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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-22

~VAAAX ~ w eAIs
minister to Make Demonstration
"Details OF the Enemy's Position
at Candahar.
[By Telegraph to the Sentinel
LONDON, August 21.-There will be a
Cabinet council to-day, which Gladstone
will come to London to attend. He may
be in the House next week, though his
friends will try to dissuade him from it.
T.. p. O'Connor, Home Rule member,
for Galway, will move on Monday, on going
into the Committee on Supply, that it is
no longer just or ~expedient that all meas
ures for the improvement OF the condition
Of the people Of England, Ireland and
Scotland, should be at the mercy OF a body
consisting OF legislators, who are heredit-
airy and irresponsible. Several Radical
clubs and associations propose to send del
egations to Westminster to make o demon
stration in support Of the motion, and to
urge Mr.. O'Connor to press it to a decis-
ion. They promise to take steps toward
creating a widespread agitation on the sub
ject throughout the county. A large
meeting Of Liberal and Radical associations
and clubs was held at Westminster Palace
Hotel oh Wednesday, and a protest against
the obstruction Of needed reforms by the
Lords and Squirarchy, and to organize a
movement for evoking during the coming
Autumn and Winter q strong expression Of
public opinion on the subject. No poll
tician Of any prominence or standing at
tended. Resolutions were adopted in the
sense Of the foregoing, demanding the re-
form OF the House Of Lords, and placing
It on a representative basis. An Execu-
tive Committee was appointed to arrange
further meetings.
QuErIAH. August 21.-General Phyre
mas sent q messenger to Kyeta Ghailzai,
with q dispatch giving General Roberts the
details OF the enemy's position at Canda-
har. and approved the plan for Combined
action between the RELIEVING columns. The
native reports say many Herates and
Tribesmen have deserted Ayoob Khan be-
cause they wanted to attack Capdahar At
once, whereas Ayoob refused. on the ground
that he had not enough scaling ladders.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 2l.-There is
no doubt that Abdurrahman Khan's assist
ance was not Withdrawn at the time Of the
recent British defeat.
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PENNSYLVANIA is a Republican State,
or has been one, ever since the war, but
in no other section of the country is the
Democratic campaign being prosecuted
with greater vigor or under more promis-
ing auspices. Hancock Clubs have been
organized in every village and hamlet,
and the membership grows rapidly.
There is probably more Republican dis
sen sion in this State than in any other,
and this fact is having its influence.
Hayes majority was II, $50 and Gov.
Hoyt's, in 1878, 22,353. The total vote
is a little more than 700, O0O, 1t will not
require a very great change of public
sentiment to put Pennsylvania in the
Democratic column. Gen. Hancock's
supporters. both Republicans and Demo
Gratis, profess the utmost confidence that
he will carry the State.
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Mining Intelligence.

VIRGINIA, August 21.-Mining state
ments to-day contain the following: Con.
Virginia raised during the week 1,O35 tons
of ore averaging S24.43; California, 55s
tons, averaging $31. IA; Union, says as to
cross-cut No. l, extended 81 feet; No. @,
II feet. Union bullion remaining in office,
S56,443.SS. Sierra Nevada has extended
the north drift on the 2,400 level % fest;
total length ia feet; north drift, $500
level is in 30 feet.
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Q

Proposed Amendment to the Con.
stttution of the state Of Nevada,
Passed at the Ninth Session of the
Legislature.
NO. x~xvI.-ssnate Concurrent Resolution
No. 20.
Resolved. By the Senate, the Assembly con-
curing. that the Constitution Of the State OF
Neyads be amended ss follows
amend Section 2 of Article Nv Of the Con.
sutnuon Of the State Of Nevada, 80 a. to read
as follows:
SECTION Q. The session Of the Legislature
shall be biennial, and shall on the
nrst Monday Of February next ensuing the
eiection OF members Of the Assembly, unless
the governor Of the State shall, in the interim
convene the Legislature by proclamation.
Passed March 4. 1871
l hereby certify the foregoing TO be q tru 9
copy OF the enrolled resolution on file In my
ONCE.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the great seal of State.
Done at Office in Carson City, Nevada,
lsEAL.I this second day of August. A. D. one
-. thousand eight hundred and eighty.
; auz2 70 JASPER BABoOCK, eec'y Of State.
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We are in receipt Of the first number
of the Western Mining Gazetteer, pub
lished at Salt Lake by Mark w. Mus
grove. Its matter is good, and it is
neatly gotten up geographically. The
SENTINEL wishes the Gazetteer success.
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LOST.

nURINd THE FIRE, A BUNDLE OF
~ baby's clothing, lsdy's dresses. two al
buns and q suit of clothes-all tied up in a
white b~ed-spread. The finder will confer q
great favor by returning said articles TO the
Undersigned. A hand-basket. containing q
iady's understanding can be had by applica.
ton to the undersigned.
@. J. R. BUTTLAR,
Eureka, August 10, 1850. auic.tf
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A SMALL. UNCOVERED TRUNK, UN.
"A locked. and containing . large amount OF
enildren's Clothing. Any person having, or
moving the whereabouts Of said trunk. will
confer q great favor by leaving information at
the SENTINEL Office.
MRS. ANNIE DAYTON.
Eureka. August 10. 1880. au2o-tf
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Tia trAs and proper use Of tie military powsr
besides Offending tie national honor agaia,t for.
sign nations. 70 10 uphold ne la,os and e,,;,
government and to secure to every person ys,id;no
among Us the enjoyment Of lTs. Kberty and
property.-winheld Scott Haneoot
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The right OF trial by jury. the habeas
corpus, the liberty Of the press. the free
aom Q. spseen, sne natural rights Of per-
sons me Inc rlgnts OF property must be
psssssvoa'- "tSFtELp boorr HANCOCK,
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HE great principles OF American liberty
stiii are the lawful Inheritance Of. this peo-
PIE and ever should be.-[wNrrxLp Soorr
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LOST.
LOST.
TRUNK LOST.

TAKEN FROM THE REAL PLATFORM OF
Il the international Hotel. before the fire
reached that block, Q common trunk, capped
with tin, contains theatrical wardrobe, Of use
locality at this once.
Eureka, August 10, 1880. au20.tf
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NEW TO-DAY.
FOE .SArE

A FURNISHED HOUSE IN A GOOD LO-
"A cality. containing three rooms and cellar.
The furniture and carpets are entirely new
Inc property will be sold cheap and on easy
terms. Apply to R. B. Campbell, Parker House
Barber Shop, or to FRANK j. n
Eureka, August 81, 1880. auo22 2w
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FOR SALE

A HOUSE, LOT AND FURNITURE, AT
IA the head of Clark street, next door to the
residence of W. H. Remington. For particu-
lars apply on the premises,
Eureka, August 10, 1880. au20-tf
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LOT FOR SALE

A LOT on EDWARDS STREET, 37k FEET
n frontage, will be sold cheap for cash
G.. H.. BLASER.
Eureka, August 10, 1880. au20-tf
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To the Ladies f!

inoi C0rsefs. They are not Kept by mer-
chats, but are sold only by agents. We guar.
antee a perfect fit. Any of the ladies that l
may skip in my CANVASS, will find ne until 3 =.
NJ. and after 6 P. NJ. at Mrs. D.. Z. Baily's. The
Agent will call upon the ladies of Ruby Hill
this week. You will have the opportunity OF
getting them until the 18th Of September.
Then | shall leave here. j.
Eureka, August 10, 1880. aug1l wed&sun2w
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NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT n Of
IN Taxes on the Proceeds OF me h nns 40.
Eureka County for the Quarter enains and
1880. are now due and payable al my u., OF
that the law with regard TO the coii'"
HANK KNIGHT.
Assessor Of Eureka County. Neys
reka. New. Aug. 2. 1870. suse-.-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHAT MONEY WILL DO!
FOR CASH ONLY
r WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING ARTI.

And all other goods, prices in proportion.
Fresh fruits and vegetables Thy train) every
day, at lowest market rates.
Live Chickens always on hand, and dressed
to order.
All goods are delivered free of Charge.
Call and see us and be convinced.
b. BERG,
Two doors North Of the Turner House, Main
street, Eureks.
Eureka. JUNE %, 1880. je23 TT
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CABIN FOR SALE
A FRAME CABIN, 12x12, ON MONROE
IN street, near the Mstamoras furnace. The
lot is 25xi00. The cabin has a good cook stove
in it. The property will be sold cheap for
cash. For further particulars apply to
A. L. SHANNON.
Eureka, August 10, 1880. au20-2w*
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WANTED

A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL HoUsEwoRK.
IA Apply at the residence Of
B. G. LEVY,
Spring Street. Opposite Episcopal Church.
Eureka, August 20, 1880. au2l-St
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT ON MONROE
IA street, adjoining the brick residence of
DR.. Chamblin, corner Of Clark street.
Apply to A.. E. SHANNON.
Eureka, August 18, 1880. au19-1m
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TO RENT,
And Furniture For Sale.

A DESIRABLE DWELLING CONTAINING
"A three rooms and cellar, with water in
Kitchen. The furniture will be sold cheap, If
itis desired. Apply to E. j. BUTLER,
augzz NV SENTINEL Building.
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NOTICE.

THE PERSON WHO REMOVED TWO
4 boxes OF tools aud other articles from my
old g%unsmith shop. on South Main street, dur.
ing the IRE. will please inform me where the
goods are. JOSEPH HAUsMANN.
Eureka. August 10, 1880. auiS.tf
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List Of Unclaimed Letters
d EXAMINING IN THE AT
III Eureka, Nevada, on the 21st day of August
1880. Persons calling for any of these
letters, will please say, Advertised August
%. $780,"
Ladies' List.
Harrison Many Newton Mrs Hattie
Gentlemen's List:
Anderson Gust Breitzman r
Clute J Il Ely Merrick
Fried Adolph Goodman VIM
EillJS Leonard Thos
Morrello Claude Muller T
Norega v
aug22-1t VIM. j. SMITH. P. M.
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NOTICE

NOTICE IS Hereby GIVEN THAT A.
~ Harris has sold his interest In the Mer-
chants Exchange and Cigar Store 10 Lesser 4
Schiller. who will pay all bills held against the
Merchants Exchange, and also collect all out.
standing bills. The firm will hereafter be
known as Lesser 4 Schiller. A. HARRIS.
Eureka, August 30, 1880. au2l.lm
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FOR SALE

r WILL SELL MY PROPERTY, AT THE
j. north end Of town, at a great bargain. The
building is one of the most complete and sub
stantial in town. 1t contains 10 rooms, with
dining-roon, parlor, kitchen, etc. There is n
good stable and outbuildings on the premises.
Apply to MRS. DENNIS.
Eureka, August 10, 1880. eu2D-tf
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SIS REWARD

ITO ANY PERSON GIVING INFORMATION
Il leading to the recovery Of a large wash
tub, which contained a silver castor, cabinet
pictures, a laoy's work. basket, several table
spreads, a lace bed spread-lost at he late fire.
and last seen on Mob Hill, close by Mrs. Glea.
sons. Leave word at SENTINEL Office. a22tf
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LoST OR

hURING H FIRE, A PHOTOGRAPHIC
~ lens or tube, John Delmeysr, maker,
London. 1t Is marked Q b. The fuder Will be
literally rewarded by returning II to me.
l.. MONACO.
Eureka. August 10. 1880. aul0-tf
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

A GOOD SECONDHAND COOK STOVE
IN Nichmond Range, No. 81 will be sold
cheap. Call at G. Y. Benjamin's, one door
north of Prof. Plumhof's. on Edwards street.
Eureka, August 20. 1880. au21-tf
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For Sale or Rent.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

A FRAME BUILDING, 1sx25. FRONTING
IA on Monroe street. in the rear of the brick
building, will be sold on reasonable terms II
early application is made.
JOHN MCDANIEL,
South Main street.
Eureka, August Is, 1880. au19-tf*
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NOTICE.

THE PURCHASER OF OUR BILL OF Ex-
l. change in favor OF Mary Praed, is re-
quested to cali at our office.
PAXTON Il co.
Eureka, August 20. 1880. au2i.iw
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OVER THE WATER.

A Cabinet Council, Gladstone to At.
tend-DelexatiOns Going to West.
mfnister to Make . Demonstration
"Details OF the Enemy's Position
at Candahar.
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CABINET MEETING YESTERDAY
An Expected Duel.
THE KILLING OF EDWARD c. MIX.
Colorado Democratic Convention.
[By Telegraph 70 the sentInel.l

A Farmer shot by His son-in.Iaw.
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TO RENT, CHEAP.

ITO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES, ONE OF THE
Il best residences on Mob Hill. For partic.
ulars. inquire on the premises, next door to
Mr.. RUDE Eggieston's residence
Eureka, june s, 1880. jun6-tf
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month to remove some OF the more
hardy and dwarf kinds Of plauts to
cold. frames.
Keep on shifting the young Fnch-
siAs as often as their pots are filled
with roots, until you have got them
into 6 or s inch sizes, in which they
will flower we'll. Where very extra
specimens are wanted, then place them
in larger ones still.
Also pot off all rooted cuttings and
seedlings, but do not commit the too
often. made mistake of surfeiting them
at first with over. doses of water, as
young plants, like babies, want to be
treated prudently-the only difference
between the two is the one nourishes
from within, while the other receives
its nourishment from without.
Tie effect Of fire heat during the
winter may have assisted in breeding
mealy bug, and red spider both of
these are easily conquered 10y the free
application of water by the syringe Or
water engine. Water applied in this
way viii also kill the Thrips,-a lit
tie black Ay,-which delights to feed
on the under surface Of the leaves Of
Azaleas.
There is very good time to march
and graft Camellias. When grating
is practiced, the plants should be kept
in close humid atmosphere for a few
weeks afterthe operation is performed.
Bring into that heat all the l!ya-
cinths in pots that were kept back
from first batch. Start Chrysanthe-
nuns by cuttings, and divide the
stools Of such as you may want a large
stock.
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near the root. But in all cases thotop-
dressing Of the best manure to be found
should be applied, not in small ring
about the trunk but out as far from
the tree as it is high, as there is where
the small roots are to be fed
We have some American Elms and
Silver Naples planted 90 years since,
at that time less than six feet high
and one inch in diameter, that are now
80 inches in diameter. Tnos. J. LEA.
Montgomery Co., Nd, Feb. IS, 1880.
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Planting Lawn Trees.

will give some suggestions which
I hope may be Of use to some of your
readers who contemplate planting
trees for shade about their houses
during the coming spring. If | were
starting a new place or q mucL.ne-
elected old one, would recommend as
the first thing to be done the blowing
up of what is intended for the lawn,
and working for at least one year in
potatoes or any other hoed crop that
would compel good cultivation.
The next thing to be done is to Sc
lcct what would be called small trees,
say from four to six feet high, dig up
carefully 50 as to secure as near all Of
tn, roots as possible. Trim oilany sn,
perAuous limbs, and cut the ends OF all
mutilated roots smooth, 50 they will
start fresh. We suppose, Of course,
that the lawn had been nicely cult.
waited and left with a smooth surface
and free Of clols and stone. Decide
where the trees will DO the most good,
and at the same time cause the least
obstruction to the various objects in
sight from the dwelling; DO not dig a
hole to plant it, but place the tree on
th. surface, unless it hao a tap root;
if there be a very long one, it will be
necessary to have a small hole for it
deep enough to allow all Of the later
al roots to be spread carefully on the
surface. Now plant two strong stakes
so they will not interfere with the
roots, but at the same time ho.d The
tree firmly in position; when tied to
them, wrap the tree with an old rag
to prevent chatting by the string. You
are now ready to cover the roots,
which should be done by carefully
spreading fine rich earth all around
the tree, (never use manure making
what you would call small mound
with a tree in the middle, have the
earth about 5 inches deep over all the
roots, and about the same above Il e
poin. reached on the body Of the tree
while in the nursery row. Now cover
the surface al about the tree for about
double the distance reac hed by the
roots with old hay or very coarse ma
nure, SO thidkly that the tree will
never feel the want Of rain, gay six or
eight inches. Never allow any of this
to oetae i'm contact with the body Of
the tree, as it would be liable to injure
the bark. Should there be any need
OF wsterng during the dry summer
months, this heavy mulchlng will pre-
vent the surface from getting hard,
and will also make the good effect Of
the water felt much longer than flap
piled to the surface.
The next spring would recommend
removing all of the material used as a
mulch, and carefully work over the
entire surface for five or six feet from
the root of the tree, and cover with
some coarse manure from the stable,
and pour water on it in dry times.
The small mound will gradually dis
appear, and we will have strong
healthy tree, with its roots al near
the surface, as they are always found
in state of nature. Trees will make
much more growth for the first few
years if grass is not allowed TO grow
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DUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSION Frs

FOR FREDERICK COUNTY.
MARCH 9th, 1880
The Comfy Commissioners for Frederick
County will hold their first session, april
Term" at their Office, in the Court House
commencing
On Monday Morning, Apr,l 5, $780,
at 10 O'Clock, n. M.
The following schedule for business has
been adopted:
FIRST WEEK.
Making transfers and hearing appeals
as follows:
Tuesday, April 6, Buckeystown District:
Wednesday," 7, Frederick :"
Thursday, s, Middlctown
Friday, o, Crcagcrstown
Saturday, 40, Emmittsburg
SECOND WEEK.
Monday, April IL, Catoctn District;
Tuesday, 10, Urbena "
Wednesday, IA, Liberty "
Thursday, IS, N. Market I"
Friday, 1G, lIauvcrs
Saturday, " II, Woodshoro'
THIRD WEEK.
Monday, April 10, Pctersvillc District;
Tuesday. "2O, Mt Pleasant
Wednesday, "2l, Jefferson
Thursday, "22, Mechancstown "
Friday, 23, Jackson
Saturday, "24, townsville
FOURTH WEEK.
Monday, April Goth, Woodvllc District.
Tuesday, April eth, Linganore District
We,lncsd, j, April 2Sth, Lewistown Dis
trict.
The residue of the scsson will be dcyo-
ted to general business, passing accounts,
appropriations to road, and bridges, out
door pensioners, and trial Of road cases
During this session the Board will appoint
Collectorof State and County Taxes for
IODu, Nv SlIitll w an, Jaw l.
cr and Inspector of Weights and Measures
and Judges Of Election.
If any change is desired in the Jadgrs
Of Election in any district, notice mutt be
presented to the Clerk + the Board on or
before Monday, April 26th, 1880 Person.
appealing from the assessment as now
standing will be required to furnish salts
factory evidence that the samc should be
changed,
The particular attention Of the public is
called 90 this notice, rs no statement will
be made, nor will any credit be allowed on
any assessment after the 3Oth day of April,
1880, until the Levy for 1850 is completed
BY order Of the Board, passed February
Goth. 1880. III. +. , lElNER,
mar II At Clerk
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The Art EOlssOrIal.
MIR. AMOS LUCAS,
fuf Long RrunCho

[U1 IU7g DTHHNTT'T
Having arrived at the conclusion that tae
columns Of the CLARION are the only means
whereby he can bring his business to- she
proper standard gives vent as follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POOLING AND DIElNG
In tho latest style OF the art tonsorlah
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto Of this enterprising artist, aavl
Inv strict attention to business can't help
bnt p,ease all. viii be in his shop Mon
davs, Wcdnc.luys and Saturdays all day
and evening.
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America stand. first in tie world
for honey production, as we'll as for
scientific management and improved
implements for the apiary; next comes
Switzerland; then England and
France.
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yyrsjejn ram NablES

vsrsjein ram NablhS!
I>HE best, most durable, finest finished
and cheapest wagon in the market.
FRCK'S portable steam engines ana
;aw mills. GElSER scparators, EMPikh
operators, ilagerstown clover hullers,
md horse power.
THE KEYSTONE PL O W,
lie hest now in use, the mould boards are
trmpcrcd which wears and cleans equal to
steel. Every pillow warranted, ~
TING BONES and CORN SHELLERs,
the very be st. We also keep on hand M.
/ cather betting, steam engine, packing,
and variety Of hardware which we sell
very low. GARDEN SEEDS Of all KINDS.
CLOVER and TIMOTHY SLED
We respectfully invite all TO CAL and see
us, and examine 70" yourselves. we al
WAYS take pleasure III showing our goods
we keep none but the very best imple'
meuts and always aim to please our Gus
tomcys both in quality and price lie.
member the place. ~
Gov. w Patricl, & S Market SITS, Frcdk.
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CENTRAL HOIEI.

L IN Ii' ~, .h ~.
HENRY BAYS. Proprietor.
I aynr rented the above named Hotel
II the undersigned would respectfully
notify the public, that he is now conduct-
ing >- o,r,,
and will spare nopains or expense to make
it compare huyorably with the best. Every
Modern improvement necessary Tor the
convenience and comfort of his guests
have been added to the Hotel. The BAR
will n, I'll times be supplied with the choi.
ccs Liquors, Wines ana Ale, The TABLE
will ALWAYS contain the best the market
affords. Connected with the Hotel arc
large and
which will he attended by polite and at
tentivc hosticrs.
Expecting to make and keep this House
worthy of encouragement, | most respect
fully solicit Il share Of the public patron
noe HENRY BAYS,
auro41v Proprietor