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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-19

Z" Leave dyes alone, and only some rellabt Restor
give. like Heinstreet'E ipIuit2ble.'
Sold everyweere-iirice 50e and Sl per bottle
w K AAGAN 800. ProprttOrK, Troy Ny
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-19
MRS. WILSON'S
coco An y T OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Nr. Wilson IAI Dressing IL pE: ~ II large bottles
am raaIs i 8 eta per bottle, uA- for dressing the
aar O.. any person, yosns OLD there n: Its equ"' IL
~. uaro !, WI 1uAkc the hair everything you wish Il
q, 1. Az. moreover l. has L pcrlunlr thai INFINITELY
s,r- to any Of thr Fashionable "xtrac e'AeT i'r''si
III, American. vhich alone should eutitit ii ? Isca o.
...-- .4dvs to.le: table.
r .lc Ecrfnerator before retiring E; ulg!',' aAo
r. =. eyr, NOR, 5f-like II cola, and beauty
> nothing ou vour naI: but thest pr-ST@'inH' "iO
m ,s. according to directions and W. warrant fot'
: good healthy head OF haIf.
r." Nonchestc, y H.,to whom al letten shosd
o. addressed
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-19
-E1ABLE LIT MEDICINES.


ar ~e known t, u IntalAut-
UsPYPsIA bv thoroughly cleansing the frs- al eecoc
macns sud creating noV 81 pure heathe bile.
stesd Of the state and acio KING Fis vncv los q
Appetite nesr bur- heauGcHe. !.esessne--, lenper.
ArLietE, Is quo, orC ne,aHci oy wAlci arr ti!e
e-g. symptoms u II sprp.a. va vanish uatIra'
cor .eut noe o. lis cure
CoTIvENEs, BY cleansing the whole length Of me H.
testne. wItLa solvent process aud withsu violence
al vOielt puTges s~ve tIle bowels costl7e within
days
ua circulation. through tne proces, Of respiration u
Gases, ant tie thorough soluon O ali lnteeIIns.
obstruction IL otneTs
The LIE Medicine hav been known tO care HueuIna-
ts permanently II thle, weeks. anc q ~ IL na that
hy removing loca lHiaEs'iun iron t!e muscles
suu iIsAner1, OF t3e loA;..
DhoPe! n O. a. hmos ny tTe~nE aEC strengthening
the kQneys anC UaGa-I they Operate dengn'iIli-
OIL tnr-e jiUIlaI Orgau.. u hencC h9y beet
ionuC C-rtslI remedy Joy tne worst cssee O. Gravel
bowen me slim, mser 10 winch these creature adheTr
SCURvT LCEEs anC inveterat- Sore h- the uert-
purity wIch these Lie Ned icnvs tU the ST
the huIaots.
. scoRRuTIC VRUPrIoEs srd osd Couplexions by thgi
after ale fleet upon 'he iuIGS th"t tb, ano
the morHIC state oi which "ccssont al. erup'rvs
palnts sl'ow c4owdy and other disagr-asr co'up!1A
Z ons
The pee o. these PHI for very shcr, wi efec
III entire Salt kheur.. auC strIEing improve
ment cesrnes- 81 the skin. Common Cold ant
lntiueuZG VII 2lwass pe CARED Nv one uo5e, tive
ptLre-Tht original proprietor o. the-e medicine,
WAS cured of Pie 30 sand. b, The nt III
4. Lie Medicines alone.
tKvER AND AGuL-f For this srourge OF tine Wester1
couu;rs these 'tdicIDes viii be found safe speed
an certain remedy bther dIcIne. leave the syeteH
suujeC o eetusn ut the dlseas- DN these meC
IcIRet permanet- Try heu be satisfied De
BILIOUS FEvkRs md LIVER COMPLAINTS -OI9ners
Debility lo-s Appetite Dl-eas@ ot r-tily aeG
cIuef u.G VIII the most benehcIA results il
cases tA description -hmgs EvlI, ano ~crOtuh
IN 1T worst forms. Yieid- tine milo ye; powerul H.
uoI these remarkable Med ucinec NiyNt sweet
Nervous Debility. Ney Complaints ot al En1- IA
pltaiions o. the Heart !u1'eTs lohe orr speedy cu'
ed,
MERCrHlAL DIsEA AsEE.- Persons Whose constitution
have become IMPAIRED b, the iudcious Ct Me-cu
vii fuc t1--t hedlcIut, 8 pei-cr cure; o. they Heyr
fai 10 eradicate -ut svsferr al ~. effect Ne
clry infinitely ,uOneT tvu the Inest powerful pTepers
lIou ot ~ar ssNari'la
Pre- area anG sold py W. !; dDFFAT
2lFyl - BROADWAY Nh" N"Et
FtsE sALI al DRUGGISTS
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CIcavIaDd PlaindeaIer.

When people protect their Hair ron tlir
eli-tale marks Of age when they lGxurtats IL
glossy black locks advanced period Of thetr lives
when white and gray hair be made 10 grow upon
bald herds al this done Il cannot 40 an!
harm t. tel. wha. will % i. UET THSTREETi~ HAIR
RESTORATIVE vii dc it THIS Hair Restorative Is, be
yond peradventure the bes thing o. the klno ever INV
ed Tn fact in possession eEGrd tc this wonder
IuC'f
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-19

The LIE Medicine haev been known ,,ueuma-
tisTu leIfuaeEtY IL tuIe- weeks. nal that
tim ~ removing loca lui4I-afiun iron tie muscles
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-19
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regenerator is put NJ II two Sizes, and
rstails for 50 cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quar- bottles The Quart BEETLES are much the
cheapest.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-19

This ncompa rAbie excellent preparation for the Res
Of Gray air its OrigIua color preserve
Hair from falling and to badness. If one sale
4, Humphrey Brown, in this city The evidence thai
his Restorative II no hu1npug conclusive Testimonials
that erec may ~ found in almost every paper II the
country .
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-19
MOTFAT'5 q

LIFE PILLS AID PEOENX ETTTERs,
THESE MEDICINES have nov been before the pub
i lie 2 Derlod Of hlirv vesrf. end during
have maintained nigh cnaIActe- IL an.ust every psr
OF the gote their e1r! sordlu8ry aud immediate
power OF restoring perfect heath - parsons suffering
under lreariy every knC disesFs winch human nesn
liable
The following anon tl~ distressing variety q
human dir which ~
VEGETABLE LIT MEDICINES
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-19
~ e wSPaP erS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there great confidence 70 ne PLACED
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.

New Orleans E'rElC Delta.
Tnere seems be no excuse for thin gray Hsir
celebrated HeimEtreet's Innitabe Hair Res
torative cR1 be had .
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-19
Tu. Ray .CHsbeL BEl4L.

THk BAY at SsVssh ND AGIAA'
NEW SINGING BOOK iUr bay Neh"ois eAlieu ,ns
q NV S~uOOI HF H. !. nov ready, II contains
about 200 page of ooic- Rounds tatei,es, IN
sttE Trios quartetts and Chsrus-s, man! I" 'heh VIZ
~ +,-assiv ia, this v,Tk besides S- pages oil tht b
ments OF Nusic The Eeuens ar 50 easy ano proEre
.vt thai ordinary teachers E!Ii 'hu lli' -, oor
t n ir.t,Dr,i1Ic even youuC scholars 10 s!nF COT
recty and scieuthcglly while t!.t tnh-7 AIu ,
nrsct sue; b variety of lively attract ar,u
] ~ san,mapts thai no trouble " III be experienced
n inducing al pegmuers 10 = OIL WIKI Atal ~
EiI IN on o. the mos hsAlt. -iNtns,
Lan,.,..s ,,-td,rc and o~I-r-prOdncing tNercise'
s-nCa' lii+ IN s.mplIsl'y OF - rislH7 ms " -,
- -iuinal .,lpct,E aaa adaur-d. 5. claims II! lHaei
m eel al cnnpe tl.oIs !. W.. ~ 4n.'''o ." ~ " ~.
h,st ever -sue. f9r = n.lar'e~ A"ah y e. a. 80
-g.o,s fav .prt- ra.e- th- Elements, lGnes
and songr. afe given d clrcalRI - A''' -V
u compiled by HORACE a IL. w. ~ o. -
ScboI' .ns . Nos ana :. wrich ha'" aaa N no
nas- SAL OF a. oo3 copir 20 months f'''e, ~ -.
co,r- ~ cents Sl5 1,-r l''. paa.-. >" G. =
5ur ,t how'd .r,nos4-t cl, - ceLl-. So pc to'
q copi~ furnished a. IN" Too pric h"Ilsa 'fr. '' -
r-tal prIc-. -.OhA' T. " ~ a. - - ....
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-03-29

The latest intelligence from New Mexico states
that the Federal loss in the battle Of Fort Craig
wassixfy-two killed and one HUNDRED and forty
wounded Six field pieces were captured By he
Teams, who we're Under thc command Of Col.
steele. y The Uonfsderates are said to be about
IS miles north Of Fort Craig, catting 81 ali com.
nannieation between that point and Tie stations
oflhe Federal troops, a large amount Of stores
baa been destroyed d prevent lis failing into
the hands of the Confderates. The Federal
commander At Santa ~ was preparing 10 aban-
don that place and fall back to Fort Union. Re-
inioresn1snts Ire said 10 Be On their Way from
Colorado ii Fort Union
despatch IRON Warrington states hat lie
cltissns d Gailatin, twenty Eve miles northeast
81 Nashville, have expressed willingness q rs-
tuyu 70 their allegiance - the Federal Govern
~ and hare petItoned ios accomplishment
Ths Confsderats6 hsve 81 Lat sgaeuated Aqua
.se1 IA firing ~ dspot and wharf &
pesp1lchs ERcsivsd Il Wassiu ~ sl&ts that
H. Govenpr y rlorida H. sscommepded az
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-03-29
a Country sleigh Ride.

The following graphic and glowing ac-
count Of country sleigh ride we find in
an exchange uncredited.ebut whoever the
author may be, we are confident sshe has
been there and spent the EVENING":
Z "What pleasure in night sleigh ride !!
Good gracious !! Six steaming, spanking
horses and driver furry as polar bear,
his nose just visible above the dasher.--
Two or three dozen merry girls and boys,
muffied to their eyes, slowed away with
the hot bricks under the bufaloes. The
amicable fight oi pairs If lovers for the
coveted shack seat where are no curious
eyes to overlook the young man who, ty-
ing his lady-love's tippet under her chin,
ties his heart in with it; or tucking the
buflalo-robe closer about her shoulders,
forgets to remove his arm after the opera
ton. What pleasure, with the warm blood
tingling in cheeks beneath eyes that flash
like diamonds, what pleasure, when snow
powdered trees, fences and houses fly past
like magic to the merry sound of musical
bells-spelt with and without an e. What
pleasure, when the country inn is reached,
where your supper was bespoke the day
before, and rolling out Of your manifold
wrappers, you lift to your lips foaming
glasses of hot smulled wine" What plea
sure, when we gather round the table,
laughing at each others rosy faces, land dis
cuss oysters and fowl, and more s'mulIed
wine," till bones and empty glasses alone
remain; and the waiter having cleared away
the table, we have a good oldiashioned
"blinduian's buff" or an 'unceremonious
dance in our comfortable winter dresses,
What pleasure, when after being de-
licously warmed and fed, we pile into the
sleigh again, nesting close to the one we
like best, and telling the driver to go the
longest way home, look up at the stars
that never cleaned so brightly, and defy
fate ever to make us shed tear for any
thing"
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-03-29

CoTToN AND TOBACCO. We think we
see pretty clear and conclusive evidences
that neither of these articles will be raised
in the Southern Confederacy this season,
and that much Of the remaining stock now
on hand will likely to be destroyed when
ever it is likely to fall into the hands of
the enemy. The ground heretofore used
to grow these articles on will hereafter be
used in raising corn, wheat, beans, pota-
toes, &c. Cotton, by the law of the Fed
erals, as practised in North Carolina, is
"contraband," and we presume tobacco is
also, together with anything else they may
desire to appropriate to their use. However,
as that is what they said about cotton, VIC
have right to expect that they will treat
that article as contraband wherever they
find it. Now, as they hope to capture suf
fcient cotton, by invading our peaceful
homes, to pay their expenses, we ask,
would it not be we'll to let them know that
it shall surely be destroyed before they
reach it ?-NortoH Day Book, Feb. %.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-03-29

GETTING RIGHT-Some few months
ago, when Confederate privateerman
was captured, and the crew were thrown
into Philadelphia prison for trial, there
was one universal demand by the war
party that these men should be hung as
pirates. They were brought into court
for trial, they were convicted as pirates by
Jury and sentenced by the Court The
punishment of piracy is DEATH These
men were tried and sentenced to death,
contrary to every principle of law and JUS
tlce; yet. because IA Philadelphia mob de-
manded it, the Court and the jury pro-
nounced them pirates. They could posi-
bly, have no other reason to influence their
decision than the outside pressure of the
villainous mob. Such influences we have
known heretofore to control Philadelphia
justice. Had it not been for the threat of
ellis Excellency Jefferson Davis, Presi.
dent of the Confederate States,'' these
men, engaged in a lawful mode of war
fare, would ere this have been executed
as pirates. We are pleased, however. to
learn that the Administration has conelu-
ded to treat them as prisoners Of war, the
same as prisoners taken by land This is
right. But for this act of justice we
need not thank Llcoln or his Cabinet,
nor the Republican, party. Jefferson Da-
Wis forced the Lincoln Administration to
a great principle of justice Selinwro0e
pa Times.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-03-29
MARYLANDERs IN NORTH CAROLINA.
"A letter to the Newborn Progress, dated

MARYLANDERs IN NORTH CAROLINA.
A letter to the Newberu Progress, dated
Goldsboro', N. G., Feb. Is, says:
A company Of Marylanders arrived here
this morning, which will be assigned to
some post in the State by General Catlin.
The action of this company presents
strong appeal to our own twelve months
men to re-enlist. The company left Bal
timore on the 10Th of May last, since
which time it has been in service at vari-
GUS points in Virginia, and was at the bat
tie Of Manassas. When Roanoke was
taken their time Of enlistment had Just
expired, and they had commenced on the
sixty days. furlough offered by the Gov
eminent before going into service again;
but they threw up their furlough and at
once volunteered to come to our assist
ancs. &
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MATTERS IN CEclL.-The Cecil Democrat says
that the first shad of the season were caught at
White Point, on North East river, on the l4th
inst.
The book of subscription to the capital stock of
the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Cecil county,
were to be opened at the banking house in Ell;ton
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week.
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kept 90 this ground, and the result, if in
our favor. will beato restore in South Car
DINA and other States, the power of the
la,cs 81 tie Onion, Of which. when it is SO
restored, South Carolina and those States
will be peaceable members exercising their
ancient rights. Lancaster lntegigencer.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-03-29

Gu- We would call the attention Of persons
wanting cattle and other stock, or farming uten-
sils and household goods, to the advertisements
of David Lee and DR.. Joshua Wilson, executors
of Ralph S. Lee, and G. H. Nelson, administra-
tor of Hannah Nelson, published in another col
umn. Mr.. Nelson also offers for sale valuable
farm. -
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-03-29

FIGHT OR PERIsH!-The recent disas-
tiers to our arms, ana more particularly the
fall at Fort Donelson and the surrender of
Nashville, must inaugurate new mode of
warfare OH the part of the Government and
the people of the Confederate States. As
the New. Orleans Delta forcibly says, the
deplorable inaction and loss Of vigor which
have characterized the operation of our
armies for several months past must give
way for more energetic aggression and fe-
rocious hostilities. The marvellous cred
ulity of our high official as to the brief du-
ration of the war--the declining resources
and earnestness of the enemy, and that
disastrous infatuation of foreign interview
ton, have inflicted upon our cause severe
disasters. They may prove blessings, if
they produce their proper effects, of arou-
sing our people to the true revolutionary
fever and energy.
In this we may learn, even from the
enemy, who, in cause of unprovoked ag-
gression and invasion, has not been dis
couraged by still more serious disasters
and rebuffs. Our people have not yet re-
garded with sufficient seriousness the cause
for which they are fighting, No people
were ever engaged in more serious strug-
gle. 1t Is emphatically a combat for lille
or death.Memphis Appeal.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-03-29

The N. P, CoNFEREscE, The Methodist Pro-
testant Conference, which met at Chestertowu on
tie 18th inst, after a harmonious session of five
days, adjourned to meet at West Baltimore Sta
ton, on the second Wednesday in March, 1868.
The many friends of DR.. Swentzel, in this coun-
ty, will be glad to learn that the Conference
continued him on this circuit.
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NEWS ITEMS. The Submarine Telegraph, at
Fortress Monroe, has ceased to operate. 1t has
either been cut or has broken from some unex-
pected cause.
Navigation on the Delaware and Raritan Ca
nal will be opened on the goth of March
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h
CENSORSHIP OF THE PREss.-The
New York Times, in an editorial, com
plains that one Of the effects of the pro-
hibition upon the press, in regard to the
publication Of war news on the line Of the
Potomac, has been to fill the city with
runors of the most painful kind with ref
erence to the military events Of late
The Times alleges that these rumors not
only carried dismay to many hearts, but
depressed he stock market "A doubt is
expressed as to whether any of the plans
oflhe military leaders have ever reached
the enemy through the columns Of the
public journals, but instances are cited
where those plans were made known by
other parties T'he Times adds: ssTliese
facts show how entirely misdirectet; is
the Government censorship and con-
ciudes by charging that slhe new regula-
ton Enthusiastically among other things 10
insure the public against failacious reports,
is the parent of a legion of ruliors, mors-
tfous in their proportions, which in tie
present stale Of things, there is nothing u
check or coniradict.r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24
Saturday Nights Report I
RRoM sT. LOUIS.

81. L0UIs, Feb. "a.
The celebration Wae the most extenrive.
magnificent and imposing ever seen in the
west. Business was entirely suspended and
the occasion was almost universal, snd at
tended with an enthusiasm rarely seen. Flaga,
banners and emblems Of loyalty abounded
everywhere. Business houses and residsnosa
along the line Of The procession were pro-
f1sely and tastefully decorated, and all SEEM
cd to strive with each other 10 make the
hnest display. The procession waa com.
posed OF some 5000 troops, composed Of in-
iantry, artillery aud cavalry, O lOng liue OF
citizens in carriages and on horseback. mem
bers Of the Union hs-rAau,'s Ereange, city
officers, judges Of the courts, representatives
OF the different railroads, express companies,
butchers, bakers, draymen, and the various
mechanical arts, including printing presses
from the Republican and Democrat oficsa.
which distributed copies Of Washinston's
Farewell Address among the crowd, as well
as hosts Of devices representing almost innu-
merable ideas. The procession Wss fully
miles long and occupied nearly two hours
and half in passing the Planters House.
Upwards Of $4,000 persons must have par-
tieipated in the procession or throngsd the
streets along its routs. The day will close
with an Grafton, reading Of Washington's
Farewell Address and the singing Of patriot
ic songs at the Merchants Library Hall To-
night where Gen. Halleck and staf will be
in attendance.
The utmost good order and deeOrum was
observed throughout the day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24
nLUm1NarRD.

LoUBYnL1, Feb. "a.
The city to might, in several localities, is
quite brilliant with rockets snd honnEss. A
principal feature IN the characterization Il the
exterior decoration Of the Gait House, with
multtudes Of national flags.
Gen. Buell. left here several days ago IN
the direction Of Nashville. His staff leave
here tO.noFrOE morning foI the place Of his
destination
It is reported that many Of the negroes
taken some time EiEee IRON the Green kiVer
country Of Kentucky, By the rebels to aid
Ia Certifying Nashville, took advantage Of the
panic created there by the taking Of torn
Henry and Donelson and are making their
Wsy baek to their old homes. They say ,it
vas TOO lats 70 fortify EalhVilia.
Il il understood ihat the rebels proposed
destroying bridges and roads near Nashville
IN thar retreat thithsrWard, h1t the cIti-
~s,s along she road rsmonstralsd ahd pre-
vented Il t-sf
RumoFs, which cannot Be traced 70 sny
reliable source, prevailed al day of ths svao-
nation Of Nashville by the rebsls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24
FROnI WAsHINaraN.

WAsHIHaFoHr Feb. %.
Dispatches have been received at the Ma
" Department from Commndore Dupont,
dated Port Royal, February 10, inelOsing
report from Commodore Rogers, who says
that while sounding in the Savannah river,
a short distance above the month Of the
Right river, they found tofPsaAes or some
species Of internal maohine, which they de-
stroyed.
Assistant Secretary Fox ha5recsiVed let
ter from friend IN New York, SEATING that
the announcement IN 9 Richmold paper that
1900 stand Of arms had arrived recently at
New Orleans, is untrue. "a
A passenger who cane cut from New Or
leans to Havana on the VictsriA, ssEs that
she only obtained lsa glhs tEsgSl which
were al the arms she took back o New Or
leans. The militia thsrs are iheIslors IN
armed. ~
The rebels have withdrawn thsiF pickets
from the Oceoqusn, about 20 miles from Al
exandria- esb
The departments via Be closed on Non
day In consideration Of fhneral services e.
the Ezecutivs mansion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24

PoWHhs' HoFnL.-It iS 5 great sstlElasii0n
in visIHhR lsfgs city 70 End q hotel con-
venisntly situated and having . certain
homelike cir abOut Il, and therefore we
heartily commend Powers Hotsl, New
York City. IIs proprietor, Mr.. Il. L. Pow
srs, has recently made large additions to Il,
reiltOd, in fact moasrnised il, until now il
has ell The substantial convsnisness Of hrst-
class houses without their exOrbitant
charges Its tables a. laden with the sub
stantiala and luxuriss Of the season in album
dancej its chambers are rOOmy, with good
beds and sufficient toilet sppurtenanoes,
while from It's windows better view Of
Broadway can be obtained than from almost
any Hotel situated upon It. The ladies'
Parlorn are spacious, and beautifully fur
nishod, 90 that even a rainy day in New
York can be pleasantly spent in viewing the
psnorams Of 3 great city, as IL moves on
with sights, scenss and incidents ever
changing, and hardly equAlled upon any
stage. With It's advantages of situation
this Hotel has long been popular stopping
place for merchants visiting New York, but
now, under ias present management and
with itsreoent improvements, we anticipate
s"periect rush" Among the regular board
ers at this hotel is Commodore Mutt, Bar
NUNS new man in miniature, who is said
10 be q hard nut to crack, and whose
jokes keep the table in roar.
II matter Of come interest 10 our read
ers 70 know that they can find in New
York City hotel situated directly opposite
the AstOr House, offering to it's guests the
convenisnees and accommodations Of frat
class house for tho unusually moderate
charge Of one dollar and fifty cents per day,
and we recommend them to try Powers
Hotel They viii find that its proprietor
possesses the accomplishment Of knowing
how 10 keep hotel.