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A GREAT amateur bulldght took place at the
or;ginated for the laudable purpose Of replenish-
Inc the Golfers of the Hospital do Pobres. -Four
th0nsand of the elite of the city, including ladies'
were present, and the flower Of the youth Of Me-
co joined in the sport Eight bulls zero Success
svely brought in and tortured TO aeatn aUooo
E6ere realized from the enterprise.
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General News.

ALEXANDRIA, March 5.-The negro vote taken at
the late election will be contested provided the
white Republican vote, added to the black poll,
makes plurality.
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FIRE LOAN. 2.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, !

CITY HALL, November 8, 1856
A IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF the City, un-
der "An Act Of the General Assembly, giving auhory
to the City Council Of Charleston 10 proceed In the mat
ter Of Fire Loan with view to aid IN building up the
City anew" are hereby notified that the form Of apph,
cation for loans be obtained at the Office Of the Nerk
OF Council between the hours Of A. II. and 2P ~ q.
All applications must be fled In the above mentioned
oface, as the Committee win meet every Aoxday to con-
slider the same -.:.N . ,5-sitt5
By order Of the Mayor W. q. SMITH,
November 10 - Clerk Of Council
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New York News.

NEw YoRK, March 5.-Ihe steamer Henry
Chauneey, with $500 ,ooO. treasure, has arrived
from San Francisco, bringing California dates to
the 9Th nit
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south American News.

New YORK, March 5.-The Times Panama cor
respondent reports that the President of Bolivia
was killed by his body guard, and there is revo-
luticn in Carthagena is consequence.
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TODD C RAFFERTY,
ENGINEERS AND FOUNDERS, s.,

Ofice and Works, Paterson, Now Jersey : :
WAREHOUSE, No. 4 DEY STREET. ny ),
MANUFACTURERS OF STATIONARY AND EnNtT /
M ABLE STEAM ENGINES AND BOHERs:sFsr.
Hamp. Tow, oakum and Rope Machinery; shaninR.
Latches Planning Machines Drills; Shaping slotttnV s1d
Boring Machines Gear Cutters; CentTeng Mlllns snd
and Rubber Betting; Lace Leather, Belt HOOKS. send
General Supplies for Railroads and other Machine shon1
Judson Shows Patent Governors Saw Mills. Cotton
Gins Presses, &C.. constantly on hand.
TODD l. RAFFERTY,. Z,
March 2u 1y No. 4 Dey street n Y yss
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TAvE RN-KEEPERs,NOMCE, ;.
OFFICE CLERK OF COuNOII

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
--. March /. 1851. -
A IL TAVERN.KEEPERS AND PERSONS RETAIL
II ING sprituous liquors. within the city li1nita Who
have not executed their bonds taken out the proper
cards to show that they have license to sell win be re-
ported as not complying with the law after Monday
inst. - =
Those who have cards hereby notified to haYe the
same placed in conspicuous place In the window. All
the aforementioned time W. Il. SMITH,
March Clerk Of Council. s
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Washington News.


WASHINGTON, March 5.-The New York Herd1d's
special SAYS there is delegation from South Caro-
lima already here, conferring with the President
relative to the Brigadier Bill.
Congress will push the impeachment investiga-
ton.
Alexandria negroes claim the right to vote in
to-dsys municipal election under saERMAN's Bill.
The Chronicle of this city urges them to vote, and
IL,eatens those who, by violence or mistaken ap-
prehsnsion Of the law, shall prevent them.
The Election Commissioners sent delegates
here to consult the authorities. CAMERON
said in response to SEWARD. that if JOHNSON
had have been wise man he would have signed
the Reconstruction Bill, and thus have COTTON him
self back into his old harness. He might then,
perhaps have been forgiven some wrong done
during the last four months, but it was now too
late 10 forriye him.
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~AWAY WITH sPECTACIEs.@OLiD EYES
made new, without spectacles Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free ON receipt Of tan oents Address
E B. FooIR N. D., No. 1lso Broadway, NevEYoei
NoYember -
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T,ELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.


LIVERPOOL, March 4-Evening.-Cotto ad-
yanced Id. during the afternoon. Midding Uplands
1sad. Sales 10000 bales.
MARCH 5-Noon.-Cotton declined i since yes
terdsy. Middling Jplands 135d. Sales 5000 bales.
Provisions firm. Breadstutfs quiet. 1allow 42s. Cd.
LONDON, March 5.-Fnances unchanged.
A noon dispatch from Dublin denies the apprc-
hension of Col. O'CoNNoR.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, March Sin the House there was
an official announcement that the Presinent had
no commm cation to make.
In drawing seats STEVENS and WAsHBuRNE were
allowed to retain their old seats. The caucus
nominees were elected. BoYNToN was elected
Chaplain. Among tho nominees for this Office was
Parson BRowNLow. A joint committee was then
appointed from each House to equalize the pay of
employees.
The Speaker announced that on Thursday he
would appoint committees on mileage and creden:
tials, and would hold the other committees sub
ject to the order of the House.
In the Senate several Bills were presented-one
to reorganize the Supreme Court but they were all
laid ON the table until the committees should be
appointed.
TIE committee announced that the President
had no communication to make
The Wool Tariff goss into effect at once, but the
Senate Finance Committee will report in favo- of
It's suspension for ten days.
The Secretary OF the TJeasury has not received
certified copy of the Bill for the appropriation OF
pay Tor the Treasury Agents appointed regardless
Of the test oath which section was stricken out by
the Conference Committee previous to it's passage.
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sS THE HEALING POOL AND H5UsE or
MERcY:-HowARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS. To-.
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the.
ERRORS, ABUSES and DIsEAsEs which destroy ths
manly powers, and create impedimants to KARRIAGE'
With sure means of relief Sent In sealed lstsr en-
velopes,. free Of charge. Address Dr.slJ.t sKHLIN
HoUGHTON, Howard Association. Philsdflpht, Pal.3s
January is sg,as5 ,5;.5: :fEt. 5sisr 81, :amo4:,
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j. Ar NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. AN
application win be- made to sfhe Court a eConfnons
Pleas ss it's next session for Charleston District Tor
Charter Of incorporation Of BUILD
ING AND LOAN AssoMATIoN.,s Z tsY
February ~ "a -
, 1867-12-27

nR. JULIEN PERRAULT, Doctor Of Medicine %
~ the Faculty Of Paris, Graduate OF the Ulnr Ts
y Queens College, and Physician oil the 3D. ''n-
Baptiste Society of San Francisco. ....,l
Dr.. PERRAULT has pleasure to inform psuene y, 4.
others seeking confidential medical advice tn'i ~. T
can be corsuted daily at bis office, Armo! na
building, Northeast corner Montgomery a3u ISIi All
mcHtn streets San Francisco. Rooms No y ~, ~
first fioor up stairs, entrance on either Aons'"''
or Sacramento streets. -
DR.. PtEnAUlr', studies have been almost eHel
sively devoted to the cure OF the various loiE c!
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results % . m!-
Gus habits acquired in youth, which usnal! i Il T.;
ate in impotence and sterili!y, and psrn'aneD! -,
duce all the cOucOmtauts Of old age Nhtie rs,i
iuiirmity EXITS involving the happiness oi m s n
that OF Others reason and morality dclae ',r., u.
cessity of its removal, for il is fact thHt pieI
decline Of the vigor of mannood, ma'TlnOL JULIE ,bsr
happiness compulsory single life, ele:' hS, h1.S IA
sources in causes the germ of which Is plShVeo a
early life. and the bitter fruit tasted long ahe"lS
patients laboring under this complaint VIII Gun n.
of one mora of the following slmPOm u,,d
turnal Emissions, Pains in the Baek AnS S-or me
Weakness of Memory and Sight, Discharge III ~ n.
Urethra on going to stool or making "Ae, ,ianorf
tcleetual Faculties are weakened, Loss ,;.ocIiut
eusues Ideas are couded, and therel IS = ,r,ripg
tion to attend to business, or even reaunE, ~ nor
the society of friends, etc. The paueI' ~ sgh
ably complain of Dizziness, vertigo anu I'D 'hf
and hearing are weakened and sleep ols1no.
avfoF
coughs aud slow fever; while some "a ". SCpe
rheumatic pain, and nImbness Of the OOE! IN lbs
of the most common symptoms are piulrly Pa:
face, and aching in different parts OF lhs III i'm
tients suffering from this disease should aPP;
mediaicly to DR. PERRAULT, either IN PeIsoni Ennis
letter, as he will guarantee cure OF oSu'iN-
siOns aud Impotence ia siX TO eight weeks, in ,pJ
Patients suffering from venereal disease diseases Tlrers,
stage. Gonorrhoca, Gleet. Structures, Bnoo Oo.s1
Cutaneous Eruptious, etc. will be treated .;,y re-
iy. All Syphiiitic and Mercurial taints en'"''
moved from the system. ~bers
Dr.. PERRAULT's diplomas are in hls onieV, ruisr
patients can see for themselves that they ar M Tie
the care Of regularly educated pracHlOi'''
best references giveb if required. ..n al
Patients suffering under chronic diseases S0ss,tigs
and examine for themselves We lnVi'e nTrs ey,
ton claim not To know ryhing, nor tsn ID,
erybody but we do claim that in all cases ,rfiea-
der treatment we fulfill our promises: We ne.tsd dos
larly request those who have tried this mi and
tor, and that advertised ply sician TIL WON
discouraged, 10 call upon US.
Low charges aud quick cures. ..l.,talt to
Ladies suffering with any complaint ne,-osarapcs
their sSx, can consult the doctor with tho AS'
OF relief
, 1867-12-27
aValla agalla Statesman.
FRIDAY EVENING, December, II, 1867

HEALTH OF Cows.-Good health in do
mestc animals is always. matter Of primary
importance.
As bad health in parents transmits ten
deDcy to disease in the offspring, it is imporI
tant that every kind Of animal we desire to
continue on our farms should be kept vigor-
Gus and healthy.
As domestic animals are source of human
food, it is of gret Importance to preserve them
in healthy condition. Diseased meat car
ries its qualities into the stomach Of its cons
sumer. 1t is a serious objection which vegr
etariaGs urge against the use Of animal food
that the artificial circumstances in which an
finals live, and the bad treatment they re-
ceive: render them unhealthy. AS an un~
healthy animal dose not consume food to as
good advantage as a well one, it is economi-
calto avoid disease. AS comparative misery
and discomfort accompany disease, it is hu-
name as well as economical to see that the
animals under our care enjoy as far as possi-
bic their creature comforts.
Each of these circumstances is a sufficient
reason for guarding with scrupulous care the
health of the animals We feed; but when We
derive milk from animals, it is doubly iul~
portaut that they are kept free from every
Objectionable taint A sickly COW not only
yields diminis he'd profit, but she yields a
sickly milk, aud sicky in a higher degree
than her flesh. If COW eats anything med
iciual, it comes out in ber milk
If she is feverish her milk shows it.
If she has sores about her, pus may be
found in her milk Ifshe is fed upon decay
ed or deceased food. her milk, since it is de
rived from her food, will be imperfect. 1t
is as imp possible to make good milk from bad
food as to make good building from rotten
timber-LiHie Falls Farmer
, 1867-12-27

A small boy out West was assisting his
father to mark sheep with paint aud brush
The father would catch sheep. aud say to
the by. 'Na,k tina After the job was
done tlse boy started for his home, which
w4s at some distance, aud was overtaken by
minister on horseback, who, seeing the
boy tfcot, invited him 10 a ride behind
him. After the boy was seated be began to
cateehise him thus:
'My lad, do you attend Sabbath SCHOOL,
NO. was the reply.
you should attend the Sabbath School,
mark that All coed children should attend
both Church aud Sabbath School, mark
that
After many more remarks of this kind,
the boy replied:
4 have marked your back all over now,
and it looks like thunderr
The reverend gentleman was somewhat
nstonished when he examined his coat.
, 1867-12-27
To Females,

When female is in trouble, er afflicted vii, !,
ease, as weakness in the back and limbs n,;n az
head, dmntSs of sight loss of muscular po~. a'
pitnhon at the heat, irFitabiliiy. neryonsDs, ~
functions, general debility vagnitis. all ds.t'a.
the womb, hysteria, sterilty, and all Other 5s.s@
peculiar to females they should 90 or wr,. :,
TO the celebrated female doctor, W K. DOIIppTyn na
his Medical Institute, and consult him sloa, ~
troubles and disease The Doctor is efertins o. us
cures than any o,her physician in the State Of CIE
fornia. Let no false deicacy prevent Won BY, " G vLf
Immediately and save yourself from panfnI INK Xxx
ings and premature death. All married a,ie. -
delicate health or other circumstances prey,ni y
increase in their families, should write n, csl :,
DIX. W. X DOllEETl'S Medical Institute md H..
will receive every possible relief and beln m,
Doctors Ctlces are 50 arranged that lie can !, con-
suited without fear Of observation. WI
, 1867-12-27
Nolice to Absent Defendent.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. -,
County OF WALLA WALLA. %
In the District Court, First Judicial District,
in and for said County and Territory.
THOMAS X. MCCOY ard GEORGE ROOT, rs
GEORGE W. BAILEY.
NNO GEORGE W BAILEY, DEPENDENT IN the
4 snOve entitled action: You are hereby notified
that THOMAS X. Mccoy, and GEORGE ROOT,
Plaintiffs in this action, have fled a complaint
against you in said Court which shall come on to
be heard at tie first term of the Court which shall
commence more than two months after the 22d day
OF November. 1867, and unless you appear at said
term and answer, the will be taken as confess.
ed aud The prayer thereof granted. The object and
prayer of said complaint is to recover Judgment
against you for the Of three hundred ID fifty
five aud 5S-l0O collars, with interest thereon, the
same icing the amount due on accoun: of Thrashing
and labor performed. Complaint filed Oct 3lst,
1861. Mccoy & ROOT by GEO ROOT
II. PACKER, Att'y for Plaintids 49.2m
, 1867-12-27
To Correspondents,

Patients residing in any part OF the State bo,.,.
er distant, who may desire the opinion and sdy. =,
DIR. OHEkTY on theiI respective cases. md rio
think proper to .uhmt written statement of ,rI
III prelei ence to holding porsoEa interview an
respectfully assured that their communicate, N
be held most sacred DIR. DOHERTY takes Nh, m,
pOrtunity Of Observing, that all letters are orlv
opened and repli d to by himself and The hitter !,
soon Hs possible fthe case be fully and candida,
dercrbed, personal communication will be uqD,,s.
sary. H. instructions for diet, regimen and the zen
eral treatment Of the case Isclf incud;ng the rene.
diesl. will he Forwarded without delay, and in ,ueb
manner as to convey idea OF the purport Of h,
letter OF parcel So Transmitted;
, 1867-12-27
To the Afflicted.

DR.. W. X. DOHERTY returns hi,
to his numerous patients for their ps,.ls thnI,
would take this opportunity to remind S",.onAgs nd
continues to consult at his Institute for rusn IN that
chronic diseases of the Lungs, Liver v !9e cure Of
gestive and Genito- Urinary Organs =, Aaid1eyS D.
diseases VIZ: Syphilis in all its forms ~ print.
seminal Weakness aid all the horrid cOna Suc s'ga
OF selfabnse, Cor orrhoca Gleet strc,UIs eSO'ncss
ma nfi ,Ss and RiG DqTna nal Emissions Sexual Debility 6
and Kidneys. etc, etc; and he hopes ,b, ne 6dd.r
experience and successful practice viii e' aus ang
insure him share of public patrons1o uooG1us
practice of many years in Europe and n, S' u.
States, he is enabled to appy the most ae Uoid
success ful remedies against disease of az and
uses no mercury, charges moderate ,ra.,. as A'
lents in correct and honorable way ana ms h
enoes OF unquestionable veracty from men % as ,sr
fiesPec,a6iiy and high standing in society
ceive the best and gentlest treatment and VILE Hl =,
secrecy. implicit
, 1867-12-27
NOTICE

TTNO JOHN W. MILES: shall apply to the Van
i coucolver Land Office, on the 9Th day of No
veinber next, TO enter the n 4 Of N W L and W
4 of 4 Of section 80, aud $ W u of f 4
Of section 2S Of Tow =shp S, n r 81 east, and On
the 2Zd Of November next. at o'clock. P. NJ, |
shall take depositions of witnesses before H. Parker
Notary Public, at his office, in the City of Walla
Walla W. 1. Said deposltions to be submitted to
the Register and Receiver of the aforesaid Land Of
fee, on the day of trial, to show that you have
abandoned said Land over six mouths at one time
and tins forfeited your right under the Homestead
Act OF May 2Oth, 1862, to said land.
LEVI W. MAUZEY.
Walla Wallla, Oct 18th, 1867. 44-6w
, 1867-12-27
SpermattOrThGa

DR.. DORERrl has just published an imporin.
pamphlet, emLodylng his own views and experiences
in relation to Impotence or riity, being Shoy
IIeatIse On ~ iermutlurIhoea or seminal weakness,
Nervous and Physical debility consequent Oh hi,
affection, aud other diseases Of the sexual orgIR
This lUtle wyIk contains information Of the ums
value 10 all whether married or single, and will b,
sent FREE by mail on receipt of SIX Gents in pos,
a e - mYs fer return postage.
- Cor snitutious-by letter or otherwise FREE
Permanent cure guaranteed no pay. Address
". K. DOHEKIY d.
10 iy San Francisco, Csl
, 1867-12-27
Female nTorthly pills.

DR. PERRAULr is the only agent in Csl'G.T ;,Tenss
DR.. BIoT's Female Monthly Pills. Thel Ii rsn.
edy. unapproachei. aud far in advance ofe!s7 Snd
er rremeiy for suppres-ons and irregulaI, of h1e
other distractions in females. ON the reuefes 10
dollars, these Pills will be sent by mSii o. dT dan
any part OF the world, secure from euriosi9
age bvsG
Persons at distance can he cured al honvt sscn,
dressing n letter to DR. PERRAULT. corner "a H. Of
mento and Montgomery streets. Rooms ~ ..s csss 81
Box J73 p. o. san Francisco, statuS io, .n oeer.
infinitely as possible, general habits OF A''Ns'
patton, etc. etc.
All communications confidential qsly
July 7, lsC6.
, 1867-12-27

DOING BETTER.-A few days since, as q
lady connected with certain mission was
visiting one of the public institutions for the
reformation of juvenile delinqurnts, she
would ask the different urchins for what
misdemeanor they were in there. 1t went
on til! she came to a rather hard looking
boy, who evidently didn't like the system
when she asked
What are you in here for !?
For stealing a coat, marm.'
We'll. aren't YOU sorry for il?
Yes (gloOmily).
Wont you try and do better next time?'
yes; I'll steal two
, 1867-12-27
ShcI.inss sale.
TERRITORY OF wASHINGTON,l
[

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, CO
County OF WALLA. oo'
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the District Courl, First Junicitk Dis
trict, T., and 10 me directed. in favor of SAM
UEL LlNKTON, and against W. J. TERRY | am
commanded to sell all the rght title and interest Of
said w. TERRY 10 the following described real
property, to-wIt: Lot No. in block No T. front in
90 feet on Rose street by 20 feet in depth, in the
city Of Walla Wdl, and the building erec.e ed there.
to satisfy said execution and cost Notice is here.
by given that will sell the above described real
property to the highest tidder, for cash. lawful mon
ey Of The U. 5 on SATURDAY, The 2lST DAY
OF DECEMCER, 1861, at the hour of o'clock, P NJ
Sale to take place Jn the premises
A. SElTEL. Sheriff W. W. Co, W. II.
NV. %, lsJ7l li94wl By a. j. GREGORY Dept.
, 1867-12-27

The Panama Railroad. it was some time
ago announced, was released TO the COMPANY
at present operating it, for a period of mines
ty nine years. This road has been opened
eleven years, and during that period 400 900
Passengers and 6I4,5 tono Of goods have
passed over the line. This year it is ex pect
ed that l5O,OOO tons will pass over it. In
lo56 the income was Sl36 74l. aud the ex.
pendlture $3.50 249. In 1866 the income
was s., ,423,677, and the expenditure 81 ,2OS-
, 1867-12-27

Silk culture promises to be an important
part of the future industry of California.
Silk worms have been bred in California re-
gularly since 1860, and the weather having
been favorable, the increase has been rapid,
and next year the total production will, it is
experted, reach ps high as Is 900 900 CO.
coons. 1t is..said that the average of Europ.
can cocoons in quality and quantity of fibre
Is considerably surpassed by the California
cocoons.
, 1867-12-27
MAJOR LANES INDIAN IMMINENT,
AND TAKE NO OTHER

Price Fifty Cents per Bottle For sale at whole
sale and retail by HUDSON & MCCARTHY,
IA Merchants Exchange San Francisco. Cal.
General Agents for the Pacific Coast,
And by respectable iTuggists Throughout the world
None genuine unless signed by John Thos. Lane and
coun,ersgned by J. T. Lane Co., Propnetors, l53
Broadway, New York
aJ-Seud for Il circular. 50-3m
, 1867-12-27

The Sunday before eleetionin Massachu,ett.
all the mongrel ministers in the State pravsd
for the success Of entire prohibition. BEHOLD
the results Of these prayers Prohibition
WAS badly heaten. and the Democrats ca;n..d
10000 votes in the State. If the rasc.Is
had prayed two Sundays instead of one, Nc
should probably have swept the State.
, 1867-12-27

SENATOR sumner, smarting under the
publicity given to his domestic affairs, has
cancelled all his lecture engagements. He
has expressed himself as unable to brave the
mortify ing curiousity which his appearancs
would excite.
, 1867-12-27

AN OBLIGING FRIEND-'Whos there"
said Robinson, one cold winter night, dis
turbed in his repose by some one knocking
at the street door.
"A friend was the answer.
What do you want?'
want to stay here all night
'Queer taste Of yours, amt it? But stay
there by all means was the benevolent re-
ply.
, 1867-12-27
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
CoUNrT OF STEVENS s..
In JHstiee's Court, Stepens Counfv' W. n NJ
OPpenheimer Jastiee
HUDSON BAY Co Plaintiff, ss JAMES MeKE-
NOR. Defendant.
TNO JAMES hcKEVOR You arc her,hv ,,o,,s.S
L that the HUDSON BAY co. has fle3 sor.-
plant against You N said Court. which viii come on
70 he heard 90 the 18th day Of December a n
1867. at 10 o'clock. A. n, two months fra ,hs A.
OF ms notice and unless you appear At MD tern
aud answer the same will Be ken ns eoufss.a sn5
.9e prayer thereof granted The object and pr.ver
OF said complaint Is to recover the sun Of ons nm
drsd deii.rs Tor goods purchased nv you
Complaint nied October l4th. 1857
osiober 18th, 1867. y. 49,
, 1867-12-27

THINK OF IT. white men Of the North !
the o'u'h Is full Of negro rigHance cop,>
n"ees' which Perpetunlly threatez the live,
OF white men. women and children Wba,
should be the punishment of the white faced
seOundrels' " no have thus put up negroes
to murder their own race.
, 1867-12-27
PIONEER BRIDGE.
Spokane River.

F0TTOHAdNHNN
TENHE PROPEiEfORS of the above named Bridge
Il desire to inform the travelling public, and old
patronizers especially that being thankful for past
patronage, they will endeavor to merit a continuance
Of the same.
The will cross STOCK, TEAMS, &c, CHEAPER
than any other Bridge Ferry on the River.
They will also Keen on hand a good assortment Of
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, &c. The BAR will
he stocked with the hest of WINES, LIQUORS,
SEGARS, &c. &c. Also, Sherry Cobblers and Iced
Drinks in season. and every thing connected with
first class house.
l6 Gm TIM. LEE & co.