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The daily Gate City., 1861-08-29
EnglanA wants 20, bus Dare Net.
Washinetop. AuR. 27.

V1ouluksOoS aug Aes
Mr.. Adams, Minister ts England, writes
that in the British mind the isdepsndence Of
ths rebels 10 fully admitted as military and
polisicsl necessity; that their acknowledge.
nsnt by England 10 bat : question Of time
and prudent courtesy; that while Great
Britain 10 impatient 70 get cotton from the
South in exchange for manufactured goods,
she 10 anxious not to lose Northern markets,
and 10 unwilling to part with her hope Of
breakipg down the Morrill, tsr;f by the San .
means with which she chained tho North
with the Walker tariff, and that two or three
more successes like that Of Bull Run, would
ensitle tho 6lAveocracy TO immediate recog-
milton.
Tho steamer Jamestown, (by rebel bap-
tism the Patrick Henry,) 10 ssid to have run
-: blockade :. r.. Mcc-cc end gone Ont 70
ses on the night Of the 18th. She 10 fast,
and must prove dangerous.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-29
A Nest OF Traitors Expsssd.

new Iork, Aug. ~.
According to the confession Of Anderson
arrested here yesterday, he hes for monshs
past contributed editoeisl articles for the
News, Day Book and Jou-nal Of Commerce.
An intercepted letter from Washington Ad-
vsed him to 20 South via Kentucky, - .
passport could not be obtained from the
Government. He states that Ben Wood and
Isaiah Kynders have Communicated with the
South - extensively % ho hes done. An.
dsrson's correspondence gives great deal
Of important political information, besides
implioatiuE parties we'll known in THE State.
A dispssoh says the ship Simonds, Brit
ish vessel, manned in ST. Johns, n. B., has
bscn lying In the port Of Quebec soms three
weeks Hying tho secession Hsg.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-29

edged the indepe Ddsnce OF tho rsvolsed States
to those With arms 10 their hands, will still
oppose il, and will talk for my own graft
6cation = beu no others will hear mo. We
must stand By the Union.
Fellow citisens, the language Of Andrew
Jackson was, The Onion most and shall
be preserved" What would Gen. Jaekson
have done had be bcen Vt The holm TO- day ?
lie wonld have hung the traitors higher than
Haman. You make peace With tho loyal mon
OF the South, and there 10 the place to make
IL Rnt how will YOU do it With rebellion
Go with an agreement 10 ono hand and re-
voIver in the other and ask the Confederacy
to take its choice II there 10 any you can
deal with il 10 the loyal citizens Of tho South
--those thatare psrsecuted for the sake OF
their Gov varnment-those that love :heir Cor.
stitu,ion, and are willing to die by coDqaer-
ing rebellion. Are you in favor Of war e
No, but am in favor Of putting down war
by force ~ AIMS. | sm opposed to war, and
in favor of obtaining peace by putting down
the authors OF the war. | am 10 favor of
peace, but l am 10 favor Of tho only oourss
that will ensure is-driving out armed rebel
lion, negotiating with loyslty. Ws must
| tight batiles, and bloody bottles. We muss
csll vast plumbers OF men in the 6eld. We
must not 70 - boys 70 30 > general training.
with ladies, and idlers, and msmbsrs of Con
gress to soc the show, but We must 70 10
csrnsst- 20 prepared for sotion--,o fgbt il
ns battle, and not 70 fight IL a. y play spell.
We mnst unite .as whole people, gong
shoulder to shoulder. And when we do 90
We shall conquer. And why2 We hsvc the
right, ~e have prestigs Of Government, have
the sympathy Of the djsiotsresssd world, We
have tho moral and material elements 10 do
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-29
NOTICE.

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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-05

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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-05
Sound Democratic Doctrine.

The Ironton lOl Clipper, Democratic
gon] of the 9th says:
A few days since noted traitor Of Vir-
ginia boasted that in Ohio, there are sis
hundred Kinghts Of the Golden Circle.
that secret order through which great con-
spiracy has besn developed. They are fast
unmasking themselves. They will be in
Columbus tomorrow. But let them be.
wa,e!! The Dayton Empire the Lancas-
Ter Eagle, the Portsmouth Patriot, and
their kindred sheets can no longer use the
magic name of the Democracy to nsislead,
for their position as knoon. They may,
however, continue their guerilla, like their
friends in the rebel army: but the great
Democracy of which they are hbelers, will
move on in the vanguard Of that emba,tled
host that is going forth to subdas the nigh
ty rebellion.
Those who have attempted to stop this
great movement are Tories, as such they
will be fitly denounced by an awakened and
indignant people, their memories will rot,
and their grave stones will have no mark
but the braud of infamy.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-05
Qoehn,
STAND TOGETHER.
A Song for all True Americans

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~ yr ,e INV g. IN awe anu Wohaer' al5i
-nie'' 'Throns,S %ro M a.. W ..m sanuei
mia ynuI net rnar"h M S E, III ol asme 5.N wne'ner
es e 49, o.a InA. sanN.h.I lI] ILI,sn ~ lnuaue,'
posaa N aIni.T.. IL Ae;e .o S'aei ~,
essoe our n sniiuien' ni0i slaho h'' iogetner!
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Wrons Wns Hhe nieuty mniie uh.eu'
B 10 %lsn' tSistl ~ 9e l1snleq
r. Thrs hi, n aaa ,a. s,,,,p Iou % mne'nef
M '..S,.uS. men siJ.y SIte1 h1I anlisntea;
" ahN 'os euiri. no,o ose.hei! -,
ss ct'es' oqi @ @eiiiiuieh! S'i'lu tosei'ier.
-i5 ..s.,..,,L zs-.l
o'auu 'Sse'nei' noiu .osetheii
Se , INV uespois inoeA 'he ofe"hihs
vi rhe PoMsi uis. L'neiis Was snahihs! 's
n, nal tlaae Aa.ions ASK lneii Mle.ner
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-05
How to Tell a Traitor.

: When you see man always apologizing
for the course of the rebels and never de-
nouucing them-always finding fault with
the course the Government is pursuing and
never giving utterauce to manly patriotic
sentiment, set him down as traitor at
heart. We have many such in Ashland
county, who would delight to see the Gov
ernment ruined and who are discouraging
every patriotic effort. The people should
watch them-Ash. Tines.
We have few Of that stripe Of bipeds
in Summit county who are being watched.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
Army and Navy News.

The recruiting reports for the past week show
a slight falling OF IN the number Of enlisted men
Each rendezvous in New York city receives on
an average, about sixty men per month"; oches-
ter, Buffalo and and few other prominent de-
pots getting about forty men each. An army off,
Ger recently stated that the proportion Of candi-
dates physically dsquali fed for admission to the
ranks of the army Is seventeen per cent. greater
with than with the English, and twenty one
per cent. greater than with the French. For every
ten registered recruits six were not naturally unfit
to pass, but render themselves so. In 1857 the
proportion Of imperfect men who wanted to join
the service was as one to TEN it is now as one to
seven.
The following officers of the army have obtained
leave of absence for periods ranging from one
month to a year: Lieut.. Conrad, Major Galtin,
Lieut. McFeeley, Lieut. Torbert, Lieut. Marina
luke, and Capt Ewell. Capt. Maynadier Is re-
lieved from duty as Ordnance Colonel's Assistant
and goes to command the arsenal at Frankford
Pa; Capt. Kingsbury, now on foundry duty,
will replace him, Capt. Gorgar taking his place.
The United States forces on the coast Of Brazil
have been heard from. The Congress frigate fl v
ing the wide flag Of Commodore Sands, arrived
at Montevdeo the 18th December from Rio
Janeiro, and having staid there some weeks. left
the river Plate for the north. The steam eunboat
Seminole which sailed from Norfolk last summer
was engaged in showing the flag and looking after
the interest of American shipping at ports which
the flag ship could not enter The cid Pulaski
will rot in Brazil, and probably be got rid of as
as the British frgate Crescent was. The Pulaski
was formerly the Cromwell coal barge Metacomet,
and went out to join the Paraguay expedition.
She was near being lost on the way, and has never
left her anchorage since.
The corvette Plymouth which made the last
summer cruise with the Annapolis cadets is now
almost ready for sea. She will be reported in a
few DAYS, when ships company from the liner
pennsylvania will probably be ordered for her.
Commander Foote entered on his duties at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard on Monday. He has been
replaced by Lieutenant Almy during tempo
rary absence and indispostion.
Orders have been received for the outfit Of the
brig Perry, now lying In the stream Of Brooklyn
The Perry will take very little time to fit out
She is 23S tuns burden, carries six guns, and was
built in New York I'm 1913
The storeship Release had her ensign hoisted
and was ordered into commission on Monday
afternoon, crew having been detailed for her on
board from the receiving ship. She has taken
in exceedingly large cargo Of stores, provisions,
fuel and other necessaries for the home feet, and
will leave on Wednesday
In compliance with orders from Washington,
the steam frigate Powhatan was put formally out
OF commission on Monday, and turned over to
the authorities of the Brooklyn Navy Yard.-N.
Y. Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

FRAIRIc1DE AT UNION SPRINGS We learn from
the Union Springs Journal OF the 27th, that Mr.
Thos. II Paulk Of that place was killed by his
brother w A. Paulk, on the Thursday previous.
The family, consisting fthe mother two brothers,
wife Of VIM. A. Paulk and Joshua Paulk were
at oreakfss Rising from the table, Joshua Paulk
AID deceased had retired to another room and
were seated, conversing, when William A Paulk
entered, armed with dosble-barreled shot gun
denounced deceased for having threatened his
life, and swore he ''would kill him first (" leveled
bis gun and hred, first one barrel and then the
other, both shots taking effect in the face The
deceased, without uttsring a word or attempting
TO rise, fell lifeless TO the floor. The assaulting
party, with his wife, immediately fed, and have
not since been heard from.
OF the causes which led to this unfortunate
affair, saws the Journal, all il conjecture. No Ill
feeling OF serious character IL known to have
existed between these brothers, who have long
lived together and been in daily intercourse
NO less than three out Of six brothers Of this
family have come to an untimely end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

IMPORTANT CASES PENDING IN THE UNITED
STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Severali importantcases
to merchants engaged in trade with Buenos Ayfes
are now pending in the United States Court, and
will probably be brought to trid during the
present term. The suits grew out of the seizure
by Collector Schell of several cargoes of Buenos
AYres wool, which il is alleged was imported
under false invoices. By the tariff wool worth
over twenty cents per pound is liable to duty Of
twenty per cent. Buenos Ayres wool costs twenty
two cents per pound on board, providing the
price OF the current paper dollar is estimated at
three hundred and thirty-fve to the doubloon
which is the usual rate Carcoes OF wool are i'm
ported here, however, under Consular certificates
that the paper dollar was worth twenty-five to
the silver dollar, thus enabling the wool to enter
duty free in the United States The Collector
being led to believe that these Consular certiti-
Gates are incorrect, has seized several cargoes
worth hundreds Of thousands of dollars and a
test case VIII probably be made over the cargo Of
the brig Mary wilkins worth S1OO, 900, consi gned
to r. w. Ropes & Co, most respectable house
in this city; The Buenos Ayres importers have
retained able counsel and the Government have
done the same. The trial will be Of interest to
the mercantile community, and as the case in.
wolves large amount Of property, the case will
be ably contested.-N Y Courier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

THE UNION SENTIMENT IN ARIZoNA.-lt was
announced some days since that Texan agents
were busily engaged in stirring up rebellion
among the people of Arizona. Judging, however,
from recent Indications, secession will find no
favor In that Territory The Tuscon correspondent
Of the st. Louis Republican gives this emphatic
testimony:
The great majority Of our citizens are Southern
In feeIlag, are earnest and determined advocates
OF Southern ights; but they appreciate the great
blessings OF the Union under which our country
has prospered for over seventy years, and are IN
satisfactory adjustment of the question, They
admire the determined attitude Of their Southern
brethren but look hopefully to the efforts Of those
distinguished patriots Of the Border States who
are striving manfully for compromise When all
hope OF adjustment is abandoned then, and not
TIL then, will our citizens decide whether to 90
with California, and become an intergal part of
the proposed Pacific Republic, or to unite with
the people Of Dona Anna county in application to
the Southern Confederacy for that protection so
long denied by the Union TO which we still cling
with Affection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
INDIAN TEGETABLE DEcooTIoN.
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIESEmhR,1,2 q and s-Proteoted BY Royal
Letters Patent OF England, and secured By the
Seals OF the Ecole de Pharmacle de PARIS, and the
Imperial College Of MedioIne. Vienna
No IL Invsl US bic for exhaustion and natorrhea,
and al ply sloa disabilities.
No. completely eradlcates al traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seous and peTlIcIDus use OF ooBAlFa and cubebs.
No. has entirely Euppianted the injurious Of
mercury, thereby IDsurng 20 the sufferer speedy
rs.lef, dlsPerslng AL Impurities, and roofing on
TRiESEMkR kR, Nos. ], and s, are prepared in
the form OF lozenge, devoid Of taste and smell, /,
and can be carried IN tho waIstooat pocket. sod
IN tar cases. aod divided into separate doses ss cd
mInisLered by Velpeau, Lallemand, Roux. RicOrd,
saves s.; and IN 8 p csses, whereby there 10 saw
ing of 80. To be had wholesale and retail, Of DIR.
BARROW, OF 19A Bleecker street, New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow
will forward the TuesenTar 20 any part Of the word,
securely packed, and addressed secording 70 the in
structiUns Of tie writer.
The Bsok, Of ell others, that should be read BY
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is Human Frailty, or PhysIOoIic ical kesearohes.n
IL is beautifully iUstTsted, and treatf minutely Of
a. the symp .Oms that Invansbly develop them
selves. sooner or lSter, resulting from the slpes
and vitletls habits of esrlI youth, Inesgecitatng
monIsl state, and. IL not checked in time, defener
ating ell the functions Of manhood. and brngl1G
him, step BY Etep % lingering and untmey detth.
Sold By DR.. IA RROw, 1s4 Blcecker street, four
doors below Ascdougal, New York. Pnoe y
cents. Sent tree every where.
Sold a.so ny 3. c. Ford, Jr- Drug store, w Ssh
inston. ID. G. de &-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

IL The French government has instructed the
custom house at Havre not 10 take notice of any
irregularities in the form Of the certificates Of
origin Of goods brought froA the Southern States
II there is no doubt Of their origin, and II In yes
sells carrying the fag Of the United States.
UAt Pittsburg, the merchants and business
men generally are Standing firmly against receiv-
Ing depreciated currencv except at brokers' rates.
Virginia and Missouri bills being received at four
per cent. discount The farmers win not receive
10 nt all.
UThe excuse offs4ed for the decrease Of /, 900
votes IN the late contest for governor In New
Hxmpshire, is that they were absent a wshing-
ton for ef1ces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
HcLean's Volcanic Oil Imminent,


rhs sny safe and esrtsin cure for Csnesrs Piles ru-
nsrn susngs and 1ronehils Coitrs, ParaIy.i. N,u
yslgG, Wsafns Of the Muscles, Chronic or
khssmstsm stfnss s the Joihts Contracted Musel,s or
kgamsnts, Eareshs roothschs Bruisss sp-n, FTssh
Csts, Wssnds ulcsrs, Fever sorss Caksd Br.as sors
Nipples, Burma, ecalas, Sore Threat or
pain, ne dfnsnes ksu ssysrs lenE dis,ass ma
q certain remedy. "
fhsssands sf human beings been ,avsd fs Of IA,
ssPitsds and mssy b. hs 81 nvslsshls remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII rshsye pain almost " and II viii ...
Pssy ana heal the fsusst In short
fOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
MeknAhr rCEkEBRATED LTrgIndENT 10 ths o,l, :. q.
sne isaois remedy for the sf aravin, RincAo.s
Mnagahi splints unnatnra ksmps, Hodss or svslIin
nsysI f.isd % cure Big Head, Psll,vu Fistris- ~
xsnninE borss, or swssny, n properly spphsdT -.
bs..es Scratches, Crsetsd sss Cbsf., ssdd.
% Cesx sails Cnts, sofss, Wsun1s n /, an ~,
mssy Apply as directed and ssrs m esrsain n avn,
fhsn tihs ne lsnssr With the many u.rtbl,,,
srssse = 1sS oet..n ssprty q On. McLEANT GLE
.gz8 5.sa S,.-uy: \, McLkAk, ssls rrspri.sss, --
Csnss Third and Pins sts., D. Issis b,
shSS nO1S, ~ Pa sv, ssls aren't in ws.hn :.
tn r.@ clssEI, ,sssssssvr % a-psWTs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

O-A Southern paper tells Of ysung lady who
was caught In disagreeable predicament while on
her knees at church The fair girl wore fashion
able high besled shoes; keeling on both knees
these heels Of course stuck out at right angles and
In this position, the highest hoop Of her new fan
impossible for her 10 raise herself or hten her
Limbs The more she struggled, the tig Inter she
was bound so she was constrained to call for
help. This was Immediately, IL not scientifically,
rendered by young man In the same seat; and
when the next prayer was made, she merely in
clined her head on the back Of the front pew
thinking, no doubt, that she was not In praying
costume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

TOne Of the most wonderful men In Gotham
Is Lea, the proprietor Of the Melodeon the aties
and couple OF apothecary stores, and rapidly be.
coming millionaire. He was bsggar a few
years ago, and lost all beggar could lose in seve
raj sPeculations. He owned the model artist es-
tablishments In Chatham Square and Grand street,
started the Galtes, and now makes all his money
by pretty waiting girls. A few nights since be
succeeded In coaIing the two handsomest women
IN America from free concert saloon, and hun
dTeds follow them to the Melodeon Lea IL an
ehtefprlslng chap, often pays $50 for ad YER
isement, and gives better salares to walters than
actors He Is clearing ''2GO nightn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

ADVENT OF WHITE PANTS IN NEW ORLEANS -
The Picayune OF Thursday devotes paragraph to
a pair OF unexceptionable white unmentionables-
tue nrst OF the season-which paraded the Grand
boulevard La rue de Canal on the day previous
The epic" exhilarated doubtless by the delig hit.
ful weather 1t boasts Of enjoying there boldly
expresses an opinion that white pants are the sea
sonable accom- paniments Of strawberries green
in the Crescent City, as we are maiiciously re.
minded -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

III Florida has Just sold half million of acres
Of land to some New Orleans spectators at two
cents an acre, Considering the millions of dol
In the Union, ten million mills will not enable
her to keep very large army upon a war footing
IUThe young ladies Of Albany, Ga, gave
what they called q "Homespun Pic-Nic," ;" at Blue
Spring, near that city, few days since. They
were all clad In homespua.
Uc In Buffalo, N. Y, at a masquerade last
week, man dressed In female apparel, entered
the ladies' dressing rooms and circulated among
their occupants without reserve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
TEETH.

hI TEETH.
W. LOOMS, M: D., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-~
tends personally at his office in this city S@
Many persons can wear these teeth who~lIO
cannot wear Others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofioe can be accommodated
with any style and prios of Teeth they may desIre
oleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce. the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this oIty-No. 33s Pa avenue, betyeeu
9Th and 10th sts. Also, GOT Arch street, Phisdel
phIa. 90 I5-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

SLAVE RENDERED UP-The Plainville fOhio)
Advertiser reports that a STAKEHOLDER from Nash.
Vile, Tennessee; who had been stopping in that
place for some time, made known the object OF
his visit one day last week, by instituting pro-
ceedings for the rendition Of a negro woman
whom he claimed as fugitive slave The neces-
sary papers were made out and the parties left on
the cars without meeting with any resistance or
or even awakening any display Of excitement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

PROTECTION OF STRANGERS IN NEW YoRK-A
bill Is now before the New York Legislature for
the better protection Of strangers and citizens in
the city Of New York, and to incorporate the New
YORK Passenger and Baggage Train Company
II Is evident that law should be passed Which
shall proter the unwary stranger and defenceless
citizen sure protection from the i'm positions of
hack drivers, and often from runianly vtolence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

IL The Americans Of Victoria, Australia,
asked permission 10 erect liberty pole to which
they would put the starspengled banner. The
request was immediately declined. 'Well I" said
the crowd, ''let's raise pole and stick the flag
Of all nations upon II, :" and so they did what
they said they would do, and psttieoot waved
from the liberty-pole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

IL At Charleston, a few days ago, there was
slight furry of snow. The SecessiOnists thong hi
II the invasion of Tremendous swarm Of white
bees from the North. Every man fdncied himself
stung from head TO foot. And most terrible was
the scampering .-LoutSri!Le JournIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CoNPRpER.
ATE STArEs.-T efollow ng comprises the names
and grades OF the officers Of the Post Office De-
partment up to this date: John Fl Reagan, Texas
POSTMASTER General; Henry 81. Geo. 0ffutt Mo ,
Chief Of Contract Bureau; BENZ. N. Clements,
Tenn, Chief Of Appointment Bureau; w. D.
Miller, Texas, Chief Clerk Of Department; Joseph
J l.. @: Danner, Ala, Clerk; J. Newton Lewis,
Miss, Clerk; Eugene b. Phflpot, Ala, Messen.
ger.-Moatgonsry Adrsrtlser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
DENTISTRY.

nRS. OCKWOOD & DARRELL ARE PRE-
" pared TO insert TEETH on VULCAN-
ITE BASE, a new and Improved mode. .&pS
When made on this plan they are com SIiID
Portable 10 wear and much cheaper than any other.
Also, Teeth inserted Gold Plate, and all Dental
Operations of any kind that may he desired. Of
nee Room No, 3, in the Washington Building, cor
ner Pa av, and Seventh st. la 10 Sms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
ma 23-law4v
THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p.
ENRICH. at the corner Of Penn

ENRICH. at the corner of Penn, A
greatly improved recently and now offers E.Ea u
greater Inducements for the patronage of oifizens
cty his pIices being less than those OF any other
hotel on Penn. aveRre, and his accommodations
able. The bar and restaurant arrangements Of the
EuropeSn Hotel have already become very popu.
lar b-iug all that be desired by the toost fas
tldious The proprietor pledges unremittsd attsn-
hon and continued liberal expenditures to give sat
eli 10 give the European Hotel call. eI-tt