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WESTERN YIEUS.

Extract Of Letter from Ne,o Orleans, Dec o.
" desire to sec the magnificent improve n,ents in
Pennsy induced the slow canal route TO
Ptsburg, which afforded me good opportunity of as
certaning the sentiments of the People in the interior
on the Presidential question. feel hesitation in ha-
zardng the oPnion that the little Magician will carry
The Stale by clear majority of twenty thousand Many
lending friends of Rtner sustaining him lcarmiy-
My trip down also enables TO speak of Ohio Ken.
lucky and Mississippi In Ohio, consider the battle as
having been fought and won.-ln Kentucky White has
party; Van wall beat him in that State with much
ease and am not sure, but that he will carry the State
against any man but Webster cannot lie supported
in that State regret to say from the best information
can get, that Mississippi is lost TO for The present
very much fear, old Pons will be elected to the Senate
This 49, however, not ceTtain-The abolition question
has been used with great efcc-Fhc people in Misss.
sippi are more sensitive than in any other State do
not consider the election Of Governor fair
nells, II seems, advocates the great Rail Road from
Nashville TO New Orleans. The River Counties arc
much opposed TO it, and have gone nlGsse against him
Most Of these counties have heretofore given large mao
rites for the Administration. think too his adverse
rvs name (Lynch) has given him some votes 1t is
very difficult matter to ascertain the complexion Of the
Legislature; but all doubts will soon be over"
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m,ts Of but one eaianafea. the French call
silence Is Confession 81 Judgement Who is the
furnished its columns by openly taking the side Of France
agans, his own country is the only question that re-
mains TO be- wered - -
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We shall publish the Proceedings of the Legislative
Convention in next.-The helter skclter Wing is
pleased 20 say that the Electoral Ticket sis the weakest
ever put before the People of Virgina-No one could
expect the Wing to speak well of aor of the Conven-
ton itselfor of any of its proceedngs-for sounds the
kneil of the Wing candidate in this State. The Eiecto.
raj Ticket is the same, with some exceptions which
trumphantiy elected by the People of Virginia
in lS32-One of the former Electors could taken
because he thrown into the same District with
another ElectorAnother has removed of the State
and is firm friend Of NJ. Van Buren,. Two of them
have been changed because they known oppos-
cd to him In three other Districts, the old Electors
not ascerained TO be the friends of Van Buren,
One of the old Electors declined the honor of nomina
on and is placed the head of the Van Buren, Cores
pondlng Committee of his county. Republican of
this City, who elected by the Legislature fill the
23d place, has not been nominated because the for
Elector of the District is still here But this Odd
Elector is placed at the head Of the Central Com
mttcc. We mean no odious comparisons with the old
Electors, when say that all the nominees are
gentlemen Of the steInest Republican principles and
of the highest responsibility of character.
Twoo only Of the former Electors are positively known
to be against Martin Van Buren,. We have one name
upon the list, which from peculiar circumstances is
host within itself We refer to the venerable Andrew
Russell of Washington county, who has been Repub
Elector from the election of Thomas Jefferson down
to the present day.
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Democritus' CLAIMS the right - - H. own iudg
nent, and express his opinions reey of the putlsc
eonducf OF public men, without accountability except
ne bar OF public oPinionand this right shall never be
abridged By any spirit of hope fear on his part
III this explanation shall happen TO prove satisfactory
he author will be gratied-Ifnot, he add nothing
more which occurs to him at this time, having the
article before hbu to repeat that he altogether dis
cains the purpose OF personal attack unworthy of
all the aims aud ends, to which he uspires.
DEMOCRlTUS
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Departed this life, the Coal Mines
denee in Chesterfield the 9th inst sIr. Grandson b. Woodbridge
the 3 OF his AFTER and lingering disease,
which rendered fatal by the addition of bilious Peurisyleav
amabe wife and three children kind MOTHER boan
their irreparale
his of husband father
icnd he acquitted himself with
and has M behind him the rocoecons fhs vues
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THE REUNION IN PENNSYLVANIA.

We cordially congratulate Republicans of Viroina
The Keystone of the Arch is safe. The Republican
party is consolidated-Thc friends of Wolf and NIuh.
lenberg have reunited and rallied on the same Eecto-
raj Ticket Not doubt exist of its splendid sue.
cess. In the mean time while uniting the Wbiys
are scattering into divisions and frittcrng to
The following is q letter with which we have been IA
vored from Harrisburg:
TO the EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER
"ODce etMe PenRsyfrd,ia Reporter')
HARRsBURG, January 8, 1886
"Presumng that it would be unacceptable TO Won
TO be advised of the result of the deliberations of the De-
mocrac Con venton which assembled in this place yes
terday have ventured to address you on the subject
and communicate the gratifying intelligence thai the
Electoral Ticket framed in March last and PLEDGED 20
the support of Van Buren, and Johnson was re- nominal
ed confirmed and formally recomme to the supnort
OF The Whole Republican party of this Commonwealth
"Ihis result is the forerunner of most glorious fri
umph OF democracy at the coming elections and the can.
did among the Wings and Anti Masons now appear will
ling to acknowledge that neither Harrison nor any other
Federal candidate stands the slightest chance of obtain
ing the electoral vote of Pennsylvania
crest assured sir, that the Key State will again
be found true TO her principles. An unfortunate div
season. under Anti Masonic dominion and misrule :
but all differences have been rcconcilcd all Difficult
ties adjusted, all grievances healed the Republicans
of the Commonwealth prepared to march for
ward in the true spirit of union and harmony conquer
ing and TO conquer
The glorious Sth celebrated by al entertainment
at Wilson's Hotel, last evening Both sections OF the
party participated in the festivities the occasion and
the celebration empbacaly meeting of brethren
"a The same political faith
~ Upwards of 100 delegates attened the Convention
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THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, I %ND XIX mh.

The in
ies to the Report Of the Postmaster General honorable
proof oil the liberal spirit of its editor
and political Precuon it soothing the agoniscd ensbles of
the panthTopis to meet with newspaper which, while
itself on the side of of the political
Try. IS capable ofrcn!crDg justice its opponents.
This species of
mre IN the intelligent editor of tbs Gazette and
commend ;s example the imitation
oil PARTIES Ia the instance which calls remarks
nk he @ sustained BY the excellence production which
la, received his cuogy. Mr.. ken6als
and contains unquesionac evidence having with
ability the complicated department which he
IT required not only great Industry bot first talents
dantangle the Involved that
space of months and place ucd oder and
prosperous condition in which they exhibited Kendas
Report.
This meagrc tribute TO editorial canaou merit
responds with the nvowed sentiments OF many VIRGINiAN
uicr
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THE CARD


The Why has thaaks for recalling our attic nton TO
the Card which published in our lasThc Printers
Deed has really te-deried it in correcting -and made
,ne confusion Of the Proof sheet worse confounded.-
We are under the necessity ogiyng CO. rceted edition
OF (which is follows
CAnD-We did not sec nor hear Of the pentlemanly
Card of Thomas w Gilmer i'm the Whip of FRIDAY last
until after the appearance of last paper That
important individual unable to vindicate himself
against the chirgcs we have brought against him.,
sorts 10 the very vulgar slang and coarse yitu
Peratlon which he is pleased to charge upon MS. We
shai oe excused we hope we cannot condesccnd To
notice the tafsc assertions, which exposed near
thiny months past and which hold in utter and
a;e the assertions of one who blnks the
serious cha against bimseand who we re p at and
appeal to his Cad for ilrc confirmation OF the pic.
,ure, is sly, cunning, and insdious-and us finished
jesuit as was ever bred al St. Onicrs."
Directors Of The Farmers Bank of Ygiia and Branehss
for he year 1886
l BY p,od n Nslo James Rawlings James
MeGrnder Levi. Webb, Isaac Davenport.
Samuel Reeve, William Andersen Foa.aa,s
BY The E1seuars-Moriees cooir John c.,o, r.om.. Ga,
%SIG aspy Webb, william T. Cunningham Richard Dickson
by ths aoethrs Niger Myers BurwelI b. Ao.eley Richard
"'f"''' IL I rEPEasSGRs Con-" Cooke
S C. . a T. Mse M.
be SS mi s D. sig%s Henry DSsSs,
rex DaN'"' David Du Tsn5 5Sn@ pS"n
Bssls George amOn, joha Wallace, Thomas H. Do,,s John
BY lis sGesaeas Gordon Stephen Bayd.. Beverly
r. Welforl, Anthony Buck, Reuben Y. Thon -
LYNCHBURG
ny EIeeutire.John Colin Ruek
ner John o. Merm orenzo NoUei Eemus McCokle, William
Daniel, Jr, Nathan II. Thornton.
ny e SfoekhoaersWn Radford Ch.tophcr Wnee Richard
Tyree, Amnon Hancock, John Smith, Jr
WINCHESTER.
BY tf Ireeutue.Janes Bues
Jacob scnseney Robert T. Baldwin, Richard w Ba,on George
Washington, James Stackhouse
By ne S0ekhcdsrJoeph H. ShsnarI Richard T. Byrd Rich.
ard j. Mex Holiday, John w Miller, John E.. Page.
DANViLIE.
BY ne Eteeutirt.Thomas Rawus, George johnson Robert
w. Williams, Robert Ross $3.50
BY ue stoekAOtisrsRObo Wilson, d. Patton Euacs
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WASUUNGTOY'S WRITINGS

We have received The 9Th and Sth volumcs-and the
work grows IN interest Every step of it contributes 10
enlarge our respect and admiration for the character of
George Washington. We most cordially concur in the
following recommendations signed by several ellowciti
zens, and members OF the Legsat and Executive De-
parimentsMr. Sparks is entitled TO most grateful
Acknowledgements for the invaluable present he has made
to his country:
The undersigned volumes of the Writings of
Washington compiled Ia jared Sparks We them
with much interest and satisfaction
pecaons than realized Sparks has tho b,,
portions OF Wushnston. Writings Judgment
un mas evnced great ability and industry the
gathered for the Illustrations which tho work en-
chcd The appendix each brings the great and
events when transpfcd during his brilliant
portion Of the work labor and re-
search has been gathered from sources AID
o very Interesting part OF the wokTh valuable production
besides unfolding the mind and character
much that original aud important in appeals especially
10 e ecHnss OF every Ngnianbu entitled
every Aperean 1t brings still better acquainted
took ia he questions Rcvoution and The deep
Devotion no at all times manifested for the
manner, and fellow librraI in
work, which richly deserves encouragement.
ii11LEroS W. TAzEwELL, WYSpHAM RoHrR1sow,
WM. BRocKE NnRouGH, Jas l.. HEArH,
DANIEL a. WILSON, VIM, H. MAc1 Ar,,xn
Riehmond, January 1896
Stat; have read with much pleasure VOLUMES OF
work edited by Jared Sparks styled Whiting.
transactions early history history Revolution arc
co'cd which had not before been papers have
been collected doubt with and
while they disclose things highly
add II possible new igse 10 hi" who is dsseedy call
Editor bring TO light important facts, calculated
highly desirable to those who wish Obtain
wM. STANDS, J,.
We have perused the foregoing work ed
rhe Writings OF Washington in opinion that il
is outieL TO the patronage Of the public.
FH,Se. +. RvEs, Tuos. J. RASDoLPm,
lhN. BANKS, w. l.. Corr
w X JOHNSON, ALEXANDER RIvEs,
HUGH a. GARLAND, b.. srRvAsr.
j. Il BROWN JNo. II. BrSroN.
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

Married, the 9th Dec 1885 by tho Rev Mr.. Elicit George
w raof, Esq Miss Coril p ollss daughter of
kins, all of Jahes City county, Va
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Do we expect justice from sour neighbor'? Ncrer
We have uniformity ardenuy pressed for such an
union of the Votes would give the election 10 the
Electors and keep it out of the House of Representa-
tives We did so, in 1924, when supportedsWm H.
Crawford-and urged the Congressional Nomination.
which we sustained-an incomplete substitute il must
be confessed, for Popular Convention-w by the
by wa have been attempting to supersedc by ame,d;ng
Me Constitution and sending the election back TO the
Electors, To be decided between the two highest
When the Election reached Congress in 1924 we were
still in favor of w. III. Crawford, who was the lowest
the list, because considered him most worthy of
the eifce-because thought he had been unfairly
chouscd out of the votes of N York-because il struck
us that IL could only be known trial second choices
who the iavorite of the maortynnd other rea
disposed to dispute the matter with the Whig)-and we
are willing to admit that ought to he long before
we would elect by Congress who decidedly mi.
nory candidate before the Psople.-The Wing grossly
msrepresens us, is its custom saying "Why this
pink OF consistency, who fer electpe
alr. Crawford, who behind MIR. Adams was most
noisy indeed in alledgng corruption against Mr. CLAW
and the House. because General Jackson was not elect
ed instead of Mr.. Adams =! There is not one
word of truth in this We did not except to the
non-eecon of General Jackson-but we did except
TO the election of MIR Adams. 1t had every appear.
ance of targain and eorrlption-and in free coun-
Try, the highest officer ought, like woman 10 be not
only chaste, but unsupported. MIR. Clay well knows
what we thought of his appointment consequent upon
Mr. AS election, before it accepted.
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GEO MDUrrlE
NOI'I!CE.

By pcsmission.of James III. Wisherspoon
Judge OF Tho Cour, Of Ordinary Will be
'soM At tho late residence of William Mas
soy deed. on the WsxaH crock, Lancaster
Dist. 9. g. tho Hhols Of his personaies-
thtc, on Tuesday, the 9th Of Dee. next,
consisting Of sixteen Ycry valuable Ne
erpes, Horses, Cattle. Hogs, sheep, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture. Plantation
Tools, Corn. Fodder, Wagon and Gears
viii, many other articles. Tcrms OF sal
made known on day oi sale
II. MASSEY. I A..
r. G. MASSEY '' 70
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Mail Arrangement,
December Isl. 1888.

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The Hawthorndean Seminary
For Yorna Ladics n ,i,a viic;;n,fy of Stafc-

Inc snaWtnOrndean SEMINARY
For Young Ladies' ii tho vicindy Or STATE
burg. will commence its ncxt session ihe
ond Monday IN January 1881 Ample pro-
vision is madc for the accoTnuod odtiiun snd
inssruclinn of twrnts-Gsc or thirty boardets.
Tho scholastic gear will comprise snn
months, which Will be divided intn slao ses-
sions. NJ The close of cach will bc puhaic
examination and vacation. 1'hel cn1fsn spl
instruction will embrace Spelling, Reading
and Writing $40 per session
Ariihmriic, Modern His,nsy aud Conapo.
.i,ina including the above sl5 psr do.
English Gramtnsr, Geogfas
phy wi,l,ihc use Of Maps. st
Natural, Moral and In,slirc-
tus! Philosophy, Rhetoric aSa z. Il
Logic, t,hcmiasy. Mythoto 80 ~ Ass
gy. Ancient History.
Botany, Aig pbsa. Geometry
and Astronomy
Ia u.idn,on 20 the aborc course, insirnc
ion will be given 10 all who desire il. in
Latin. Greck, Ffcneh. Music, Drawing,
Painting and Ornamcnial Needle wcTk.-
Terms ior which ~iIl b a. foi!ow
For Lain and Gseek e2o pe1 sssioa.
9 Ffehch s4 Ss 4 g 80 10 %. : ~
!. Aius;e So5 do.
"a Use 81 Piano % do.
:. Drauing and Painting eI5 do. q
I" Oruancatai needle work % do 5
{" Board including Bed and Bedding Farl
xasl,ing aud Candies 500 do. b
Scholars NAV enter tho school at any
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SUMTER HOTEL.

vEyHE Subscriber informs h's friends
l. AMI the public. ,ha, he has taken the
house formerly occupied by :. Goodman
and moro recently by ]. ] Exnr1 as .
Lp,cl in ,le I.own uf camdcf, and near
| he Cour, House, where he Is prepared 10
cccirc company. and flat!ers hlmseli liza. sil
those Who favor him with their company
will be saiis6cd viii, their acsommn'la'
Iiions. a, n hUrFiN.
MAY 23.-?0:-if
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The 4th Anniversary o
Dec ID 42

ihe Rembcr. scttlemcn, Temperance 90.
cie.y will be celebrated at Kombert's
Church on Tucsday the 9Th inst.
Annppropria.e address will be delivered
by pr Henry Abbott. and its hoped tha,
tho members Of the Society will be pune
traiin their attendance. a. there Is much
business to be transacted.
Tho public 10 respectfully invited 10 at
lend, Ladics and Gentlemen. by order
Of the Board.
Dec 10. de.
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Noticlels

The public nrc informed that r.. L.
WiIson sgduly nuthorized TO settle the
Books Of the late firm Of r. &. Wilson
:k Go. aIcchanicsyille, Sumter Dist. 3
The books will 30 open until Tie Isl ID
snuary, after which time, they wilfbc trans.
ferred To proper officer for collection.
Dec. 1O42-..sf. - us ~
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S25 RE W.4RD.
assnaray fsam tbs subscriber abons sh,
5sstsi af Npy. . erfo man named
ii .R iii JR.

.ais: negro IL about forty years of age. 8
feet eight or zinc iac,ies hish. sinu, b.iii,.
has aasky head. except on The tap. where
DC il d li,,lr bald, round slsoullrrcd, has
. eana;dr.nbir scar neEross his breast. ani!
earl, ana. maaas by a, knife. pnekers bis
lips, speaks GucHtiy and makes usc cs
Iilowesy langnagc, loves 10 talk much Of
the goodness Of Goo. ~
Said Gsgro was purchased from Maj
William e Em,aet ar Sgjlksbnfa1a6. N.
C. am, has Hired IS S,alevilir, N. e. and
NashsilIr. Tsharssee, ha u . good ennk,
osaer aud coach.nian. Beside thr abore
reward. liberal compensation will be
given Tor his delivery 70 me a. this place.
g. J. BISHOP.
Bishopyiiir. Sumter Disi Dee si0-42 y
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Houses and Lots for Sale
or Rent.

The subscriber offers for sale or rent
her housc aud iei on King street. in The
.,own of Camden; also her house and Ioi
AT Kirkwood. Both Of them ara large
anu! commodiuus, with every necessary
out buildings
Rcn lO-il-tf
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!.

Notice Is ss
3 ALL persons having dcnsands sgainst
Mr. Jonathan Eccles, decd. are hereby
notified tosprcscni them properly asses.
Ted. and alt persons indebted 70 him 70
make payment 10 the: subscribcr. & 4,
JOHN C. WEST, Alm'r. #
Dec l0-42--f b
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Notice, 8,

All persons indebted 10. The .ia;c firm ef
J. ID. Niolon g. Co., nrc Etreby no,ified
10 call on A. Burr, at J. Bishop & Cos,
who has access 10 tho notes and accounts
due. and Is tuly authorized TO settle the
same. esssss. 6
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Connliasi1Htr b dtco.
Chester { ouli Housc. !,
Nogembcr i5---37--is
Ia Ia Equity,
KERsllAW blsTkICT.
Bal fofa 8 sale and disis3cn

AndfHW Houman 49, .s5,. ,as,S *
and oshcrs ~ 81 4.
ss Bul sdrs .ale and disision
H.np,0a Byna,n &
happening 10 ny saliztasions That Hamp
TON Bynum, Gray Bynnm. Elizabeth Fsfncis
Tabiihas Farmcf, John Farmer. Abnes Cur.
,nichsel. Elizabeth Hampton, Thomas Hamp
lon. Rohen Davis. William Davis, 1ohn g.
Davis, Mary B. Phillips. Jossph Phillips,
Vesiiada Galdnrr and Gray IS uardncs, iie
defendants ia shn cass, IRE ;shscnt from and
beyond tho Limits Of thH sitats 4 II b oedss-
cd thaf thar do plead, answer ot dsmur 70
tho said bill Of eomplaints within shsss m0uita
from llse daia Of this order. o. ihs same win
be taken a confessed against them, and sn
order entered accordingly i
w. u. CIR Ant. ComnJ.
Commiss,oner's Office ,
Kcsshaw District. q
October 20--87.-bm e
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IoSpOrtsIlaenss;

e The SnhscSitor II nexpectiug dsill eosecslye
4 c.aeof aapef;os DD1h .hlfts Dlsne %
ma viir,.f Mn Guns. u,ade % otdss Is Esupss
aanpnns Nhieh ase soua 0Ef suAlity with
cssss ma sppasstas SO g 81 81 81
Oh ao87 II s ,ss
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Boots and Shoes
NohcI,e.

The snbscsiber hereby gives noaiccs that he
cannot ACHE 5p Rgentin The Brunch Of The
Bnkof ihe Stste Of South Garolirs III C1m.
dem Those in.ercsfed, wiII send inaiheir
Powers of Attorney 70 The Bank, appointing
another agent in my place. 5a.ss.
Dec 4I=cs
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aoN
Bradford Sf,riiii1es'

t7s DE11altS1k13ssft ~ - f1etlaf
An EssIish, Ns,hsmasiesI mud DIassll
.cal School will % opened, hy tle sahscsi
Ser st Bradford 8pfinSs. % Aonday. No
an az January next. &C. SO.
II u needless. tos my my thiag q 1his.
.plscs. 8 ! fitting losatioa n : Asehool.!
Ia health f0lnsss ihrorsh hort lhs year. and
'i,s entire exemption from ~ ,opportnni
ties ior sietoas psactiees. M veil kapyn
The wear will be- divided into sslR
sions 81 % weeks eaell. SO 81
For board TN ths tlally 81 ths -.
the,.l inclusiss of shs IL df ddlns, feal
dEs. win slsiepss eio0 eee session.
Tnision' aions. Qo.
acdria5l hin advance. !. !.
Parents OF Guardians who wish q bcstd 20
|,heir. sons sss wafas isish the tesenets
aTe reunes,sd % coaasnnniests Win nina
{by the 10Th Dec. Nene teeesyed1 ! as =
boardsss IN shc ,sssher tamslys osss e y sne =
aec of IB years. 2 5... 81. 81
Mr. Hensy Britton, nsas tlle sadelnys !
| is prepared % aceornnq qasss I'm feed 20
f0o''o' HENRY ii flkTriEEn
Nov. 5--37sA1 "a d;
| The Eiitors OF ihe Ehsslesspn OtSet.
ycr and Colusnbia elsseope srs teases:,
lied to insert the abots once q Hssk lasil
Ithe lst january and syklSsd fheit &c
coHn,s 70 ihs EaitoF 81 this paper.
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Late III Hotes'

Late allis Hotel.
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