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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-06
Letter from the Army.
CAMP 2D BRIG. So DIV. 6FH ARMY CoRPs,
RRANDY. STATION. VA. April %. 1864.

To the Editor Of tIe Bedford Inquirer. Perhaps
a few lines from this part Of the world would not
come amiss, and may find place in your valuable
columns As soldiers don do much writing, you
must not expect much. We are still in ouroId camp
as the weather has been too changeable to admit Of
opening the spring campaign; but from all appearan
ces, it win open soon. Every preparation is going
forward towards making vigorous efforts to crush this
unholly rebellion out and it is the heartfelt wish of
all true men to See this thing ended 1t has lasted
too long already It is now time to make the Rebels
feel that it is useless to fight against the odds they
will have to contend with. One army never was
stronger nor more eager to end this than 1t is at
this time, to prove this assertion refer you to Bed
ford county, and see the greater number Of enstmens
of late than formerly: In fact throughoutthe whole
north. We are glad to see that Bedford county has
redeemed herself by sending many in response to
the last call Many, whom we left afhome two years
ago. have since followed our footsteps the battle
field We welcome them with soldiers welcome. 1t
shows that the spirit that animated the hearts of
forefathers in 1916, is not yet extinguished in the
blossoms Of their sons and where that spirit exists,
the stars and strips must ever float There is terrible
struggle impending in Virginia, which must end in
the death of the Southern Confederacy. This war
will end in Virginia. As the rebels appear to be
drawing there forces into the state they viii hold out
until they see that Richmond must fall, which viii
take place before long One thing sure, viii have
to fight and that hard too; but this army has already
| fought hard, which many bloody battles fields will
show many of us must fall, but patriotism calls for
the sacrifice. We are glad to know that we have SO
many friends vet at home who stand by us, in the
noble cause that we are engaged in but sorry that
We have the number of enemies that seem to have
at homo that sympathise with the rebels, while we
are here, Tiskng our lives, for our countrys sake
We like to hear every person speak there sentiments
out if they are Union let them be Union, if they are
/, the contrary let them speak ont plain; we would
ro, her meet an open an eemy than secret foe. An
nemy has more honor han secret foe, the lat
te4 lacks both moral and physical courage, and are
be5eaf6 the ,otice of soldier and consequently we
mass them ty in silent contempt. We think itpru-
dent to bfihs an already letter oa close he Bedford
boys are all ven Your valuable paper has Peen re-
ce;yedin camp and 'las be- read with interest," we
to see the stand op have aken for the Uni3n,
and do not follow the example OF some vile copper.
head sbee,s who Hish to destroy this g9rlous eoun-
trs 4y'a 'e ~ Yours Respectfully
- Corp. JAMES e. o YER,
WsG g. RrE.7LE,
Co. e. ISSth, Regt. P y.
p
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Army of the PotOma ac.
All Quiet-Everything Ready-TrO ops In Fine
Spirits from the Enemy.

WASHINGTON, May 8.
Mr.. E. B. Paul sends the following to this bu-
reau;
All is quiet with the Army of the Potomac to-
day everything is in readiness, however, for q
movement at the proper moment; Our troops
are in excellent spirits, and anxious to adyanc
against the enemy under the new Commander in
Chief Gen. Burnside,s command isin favor
able position The Fourteenth New York Battery
had slight skirmish yesterday whiie going to
fhefront The men employed in the construction
department, and all other supernurherary help, are
being sent to the rear as fast as possible
Descrters from the enemys ranks cross the
Rapidan Dolly. All agree that Lee is making ex-
tehsive preparations to meet Gen Grant there
People also profess to believethat Richmond is be-
ing evacuated.
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BRYANT STRAIT TON 4 cos
CHAM OF INTERNATIONAL '
COMMERCIAL COLLEGES.
he'd 1, .bs following cities:

Established Il the following cities:
Es.a, ss.tl PHILADELPHIA,
Garner Of Seventh and Chestnut Streets, New York,
Brooklin Albany, TOY, Providence. Portland, Hart
fJ R,,rl;ncton N ewark Rochester, Buffalo, Toronto
cleaveland. Detroit Chicago, Miwukee and st. Louis
Tboronoh Theoretical and practical instruction in all
branches pertaining tp finished Business Education
The philadelphia Colsse standsrst in the State both
in oint ofreputation and,osd advantages. The point
aimed at is to place Commercial Education where it be-
lonrsn the front rank Of useful asrucon. To this
end os thorough of busnes ming is adopted
a carefully enforced under the personal supervision of
competent Professors in the various departments The
perfect system Impractical training ever devised has
bean nut in operation and is successfully carried OUT a
ordin to students advantages such as have hherto oee
considered POSSIBLE only in connection with the counting
house. After becoming proficient IN the science OF Ae-
eonnts Peumanship Commercial Calculations and Com
ereia Law the student Is advanced othe Practical De
nsrtmer+ where he becomes actual Book Keeper and
Merchant passes through the different Houses acts in
turn as Teller Cashier &C., learns the duties and repon
abilities Of each Office and becomes thoroughly informed
not only in the forms which universal use, but IN
the affairs business wth system and dispatch
scholarships issued at poin good for an un-
limited period in the eighteen Colleges comprising ths
"chain.'
Diplomas ara awarded those who fulfill the prescribed
course of study and pass the requisite examination
: For further Information send for circular
| Addrsss BRYANT, STRATToN. Co.. rs
! PhiladelpAia-
ian. 20, 1S64-s mo-.
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COMMITTEE FOR A DAYS LABOR.
GREAT CENTRAL SANITARY FAIR.
Committee on Labor Incomes and Revenue. Office
No. lis S. Seventh Street.

Committee on Labor Incomes and Revenue. Office
No. lis S. Seventh Street.
JOHN W. cL4GHoRN, Treasurer
This Committee has special work, to witt to obtain
days sAbor days income and days revenue"
from every citizen Of the three States of Penpsyvana
Now Jersey and Delaware the benefit Of the sick and
wounded soldiers.
The Committee is fully organized at the above ad-
dress calls for the cooperation of all classes in, the
community.
We Nant show what the industrial classes can do for
their soldiers
What the people can do in their separate capacity
What Pennsylvania.can do
What New Jersey can dol
What Delaware do :.
What each county do
What each city and town do,
What each profession do
What each trade can do
What each occupation do
What each manufactory do
What each bank, insurancseOmPsPy and railroad can
What each mipe can do
What each Workshop can do
What each family can do!
What each can do
What each woman can
What each boy and girl do
We want to show to the world what Aemriean fraemen
ready to do for their soldersi
This is a great work and the time short.
The way TO do so is to ORGANIZE!
Organize in your workshops-in your families.
Let the organize. 80.
Let the organize
Let the trades organize.
Organize everywhere.
Let the workmen give with their employers Ike en-
ployers. with their workmsn
Ii is easily DONE If the workmen viii authorize their
emnioyers 10 deduct day from their weeks or month
earnings and the employers viii add it day Of their
profits the whole will be acknowledged together
the credit of lie establishment say all, go work
at once with in this great work Hurry forward your
contributions. Every acknowledgment viii stimulate
OF Sers to follow your example.
fugl fsovc h.
1i.. ion by mail otberwise, the undersigned. To
work to work! =,
- !. MONTGOMERY BOND, Chairman.
Mas III w, HCrrER,
Chsirwoman Of Ladies Com.
M M,cRs;ea, Secretary
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DIED.

In Pleasantville, April 14th, Mrs EIM4AH EvAys
wife 6f William Evans, aged a years month and
10 days.
She leaves a husband two little sons two brothers
in the army, parents and numerous other relatives
and friends to mourn their loss, which we hope is
her gain
On Monday morning, May I'd, MALIEDA REIsHARD,
aged years months and 2s days. sAS
In Union township, Bedford County on the 10th, of
April, 1854, Mr.. ADAM HISIsE, aged 50 years =.
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NEW GOODS
THE BARGAIN STORE OF
q. R. * W. OSTEEs,.

WE are nov receiving choice selection Of Fancy
w Staple Dry Goods, embracing ak the new styles
and shades of Prints from l6 up BeaiG sehaes,
Apacas, Bombaznes, Mohair Mozamb;qaes Black Silks
Victoria and Pacific Lawns Cambria and Jackonet Mas
Inns Embroidered Collars and Sleevesin SETS Balmora
and Hoped Skirts, Of the best make @ latest styles.
GHAwLS AND HEAD NETs-New fabrics and designs
- Tor spring and summer Embossed Wool Table Covers
Ginghams, Checks, Table Diaper, Tckings Shirt ng
Stripes Cotonades, sheeting and shrtng Muslins of all
the standard marks from is up. White Baards sle
Red, Grey and Striped shirting Flannels.
GtLoTHS, Cassimers satinetts and Jeans CARPET and
" Floor Oil Cloths. Ready made Coats and Vests for
and boys, and gtAde in the best ana most fash
iOnable manner. Very cAeap.
HOSIERY, Gloves, scarfs Neck Ties, Shirt Collars and
IL Fronts. Cotton Yarn and Carpet Chain Hats Of
every quality. style and color, from l24 cents up.
ID of Ladies, Misses and childrens fine Calf, Goat,
French Leather, English Kid Morocco and English Last
ing Balmoras Caters, Boots. Shoes and Buskins,
town, with.and without hees-made order Call and
them; they speak for themselves s%
~ R0CERIEs.-Choies Coffee, extra hue Young Hysoa,
VI Imperial and oolong Teas Prepared and Essences
ofcofee choice of Sugar and Syrup, Rice,
Chocolate Spices, DC, &C.
.CtHEwING TOBACCO and cigaIs Of the choicest
S'brands. Queensware, fall assortment.
ERRING and Mackere by the barrel, half barrel or
dozen; together with great variety Of other goods
to which VIC call the attention -ef every body.
TNERMs CASH, unless otherwise specified. All kinds
l. ofproduce taken in exchange for goods
Bedford, May 6, 1864.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-06

Late adviees from Camden, Ark, say that Gen.
Steee's army is there and had, previous to its arrj
val, effected a junction with Gen. Thayer. Gen.
Steele had completely ontceneraed itod Pap Price,
who commands the rebel army in Arkansas, and
afar ank!ng hin, out of one position after another,
finally started on race with him for Camden, a
place very strongly fortified or the Washita River,
and came out victor, entering the works unopposed
by the enemy The Notifications we're found to con-
sist ofnine frts very strongly built, and capable OF
resietipg largely superior force
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Going. Gone
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamentary have
been granted by the Register of Bedford county the
subscriber the Estate of George Sge late of Cumber
land Valley township decd and all persons indebted to
said Estate requested to make immediate payment and
having claims thereon required present them
duly authenticated for settlement
L. WHIP, Executor.
Residing in Cumberland Valley.
Bedford apr. s, 1s64-fs.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
ruay6-ets.

ETTERS Of Administration upon tho estate of Prede-
il ricI Machtley, late of ST. Clair Township, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned by the Register
of Bedford County, all persons knowing themselves in
debtedto said estate hereby notified make immedi
payment and having claims will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
=, THOMAS ALLISON.
may6-6tF t ADMINISTRATOR
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters TestamsntAry
IN have been granted by the Register Of Bedford county
tothe subscriber, the Estate Of David Ford S late
of Broad Top township decd and all indebted to
said Estate are requested to- make immediate payment
aud those having claims thereon required present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
,,ii ~ MICHAEL W. FORD,
may6-6t% Executor.
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JACOB BROOM,
1707 Spruce ST.
Rev. W. D .Seigfried. Pastor Of 18th Baptist Church,
Philadelnhia narennher 96th 1862.

Philadelphia, December Goth, 1863.
Messrs Jones & Evans-Gentlemens--I have recently
been aborng under the distressing effects of indigestion,
accompanied by a prostration of the nerYoas, system.
Numerous remedies were recommended bySfrends and
some of them tested but without relief Your Hoohands
German Bitters qepded by persons Tha had
tried them and whose favorable meftior Of she Biters
pduced me also to Ty them. must confess thaI bad
aversion Patent Medicines, from the Thousand and
one auaek .Bters whose only aim seems to be TO PALM
sweetsned and dragged liquor upon the community,
in aslyway; and TIE tendency Of which, fesr is to
make many confirmed drunkard Upon learning thas
yours was really medicine preparation took it with
happy effect Its action was Iron only the stomach,
but upon the nervous system, was prompt and gratifying
feel Ihaye derived great and permanent benefit from
the use oil few bettles. Very respectfully yours,
w. d. SEIGFRlED,
No. 254 Shackamaxon 81.
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ppc,pT71.. .D9 FOR THE NAVY.

urAnSiti Gtprs PROVOST MARSHAL, SIX
EFs;rA DtsTkISf RkSsyL, ASA' h -.
% 1884, District Provost NJ IA % I% ' ~
CORPS. AbIo or ordinary saaen 81 listed into the Ma
sdfFce receive Adyaneehof ghree ~ s :. P~j -
", to- be refunded from any Tfi1p no. '.t "
oouL beeatitlsds Recruits enlfstir gan
tney M treeeRs adj vance pay bounty from ~
% oo1s es. uo h sre,entitlsd to prize money Men -
eu t s ~, Nl SerNiceor The Marine corps,afe esa1
ed on the quotas for % = nen LOT ae aF a
s., s , tb >terah Reserve Corpse will be
ea credited to- to the quota to be the draft Of
'ne ~"iu' '0iOAsA - SEQ. tEXSTER,
apr.1.-c. Capt. and Prov. MI 10th Ris Pa.
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Administrators Notice.

Tho undersigned residing inJuniata township Bedford
county having received Letters of Administration upon
the estate Of Fredric Hgas late Of said township de-
ceased hereby notify all persons indebted to the Estate
come forward and make payment and all persons having
claims against the Estate aeraquested opresen the
proprsly authenticated for settlement.
MICHAEL HILLEGAs,
FREDERICK HILLEGAS.
March 25, ls64-E. Administrqtors
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GENERAL N. u =
WAsHIxGroN, May 4.

NAShiShluSY -has T.
Late Richmond papers received here endeavor to
make light of the massacre of colored soldiers at Fort
Pillow The articles are written in jestng yein.-
No excuse is offered to paliate the fearful offence
against the laws of war; but the editorials an at
tempt to be witty and facetious over horrible crime,
which they evidently fear win lead to retaliation
This is shown by threats syy introduced as to what
viii be done when word received that their troops
receive like fate.
The Star says there a rumor this morning that
the colored troops, or portion of them attached to
Burnsides command, had been attacked by guerrillas
while doing GUARD duty the Orange and Alexandria
railroad and that a number of them were killed or
wounded After our inquring we are satisfied this is
not the oase
1t is said, however, that yesterday morning while
detachment coIored troops were changing position
they were attacked by small party of guerrillas who
suddenly pounced upon them, but the negroes drove
them off without sustaining any loss.
Parties from the army to-day report having heard
heavy fling on our left early this morning. =
Major General Meade has issued another order
relative to the men in the army who refuse to do duty
on the ground that their time Of service has expired
and stating that the punishment for snch conduct viii
be death. .
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-06

TIE GREAT CENTRAL FaIE.-Our readers should
not overlook the advertisements Of 'the Great Cen
trail Fair, given on another page. The fairit will
be seen te be held in Philadelphia The first week
in June in aid Of the United States Saaitary Com
mission. We have not heard that any considerable
contributions have yet been made in the county, for
the fair. If any thing, fitting and creditable to the
county is to be accomplished in the matter, fmedi-
ate and united effort will have to be made. 'D''
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-06

The undersigned appointed Auditor by the Orphans
Court Of Bedford county examine and settle the exeep
tqs to the account of James Allison ESQ Executor OF the
lastiil &c of Michael Hammer, decd and report dis
trbuten of the fund in the hands Of said accountant will
attend tchs duties Of his appointment st his Office in Bed
ford Setp&y the l5th day Of pr A. D. 1864 at ten
o'clock A. Il. sftaid dag.
s J. RUSSELL.
March %. l964-f ~ auditor
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Mail Lettings.

The following lettings viii interest. many of our
~ -rarrisonviIlc to Hop.wsn r. H. Mocleyo, s21s
From "a, risonyillo to orbisoaia wm. L. Cunning
ham, si7O.'
$27O.
From Hopewell to 3lartf' sburg, Levi Miner, $500,
From Hopewsn to Bts5ord. i'iehl' Dibert Co.. sif5
Prom Bedford to end At BI5ody Rcn.
From Bloody Run to HaneSc, Ma. }. GIfhin, S26s'o.
From Bedford to Latrobe VIZ Mce,1aide, s2,S75.
From Bedford to HollidaysbuFg DibcIt 4 cOrboy,
s;on. Bedford to Cumberland Nd. Bowlss B.'relay,
sasa.: 9''ss
Fro,r Bsdford to E!binsvillc. J. Bennett, s2s5
From qEbiisoossia to Rays Hill. Wna L cunniaghaa,
sl7o.
From Broad Top to 9?rTTiisonyiIs. Ti not needed
From Broad Top t. Burn Cabins. G. Glly1nan' l5 s27S
From Broad Tor to y III crqgk. John He2dets0h' Sis
From Tyrone to cIearfeld. c, Z, Foster. cu:tal al
Phillipsburg, at $3.50 per annam.
Prom Hollidaysburg TO WnliamsbuS. NJ ), PhiiNin'
1892
From Holidaysburg to Martnsburg Leyi dilifr S2ip.
From Williamsburg to shavers Creek. Adp thus gat1 1T
From Williamsburg to Springfield Furnace Ii, L..
AXE, 1928,
From Springfield Furnace to Bruce H. L. AXE, s7s.
From Cumberland, Nd, to Greensburg. Jas. Parson,
$2l77.
From Somerset to JOhnstOwn s. P. Snyder, $i49
From Somerset to Bedford via Berlin. John Brollier
s775.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-06

BRowx's BRoxcHAL TaoeHEs clear and gi>e lus,sib
to the voice Of SINGERS, aud indispensable to
SPEAKERS.
II recommend their to Public Speakers"
Rev H. CHAPIN.
"They have suited my exactly Taleaving my throat
and clearing the voice that could sBg with case"
T. DJGIIARME.
Chorister French Parish Church. Montreal.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines at IS cents per Box.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the matter of the account of J. W. Linzenfelter
Esq, Administrator Of the estate of Mary Gordon dec
The subscriber appointed settle the exceptions said
account and toreport distribution Of the funds in the
hands of the Administrator will for that purpose
at his Office in Bedford, Friday, the 22nd Of April
inst, when and where all parties interested may attend
they think proper. JOHN MOWER,
AHditor.
apr. s, IS64-d
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-06

THROAT DISEASES. "We would call attention to
'Browrs Bronchial Troches' We have found them ef-
feacious in allayug Irritation IN the Throat and Bronc ia
and would commend them to the attention of Public
Speakers and others troubled with affections the Throat
They also excellent remedy for Hoarseness result
ing from cold, -Coagregutioaatist Boston.
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BEDFORD HALL ASSOCIATION.

The Stockholders of tie Bedford Hall Association, are
hereby notified that the annual election for FIVE
said association win be held the Odd Fellows Hail
Bedford Borough Monday the second day of May 1868
between the hours Of and three ocock P NJ of said
day. Notice is also given that the trustees Of said
citation have declared semi-annual divdendof five per
upon the capital stock which the stocA lders can
receive by calling upon the Treasurer John r. .s5osean
S. L. RUSSELL,
Secretary.
apr %, 1866
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


Letters Of Administration upon the Estate gseoh Det-
wiler steof Middle Woodberry township, DECEASED hav
ing been granted the subscbersb by the Register
ford county all persons indebted said estate
ed to make immediate payment and those having claims
win make knoWnsthe same without delay
8s MOSES DETWfLER,
DAVID o. HOOVER.
April !, lss4.-E Admfa.siretors.
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ADMINIsFRAToRs NOTICE.

Letters OF Administration having been granted to the
undersigned Of Broad Top Tp upon the Chris
tan Barnett late Of East Providence township deceased
by the Register of Bedford county all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said requested make
immediate payment and those having claims wi present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH BARNETT.
April 29, 1s64-6ts Administrator.
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From the Hon. JACOB BROOM,
pbslal l,lrthio Ds+ 7fb IS

Gentlemen: In reply TO your INQUIRY the effect
produced by the of HooflandS German Bitters, in
my family have hesitation saying that it has besn
highly beneficial In instance, of dyspepsia Of
thirteen years standing and which bad very dis
tressing the of bottle gave decided rSe the
ond steetng cure and the third it seems has confirmed
the cure for there has been symptoms Of its reHn for
the last years In my individual of it fnd it to
be unequafled tonic and sincerely recommend its
to the sufferers.
Truly yours. JACOB BROOM
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Administrators Notice.

Letters of Administration having been granted to the
undersigned upon the Estate Of Frdrek Machtley late
ST. Clair township deceased by tbs register of Bedford
county all persons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
estate requested mako immediate aad those
having claims presea them properly authenticated
settlement. So A
THOMAS ALLISON,
March is, ls64-f Admiaistrator.
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Administrators Notice.

Letters Of administration upon the Estate jobs Metz
gar late Of Junata township deceased having
ed to the undersigned ky the Register Of Bedford county
al persons indebted to said requested to make
immediate payment and those having claims will make
known the same Bithou.delay.
81. JOHN ALSIP,
DANIEL METZGAR,
Admiaistratore
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Administrators Notice.

Letters Standardization upon the Estate Of farqaret
Imer hate Of Bedford township, decsssed hayiag been
granted the Register Of Bedford county Joh s. I'm
Ter of Bedford township all persons indebted said estate
requested make immediate payments and aose
ing claims against the same, will present them without de-
lay. 80 @gs
JOHN S. IMLER,
April J, 1s6s.-f 4dninsstTqtor.
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oYest % Yes =
UNION HOTEL.
rALrsrisn a4isetnAs, raoPaIsron.

wcst pitt Street formerly known the Globe Hotel
The public are assured that he has msde ample arrange
mepts 10 accommodate all that may favor hm with ths
patronage. A spIemiid Livery Stable attached Z"