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Tickets sI-Halves so.5O-Quarters 50 2
Certificate of package cost


=, w holes. $500 - Quarters Sd Is
- Halves. 40 % Eig.tlIs ........ l.67
The Lotteries III Maryland are drawn under Stat
authority, through 4 sworn Commissioner appointed
for the purpose, thus guaranteeing TO the PURCHASE.
the fairness of the drawings.
a single package in the abovI Lottery can draw
the four highest prizes in he scheme.
We invariably answer letters by return mai, en-
closing the tickets IN proper envelope, observing
the sricttst cOnfifcn and after the drawing IL
over, send the official printed drawing duly
certified TO by the State Officers, with written cr-
PLANTATION of the result. All prizes bought at our
office payable Immediately after the drawing il,
current money. Bank Notes of any State taken at
par for tickets.
Correspondents my place the utmost condolences
in the regularity and SAFETY OF the mails as out of
many thousand orders, containing drafts aud bank
notes, for all parts of the United States we have
never yet had valuable letter to miscarry In ma
king odd change, Post Office Stamps can at NIL times
ne obtained. Pay your postage to US, and we viii
pre- ply o you.
In ordering tickets, enclose the money. and direct
the letter to our address. BE careful TO mention
your Post Once, County and State.
Ii has many times happened that we have made
our correspondents rich befo e we nave had the
pleasure of 4 personal interview.
n. B.-COnespondents can-.Ot be too careful in
writing in each letter addressed to us, their Post
Office, County, and State.
The great Luck which has attended our Office win
fuiy authorize MS in saying. that to obtain a good
prize, IT J. only necessary TO address line TO
EGERTON & BRO. Box l43, Post Office
sep e.lo.i2,lSl7. Baltimore, Maryland
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

To STAR STEALERs-NoT GAzERs.-
Numbers of persons, who are able to sub
scribe for our paper, are in the habit of
taking the Star from the doors of our
regular subscribers; thus disappointing
those who pay for the paper, and causing
complaints to be entered against our car
riers for non-delivery. While we have
no objections to Star-gazing, we solemny
by protest against Star-stealing; and if the
practice is continued, we shall feel it our
duty to let the rays Of the Star beam upon
the delinquents.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Intelhgencer republishes Wash
ington letter from the Philadelphia En-
q,arer contradicting the story concerning
NJ. Bodisco's alleged flare up with Sec
rotary Marcy concerning the Kosta affair
The writer clearly denies the tale upon
the authority of NJ. Bodisco himself The
same paper quotes further from Col. Ben
toms forthcoming history, an account of
''the election of President (Jefferson) by
the House OF Representatives" full of in
terest of course, as all Col. Benton's gossip
necessarily is. The Intelhgencer also con-
tinues its republication of "reminiscences
of the action of Congress upon Internal
Improvement question, the drift of the
editors being, of course, to strengthen
the prospect of the construction of the
Pacific Railroad by the Government.
The Union continues its contest with
the Boston Atlas over Presidents Pierce's
appointments, the latter journal having
sometime since charged that the President
had confined his favors pretty much to
Free Sellers at the North and Disunionists
at the South. So far as the Free Soiler
part of the allegation is concerned, the
dtlas, a week or two since virtually with
drew its charge, by-the-by.
The Clipper, on the occasion of the
termination of the fourteenth year of it's
existence, reviews it's past career, it's trials
and its triumph, proclaiming it's many
virtues, of course, in so doing. The
same journal condemns infractions of the
Maine liquor law where it has been en-
acted, and also signifies it's determination
to 60 against any Catholics who may be
nominated by the Democrats for Con-
gress, unless they are "sound on the
School question"
The Sun complains with much feeling
and bitterness against alleged negligence
of post office employees in duly forward
ing its papers to subscribers served by
the Philadelphia Way Mail" A reform
is greatly needed in the post Office ar
rangements in such matters, beyond all
question.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08
POPULAR SONGS.

THE Old River Farm; Old Bob Ridley
i Aunt Harriet Beecha Stowe; Mary Vale
Old Kentucky Home; Poor Sister Sue
| am not angry; Lilly Dale
DO they miss me at home?
Yes, We miss thee; Why don't he come
Lightly we sail; Come take a sail
on for Baltimore; The Old Banjo
The star of home; The Barber Shop
Ety Way; Ida May; Home again
My home, my happy home; Maggie By nv side
What are the wild waves sayings
When the night winds bcwaileth
Also, n new set OF Quadriiies from London; TIL.
festVe Quadrlllrs, for sale al Winners
Stationery. Music, AMI Fancy Store, 9Th It.
rug 30 Near Louisiana avenue
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Presidents Mounted Guard.

IA The members oi the rfo"p viii meet II
a. the armory, this evening, iUr dI.i. at n
~ O'Clock
~ Also, on "Wednesday E,ening at the ar
mory, for drill, al the same hour.
Also, on Thursday Afternoon, a: ; O'Clock, =
Weeden's Stables, for cr.a on hursrbach vrh "a
bres in complete order.
Also, on Friday Evening al tie amory. for drl! at
~ o'rlOck.
As II IL of great Importance to have ali prrsrr a.
those meetings IL is hoped that this notice vii br
sufficient.
All the members intending 10 p1rfciPa;c m ihf
parade on MONDAY neN, the 18th Instant, 'Ru-'
report to the Captain on Thur day afternoon on 'ht
Parade Ground" 81 The auanc ments can be
completed.
{Es- This order i. percmp;ory.
JOS. PECK. Captain.
c. w. McLANE, Secretary.
sep6-3
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CARD.

hhS. X. d J. HUNTER, mCn bcTE oi the ko!'i
~ college of Surgeons, late OF Isnst"r, l."nd'n'
have taken up their read, zee ia Washington, i"f
the treatment of
Diseases or THE CHEST.
comprising affections of the THROAT, BPoscHITIs'
AsTHaA, CONSUMPTION, aud ds eases 81 he HEAkT'
TO which branch Of their profession they have ior
many years given their exclusive attention. The pc
cuiiarlty of the treatment employed by Drs. H., l.
that the remedies employed are administered by is
HALATIoS in the form OF vapor.
Residence and office, 10Th street, between 9 aGo
H streets, sep6-d
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08
At PRIVATE SALE

WILL offer al private sale, my LEASE me-,
l. Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other ,1,rJ' WIN
which will be shown TO any one WI hins :, al o.
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania ayrrn. put-
side, near 9th street runs back 10 h stre., Sah
tains IL rooms, IN good order. Time of l.,.a eUn
months The House Is in good repute ana So,n. .
good business; front just painted. A ou,r,;,,t
good LIQUOR can bee had at cost price ~, !"
ther particulars see the subscrlhcr. iu-
All persons indebted 10 me will please call nm a.,
pay and save further trouble. 1 D.Rssnd
ep6-f ''io'
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. Exhibition and Concert, In aid

~ Exhibition and Concert, In aid
lS OF the Sunday School attached to the Sixth
Presbyterian Church.-An exhibition of Scripture
Scenes and Incidents. by Magic Lantern, will be
given at Island Hall, on THURSDAY EpENING
next In cOnnexIon with which some choice pieces
OF Music will be sung by the Choir, who will be aid
ed on the occasion by several amateur vocalists.
Exhibition to commence at Z y O'Clock.
Administrations l2E children, Oh cents
o. Let il he remembered that this is an effort to
extend aid TO the Infant Sunday School of an Infant
Church. sen s-.,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

A ROUTE ON TIRE STAR FOR SALE.-A
Route on the Star, having seven hundred
and seventy-five subscribers, will be sold
low. An active, industrious man can
soon increase it to 1000. Apply carly at
the Star office.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08
Baltimore Correspondence.
@LrrNoRE, Sept. Z, P. n.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Z, P. N.
This Is rich. Behold it, The -irgus states that
John Sheriff. Esq, recently appointed Consul to Man.
heinz Germany, took leave Of his friends this morn
ing, and departed on his mission.
Before leaving however, his yourg Democratic
friends procured a field piece snd gave him part
ing salute of one hundred yuns, fired from the hill
near the Reservoir Eager beerl House.
sLeinha- DE- Band followed hin to the cars and
accompanied him to the Bolton Depot T.!i
When Alexander, of Greece, set out with his le
gions, or Alexander the Great, King Of Macedon,
was preparing 70 conquer the world, there could
scarcely have been half the display Nspoleon's
campaign to Russia, Wellir gton's victory at Wafer
loo, General Jackson's triumph at New Orleans or
Washington's achievement tf American Indcpen-
denre, were not epochs Of moro pomp and circum-
stance. The departure of Mr.. Buchanan to England,
any of the other Ministers Penirotentiary to the
high courts of Europe sink into utter nsiEnifcsnce
in point Of importance compared with this. Hence
forward the Consulate at Mannheim must be posi-
ton Of distinguished honor. One hundred guns will
be mere insignificant circumstance to celebrate the
occasion Of Consul's departure for that sub ime
port. Field pieses, powder, music, and lager beer,
will become in extra demand and in anticipation of
the next occasion of ConsulS departure, it would
be we'll for Government to provide a special appro-
priation in order that it may not retIograde in i'm
por'ance. ONE HUNDRED GUNS music, paraphernalia,
pomp and circumstance to mmortalize the departure
of His Highness, Won Scherf, Consul to Mannheim |.
Think OF it, ye hard fsted plebantc Democracy and
weepi Think of it, We ignoble Senators, smallfry
Minister'S diminutive Cabinet functionsriee, hang
down your diminished heads and retire within the
confines OF conch shell,
1t is now pretty we'll understood that the Wings
will nominate ticket in Baltimore for the eyisla
ture They pretty generally disposed to support
the temperance ticket, one half of which is Demo
cratic, the other Wing.
There is to be grand temperance mass meeting in
Monument Square, soon, at which the party will
make strong demonstration.
The new theatre at the corner Of Baltimore and
Charles street is fast approaching completion. 1t
will be opened in the course of two weeks.
An unusual plumber of strangers are now in our
city. The streets are crowdt aud the hotels Gre
all flied. Busin.ss is brisk and everything has
cheerful appearance. We are to have grand Hip
podreme shortly. The Front and Holiday will soon
open with good companies. The Museum 10 filed
nightly The Italian Opera is OK. ected during the
fall, which will be haiiei with delight.
Business steady. Flour to-day YVES dull at s.. A
reaction will undoubtedly take place in breatstuffs
unless the Asia, now dse from Europe, brings favor
able accounts. RopERIcK.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

UHe large circulation of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable advertising me
dunn IN the District. 1t has more readers
IN the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
ington dailies combined.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

FESTIVE QrADRILLEs.-We are indebted
to WIxgR, music dealer. 9Th street, near
Louisiana avenue, for The Festive Quad
rifles" by Mrs. Philip. They are hand
somely gotten up.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

G3-GILNAN's LIQUID HAIR DYE is the only article
now used in this city, Gentlemen who wear whis-
keTS or nustachios Of gray or reddish hue wishing
10 attend ball or party, Gin appear IN suit OF
black, by devoting additional minute nj their toi
LEI IN using the very ce brated article which b. Ids
this notice Prepared ny 2. d. Gilman, Chemist, Of
this city,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08
NOUNT PLEAsANr uorr,

tdlH'oI TfH. " GShincicn
tNOR RENT.-1he above Hotel !, o,4,,cA
4 either with or without the FuinI,ur, ara rat
Fixtures. IL l. one of the most desiral; a O'ber
in the city, and an excellent location FOR l"....s
Possession may be had al any tune he,v,..Ihess
and the middle oi October next. Toa ,.r,Ih 'his
responsibility DESTROYS of Keeping a hotel sua q
portunity is offered. Applications to b, mss. %
present proprietor. JoJIS ro 70 he
sep 6-3iawlm+ iol
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.-Thr l,nd,,--,
L watered; part Is IN wood, and part IN Vr,ss !,
Is admirably situated for very early garden - II
as for dairy. The distance from the snu;h ,nS ~
the Long Bridge Is about two miles The To-, IN "
sale Will be very accommodating For fn,,S. ,''
hculars apply 10 L. +. ITTFNHor sr Rant OF c l-
merce, Georgetown, or q. +. RIrTESBorsr tn
ury Department, Washington. sen a-o,,.ua
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

THE UNITED CLUB respectfully inform their
friends that their first BALL Of the season will
be given at Columbia Hall, Capitol Hill, on Monday
September Goth. sent sat
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08
DIE D,

On the 81 instant, AZ O'Clock, n. m, al The resi-
dcnce of his grandmother, Mrs. Conmmodore Rodc-
ers, IN this city, CHARLES ID. MEIGS, aged eight
years, son OF Capt. NJ. c. Meiss, L. = Cops o. En-
Cneers.
On Tuesday cvrnin! last, Mrs. HARRIET r. Ev-
ANS, agec 60 wears and months.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

To PRINTERs.-A super-royal Smith
Press, in excellent order, can be purchased
low at the Star office.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

NHE subscriber, after an absence of nearly fifteen
i years, takes this method of announcing to his
old customers and the public in general that he has
taken the stall recently occupied by Mr. T.. Hughes
in Centre Market, where he will be pleased 10 &C
conmodate the citizens OF Washington with choice
BEEF, YELL, MUTTON, and LIMB By long
experience in his business, he fatters himself that
he will be able to furnish the public with choice
article, and on the most reasonable terms.
sepSt' JOHN YOUNG,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08
< 600 NEGROES wANTED-I will "a

000 NEGROES WANTED Will pay
OeoOO the highest prices. in cash. for 5000
NEGROES, wifi good titles, slaves Tor life or for
term of years. H. large small families or .inrie ne
groes. will also purchase Negroe. restricted 10
main IN the State that sustain good characters FGm
ilies never separated. Persons having slaves for sale
VIII please call and see me, as am always IN the
market with The cash. Communication, promptly
attend to, and liberal commissions paid By JuhNN.
DEFINING, No. Ia, =. Frederick street h,iw.,n
Baltimore and Second streets, Baltimore, Md Trees
in front of the door. ~ 3a-n
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

EOR SALE-A Thomsonian steam BOX and
l. BOILER. with all lis fixtures. Inquire nj
Mrs. Mckinstry's, d street, between 18th and I3H
streets, Majors Row. sep S-tt
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08
FOR SALE AND RENT

EOR II K T-Two P.7RLOPS
Il CHAMBERS, in lew Brick Hous. ~ s ro
tenant. Rent moderate. Enquire at the cor's.
l4th and streets, only five minutes wall G' 1 o.
Treasury. soui III
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

LNOUND-This morning, on PENNSYLVANIA ave
l. nue.. a Calf Skin POCKET BOOK. contain
ing money and papers. The owner can have the
same by applying to JOHN F. GREEN, Dair, man.
proving property, and paying for this advertisement
sep St.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

EOR sSLE-At great bargain, and a lo,,
feet from ID street, Washington CITY. ="
Also, valuable LOT, al by l2O feet with an c)p
FlCE on ii, now renting for 500 per a,rur. .,
Congress street, ucar Bridge street Georrctnun
Applyto T.. X. LUNDY, Rookseitsr
aug @-sts Bridge street.. Georv.,o.,,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

CHOP FOR SALE, on b Street, noar IA, .s-s-,.
~ bargain may he had il early application n, 80.
al the Furniture Store Of y. NJ McGRroor on =.
street, opposite the Exchange Bank The hon !.
suitable for cabinet making or the carpcnieuny tu,
hess' rp2-2awAr
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08
WANTS..

Nv NTED-TwO neat and Respectable BOYS
w well acquainted with the civ. a, me,senv,,,
IN Telegraph Office. Address Box ga. Pos, os
nv sep-Slt'
"ANTED-A, young L.3DT. 10 attend IN
w Fancy Store. Address letter 49, and ls,r.
II at this office, with name and residence.
ps-d
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

a FOR RENT-A very desirable Dlyr1
Ii LING HOUSE, just completed with all m,
modern Improvements and conyeniences-Iargs on,
den, carriage house ard stable. IN has conn.s,sa
with IT bath house, with warm and cold Na,r,
which is also conveyed throughout the house ,,,,b
Cooking Range and pump in kitchen suu,,cn
healthy, and commanding une of the most e,Irns,,.
views in the District. Appyto
i. ID. READ, Water street.
aug <s-cou Georgetown
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08
MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND LOTTERIES,
For SOFTEN bcrIS53.

P.8YMENT OF PRIZES GUARANTEED BY
THE ST.fTE OF MARYLAND.
e G K II TON d BROT HER,
Reguicr Licensed .fseEs for the State Of N,ryla,rd
Corner South street and Exchange Place, Baltimore.
u He following SPLENDID SCHEMES particu arly
i worthy The attention of the public. comprising
some of the most STiHiGnt Lotteries ever drawn in
the United States.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

ENOR HlRE-A NEGRO GIRL, slave. II
l. Or IL years Of age. She is honest and trust
wOrto. Enquire OF J. III. BIRCH. sep S-3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

Numbcrs-I2 Drawn Ballots.

On THURSDAY, September 20, 1853.
P.7T4PSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY Class 259
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On SATURDAY, September d. 1853
GRIND CONSOLIDATED OTTER Y, Class T
.-- IS Numbers-l2 Drawn Raiots

Certificate OF package cost:
=, Wholes. S3l60 10 26 Quarters 800. s79.aG
20 Halves. $500 ,S Eighths ....... $3.50
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

s"tt HOUSE WANTED-Tbesu hsc7hrr
I'D Wishes 10 rent neat ard cent, rab!r HOI-sE
A12-uitabe for a medium sized iamii, locai,d IN
that section of the city hing between gh and l9rh
streets. and ID and G streets ANY one havn, such
house will please address '.1enant, az ihs office
WHICH VIII receive attention.. srp6-G
WANTED-Fii'r,n I.ai"lr-r-. IA Partr>. and
w ten Horses and Carts. Good Wages and con
slant employment given.
". T. POWELL & co.
sep l-lw .lrrandra. Va.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

A OWNER WANTED.-On Tuesd,r
morning last, Sorrel MARE, having no sloc,
on, with saddle and bridl, WAS left AZ the hons, ~
The subscriber, on Capitol Hill corner OF New Ter
sey avenue and street The owner is reoue,,ed
TO call for the Mare, prove properly. nav charre.
and take her away. ntSitTPs
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08
r house wANTED.-A gentleman

81 HOUSE WANTED-A gentleman
81: with small family, desires 10 rent a r,ulr,I
- HOUSE, by the 18th ut October. or IeIor,.
somewhere between Sd and 18th streets, and Penn
sylvania and New York avenues who viii he a ,sr
manent and punctual tenant the rent moi to e,rerd
500 per annum. Apply to J. &. Mcguire Arr-
uoneer, corner Of 10Th street and PENNSYLVANIA ave,
nue., or at Room No. -, General Land Office, d.
LIne business hours sep -dlw
"ANTED-Thrre unfinished n OONy
w with board. in private family for rru,I.
man and his wife. Please address "A u C- a; this
office. .cn5 s..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-24
Names Of NeWspapers,

The number of newspapers, now print
ed in this country, (not including monthly
magazincs) is about $500, and there is
remarkable samcness in their names. The
Inquirers, Advertisers, transcripts, Mir
rors, Advocates, Recorders, Chronicles,
Republicans, Wings, Palladiums, Tribunc<,
tlcralds, Patriots, Observers, Messengers,
Journals, Couricrs, Sentincls, Reporters,
Registers, Mcrcurys, Flags, Lcdgers, and
Banners constitute about two-thirds of the
whole. There are two of the same name
-Lewisburg Chronicle-one in Pa, and
one in Va. Besides the above, there arc
lG7 Democrats, and l29 Gazcttes.
As an offset to this VIC may notice a
few of the unique names, such as the
Pleasure Boat, Life Boat, Yankee Blade,
Rough Notes, Rough Hewer, Almighty
Dollar, Old Oakcn Bucket, Locomotive,
Screw Driver, Busy Martha, Yourg
America, Nonparcil, Straight Forward,
Sunbeam, Ralnbow, Fact, Acorn, Plain
dealer, The Wonder, Home of Mirth,
Cataract, Tempest, Old Settler, Uncle
Toms Cabin, All Sorts, David's Sling,
Circumstance, Una, Budget, Lantern, Pick,
Castigatcr, Yankee Notion, Uncle Sam,
Boston Notion, Prairie Bird, Gem of the
Prairie Land, RAMS Horn, Chronotypc,
Buglc, Golden Rule, Old Colony, Pine
Knot, Whip and Spur, Hornets Nest,
Blue Hens Chicken, Live Giraffe, Shcp-
herd of the Valley, Waterman Of the
Praiiies, Bcobachtcr, Bcriehter, Anzciehcr,
Nolkcsfreund, and other jaw-tormcnting
Norwegian and German naincs which We
do net remcmhcr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-24
ISRAEL VANtToRN,
: VI, EDESHGi.N.

The following gentlemen, having carefully in
yestiga,ed the principles upon which my rods
are constructed and pu, up, declare they have no
hesitation in saying iha, they believe them to be
the hcs, rods in use, and the only safe ones they
have ever seer, and they recommend them 10 all
persons desiring rods as a complete protection
against lightning:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-24
Old Newspapers,

NoME thousands IN number, OF all sizes, for
~ sale al the Chronicle office. at 50 CTS per
ioo 'sScn as they run. or 5 when assorted. a
ehahce ior scrap Books as well for wrapping
paper. 1sAp,il s. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-24
BULBS HEAD HOT EL,
MiOlinJug, Union county, Pe"n1a.
CMNElFG -CE0TZER

CHARLES -0EOuZSG3
II ESPECTFULLi informs the citizens oi
IL Union county, and the public in general
that he has leased the above stand, for many
years occupied by his Father, and is now pre-
pared TO accommodate fiicnds andI dILe travelling
community in manner acceptable 10 ell.
The HOUSE is large and rOouy, well orrsh'
ged in all its departments, and every care will be
taken to render his guests comfortable and happy
His TABLE will always be furnished with the
choicest dolicGoies of the season. AMI the best the
market can afford. The BAR will at all times
be attended by careful persons, and none but he
very best of liquors will be kept. His STABLES
are arapIe ami convenient, and the OoTLEkS
punctual and attentive.
In short, he pledges himself TO enjcavor 10
give general satisfaction TO all, and hopes by
slicl attention to business TO ,ncIit aud receive
d liberal share OF patronage.
M.aiiuburg, June 10. 1850