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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31

DIED-At the residence of his mother, in
this borough, on Friday, 10Th inst, CHARLES
LIrzNGER, Jr., aged about % years.
The grim monster, Death, is always an
unwelcome visitant; his approach is her
aided by sadness and sorrowing but
when he blows his icy breath on one uni
versally beloved and estcemcd--as in this
case-he dispenses more than the usual
amount Of gloom. Right from the bosom
of a family of which he was the stay and
prop-from among those he loved, and
who loved him in return-poor CHARLIE
has been called forth, in the first flush of
manhood, to take up his journey for that
bourne to which we are all fastening,
and from whence no one returns. He
has gone-may he rest in peace.
The remains of the deceased were fol-
lowed to the tomb on Sabbath by a large
concourse of relatives and friends.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31
RECAPITULATIoS {:
Total,

1t is probable that some considerable
addition will yet be made to this amount
before it is shipped to its destination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-29

Although Chicago has done much in the
wsy of relieving the disoOmfOrts Of the
siok snd wounded soldiers in hospital, yet
she has thus far 40 thoroughly organized
and efficient Soldiers Aid Society for the
relief Of the sick Rnd wounded IN the army.
Nothing is more certain than that the
Government Is unable to furnish the vari-
Gus hospital supplies In sufficient quanti-
ties, and that the lack Of them viii cause
the loss Of many lives. In the recent elo-
Ousnt appeal Of the United States Sanitary
Commission "TO the Loyal Women Of the
North" 1t is clearly shown why our Gov
ernment cannot, unsided, furnish the sick
and wounded with those articles Of hos
pitaI clothing and stores 80 Indispensable
70 comfort and oonValesoence. What then
e there that appeals 30 strongly to the
loyalty and beneVolenoe OF al, and espe.
ciallp Of the women Of the loyal States, as
the sufferings Of the sick and wounded sol
diersf In no way can our patriotic women
render 50 efficient aid TO the country in the
time Of Its greatest need, as in deYoting ell
their energies to this work while the war
lasts In order to relieve the greatest
amount Of suffering, an organization should
be at once formed by women, and such
systematic action taken and pursued ss
viii insure the faithful distribution Of their
donations. This We are sure can be done
easily and with but little expense. A store
should be procured and kept open certain
hours Of the day for the reception Of gifts.
A Secretary should Immediately commence
corresponding with the various Post Hos
pitsl Surgeons ct Cairo, Missouri and
Kentucky, from whom reliable infor-
nation can be obtained as TO the wants Of
the sick under their charge. A large stock
Of various articles OF clothing and other
stores used in hospitals should be kept con-
stsntly on hand ready to be sent off by ex-
press on ,requisition from the proper au-
thority ct points where there is destitution.
Although for some time past it has seemed.
70 rs that there was pressing need Of some
such organization having "loeal habits-
tion and name" yet our attention has
bscn called 70 it especially 10 day by hear
ing Of the noble work being done by the
--omen of Cleveland, Ohio, who have most
Efficient Aid Society Of this kind. From q
gentleman Of Cleveland, We learn some
very interesting facts relative 70 the results
Of the efforts Of the women forming thst
sosiety. L appears that within two
months, over sixty "Soldiers' Aid Societies
have been formed In Northern Ohio and
become auxiliary to the one at Cleveland.
Over three thousand hospital shirts and
drawers have been sent to the various hos
pitsls in Western Virginia, Kentucky and
Missouri. Even to Cairo, the women Of
Cleveland sent few days ago ten large
esses Of clothing and dslioaeies for the
sick. -,
This example, set Us by the women Of the
Forest City, is certainly worthy Of being
followed. We hope our smart energetic
women viii ct once take hold Of the mat
Ter With q win. We could not but admire
the simple yet thorough system under
which the Cleveland Society is working
We ere sure 1t cannot be much improved.
- Chicago Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-29

OH1o BAPTIST CoNvENTIOS.--The Ohio
Baptist Convention was in session last
week at Mansfield, commencing its meeting
on The 24th. The attendance was large,
and the occasion one of much interest.
The annual report Of the Secretary Of the
Board showed tWenty-six missionaries in
the employ of the Board this Conventional
year. Religious meetings attended in ad-
dition to times of preaching, 1850, pastoral
visits 1852, persons baptized III, number
received by letter and experience, 1O5.
The following officers were elected BY the
Convention: President Rev. J. NJ. HOyt
Cleveland; Vice President H. Colby
Mansfield; Corresponding Secretary, Rev
D. F. Carnahan, Evansville; Recording
Secretary, Rev. J. N. Carman, Ashland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-29

From letter written by ohauncy Hieks
Of Captain Kings RsvennA Artillery We
have taken the following;
CHAnLrsToS, Va, Oct. slst.
After passing through the usual lvioissi-
tudes Of ell travellers We finally were
sat aaOet On more peaceful waters The
boat Law aVainstths Virginia bank the hrSt
ni,bt In a fog, and some Of the boys went
exploring little on the "saored sile'" VI
course they didn't want to kill geese, or
hens or any harmless creature, but you
know It wouldn't do to let the chickens
bite EN-. The artillsrists are comfortably
ouartered here and feeling well.
The weather is very pleasant. The frost
has not yet dimmed the grass and the
leaves have scarcely begun to leave (theres
& pun you see) the trees. Tho bssuty OF
the Kanawha can hardly bO described. The
foliage Is most exquisitely colOrodi the most
delicate veil Of thin blue haze softens and
subdues the harsher outlines Of tbs hills
and the still woods, dashed with their
countless mingled tipts, stretch sleePily
away away and fail through the
most soft and mellow light 1 ever saw
An old Virginian tells me that TIE word
KanaWha signifies "Many Streams" in
stead Of Screen Banks" as has always
been supposed
Charleston is pretty place Of 5000 in
habitsnts, when they are all ct home
Many places Of business, churches, &c., are
shut up or appropriated to the sOldiers.-
The 9th Virginia regiment is stationed
here. It's men are splendid marksmcn will
the rifle, but ell in sll, are not equal to th'
Buckeyes.
The men Of the Seventh who have no
been sick, look and feel much better thar
could be expected. Tyler takes command
at this post, and viii issue proclamation
tomorrow. A company of cavalry is to b
attached to the regiment as soon as pos
sible.
The Ksnawhs is Of the utmOst importanc
in carrying supplies to ROseorans' army
and unless We are needed in Kentuok,
very much, the 7th will probably stay her
for the present to strengthen and prOteC
the exposed points Of the river below Gau
ley. When fully recruited and strength
sned with o battery of riAed cannon an
with cavalry, 1t will be a noble regiment.
Oh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-29

TRAEsPoRTAuoN WAooHs.-A lot Of ar
my, baggage, and transportation wagons
we're brought in yesterday from ogdens-
burgh, BY propeller, to be shipped by rail
road to St. Louis for the department there.
They are made so as to combine strength
with lightness as far as is possible. The
place usually flledby wooden hub in the
wheels strong tube Of iron with wide
plate attached, which is firmly secured to
the spOkes by means Of iron bolts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-29
qRE CITY


Court Of Common Pleas.
The November Term Of the Court Of Com
non Pleas for this county commences Tues
lay, November 9th. The following are
he Grand and Petit Juries:
oRAED JURY.
E. J. Hyde, olmsledi
George Kennedy, Olmsted;
RH. Blaokmoro, Cleveland, 4th Weird;
Henry Fish, Brooklyn;
jeremiah Fuller, Middleburgh;
franklin G. Lewis, Rookport;
/ ]. Lewis, Cleveland, 7th Ward
Sherman Bailey, Wsrrensville;
Sidney Smith, Bedford;
Thomas Walsh, Independence
Alfred Kellogg, Brooklyn;
Jarvis Leonard, Cleveland, lst Wardi
William VArney, NsWburgh;
A. Barrett, Cleveland, 4th Ward;
David Proudfoot, Cleveland, 4th Ward.
PETIT JURY.
jacob Mitchell, Cleveland, 4th Ward;
Richard Redrup, Cleveland, 9th Ward !
Nv. Blake, Cleveland, llth Ward
Miron elasier, Bedford
Samuel W. Baldwin, Esst Cleveland;
F. Bechtel, Cleveland, Sd Ward;
Joseph AZ. Poe, Brooklyn;
Noah Merrick, Cleveland, I'd Ward;
Henry Orosier, Euclid;
S.W. Perry, Middleburgh;
Joseph Ward, Cleveland, 18th Ward;
William Day, Cleveland, lst Ward
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-29

LAKE Trade WITH PHnADEIPHIA.- The
PennsylVanis Central RsilrOad having ta-
ken perpetual lease 1899 years. Of the
Philadelphia and Erie Road, the Philadel-
Phia Enquirer thinks that this move must
secure to Philadelphia, for all time to come,
the advantage Of being the great depot and
outlet for the most Of the products Of the
West and Northwest, and the vast trade Of
the great lakes destined for the European
mRrkets,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-29

CLEVELAND MEDICAL CoLLEeE-The
Winter Term of this excellent institution
will commence on Wednesday Of next week,
the 9Th inst. The prospects for tbs coming
year are extremely fsttering. a large
number Of applications have already been
made to the faculty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-29

TIE R1vER.-The mouth Of the river has
for some time past presented c compare
lively deserted appearance. a large pro-
portion of the sail craft are engaged in
carrying grain between Chicago and Buff
falO, and a very good thing they are max
ing Of it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-29

MASTERS SALE.-PURSuART
lN 70 the command Of an alias decretal order of
ssig issued ON the Court of common fleas 81 Guy
ahOse county, Ohio, at tn suit Of Nelson Prince
end other- again st Levi Thomas and OF ers, 20 me
directed ard deli erred, l shall exp1se for sale a.
pualic auction st the door Of he tOurt House IN
The CITY Of Ceve ard. on the 18th day Uf hovembsr
1851 al two O'Clock P M the folio ing descri bed
prs nisss to Mt: Sitrated in East Cleveland, Guy
anogA tounty, ohio and bounded, beginning in the
p a1k load ami south 3g4o west chains 22A links
from the west corner OF Chittendeu Lewis land,
thence south 5O]47 east chaius and 70 lns to sad
Iwi.' west line. theno- sou chains and % l1nks
ths nee nerth sO}4o, west chai0s and 76 linksi
thence north go. east 2s inks; thence north q
", Sc Ch sins the Plank ROSds hence north S9 -
east hains and 81 links to tbs place # bsginning
COntsininf three AID One-haf Hcres OF land. Ap-
praised a. 81 200.
B. p BEATIs, Plhs Att J. oc2o.5sS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-29

staso o . Sda0iv ohiO .. In Court Of Common Pleas
ulis A. WOodard,
vs.. divorce.
George Woodard.
THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE
WOODARD, viii take notice that the plaintiff,
Julia Woodard has this day fled her petition IN
tho above named court asking for a dissolution Of
the carriage contract; cause assigned, Wtltul aD-
s-nce and adul. cry The case will b tr hearing At
the November Term Of sale Court.
October I4th, 1861. JULIA A. MOODAkp:
B. Davidson, Solicitor. octz5S0t
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8RlgnlrRrs.
.EVOIVERS
D BOWIE.

D EVOLYERS AND BOWIE
y KHIVEs.-A hne assortment OF ReYolvine
lstels, such as Colt new mOddel BAcOn'g hider 8
Allen 3 Weeook's, eharl tg; Spis'ai smith his
sons, large and small, tth various other ktndsi
II. HATTERsLET'B
Gun Store, le7 supt ViOr street, Cleveland
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SAathinists.
DERNARD DEMMENG,

ARTISAN, MACHIEIsT AN; PATERT hODEL
No. IA Supe -or street, (Leader Building J
O. AGYELAND, OHIO. .
BERNARD DEMMBHG, having rented the
establishment Of II. KonigslOw, is now prepared e
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, ano
All kinds Of light Machinery. Particular attention
and facilities Tor getting mp Models Of Patents.
PAIRIHG.
II your SKATES need hIing, call on Demmeng.
If your s'I-YING MAOHIhEi Ia oct Of order ht
he ITepairS ali kinds Of SURGICAL Instruments
An kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments re-
Tfyou should get up new Patent, Demmeng Il
the man to get up your Models, either In WOOD.
Brass, or Iron, In tho nentest manner.
An kinds of Belt Hansing done in prompt style.
Al kinds Of Light Machinery put In order IN the
=lost expeditions manner.
EnRineering Instruments reported.
Small Steam Engines repaired thorousbly.
Rail Road OJnducsor's Punches manufactured IL
che best manner.
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired.
sgs-ln fec eerything IN the shape OF repatrins
or manufacturing, done contract.
RQTEntrancs 70 ahop--t44 Superior street, up one
pair Of stairs. BEkRARDD EMhLHG-
fsh7:RH
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GOLD BANDS, &C. SC,
Alan inst opaued a beautiful lot OF

@ O 3 n I Q 3 8
with Bandn, LOol to., to match. Cea6s aud Tss.
sells IN endless Hsty. Paper Henafng done n
dhoft uafIcs bfaxpeEionoed workman, ,a6d Z Z F-soT
Also, " .Eould take nice Jobs Of paint me- pr.ip.
b. B, To Dealers We would inIitS . e. stsSt 8 SSc top
e our larGe stock nara
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NAMED DE-
ME AROVE


III FESDAHTs, will take notice that John Frieli,
q CoTelaud. Chis, the 5th day Of October 1906
MED bis Petiti0n IN the Court Of Commgn Piea1 q
UuVahoza Count To- ggalnst John =. 3 rgs1s
Mrs. Ere erika Borgess. and all the other named de-
isr dants, setting 0rth tnat the plaintiff iudg-
ment creditor Of tbs said Jo~n y Borges, IN uag.
msnt reooV. red By one n scuisiy agaIn1t the sad
Borg . the EeoI uary ls50 term OF said court for
the sum Of S6O8.l7, with cost ard interest, Hhich
Judgment was 3 signed 70 the plaintiff That aEs-
cutUn 3 ISSUED on Eaid judgment 70 the Sheriff o.
the county but nd been returned uusatisdsd, and
no property found tn I the said lrgss claims e
have no property able for execution Bot the
painIin zrgss the said John 7. Borge8 Of Ea1d-
irg, cloths, &C 10 th cty Of Cleveland 70 his SON
iu-iaW, Theodore FOges, and that said Borgtg car
riss on the bssinss5, and holds large amount 0l
goods, under the false Br tencs ol being ths
business Hn1 goods Of TheOdore Fo9es That Byrse9
Is the owner OF valuable house and lot on st Ulaf
street Cleveland, lmors partieulsrly deacrloeo n
the petition hich ne keeps c0FeredEith mortgage8t
some Of which are on pretended ones, and olheTl
farm property in st Cleveland dsscri5sd IN ths
petition, which he h.s mortzaged 70 one John Lsuy,
John Laiby paid, aud that plaintif4s lisn on sail
prgp-rtY IL q bette and prsur hen thgn that ol
Heath Z White. That j. f. Borees was the real nd
l. now the eQuitab owner # . valuable properly
the corner Of Superior and kiyer 8tTeets, IN the
city 4 Cleveland more particularly described N the
and aid Of one Edward HssBannuellsr he caused the
s4me to BE rested IN his wits, the said Frsderlka
BOrRes That be is also the equitable owner Of city
lot No Sl9, Tracy street. in the city Of cleveland,
oauaing the title 70 vest In his VILE hat the said
bOf8lb mas DOu8nGr win MS own uleauds FalAoll
fam in Solon- CuyahORa county ohio, Of 50 ecle1
more particularly described in plaintiffs petition
but for the purpose Of keeping Il IRON the reach 81
his creditors he caused the perty to vest IN tnc
name of his Wiie. That the other named deisudaut1
claim to have interest or lien, actual c0ntin.
gent the described property, but to what eEtenl
the plaintiff docs not know and therefore dsmandl
proof OF the same The paiatih theref re, prayed
that ali the property ia I'd petition described, b
sold that the priority Of nans be determined, and
that the pro OF sale be applied according ts pF
| Ority Of liens
| an m. -hove naynsd dafsndanf1 NOT ofhsr--F--
notified, hereby Eot fed and requested % appeal
and answer the plaintiffs pstitiOn ~ tns 18th dn1
i Of December, 1851, JOHN FRIEND,
| Plaintiff sod Attorney.
Cleveland, O,t Il, 1851. Oct i2:5sS
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NIUTICE-PURSUANT To AN
~ order made by the Judge Of the Prob. e
Tourt for the County Of Cuyahoga, Ohio, in the
matter OF the assianment Of William Fiskes shall
offer for sale st public auction, Ct TIE door q Lne
Court acuse in said county, on the - Gay OF 20
scribed notes, to wit, said notes being the asset
OF said assignment:
Oe'9 VI Ho'1'- ad veins
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Glg1hIng.
THR FAIR IN RG;
On THE LONE LADY OF TIN ericsson CLITFE
CONTINUED from last we,k.)

On THE LONE LADY OF TIN CBIAsoN CLIEFss
Continued from last we'k.)
CHAPTEE II-1NEz.
We WIN now shift the scene, sni take the back
Or in the words of the author, Wen 90 threa years
And thS Scene here presented is ve-y dark night,
On the coast Of epal with ne er gss light
T teach our CITY Oouuoil what they should do.
The leveland sas Company, to me Il ts plain,
suld be de to Light cp the whole coast of pain,
That vessels that go rom this land OF TIE free
N y sail on dark nj shts lts shores in SCI ~;
and our Council ah0ul pasH N law rieht away,
And compel the Gas Company said Law to obey.
clipper ship laden with slaves and White beans,
From OIfor county did go,
And when she unto Lonsl ness Isle,
She struck and all souls went neloWi
les, every one on that doomed ship
Thai night found wstsry grave,
Save the captains far daughter, lovely young
Who shest of sheet iron cid savs,
The lovely IneE, the fair maIden's nGne,
- as beautiful g RI Of sixteen;
Her hair It was auburn some called It bright red,
Ana she had an advantage which most folks have
For most folks can see but one way,
Whtls sue, the fair lnez, I'm not making fun
Oouti at once see TWO Ways for SUNDAY.
Q, peIieot beauty was the fair Inez,
Aa he wsddled in sadness beusath ire green trees,
Waddieu1 No, walked ike a fat y ari gouck,
AZ N silence she sang Of her duced hard luck
''Ohl carry me back, OH carry me lack,
To tbs beautiful boEs Of Maine
Aud III VI ar BY g0lly, III never more leave
ny own happy hone asain. -
lTo Be CONTINUED NEXT wERx.l
But e our readers should wish to koow more be-
fore that time: they can DO go BY calm at ISAAC
A. lSA4CS' Magnificent Union Hall, where we have
now on hand the best stock Of
FALL AND WATER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys wear, that has ever been e1hib.
stock Of
Military CLOTHS AND CkssIMEREs,
MILITARY 6TKAPs,
ARMY ThUNES,
CAMP BLAME ETG, 90, 40,
which We will sell cheap for cash at
ISAAC A lSAAC5'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for tho sale Of singer's Celebrated
REREEG IA GRLEES,
AID
ETORRS AUTOkATON PRESSNAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior rtFeota.
- LOOK orr FOR THE 9TAFTa 20
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sRAyRLRR,s RRGIsrEK.

utiE6na wiahlnE conveyaEoe 20 other q tne Aoote
ffHa o. Ncat- Wnl b. called Tor b. the N9ochoa q
.t-..rr' eHat,f Zine, By leaving their adere1a -
b Nlff- he iH6uperior ttreeti door neAt 70
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geaaL Agtleea.
Henry Hsines. rlalntR.

Henry Haines, plA1nttns .r..
FIiiah EendrIek, fCiVil Action for Money
Lydia KsndIick, and 70 subject lands.
r. o. West, and
Kaufman Hayes.
.NUURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
J Cuyahogh County, ohio. -Tns dessndants, Eli
an Keidrick, Lydia o. Kendrick and o West,
who are non-resdsut8 Of the State Of Ohio here
By notified that the aaid Henry Haines plaintiff, on
the 18th day Of September, 1851, hled in the once 0i
the Clerk Of the COuit Of Common Pleas Of CuFahQ-
"a county ohio, his petition against said defend
ants the object and prayer Of which petition Is %
recover Judgment against the said Elijah kendrick
on his nets for $500 In favor u said plaintiff dated
June 18th, is55, and interest at the rate Of ten
per ent per annum aud 70 subject % the payment
Of such Judgment the f0llOaing dgscribtd premises
mortguged by said Eli jah and ydth q kendrick 70
secure the payment Of said note, to Wit One equal
undivided half Of l0ts Nos one hundred and i0Ity
ono and one hundred ans fOrtytWO, Of Ezekiel hol.
sSn's allotment Of the Taylor Farm In the Ity q
Cleveland In that part of said City lateelY known
% ohio tfty-the property lrons on Detroit street
said petftOn prays Tor Judgment against saiq hli-
lah Kend ick for three hundred and thirty d9lats
and interest thereon since June 10TH lsaly AZ tle
rate Of ten per cent. per annum, ana tnat 9elo PREM
issa be sold pay the same; and the gaiq uuien1'
] Ents, Eiiah Kendrick, Lydia q. hendrck erd D
| o. est are notified 70 sppeer and answer said %
GAGE a BhUCE,
/ -.ntIq.aso PLAINTIFF AttnrneVd-
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w.
John T. BOrRss, Mrs
Frsderika BorgaB, I'd
ward Hes enmullsr, Jno
Stumpf, Wm. Mackay,
Iheod lro Vrgea, Adam
Bchnidsr, Valentfue
Swain, Catharins Bur
ger, Germ tn Benevo snt
Society Jlhn Black,
Francis Gre . ford, G.o.
Greenfield. John Hem
Ofick Isaac and Leona q
COEart harle8 Heath
Giles White, hrm of
heath 4 White, berdi-
nand Schumaker John
Laisy, Commonwealth
In urance 90 N pauys
Vim B Leonar ". ".
Harbuf, 4 hall les Griffith,
Melancton Burr, Wms
X cbardsOn, Philip q.
W aver, yohu OFT,
John d. Clark, William
BrUggsn . yer, D. Bu b
Mar e Henks, Henery
Brikor, T. a Day We
Mein Defendant.
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@uteIa
CT. NICHOLAS HCTE L
~ BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED TO 50 PRR DAY.


Since the opening Of this vast and commodious
Hotel in 1884 It has bsen the single endeayor Of the
proprietors to mske It the most sumptuous, con-
venisnt and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this aide the Atlantic.
- And Whatever has seemed likely to administer to
the comfort Of its guests they have endeavored,
without regard TO cost, to provide and to combine
ali the elements Of individual and social enjoyment
which modern art has invented, and modern taste
approved and the patronage which it has com.
manded during the past six years is gratifying
proaf that their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet the sxigencies Of the times, when all ara
required to practice the most rigid economy, the
undersigned have reduced the price Of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the Same time sbating Of the luEuries with
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREAnW ELL, WHTTC0MR A 90.