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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-03
BOARDING.
LOST,
SOLDIBRY CLAIMS.

NJ D.. HANNvRR, ATTORNEY.AT.
no So,sio LAW, No D? West Third-st., Will procure
No charge for consultaton, ar in any case nm less
the claim is collected. ia3o.am
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-03

Colonel Carson, Collector of Customs was
called upon this morning aud requested to
give gold for $50 Confederate shinplaster.
He r spectfully declined to make the change,
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NOTICR.-JANB GARRISON, OF THE
~ city OF Pittsburg and State of PennsYlVania
Is notified that SAN UEL I. GARRISON did, on
the 3tb day of January, D. 1862, file HIS petiton
in the once Of the lerk OF the Court OF Common
IIleas, within and for the County Of Hamilton aud
State of Ohio, charging that the said Jane Garrison
hes been willfully absent from said Samuel T Car.
rison ther hqsoand) for more than three years last
p1st without Just cause and asking that he may be
divorced from said Jane Garrison; which petition
will stand for hearing n sad Court six week. after
the date hereof. SAMUEL GARRISUN
By JAS. BOYLE, his Attorney.
January 30, 1862.
. Also dep0sitiOns to be read in the above eause
will be taken by the plaintiff in tho town OF ALI
ance, In stark County. Ohio, on the 2Oth day Of
March, 1862, between the hours of eight o clock A
ami SIX O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day
JAS. BOYLE,
ja3l.fF Attorney for Samuel T. Garrison,
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MURDER TRIAL.-The case of Frank Foote,
charged with killing George E. Clawson, is
set for prelimiL ary examination, before
Judge SaffiD, on Wednesday morning next
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-03

REFORE WILLIAM ROBINSON, ] r..
- Springfield Tow ship Hamilton County, Ohio.
Asa Carey aud Anna Carey, his wife, vs. J d. Vert.
Attachment Notice is hereby given that on the
nth day of January, 1862, said Justice Issued an Or
der Sf Attachment IN the above action for the sum
March, 1862, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
January 2I, 1851. ja2l.cSTa
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PrTTsBURs, February 3-M.-Igivsr ufns
feet six inches by the pier.mark, and al 4
stand. Weather cloudy and damp. Two
inches Of snow fell this morning.
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I'm ATTACHMENT T-BRFORE C,F,
Il HANSRLMANN, Justice Of the Peace OF Oin-
cinnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio.-John
X Pooth of Steamboat Liberty, vs.. James Hamp-
ton and Eliza Hampton. .-On the 18th day Of Decent
Der, ls6 said Justice issued an order Of attachment
In the above csso for the sum OF Sl8j against tho
property aud effects OF defendants; am said cause
Is set for htarng before said Juatice on the 18th
1~v Of February, lS62, at O'Clock A NJ.
~' JOHN X BOOTH
BY S. +. BLOCK, his ATTORNEY.
CincIpnaH Jsnu-rv 7. 1852 ja9-crh
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-03

TRANSFERS wanted, to go to Kentucky on
Tuesday, February 4. See advertisement of
D. Stornont, in WANT column of this
paper.
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FEBRUARY 2.

CINCINNATI ATHENAEUM.-This is the name
given to the new literary society recently
formed in the city.
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FOR RENT

EOR RENT -HOUsE-A three story Brick
n House, conteiDing6 rooms, large yard gas, hya
dIant and all modern conveniences, at 800 West
Eighth st between Mound aud Cutter. Rent $50
per month. Apply at the Grocery, corner of Cutter
and Eighth. SITS. fe3 b.
ENOR RENT Brick house No 9l5 George
II st between Smith and Mound contains ten
ems, including kitchen and bath room, hydrant,
csteIn, and gas throughout the house; all in per-
feet order. Rent low. Apply to JOHN ZUMSTEIN,
South west corner Fifth and Walnut. fel-b%
ENOR RENTING ive-stoTy stone- front store
n No 1S Pearl.st., is for rent to a good tenant
Inquire at . or 1S Law Buildings, East Third-st.
JOHN J HOPPLE ja92-rf
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AmUsRmRNTa.

WICHHLB.-The quizzical and eccentric
WiDchell will appear for the last time to.
morrow night, at Smith h Ditson's Hall, in
an entire new programme, His inimitable
delineatiOns are amusing 10 the highest de
gree, and ought therefore to be appreciated.
TIE ALLRGHANIASs.- This troupe of vo-
calists, in conjunction with the Swiss Bell
Ringers, announce a series OF concerts in
our city, to commence on the 18th inst.
PASoRAMA.-The Panorama Of the Rebel
lion and the War will be on exhibition at
Smith & Ditson's Hall, on Wednesday next.
The work is represented to be the finest paint
ing ever exhibited.
WOODS THEATER.-To. night Mr.. Charles
Bass, late Of Pixies Opera house, will appear
in his admirable persOnation of "Falstsff," in
The Merry Wives Of Windsor. Mr.. B. is a
comedian possessing the desired qualities of
pleasing his audience, and is careful and
natural in every thing he undertakes.
NATIONAL THEATBR.-We are glad to be
able to chronicle the growing success of the
management of "0ld Drury." To night will
be presented in all it's scenic aud startling
effects, The Wood Demon, which has been
under preparation for some time. The talent
Of the company is admirably cast, and the
play will, We think, draw largely.
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EsOR sALR-AT GREAT BARGAIN-A
II Tell-impIoyed farm in olermont 90 Ohio,
miles east OF oinolnnati and one ana a half miles
cas-! Of the Batsvis Tprppiks For further paEtio,,
Pearl.st., or of EMoR JOHNSON, near the prem.
lees jai6-Xf
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MRS. Mary G. WILDER

DFsPFCTFULLY INFOR MS HER
HI frit tnds and the public that the Spring Term Of
her YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY, sou -eas { cor
ner Of Ninth and Race-Ets., CinciRnat win COM
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1862.
Number Of Day and Boarding Pupils limited,
Tia23-dW,S1
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City News.
Job Printing.

Those in want of neat and cheap job print
ing, can have it executed by calling at the
Press OFFICE. Every description of Blanks
and Blank Books manufactured at short
notice and at war prices.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-03

IrOR sALR-OR TRADE The advertiser has
n Town tot in Aenia, Ohio, sos 100, which ne
will sell low for cash, would trade for piOnn or
fuTnituTe-A bargain. Address =. W., Press Office.
lTOR sALB-O One. half or the VIII lie OF one OF
n the best printing Offices ia Indiana. LOcA-
fion hne, type good and patron age very fair. For
paItic ulaIs, address PRINTER, Press ONCE.
arOR sALE-A FABM-Of n acres, in Ran.
chester, the county seat Price, 500 cash. or
tl2 90 per acre, quarter down. balance IN long
time For fuli particulars, apply TO J. TODD, 113
WRlnVt.st., Cincinnati. del2-H
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COLONEL r.. l.. McCook This gallant
soldier win arrive in our city this evening.
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NOTICE. APPLICATION WILL BK
made to the Governor Of Ohio for the pardon OF
David Hoblet, clhvicted in the County Of Hamilton
and state of Ol&O on the 25th day Of June, A. D.,
1861, Of the crime of horsesstealag, and sentenced
TO the Ienttentiary Of said State for the term Of
four years. DAVID H0BLET.
by JAMES BOYLE, his Attorney. dec2I-cM
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ENATTACHMENT, BEFORE c. 3. HAN
= SEImAN, j, z. of CiDctnpati Township Ham.
ilton County, Ohio IF. Getz vs. Edward Greemes,
Principal, and MIR. = Scott GArnshee.-On the
18th day of December, 1861, said Justice issued an
order Of attachment and garnishee process against
the property and effects of Edward Greemes aud gar
nlshee pre- cess served on Mr.. Scntt, for the sum
of $el 20 End said is set for hearing on the
LIST day Of February, at eight O'Clock A. NJ before
said Justice.
dec23-law3wM r. GETz
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-03

In ATTACH ENT-BRFORE G. n,
Il HANsELhANN, Justice OF the Peace Of Oin-
clnnat Iownship, Hamilton Ooun ~, Ohio.-J.
Chas. Wolf vs William Jones On the I'd day OF
December 1861, said Justice issued an order Of at
tachnient in the above cause. against the property
Of said defendant, for the sum Of thirty eight dol
lars and ninety four cents (S3S go and said c8uss
is set for hearing on the 18th day Of january A D.
1862 u OHAS WOi,TF
Dated December 9, 1861. del0- cTu
RFFORE n. N. CLARK, A JUSTICE
Ne Of toe Peace of Cincinnati Township, Hamil-
ton County, Ohio.-George W. suydAm, Plaintiff,
ys. Henry Rains, Defendant-On the 18th day OF
January, 1852 said Justice, at my instance issued
an order of attachment in the above action for the
sum OF twenty seven collars and thirty cents said
cause is set for hearing March s. 1852 at o'clock
A. Al. lja2S cTuNl GEORGE W. SUYDAM.
TITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCEHN,-
Il Application will be made to His Excelency,
the Governor Of Ohio, for the pardon OF Jepson
bainbridge, sentenced TO the Penitentiary of Ohio
Tor the term Of three for the crime of burg
larry, BY the Hon. A G.. w. Carter, Judge Of t6s
Court q Common Pleas Of said county, at the June
term thereof 1851
December s. 1861. deA-cTu'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-03

"ANTED-.N0 HUMBQG-A Likeness for
w nothing Is worth nothing Don't throw
away your time such small institutions but get
fine Picture, as low twenty cents in case at
PLEGAFE'S new Gallery, No. 26 Fifth-st, near
Walnut. jI3
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WANT En-FoR N0THING-You may get
dren exceptedJ, a proof Of good work No decsp-
tion, and polite attention to all, at y0HNSONS
Gallery, 70 Fifth st., the cheapest gallery for all
kinds of Pictures. iaI3 If
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-03

"ANTRD-TO TRAD Some excellent
w Farming Lands on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad for stock of goods to take into the
country. Will trade for dry goods groceries, boots
and shoes or farming implements. Address Box
Ho.1,O55, Cincinnati, Ohio. jaI7-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-03

"ANTBD-The advertiser has some exec Ient
w Lands In Iowa, which he Is de5irous to trade
for Furniture Would trade for the entire furniture
Of family declining housekeeping. Address W. s.,
Press once. nO2l II
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CAIRO, Februsry 3.-The correspondent oi
the Memphis Appeal, writing from Culum-
bia, Texas, January 90 says that a bark and
schooner belonging TO the Federas came
near our coast when they were fred on by
our forts. Both vessels returned the fire.
We fired ten guns; they twenty-five, mostly
shells, and then retired, seemingly disabled
or satisfied that they could not win.
TOLEDO, February 3-Lieutenant Water
man, United States Army, stopping at the
Oliver House in this city, shot himself on
the lst inst, and is supposed to be mortally
wounded
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-30
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

BY virtue of an Order of the Orphans
Court OF Cambria county, to us directed.
there Will be exposed to Public Vondue or
outcry, at the Court House in Ebensburr,
on MONDAY the 4th day Of AUGUST
next, at one o'clock P. NJ. all the right.
title aud interest Of james S. Clark. deed.
OF. II and to the following described Real
Estate, tp wit:
No being one half Of Lot No. -.
in tie Borough of EJcnsbur@, beginning at
4 corner Of Centre and Sample Streets.
thence, cast along saiI Sample Street l32
feet to lot Of Edward Davis. thence north so
feet TO lot Of +. Hutchins3u's heirs. thence
west along said lot l32 feet t. Centre Street,
thence south along said street so feet to be
ginning, having thereon erected a large two
story Brick Dwelling House and small frame
stable, with the appurtenauces.
No. All the following described lots
of glouud N the Borough OF Ebcnsburg.
known cn-ehe ori Einal plan Of said Borough
a. lots No. 1913, l9I, 195 and l9G, bounded
on the north 10y Lloyd Street, on the east
by Phaney Street, on the south hv Ocle
Street, and on the west by Poplar Alley.
No. "a certain lot or parcel Of land in
Blacklick township, Cambria county. sur
yeyef or held in the name of John f. Evans
hens. containing 900 acres, with the appur-
teuanCcs.
ALSO-A certain tract or piece Of land
in said township. adjoining the abovc which
was surveyed or held in the name Of John
Evans heirs. containing 500 acres, with the
appurteuances.
Terms Of iSals-One third Of the purchase
money to b. paid on confirmation of sale
and the balance in two equal annual pay
ments, with interest, to be secured by bonds
ana mortgage On the premises.
ALBERT 3. CLARK.
JOHN II. CAMPBELL,
July Q. lSG2-3l-4t. Adm'rs.
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General POpe's Army.

\ telegram from Waterloo, of datc21 tn
says that General Pope's recent orders
have caused great excitement among the
citizens of that vicinity, particularly the
latest in regard to taking the oath of ale
glance. 1t is asserted that there are not
more than two men in the county who
have not taken the oath to support the
Southern Confederacy, and that rather
than renounce this, men women and chill
dren express their determination TO 90
South.
1t is reported that parties follow the
army, enticing men TO desert, and fur
nishing them with outfits of clothing for
that purpose. A large number have de-
serted within a week or two past Be
tween forty and fifty deserted from the
Hundred and Fifth New York, gives col
or to the statement. Some doubtless deser
for the purpose of joining other regiment:
and getting the bounty.
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Army of the POtoIslsC.

a telegram from Washington. of date
the 2Gth, gives the following interesting
items -
Nine hundred wounded parolcd prison
ers arrived Yesterday from Richmond
Two died before they arrived at Peters
burg. They left Yesterday afternoon foI
the Northern hospitals More viii be re-
cyivcd tomorrow.
y flag OF truce boat, containing Col
Wright and Lent Col. Sweitzcr. yester-
day went to AiLen's Landing, twenty-Onc
miles above city Point 10 meet Robert
Ould. formerly District Attorney fol
Washington City, appointed Commis-
sioncr by the Con.e,erates to carry out
the new arrangement for exchange OF
prisoners.
The Schooner Louisa Recver, contain
ING four thousand bushels of condemned
corn, anchored in the middle of the river
was boarded last night ut about twelve
O'Clock by party Of Rebels, who came
from the opposite shore. After sat.inc
the schooner On fire they Ieii, carrying
the Captain with them The schooner
was destroyed
Generals Hallcc!,, Dix, Meigs and
Burnside left here this morning. after
paving visit 10 Gen. MCleIlan.
General ATarcy's health having been
restored. he has resumed his duties as
Chief Of The Generals staff.
The health of the army Is good.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-30

| ADMISSION OF PATIENTS MO TIE
| INSANE HosPTTAL-To avoid trouble and
diifiulty which may arise from ignorance
or misapprehension relative to the admis-
| sion of patients into the Pennsylvania
State Lunatic Hospital at Harrisburg, it
has been deemed advisable to give the
following extracts from the bylaws OF the
| hospital:
These provisions Will be strictly enfor-
ced, and it Is hoped that all who may
have occasion TO bring patients to the
hospital will be prepared to comply fully
with the spirit and letter Of the regula-
! tions:
Preparatory TO the admission of n
| patient, (unless when committed by the
order of court the Superintendent shall
be furnished with the certificate of ply
| sician that hc has seen and examined the
individual and Believes him or her TO be
| insane, with a request from near rcla-
tive or friend that the patient may be
| received into the hospital, and n bond,
with satisfactory security for the pay
| mcnt Of board and other expenses while
in the institution. All private patients
| thus received shall make Il payment of
thirteen weeks board in advance when
brought to the hospital, and if taken
| away uncured and against the advice and
| consent of the Superintendent within that
period, no part of said payment shall be
refunded.
"Whencvcr a araticht * sent TO the
hospital by the order Of any court, justice
judge, Directors Of the Poor of a county,
| or the overseers OF the poor OF a town
ship or poor district, the order or war
rant, or a copy thereof, by which such
person is sent shall he lodged with the
Superintendent
. Those who may bring patient with
! any such order or warrant viii be requi-
red TO pay at the time of the admission
of the patient, sixty five dollars.
. \ written history oi' the case should
be sent with the patient, and, if possible
some one acquainted with the individual
should accompany him 10 the hospital
I from whom minute, bat often essential
particulars NAV be learned
Gases of recent occurrence viii be re
ceived at any time on compliance with
! the regulations.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-30
ORPHANS, Court Sale

BY VIRTUE OF Ar alias ORDER OF
the Orphans Court Of Cambria county. the
undersigned viii expose 10 public sale. At
CressOn IL said County, Oh Wednesday the
the goth day OF August next, at enc O'Clock
i. NJ, the following real estate If which
Thomas H. Porter died seized, viz;
a certain lot Of ground situate In the
town OF Munster, fronting on tha Hunting
don, Cambria, aud Indiana Turnpike. and
extending back To Poplar Lane. known and
designated on the plan cf sad town ly tie
number l3i. having thereon erected a small
frame Dwelling House.
ALSO-A certain other lot Of ground
situate in the town Of Munster aforesaid,
known and designated on plan of said town
by the number l35, having thereon erected
a large Frame Barn.
ALSO-A certain other piece ar parcel of
/. land situate partly in the town of Munster
and partly in Munster township. adjoining
lands late Of Francis Brady GeuCasc /,
Peter Swccny and others containing 100
acres more or les, about 90 acres " which
are cleared.
ALSO-A certain 1T Of ground, Cc,u-
tanning about one acre. situate 1T the head
Of Plane No. i, Washington township, on
the Northeast side the old :. p Railroad. .
adjoining lot of the heirs of Charles T. Ken
Icdy, deceased, and other lands uf which
Thomas II. Porter died seize. having there
on erected a large t"O story Frame House
with back bUilling attached, and e large
Frame Stable.
ALSO-The one undivided half. part Of
a certain piece or parcel oi land. situate in
the township Of Washington aforesaid, ad-
Joining the old 4. p. Railroad, lands Of TN.
heirs Of Charles Z Kennedy, deceased, T.
NJ George al q others, containing about 33
acres. having thereon erected tLTee Dwell
! ling Houses, Tit being same piece or parcel
of land, except "a 1t IF on--flurth ut an
acre devised 10y Sarah Porter 70 her daUgh-
ter Mary Kennedy. conveyed by Paul
George and wife Il said Sarah Porter. by
their Deed dated the FIST day of December.
\. d.. IS4S
ALSO-T'o one undivided part of GER
tain other piece or parce, Cf land Sitnate in
. Washington township aforesaid. adjoining
lands of the estates ot William Brady and
/ Edward Donaldsn. and other land Of said
. Thomas II. Porter. containing p acres and
l52 perches. more OF less. having thereon
erected two Dwelling Houses
ALSp-A certain other piece oT parcel
of land situate in Washington township.
aforesaid. adjoining the piece last ahovs
mentioned, and other lands II Thomas H.
Porter. and lands of the heirs uf William
Brady. deceased. containing SO acres more
or les. about 20 acres Of which are cleared
and having thereon erected Cabin House
TERMS One third Of the purchase
money To be paid on confirmation u5 sale
and the residue In two equal annual pay
ments thereafter with interest. TO lie secured
by the judgments and mortgage o. tie Tur
chaser PAUL GEDEGE
ie25-Gt administrator.
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eE Johnstown and vicinity were
thrown into quite CONSERVATION last
week. The great reservoir on the waters
of South Fork about seven miles above
Johnstown gave way, sending water in
such torrents as to frighten the inhabitants
and which for a time threatened to in
nundate the whole city; but luckily for
the dry weather and the wickcts having
been left open some days before in antici-
patton Of break, the water did not rise
so high as supposed. We have not yet
received a fall account, but understand
that The damage Is not 50 great as was
feared, although much damage was done
to the Central Railroad near South Fork.
the track being torn up 50 badly as to
cause considerable delay and confusion
among the trains SO says our inior-
mant
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-30
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

EyOR THE RELIEF OF TIE SICK
e AM DISTRESSED. afflicted with Eirulent
and Chronic diseases. ani especially for the
Cure e Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given Gratis, by the
Acf7n- : Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatar-
rlgsa - Seminal weakness, and other DsS-
eases # the Sexual Organs. and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed IN the Dispen-
sary, 81 II T. ;Le afflicted In sealed letter en-
vC'rres, free Of charge Two OF three stamps
Tor postage VIII beaccoptahle-
Address. Dr.. 7. ShILLIN H0UGETON.
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. =
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Ia.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-30

~ Owing te the recent order of the
Governor Of Missouri, large crowds of
excited citizens are rushing to the British
Consul's office, seeking protection from
the flag of England. The tories, sooner
than JOIN our army, would sneak around
and be willing to become subjects of Great
Britain; but this has not the least effect
ON the business of eur place as the store OF
Z J. Mills & Co, continues to he crowd
ed with customers, and he Is stili receiving
large supplies of Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, Ladies' Fancy Dress Goods, Gent
Summer wear, &c. Persons wishing to
buy cheap should purchase from them
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TOWN HALL HOTEL,

THE undersigned hegs leave to announce
to his friends of Gambia and the ar;ioininE
counties. thai he has oyeucd q HOTEL III
the West Ward of Ebensbu-g. where ne is
prepared To accommodate sojournurs aid
travellers in all that appsrtains u their com
fort. HIS BAR will be found repieui>hei
with the hest of Union Spirits an6 MALI
Liquors. IL. the language Of the memorable
act Of Assembly. under which he starts out
Connected with the establishment. Is 4
TEN PIN ALLEY, the only one In the
place, which will be a.tenled at ali times
by the necessary "Pin iiftcrs.''
The subscriber soliCi;s portion Of public
patronage. which favor he y i'll reciprocatc
'accuTIing to his sizc.''
d. 4. CONRAD.
July %. 1SG2.-38-o.