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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

ROBBERY ON SHIPBoARD. = The cabin
of the schooner W. N. Gesner, Wesley
Egbert master, was entered sometime
during Friday night last. A pocket book
belonging to the captain, containing two
checks-one for S296.O5, and another for
s290-was stolen. Nothing else of value
was disturbed. As the payment of the
checks has been stopped at the respec-
tive banks where payable, the rogue will
be poorly rewarded for his trouble unless
he imposes upon some one and obtains
their face value in money or merchandise.
Look out for them.
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A CoLoRED WOMAN IS CRUELTY De-
SERTED BY HER So-CALLED HUsBAND-SnE
APPLIES FOR DlvoRcE.-After the Mayor
had gotten through with his docket Satur-
day, colored woman handed him docu-
ment from Lieutenant B. G. Cook, of the
Freedmen's Bureau, directed to the Mayor
of the city, which requested him to hear
the case of the bearer, and to act as he
deemed just and equitable.
She stated that her name was Lucinda
Hunter, and that William Hunter had le-
gally married her last year in New Or
leans. She came on here with him, and
found that he had wife and one child,
which he claimed, (although she possess
ed five " little darlings,") living here.
1t appears that after awhile William be-
came tired of Lucinda and returned to his
first love-" but not before he had spent
about $500 of her hard-earned wages and
what she had received from her first hus-
band, who died from disease contracted
as she said, while gallantly fighting the
battles Of the United States. Lucinda
loved him well but not wisely, and beg
ged him to return, which he refused to do,
vowing that he loved his first wife best.
Lucinda thereupon applied to Lieutenant
Cook for divorce, and he referred the
case to the Mayor.
His Honor told Lucinda that he had no
power to grant divorce, and dismissed
her.
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MARTYRS TO CARBLBssSrss.-If sll the teeth
that have been ruined by neglec. could be strung
together they would reach thrice round the
world. There may have been some excuse for
this havoc in days gone by, when there was no
absolute safeguard against dental decay In exist
ence, but thereis no apology for 1t now. Fragrant
Sozodont, the world. renowned antiseptic denti-
fice as certainly protects the teeth against decay
oil prevents stoel from rustng or water arrests
the progress Of fire. se lS-lweod
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n@ NEW AND RARE GOODS JUST
RECEIVED.
I invite attention to our new stock OF
CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
We mention few leading articles. In DRESS
GOODS we have an assortment of
PnPLINS OF all the new ttyles and shades;
GRANITE POPLINs, an elegant article for walk
ing and travelling snits;
GRANITE LUSTRE, CHEEE P0PLINs, and
PARISIEN FANClES, some very cheap;
Beautiful EMPRESS CLOTHS, FRENCH and
IRISH POPLINs,
RICH C0LORED and BLACK SILKS;
MOURNING GOODS, among which Is new
article, ALEXANDRA P0PLIN, cheap;
LINEN SaBETINGS and TABLE LlNENs, good
and cheap;
More OF those beautiful ILLUSION WAISTS,
improved styles:
The GLOVE FITTING CoRSET-ssid to be the
best fitting article ever made;
The FRENCH ELASTIC CROWN sK1RT-styles,
Elite, Plas,ique, Blegante. and New Era.
also, the celebrated ELLIPTICAL SKIRT, said TO
be unsurpassed for durability, symmetry,
and fexibility. The prettiest shirt for the
price We have ever had.
full assortment OF TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS,
BUTTONS, and BUGLB GIMPS.
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE, Agent,
80 ls-et 9o3 Main street.
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TIE OUTRAGE UPON THE COLoRED GIRL.
The three negroes-John Williams, Isaac
Harris, and Charles Wilkinson-who were
indicted on the charge of committing
rape upon the person Of a colored girl un-
der twelve years of age, few weeks since,
in Hardgrove's tobacco factory, were
brought before Judge Burnham Saturday.
John Williams elected to be tried sepa-
rately, and, after on examination, was &C
Quilted. The other two will be tried here
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e. SPECIAL NOTICE.

REGNAULT b CO., AUCTIONBERs,
MAIN sTRBET BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH,
beg to inform their friends and the public gene
rally that they continue to conduct the AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS in all its branches,
and will. as usual, give prompt and personal at.
ention to business entrusted to their care Having
one OF the largest storerooms in the city, 1t Is
peculiarly adapted for the display Of goods to be
offered for sale at auction.
They give undivided attention to sales at store,
private residences, or elsewhere, and by quick
sales and prompt returns hope to merit the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed In this branch Of
our former business. JOHN F. REGNAULT,
Sc 2o-lw WILLIAM L. MAULE.
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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, Sept. 81.


Wheat : White, sl62 bushels; red, 722
bushels
Corn.-White, 1,O66 bushels yellow, l5s
bushels.
Oats.-966 bushels.
Rye.-360 bushels.
Four.-Extra, 60 barrels.
Shorts. 900 bushels.
Timothy Seeds bushels.
Dried AppLes.-S4 pounds.
Screenings bushels
White Nedl.--5S bushels.
SALES.
Whedt.-White, q l62 bushels very bad to
choice, Sl@$2.jO; red, 692 bushels very infe-
rior to very good, 81 20@S2.25.
Corn.-White, l,O66 bushels, $lll@*l.l2 for
prime, including q lot of prime on private
terms; yellow, 62 bushels, 81 y, prime.
Oats.-1j2 bushels damaged and prime, 400
soc.
Rye.-lSS bushels, part fair, on private terms !;
balance prime, Sll5.
Shorts.-3,O00 bushels, 81. 25per cwt.
Fotrseed.-3 bushels prime, 1928.
Dried AppleS.-S4 pounds, 5Ac.
Screenings.-lS bushels, 81. so per bushel
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CARELESS Observation-Disclosures,
genuine Teuton residing in. the county
Of Henrico, was arrested Saturday for
careless driving. He. ran his wagon
against one of the big iron-grays attached
to steam fire engine No. l, and scariaed
the animals leg to such an extent as to
produce lameness. Accused declared
that his horse was such q tough.mouthed
as well as free-going animal that he could
not control him.. The case was referred to
Justice Higgins.
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Special Notices.
sg- OLD PRICES RE-EsrABL1sHED

D OLD PRICES RE-ESrABLISHED-
ARRIVAL OF AUCTION GOODS AT MITTgL.
D0RFER CO.'S. 1000 MAIN STREET, oPPo-
SITE EPosT.oFFlCR.--Weta take this method Of In.
forming our friends and the public in general or
tAe great bargains We are now Offering in Dry
Goods. shawls, Blankets, House furnishing
Goods, Carpets, Rugs, &C., &C., 30. Beautiful
styles OF Dsess Goods at 2sc. and upwards good
quality Bleached and Brown Co.tons at 10, IL, ls,
and lsc. Goods for mems and boys wear at 2s,
30 IS, and 4oc. All. wool Plsnnels at aso. Great
bargains in HOSIERY! BLANKETS at reduced
rates and great many Goods too numerous to
mention but We advise those In want OF cheap
and desirable goods to call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
MlTTELDORFER b CO.,
loos Main street, opposite post office.
Inducements to country buyers seH
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sM- sTEREOsCoplC NoyELTIEs.-Rasn.

sH STEREOSCOPlC NOvELTIES.-Besu-
tfal sTSREOSCoPIC VIEWS OF VIRGINIA
SPRINGS, NATURAL BkIDGB, and other sum
msr resorts. Also. views in and around Rich
mond, Washington, New York, Niagara Falls,
and other places. We have just received a large
assortment OF sTEREoSCoPEsa and VIEWS, which
we now offer at reduced prices /; M1sCELLAHE-
0US PHOTOGRAPHS at one dollar per dozen a
large variety ALBUMS. FRAMES, and new PHO.
ToGRAPHIC NOVELTIES All the MAGAZINES
for October now hand at the News, Book, and
Photographic Depot of
SELDEN ENNIS,
northwest corner Ninth and Main streets,
SO 81 2t Richmond, Va.
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EXcURsIoN.-The members of the Second
Baptist (colored) church, and friends, will
mako an excursion, per Danville railroad,
to Coaltield to-day. The cars leave the
depot at o'clock, and the fare for the
round trip has been fixed at 81. The pro-
ceeds are to be applied to the completion
of the new church now building-an object
every way commendable.
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GONE TO MIssoURI.-On Saturday morn.
ing last the following named young gen.
tlemen, well-known residents of this city,
left for st. Louis, Mo. : Charles P. Selden,
Joseph E. Petit, Edward Humphries,
John G. Tatum, Asa Bent, ]. r. P. Lyme,
W. Walker, and J. Johnson.
These young men have our best wishes
for their present and future welfare.
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CASES FOR TRIAL BEFORE THE HUsTINGs
CoURT.-The following cases will be tried
before this court on the days mentioned !:
To- day.-James Jackson alias Burnett,
JEFF and James Childress, Henry Myers,
Anna Read, Jim Brown, John Jones alias
Jordan Winston alias Winston Thacker,
Richard White, and James NJ. Furcon
alias John T. Furcon.
Tuesday.-Frank Butler, Daniel Chris
tian, John Henry James, Pony Harris
alias James Johnson, L. Lindsey, and Mar
garet Hinton.
Wedne v.-Isaac Harris, Charles
Williamson, David Goode, Ben Allen,
Ishmael Robinson, Mordecai Page, George
Pearman, Thomas II. Williamson, and
William Henry.
Parties interested should be punctual in
attendance
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PARDoNED BEFORE SENTENcED.-On
Wednesday last three negroes, respectively
named John johnson, Robert Eddleton,
and Jim Moore, were convicted Of grand
larceny in Judge Burnham's court. The
next day, before they had been sentenced,
the Governor pardoned them. On Satur-
day they were each sentenced by the
Judge to five years. imprisonment in the
penitentiary,
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EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
sTBAMBOAT H-As
COMPANY-CHEAPEST ROUTE zkzZ1s2d7alla2 -
NO TRANSPARENT OF GOODS Leaves Balu-
DAY. Leaves Richmond evory T TUEsDAY, TH URs-
DAY, and SUNDAY at o'clock A. H.-The
steamer STATE OF MARYLAND. Captain THOMAS
at O. clock Freight received every day Sunday
excepted) up to 8 o'clock P. n. This steamer has
splendid saloons. staterooms, and passenger &C.
commodations. Fare. So meals included State
room 81. For freight or passage apply TO
DAVID & WILLIAM CURRIE.
Ofice at Charles T. Workman q Co.'s, Fifteenth
otraot "a 22-lt
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TIE CHAsaE-A ladu -a..-.sd &C.,.

The CHANGE.-A lady returned from
the mountainson Thursday last, reaching
Richmond Friday, when the late hot speii
was at its hottest-the thermometer re-
cording ninety-six in the shade. She
stated as reason for coming home before
frost that she had no winter garments with
her, and that when she left the mountain
ous regions it was entirely too cold for
comfort. She was surprised to find that at
her Richmond home palm-leaf fans and
ice-water were the only articles In any
great demand. -.
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CARED FoR.-Robert Briggs, under the
influence of strong drink, became SO very
violent and disorderly in the First Market
Saturday that officer Bibb was compelled
to provide him with cell in the First STA
ton housa
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PETITIONERS IN BANKRUPTcY.-The fol-
lowing, in addition to those already pub
lished, have filed petitions praying the
benefit of the bankrupt act:
B. B. Sibley, Sandy Bottom, Middlesex,
September 10;
n. Montgomery, Richmond, Sept. 10.
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Corn SrEALERs.-Sylyia Cox, Jane
Freeman, Matilda Ann Brown, and Alice
Walker, all colored, were discovered in
the corn-feld Of Mr.. James II. Peay, near
Oakwood Cemetery, just before the dawn
of day last Saturday. They were helping
themselves to roastiDg-ears, and had.pro-
cured bountiful supplies. With the aid of
some neighbors, Mr.. Peay secured the en-
tire party, and handed them over to Mr..
Eggleston, at the Henrico county Jail.
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JUDGE BURNHAM's CoURT.-The follow
ing business was disposed of by this court
on Saturday:
Daniel Ruffin, indicted for larceny, was
sent to the penitentiary for five years.
John White was convicted Of feloniously
entering house and stealing two watches,
and sentenced to six months confinement
in the CITY iail.
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PRESIDENT ELECTED meeting OF
the American Improved -Gaslight Com
pany, held on Friday night last, General
Seth Barton was elected president OF the
company, vics Colonel W. NJ. Elliott, re-
signed.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara. Brakeman. New York, mer-
chandlse and passengers, w II. Dunham.
Steamer Ellie knight, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandiss and passengers D. w. Currie.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. II Durham.
Steamer Claymont. Carr, philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. P Porter.
Schooner Thomas J. Tull Cooper, =, plaster,
8. Hunter.
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie Knight Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandse and passenger, ID. w. Currie.
steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
cbandse and passengers, w. II. nunham.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Patterson, PhiladeIphia,
merchandise, Curtis Parker Riddick
schooner sarah Louise, -, Philadelphia mer-
chandse, Curtis, Parker Riddick.
Schooner g. T. Hubbard, Loveland, down the
river, light.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YoBY, septembsr 2.-Clearsd, schooner
N. J. Ch .dwlck. Chadwick, for Richmond
Schooner A. &. smyrks, Harding, cleared from
Baltimore for Richmcnt on the Goth.
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ANOTHER MAN.-We have been request
ed to state that the W. B. Davis mentioned
in local paragraph in the Dispatch Of
Saturday is not the gentleman who was
formerly clerk with Mr.. E. P. Townsend.
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VIOLENT AssAULT.-AnnL Lewis, colored,
was arrested Saturday by officer O'Dwyer
for committing violent assault upon
Nancy Washington, colored. She was
locked up for her appearance to-day
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RESTAURANT.

The undersigned respectfully begs leave TO In
form his friends and the public generally that he
has Just opened on Seventh street opposite the
new Richmond Theatres
FIRsT-CLASS RESTAURANT,
where he will be prepared at all times to furnish
all Of the dslicacies IN season the market and sur.
rounding country sFords Bis Wines and Liquors
will be OF the choicest brands. The public ara 70.
quested TO give him call. F. n. SHERRY.
No. 2l2 Seventh street,
saqo-3taod< oppos!ts new Richmond TheatYe.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYOR MAYO PREsI-
DING.-Sam Farmer, colored, was called
Saturday to answer the charge of having
in his possession two boxes of tobacco,
supposed to have been stolen. He was re-
quested to give surety for his appearance
to answer the charge before the Court of
Gustings on the second Monday in No
vember next. He produced security, and
was about to depart, when the security
concluded that it was rather risky, and re-
fused to give the bond; whereupon the
Mayor told Sam to 60 to Jail.
Charles Wright, colored, was up for as
saulting and beating Edward Haskins and
striking him with stone. Charles was
required to give 5000 security to behave
himself.
Henry D. Grubbs and David Barker
were up to show cause why they should
not be fined fifty dollars for purchasing a
lot of peaches in the Second Market to
sell again. The charge was proven, and a
fine Of twenty dollars each imposed.
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THIEvING AT THE SECOND MARKET
The crowded condition of the Second
Market, especially during the summer
season, renders it an admirable theatre for
the operations of thieves Of every descrip-
ton. It is matter Of regret to know that
they are very numerous, and almost daily
we hear of their achievements. A few
days since gentleman who was exhibiting
ten-dollar bill for the purpose Of getting
it changed had it snatched from his hand
by lad. The little rascal darted sud-
denly off, and was soon lost to view in the
dense crowd. On another occasion a
bucket filled with butter that was placed
on the ground but for moment, while the
owner was selecting peaches, was spirited
off by some sly thief. Another gentleman
lost jar Of country lard when his back
had not been turned on the object ten
seconds. Last Saturday lady had the
misfortune to have her pocket picked of a
small wallet containing fifteen dollars.
These are only few Of the robberies
which have come to our knowledge, and
we would warn all who attend the market
to exercise due caution in guarding their
money and their purchases. So frequent
have those thefts become, and so rarely
have the guilty parties been detected, that
we would suggest to the authorities the
propriety of detailing one or more special
detectives, whose duty it shall be to watch
the market. If the chief offenders could
be secured and brought to justice We
think it highly probable that the system
which now seems to prevail SO extensively
could be effsctually crippled, if not en-.
tirely broken up. The frequency with
which the rascals have escaped with i'm.
punity seems to have emboldened them
but two or three arrests, and proper pun.
ishment meted to the offenders, would
soon put the gang to fight.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in in the

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the
Y Clerks Office for the Circuit Court OF Chester
-ri county ON the first Monday in September,
samual ]. Harrison, Wellington Goddin.: and
James l.. App"rson, partners under the s'yie OF
harrison. Goddin Appersun. ........ ..Plaintite,
4. tinst
l.'It Mcdaniel Defendant.
Irr object OF this suit is 10 attach and subject
'- !a..uwiic real -ttats, TO wiz; ;he lands Of the
d,'-riart two parceis), containing forty five
arr.,. uea7 The Broad hoSk racs-track lying and
n..r. IN tie county OF Chesterfield fourteen miles
north Or The Courthouse and 81 V other estate or
tru,s within said coan'y o: the said defendant. TO
u" tguent o the pa lniihn debt Tor SoIt 20, ana
'- 90 c. sts Of protest And II appearing by efi-
sEviltAat the saIt David Nc Daniei is non. resi-
l-ur al the state therefore IL IL ordsred that he
sppasr h.ra within one month after the due publ
Gallon Of this order ana do what is necessary to
uru,.c, Gs interest in this nit
Te.les NATHAN h. CQGBiLL, Clerk.
Sc g-N.w
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HARPER's MAGAz1NE.-Harper for Octo-
Der, an interesting number, has been
placed before us by the indefatigable
Turner. Thanks.
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A DANGEROUS PRAcTIcE.-A great deal
of pistol firing is nightly INDUCED in on
Church Hill, greatly to the annoyance Of
drowsy citizens, and fraught with danger
to unwary passers-by. On Friday night a
bullet entered the open window Of a
chamber in the house of Mr.. Blankenship,
and fattened against the wall. The room
was occupied by gentleman, wife, and
child, and the lady was passing about the
room but few moments prior to the oc-
currence. The police would do we'll to
put stop to this dangerous and illegal
practice.
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CoLoRED CoMPL1CATIoSs.-The case of
Amanda Johnson, colored, charged with
abandoning her husband, Frank Johnson,
stealing his DELPHI, and being intimate
with R. Payne-all people Of color-was up
again Saturday. The Mayor heard the
testimony, making out a very much mixed
up affair, which he saw no way of improv-
ing, and he summarily told the trio to de-
part. The court was well rid Of them.
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ATTEMPTED INFANTIcIDE.-A colored
girl attempted to destroy an infant, to
which she had just given birth on Satur-
day morning, by throwing it into ravine
near Bellevue hospital. Being discovered,
the infant was taken up alive and sent
with the mother to the Freedmen's hospi-
tai, where she will remain until her trial.
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erS. ZETELLE, RESTAURATEUR.-
His tables always supplied with everything In
SEASON. a. well as dslicaces and luxuries, foreign
and domestic. Refreshment and Dining rooms for
ladies and ge entlemsn. The Bar supplied with the
best Of liquors, and good attendance everywhere.
isA NO. lava "A1" s@''@1A'
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GONE TO MAKE SPEEcH.-On Saturday
morning Governor Peirpoint left for Bed
ford county to make speech.
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Court Orders.

1rIRGI NIA.-At Rules held in the
! ClsI9's otace for the Circuit Conrt Of Chester
taI eouaty on the first Monday IN September,
1T
T., mas Hunt, administrator of P. H. Redford,
tac.assd Plaintiff,
against
The object OF This sult is 10 attach end subject
ne following real estate OF In" defendant, to w.t.
,xo parcels containing forty five acres, near he
S,pai hocE racs.tfack, lying and being in the
to-aty Of ,hestetheld fourteen mills north OF
ne ,o1r,hou,e. and any othsr estate or debts
within sid county Of the defendant TO the pay
rom tn- lst day Of Msrch 1866 till paid aud 1t
s,raarlng by atidavit that the said David Nc
Daniel is non resident Of the State, therefore 1t
.n.r :ae due publication of this order and do what
-c s-ary for hi II 10 pro, bis interest in this
sgt Tesie: NATHAN Il. C"GBiLL, Clerk.
-. a-Mly
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ballard HOTEL, RICHMOND
D VA.-THE LEADING FASHlONABLE HO.
TEL OF THE ClTY-Ths elegant establishment
is now complete In all It's appointments.
In It's structure and furnishing, psrtcuisT at'en,
tion n as been given both to mfort and style. Ut
ia remarksole FOR its cleanliness and It's furniture
is of the best quality. ,,
The lobby, ladies' reception, bar, billiard, and
ami Beautifully arranged. The ladies' parlors,
and dining on the frat floor, are easy OF &C.
cess and free from the confusion OF business;
The table is supplied bounteously with all the
deicacs ss of the season tn at this and other mar.
kets afford, and many OF the supplies come disect
from the best markets OF the country.
The subscrtbers, in their new conneodonl peg
.leaye to pledge their best efforts to the mainte-
nance Of this nrst- class Hotel snd ask the sup
PoA - John P. BALLARD d SONS,
Jouvp p,r1aRp- Proprietors.
WILLIAM r. BALLARD, 80,
T sTRIBLIsG BALLARD. gu o.