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me t"fOr'Hc i,nfr from trt{i kHOrcH drcbitert of
H0h F'dt, speaks rOtnmeS in far0r OF The Ory-
ReHdfed Bi.tsTS as a M" diriae for those ,rhose
0'cnpdtiJnS are Of a Sedenfary nature
MONTREAL, Nov. %, 1851
G.ai'Wen-l am happy To be abb . To send YOU INV
testimony III favor of the Oryg mated Bittfrs a nd
intended TO have done IL before tns but have haen
prevented ny professional engagements
I.ei great pleasure In recommending il To nj
sui ring from Imperfect digestion, sick -headachs.
acldlty,or any derang ement cf the ,tomach from
which l have suffered very severely nprrordx ri
fT'nfy yHTS. From the recommendation of one az
Iiy friends, was induced to try one bottle and e ed
!nyse so much benefited by it's use. that do not
think 1t necessary to contInue il any further
You may use THIS Gentemen, as Won think propar
aha permit me 10 reinan, f0uiS very truly,
>, , JOHN A ATKINSON.
Prepared by 5; w. FowLE i Co ,Boston ana for
sale by Il. Gilman, :. Z. Ford, jr, S t. Waite
y. Stott, John Schwarze, Nairn Palmer, Wash
lpgton; and b' dealers everywhere. ia i8Iw,r
QuERu's Con LIVER OIL jelly
Approved by the New York Academy of MedI
cine. 1t Is twice more efhcacious than the jjau,d
on. 1t Is the only cure for Scrofulas, COnsuinI :
ton and all kinds of Coughs.
Also,
9UsRU's JKLLIFIED CASTOR On, by which the
offensive greasiness Of the oil Is Obviated For sale
BY all respectable druggists In WASHINGTON and
Georgetown.
PENFOLD, PARKER & MOWER, Wholesale A gents.
la Beekman street. New York city. no 8 SIN
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al tne Smithsonian this evening" in cont nuatio on
OF the subject Of his lecture on "Wednesday eve.
ming.
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SELLING OFF AT COST,
- TO REBUILD
OFF AT Cosr. To REBUILD.
having concluded to tar down INV building now
occupied by me, to rebuild, and having n large
stock of soods on hand. shall commences this day
to sell off NY whole stock a, cost, for cash
FUR GENTS WEAR,
name-Cloths, CassImeres, Vestings, Tweed,
and Satlnets.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Black and Fancy Silk Robes, Black and Fancy
SSllks, FRENCH Merlnos, Printed Merinos Mousline
p LANES, All Wool Plaid, Alpaccas BombaZlnes
English and American Prints.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Carpeting, Oilcloths, Rugs. Mats, Bed Comforts
Blankets, Linen and Cotton Sheetlnss. Tah :
Cloths and Covers, Step Oi!oloth, Table and Tow
cling Diapers, Crash, DO.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Brown and Bieached Sheetiugs and ShIrtinss
fickings, Checks, Plaid Cottons. Plaid l. nsess 3,
Also. a large assortment of Cotton and Wooden
Hosiery and Gloves, Embroidery, Bonnet Ribbons
Cloth C,osks and Raslans, Ladies Corstts, Jou.
WIS oeguAlu Tioves In black, white and assorted
coiors. Linen Cambria and Silk Handkerchiefs
and many other goods, too numerous to mention
AL TO he sold at cost prices sked or less
Cali early and secure bargains.
H. EGAN, 323 Pa av,
~ 10 w South SIDE. betw 9Th and -th ar
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE COIN
- SeoRPoRarED !sS-JoHN I. DONALDSON, Pres;
THIS company lNSURES LIVES and BUYS
and GRANTS ANNUITIES, DC
cd DesSI,Psivs pamPhlets may BE- obtsi9ed at the
once OF Lewis Johnson Co Banke rs, 10th street
f. aA sSsaas N. a.d Asr sSsi
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Charles O'Conor Nominated for the Tre.i-
dency.
CHARLESTON, s. C, Jan. 19.-The Augusta
ga correspondent recommends Charles Conor
Of New York, for the Presidency.
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&c. GATHERS sALooN

II &c. GATHERS SALOON
A1hflN1 Made al entire change in The Up
stain ) OF this establishment on tue sane mag
for furnishing
DINNER OR SUPPER PARTIES
are unsurpassed. A ha ndsOme ParlOr (in addition
20 the one formerly used for the reception of guests
has been most beautifully fitted up with new furni-
offering jay
Inducements 10 Dinner and Suppey Parties
superior to aaJ establishment of the kind theins
capable OF accommodating eIi comfortably sentir ?
one hundred ard twenty FIVE persons
The Cuisine will be presided over bv The mos,
accomplished artists, and nothing that skill and n
patrons perfectly happy. my
IL Families caa have diEhes prepared ard cent
20 any part al the city at the shortest notice with
out any extra onsTge. L. GAUTIER,
No. 252 Penneylvania avenue,
~ - eo2In between l2lh and 18th SIS
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Tar THKArRE-It will be seen by an adver-
iis-nrnt Ia the propsr place. that we are To have
another week of theatrical entertai nment, under
tue management Of Mr.. James T.. Murdoch, COM
mencing on Monday next. This will no doubt
&c good news 70 our egoing citizens.
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a AZ OF DRESSMAKING in ali it, brSnohes n IL
SSEast Capitol street Dresses made in the neal
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FUTURE DAYS
By A. GREEN. Auctions,

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
CARPENTERS SHOPON GROUND RENT,
The 18Th Inst shall sell ats O'Clock p mn, 3 on M ths,
No. 10, in square No 2iS, on l4th, between north
! aud streets. The shop is to be removed unless
| owner of the ground for 1t to be removed.
Terms cash.
ia 70 A. GREEN, Auct.
A ILLUSTRATORS sALE.-By Older of the
pd PsnsHRfI T!ees t
Ing Of
Mahogany Bookcase Bureau sss and Card Tables,
Beds, Bedding, Bedste ads Carpets,
OIlccth, Chairs. Kitchen Utensils 60.
Together with large lot of Prints, Stationery,
Ard quantity Of large sized Glasses and Frames,
tuitabe for show windows OF various sTzes.
Dr. hik E SiikibiE b hteRiEls, sasis
BY A. GREEN, Auct,cneer.
BUILDING HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Tools
sEaSIsHlsS Scoops, ChBISEI HARBwARE' &C, AT
sell, az the store of Messrs. F. l.. Harvey 4 Co.
No. 32J Penn. avenue between 9Th and 9TH stree Is
at O'Clock a. m, ard continue daily until ali is
sold, very extensive assortment of Hardware
We enumeIate in pa +
A l,rse assortment and great variety of Building
large vs;iet; of Carpenters, Cabinet ma sers and
other Mechanical Tools,
large variety Of Cabinet Hardware and Farm
Ing Utensils, such as
Trace, Back and Log Chains, Spades,
a.. Long handle ShoveI..
axes, two, three and four prong Forks
A large lot of Hollow Ware, such as
POts, Ovens; SkIllets, Griddles, Tea Kettles,
Saucepans, Stove and Frying Pans, &c.
With q large variety of other Hardware which we
deem unnecessary to enumerats,
Also, Whitewash, Floor, Scrubbing and busting
Brushes,
And a new Wagon, Store Fixtures, Desks, 30.
Terms OF sale: Under SIS, cash ; over S25 and
So. credit off, aud months, for notes, in ali
cases OF credit, satsi rtorliy endorsed bearing in
DeSers and mechanics of every description and
the public In general are respectfully invited TO the
sale, as every article will be sold without reserve
They may expect bargains.
ia IL A. GREEN. Auct.
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EOR SA! ia small FARM OfSD acres situated
4 at the Little Falls, having comforta bic we'll
Ing house, corn house, stables, DC; wei! fences,
and wateTed; within tour miles Of w hing ton 4;
acres IN cultivation. the ba ance In handsome woe!
land. II Is peculiarly desirable as a country resi-
denoe, being perfectly healthy and most romantcai-
ly situated excellent fishing and hunting. Inauire
Little Falls. de 12awtf
"A In Alexandra county, about 2h miles from
6e0rset9wn, at the intersection OF the ieork etoVp
erire or the premises, or Off. RICHARDS, corner
i&th and streets, WashiEg tOn, ID. C., ia loft
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- CONFECTIONERY.
Hotels, Boarding. houses, Balls, Fairs. and othe,
entertsnments, at per gallon families supplIed
Suplers and other entertainments furnished AZ ths
shortest notice and most reasonable terms hy INK
Joseph SCHAFFiEID.
Late OF Butchers CONFECTIONERY. Raito,
ia W T'n SS6 9Th streat. hatwesn -
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FOR RENT-The south HOUSE of the row of
street. between D and f streets north. Also, the
three new onT,sto:y dwellings on 4th street. front
Ill the modern improvements, and are desiraby To-
Ga 1S, For terms, &c, aPPiy 70 BALDWIN L
Attorney at Law, No. 40 La avenue, near 9Th st.
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On the 18th inst, BY Rev. Gustavua Rrox, Al
PPAhRMKERsoN JONES and Miss OPHELiH
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E>OR KENT OR.SALE-Two three-stOry brick
HOUSES, situated on Vermont avenue near y
street. TO punctual and careful tenants the rent
viii be rea sonahle, the houses will be sold at a
TAR price, and upon accommodating terms. Apply
~ No 400 nj street north, or at the metropoIita1
steam Touring mill, Ohio avenue, near 18th street.
ia 7-eO2w &. l.. COLTMAN
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fE'HE ADVERTISEMENT IN REGARD TO
cGnrIct ahor in the United st.te. Penitsr-
tary, ID. G., still remalns open for bids. To persaIs
having capital in Land there is perhaps no better
opportunity offered Tor an investment, the prices Il
labor being cheap. The Corn Broom, GedaT Coop
erInE. -Four and Fish Barre g. either or the whole
OF tn sc branches OF trade would be ute suitable
as well very profitable business and well ada ted
apply to the Warden. ia ~ St.wtFehl
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PENNIEs-Persons desiring Pennies will alv,v.
md them for exchange at the Star Once conntsp
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Two
l. very desirable newly furnished Rooms for rent
at 400 street north, between 9th and TN streets
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NJ TICE TO BUILDERS

o6cs Board Of Connni&sionsrS Ne,c c n,rs Ma,I,,.}
The Board of Commissioners. under the act Of sd
September 1850, entitled q In act providing for the
present Centre Market" in parsuance of the provi
sons OF said act, hereby invite sealed proposals for
copy Of The stier Obtained at the ONCE otSe Beard
sG aT Of d the S be
addressed to John G. Fitzpatrick, ESQ, President
This on or beore the ed dsy Of Fsssa a.
next, bstween the hours of 9 end II q. m.
attendance daily until that tIme 20 give necesserS
explanations Ia regard 10 the work.
Bidders for the work are required % propose for =:
!. For the building complete.
ground upon which the building is 70 be erected,
the whole number Of FIles under the foundation
the plan, ma, not be required. bidders must state
! what deG1ctlon they viii make in such event per
m s o aDd s
a age ma' De ieuEd than the pan calls fcI
tons. the price tor each additional pile, for each
s loot 81 1r each perch OF stone
s. The time required for the completion OF the
All proposals must be made in conformity with
the foregoing; and accompanied by written guar
AT Lee, oil the following fOrm:
| Form # The guarantee.
ne 9nGersl me- OF 4 IN" state Cor DIS
! in the city Of Washington, p. c., being accepted,
L
contract, execute the same, with good Efficient
suretles, TO the amount OF twenty five Thousand
dollars, aud IN case said shall fail to enter into
contract as aforesaid, we guaranty TO ma Ike good
the difference between the offer of the said and
that which may be accepted.
Gsigsstures Of the two guarantcrs.D
Date.
Witness.
thereby certify that the above named An
are known TO mo as men Of property. and able 20
make good their guaIaltee.
Late.
To he signed by the United States District Judge
the United states District Attorney, Corporation
Attorney OF Washington, Collector or Navy Agent
No proposals which do not conform 10 the fOregc-
| Ing Will ne considered.
And whereas the fourth section Of the aforesaid
sct d"ca!"s, thst from a:t after the passage of
this aOt the entire nett revenues Of the
tire Harriet house, and also those of the proposed
new structure sra hereby appropriated, snc inyio-
ahly ret apart, as s?ecia fund, subject the
der OF the Commissioners authoriZHG by tits act Ia
enab- them To ray for the erecti and cop elton
oftald structure, payments for the work will be
made upon monthly estimates of the architect Of
the work dons, Taservlng ten per cent thereof y
Collateral security. far THE Gnfs accraing un-
der SAID section 81 the art will srtsicf, as nav
hereinafter lie provided 10y law. By order
John r. CUYLE,
"a H-Hod Secretary Of tic BOARD.
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HELPERS IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE
IL SOUTH.
This terrible book which has caused so much agl-
tation In Congress, is for sale at A, A DAMSONS
1th street. opposite Post Office price 80 cents
ia l6tt
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BREAK IN THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL
IL Is reported that the recent and subseo
thaw in the Potomac has caused a serious breac b
In the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. About eighty
leet OF dam No , has been washed away; also the
derricks Of dam No l. The store house of dam
No. was greatly damaged. The stages between
liagerstown and Martinsburg had ceased TO run in
consequence of the freshet
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HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE, containing
IL l3 rooms, gas, Potomac water, bath room, l.
Inquire Oh the premises, No. "a Missouri avenue,
between Az al 9Th streets. The furniture will be
gold or rented with the house, if desired.
is Il LIN
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The RAVEN AND BACoNPIANos. from Metzerott,s
ware-rooms, used at the Bishop concerts, stood
the wear and tear of repeated removals. as well as
Inc pretty severe handling they received from the
performers without changing in tune a sinuls
vibration. This is something extraordinary in
the way Of tirmnesS of tone
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No. 3:-The Dramatic Profession will find the
Br"Gchltis Ids to the soothing influence of Mrs.
Hoarhound. 1t may be found at the druggists gen
crafty. ia l8-lwT
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WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention to the
advertisement of DIR. WOolfson, the optician &4
PennSylvania avenue, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth street, which appears in the Intelligencer
ana states 1t will be seen that his ne
many eminent gentlemen presumed to be judges of
their good qualities, and of the comfort to he de-
rived from their use by those who require the aid
OF tnese important lnstrumentallties. Di. w. has
been located In this city for several years de M- y
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sLLHG WITHOUT Yesterday, the
Sase OF Tue Corporation against Patrick 'Brien
LOT selling goods of foreign manufacture without
license was tried before Justice Dom The
al.Icie SOLO was boots and shoes The defence
Ihuouuceu witness, an old shoemaker to move
tha' IL was Impossible to tell Yankee work from,
the cry work: The witness swore that he conid
not; out the justice said that was not enouob a.
mere Were others who could, and did The yesnIt
was That Patrick O'Brien was ordered To nav !.
fine Of s. and costs W pay
WATCH RETURNS The only offender ,v,s
VIM Lee. colored. drunk and vagrant; work.
house ~ days Eighteen dodgers werr accom-.
inodated. Annually al this season a great Nun
Der OF men from distant sections of the surround.
Ing States, come To this city, Alexandra. and
Georgetown, with the hope Of obtaining employ.
ment These, after their arrival seldom leave
until the working season begins. which accounts
lot the large number Of dodgers at the station
houses at the close Of the winter Of each wear.
WELL NIGH SMASH UP This forenoon. one
OF the horses of the buggy of the Hon Mr. jenkins.
OF va, In which were that gentleman and his
latner- in-iaw, Hon Jas B Bowl n of Mo became
entanSied with shaft, and started to run of.
ending In breaking the carriage and the fall of the
entangied horse. great crowd assembled in
'front.' OF the Star ONCE, Of course, to see the won
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A BAD TINE TO DIsTRA1N YESTERDAY, gen
tieman passing along Seventh street, in the Sew
enth Ward, noticed little tenement at the door
OF which was blanket hung up to keep out the
cold, and the window was covered in the same
manner. Seeing child looking out at the window
he thought that there might be suffering in the
dilap idated shed, and went to inquire of the next
neighbor, who Informed him that the occupant
was widow with her young children She had
failed to pay four dollars for rent at the exact time
of its becoming due, and her landlord had de.
termined to force the payment, and levied upon
her wood and in order to make her move had
taken away the doors and windows and the
blankets Were hung up to supply their places
his IS bad time to be hard upon the poor MANY
who are prompt to pay when at work are forced
to ask indulgence now
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L handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and bathroom. Potomac water.l The apartments
are large and airy; four rooms a floor, from the
hrst floor mp. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS Il
CO, 322 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts
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EOR SALE-On accommodating terms, One
half Square of Ground, on 18th street Will be
divided to suit purcha sers. if immediate applIca-
and Fancy Store, SIG 18th st, opposite the IntellI-
grncer SInce. g. W. BRAY & co.
change. a
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nor RENT-A handsome and conveniently ar
u ranged BRICK HOUSE, with IL rooms, No
800 9th street, between street and New York
avenue K6nt $500 per annum. ia Ia-iw*
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Hex kENT-A new and desirable four story
l. BRICK DWELLING, situated on 18th strest
north, near II street-NO. 443. Rent moderate
Apply w J. u. lem MAN. No. z 18th st. de %
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PRESENT This morning. a box, strongly
constructed, and directed to Patrick GormleY,
care of the Chief of Police. was received at the
Chiefs office, where it was opened and found TO
contain certificate of mem bership Of the Friend
ship Fire Company, of Baltimore, Md instituted
l1o5, incorporated 1889. The prominent figure is
a fac smile of the splendid engine of the COM
pany, the construction Of which cost near So ,UOO
The certificate is neatly engraved. and is signed
by the President, Or. Knight } Vice President,
(John l.. Roche,) and the Secretary. WIN. Nj ;
smith, The border represents lines of hose laid
Ont from tire-plugs at the lower corners encircug
the certificate, and terminating at the top with
two pipes casting cross streams Of water The
hose is entwined with vine of flowers, and at
sections are the implements of use in fireman 8
service. Gormley is now police officer of this
city, but was formerly an active member of the
Baltimore fire department.
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FOR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE on 18th St
J. west, No. $50, between l. and NJ SITS. north
The house has eight ms, and is in good order
pump of good water In the Of the lot. Posses
siol given on the xSd. by applying to A. Dor
LAND, on l. street. 352. ia Is St.
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DOR SALE-A MODEL FARM, situated in
4 Montgomery county, Md. about 4 miles from
Georgetnwn. on the turnpike leading to Rockville.
1t IS in high state of Gu tivatIon. with all the i'm
prOvements necessary. Will be sold bargain. or
exchanged for city property.
Also, two smal Houses For Rent in Washing
ton, u. e. Apply to 6. w. BRAY, Real Estate
Agent, No. 3l6 7th st. ia IS I'm"
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EOR SALE OR RENT-A well built, new s sto-
L ~ and basement BRICK HOUSE. containing 10
rooms, with passage, situated on St eet. between
Vermont avenue and l+th st The said property
will be sold or rented very accommodating terms
Inquire of GEO. L. LANGLEY, next door.
in Aft
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
A. GREEN. Auct.

4: hTSC HuDranu one CH q vi SE X on second H0Or,
all neatly furnished, in private family. Apply on
l. street, between Attn and 5th streets. No Gal! IT.
EOR RENT-A three story DWELLING, STU
L ate on Sth street, between 6 and streets in
vicinity of the Patent Office. Apply to 421 opposite
Ia 2O-5t
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LNOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR of the build
IL ing immediately opposite the west wing of the
City Hal, recently occupied by Chas ;. Wallach
An Office. AlsO the front room in the second
story and the thlrd floor of tho same budding For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACE, No. 2
Louisiana avenue. ia IS IF
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SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
~ Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur
nlshed, VIII 10 rented during the session of Con
gress, In the most desirable locality in this city,
being withln Gne or two squares Of Browns and
NatIona! noteis. Those IN pursuit OF such Rooms
Will do well to make early application at No. 379
9th street between ID street and Pa av de 5-tf
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FOR RENT-Several fire ROOMS. furnished or
of the Kirkwood House. mo 28tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-31
Palnssvills oOrrsspOndenos.
PAIsravrLLE, May p, 1850.

PAfsEavfLLKB May ~ 1867.
EDS. LKADRR I'm your issue Of this morn
ing notice communication over the sig
nature of " w." wherein the writer gives a
" stab in the dark /" which is entirely un-
called for. He says-" We need good, well
kept hotOl here" This assertion, at the
present time, comes in bad grace. I do not
know the writer's motive, neither do carej
but do know that the present business of
our town is inadequate to the support of itS
Hotels, and know farther, that our Hotels
are as well kept as any Hotels in the coun-
tTy--in proportion TO the business they are
doing. The Cowles House is acknowledged
BY all who sojourn under its roof, 10 be in eV
cry respect first class house. Everything
about il is neat, orderly and quiet, and its
table is always supplied with the best the
country affords. Mr.. BooTH, the proprietor,
is indefatigable in his exertions to please,
and has ever sustained, and docs to-day sus-
tain, the enviable reputation Of keeping q
good Hotel-laeking in no particular the
qualifications essential for being pronounced
good iandiOnd. As TO the minor q hits " in
" W.'S " articla, have nothing to say they
can pass Tor what they are worth. l merely
wish TO inform the readers Of hat article
that the Cowles House, in Painesville, under
the Jurisdiction Of Mr.. BOOTH, still ranks,
not only abroad but at home, as among the
well appointed and well kept Hotels of our
country.
Yours for the right, K.
I'VE had no idsa in publishing, and pre-
sumo "W." had none in writing the letter
referred to, of casting any "stabs" at the
excellent house of friend Booth, whom we
have ever found model landlord and an
agreeable gentleman. We took the remark
as referring to the increase of business in the
beautiful town Of Painesville, and hope we
are correct in still consideringi it so intended.
Ea