna Gha b apared b ~ ~ lh1 = u1I
n any In Ike buInssA Bsdsand bedroomI furnished =
snch e may desire them.
Board BY the day and week I. III.
gOOd stable y attached o ri. e.,.hI1m.lA yn..1
WIN 81 amply supplied with hee inf tho lcc1mmodlol
Of anlmalS q the travelling public =
OLYMPIA. Tee. t'h. 1857 Wv