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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-04
THE RIGHT or ENGLAND AcKNow-


IEDGED TO TEE. ISLAND OF SoMBkEEo.
Nature, in its widest sense, is bound
less in her resources. She furnishes
all THAT contribute to the material con-
venicnce and welfare OF mankind.
When from an increased population
and the advance of time. the huge
forests had disappeared before the axe
OF progressive civilization, and when
by the invention of steam a new source
of supply waS Ecedcd. from tho depths
of her bosom, she poured forth the
hitherto hidden mines of coal, and
thus responded to the demands-,f the
hour and Of Improvement. And when
the ordinary means OF fertlizing the
soil had proved insufficient, and .cri-
culture for its products required new
elements, small islands unfit for the
.habitation of man, and merely the
wild resting place Of the birds of the
air, were discovered and found to con-
t:in upon their surface large quanti-
ties Of Il substance by the application
of which n-out or exhausted lands
could be recuperatcd and fruitfuhess
restored.
.Among these was the island of
Sombrero, one of the so-called Lee
ward Islands, in the Caribbean Sea.
1t contained Il vast and rich natural
deposit OF the phosphate Of lime, one
of the most valuable fertilizers of
which we have any knowledge. Ame-
rican enterprises, in 1856, set atioat
its ships and vessels, and in a&hort
time over 10000 tons Of it.Aad been
irportcd into this country, And most
Of it used Oh our Southern lands.
1t now appears that this island was
first visited by a gentleman from Eng
land III the year 1914, and again in the
Year 1925, and that he then reported
to the British authorities the benefits
which would accHEe to agriculture
from taking advantage of .its rich de-
posts, but that this met with but lit
tie cncouraScment, and was passed
idly by. AS soon, however, as the
energy of our people had hewn out the
way and begun to make il available,
the British Government set up its pro
test and claim on the ground of prior
discovery. An official correspondence
has taken pl:He between the two Go
vernments, and the right of Great
Britain to its possession conceded.
Thc Royal AGRICULTURAL Society have
had its adaptation for the purposes of
increased production under conside-
ration, and have announced its pro-
prictorsllip rs Of great Importance to
the British farmer, and as acceptable
TO the agric''lturist as it is likely to be
valuable to the merchant hpd ship
wner.---CAo0icstom Courier, 22d uH.
Gov. Sharkey, of Mississippi, has
issued q proclamation calling on the
people to form two companies in each
county, one OF cavalry and the other
of infantry, for the purpose of putting
a stop to murders and robberios.
Page & Co.'S cotton factory at Mem
phisswas burned on the 24th instant.
Loss $40, ZOO.
Madame LcVcrt will soon publish
n volume entitled Souvenirs of the
War
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PARDoNs. the 10th of August,
but 500 pardons in all had been grant
ed. So say. the New York papers of
that date. There is little chance that
there will he any great number of
those in the SOUTH SHINING over the
amount of twenty thousand dollars
who will need pardon. There is not
vagrant in the country who does not
point to the ovef-rich man and say,
"Yhank God, I am not like this rich
publican and atrocious sinner. Ny
industry, thrift, talent and enterprise
will never bring me to shame
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Professor William Il. Ayt6,n, the
wcll-known editor of Blach:,coodS
Mnpcsi"a~and son-in-law of Professor
Wilson (Christophcr North), the pre-
cedinS editor, died on Tie 4th ult.
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day is the evil thereof" We trust,
also, that the good Will suffice. Let
our refofmer friends hold their zeal
in .curb-keep their souls in patience,
and be not too eager to seize casual
opportunity uow for effecting old and
1hvorite objects, in which, hitherto,
they have been baffled. Each in its
due season.
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COLUMBIA.
Monday Morning, Sept. 4, 1865.

On our first page will be found por-
tions of On interesting @etter from w.
B. Robertson, of Fairfield District, to
the citizens thereof, by whom he has
been nominated to the Convention.
Wee omit the MERELY introductory parts
of his, letter, and quote those only
which relate to what must or may be
the object of the Convention. On
this subject, we must venture upon a
few cautionary remarks. Mr.. Robert
son is conservative. He writes mo-
destly yet suggestively. His views are
in consonance, we believe, with those
of Nh: Boyce and Gov. Perry; and
regarding the required abolition Of
slavery by the States, as the limpera-
tive condition upon which they are to
be restored to peace and relieved from
martial law, he recognizes the neces-
sity of compliance with the requisi
blOn, not as a measure of which he
approves, but that the South may
escape worse evils in the continued
domination of the sword And in
this, perhaps, there will be found but
little difference of opinion throughout
the State. And, this done, the abso-
lutely unavoidable dnty of the Con-
vention will really be at an end. But
Mr.. Robertson seems not willing that
it should end here. He suggests the
basis of representation in the State
Legislature as necessary duty, also,
of the Convention. We do not see
that this is at all necessary to the re-
storation of the State to the Union;
and the introduction of the topic will
be fatal, we suspect, to any desire
which might be entertained for a
speedy finish of the business for which
the Convention meets. The Congress
will really have nothing more to do
with our State representation in the
Legislature than with any other do
nestle interest; and how you can
legislate upon parish representation
in the Senate, without census of the
State, which shall give the parishes
the right REPRESENTATION in the House,
based upon numbers white and black
together-a,M with regard to the fu-
ture apportionment of the taxes, is
not 50 clear to any mind not needless
OF what would be proper in the case.
to enter upon and duly canvass these
subjects is a work of time, and will
prove the future career of the Legis-
lature itself, after due advisement of
the vital facts. We take for granted
. that the Governors election will be
given to the people, and have but the
single objection that the measure will
still farther tend to the deprivation Of
the popular morals. If they arc wise
enough to elect the Legislators them
selves, they are surely wise enough to
elect the Governor. And we certainly
approve, having ourselves long enter
tanned the opinion that the dignity of
the Governors Office should be lifted,
by imposing upon him higher respon-
sibilities and duties. So, also, with
the Lieutenant-Governor, who is now
only q sort of contingent official, de-
pending for his uses upon possibility.
The veto power can do no harm. Its
uses are specially conservative. 1t
does not legislate- only prevents lcgis,
lation, and may thus save us from
many an idiotic legislation. AS for
uira uoce Legislation, we object to it
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Local Items.

Our readers are reminded that the elec.
ton for members Of the Convention takes,
place to-day. Comply with tho law ana
poll your votes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-04

The Smithsonian Institute, a part
of which was destroyed by fire Last
winter, is being rebuilt tire-proof.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-04

Several persons have been arrested
in San Antonio on charges of making
away with public property and money
embraced in the terms of surrender.
The work on the Mississippi Cen
trail Railroad progresses rapidly. and
1T Will probably be completed sna IN
operation by October l.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-04

Messrs. Townsend & North arc the gents
inthis city for the Charleston Ncicx. s..
are indebted to them for copy We are
arso under renewed obligations to the
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-04

Our readers are reminded that lIr. D. T.
Harvey is runnina daily line Of four-horsc
post coaches between this city and the ter
minus OF the Charlotte Railroad. As his
teams are in fine condition aWl there are
relays OF fresh horses on the route. the trip
is made in the shortest time Mr.. H. has
made the necessary arrangements and is
now carrying daily mail between the two
points, which is 4 matter Of great imper-
tance to the entire conmuni,y Persons
residing in that sectionof country dcsirous
of obtaining the news from Columbia, can
now do 80 b: forwarding their subscriptions
to the PhuWtr.
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DISTINGUISHED AHEWALs:-His Exccllcm-
cy Governor Perry arrived yesterday from
Grccnvillc, and has his quarters 1t the Shi-
Yer House. Generals Meade and Gilmore,
of the United States army. Ira, slso arrived
at .hr capital and taken lodgings at tho
Shivcr House. General Meade is on tour
of survey, inspection and cXa1oination
throughout this miiit.rv district, where he
will have much to learn. These tiiStili-
Suishcd persons are met III conference upon
the state Of affairs ID South Carolina, and
there is much of evil to exercise and require
the utmost wisdom. and lio sniai! Will, Tor
its correction. We ::car Of most atrrcious
ontraScs III many places, on the part Of the
black troops-outraScs OF Il character too
shocking to designate by name. For what
good purpose these troops arc kept i'll H'e
country and scattered over ii, it would be-
difficult to say. If process were particu-
larly required, for defeating Ill tle hopes OF
the experinas mt at converting slave into tree
Tabor: and tor driving the white population
TO madness, no. better one could be devised.
We hope that these Gentlcmcn. thlis en-
Trusted with the great and difficult work oi
carrying ont most novel experiment at
once III inorll>, politics, socl.tv and labor
the most complicated problem, perhaps,
ever subm;ttc,i..to people will bring to
this conference Il degree OF wisdom, Justice
and Cancellation, such as has not hitherto
been Very conspicuous in the management
of our affairs. 1t is true that tn" people Of
the South arc conquered people; but We
have been told and have assumed, that it is
an part Of the plan OF the Government that
they should be treated aa snch. 1t ccrtaiulv
is notsthc poticy of the Government that it
should be 80. Yet SO it certainly is at pre-
sent.
---~-o---~4~~--.~-o---~
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS is called
to the following advertisements, which are
published for the first time this morning:
Gibbes & Co.-Barouc for Liverpool.
'Conmcr's United States Type Foundry.
Lawrence, Baldwin Co.-Brokers, &c.
The Misses Henry School Notice.
Noise II Orchard-For Public Benefit
Mordecai n Co.-Com. Merchants, sc.
Jas. A. -Comptroller-Gen's Ofllco.
Nomination of DR.. GeiScr.
Box SS,' Newberry-- Drug Store for Sale.
Shelton, Calvo a. Walsh~-Shoes, &c.
Regular Meeting Fire Department.
Several persons have been arrested
in San Antonio on charges Of making
away with public property and money
embraced in the terms of surrender.
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PRosr1s1:S OF TIE PnGN1x..-We have
great satisfaction in announcing to our
readers the safe return Of our vigorous and
cntcrprising publisher from New York.
where he has succeeded in procuring such
supplies ofmatcr c!-presscs, founts Of type,
varieties of letter and ornament--as will
enable the Ptuuir to take y still farther
flight. on q still broader wing, surprising
all previous a,;rpassinSs, and showing a.
proudly and gslanty in the air as any rival
news organ in our atmosphere. &d,s. and
Su,ts, and EdJ'cS, and BG.t"tfS, Cou,'ierS and
-Nc'rtu'ies. shall not soar or shine rlorp
proudly i'll the literary on political world;
and, as an ausury Of the rc:uscitat;on,
growth and future grandeur of Columbia.
the PhTaaiI will steadily preserve her up
ward md onward course, until Shc becomes
4 tirst-class messenger of prosperity and
triumph to our people. Let them take these
assura Icea i'll good faith In L little time,
and al! our promises shall be moe THAI,
realized.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-05
roDStable's sale.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
B ont of the Justices Court OF Gold Hin, storey
county. State Of Nevada, attested BY W. n Hall,
j p. 10 me directed and delivered for the satstae-
fion of Judgment in said Court rendered on the 18Th
day OF February A. d. 1865 In taSor OF horn Broth.
ers and against Comfy and Warren, ior the sum o.
one Hundred and sixteen dollars, and toIly-eignt
one hundreths, (Sli6 ~ sud costs nave TINS zstn
day OF ADri 1885 levied on and taken into execution
ali the right title claim and Interest OF sald Juag-
mes,t de6tors Comfy and Warren IN and 70 the lol'
lowing described property, to-wit: certain piece
or marcel OF land consisting OF about one W acre,
more or less situated in American flat, storey
county State Of Nevada, said lot or parcel OF and
beine bounded on the north by house ana lot
Owned by O. Strother, the south by the mouse and
IN Known As the Willows, on the east by the Ameri;
can Fiat Ton Road, and on the west BY house anu
lot occupied BY H. White, on which piece or parcel
OF land Is stone building 36x6O ieei Sal1 oulluing
heInV occupied by said Comfy and warren, anu De
Inc f6rn1eriy used as boarding house.
Eotce 10 hereby given that will expose ior sae 70
the hiShest bidder for U. g. gold con the said prop
erty or so much thereof a Will satisS sSa neI5
snd.e costa In front Of the Justices Once Or Gola
Hili Storey county. State OF Nevada on lne llta
day Of Nav. A. D. lsfAf between the nous o.
is O'CLOCK u, and o'clocf. VIZ ~ c,Slock,
| q " = . ~ 70 .J'- WI. II. BEkGAN
Fg1h, As es icouSsahss Of 9oh Hi 9dNnAhip.
pStsd 81 Gold Hin, April 18Th. 1855 a. the AoHI ~
| 3e'elock, =. u. ~" w.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-05
NEVADA SANITARY FUND.

Events are now transpiriug which call Tor fnr'
ther aid from the patriotic einIens OF NeVaaa,
and as the signs of the times indicate speedy
termination Of our National difficulties the ON.
GERS of the Nevada Sanitary Funa nave Geemeo
Il advisable to make sma call upon .ue ciuheus
of our State for the purpose OF renueiins iuItner
aid, and at the same time propose 70 Issue an eie
giant Certificate of Membership twnich IL now
being executed 10 all who have heretofore or
may hereafter contribute ,.
The object Of this cali has triple purpose
First-To replenish the Treasury
Second--To give e.ch token upon n ~ncn nc
and those who may follow him Will look with
pride, as an unmlstakable eViaenee vi !is VI neF
Third-To gather together upon one record sll
the names of narties who have contributed, for
such future use az may be desired.
We, therefore. have set tue price OF eaeh GER
tifcate at the small sum Of 1--WE DOLLARS, orins-
ing It within the means OF al " rseeise lasting
token of membership Of the Nevada Association
ar The same time askIng for such additional con.
tributions as parties feel able to make.
All nersons who AT any time have contributed,
ave al IN forvafd TO either Of the officers
below named statement OF their contributions
TIE amount and at what time contributed, upon
which an examination Of the records viii be
made, and If found correct, eertincatc VIII De
issued embracing all amounts In one.
Tboso Iivin1 outsde Of Storey county are re-
oues,ed to procure certificate from the President
Of their respective counties, setting forth ine fact
Tho, - has contributed - dollars in
gold coin to the Sanitary Fund Of bis county, md
forward ,he same to US, upon the receipt Of which
o certificate will be made our and iorwarded 10
tbs President of their respective countiea
Where Benevolent Associations and the Ladies
Of any city or town have contributed, certificates
will be issued to such
Mis earnestly hoped that the officers Of the
Fund in each county Of the State that the ladies
wbo has sny patriotism in him, viii take an inter
eat In the matter and render us all the aid In their
power, for the triple purpose s6ove named;
RELYING upon The patriotism Of Nevada, VIC
hone for speedy and substantial reSponse
OFy ALMARIN B. PAUL,
President Neyada Branch U. g. Sanitary Com
GEO. n. DANA,
Secretary, Virginia
.tari..... -. J. L. BLACK, 1a -.a
-..g. Treasurer, Virginia
IThe Press throughout the State .sre requested
to publish this ono month, and lend their earnest
/. Nsorta In hah nlf Of the catire L s.sa- s&p6 N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-05
Notice TO Dogs.

90 ALL DOCS wIrRiN THE LIMITS
va of the Town Of Gold Hill viii please take
-AISnotice, that by the laws Of said town, you
are reouir.d to call Immediately at the Marshals
once and obtain a "tag." On and after four days
from this date, all dogs found within sad limits,
,sitbout a "a tag" will be imPounded at their own
srnense. and after imprisonment. for three days
viii be shot until they are dead.
THOS. H. JOHNSON, Marshal
Cola Hill NeY Anril !. 1868 IL. Apl u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-05
Notice.

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-Thc
i partnership heretofore existing between 10
seph Lahower and Charles w Humphreys, IN
conducting the business OF saloon keeping, AZ Ine
Grey Hound Saloon, in Gold HILL Storey county,
Nevada, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent
The partnership debts are to be paid by, and al
the moneys owing said firm are to bo paid 10 the
undersigned, as by written agreement in my pos
session is set forth.
natnh Gold Hill Anril 6. 1905
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-05
NOTICE
Internal Revenue !

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO MANU-
~ facturers liable to make monthly returns Of
manufactured articles subject TO Tax, under Uni
ted States Excise Laws, are required TO make re-
Turns on or before the 10th day Of each month.
for the month preceding
I will receive returns from parties 70 llnble at
The Office of the Assistant Assessor of Internal
Revenue. No. "a Medsn Building, North G street,
between the hours of & O'Clock 4. N. and O'Clock
Pm.
In case ofSEGLECT. will proceed Immediately
to assesS and add the
Penalty Of Fifty Per Cent1m!
r. b. SMITH.
Assistant Assessor Of Sd. 9Th and llth Divisions,
comprising the county Of Storey. Nevada
Virginia, Jan. 25 1865 Js26
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-05

Patients Of either sex, resulting in any part or the
country, however distant, who may deshr the opln-
written 1tatemenf of their cases to the Doctor re-
ceive all the attention and medicine Necessary TO
effect cure, without the necessity OF personal In.
terview. rt.t
All letters strictly confidential opened and replied
70 by the Doctor himself .r.t .a,,s, t.Lrr
Consultation at the office or by Letter-PREE
ArCures In all cases guaranteed, -z1. rt..4
address DIR. CHAS H. T0ZER, %
ana 2II1 San Hfa neIsnh 0als
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-05

By order of the Board of Trustees.
J.B. JACKSON, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. New, April 3, 1865. ap3 I'd
Ths above lie is postponed till MONDAY, the
s,h Of Nav instant, at the same hour and place.
By order Of the Trustees.
Gold Hill. NAV 3 1865. my3td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-05
Notice.

T HAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED ALI
the Personal Property, Fixtures. Liquors
Billiard Tables, etc., of the GREY HOUND SA.
LOON, in Gold Hill, and shall conduct the 6usi
ness of saloou. keeping In said Greyhound saloon
A share Of the public patronage is expected oJ
the undersigned. Ed. bhOCnC;
Dated. Gold Hill, April T. 1865 ap7 m.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-05

Keystoue Gold and Silver Mining Com.
uany,-Notice is hereby given that In aceordsnce
with the laws of Nevada and Bylaws Of the Conl-
the Company once, on MONDAY, May 2sth, 1868;
Al the hour Of two O'Clock, P NJ. so many shares oi
the capital stock OF said Company standing ID tne
names OF the following persons, as VIII be necessary
10 nav said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs Of sale and advertising: .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-05
Great Popular Loan Of the
People!

Less than $4,000, 900 Of the Loan authorized
the last Congress are now on the market.
This amount, at the rate at which 1t Is being
absorbed. will all be subscribed for within four
mouths when the Notes will undoubtedly com
mand premium, as has uniformly been the case
on closing the subscriptions to other loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and sec
ton OF the country may be afforded facilities Cor
taking the Loan. the National Bank, State Banks
and Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions ut par.
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
rhey have confidence, and who only are to be re-
sponsible for the delivery Of the notes for which
they receive orders.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia
March % 1867 ap2q eod3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-05
Notice.
- 49,"

----.-e Notice.
TOALL WHOM 1T MAY ooNGERN-Tee
i Partnership heretofore existing between A
D4osnors and g. w.tAyiesworth. IN the Livery
- ,r,,tr a conssnS All moneys OWING 10 said
An, Ar PAYABLE 70 George W. AylesWorth, ana
ii dsb,r of nd firm Win Do pail by hlm,
- = = =, GEO. w.
Tsz A. DLNaM0RE- ase
ga M ApzlI IosA No
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-05
Notice.

AZ PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE late
a arm Of Dinsmore & AylSWortn, are re9uest'
"a "a AL and settie with g. ". Ayiswortn, e
Sor. ,he arst day Of May next, ana ave cosss .s
xfer hat date, suits VIII be bronsat tOr ~i' 'u'H
dshts then OUTSTANDING syopTH
.-- successor to Diusmore & AyisWoItn-
Dated. Gold Hill, April 2, 1865. apz1 N
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Dissolution Notice.

DfsROlution Notice, 40
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN Arm herptofore existlng under the nAne Of
Frank enheimer & Co, IN the Fancy Dry Goods
on the 7th Of April, inst, by mutual consent All
demands ifainit, and debts due to the arm, win
be settled by either Of the llts fr1hnt Q taiS1
n. FRANKENHEIMER,
ig ssitsJt igIssH SAM NAnKEWITElGs +
fold Hill, April ~, 1855 rs. .n1 ..s aphM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-05
pi..oiution of Copartner-hlp.
Dissolution of C,opartnership.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE ex-
i istlng under the name and hrm Of Almarin b.
Paul & Co, Bankers, 10 this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent. The past business Of the copart.
nership VIII be closed by either member Of the
Arm, Our place Of business Will be oecupiedin
future by the Bank OF California, and having
transferred our balances to the same, deposltors
will please hand In their bank bookS for immediate
settlement and trsnhsr- We bssPeaI for the
Bank Of California the patronAEe OF the citizens
OF Gold Hill ALMARlN P. PAUL,
r.z.... ID I'D. l. BLISS
wv. H. BAKER
Gold Hill, Nay l. 1855. :" myItd
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}, Carpeuser,s TooE OhaltI 6or IsaIe!

EoX COMPLETE SET or G4KPESfERs
n Tools, and Chest w. rcd (SrAes, MI u
Iold cheap for cash. Apply to Cook, PhahIx
Nh, hsleW npyR CITY, NylW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-05
HOTELS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TAH OE HOU 8 e.

AIRS. LANE TAKES PLEASURE
Nl in informing her friends and the pub. IIs.;i
lie that she has taken charge Of the aboveS
known establishment, and intends conducting the
same on the most liberal terms The rooms are
superbly finished-second to none IN the state.
Rooms, with douple-bed, for which heretofore o.
has been charged per night, will be let for one
dollar, In consideration Of the stringency Of the
times. de26 I'm