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expected mercy, assassination and death awaited
them instead of the security of life and peace, the
spear and battle-implements were raised at their
defenceless breasts. The youthful head of inno-
cence, and the hoary one of age, shared the blow
of death. Manly truth and female loneliness fell
alike under the murderous hand of savage barbarity.
Not one of all that crowded square escaped. Where
late was heard the busy hum of expectation, was
now the solemn silence of death. The loving and
beloved ones were no more The gay, the gallant,
the beautiful and the witty, all thrown toge-
ther in one mangled and lfeless heap. The golden
ringlets and raven tresses of beauty were soiled
with dust, covered, and disguised with the CONCEAL
ed blood of many fellow sufferer. At last the
mage staid, the victors paused from their work
of devastation, and sounding the bugle departed
to triumph and to defeat. In the intermediate time
Floran was concealed in the hold of vessel lying
at the mouth of the harbor, anxiously awaiting
their return. At length footstep was heard, and
a voice calling on Floran to ascend. 1t was Miguel
who formerly slave in the house of Estrada, was
officer in the army of the victorious enemy.
Fondness for Florian had induced him at the hazard
of his life, to the only being his soul loved
He communicated to him in almost breathless
haste, the direful tidings of the massacre. With
scream of agony Florian received the news and in
voked vengeance on his foes. Suffering the first
tumult of grief to subside, Miguel calmly pro-
nounced the words "your wife y they acted as
charm to the heart of Florian. Starting in pertur-
baton from his trance of grief he cried wildly,
''heaven shield thee, widowed Ellen! !" and sunk
PROSTATE on the ground The arm of the sable war
rior sustained his dropping head; the hand of the
once despsed slave administered restoration to the
said, Gas fellow being, not wild beast. Thou
hast comforted me in many dark hour, and now
Miguel repays his debt of gratitude. Miguel shall
stay with thee and console thee and wherever thou
goest my master, thy slave shall follow thee" The
vessel on whose deck they then were, was bound
| for New York. and intended to sail immediately
Already the anchor was weighed the sails Auttered
on the breeze all hands busy, and, at intervals
was heard the coarse voice of the captain, crying to
his men to "bear off," Already had they cleared
the land, when the wretched Florian Enclosed his
ewes to consc business of his misery. Miguel still
attended him; the faithful Miguel, who preferred
comforting and soothing his master to life of free
dom and honor separated from him. He succeeded
in calming the turbulent grief Of Florian, and re-
storing his mind to composure. 1t was early on
Sabbath evening they landed on our hospitable
shore The Ginning Of the bells for evening service
soothed the lonely heart of Estrada. As he passed
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image round the heart of the youthful maiden She
loved him with woman's love-true, deep, and
devotedy He too loved,
{" But pure as the dew-drop that sits on the flower,
The affection that gowed in his breast;
As pure the sunbeam just seen through the
shower,
AS pure as the waters of Jordan that hour,
Its stream by the Saviour was press'd"
They were united, and if there was on earth be-
ing worthy of Scotand's sweetest flower, it the
vrtuous Florian Estrada was native of the isle
of ST. Domingo, and though educated in the ener-
waiting of tropical climate, was courageous,
generous and of a truly noble mind But fortune
has been said to with mortals, and Paradise is
not found on EARTH Shortly after the union Of Flo
ran and the heiress of Glencairn, the rebellion
menced in the cherished home of his infancy, where
still resided aged father and beloved sister,
Exaggerated accounts every day met his bewder-
ed eye. Report with her thousand tongues on eve
ry side distracted and alarmed him, until at last in
the frenzy of despair and grief he formed the
luton of leaving the wife Of his bosom, together
with her unconscious infant and flying to the relief
of his distressed relatives Short yet painful the
struggle but flal piety overcame even the tears
and entreaties of his lovely Ellen. 81 co., he said,
"but he who rules yon heavens will preserve my
love; and thy prayers, sweet Lily, will interpose
as an invuInerable shield to the bosom Of thy sol
der" With these words he consigned her fainting
form into the arms of the attendants, and departed
from the home of peace and love, to join his coun-
trymen on the field of battle Too we'll has the pen
of history recorded the tragic events of that unequal
strife. Suffice it to observe, that when the din of
arms had ceased, and the defeated and scattered
remains of the vanquished had sought refuge in
concealment, proclamation was issued throughout
the isle, that revenge satisfied, and offering
mercy to the vanquished Those who desired Sc
curity and peace, to assemble on certain day
in the principal square, there to receive pledges,
Cor tickets they were termed of pardon. Ac-
cordingly at early hour on the day appointed,
hundreds assembled, and among the rest the father
and sister of Estrada 1t was long before the pride
of the old could soop to supplicate, it were,
life and mercy at the hands of such beings. But
when he turned his eyes the pale and dropping
being depending on him, the look of patient resig-
nation he there met, caused him to yield to the per-
suasions of Floran, and with the youthful Madeline,
seek the place ofpardon. After the delivery of tick
cts, it was concluded they should both return with
Floran to the blessed land of Scottish freedom.-
But alas too sanguine man, trusting and noble
thyself, thou dreamest not of treachery in another
How sweety did fancy paint, and thy glowing
tongue describe, the happiness attendant on thy
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meHTEnNTH CONGRESS.
l.abstracted from the Nat. Int. and Nat. Jour-
WEDNESDAY, FEE. 9, 1926.
IN SENATE.


The Senate met at IL o'clock.
The President communicated a re-
port from the Secretary of War, de-
failing the manner in which the act of
the Sd of March, 1928, has been exc
cuted, authorising him to appoint a
suitable person "to ascertain whether
there has been any failure on the part
of the United States, in the ful6llment
of contracts for creating Notifications
on Dauphin Island; and, if so, to ascer-
tain the amount of damages thus sus-
tanned by Richard Harris and Nimrod
Farrow, the contractors, by such fail
ure; and, also, to ascertain whether the
said contractors themselves have fail
ed in fulfilling the contract on their
part, and the cause Of such failure"
which was read, and ordered to be
printed.
The Legislative business on the Or
ders of the day was laid over; and,
AT II o'clock, the Senate proceeded
to the Hall of the House of Represen-
tatives, agreeably to joint resolution,
for the purpose of opening and count
ing the Electoral votes for President
and Vice President of the u. States.
At half past o'clock the Senate re-
turned to its chamber, and then
Adjourned.
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AUCTION.

On MONDAY NIGHT, Gt7o'elock,
win be sold, without reserve, at the Auction
Store, in lots to suit purchasers,
Patent lever watches
Double cased gold and silver do
Single do. do; composition and gilt do.
Repeating do; alarm do.
Also,
Breast pins, of every fashion & quality
Ear and finger rings, do. do. do.
Watch chains, gold and steel, do. do.
Watch keys and seals, do. do. do.
also,
Perfumery or dressing boxes
Clothes brushes; superior razors
Penknves; knives and forks
Playing cards; brass candlesticks
II great uariety Of Fancy articles.
N. B. Goods open for inspection on the az
ternoon of the day of sale.
feb L. 8. A. MARSTELLER, Auct.
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THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1926.
IN SENATE.

IN SENATE.
Mr.. THOMAS presented a preamble
and resolution Of the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Illinois, instructing
their Senator's, and requesting their
Representatives in Congress, to use
their exertions to have Indian agencies
established among the Camanchee, and
other neighboring tribes Of Indians,
and such other measures adopted, as
may tend to open trade with said
tribes; which were read and referred
A message was received from the
House of Representatives, announcing
to the Senate that the House of Rep
resentatives, on the 9th instant, chose
JOHN Quincy ADAMS, Of Massachu.
sets, to be President of the United
States, for the term of years, from
the 4th of March next.
The Senate then resumed the con-
sideration of the bill further to regu-
late the jurisdiction Of the Supreme
Court, which occupied its attention du-
ring the remainder of the day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Speaker laid before the House
a report from the Commissioners APP
pointed to adjust land claims in Flori-
da; which was referred to the Commit
tee on Public Lands.
On motion of MIR. WIcKL1FFE, the
bill to authorize the making Of canal
round the Falls of Louisville, which
was laid on the table at the last session,
was referred to the Committe on Roads
and Canals.
On motion Of Mr.. STEWART, it was
Rssolred, That the committee on the Public
Lands be directed to inquire into the expedi-
ency of authorizing the relocation of military
land warrants, in all cases where it is clearly
ascertained that the lands granted by such
warrants are unfit for cultivation.
On motion of Mr. M'LANE, of Del
the House took up the bill making fur
ther appropriations for the military
service.
MIR. FORSYTH then moved to recon-
nit the bill, with the following instruc'
tons:
To strike out the appropriation Of
$4,000 for arrearages prior to the Is,
Of July 1915; and also, $1,000 for pay.
ment of the annuity to the Cherokee
nation, for the year 1925.
A long debate ensued, in which Mess
FORSYTH, M'LANE, of Del. LIVINGSTON
CAMPBELL, Cooke, CuLpEPER, INGHAA
and WILDE took part.
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This is to give Notice,

VTlHAT the subscriber of Alexandra county,
i in the District of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said CO. Letters-
testamentary on the personal estate Of John
Won Reisen.late Of the county aforesaid decd.
all persons having claims against the said de-
cedent are hereby warned to exhibit the same
to the subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Cont. on or before the 9th day of Aug. next,
or they nay, by law, be excluded from all
benefit to said estate, and those indebted
thereto, are required to make immediate pay
ment Given under my hand, this 9th day
of February, 1825.
THOMAS SMITH,
feb 9-2m Executor # John Ven Reisen
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Prime MOAasses.
lust received per schr. Blacksmith, from
% Norfolk, 8 hogsheads retailing molasses
for sale by J. S. MILLER
IN STORE,
90 bbls. whale oil
A few tierces rice
st. Domingo coffee feb 3
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MaRRED.

On Thursday evening last BY the Rev. o.
Norris, Mr.. JoHs EsrEI, Of Washington city,
to Miss Elizabeth AM CAwooD, of this place.
On Thursday evening last, ~ the Rev'd.
Samuel Cornelius, Mr.. GEoRsE RoTcH, to Mrs.
SUSAN McBaIDE, all of this place.
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gNlll{p NEWS.
Port Of alexandria.

SAILED,
Feb. 1o-sloop Globe, Capo, Providence
r. Island.
ARRIVED,
Fe6. 11.-Schr. Exchange, Harris, New
York via Norfolk, DIS salt to Joel Crutten-
den, Georgetown.
The schr. James, Blunt ofthis place, wasat
st. Domingo City on the 18th ult-
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S97,l7O
$3.50 Prizes.
$4,000 Blanks.
24360 Tickets.

2436O Tickets.
No ticket which shall have drawna prize Of
a superior denomination can be entitled to an
inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing,
and subject to the usual deduction Of fifteen
per cent. Whole tickets 81, Halves 2, Quar-
tiers 81. Packages of ten tickets, embracing
the thirty numbers of the lottery, which must
ofnecessity draw at least S13 so, net with so
many chances for capitals-or shares Of pack.
ages, may be had at the same rate.
1t should be recollected that Runnells had
the pleasure of selling many of the Capitals in
the former scheme, which were paid as usual
on presentation of the tickets.
Prizes in any of the Lotteries of Maryland,
Virginia, New-York, New-Jersey, and Penn
sylvania, will be received in payment.
Orders enclosing the cash, or prizes as a.
bove, free of postage, for tickets and shares,
will receive prompt attention if addressed to
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Money Wanted.

AMNN to 800 dollars wanted on inter.
HV<V/S/est from one to two years, for
which the most ample and unquestonable So
curly will be furnished. Interest payable quar-
terly, semi-annually, or as agreeable to the
loaner. A line addressed to Y. z. and left at
this Office, will be promptly attended to.
feb
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Private Sale.
THE LIBRARY OF A GENTLEM.aN
Comprising every variety, just opened, and
for sale in part or whole, at the Auction Store,
at very reduced prices. Among the books,
Johnson's Dictionory, 2 vol. Eng. edition,
with quotations
A considerable collection of valuable Law
authors
Theological works, Classical do.
Many excellent works on the arts & sciences,
Poems, Novels, &c. &c.
S.A. MARSTELLER,
feb1 auct.
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HALE A MILLION DOLLARS.

Present price of Tickets, $50 Halves, % Quarters ~
so. Eigh,hs, 6 IS. Sixteenths, 5. i2s
Packages of is Tickets comprising all the combination
Nos Of The Lottery, certain OF drawing nearly ha the
purchase money, may be had at the same rate;
For the better securiy OF purchasers a the SHARES "
tickets n the above lottery sold at This Office, will be sign
ed By the managers.
=. Orders from abroad, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets (post pad) vii! be thankfully received anu answer
ed by return Of mall If addressed 20
YATES s MCINTYRE, Managers,
Wilmington, Del or to
ROBERTSON & LITTLE, their agents,
Al lie above place Of al No 49, South Sd ST. Philadelphia
= -. = q
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SHIP KNEES WANTED.


vTyHE following described Knees are Wanted AZ .he
II PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD, for winch me prices
annexed will be paid on delivery. They must be OF the
hst Ube Oat and delivered the OF the year 1870
KNEES feet inches diameter Of the arm clear
of bark II inches to side when completely tnshed N
the ship, nches TO be square and ihsquare IN SHAPE
Price Dollars ,. :
KNEES. Body feet; arm feet inches; diameter o.
the arm clear Of bark 10 inches 10 side when complete
IL finished in the ship inches; 10 be square IN snape
Price Dollars. 81. -
KNEEs-Body feet; arm 5 feet nches' diameter o.
the clear Of bark, - inches to side when
" finished in the ship 10 inches; 10 be square anu m
square in shape. Price Dollars =
KNEES Body feet; arm feet 8 inches; diameter OF
the arm clear of bark IS nches to se when complete
" finished in the ship, 10 nches to be square ID shape
Price Dollars - {,
KNEEs-Body feet; arm feet inches diameter o.
The arm clear Of bark inches TO side when complete
Is finished in the ship, II mches TO be square IN shape
Price 10 Dollars.
Navy Agents Office, -.
Philadelphia % Nov, 1925. 2-lot
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BOMBAZETTs. FLANNELS. sc

VrsT reserved and u s4le ts.a s. No. III Ma.ket-St
IS P.es.s splaia saa iispssa BoMnAzErrs ssso-,ei
ii =
4. A., VNf:s ri, yellov m s-een FLANSELs.
- ae. AIIC0Es. asso To- r.. ems.
rAs Is Ill. la..4. Plal3s ksare, R4ae;ts; boxing
I.es Sc b.-c< ard assoc. e C'ohs and Csss:zs7es
S.se,s. N4sse.y<. VzlsI:a @ud Fl1rent;ne ves,iig
Aissk SIX FIG and bari2naa Hak, B-it,Aaiz Ard eu.ei
as C-.14aesa sl.5 list kit Huse ana h4t Hose: hsck
= sA,s 50 stl de-; Sazvs; Diui;.ss iaifzn Grape
~ 49,. >.ee;aSs. ;4coset. eAbf.c, ra1r. toos
- si.-t II .'aIs tiigs2 and vsre;y ct osl.eI
ia. az 4 - ids Join p Ra,NC6LE.
IS
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Manufacturers Meeting.

IS, meeting q the Manufacturers Of Cotton ana Wool
en Gaos in Tie C.y and Coaf Of Philadelphia, held az
cnas-'s Ho,el Monday evening, the 2Sh Nov
aHlMA> HUGHES, being called the Char. and $50.
MtrtNs appointed secretary, / @4S-
Rcsoly 81 unsnimousl.. That vsseSlsder TO establish
reroicai monthly sA.es I. Domestic Manufactures al
suction, il this City.
line ing then nFrceeded q choose an Agent from
uanS the Aue,ii. Houses ii tie rty, Wien appeared
l.a; COMFY re>is. 80 -. Market s'ree;, We're dllt
enJssA 4nl notified u the
In0S. HUGHES, Chairman.
80. MATHIS, Secretary.
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LOTTERY DEALERS.

viii ind i, peculiarly their advantage make app.
eaton 4; CosINHs oihces s. Market street, Baltimore,
No 5. South Thrd $. Philadelphia where they can be
supplied attn AIRY number Of eket in any Of Tic current
Lotteries sood, beteT than any other Of
ice il sid cfes.
PENNSYLVANIA Union Canal Lottery.
Nne,eenE Class. New Series, 70 be drawn tie Is, Of
February, 1925
SclS-t.-I pt;.e n S5a.oo3; Of 29.o30 2of 1000
OF 50oQ. 81 500; 50 q 099; Is Of 800 Il4 d
10 IS y 81; lilo II % 1850 flo.
q Whole Tcks,s -, shares ia proportion. q Sc -.
ii gteS: variety 81 numbers, :;
CONINE'S
once. No, $ South 8 Street Philsdelph.4.
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CONINE'S
FOR CC.NE.S HOME,

NJ s. Marie. Srff rsayss eee 2 re Ctr'fe -arsi,
Or atl, aseac, No -l7 are street, door 5eg Liberty
tvee; Ba4..se, Gs9 hf etee NJ $ sSii IhTd Srse;,
Phais aii9 ssre ;.e t4., usuG 81 b. paid jsr fr-e
i.etets on ptt.ss;Gsien
=. The Ls,;.rp I7t.l yeaeer issued CaHne's oce.
Bs-s which Ill cunain tie drawing q the above Lo,
terry large will be forwarded ali those persons gratis,
who make their investments Confines Offices, and By
which the fac Of Tickets be eas ascer,aned, q.
on application at Lottery Office.
.osde7s from all parts of the United aes, conveying
On. n: lseke either By mail (pos, nad) priya,t
conveyance s meet With the prompt and careiu al
tent. On IS heretofore Allre>s % w. G. CONNIE.
Baltimore Or Philadelphia.
Pai;.nore. Ny IL ISIS.
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Pennsylvania Union Canal Lotter,
CONINE'S
Valuable Cotton Factories
TO BE SOLD 1T PRII-aTE SALE.

No IA cot:on Fac,9y ara es.s.s eaied .iu:l-t, /
~ s42e "a he {: Rel Clay Creek, il Ch:isia-a
huf-lrsd. 25oa; miles f-an Wilmington, Dsl- Tie NIL
e5:Ans -.-t lSJ ssaes, Ii iAe nec@ssa-. preparing
machinery sel.rsng tie teusn.. The dwellings OF
his es.4ie &-e r.oi-ra sci be & EEL IN shei sone
so- hoise II k-hta, piazza, pump :: The Goor
sta5ns 4 E4-ens complete x-ge sQ-y s.oae house
e. family an seven s.cns hise: for families
e@c-, snd o53en ;e-ast s..h liz & la-i il
heashy, O. neigA5c-sora tbs pro?erey Is re1:e5
~ I'D . l2-s Pe- zar-7
70. "A Ccsoa Fzc:7-s Ar es.aie called L-Sac-sy
SITUATE % me sane streams No i ia Nh Geek hundred
a5ol, ules f?.a. WLraugoa Tie 1ii esa;ails 400,
400 spines. NH the ncesss-. rrer2rsrg Tachas-y,
belonging lie -.rza.s Bessis* ne c3t,cn NIL .he:e
IS An oli CAST N i Ii. his d7rs rooi lea, Ct business
scs ne co.,3n II. has aeea i ers-ao1. The settings
s-e Co vel ftaisaei u--n.soa hose AID o.hes IF.
acieai for tie 21comDoiAon of he wok peorle chiefly
aus Si;n ab y sc.es :: i2. Tbs p;cc-y IS !sa;.
ea iar liso dollz-s = acacn
Nc "a s7aM F-r1. IN Chcss.s1z he-6res s=rz-z.e5
fc No : ~ Red Clay Creek, eoaslag about II ae-es-
q which csa he hal the Ssh q Mzrch rex,
The shove valuable properly s be SOD very low ssa
liberal credit allowed iso thirds Of the purchase
neaey Application D made 70 ci;tc. of the sc5.
s,Fs5s-s WILLIAM WARNER,
EDWARD TATNALI
JAMES PRICE,
AsssEess 9: Iaozss Lea.
4 r;vE.rs Ills, Dee. -, lS25. ~
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DEC e.is2s.
TURNPIKE ELECTION.

TUE s:eckhode Of the JE-..yisa cni Grea. Talet
i ItTT;sks Csr1xt hereby informed thst an Eec.
Be heE On the second MONDAY in January next Z. the
house Of Jss Bais, il the village Of Brandy vine a.
o'eicck, r VI. By 0rIST sftss Beard
J. Is IANDEYER, Se:v.
Dee IS, 1928. S-7t
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
}y PETER b, DELANY, SHEnIfr.

Ed virtue Of writ of vcnd exponss, to directed, will
ID he exp ,sed to public sale, OF the house OF Henry
stdham IL Brand winr hundred on Saturday the Oath of
Decrnber inst Al O'Clock, i. the following desert
bed plantation or Of land situate lying and being in
the hundred OF ndy0ine, 20 wit Adjoining lands OF
Harm IN laey William Young and Others, with two houses
one 1T log and st,nethe ohtr o contsning forty i've
acres be the less Seized and taken IN exc
cuton tue property of George Righter.
Newcastle Dec ? 1895 7-&t
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saos,ooo.

The whole 10 be flushed drawing only which WI
positively take place WEDNESDAY the 18th February,
1896 under the supertendence ct the commissioners sp
pointed bv tile Governor and Council.
MODE OF DRAWlNG.-Thc numbers will be put into
one wheel as usua-and in another wheel VIII be put the
Prizes 5s5e the denomination Of 10 Dollars and the draw
ING 10 progress in The usual manner The l0ooo frzes OF
SO viii be Awarded the Tickets the Numbers OF winch
end wh the terminating hsu-e OF either q me ihree irst
a aNn Numbers from The wheel of different examinations
TO ILLUSTRATE WHICH
We III suppose Number 1901 10 be the mrs, drawn 70.
Then cyery Ticket ii the Lottery, ending with the Inquire
f will be entitled prze Of Slo then suppose No.
iblO 10 be the second drawn number then every number
ending With u) viii also be emitted 10 prize q slo-snd
il ike manner suppose a Ne 5liS, be the ihirc drawn
number from the Wheel then each &c the tickets IN the
scheme ending with the figure Isl ill also be entitled %
prize Of 80 addition y any oi prze they may have
I u avn -
PRIZES payable ii cash 81 days after the drawing sub
iecl 10 he usual deduction d Is per cent.
I Ticket sl2-Hah S6-qlarie. S 00-Eigh;h Sl.5o.
Tickets and shares for sale The greatest variety q for
tADate numbers al
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ELECTION.
BEAYARD HOTEL,
0pnoaite the Cotpn 7pall,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
HENRY STEELE

i-iTE Of rHE E4GLE MOTEL NkIF c.3STLEA
u EspECTFrl1N rforrns lis fsierls sai lie pu5Gc Il
II general hA lie = taken tie 45aye extensive e<:sb
st1cR recent cceuI "a 81 Eli LANaots dec. high
Ii las lifted W -. K Ia; W.l CONFER 4nG
sr;ence 10 his siSie-s
Tie Ha:e IS situated p 7'eAs2r, r- Of AZ Borough,
presents ipiucenests arc zs4t:Ages tlSse Nho
r.irst; Of business pl-aslfe surpassed d say
paalc ti,use III tie he number zs 2rrzr cement
ie Rooms &c ch, la those Nho si,L % - retired
-t he na:ss al Susie Of laNef, IL. = perfectly
-s. Esd.
Inc S TABLES ana c ,RRIAGE HOUSE a'tacaei ic tie
shve i an extensive, eopnoGinus az sse-s s1G
5aler The direction & competent sdPeriniepsen,s.
The SILVER fasers himself iia from his experience
.sa Ire saps,or irnelaors q The House he has
4keu. he ID, Sc able sra Is ~ guess AIa reader h
IL sSksrert so-,hy Of sls-e q lie public patronage
1b4 DOVER MAIL STAGE leaves The Hotel ever,
triz:, ~ .azsss and Frs morning. sDi arrives ever.
Iss.as. 7.-slls ani Sz:.ri-s evening. SEATS IN sn,
Il he s;@ses r-unng from WlEinsica can 5e taken
ne Ba-.
Travellers wishing take passage ia sy o. tie Sage
q s;ezn Boa, from the Borough, ard DESTROYS q eaz
eir neTses and Carriages my depen aPo having ever
s.ca;.ol p4.i 10 ,hen snsil their return
HORSES TAKEN At LIVERY.
1888 o-s-