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ing store of J.J. LYoNs. We regard his

ing store of ]. ]. LYONS. We regard his
prices low, and his stock, considering the
run he has had upon it this season, good.
E. RocHEs Boot mandatory, near by,
deserves patronage. Judging from the
specimens of the work we saw, it is evident
to our mind that neat and pretty boots can
DC made i'll Abbeville, to please the taste Of
the young, iastidious spark, as well as a
moro serviceable article to suit the practical
portion of the community.
We visited the Saddlery and Harness cs-
tablishment of JAMES Moore, our Tax
Collector. AS he was busily engaged in
disclarging duties pertaining to his office,
we were not shown through his stock. His
numerous friends and patrons, however,
seem to have entire confidence in him, as
they have shown by substantial proof.
Wanting a pair of inexpressiblcs," we
gavo l. B. CouRrRIGnr call. lie had so
much work on hand that he could not pro-
mise to have them ready at the time spec-
lied. ISAAC is acknowledged, by men of
taste, to be hard to beat in getting up fine
job.
Immediately after leaving his shop, our
mind become fastened upon other matters
more important than the mere making of a
pa.r OF pants. In order, at Il glance, 10 sat-
lsfy ourselves more fully as to our prosperity,
we assembled the roof of the fullest house in
town-and after a few moments contcm-
platIon, determined to close this article with
atew remarks upon our ultimate destiny.
Webclicve that i'll less than twelve months
the business of ALbcville will he more than
doubly increased; and we are confirmed in
the opinion by unlnistakcallc Indications
The shril neigh of the iron-horsc" will
soon be heard in our midst-bankinr
agencies have already been established
and our planting friends will surely consult
their own best interests, by disposing of
their cotton, and other products; at the near
est good market, returning with necdful sup
plies purchased nearer home.
IT. then, we would fulfill the high destiny
III reserve for lis, (and who shall dare set
bounds to our future progress y we have
only, as community, to be true to our
selves-commerciaIly, socially, morally
and the glorious end is attained.
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Paris Mountain House.

f:;;f The subscriber has leased this EstabIis},-
kal.l mcnt from the proprietor, DR.. J. r. Hillhouse
and will have it opened for the reception Of guests
about the 25th instant.
= It'is, beautifully located upon the summit oI
Paris N onntain, at All elevation Of more than
thousand feet above the surrounding country, hav
ing an exhiliaratng mountain atmosphere, an
commanding from The piazza an unbroken vie
of CLASSY Mouctaim, the Tiger, Enoree and S
luda Mountains, .Fable Rock, Cesnr's Head, 4
Blue Ridge, und various mountains in Georgia.
(also overlooks Grcenville village, and tho gtea
portion OF GreenvIle nnd Pickens Districts. =!
h 1t is accessible by IL safe and easy road, an.
situated within ono mile of the main road leof
from Greenville to Aseville, being within
miles of GreenviIle, ten miles Of Chicks Spr
and eighteen miles Of Table Rock and Co.'S
Head.
The House is new and spacious, and will
conducted in the best manner The Table
betsupplied with tn" best provisions that ther
ket affords. and az pie accommodations and
vender provdedfor Horses -~f i"is's
No pains will be Jared to make the PafiS Nc
tain House first i ,te Hotel. ..a-., ... sti.si
A Hack will run daily to Greenville village
4 liberal share ,ipubic favor i respss,o
.May2l .1t s
a
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A Voice from "Fort Pickens.n

The communication below is from the
pen of the founder of " Fort Pickens," about
one mile northeast of us. lie says that the
man that walked over This village should
give his place showing. Well see if we
can't get him to do so:
"Mr. Edeter, at Abcvile G. U-Sur: ::
plese requist that Man that has walked over
the vlles to Sc the improvement, to go out
to tourt plckens, an to the garden corner
lot, at the Mile stone, an report the inn
provements 10y y pore Man, Made ov field
plnds-it can't be bcet-:n' put it in the
baner. Respect liberty an industry.
MICHAEL WILSoN"
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Greenvi1le and Columbia Railroad-Our
Trip to Bolton, &c.

Tuesday, the 3rd day of May, will long
be remembered by the citizens of the dis
trlcts of Laurens, Anderson, Ncwbcrry,
Richland and Abbcville. rs an occasion
which called forth three thousand lndivd-
uals to exhibit, 10y their presence, the heart
felt satisfaction and joy which they felt at
the progress which this Road is making to-
wards its terminus.
Our point Of departure was Hodges De-
pot the anxiety of "fond papas," and af-
fectionatc husbands prevented lis from going
ont in the first train-it Icing crowded Lc-
yond the calculation ofany human mind
Having set Of jolly friends around us, who
were indifferent about the t'ip, (yet for the
sake of novelty were disposed to go,) as
we were debating upon the probability of
transportation. Mr.. PEAKE, the superintend-
ent, came up; whereupon We asked him at
what time the other train would be along,
and if he thought the ram and jam" would
be as great. Said he could not tell, but
hoped that he would be enabled to accom-.
modate all those who had turned out to
enjoy the festivities Of the day. We then
concluded to place ourselves amongst the
happy throng. A few minutes only had
passed of, when the "Danicl Blake" a
locomotive Of superior power and mccl,an.
ical construction, "hove in sight" She,
however, was SO heavily laden, from below,
with human freight, that, fearing the wor-
thy Superintendent had not been. able to
supply sufficient means to convey this great
crowd, we, the "joly" persons alluded to,
for fear Of disappointing some of the "green
ones" who had never rode upon bull
gine,' gave way. S This magnanimous
determination was unnecessary, as arrange
ments were made by Mr.. PEAKE to carry
the whole party. Although contrary to es-
tablished rules, we were permitted, from the
fact of the crowd, to ride upon the "Blake.''
!, Her worthy and skiIlful Engineer, Mr.. WIN
BuRDeEs, proved to our minds most conclu.
s'vely, that persons who travel aponS Sthis
Road, on the locomotive above named
guided and directed by himself, mead fear
no danger, except n case where human
foresight and the most perfect skill fall
Mersily we trarellsd, and happily we felt
nfss.s
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COMMUNICATIONS,
WRITTEN For TIE ADnEvILLE BANNER.
Fishing PARTY.

MEssRs. EDIroRs: AS it is quite fashion
able to chronicle the proceedings of Pic Mics,
Fourth ofJuly celebrations, and other amuse-
ments, permit me to give you a brief dcs-
criptlon OF Fishing excursion which came
oil in this vicinity, few days ago. 1t was
upon the last day of April, and as the poet
says it was dayh.bright, beautiful and SER
enc" Its dawning was evidently lovely,
with all that brightness peculiar to southern
latitudes and fresh with the verdure ofsprings
new creation. From the deep green trees
and sweet scented earth thousand opening
blossoms were exhaling their odors upon
the bland and balmy air; while the light
winged songsters were upon every tree and
shrub, pouring forth, with merry hearh
their gentle melody,
GAS fto breathe were music,
And song their highest aim.''
Being "armed and equipped as the law
directs" with the proper implements of ihe|
fisherman at an early hour upon this beau
tlful morning, our party consisting of ladies'
and gentlemen with high hopes and bright
anticipations, set out in the direction Of Il
beautiful stream, that winds its way through
the eastern part of our vicinity. After pasI
sing through forest of the loveliest foliagcA
interspersed with flowers of the richest hue.
we were agreeabIy delighted to find our
selves quietly rcposing upon the banks of
the beautiful stream to Which we had been
anxiously speeding our way. Twas at this
point that the poet the. painter, and the
lover of romance, could have enjoyed an
ample field for theiindulgence of their Pc
culiar .whims, in the "ideal world; while
even he whose dull untutcred intellect. -
'Only ysees God in clouds and hears bm iute wind,
could not have turned awayxN Nithont feelings
OF admiration and wonder at the sublime
beauties by whi9h We were surrounded.
AT our feet r9( quietly and calmly along
the smiling while ever and anon
the sparkling waters were splashing up, and
ths shining psbblss were glistning in the
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A Card.

AMERICAN HOTEL, IN COLUMBIA, So. Ca.
fsHi;f Mrs Sarah Fleming and james T.. Flen,-
as.lng respectfully give notice, that they have
purchased and assumed the management of the
American Hotel, lately so successfully copducted
by Mr. J. G. Junncy.
In taking charge of this Establishment, they do
SO with the intention of using every means that OK
perence and energy will supply to give entire sat-
siaction to their patrons, aud promise Jealous at
tention to their comfort. In nskingu continuance
of fair portion of public support, they do so with
the assurance that they intend to deserve it.
The table will be supplied with every thing that
the market affords, served up in the best munner,
and dispensed hy watchful attendants and the
chambers and parlors will bo found always reudy
for the reception of guests.
SARAH FLEMING,
]. r. FLEMING.
May II. 1853 tf. s
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rIcre Columbia Advertisements

Will be found in our columns to day,
from gentlemen who are not afraid to solicit
an examination Of their varied articles Of
merchandise. AS we will have as many
more new ones mex; week, we will defer un-
til then notice of the facilities which cna-
blc our Columbia friends to offer unsurpassed
inducements to purchasers. We heartily
commend them to all who may visit our
beautiful metropolis.
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Rail Road Iron. I

We are requested by friend, who has lately
convcrscd with President CONNER, to state that
he is onNious that tho GrccnvilIe and Columbia
Rail Road should pay the Custom House duty
upon their iron in Charcston us he wishes trans
fer it during the present leisure season. We would
call the attention Of tho President aud Directors
to this matter.
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COllsigIiecs

Al Greenwood Depot from LIST to 10th MAY, 1853.
level and Crews, Thos Chatham, Crcswell,
q i Waller, Warduw and Lyon, Judge d l.
Wnr.ilaw, NJ and C, Rev ] McLees, Gillian,
Il Parks, Crews, James Gillian, Rev J. Dan
ely, Rev w Hill, NJ Osborn, + G Parks, Smith
and k'ley, w IL Griffin, L 5 and 5, p ii Mos-Iy,
Martin Ilacket, J Jordan, N l. Llpscomb, Robt
Anderson, DIR w l. TempIc,on. IL Boozer.
Cotton ranging from to l-2 cents
JAS. BAILEY, Agent.
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Literary Notices.

1he Musical World and Times. By
Dyer & Willis, New York. This is n week
ly journal Of sixteen pages, edited by Mr..
Richard S. Willis, brother of the Poet
Each number contains four pages of music ::
essays upon music; sketches of musical his
tory; anecdotes, criticisms, &c, and is in
valuable to choristcrs, singing teachers, and
TO all lovers Of harmony. Price So.
Scientific american, by Mum l. Co.,
New York: SO. A valuable journal of SCI
cnce and art, containing great amount of
practical information, concerning the pro-
gress of invention and discovery throughout
the world. The Patent Claims are publish
cd weekly, and each number is embcllished
with several original engravings.
,Scouille's" Pick" is the American Punch,
and for the low price of 81 furnishes a
weekly dish Of gossip, anecdotc, humor and
wit, seasoned to suit every taste.
The Southern Agriculturiyt, for April,
has been received, and contains variety of
valuable and interesting articles. The work
is ably conducted, and merits an extensive
patronage.
THE Southern Eclectic. ByJ. II. Fitten,
Augusta, Ga: SO. BY the May number of
this periodical, We perceive that James NJ.
Smythc, Esq, so favorably known to the
Southern press, has been associated in the
editorial management. The work is com
posed chiefly Of selections from the best
European journals, made with great taste
and discrimination. The present number
contains choice selection of articles, among
which we would mention: Ancient English
Ballad Poetry; the Scottish Covenanters !;
Californian and Australian Gold Discoveries;
the Mormons in America, &c. The work is
we'll worth the subscription price, and should
be sustained.
Georgia Home Gazette. BY James NJ.
Smythe and Robert A. Whyte. Augusta /:
So per annum. This is one of the best of
the Southern weeklies. Devoted to .litera-
ture and general intelligence, and conducted
with marked editorial ability, it affords al
ways welcome treat, in the choice variety
of its columns. We commend it to the sup
port of Southern readers.
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Fashionable Spring G. Summer Goods.

Fashionable Spring 6 Summer Goods.
JOHN BRIDGES, MERCHANT TAILOR,
2'o Broad-strect, next door below the u. Suites
Hotel, Augusta, Georgia,
now opening full and complete assortment
OF Cassiinerts, Dnlngs, Ves,ings and Furn-
l. ishing Articles. comprising all that is latest in
style, TO make up to order, and for Gentlcmen's
toilet Combined with the above is superior u.s.
sortment of Reudy-ma Garments, Of tho latest
style and cut. Making and Trmmingsand mill
tary work Of all descriptions. sc
Augusta. Ga, may 10 am
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CLOTHING STORE.

j. j. LYONS
AVlNG recently purchased the interest of his
IL partner in the "ABnEvII.LE CLOTHING STORE"
continues to sell READY MADE ECLOTHING
extremity low for tho cash. Call and examine his
stock May ii Gm
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NJ. Ed. Kerry,

MATN-STREET, COLUMBIA, S. c.,
COLLECTS cali from those who NAV be desi-
~ rons Of purchasing good and substantial Fur
nture Of every description. [may ll-ly
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THIRD CoNoREss1oNAL D1srRror.-Col.
L. NJ. KErrr has been elected Representa-
tive.in the third district, viee Hon. W. F.
GeLsesx; resignsd.
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,. Graves.
F:allN & Ekila:ar6i
NJ. l.. EsrOups.

WA] GUILD call attention to his well selected
Wv stock of Groceries, DC. which he is SELL
ing upon reasonable terms; together with .chnce
ocgar., Wines and Liquors Of the best brandfN
Main-strcei, Columbia. may TO-
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W. a. TllOr,,'S

HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY,
N EAR Janneys Hotel, Muin street, CoIum-
y bia. So. Ga. Emuy lO-tf
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q. =. Bower,

nj MANuFACTURER and dealer in Furniture
III Chairs, and Fsk's celebrated Metallic Buriu
Cases. Columbia. Tmuy lb-fm
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Our Village improvements

Our Village improvements
We left you, last week, under the influ-
ence of a fine scgar; nothing having trans
pired to mar or interfere with the feelings
then enjoyed, it is with pleasure that we
return to our labors and hold free and
easy conversation with you. We parted at
the store of Alessrs. WIER e. MILLER. This
evening we have continued our walk from
this point, directly upon the side of the
street where the "Post Office Department"
is situated. We crossed the Threshold of
this commodious edifce-and would suc-
gcst to the Postmaster, who is its owner,
that he should set about, without delay, to
place his Office in a proper condition, by en-
largng the building, or erecting one in its
stead; and further, in instituting a system
attic course by which mails are to be opened
and letters &c. promptly delivered. Our
opinion is, that the Office should be pro-
vided with boxes, rented out per annum,
for the convenience of those who choose to
pay for them-as is the case in every qoeU
regulated Post Office in the country. Per.
sons renting boxes, and making deposites,
would prevent many little annoyances of
daily occurrence in the Office alluded to.
Messrs. WILSON & WILLIAMS, who are at
the "Post Office corner" have large and
richly selected stock of goods; and from
the obliging disposition of fthejunior partner,
our friend the Major, we feel that we are
only speaking the truth when we affirm that
persons visiting the store of these gentlemen,
either in q social way, or in the capacity of
customers, will not be displeased.
Across the street will be found the Cloth.
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EB Rev. THOMAS F. DAVIS, of Camden,
has been declared Bishop elect Of the Dio.
cese of South Carolina.
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- - % zzsssa 81 -

Freight on the Greenpiile and G. R. Road.
A LII Goods to be transported over the Green
-fA- Vile aud Columbia Rail Road must he dis
tincty marked and designated for some particular
Depot, else they will not be conveyed from CO.
luinbia, for, being addressed to the owners
residence. the Agents in Columbia being ignor-
anct Of their location, puts the Company to con-
siderable loss and Inconvenience, from MISCARRIAGE
and damage; being addressed to particular De-
pot will also insure their more prompt delivery.
The attention Of merchants and others is most
especially called to the manner of marking iron !;
for tho Careless manner heretofore observed has
caused us considerable annoyance and loss.
May I2 H. r. PEAKE. Snn't.
"s'Papers advertising by contract With tho com.
pany will please copy. ~
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PASSAGE LAMI ) AND LANTERNS
a flNt: assortment newest style Hall I,mn.
-, ana Brass Frame I.antcrs, selling oir chcap.
=! ii. T. NICHOLS
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WATER CRNS AND COOLERS
v EkY NICE indeed Jus, received and for sale
-! u. r.. NIcJ,ors
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a.. IHiGt1fGsk;sssff.

MAlN.sTREEr COLUMBIA, SO. Ca,
NY VlIES the attention Of those visiting this
Town. to his extensive stock of Books, Sta
l. .'on"ry' Music and Fancy Goods, next door
to Fisher Il Aenew. tmnv IN ,f
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hcc Cream Freczers.
oiNSON'S = and Ausin's patent. small s;zoo
tor ia'nily use. Just received and for snlc low'
IL. T. Nichols
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j. & b. n. E;xyart.

j. & b. II. EVart,
hlsn OF lFe Golden Jack Plane, Columbia. s. C..
| ffEk Tor sale II complete assortment Of Black.
" smith $ and Cnpcncr's Tools; Shelf, Hard
ware wa ana Cutlery; Mill Irons and Mill Saws:
iainls' o'ls and Dye StuiiS; Machnst's Tools, SC.
Groceries and Provisions Goods d.live,eJ NJ tho
depot free "f ci,nrg". (mnv lOIy
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Direct ImpOrtatiOns!
China, Glass, and I;arll,cuvnrc

Ii. L. Nichols, COLUMBIA, S. c.
] > now receiving IL very large suppIv or C;ood.
IN ms lnc, embracing every thing that is usu-
= any called for, and tho most extensive variety
oi any i"rmer seasons. Coming from fret hands.
ana bought low for cash, bargains may be had.
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a RiSii and plate Covers, Tea I,uIers, and w
rlous other useful housekeeping or,i.Ic,
Just received and for s;,lcb by II. r. N,r"a.s Nu'es
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Col,pciiiior, is the E.ifc of Tr:,,,c

OPPOSITION TO ALL
a you wish to purchase Clothing Of n. ,.,
- 'aS'''onan'e style and warranted make, call at
=. j. HARNETT'S
Next to Junncy's hotel, and oppnsc 4, the A.,
ican Hotel, Columbia, which will b. sold chcuncr
tn man the cheapest. Also, Youths and Child,,,.
Slothng; Shirts, Drawers, Snspendcrs, Hand.
Kerch,cls' C:ravals, Stocks and Trunks.
Eall and be convinced, as he is determined not
10 he undcrsod. Tn,,,. m o.. Nv,
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VINE DISH AND PLATE COVERS
v ENi convenient for summer use, Just re-
ccived and for sale low bv II T., N'
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FRENCH CHINA FANCY ARTICLES
UST received. Gilt and White chambcr C,,,'
u dlesticks, Puff Boxes. Cologne Bottles. ric,,
tancy Cups and Sauccrs, fancy Mugs, &C. Far
sale low, by He, NIcHG1 o'
Columbia, may ~ 4 a'.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

INV ENTY. SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE AMERICAN
Institute dew ted exclusively the of our
country now open daily at Castle Garden, from
NJ until 10 r. NJ Boomfelds celebrated brass band will
attendance this evening The will
delivered at the broadway Tabernacle by the Hon VIM
II Seward the Goth inst at TX o'clock p NJ Tickets
free TO be obtained at Castle Garden M Broadway or
OF any Of the managers. by order Of the Board -
ADONIRAM CHANDLER Secretary
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STOLEN GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

old NIGHT-W0OD'S MINSTRELS IA BROADWAY
" To nights programme contains choice sele ,tion
old favorite meodesfor this evening only
open at G15. commence at IA O'Clock.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE CRYSTAL PALAcs,
- Sept. o. 1885,
The public respectfully informed that the Crystal Pa
ACE now open every day Sundays excepted
horrs OF III o'clock A. and 10 O'Clock p n unt further
UhHaren under twelve years Of ago.............0 %
gonthy tickets dor each calendar month";. &C
Sdmiss;on on S.tn;,d:v ny y
eters are particularly requested 10 provide themselves
Skh change to prevent delay at tho entrance.
BIO purchased VI the entrance TO the CrysA
psiace or At tho mueic store of VIM Hall Son, No. as
sSosdway corner of Park place. also At Joles music
ssorc No. 500 Broadway. JOHN n. BATCHELDER,
Secretary Of the Superint ION dents
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A YOUNG AND RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WO
IA wishes situation, with family going to Cafor
MIA to attend lady take Of children an excel
irving desired The Of reference given Please
dress apply ut 2l Twentieth street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues.
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN
~ wants situation good cook has objection
sst in the washing ironing Can well recommended
Can be for two days. at No. los Twenythd street.
stair
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nAILY GOvERNESS-A LADY, WHO HAS HAD TEN
~ years experience in teaching the English branches
wishes for daily where the child
under ten of Address Governes No Ola
Ia street st
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1NHE CFIEBKATED ASTROLOGER AND PHYSTOO
i nomist, DR.. T. SHUMAN, Sweds by birth can be- co.
quilted on all events Of fe past present. and future Mr.
has travelled through greater portion Of the
the last forty years. and willing give the sas
factory information Ladies and gentlemen you wsh
Dc happy aud lucky honor Mr. s. with call Natiyities
calculated for ladies and gentlemen ANY par
GEselRCll
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION
~ and seamstress. Has good city references APP
ply at 3 Sixth between Twentieth ano Twenty r
streets.
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A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS
"A ehambermaid and waiter, good plain cook washer
and roncr TO do general homework small
my Good reference given Please call at 295 Mott
corner Of Houston.