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MISSOURI.

Meeting Of Germans in 81. Lonis-Opposition
10 the Election Of General schurz to the
United states Senate.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 90 1865
A meeting Of Germans residing in the lower wards
OF the city has called to take action in relation
10 the extravagant expenditures OF the city govern
ment, as set forth IN the recent report OF Council
man.
senators Drake and Henderson and General Loan,
representative from the Seventh district, arrived
here Saturday from Washington, the latter gentle
from Washington Ia published here which asserts
that these gentlemen have entered into a combina-
ton and have gone home to work against the cleo
ton OF General Schurz to the United states Senate.
Navigation south Will probably be resumed to-
morrow.
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A.--Stcinway a. sons,

GRANUi 5QUAK hND UFK1BHT FIANUS.
Medal OF honor nj tho Exposition Uniyersee Paris 1867
grand Testimonial medal of the Paris Socee
Arts the year the grand honorary gold me ls Of
merit, with the and ribbon from the King Of
Sweden and Norway and the academlca houors and
bershp from the ROYAL Academies Sciences and Arts OF
Berlin Stockholm And also OF the first prize mrda IL
international Exhibition London lo62 together With
thirty-hve frat class premiums In the United States
WAREROOMS-STEINWAY HALL,
1O9 Ill East
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A-x-A-X-A-X-A--X
Napoleon top Boots $40 Double SOLE sewed Boots az 81
LUkfN BROOKS Il Sons
az broadway, corner Howard street.
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Further Particulars Of the Reported Ship.

Further PnffIcuInrH OF the Reported Ships
wreck.
LONDON, Dec. 2g-Evening.
The report OF the laundering OF the emigrant ship
Starry Banner Is unquestionably hoax, although
the full details have been published by the entire
press OF London to-day. The original de-
spatch announced the safe arrival Of sew
era OF the passengers at Boulogne, but
q telegram from that city, IN answer to an IN
quiry Tor full particulars for the New York Asso-
cated Press, conveys the assurance that there has
been no such arrival as reported.
tine agent OF the Associated Press says:--we are
unable 10 find any mention OF such a vessel as the
Starry Banner in the usual marine authorities,
which suggests the possibility tnlt later advces
Europe viii mitigate the above startling dctais.l
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ENGLAND.

Startling Report Of the Loss of Emsgrnnt
Ship and One Hundred aud Twenty Lives.
LONDON. Dec. 20, 1858.
The emlgrant ship Starry Banner, fer New York,
was totally lost In q gale on the 21st OF De-
cember, 200 miles west Of the coast OF
Ireland Forty-two people were saved OH
RATS and have arrived at Boulogne, France.
The captain and the rest of The crew and passen-
gers, one hundred and twenty-five persons, all told
were lost. Major Henry JOY, late OF the American
army, and passenger by the i'll fated vessel, was
mainly instrumental IN saving the lives Of his fellow
passengers.
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The standard of Missouri River Steam-
boafs-Arrc-i Of n Pusiiist and His Trnincr-
Municipal! Reform Association In ST. I .ouis.
1T. LOUIS, Dec. 90, 1868.
The Board OF Underwriters have appointed COM
mitee 10 report the subject OF raising the standard
OF steamboats, running the Missouri river as sug-
gested by General Donaldson Chief Quartermaster
AT this point
william Davis, the pugilist, who is to fight Tom
Allen OF Cleveland, aud his trainer. Bill Blake. were
arrested to-day on charge of assault with intent to
kill Mike Ryan and Joseph Tyrel on Christmas.
paws and Blake say they acted in sef-defcnce and
are ready for trial.
A municipal reform association Of citizens to cut
down the extravaganza Of the city officials has been
organized.
The police tonight made raids upon seven gam
bling houses.
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BatcheI0r's Hair Dyc.-The BeSt In she
world The only perfect dye; harmless reliable inssntane
GUS. Factory IL Bond street.
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Open Uouse ON New Yenr.--Don'i fail 10
call your friends and among other good sh'nz paase
have A. sPEER 2s3 Broadway, has lium ths
vineyard and Will supply the dcmand.
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Reported Collision Between the Turkish and
Grecian Forces in Aibania--The Greeks
Victorious.
PARIS, Dec. %, 1885,
Reports have been received here OF q collision be-
tween band Of invading Greeks and Turkish
force in the Turkish province OF Albania. The
Greeks were victorious.
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Wigs, Toupecs rpd Ornamental Hair.--Srst
quality Hair Dye sud Hair Dyelus oil cosOs a. bAtCh@-
LOK'S. 10 BJnd street
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A.-Thc Great Irish American Paper

A Set or to q New Years Table,
GOLGAN'S PICKLED OYSTERS.
To be had only t23 CLIFTON street, brooklyn.
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Advance Of General valmaseda- Depreciation
of Currency in Havana.
HAVANA, Dec. %. 1868.
Advlces from Nuevltas OF the 26th inst. state that
General Valmaseda left san Miguel on the ed with
1900 men, marching southwark towards Puerto
Principe. On Wednesday, the 2sd, there was lighting
between his column and the insurgents.
The insurrectonists have destroyed the lighthouse
at Point Lucreta.
Spanish gold has advanced here to 2il "A per cent
premium, and the rate OF bank discount is from 10 to
20 per cent per annum.
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Royal Havana Luffcry.-Prixes Paid ~ tt0id
Information furnished The highest paid Tor D0annons
aud all kinds OF Gold and Silver
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sleeve Buttons and stud-.-Ncw Siyie~-trr
sale by GEORGE q. ALLEN i5 Broadway, one aoor beov
N Al
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The Sultnn,s Decision Not to Participate In
the Projected Conference.
CONsrANTIEoPLE, Dec. %,
VIA LONDON, Dec. 29 1868
circular from the Sublime Port, just issued, con-
Arms the report Of the Sutans refusal 10 participate
in the projected conference IL the Cretan question is
to be discussed.
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diamond Finger Kings.

CristadOro's UnrivuIIed Hair Dye.---oid and
applied at No. Asor House. Nanu.ctory d Maiden lana.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
~Soo.>~.>~,~~~~~~~c-~>>~
The Eastern Conference to be Held
on the I'd Of January.
Reported Conflict Between the Greek and
Turkish Forces in Albania.
The Proposed international
= Ocean Yacht Race.
~>-~>-~~~~co~~oo~>~
Another Emigrant Ship Re-
ported Foundered at Sea.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY LIVES LOST.
End of the Rebellion i'm
st. Domingo.
~~~~>~~~-e>~~~~>~->>~~~o>>~~-
DEFEAT OF THE INSURGENTS
TURKEY AND GREECE.

The Eastern Conference Resolved On-The
Sessions to Commence Oh the I'd OF Janu-
afy.
PARIS, Dec. 20, 1853.
The details OF the Conference have all been
agreed on, and the sessions will begin in this city
Saturday next.
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Fine Gold Earrings and PiML.
MOURNING EARRINGS MD PINS,
FINE GOLD WATCH CHAINS.
All new styas, FOR sale by GEORGE Q. ALLEN.
4i5 Broadway. one door below Canal street.
Get Rid of u Cold nt Once by Using Jaync's
EXPECT0RANT, certain cure for all Pulmonary aud
Bronchial affections Sold everywhere
Holiday Presenfs-A Rare Opportunity
Being about LIST January, prepared -
close retail splendid Wholesale stock u Gtenns
and Frames stereoscopes Views, Albums
cts, &c. H. 4 II. q. ANTHONY CO., 5Oi Broadway,
Nicholas block Call early.
Indispensable for the Coming New Year
= new lat and nowhere can the article be rrred e,tr
He acknow edged authority fashion, and his noh6y
little crown-coverngs the most elegant s,i and desra
that eminent nuisance the Loew Bridge aud prepared
give his whole attention TO decorating the heads a te
people.
It's vaime is IncaIculahie.
process Of teethng MRS. wINsLOw's sooTliING SYRUP
Is safe and certain remedy has stood the ess Of many
he bowels softens the gums and aliays ali pain.
De s'i aMTs WiSsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP
having the facsimile of "Curs PerSiasn dc outside
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Open Uousc ON New Year.--Don'i fail 80
call your friends, and among other good thngs rartake
OF spesrs Port Grape Wine Most all New Yea tsb WI
vineyard and viii supply the demand.
Royal Havana Lotfcry.-Prixcs Paid IN Gold
Information Furnished The highest rates pad Tor poaanons
rAyLoRS CO., Bankers, IS Wan street, y. Y
sleeve Buttons and stvd-.--Ncw Siyie.-tpr
sale by GEORGE g. ALLEN, is broadway, one door below
Canal street.
Wigs, Toupees nnd Ornamental 1air.--8rst
quality Hair DYE and Ilar Dyeag all cosor a. BAtCh&.
LoKs.to BJnd slrscL
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For First Glass Printing Of Every Desrrip-
ton go TO the Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment W
Nassau street.
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Steamships The Queen Liverpool; 2h, wesphalia,
Hamburg City Cork, Halifax and Liverpool Cleopatra,
Savannah; Charleston, Charleston; Saratoga, Norfolk.
Wind nj sunsct SW
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Fine Gold Earrings and PiA.
MOURNING EARRINGS AND PINS,
FINE GOLD WATCH CHAINS.
All new sylas for sale bv GEORGE q. ALLEN,
Ala Broadway. one door below Canll street.
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Diamond Finger Kings,
twenty-five, thirty, my i've bundled dollars
each, Tor sale, by GEO. q. ALLEN, as Hrostsay,
door below Canal street.
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CoLGAN's PICXLED OYSTERS.
To be had only at23 Clinton street, 5rooklyu.
A.--Thc Great Irish American Paper,
THE BOSTON PILOT.
this opens with interest emit
"ihe Irish Widows Son. the Pikemen OF siuety
eight" Wholesale dealers, American NawsCo For by
all newspaper dealers aud carriers.
BatcheIor's Hair Dyc.-The Best In she
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable insantann-
Factory IL Bond street.
Cri.tadOro,s UnrivniIed Hair Dye.--oid and
applied Mt No. castor House. Naautsrory d Maiden tana
Diamond Finger Rings,
each ior sale By GEo O. ALLkS, as Ysos.sss oas
door below Canal street.
Dayis,s Holiday style Of Gentlcmen,s Iiats.-
Z9s Broadway, near Duane street
Elegant Holiday Hat,
AtvAIL's, Al Fnton strict.
Fine Gold Watches.
LOOK AT THE PRICES
Cenenen's Gold American Levers. $40
Ladies' Gold american Levers VI
God Detached Levers. -
Ladies' and Diamond Enamel Watches. 81
Geutemen's English Patent Levers LOO
AT very low prices. GEORGE q ALLEN, importer 81
Watches and Jewelry, wholesale aad retail,
slb broadway, one DOOR below Cana street
Fine Wines, Liqnors md Cigars aud For-
eizn Domestic Fruit OF all kinds the HOLIDAYS
LOTION d MURPHY, l95 Broadway.
Fer First Class Printing Of Every Desrrip-
20 TO the Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment "
Nassau street.
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Fine Wines, Liquors md Cigars nnd For
eixn Domestic fru, Of all kinds for the holidays.
LOTION 4 MURPHY, Igt Broadway.
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Elegant Holiday Hat,

Davies Holiday style Of GentIcmen's liats.-
2gglS Broadway, near Duane street.
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Of sNee the First" and | promise to reign over
you inspired always with feelings OF affection and
generosity and benev0lence. | have ordered
my Prime Minister 10 prepare for you many
prizes IN lottery which desuDe for
You. Each OF you may approach my throne
and | will confer upon you number corresponding
to prize. The present season opens under the
most favorable auspices. We have had many Christ
mas trees and many presents There are 5till some
aunts and uncles that have not performed their duty
but we hope that they will do so without 0bliqing
us to resort TO severe measures Ny relations with
foreign Powers are as favorable could be desired
have received from all parts precious letters OF
friendship-from England large cake, rom por-
OF chestnuts Greece has honored me with boxes OF
ralsins; Turkey has PRESENTED mo with his best
Smyrna figs; SPANS homage was fresh grapes, and
France has sent boxes OF champagne the African
princes have sent man dates; other nations have
shown an equally generous disposition. must now
call Dyour attention to very important matter Hav-
ing no other desire at heart than the happiness OF my
people have decided to choose q husband, and my
royal choice has fallen on Edward Thornton, whom
order you to love and esteem From this moment
confer upon him the title OF "The Duke OF Candies
and Prince OF sugar Plums.' hope that next year
we shall again be reunited and that shall then be
able, as now, 10 announce TO you the happi ness
which Providence has again designed 10 shower
upon my country. have ordered my ministers TO
place all my presents the table for u royal uan-
quet to which invite you.
No message from'the throne was ever before re.
ceived OF so entirely sweet and delightful character
as this and all the little listening licges duly apprc
ciated the bounty and generous confidence Ok their
sovereign, Nelly the First.
Army IntclIirrnce.
Secretary schodcld. upon the recommendation OF
the chief of Engineers. has nude tho following -.
sisumeut OF olaeer, Of va Engacsrs corps: :
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Get Rid OF a Cold ut Once by Using Jayne's
EXPECTORANT, certain cure for all Pulmonary aud
Bronchial affections. Sold everywhere.
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AT very low prices. GEORGE q. ALLEN Importer %
Watches and jewelry wholesale aad retaii,
flb Broadway one door below Cana strssa
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-29
Governor Seymour.

1t is with pleasure we present to our read
ers the following excellent description, from
| the New York World, of the personnez of til,
next President of the United States:
! The temporary Chairman Of the Convcn
ton, Henry L. Randall, has just returned from
his seat behind the tribune, and man wear
ing dress-coat, with his head bare, advan
ces up the main aisle of the hall, amid ire
| mendous storm Of cheers, arm-in arm with
| Gov Bigler, of Pennsylvania, and General
Wade Hampton, of South Carolina. This
man is Horatio Seymour, twice Governor Of
the State Of New York, and to day ranking
as perhaps the ablest man in the Democratic
party. Ascending the platform he looks
| around for a moment, and as he stands now
we will bring out his salient points as they
appear to us. Seymour is dressed in tho old
style shad belly coat, which is buttoned
across his chest, leaving open diamond
shaped portion of irreproachable white linen
and very neatly arranged black neck-tie Of
moderate dimensions. The head is well shap-
ed, and set gracefully back on a firm pair Of
shoulders, and the lower part Of the face, be-
low the eyes, is almost perfect oval. The
eyes are Of brilliant brown color, and shine
like diamonds beneatha firmly balanced fore
head, which is bald-the badness extending
back as far as the back part Of the skull
The mouth is pleasant and mobile, and when
Seymour smiles at you, the feeling produced
is genial one
This is cultured man, a man Of free tastes
and high purposes, a man Of elegant diction
and also of powerful analysis. The skin of
the face is sa1low and thin seam of white
whlskcrs encircles the throat under the chin
Why is it that all men Of mind or mark in
the worlds struggles have this peculiar sal
low skin? It has always been an accompani-
ment, ii not an Indicator of genius. The
Caesars Napoleon, Frederick, Tully, Turenne,
Disraeli, Henery Clay, Webster, and many
others OF similar celebrity have had, or have,
sallow skin. The dress OF Seymour is in
perfect accordance with good taste, for Hora-
ito Seymour is gentleman first, last, and all
the time When he makes gesture, it is
dignifed and yet graceful His voice, slight
" impaired yesterday by bad cold, is COR
rect in its intonations, full, and, when APP
preaching climax, resonant. The hands,
when lifted in air, are white like woman's
and the fingers slenaerly shaped When
speaking, all eyes and cars are turned his way,
and his influence on large body Of men is
magnetic and thorough. His long and stead
fast adherence to Democratic principles, his
persistence in the right, through good and i'll
report, has made the name of Horatio Seymour
a dear one to all Democrats. To the humblest
man in the party he is courteous, polite, and
kind in his manner. His knowledge Of parli
amentary law is full. His manner of recog
nizing delegate on the floor is all that could
be desired ; and no man in the house ever
looks at him for five minutes without feeling
that he is worthy Of being the Chairman Of
the Convention
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sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. ]
KISS

There's formal kiss Of fashion
And burning kiss of passion,
A fathers kiss,
A mothers kiss,
And sisters kiss to move;
There's a, traitors kiss for gold,
Like the seTpent's clammy fold,
A first kiss,
A stolen kiss,
And the thrilling kiss Of love
A meeting kiss,
A maiden kiss,
A kiss when fond hearts sever,
But the saddest kiss
On earth is this
A Kiss to part forever.
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II, JEFFERSON, FREDERICK CO.. MD, July 22d, 1867.
MgssRs. CLoTWoRTHY & Co.:
GENTLEM EN- The wonderful which have
been made by your ~Peulterers FRIEND cannot fail to
interest all who raise Poultry gentleman of this vii
lae lrs been experimenting chickens with the gapes.
He tried your poulterers Friend according to the di-
rections and it had the desired effect in destroying the
porn electlay relieving the chicken at once Since
then have had many calls for it and It has been used
extensively WITH the result Ii is of incalcuiable
value 10 ali who raise Poultry. Respectfully
a SPENCER.
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A q. ARTHUR. ID. ID. s.

<&s SIAUNIUN, n.
Office door from cor. Of Beverly & New SITS
nssszA Artificial Teeth mounted on Gold Silver,
etHffYYssaa Platina and Vucanite. The greatest i'm
provement yet introduced into Dental Science is
conceded to be the Vulcanite proeess; ii being
four times lighter than gold, and much cheaper,
embracing superior cleanliness, nicer adaptation,
with many other advantages All the various OPP
perations of Dental Surgery performed with strict
referance to permanenGy. march 14-tf
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The Josh Billings Papers.
CHIPS.

Don't mistaik a dounkast eye for modesty;
ways.
/ It IL one thing to talk the chances, and
quite another thing to fad them.
1t il not the whole Of our duty tew follow
the example Of good men but tew leave
behind US sum decent tricks for others to
foler
Rumor IL spark at fust, then FIRE, then
a conaagrashun, and then ashes.
The wust enemy thata man kan have IL
flattery; it IL wuss than abuse. 1t il better
tew be knocked doun endways by foe than
tew be knocked sideways by the quill ov
windy friend.
Death il cessation oy hostifities /; flag
ov truce TO the righteous game, and tew
the wicked no loss.
If you are looking after happiness don't
take the turnpike talk one ov the by -rodes;
you will avoid the toll gaits and find it less
crswded and dusty.
Much beauty il like the strawberry, soon
out ov season, but exqusit while it duz last,
and, like the strawberry amt perfckt with
out a good deal ov shugar
Rules for long life are ike guide-boards to
! a de serted city. %
Hipokracy IL one ov the vices that you
kant konvert; you might as well attempt to
get the wiggle out oY snak, Or the grease
out ov Fat pork.
A witty writer ia like porkupine hiz
quill maiks no discretion between friend Or
foe.
About one half ov thiscomforts ov this
life il the result oy getting tired ov onr-
sells.
Solitude wud be an excellent place tew go
if man could leave his baggage {of SIM be-
hind him.
He that marrys christian woman il the
son-in-aw Of Divine Providence.
Menny young person hez died old by
living a long time after they wos dead, and
menny an old person hez died long before
their time cum by being dead while they waz
a living.
Precepts are poor stuff to bring up your
young ones on ; it IL like sending them doun
a cellar without any kandlc to learn them to
see in the dark.
There IL no such thing as aeksidents if
one thing happens by acksident, awl things
may Heaven haz no bureau ov aksi-
dents.
We should be keerful how we crcurridge
luzuries !; it IL bat step forward from hoe
cake to plum pudiin, but it IL d mile and a
half by Che nearest road when we have to go
back agin.
Smiles and tears cum frem the same foun-
| tain, and as the showers Of Heaven are fol
lowed by the sunshine to gladden. the earth,
50 duz JOY follow sadness tew naik the sour
cheerful
| VALUABLE STATISTICS are thir-
! tu.tma lhausand seven hundred and eighty.
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81 BALTIMORE, February I'd, 1863.
MEssRs. CLoTwoRTHY g. Co:

My chickens were dying very fast with what my
neighbors called "Chicsen Cholera" | induced to
try your "Pouterers Frend and tworled like charm
gave it as directed and cured those that were then
sick and have not any symptoms of the disease
since. Yours Respectfully
zee 4 B. MENCKEN, Cross and Warner Streets
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ANNAPOLIS, ND. February 18th, 1865
.MEssDs. CLoTwogTuy s. Co.:

n GENTLEMEN IL have sold all the "I'onlterers'
FRIEND received from youiast August. The poultry in
the surrounding country dying very fast with 'Caol
era, Irecommended your "Pouerers Friend, and as
far could learn it has proved cure for the disease.
Respectfully, W. r. GOODMAN
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FrEsT-cEAss roABEs oaEY $3.50 PR. DAY.

Having purchased the POWHATAN HOTEL
Property, $50 long and fayorably known to the
travelling publie) and having THOROUGHLY Re-
PAIRED and RE-FunNIsnEp it with New FuRN1-
ruRE, BEDDING, &C., offer to my old patrons and
the public generally, the comforts of a Home
With competent clerks, polite and attentive SER
wants, and with my long experienced the Buisi-
ness, think can safely guarantee satisfaction to
my guests. The location Of my HOUSEKEEPING sit
uated in sight of the beautiful Capital Grounds,
surrounded by fashionable residences, and within
d few moments walk of our most prominent bust
ness thoroughfare makes ii convenient for persons
visiting the city on business, and attractive for
those who come for pleasure. My rooms are large
and comfortable, and my tables win compare IA
yorably with that of any Hotel in the State. With
the improvements have made, conducive to the
health and comfort of my visitors, and intending
to devote my entire attention to them, 1 feel as
sared that the House will be sustained upon its
own merits confidently appeal to the public
for a geneross patronage.
A. J. FORD, Proprietor.
Late Exchange and American Hotel, Richmond,
Va may l3-tf
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CAUTION-The public are cautioned against any
similar preparation only Cotworthg aud Co.'S are gen
inc. A ~ go :,
tiinore Street liberal discount allowed, when pur-
Co DR. Young 81 Co., f. H. Link. Stanton, Va, and
Barb, Mt Clinton. Va inarch 4-oin