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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
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ACTION IN EXPERIENCE TO THE LOAN BILLS INCOME
TAX AND TARIFF MEASURES NOW BEFORE CONGRESS.
The usual monthly meeting Of this Board held
yesterday afternoon.
After the adoption Of the minutes Mesers John Even
aud Robert II HcCurdy were elected to membership
On behalf Of the committee sent TO Washington ree
the harbor defences Of New York it reported
that the Secretary OF War had sent appropriate per-
son to make the requisite observations
petition was submitted from the mercantile interest
,of the city requesting the Postmaster General employ
the expeditions only Of the vessels the
transmission Of the mails and asking for the signature
the President Of the Chamber. Laid over.
Mr. Low presented the following preamble and resolu
ton
Whereas the government OF the United States il now
engaged in contest for the suppression Of rebellion and
the maintenance Of the Cnon which s destined to make
large demand the pecunary Of the country
and this demand must chiefly be met by means Of re-
peated loans; therefore,
Resolved, That in the Judgment of this Chamber. the
Of the proposed loans viii depend upon the
ent by Congress in session, Of revenue and internal
bills adapted TO the existing emergency that if the
government should succeed in procuring money without
wise provision for the reimbursement OF principal and
interest will only he terms discreditabe to the
national name and preudcia to the national interests
Mr. IArEs spoke 10 the resolution advocating adop
ton. The income tax before Congress
reached only the commercial classes OF the community
while the great Western lands and rural property gene
rally relieved from taxation.
Mr.. PHELPS thought that the Chamber Of Commerce
shoud.not attempt this point guide the legislation
Of Congress.
Mr. low coutended that the Chamber had every right
to its influence when the commercial interests Of the
country concerned
The resolution finally passed unanimously.
Mr. HARsHAIL presented resolution asking Congress 10
modify the tariff bill before that body so as to pro-
without reference protection which after
some discussion was adopted.
Congress- and the Chamber. after the transaction OF
some routine business, adjourned
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canadian flour heavy, especially common gra.s,s
and low qualities, while choice were Arm with sales
of 500 bbs at - 20 81 50, Southern flour
demand, and new wD quite Arm The sales embraced
about 200 bbs., closing within the range Of The
above quotations Rye Aosr was steady at our
quotations, with sales Of 200 bbs Corn meal
in fair request AZ figures, with sales
Of 800 bbs. Jersey and Brandywnc Wheat nrn
for good to prime shipping lots, white nSorlor
changed The sales embraced about III 900 bushels
81 Is for new red Indiana 9Oc for Racine spring,
81 17a for white Ohio, 81 ii 81 1915 for red Western
81 % for Green Bay club 90c 81 for amber Milwaukee,
&c CSC for club do, zoe 90c. and Ole OIL &c for
club Corn was plenty and the market easier with
sales Of 600 Bushels at SIC 4O for heated soft
and Ale 44c for Eastern Mixed 45c for shipping
Western mixed, and re. for Western yellow RYE
was inactive and prices nominal ut 47c. 4sc. and
62lc SO Nc for state Oats were easier with sales Of
Canadian at 26 &c. and CSC. aud 3Ic 32c for State
CoFrEE.The sales embraced cargo Of Rio, comprising
$500 bags private terms aud 800 do AT l4c 20 do at
131ac., and 90 bags Java at 195ac.
OUrroN-The sales embraced about 600 bales closing
stiff at 1876. n 1889. for middhng uplands
FSEGnrs.IRates were irregular, especially for Liver
pool, TO which port about 40 600 bushels
gagged at 9a4d. a91sd., bulk and bogs and a boat
load to fill up (6O0 bnsheis engaged ships bugs,
at 3D., and Is 600 bushels wheat at 9s4d 1od, in
ships bags, and $500 bbls flour at os Cd To iavre
900 bushels wheat engaged at fsc. Austrian
vessel was engaged 10 load with wheat24 600 bushels
for Cork at I'd, aud for Bristol channel I3d and
another vessel was taken up for Cork, with corn,
IlAd.
HAY was quiet and nominal for shipment. while sales
were fair for city use at Zoe a 75c. per 100 lbs
MoLAssEs--A eale Of 10 hhds Cuba muscovado was
made NJ q NC The stock OF ,n0lasses August vas
Cuba muscovado, ,577 hhds claycd 600 hhds; Porto
Rice, 6,S0S hhds New Orleans, $40 bbs.: fnuscoyado
3.442 bbls. i ,437 hhds. Total in hhds., Is 1922.
NAVAL SToREs--The market firm; a sale of I 600
bbs common rosin made at 81 per $40 pounds def.
vercd from yards md sale also reported al frac
ton less Spirits turpentne firm at Soc Crude was
held at SO 80 81 per Dbl
Observation-Disclosures government having bought 600
bbls the prices became 1rner; while sales footed up
about 800 bbls at $I5 rs for mess while sale nroba
bly, OF heavy barrels, was reported at SIB, and
prime mt $40 80 n $40 Is. Beef was firm with
sales OF 500 a 400 bbls. at SIS 80 $40 IS ior re-
packed mess, and 81 80 $2 SO for extra Beef hams
were quiet at Sl4 $15. Cut quiet 5sSc
&C. for shoulders, and 6lac. for hams Lard was
firm, with sales OF about $50 bbs a. SIZE aeic Butter
and cheese unchanged The stock of pork beef
IN packing yards New York and Brooklyn, August ],
1851 as follows
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THE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.


The Mississippi legislature convened at Jacksonville on
the 2bh ult The Nashville papers Of the 2Sth ut give
fhe following extracts Of the Governors Message
affords me pleasure TO announce to you that
lution which you nauguratod last fall has far been
and successful The people Of this State have
united in approving your action and sustaining the con-
the expectations Of the most sanguine.
The call to has been responded 70 in manner un.
in modern times and the call for to support
our volunteers is being answered with such liberal
devotion TO the crafty the heart of the pa
tOt and convince both friends and foes that Mississippi
ia determined make this successful struggle against
Northern tyranny if the united efforts of all classes ages
sex and conditions Of our people accomplish it,
To enable people thua willing and anxious to aid in tho
successful Of this just and necessary with
prevent the runous sacrifice of the property at forced
sales OF those against whom constabes and shers
have executions in their hands and Of much
merous c ass aganst whom suits have been and will be
instituted, have again called you into extra session
The people Of Mississippi former occasion Of great
pecunary embarrassment refused permit forced sales
and sheris found themselves poweress to enforce the
law and unless some remedy be devised by this egs
lature they Will in my opinion resort to similar course
IN the next few months Is IL wise or safe for the law.
making power to permit free people TO be goaded TO
lawlcssness If remedy be found9 The action
Of this legislature has resulted IN war. one OF
is incidents is the closing Of our ports which
debars the debtor from the means of meeting
the demands Of his creditor and n the laws for the col
lscton Of debts permitted to enforced M in
times Of peace the debtor class bope)essy ruined and
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THURSDAY, August lie p. NJ.

THURSDAY, August 1-6 p. NJ.
The foreign exchange market opens without any
life. Bankers ask 1917 and upwards for their
bills but there are no buyers at these rates, and
the bankers axe not anxious to sell, as they cannot
readily procure mercantile bills to cover their own
There are few good mercantile bills in market at
107 1917, but they are quite scarce. Francs
range from 6.26 6271, with very light demand
and a small Offering. Everybody seems agreed
that the market must decline as soon as the re-
cepts of coin frsm Europe cease; but the bankers,
as yet, show 30 tendency to lower their rates. At
present rates there is loss on importations Of
gold in return for bills.
The money market is very dull. There is little
or nothing doing in paper, and rates do not vary.
They range from to for very choice short &C.
ceptaHces, and from upwards for paper of less
popularity. There is a tendency among some CAPT
taliss to speculate in per cent Treasury notes at
the recent decline; but people generally are likely
to wait till Congress adjourns before operating
largely in government paper Call loans range, as
before, from to per cent, according to secu.
rity, &c.
There was o rather better feeling to-day in
stocks, apparently based on the cheerful tone of
the morning papers. There was, however, no in
crease in business. The commission brokers report
that they are doing no business, neither buying
new stocks for their customers nor selling those
which they hold, and the bulls and bears are ope-
rating with unusual caution State stocks were
benefited by the progress Of the movement for the
reorganization Of the State government of Missouri
Missouri skies rose ~, and the other State stocks
were firmly held at yesterdays quotations. The
theory of the bill spectators is that all the rebel
States will, one after another, follow the example
of Missouri, and that, when theft governments are
out Of the hands Of the rebels who hold
them now, the stocks will be as good as they
ever were. This theory presupposss a good deal
of faith in the steady success Of the Union arms
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l5-Arr Freet0, NYork; 10Th, Henry,
CO.. ss kose May Tin p9ri shps OCEAN Pearl os9ysl
s iss "a s;s
siis ss% Ssy "s'; ssss
Den rsa,s 7
sh"s Noean snS caa f aS aWs ao
Hss and e e. S S
An,eq Kelar, Boston; Coroanus, Kinnear, and Ga,
City Of New York safer and Kangaroo @ Msrhoae NsI
York Consul Bevan Pensacola 2oh Independence Urqu
.n 80 @ 4osi s
sSsoS sss
North America, collier, 81 John, NB, ' s'''' 'P'"'
Sss'Ssx S'
LoNDos, July lsXrr Henry Buck GriEn Matanzas; 10Th,
s SHri Farm Ann SMALL Santa CRUZ Emma As Boston, ST.
end p Epe Sand % is
PPsSssH Portland as s
Ent afa7 A %Sss NG oSsy for xYors
GA Art ,s a. Gsayessnd 10Th ASn cadeuas; julia Noreans
81 1ss aey1 1se.In S WILLIAM psaw WORK
H1asSiiss Ju iSHAr flarSas t unS%, Wallace Con-
MALTs, yuly7-Arr Neapolan Burdet Bcyrou. tand sid
Gr p nSsrn s% Gus tG o cSsnaa
NTwroRT IAOn) July ie-Ar Empire State Brsss, LIVER
July s ,H MAR, s,S nv
osssssie%s july i7xf 5oS S Fees saS ocean Skim
II. Wheeler. Cheruhiu. skinner
a%m na M 'Sr Sb ssSis SYors
on do nth M,lenna from S0rcans. 10Th Lookout Sher
wood from San Francisco '''"'
SHIELDS july 9-SidJ 6 Boynton, Theoba,d, Boston.
for Pemambaco " ~ sup ~
ioa May n port ship aphsy rrD "
Gha.t Yisi SID On Sarss Daniel Webster,
ToRcgoss Juy-On The Lizard 18th, Magdalene Henke,
from N0rieans for Bremsr.
WARRsNpofNr judy i7-Arr Rockawny O'Nef and DIE
drich Pentzien Voss NYork ~
NYork Epcria Uowland John jaw Duty, Northern Crown
McmR and Orion Libbsy dscs Catharine, Foster Sea-
Ty, Martin, do ''"'' ''''' ''''s'"' D"''
American Ports.
BOSTON, July 3-Arr m.ks whistng Wind, Iiayln,
briggs " Packer stndicy Cape Hayden Lsarils Higgins.
40; Judge iath"waSS, walls 'rind Turk III; George
dout sehrs Narraganseu, Hail; William shell
don, C"ftnsi q, ,ii3mcs McEwse;c Saterth-
wal,c, Mab"y; ridea Whra'pn Anna Edwards Bah
E1SaeethpoI; Jesep9ne Davis rsr' Even cd ship John
WaiG Corr la, and mkt, Via Work srhrs David Smith,
DSnsass; Jane pasters9n Hand; kseecea Knight En-
derson Henry smmons Ketshlm; A, Hammond, Paine,
ahd i. y MsUar,y ntson Ehaaepha; Tashn sharp,
Ssnj berry Weaver philaaelphiac W Iiomes, NeEwcc,
Chatham; Mary Eliza Crosby, fishing Sid ship Junus brig
b WHTIuM NM ", ~ ~, , ,,o,. po,.r po,
tefdam bark Delaware (Br Seed Demarara tand sd) Sid
schr Seannn Norris Pernambueo >,... S. O. -,
chaels CID soth schrs Cofn,han Small and Henrietta
shay Nf nixpv ,n,. ~ ..,. c.u.v vou.., no..
Even sd sahrs Orion, DAVIS, SsSarS; Thomas %nrns
%n ana aanss ns b sioops Sorden'
man P6aasnh MY N.Y. 2Ar sgnrs henJ Reeves Gar Gar
Lopez R9bnson Ezabethpoi; 3Oth Elisha smith smith
dhtadcitha Gid I schrs Mary Elizabeth Chase NYork
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S Zip PIN G NE w S.


Port Of New York, August I, 1861.
CLEARED.
ssisrsa%%sh,p North Star Jones' AsPinwal-D Allen
,, ship Margaret Evans, Warner Iondon-E Il Morgan
ship Monsoon Loring Hong Kong--C p Fessenden
Bark lainphghtcr Thompson, Demarara-John Smith
Brig vsndur ,NOrw), Olsen, Newry-Funch Meincke 4
Brig West Rogers, Moptevideo Buenos AyresJ Nor.
Brig 8 NewhalI Payson, Aux Cayes--H Becker Greve
Brig g II Sampson tBr,, Thompson Tebaseo-B Small.
Schr Amy Chase, Benjamin. Gibraltar and Malaga-B
S.hr John Nelson OBJ, Nelson, 1t john nh Whitney
schr Fairfax, Mott Washington, Morrill, 4 Abbott
ssnr SG Ays pss Coleman Ss,S
SIR sS S rsq % Days, rsii Riysr Ksns,
sehr 0oawin Hobble, New Havea-Maser.
ARRIVED
Steamship Aea s noise L aUS s"y 10 S,a
HsGee9 n specie on freight to Cunard July 20 passed
day. Be-
ssss Ess'S s
s'ss a %ss ssana days ws
the S an M had four a ae
engaged HasS wsPs sps
msnry spoke Us soop Dale FOrts%oa,h Nh for
sshr Lizzie Russell sof Balimore, Todd Aspnwa June
Everett.
Schr Mary Pierce Wyman Havana ~ days. with sugar4
10 Robert W illams il nj Lower Quarantine.
Schr ii q Brooks Brl, White, Windsor via Bridgeport
DAYS, in ballast, TO s Whitney a Co.
SShr Ocean Bird tbr crowcl Lngan IL days, with coal
to Irwin Il Co.
schr Aaele Felicia Cartwrgh Ekaes,hpo FOR Fan River
Schr Faklr. Heath, Ei1abethrort for Newport.
Schr jas Lawrence Rogers E2abo for Fan River
Schr Argus, trosscy, Eii2ab.thrort FOR Somerset.
schr Abaco, HERMAN, Elizabethport for Salem.
Sehr Madonna, Cochran, Elzabethport for Saien.
Hchr Goodwin, Hobbic, Ezabethport for stamford.
Schr julia Morrcll Logan, Ehlabehport for Passaic.
Schr James Samuel Hart, EAlbethport for Pawtucket
Schr Maria Jane Crosby, Easpor days.
Schr Peter Il Anderson, Brewer, Portland for Albany
Schr Jane, Borhan, Marhlehead.
Schr Samuel Gilman, Eroweh, Boston, days
Schr Boston, Haskell, RonGont for Portsmouth.
Sloop EarDum, Thomas, Bzabe.hport for Baldwins-
wife.
sioop Neptune, Davis, Ersabethport Tor Fan River
SlooP Martha Cecilia Rose Ehzab. Import Tor BABY Ion
Sloop Fashion, Soung, providence, z days.
Steamer Minnesota, Graf, Baltimore.
SteaIncr X Thompson, Chance, baitmorc.
steamer Novelty, Shaw, philadelphia.
steamer ifonsideF. Fandervccf, Philadelphia.
Steamer Otpray, kenncy Providence
BELOW
One ship and two barks
SAILED.
Steamship North Star, Asyinwai
Wind during the day WNW 10 s, light.
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the former confidence tho luon cause. and usna ,ts
Go'ilsnc mea:ls With uaanimiiy AID energy
The Chicago Tr,,ahe Of Tuesday says:--
Ftttt'n al natter are moving along quct!y, AID slow
but steady recovery observed the disasters
aisent upon the coisipsc 'f iiuos currency New
YORK e>chaig - peDiy al par 10 &C. premium for ar
proved taiFeiet ne higher price VAS rarely Obtained
tho genera, RATS being made AZ par 10 10 For coin, n
y per cent discount were ahoet The rates The bank rate
~ &c. premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, August 10 p. n.
AsnEs-Sacs Of % bbs. of pots were made at So IS
with small sales of pearls at So 37a.
BREApsrCrs.- -tlour-T1e market exhibited less AM,
nation and oaoyancy with saca while pr,ccs Of shipping
brands of State were steady and in fair demand
with sales Of 600 bbs, closing within the following
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The London Times Getty articlel reports
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows

We draw particular attention to an advertise.
ment of Messrs w. Schall & Co. in another column,
which contains important information for the bond
holders Of the city Of Milwaukee.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SIS 1903 ,653 20, and the balances
t1,209,lS 95.
The Manhattan Bank has declared dividend of
four per cent, payable 18th August; the Oriental
Bank, o semi.annuai dividend Of three per cent
payable August 10.
The Michigan Southern Railroad company pays
to-day, at the Bank of North America, interest
upon the Northern Indiana first mortgage, the
jackson branch the Goshen line, and the Detroit
Monroe and Toledo bonds.
The operations of the United States Branch Mint
at San Francisco for the six months ending June
80, 1861, were:---
The deposits Of gold bullion TO July ], 1861,
amount 10, o. Al9,Ii3 w
The deposits Of gold bullion to July / 1860,
amount TO-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 343,9SS 10
Increase, 1875 O6
Gold coinage to July !, ssl.,..".s1 $50 GOO 90
Increase. ...................',N ,l0s 900 90
The deposits of silver bullion during the six
months just ended were light, amounting to a.
500 IS ounces, and the coinage of silver during the
same period has been 500 900, against s35 900 for
the corresponding period Of 1860.
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of Wednesday says
The money market continues the same plcthoric con-
dion poted for weeks past tof cent are the rates
for afst class short obligations but everything having
over ninety days TO mature s seqfEsy feetted There
xsls ~ et IL Ss w Of ne ss
camille cifcles - s1ASt s&HssYs,, ~
The Boston Adcrti:er Of Wednesday Says
Money matters are unchanged The better feeling 70
sgeh returning and our compunty has recovered from
inc unexpecsea aefeat Of the pat ~k and DOW retains
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The Presidents Message had been received, and
was not without its influence upon the English
funds. The London Daily Ne,cs says:--
The funds to-day showed increased heavness. The
publication after noon, Of the text Of the American
Presidents Message produced encouragement although
the apparent exaggeraon Of feeling under which nc asks
for absurd sum csc, 900 900 sterling one vote
has excited great attention. President Lincoln Is ev
IDENTIFY resolved to let the American nation the whole
cost of the threatened conflict Consos closed nearly y
per cent lower than yesterday and are again below
go notwithstanding the comparative which prevails
in the money market.
The London Times Getty article) reports
The funds opened this morning without recovery, and
soon experienced fresh decline, partly from report,
apparently unfounded that the Emperor Napoleon is
severely III at vchy The Message Of President Lincoln
likewise unfavorably cited by the Spectators al
though the very unlikely superstition that eighty
million sterling b 10 be expended by the North the
war it is difficult how France and England for
the moment be anything but pecuniary gamers from the
immense outlay that must thus be made their produc
lions Consols for money FIRST quoted s9T co. and
they left of at S9 for money and s9x 80 for the
account In the discount market the demand continues
quiet at per cent. In the Stock Exchange the
for loans is ~ to per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

T OST-JULY 80, MASON s SPECIFICATIONS OF NEW
IL building in Clinton street The lnder will be suit
ably rewarded by sending it to J. j. Orien, No 100 East
Thirteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

r 0sT--0N THURSDAY AFTERNOON, IN GOING FROM
floa any . 81 near , 70 Houston street
out with short piece Of chain, two or three links
broken Any one returning it to No. Amity street will
be literally rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

+ INFORMATION WANTfif-OF JOSEPH YATES WHO
Il came from Chester England, about nine gears ago.
His sister would DC glad to hear from him. any
information sent her through. to the care Of ". r.
Greene 4 turric, No Broadway, will be- thankfully
Cciycd
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PERSONAL.
HtAPTAIN MARSDEN OF THE SHIP ELLIOT Will.
~ please to call to-day, at Peasant Bros No. Bowling
Green.
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r OSr-A GOLD CHASED BRACELET WITH THE
IL name :" Minnie marked inside. The finder will re-
ceve suitable reward and the thanks Of the owner
by leaving it at 1872 Broadway.
COTDINC, e. DITNI
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- - -
STEAMBOATS,.

CUNDAY BOAT FOR ROCKAWAY-THE STEAMBOAT
- CERES Captain Ginnity, win run every Sunday dur
ing the season from the foot Of Jackson street. river
at O'Clock ~ Spring street, North river at Ego A.
H. and pier North river at n Fare SO cents each
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

r IDlE-MEEr EUGENE AND FRED AT THE MUSEUM
4 Saturday afternoon
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r OST-A NOTE DATED MARCH 10, FOR TWO HUN
IL dred and twenty seven dollars and 81 100 1927 SD
payable six months after date. The above mail
ed from St Louis and is payabieto own order. All
persons are forbid negotiating the above note as pay
ment has been stopped. c. Is. HUBBEIL h co
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Mrs. BURNS, WHO SOME TEN YEARS AGO REsIB-
Ixl cd at 1873 Grand street, will hear of something to
her advantage, by addressing Victor, Herald Office.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-12
we we HOTEL.
THE AMERICAN HOuSE


WILL BE OPENED AUGUST LIST, 1861.
The undersigned having leased the above House
for term OF years, and having had the ittad
up with great and expense. would respectfully
announce to the citizens of Evansville and vicini
ty, and the travelling public generally, that said
House is now in a most excellent condition in
cry respect and IN every department.
1t is our Intention to keep said house a first
class Hotel and in such manner as will give gem
eral satisfaction to all who may favor with their
patronage. Iu fact, sucb house as Evansville has
for many years stood greatly in need OF, and we
respectfully solicit the patronage of all in our
taking.
The American House is situated on the bank OF
the river, at the corner af Water and Sycamore
Streets, opposite and convenient to the Steamboat
Landing. The guests Of the house are favored with
Ohio, and also with continual cool and refreshing
breeze from tie river during the summer months.
These considerations render il by far the mo st
pleasant and desirable location for Hotel in the
city.
A street watch will be kept day aud night for
passengers arriving departing by boats, aud
ON nibus will run to and froIn the American TO all
passenger trains the E. 4 G. z. r.
Our rooms Will at all times be kept clean and in
excellent ORDER and furnished with good and clean
beds.
Our table win at all times be furnished with the
best the market affords, aud plenty of it, and we
sali use every exertion in power to render the
! AMERICAN HOUSE home to all who may favor
us with call.
We hope, by strict attention TO business and TO
the wants of thu public, to obtain leTgs portion
Yor 10 render ourselves worthy.
| w. II. B0ICOURT, formerly of City Hotel.
/ J. j. PILLSBuRY, formerly of steamer Masonic
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