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BALANCE OF PowER.-The K,

bALNNCE or IoWER:-Ihe knoWl-
ed@' iIlat thtE actually control the
Gottfilhlenta aflairS OF TINS cry can
liot 'tIl 70 ne source OF Gr&tihcatIon
TO me etsn.y OF ninety auuil maze ne
S'oeH o. mere may be 3
4t"-saE a aoIeil or tW"-lasIidiou>
ana oIei-i,-;c Wine neolhe III The town
Nllo 60 no lihe IhlS + OF lhln-. ont
II Is d >~atIsi"clioll 10 me negroes to
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SPECIAL NoTICE. Indigestion is the
cause of nine-tcnths OF all diseases the
living machine is subject to. Give tone
to the stomach and digestive organs, and
you Will save more than half in your
doctors bills. Dr. HcnIey's celebrated
mi BitterS are recommended byaIl ply
sicians TO dyspeptics and for all COM
plants of the liver and digestive organs
See advertisement in another column.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ArriyalS.

Arrivals.
By L. H. OVERS STAGE FROM RENO.
A rorey J Patnot Miss Martin
Mr. Can yer Mr. McCarty j Oliver
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To those who admire Geat.emens'
Trottlng Horses.

THERE Has BEEN MUCH SAIO IN REGARD
Z t. The movement Of Trotters in thi. vicinity.
and propose to EXHIBIT the TRyTrISG STALLION,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Mail and Express.

ARRIvFS.-FrOm the c. z. Railroad and
Washoe at a. IN.
From Virginia, Gold Hill. Silver City
and Dayton at 10 a. IN.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at D p. NJ.
D~EPARTs.-For Washoe and c. p. Rail-
@ at & p. m.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 1 p. IN.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora at
a. III.
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: a. III.
TAKING THE APER.-BusinesS men,
subscribers to this and other papers,
complain that some of their %ncighbors
customers that they themselves can
scarcely get hold of their own papers
to read. Such '.customerS' ought to
subscribe for at least their local paper,
and keep on hand for themselves and
their own customers. If a man has to
curtail expenses, he ought to cut loose
from liquor and toDacco-trom news
papers never.
WRONG MAN.-Our old friend II. NJ.
Vesev, Of Gold Hill. dropped down to
Carson yesterday morning for the pur-
pose of informing us that the gentle
mar whom we took for himself the
evening before was Colonel Chaplin, of
Silver City. Several others made the
same mistake: and. as the gentleman
with the carpet bag and sealed ticket
~Of-leaVe looked so much like uncle
Nesev, we hope u item of Yesterday
will be forgiven both by that gentle
man and Colonel Chaplin, whom We
uninteutioHally slighted.
THE CArIroL.-The work of finish
ing the interior OF the State Capitol
Will be completed to-day. The con-
tractor has some work vet to do on
the exterior OF the building. finishing
the portiroS. etc. which gill nroLa-7
bly, be completed next week. Shelly
hr7rv ana ~1.anntar. aro linz nH+ -,
Tor the Controller and Treasurer, but
t, rast N for ~ H"o Ill the con-
.
iItTE fANDANG".-lhe Ilute and
Washoe Indians have been indulging
i, , o,oua f,nI,,ro ON tho Ia. ri
OF the Carson for the nast few davs-I
with Frank Henderson Che stage driv-
cr} as moor or -r9uhi manager: Frank
HaS nau 'o'SIueIao!G experience III
itlu!ait 1t'.''ED III me prep.
as articles Of diet.
LEGAL M1>Ex-A. G.. Ellis. F,o
and General Robert NJ. Clarke ves,or-
LAY Net,t o"1 10 az aiming b.strict'
mining propertv-whethcr for the
purpose Of purchasing or entering into
4N'S"'i'i' "e III" Ho' Ie"'li'
MINT MISUNDERSTANDING the
Senate amendments to the Appropria-
ton Bill concUrred in 10y the House of
l.epFe>tIl-atlEes' on IhnrsdaN, was
The Tnifad SfataI Ranch Mini iutLiI
civ.
p,l.a. 49, rr,.
'',o
w'hita ~ e|hI'S I'a
crano yhi.h tLo[. La,9 haa u,nraI
49, f,- i,a va,,
James J. ~NIandleb2rm kaens com
stantlv on hand he finest jmnorred
Havana and domestic cirars tobacco,
in all lis various modes OF prrna ration
coutectioncries. fruits. nuts. etc.
DANCEAT EuPIRr.-The good p~eop,e
of Empire CITY will have another of
those Measurable sociabIes for which =
they have become famous. this eyen-
liiG' a' h'ISlI " nope nan.
TEoTTING To-DAY.-A. NJ. Worth
Cwper Of tha fast 1ro.tinr stallion
,Go.I 80 - 4.
trot the animal over the Carson race
course THIS afternoon at o'clock.
P1sC,ron1N-Savera1 nartins fror,
Carson river tomorrow. in casa tho
,,n,nT,- s,. ,
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500 REWARD

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
L the return of Gushing on Parliamentary
legislation a book taken from my desk in the
Senate Chamber. FRANZ DENVER.
Carson City, March s, 1871. mh9-tf
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WANTED.-State Warrants for 1870, at
. cents. RICE { THORPE.
aplI-lw At Wells, Fargo K Co.'S.
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FAILURES OF COTTON HOUSES.

NEW YORK, December IL.
Much excitement prevailed IN the cott
market Yesterday ip consequence of the
failure ofseyeral houses and rnmored insolv-
ency oil many others. The small receipts Of
cotton last Week, as compared with the cor
responding time last year, and tears OF q
short crop thereby engendered, together
with the rise in cotton IN Liverpool, where
The supply is very scanty, has caused alarm
for several days past among the short In.
'terest In the market. This resulted In a
sudden and marked advance in price, which
seriously embarrassed those dealers who
were hampered by contracts, and rendered
some, unable TO fulfil them. Three .failures
are officially, announced, namely: VIM. +.
Wright 4 Co., Adolphus G. Schaeter d Co. and
J. LeaScfaft. The failures resulted from Ina
bilfty of the parties to fulfil contracts In con.
sequence of sudden fluctuations of the mar
keL Wrighti& Co. place their Indebtedness at
$39. 900, aud are ready to compound at fifty
cents on the dollar. a They expect to settle
affairs and continue business N q few days.
lSchaefer d Co. and LeaycrafC have failed Tor
considerable amounts, but declare themselves
unable to state the sum of their. obligations.
They profess confidence In their ability to SET
tie with their creditors and continue business.
Many rumors were sfioat yesterday ane raoon
affecting the solvency Of other firms, but no
other failures have been officially announced.
Some OF the det .ers reported to be In difficulty
have, confessed to serious embarrassment
when questioned on the subject, but expressed
the belief that they would be able to "tide
lover" the trouble.
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THE LEGISLATIVE D0INGS,
4 SMALL EARTHQUAKES IN FINANCIAL
CIRCLES.
OF lhe Senate-A Full-sized Bill In tho
House.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, S. c., December ID.
In the Senate bill was introduced to create
board OF commissioners of pilotage for
Charleston, Georgetown aud Beaufort. The
resolution To take recess from December 20,
1871, to January 2, 1872, was amended by SUBJ
stituting January S, and passed.
The following bills were passed to third
reading: Bill to regulate the deposit of public
moneys by county treasurers; joint resolution
requiring the treasurer to prepare an exhibit
of all bonds and stocks of the State; bill to
alter and amend the charter OF the Town OF
Georgetown; bill to amend section 27s of the
Code. The following were tabled: An act to
regulate the manner of keeping and dlsours-
ing public funds; bill 10 prohibit the bringing
of paupers into the State. In executive ses-
sion the nomination of W. ]. Gayer as jury
commissioner for Charleston County was re-
jected.
In the House, Bosemon introduced a bill to
incorporate the Edlsto, Caweaw and Watles
Creek Canal Company, with wonderful pow
ers, including that Of bringing fresh water to
Charleston.
There is no change In the financial sltua-
,ion. TEE NEWS special unveiling the de-
signs of he Ring caused small earthquake
In monetary circles. PICKET.
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THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, December 13.

WASHINGTON, DeCeUlOeC Id.
A special instead OF joint committee was
ordered on the Senate resolution appointing q
committee OF seven on retreDchment, to be
elected as other committees. Trumbull, who
favored the joint committee, proposed an
amendment as an instruction 10 the commit
tee to do certain things. The administration
wing are fighting this. The Democrats take
no part in the debate, and the result Is re-
garded as significant. Thurman, favoring
Trumbul,s amendment the result of the con-
test will indicate whether the disafected Re-
publicans and Democrats can control the
S-nale. h'-
The discussion of the joint resolution occu-
pied the Senate all day. no decision being
reached. Spencer introduced bill granting
land aid to The Florida Railroad.
10 the House, Hoar, from the committee on
education and labor, reported a bill providing
for the appointment by the President, with
the advice aud consent of the Senate, OF COM
mission OF three, TO hold office for two years,
unless their duties shall have been sooner &C
complished, who are to investigate the subject
of the wages and hours Of labor. anu OF the dl.
vision OF the Joint profits OF labor and capital
between the laborer and the capitalist, and
the social, educational, and the sanitary con-
dition of The laboring classes OF the United
States, and hsw the same are effected by the
existing laws regulating commerce, finance
and currency. The commissioners are to re-.
ceive salary OF five thousand dollars each,
may employ o clerk, and shall report the re-
suit Of their Investigations to the President,
10 be by him transmitted to Congress-. Dis.
cussions showed favor for the bill from all
sides, but 1t went over with the morning honr.
| The following nominations have been made:
]. !. Mott, collector of the Ninth District OF
North Carolina; G. O. Richards. collector OF
the Second District or VIr Iinia; 81. W. Taylor,
assessor. Third Texas; T. Il. Brooks, assessor,
First Virglnia;J. Hogan, assessor, Third LOU
isana
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TIE ATTORNET- GENERAL.
His Reply 10 the Criticisms OF the Oppo-
sition Press.
tn The Editor of The columbia Phenir:

To the Editor of the Columbia Phgnis:
Your frequent references to me OF late, 10
connection with what yo,. call the 'bond
frauds, ~ lead me to say single word.
have been before the people of this State
as O public officer for nearly four years, and
during that period believe I have received
and deserved the respect Of the community
generally. With opportunities as abundant as
those of other public officers, to injure others,
or 10 enrich myself at the expense OF the pub
lie, have never, to my knowledge, been sus'
ppcted, either by my political associates or op-
ponenls. of using my o1Iice, or my official
knowledge and influence, for unworthy or dis
on st purposes.
Now, however. you and others, while MAX
Ing no direct charges, nor furnishing any
proof 10 sustain Your alnsions, are seeking 10
convince the public that have been party
to some great public wrong. ], therefore,
break silence simply to say to all, whether
friends or foes, that have neither committed
nor sanctioned, nor wnked at any fraud what
soever either in connection with bonds Or any
other matter For all that have done am
responsible, and do not seek any Immunity;
but have neither done nor consented % any
act which was not Justified, In my honest
Judgment, by the demands Of my official duly
Yon must, therefore, pardon me If say TO
yon that your attacks give me no uueasin- ss,
though 1t would not be true II were 10 say
that I do not regret them. After four years of
honest endeavor TO so conduct myself as TO
give no occasion to po iiical Intolerance, even
to charge me with official misconduct; aud,
after earning the enmty Of mapy of my own
party, on account of my opposition to what l
believed to be corrupt men and measures, I
find you and others ready to denounce me as q
dishonest public officer, and calling upon me
to clear myself from charges which are wholly
vague. and of which the proofs are only dark
ly described as 'sIorthcoming." No man
knows better than you that your demand is
wholly unreasonable and unfair, and that no
worthy purpose can be subserved by such a
course. Until, therefore, you can make dis
tinct charges, prefer to let my character,
now pretty we'll established in lhis commu-
nifty, stand against all your at acks.
D. q. CHAMBERLAIN.
Columbia, s. c., December 7, 1871.
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THE KU-KLUX TRIALS.
CONFESSIONS OF 4 CONTRIIE MEM
BER.
The Ku.Klu1 Formed for SelrDefence
-Yorkville Threatened by the Negroes,
and Gin-Houses Burned-More True
Bills.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS ]

COLUMBIA, s. G., December l5.
In the Ku-Klux court, to-day, the case OF f.
e. Mitchell and others was continued. SeV-
eral more witnesses were called to sustain
the charge of conspiracy. The cross-exami-
na.iou of a;member of the Ku-Kux who had
confessed, eliclted the statement that an Or
ganization was formed In 1868 for purposes
of self-deience. and to prevent incendiarism
BY the negroes. Threats had been made by
the Radicals that Yorkville would be burned,
and many gin-houses had already been de-
stroyed.
The defence showed, by number of wilt
nesses, that the whole county Yves terror
stricken. and that the need of selt-proteclion
was the cause Of the organization. One wit
ness named Julia Rainey lost her Clubhouse
aud twenty-five bales of cotton by incendlary
fires. ra r-s ..-
An immense crowd was in the courtroom
during the proceedings, and the excitement
was intense.
True bills have been presented against Ed
ward F. Roery, ct al, against Lawson Arm
strong, ct al, and against Thomas B. White
sides, ct al. PICKET
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iuryman; for to belong to the council OF the
City of Columbia just now, requires, 10 sue
cessfully proceed. q man with the KnoWleoge
of the Gins aud outs' hardly second TO that
possessed or acquired oy manbniators OF e
self could hardly fill juryman's seat with
more 'seternal fitness for (such) things" The
other maR, Mr.. James McMackeD, OF New
berry. OF fNewberry?
This gentleman, II the Information Is cor
rect, and it Is very strongly authenticated,
immigraled iuto tie ranks Of Scott's State
conslabuary in 1870, and was stationed at New
berry, where he may have stopped about three
months. This is the representative juryman
from Newberry, only 1t may be added he has
subsequently been employed at the State Lu-
natic Asylum, guarding class OF men whose
condition Is one 10 be commiserated, and
who might find, even IN their deplora1ie ae.
mented situation, proper subjects for exchange
of feeling without the walls that fence them
in, in security from the woes they little seek
of. that are now the lot OF those who were
once the associates with them around happy
f1resldes. ac.
The jury formed, witnesses were placed
upon the stand to prove the horrible consplra-
CIV about which the charges have been rnns
until they're stale. To do this the famous ku-
Klux constitution and bylaws which the man
who Judges of the average gentleman OF Soutn
Carolina tried to immOrtalize. Several Wit
nesses were put upon the stand TO prove the
genulneness of the document, and the remain
der of the afternoon and evening session was
occupied by the examination OF these witness
es and other testimony, with the endeavor TO
show that in 1868 conspiracy did exist OF the
nature described, and which the prosecution ls
irving to bring down to the present time SO as
to embrace his charges and the acts OF congress.
One witness testified that an organization was
formed Tor the purpose of security against In
csndiarism.
The case is not yet finished, aud doubtless
the cross examination of these willing VIII
nesses will reveal something OF the true state
of affairs, shorn Of all the kadical garoaSe 'na'
has been so thlckly piled about the truth.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

ROME, December Is.
The Italian Budget shows deficiency ol
BERLIN, December l3.
Count Won Arnim is appointed minister to
LONDON, December 13.
lent success in observing the total eclipse oi
the sun.
The Standard has special from st. Peters
burg reporting disagreement between Czare.
witch Alexander and Prince DeRenss. the Ger:
man minister to Russia. Alexander assailed
lDeRsuss, and the friends separated The parties.
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THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
NEW YORK, December l9

NEW YORK, December lS.
A Matamoras special says the conference be
tween Generals Palacias and COrtina and The
government treasurer resulted in call upon
the merchants for loan of sixty Thousand dol
lars The merchants relus"d to subscribe.
Cortina Is supposed to be in league with the
insurgents. Serious trouble Ia apprehended.
General Palacias Is almost Isolated. IL Is ril-
which stops the only road open hence to the
capital. General Quiroga has left Monterey
for Mier with number of cavalry, and may
reach the latter place In two days. General
Trevino will follow with portion Of his army,
and it is expected he will try to reach this
place.
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Columbia, s. c., December 7, 1871.

"A new guillollne has lately been Intro.
ducrd by NJ. Heinrich, executoner general Of
Paris. N. Heinrich, who Is very humane
man. thought 1t was cruel to force criminals
to 90 some distance from their cells, and then
climb ght OF 81 air. to BIZ killed, and his new
machine IL SO arranged that there is no plat
form 10 ascend. The condemned no sooner
emergys from the prison than he Is thrown
down on the planks, secured, and his neck
thrust under the knife, which Is made heavier
ami broader than before. But the first appli.
cation of he new machine was not wholly sue
cessful. as the victim, after being tossed under
the knife, contrived TO get his head loose, and
10 scream aloud until he was againl secured,
and the knite fell.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.
WASHINGTON, December 13

WASHINHTUN, DbCeuUeI To-
The barometer will probably rise through
out the Missouri Valley, but fall on Thursday
on the Gulf coast. Cloudy weather will pre-
vail from Kentucky west and eastward, with
snow tonight very generally from Maryland
to Maine; the lowest barometer advance
northestward over New England, preceded by
Increasing easterly winds, and followed on
Thursday by fresh northwest winds and cloudy
weather in the Middle and Eastern States.
Cloudy weather will continue on the Gulf
coast, and partially cloudy weather and ris.
ing temperature in the Interior of the Gull
and Southern States. Cau,ionary signals con-
tinue at Cape May, New York, Oswego and
Rochester.
Yesterdays Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. s. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.
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TIE CONDITION OF THE PRINCE.
No Further Change for tho Worse-Uu-
easy Lies His Head-A Queer Rumor
from London.
LONDON, December l3.

LONDON, December I3.
An official dispatch this morning reports the
condition of the Prince If Wales as unaltered.
He lakes food and stimuIants and has had two
lucid intervals, but sleep Is badly wanted.
Hls condition Is somewhat more hopeful.
SANDRINaHAM; December 1873 A. N.
The Prince passed sleepless night, and
here is no Improvement in his condition.
LONDON, December l3-5 P. M.
The Prince Of Wales has been very uneasy
all the afternoon, and his grave symptoms
are unallered.
There is feeling in some circles that the
official bulletins have representsa the case Oh
the Prince as worse than 1t really Is, In order
10 arouse sympathy with him, and make him
nODular.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

! The Wharton trial was unlnteresting yes
The patent for Daniel Pratt's cotton gin,
extended iu July last, has been reissued with
new claims.
The Eighth National Bank of New York is
in trouble, and two other banks are reported
-Tme Republican caucus, at San Francisco,
nominated Sergeant for the Senate, which Is
equivalent to bis election.
The reports from the sugar dlstIlcts IN
Havana are favorable to the cane yfeiains
well.
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SOMETHING VIEW IN FINANCE.

The Developments OF the Scheme to
Save the Credit OF the sIate-Howi 1t
Will Work-The Talking Against
Time in the Legislature-After the
Railroad Companies-Passage Of The
Northwestern Railroad Bill Over the
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THE OLD DOMINION.

RICHMOND, December Is.
A large meeting OF gentlemen representing
all portions of the State is progressing here in
The interest of immigration. The Court OF
Appeals to-day rendered decision In the
case If ex- Mayor George Chahnon. heretofore
convicted of completely In the Hanslien forge
~, affirming the judgment OF the court below.
This case now rests with the Governor, TO
whom The jury convicting Chahoon recon-
mended him to mercy.
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DOMARIA NURSERIES.

The largest and most varied Stock Of Southern
acclimsted FRUIT TREES, adapted to ur son
Plums, Almonus, Apricors and Nectartnes, nom
the earliest 10 the latest; Cherries Quinces Figs
Hszle Nuts, English Wanuts and spanish Chest
nuts. several ind varieties; Craps Vines, en-
Raspoerries, Evergreens, in great variety for OF.
nam, Mt and for Cemeteries; Roses-all the best;
D hlias. Gadlolas, Lilies, &C.; Ornamental Flow.
eriDg Shrubs, Asparagus and Horse Rsdtsh
Roofs, Usage Orange and Mccartney Rose. for
hedges. Choice Fruit Trees Of all kinds, which
will bear the nrst season II trsnsplAnted early,
will be furnished at moderate prices: new
Catalogue sent TO all who apply.
Persons wishing, viii please Apply Grecs sohn
Proprietor. WI. buA1Eh
noY26-C2moH fomAhas u y.
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pri3e Distribution.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To the Ladies of Charleston.
4
THE DIAMONDS, ~
GOLD, WATCHES
AND JEWELRY


To be Rafied by the CHARLESTON CHARlTA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, In public, on SATURDAY,
THE 23D OF DECEMBER instant, can be seen
at Mr.. sKRINE's DRUG STORE, No. 2eo King
street, Charleston.
The DIAMONDS consist OF sets Of Earrings and
Breastpins, and Rings, Bracelets, Gold Watches
and Opera Chains, Gentlemen's Fine Gold
Watches (Stem winders) and Chains. All the
goods are warranted to be OF the first quality,
and any Jeweller can examine them as to their
genulneness and quality. The Diamonds are rich
and large, and set In the latest STYLE and nave
Just been imported for the Association by the cele
brated Importing Jewellers "LARM0UR Co.,"
OF Baltimore City.
CERTIF CATE CHANCES only ONE DOLLAR,
and can be purchased at Mr.. SE RINE'S STORE.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited
to examine these Beautiful Goods. lady will be
In attendance there from 10 to O'Clock, each day,
and will be pleased to show the Diamonds,
Watches, &c. uecI-lo
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Rnels..
)RS TO CHARLES ON
MILLS Hosu Sc
~
DURING THEIR STAY IN TIE orr.

This elegantly appointed HOUSE, which was
temporarily closed during the prevalence Of ths
fever, mas now BEEN reopened 'aftsr having IA.
dergone many important Improvements with .
view to the increased comfort Of the guests.
| MID. @. BURNETT, Ptopnetor Of the Ottawa
House, Montreal Canada, win, In. connection
with Mr.. PARKER, conduct the MILLS HOUSE in
style second to that Of no Hotel In the country
.noyl6!lmo tct- --...llLll 70 go. singri