No. .l3.

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 FEYHIS well known establishment. er<s t located iu the business part oi i &xH4 z z q 5s the city has Ustnudergone Borough i Ss4S q nfAs repaiG and has been almos ltirciy Esslt .4 4rtftted and re furnished, for the ac- commodaton of the public.

 The proprietor very respectfully announces to his od customers his friends, and the public generally, that he is how prepared to extend to the travelling community, ttansifut visitors, and boarders accom- modatlon5 uasurpgssea by any establishment westol rhe AIleghanes, and pledges himself hat every a- teHtUa shall be rendered to promote the comfort of alpersons visiting Lis house, that vigilance and f. delity can besoW, feing determined 10 sparc neither trouble nor expense in giving satisfaction to his gaesta, and hopes to merithc patlonase Of the pub lie.

 The qualities ofhis alas, wines, liquors, and se- gars, the best that the New Ollean8 market can afford Of this he is confident, he having. with great care, selected them himself. He has also made arangemeals for ice sufficient for the whole saaaon, aNd Lousen BroWnstout always in bottles ; Albany ale on draft His cooks are celebrated in every departments his servants faithful and utlcn- tive; hsporefs trusty and courteous i For balls and parties, every attdnable delicaey Will ba served up in superior manner, and al the most reasonable prices.

 The commodous brick stables are under the nan- aSenent ot Mr. David Skclton, where carriages. bugsies, and horses are always ready fer those who may wish them.

 The Hot Spring mail, carried in elegant and con medions touf-horse coaches, Tor the acconmad1tea of visitors, leaves this house tr-wecklY. a0a a. communication stages can at any time be procured on reasonable ta1ms by applying to thepfoffeiof Hhe resides here, and whose courteous department 1Hl desire to please trnds, in sema measure 10 soolhe the many ills that flesh is heir to-

 The office of the Montsomefy's Point and Roel, Roe tri-~cely line of stages. is also kent at tli. house, where one of the rroprietor5 can ba found always ready and desiyoas to acconlt date. au1 i whose puHetHaliiY, attention and reauIaritV s no surpassed even bY Il Stockton ora Raesla: aqdBiso of the western CT Van Bar.n mail lina, whose a.sen #iiI always be found ii his post.

 Al the slsam-b boat landing, passengers will Hala9y. i find blacks, Rortefs and diays, in ailau.iaaee.

 JOHN BROWN.

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