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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-23

Our Public Directory.-Strangers visiting
the city in quest Of any of the necessities or
luxuries of life. will find the names of all the
frst-class business houses in our city, together
with large amount of other important infor
nation in our Public Directory" column on
the first mage of the PUBLIC LFDGER.
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DowY TaEY Cove pW work as low
as any other city establishment. Bring
in your job printing. T
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BOARD, 81 per week, at the Cosmopol-
itan Restaurant, No. 80 Monroe street.
m7-2w B. HoLLAYDER q Co.
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WHILE you are IN good health insure
your life in the Etna Life Insurance
Company. No extra charge for residing
and travelling anywhere South at all
seasons of the year. Moore g. West,
agents, No 22l Madison street. a25-t
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THEATRICAL.--Onr theatre-goers will
be glad to learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Lana
gan have been re-engaged, and will APP
pear here next season. They are both
an ornament to the stage, and we are
glad Manager Thompson has again
secured their services.
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The LovELIEsT or ALL-Of all the
luscious strawberries We have ever par
taken of, the box sent to our office this
morning by Messrs. Downs & Co, No
258 Front street, exceeds all. They are
fine, sweet, large, and melt in fellow $
mouth just as though they we're humps
of the extract of all good things. People
who love strawberries can be supplied by
Messrs. Downs 4 Co. at most reasonable
prices.
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TIN ware, and also iron and copper
wares, oils, lamps and cutlery, of the
best quality, can be had at most reason
able prices of Messrs Blood & Co., No.
36l Main and 40 and 400 Monroe street.
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PASSENGERS for New Orleans, Vicks-
burg, Jackson and all southern points
can remain in Memphis till 4:3O pm,
and arrive in New Orleans at 9.45 p my
next daytime through, 28 hours. Bag
gage checked through. For through
tickets or information 60 to No. Jeffer-
son street, or Mississippi & Tennessee
depot, foot of Main street. m4-lm
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Coon Music and good singing can be
heard every evening, by the charming
Mile Zada and the lovely Miss Ada
Montrose, assisted by a competent com
pany, at the Good Idea, at the corner of
Monroe and Main streets
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SAVE Your MoNEY-You can save q
large share of your money by having
your job printing executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER Office We make a specially of
this part Of our business, and, having
the most complete establishment in the
Southwest, our facilities for doing the
best of work at lowest rates are unsur-
passed by any house in this section. We
employ the best Of workmen, have al
the latest and newest styles of type and
presses, and give entire satisfaction to
all our patrons Bring in your favors to
l3 Madison street
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No. l20 BEAL STREET. This is the num-
Der of the superb drug store Of Messrs.
Walker Il Tozer, where customers will
find splendid assortment of the best
medicines, ms well as articles of toilet,
and everything in the drug line, of the
best articles. Give them call and you
will be satisfied with your bargain. I
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BLACK, Cannon & Co., Produce and
Commission Merchants, Charleston ave
nue., near the depot I
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FOR LIE ASE.

E0R LEASE-L0TS, FROM FIVE TO
Il thirteen years. Apply to
II. g. DENT * CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
mylS-lw Cor Beal and fernando SITS.
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DowS THEY Go.-The best Of Business
Cards printed for S6to Sc so per thousand
at the PUBLIC LEDGER Office. 7
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Down They &c. Our prices have been
reduced on all other classes of printing
in like ratio. +
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DowN THEY Go.-Bill Heads elegantly
printed for fifteen dollars a ream at the
Public LEDGER Office. T
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WHITE Marseilles vests, at 277 Main
street +
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-THREE COTTAGES ON GAY
II oso, street. each having five rooms, hal,
back and front porches and ci-tern, all in good
order. Win lease for enc or five years. Apply
to III. &. DENT IL CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
mylS-lw Cor. Beal and fernando SITS.
EOR RENT-ONE HOUSE ON PONT0T0C
il street, near Causey-6 rooms. Apply to
ii. g. DENT IL CO..
Real Estate Agents,
my1s-lw Cor Beal and Hernando SITS.
EOR RENT-ONE D0UBLE-FRAME COT
IL tage on fernando street, near South-two
rooms and kitchen each side. Apply to
ii. g. DENT IL CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
my16-lw Cor. Beal and fernando SITS.
EOR RENT-A TWo.ST0RY DOUBLE
il frame house on Vance street, near st. Mar
tn-four rooms, hail and kitchen each side.
Apply to ii. q. DENT * CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
myls-lw Cor. Beal and fernando SITS.
NOR RENT.-A 21 STORY FARMHOUSE
IL near the corner Of Orleans street, on Pigeon
Roost road, with all necessary out houses. For
particulars inquire at the office of the PUBLIC
LEDGER. myl7-lw
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PITTsBURG CoAL-Brown & Jones, Of
fee 247. Second street. Branch office,
374 Main street-R. C. Hite, agent. T
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LOCAL NOTICES, when inserted among
the reading matter, will be charged
twenty cents per line for each insertion.
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WHITE silk vests; also, fancy Mar
settles vests, at Drake 4 Co.'S. I
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Marriage and Celibaey, an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also.
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address. DIR.
J. SKILLIN HoUGHTON. Howard AssOcia
ton. Philadelphia, Pa. apls-Sm
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Special Notices.
Gayoso Savings Institution, \

Special Notices will be inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
Gayoso Savings Institution, No. ls Mad
ison street, transaets n general Exchange and
Banking business; will receive deposits, buy
and sell foreign and domestic exchange, sold,
silver and uncurrent money.
JOHN C. LANIER, Pres't.
E. NJ. AVERY, Cashier
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BLACK Alpaca coats, at 277 Main
street. +
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For Linen goods, call at Drake &
Co g
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Eotiee.-we earnestly request our friends
not TO pay more than five cents copy for the
PUBLIC LEDGER. We sell to the newsboys at
two cents copy, thus allowing them over a
hundred per cent profit ON every paper.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

Office. No. I3 Madison street
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Immediately after the address was over,
the Knights we're placed in regular order
as announced; and trial round was had
The riding was good, but the posts from
which the rings hung we're evidently not
in good position, especially the second
one, and it required extraordinary efforts
to take the ring Had this been other
wise, there would have been more rings
taken.
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Every one of the Knights had their
especial friends present, and all carried
themselves in n manner that was fully
worthy of the Knights of old. The
young knight of the Lone Star, lad
only fourteen years old, was frequently
applauded, and here, as he did at the
fernando Tournament, won all hearts
by his daring recklessness as rider.
James Fitz James proved himself most
gallant rider, and would have won the
prize but for an unforeseen accident Of
the wind blowing the rings from their
right position The knight Of Night
Before Last is without a doubt one Of
the most accomplished horsemen we have
ever seen. He stood on his steed rs
though he was born to the saddle. The
Right Of the Wooden Leg proved him
self most skillful aud daring horse
man, and was received by frequent
bursts Of applause The Knight Of
Devon is another good hOrseman, as
also the Confederate knight; in fact, the
hofss@snship exhibited on this occasion,
is not 10 be surpassed anywhere.
risALE OF TIE TIT.
The knight Of Night Before Last and
the knight Of Devon having come out a
tie. a trial tilt was called for. and the
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THE GROUNDS.

On the grounds around the ring were
a large number of carriages, crowded
with people, and the inside of the track
was perfectly crowded.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-02
EeUs rrn,,, tr,n so,.nvo,t

New ORLEANS, March 3O.-At Natchitochss the
Upper Red river is booming.
The spring is forward. More land will be ploughed
and planted this spring than before. The freed
men arc working we'll.
At Shreveport the plantation prospects are excel
lent.
Alexandria City is being rebuilt. The plantations
promise well.
The Ouchita river is booming. and the country is
flooded, and there fears of more extensive flood
Large crops are planted.
In Northern Louisiana the crops will be equal to
those Of any past year.
AT Baton Rouge the river is risisg. An extensive
overflow is feared.
The New Orleans True Delta newspaper has failed
Western produce is lively Great quantities of corn
from Lasalle, ILL.,. were Immediately disposed of
Texan trade is lively. West Indian and Mexican
trade is re-opening. The Mobile and Eastern Gulf
trade continues largo. Twenty five to fifty thousand
bales fcotton are expected soon from Lake Besti-
neau.
tits said that the New York steamships are losing
money. The direct Liverpool steamships arc doing
a large business
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THREE CENTS.

AROuBLE BETWEEN WHITE AND Coroprn T.,pon-
ERs.-A serious difficulty occ,,r,oJ ~, cat-.-J-.
morning at the Copper Works. at T-os+ Poit -
tween 5oIne white men and party Of coIore5 I,bo-
eFS. II appears that white man named MaIone
had engaged party Of half dozen coIored ,,or -
sssls' IN unloading cargo Of ore when fvo ryb;to
men. Charles Thompson. ". Keefe, PstricI, WoIsb
Patrick Burke, and Richard Morris, a,souIte5 tbo
colored men Mr.. Malone called for assistance
when DAVID Reeder, white man, s.evedore. infer,
leTed and the assaiiants set upon and beat him
bly,. The police Of the southern district were sum-
moned and arrested the offenders and Justice Tohn-
son held each of them in the sum of $500 to
tho charge Of assaulting Reeder The feeIino
against the colored was so strong however tbot
it was found necessary to employ party of Germans
In the eastern portion of the city to unload the ore
FALSE MEAsUREs.-C Charles Weller was arraigped
before Justice Duncan Friday last at the instance
OF John H. Helm, inspector Of weights and measures
charged with using false measures lie was fined
s-J and costs, upon payment Of which be was re-
leased.
EASTER SCNDAT.-Appropriat religious services
IN the various churches of the city, characterized the
recurrence Of this Christian festival yesterday The
sacrament Of the Lords Supper was celebrated in
nearly al! the churches of every denomination and
sermons commemorative Of the day were preached,
AssArLT-Poicoman Ray. Of the middle district,
arrested Richard Parkman on Saturday night CHARGED
with assauitng Bridget Rutter, corner of Low and
Front streets. He was committed for court bv Jus.
tce Spcer.
CHURCH FAIR.-Wo would call attention to the no.
lice In another in column, of Fair and Supper to be
held for the benefit of St. Stephens Church. in the
basement thereof the coming week
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ILTEST TELEGRAPH NEVIS
TO THE
DAILY COM GAEE5RCIAT,.
FROM FGRT MONROE.
Disastrous Fires at DanvilIe, Va, M,
Darlington, s. O.

Darlington, S. G,
Fort MONROE, March 3lst.-The steamer Eutaw,
which put in here for coal. sailed hence to-day.
A destructive fire occurred at Danville Va, on
the 26th. The planning mill of Messrs Linn & Co. a
woOilen factory, and several stores, were burned
The total loss is 5O00O, of which about S75 O00 is
covered by insurance.
The town of Darlington. S. c., was almost totally
destroyed by fire on Sunday last supposed to have
been tho work Of an incendiary. The FIRE broke out
about three o'clock in the morning. and all efforts to
check the fury of nc flames proved unavaiiing and
in a short time eighteen stores and twelve dwellings
burnt to the ground, with almost all their con-
tents. The loss very large. as many of the mer
chants had heavy stocks offspring goods
The doubleturretted Monitor Mantonomah, Com
mander j. G. Beaumont, arrived at the Norfolk
Navy Yard yesterday morning. from Washington.
After coalng and fitting out she will be conveyed to
New York by the gunboat De Soto, now in this
bar5or.
During the continuance of the Southern Fair at
Baltimore, the old and new lines of steamers have
arranged to issue excursion tickets good to return
until April 18th, at 81.
1t is expected, that after Monday next the Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad trains will pass over the
Weldon bridge aud energetic efforts are being mado
to complete by that time.
The following notices to ariners have been ssu.G:
Lfgathouse hsspecior's Gfice, Fst6 Dis'cirt, Nor
folk, March 30th.-Tho James Island light vessel
Chesapeake Bay has resumed her station
The upper and lower Cedar Point light-vessels
potomac River have resumed their stations.
b. order Of the Lighthouse Board.
J. NJ. BERRIEN,
Captain U. S. N. and Light House Inspector.
The following vessels from Baltimore have sailed
hence to-day: Schooners Mary Jane, for New Haven;
Daniel Smith, for New Bedford. and VIM Allen, for
Washington. N. c., ali with coal.
Tho following haze arrived from Baltimore: Str.
Peeonic for New York. schrs. c. c. Daley and Maria
Pierson, for Savannah
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PEodEEDlsas os THE CoURTp

c..-..-, SATURDAY, March 81. 1866
tr'"tant Caart.-Hon: Judge Bond.-H. c. Rich
ordson. deputy States Attorney, prosecuting
Alfred Bel, beating John GrasOn; compromised
John Erason, beating alfred Bell; COMPROMISED II
lngeikmg, aSsauting simon Ambach; no, guilty
soEhla lnseElng, aSsautins Simon Au,aach: NOT
guilty. Patrick Brown, assaulting John Lowery.
postponed, L. IL. Il alter, beating harles 81 Wal,
ace; E9ed . cents and costs, aud I month in Jail
John Brown, beating his wife ,darcaret: 9bando1oJ
Joha Mitchell Beating Elizabeth Mitchell; pravs iurv
.it&l Johh LoWeryr striking Patrick Brown; post
POhed: huguSlus IuS!, beating his wife, Kate Rush;
pT9y5 jury trial. John Harris beating his wife Han
aah compromised. James Greer assaulting George
W. Barrlazer; compromised Ernest Schmidt beat
~ --lan e!,NSi G"iG promised. Daniel heatley,
col"red, beating Charles Cook; not guilty. Ernest
i1chrlyer, 9G9,ing Joh9 E. Libbert compromised.
FFedeTlck Butcher, beating Henry Hess; compromis-
Ell. Martin ODounel, beating Mary Mahn; posi-
p'neQ Charles NJ eyorS, beating :. W. Ludwitz coro-
promised m Fowler, cruel treatment TO bis horse.
,!etted by court. jacob Freudeuberger beatinc
slutiug VIM Greer; postponed Bridget NcPoIaG,'S
charged with drunken and disorderly conduct and
abusing George Towers and Hugh G5lstoD: lined n
anu costs and months III Jail. Isabella Wilson
charged WITH gong into the room of Mary Lynch
h!G oe3tIng her; postponed VIM Miller beating
hlc4!rd liarrisoH;s H;scompro James Becker as
saulting ol!cer Harriwith: fined 81 and costs and
month II Jalt, Edward O'keefe, beating Timothy
Des!nond, postponed Court adjouned to Tuesday
$anerior Gossct.=--Hon. Judge Martin.-W1a. Al
aEder VS.. Anton HadrCks. Before reported; con.
Guided and held sub cura.
VIM. 5. George VS.. }. B. Rowan. Before repc.rtad-
myilon Tor return OF property dismissed
Mary Il. Ie0rEe vs.. NW. 5. George. Before re-
ported; motion to quaSh dismissed.
Sohn Ross and wife vs.. Samuel Mcpherson Mo-
n9n to strike out Judgment held sub curia
Mary "A orthlnan vs.. John Ludwig. Motion for q
new trial; motion overruei.
Assignment from 482 To sos inclusive
Court Of Cannon Peos-Hon. Judge King-RoL 49,.
Mon ct al, vs.. Peter Schu IT, Attachment on ri =
nal process; motion t" quaSh oyerruled.
ga, JaWTi 1{ y: GlIlman Es. Edward Rainey, Appeal
assignment from 5y5 to 81 inclusive,
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The Great Bond RObbery-Rec0very of the
Stolen PTODeFty


EEwBURTPoRT, Mass, March 3O-Our city Mar.
shal, j. V. L. Westcott, being in New York at the
time Of the robbery of Mr. Lord of United States So
crties and other property occurred got on the trail
of one Of the principal robbers, and aided by two
deputy marshals of New York, arrested John Jones
on the train between New Yor! and New Haven on
the 10Th instant. Jones was brought here Some of
the stolen property found in his possession At
ter considerable hard work the whole thing has been
thoroughly sifed and the result is the recovery of
all the stolen property. Jones was taken to New
York this evening. Marshal Westcott has attained q
high position by this act, and earned reward which
places him among rich men.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEwBURYPORT, March 30-The following addi-
tioRal particulars have been gathered:
Mr.. Westcott. after hearing of the robbery devoted
nis attention to the subject and sending to Charles
town obtained information that led him to seek an
interview with Mr. Lord during which he informed
and a sec md interview took place at which two de-
tectlves were present Mr. Lord declined taking any
stes IN the matter, and told Mr.. Westcott that any
IuTther action must be taken through the detective
police. United States Marshal Murray of New York
az MI NeStcotts request furnished him with two Of
ms deputies to assist him. On the evening of March
l9th' Mr.. Westcott saw the man whom he suspected
enter the ears at the New Haven Railroad station in
took passage on the train. End soon after start
ii'g Hent 70 the baggage car and found trunk wi
tne lnlaals OF the suspected mans name uponit. He
secured ls detention, and going to where Jones was
seated informed him that he was his prisoner. Jones
yielded without resistance, and was rnned.
~ WeStcott arrived here safely with his prisoner on
tuesday Of last week, and Jones has been closely
guarded hotel since. In Jones' trunk was found
eight bonds of $1,000 each payable to Rufus /. Lord
right man. ''0A '40
Detective Heath of Boston, after consultation with
Mr; Westcott, went to New York and in company
up the trail. 'e
The details Of the robbery show it to have been an
exceedingly bold affair. Jones engaqed the attention
Of Mr. Lord while three accOmplices robbed the safe
Alter the robbery the four persons engaged in it went
to Central ark, and upon opening the two tin boxes
and the pocket book, were astonshed at the large
amount Of the haul they had made. Detectives
Young, Of New York and Jones and Heath Of Boston
left with the prisoner John jones' this evening for
New York. The property will DO delivered up TO
Mr.. Lord on Monday-BoatoR Aduertiser
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EEnsElInccinn rin-,rE

WASHINGTON March 3l.-Brevet b igadier- General
c. Il. Howard this morning promulgated an order to
the effect that The issues of Government supplies to
the freed people of this District by the Freedmen's
Bureau, will be stopped on the 10th of April when
tho souphouscs will be closed and the distribution of
wood and clothing discontinued. All who are sick
will be taken in charge by the Medical Department
Of this Bureau. The aged and in6rm. and those per-
manenty disabled, will be provided with comfortable
homes at Freedmen's Village, Arlington, Va. and at
the Soldiers Rest, Alexandria.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has Withdrawn the
permission heretofore granted to e-manufacture old
and damaged tobacco with the duties only upon the
increased weight
Internal Revenue receipts for to-day, $500, ,7Ol47.
WASHINGTON, April Loving TO the interruption
Of the Congressional proceedings by the death of
Senator Foot representative Dawes could not call up
the contested election case of Dodge VS.. Brooks on
Friday, he designed. but he intends to do SO to-
morrow.
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PERIODICAL LIFERATURE.

Ds-
BLACEwooD's MAGAZINE, american rnprinD Co.
March. Contents: q a Religious Novel I2, Sir
Brook Fossbrooke, part x. 80 Memoirs of the Con-
fedorate War for Independence. ca Reform Of tho
Banl, Of England. G} Miss Maiioribanks. part rii
s6l Cornelius 0'Dowd upon Men and Women. and
other thrgs in general. Cd The Position of the Gov
eminent and their party
UNITED STATES SERVICE MAGAZINE. for AnriI -
Contents: u The Sixth Army Corps. C2y The Ma
tlonal Guard Bill. C5) Notes on Naval Courts. az
Up the Arkansas. % Major General Henry w. Slo-
cum l6j The Systems of Fertilization discussed and
declared. q Sketches of Great Captains. % Ana
Of the War. t9J Then and Now. dO) In Memoriam
ltll Editorial Notes. u2) Brevet Colonel Theodore
: Bowers. l5j CONGRESS. GN Correspondence. Q5)
Literary Notices. u6J Staf3 % Official IntelH-
gencc.
HALL'sJoUENAL OF HEALTH, for April. This popu-
lar Journal contains its usual quantity of useful san
itary suggestions
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EDROSPECTUs
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

frst-cIass establishment to which the citizens of
HaltInore could retreat in the heat of summer,
sought for in vain during tie past To supply
that want and to present at the same time profit
able investment to subscribers attention called to
this Prospectus. ,.. -
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance of about
80 miles from the city, 600 feet above on
the Northern Central Railway. which, with its double
track and present facilities, renders access TO the
Springs easy and frequent Ihe location is one OF tne
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
of character. Magnificent trees, an abundance oItne
purest water, beautiful raYlnes, clear MOUNTAIN
streams and lofty hills contribute TO make TINS spot
attractive, and to point it out as admlraoly aoaptec
for large Summer Hotel The surroundlng nelgh,
borhood abounds in pleasant walks shady drives ana
delightful prospects.
is proposed to profit by these natural advantages
by the erection of the most eligible sites, ana
within view ofthe Depot, of rstcass Hotel, under
the direction Of the Bentley Springs Company, Of
BaltimqTe County The amount of Capital is hxed
at One Hundred Thousand Dollars, in Shares of One
Hundred Dollars each, and the undersigned are the
Officers and Directors.
It is believed that in asking the citizens of Balti-
more 20 sp9scrine 70 this project, We advancing
itself. -
Our citizens will be waited on BY the Directors of
the Company fo the purpose Of soliciting subscrip-
lions to the stock.
at tke ONCE Of the Company, No. S. Charles street
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
HsY.sid Hsn s fiPiHR S A.IPs.sPs PasPss
ssaa RsSsaaass1s s,sY2i 2zibr.A.na sssa:' ! Saisss'
"'"s''SF !. B, Kniss. Secretary. Sass.sHs