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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09
CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS

CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS
~ RICHMOND, Nov. q, 1881 have tried nearly
sl the cough remedies of the day, and have hest
tation In saying that believe MRS. A. 3. DAVIS
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most valuable prepsra-
ton of the kind in use, and family medicide
almost Indispensable. e. WARREN"
MRS. DAVIS COUGH REMEpy.-We eau speak OF
the virtues of this medicine from the book. havire
witnessed its operation in q bad cough, Ia which Ii
afforded speedy and decided relief.-Rish Repub.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett \ Beers
Alex Duvai Paterson l. Jackson, Chas. Millapaua IN,
e. J. Piest A. Eoieker and Charles u. Yale.
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E7ROM so CENTS to $25 Lovers of
that POWERS l. DUKE the only artists 10
this city that offer good DAGUERREOTYPES,
from so cts. to S25, hch Is inducsment to every
one in waot of good and beautiful pasuerreotype
To be had only Of
POWERS DUKE, 1S9 Main st.,
Over w oodhouse's Bookstore Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09

BRITANNIA WARE.--Castorss Lamps;
~ Walters; Table and Tea Spoons; soup ssa
Sauce Ladies; DscsRter steppless Covered ata va
covered Pitchers, all szsss Mei.ssss Pes.i Coffee
Main street. BY s
jas JAS. b. EVANs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09

EOR SERVANTS.-We have in store
- and for sale at moderate prices Brown Lioec
Coa.s Cottonade and Linen ackeis, Linen Drill and
GoIaae rants Bickory Shirts, &c, to which WI
invite tue attention Of those in want
KEEN, BALDWIN & CO..
ye log Main stveet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09

JU ST THE THING FOR
u THE SEAS E.-G.nts low quar-
tar strap SHOES of Pate of Leather and C.'fskn,
with many other styles all of which am selling un,
usually cheap For proof call and get pair, and
your money; a dollar saved, 10 dollar made -
Recollect they at the sign of the big boot. No.
IS. opposite St Charles. WIN. WALSH.
les
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

DREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE STORE
l. No q MAIN ST.-Gsutlemen's P. L SHOES
and GaITERS.-The subscriber has just received u
very superior lot of Gentlemen's Patent Leather
Shoes and Caters, which he would invite all IN
want to call and examine, as they will lind some
thing really nice. ALEX HILL,
Manufacturer.
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MORE NEW GOODS-Received this
1Nl morning st No. IS the following:
Another lot Of those Gents Glove Kid Congress
Caters.
Gents pate mt leather Congress Caters.
Gents calf Oxford Ties.
Cents patent leather Oxford Ties, very superior.
Gentlemen invited to call and supply them
selves. JOHN C. PAGE,
my26 Is Market Bridge.
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l INEN S.-Shirt Collars
~ something short of a yard vide Thoss In want
will call On the subscriber who has jnst received
large supply of eli the latest les OF Linen Collars
also, good supply OF fns Linen ShiTts. made by
Messss T. A, Morrison l. Hoyt, the nost celebrated
manufactures in New lotk All IT low casn prices
j. ID. GOODMAN
No. iS4 Main ST., opposits Eagle Square
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Adams Miss Mary Ann
Abeck Miss J
B
Hart Mrs Elizabeth
Brown Miss Sarah
Bethel Miss Elmyre v
Bragg Miss Ella
Barney Miss Avis n
Burlington, Miss Maria
Brewer Miss Mary e
Burklsnd Mrs Eugene
@
Chandler Mary Ann
CoEza Mrs Della Ann
Cutter Mise Anna
Cunningham Miss Ophelis
Cox Miss J Josephine
Clarke Miss Sarah
Conway Mrs Susan
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NOTICE OF OVAL-M l..
In STRAUSS, Merchant Tailor, tax es this method
to inform his friends and customers that he has
moved temporarily to the corner Of Sd and Broad
streets, opposite Sir. Mark Downey's where he will
be pleased to them ALL and st the same time of
ferlng his entire stock of Clothing and piece Goods
at prime cost prior his removing to bis old stand
again as soon az rebuilt. NJ. l.. STRAUS,
my ll-2m+ Corner Sd and Broad SITS.
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GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN
~ TLEMEN'S FURNISHING DS.-The
subscriber hiss just resolved his second supply of
Summer Goods. making his stock now complete,
braong all the late of Cloths Cassimeres and
Vestinss. Alss-Black, Blue. Brown and Dahlia
Dress and Frcck Goats; Black and Fancy Cashmere
Goats, all styles; Silk Linen, Grass Alpaca Shaug.
hal Bingham, Drap-dEte and Lutong Goats; Fancy
and Blsck Cashmere, Linen and Msrseiiles Pants;
Vests Of every style and quality; Shirts; Drawers;
Collar; Stocks; Cravsts; Ties; Gloves; Susp nders
Hdkfs; &c to which he would respectfully ask his
friends and the public generally to call and examine
e. 8. SPENCE,
my2 No. 100, corner Main and 18th s.s
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NHAS. II. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Manufactured. 18Th street, between Main
and Gary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings he,
Metallic Roofing, Quit ering and Spouting, Put
up in any part of the city country.
WE'LL AND q ARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE
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CODA WATER.-The subscriber has
~ added to his Cigar establishment beautiful SO.
da Fountain, and will furnish the very best Soda
Water to be had in the county.
His SYrups made of the finest fruit, and will
be at all times fresh.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
nv l9 American Hotel.
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!ORN AND COB CRUSHERS-We
are lust In receipt Of the Little 0iantn CORN
aud COB CRusHEks. which eomnanded the sd'
npn % ali planters Of the Virsinis State Asri.
CULTURAL FAIR. CslI early IL you wish one
my l7-dlmkw2u e. go.
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pre- City entirely changed BY the miraculous power
81 I'D, esckss Patent Self Acting -Four Horse Peer
Bsl.am. The gas is lighted on the tsrt nights, In
st. ad Of on the moonlight eyenings-tber- are NJ
noe bighrsy rohbers in the streets, or n there are
The offenders, vhen sntsted ipsssDtly diseha
BY tie police magistrate No more building ms'-r's'
on the scevaks; no more midnight murders. NJ
more Sunday rows; more dirty streets; NJ mora
dUels 10 HoboktD, ana lies in the rspspers
Broadway IL swept end garnshed; the VI. T.. are
civil, arc the boys do ut steal any more dogs In
fact, well content are we uo~ with our City, that
We feel, the Hibernean poet beautifully says:
o. there be ~ ysss On ssrth
lts ths-if 10 hia"
Orders for my Basam, accom- dHIed ~ me -0atg
will be Immediately attended to- Otherwise DOT, for
ny partner ard have resolved TO sell for cash only
feeling a. did DR.. Young, who appropriately and tse
ingly reuGks-
Wv. tais 20 notes IN Time"
TriunphsuIly yoas
Or. o K PHILASDER D0ESrIcKs, 2. J., NJ D.
p. S.-Bull Dogge Gays have piled il up too strong
and that will believe what be calls tnst nu IN
" bug about the newspapers, and the prepo.tercas
" nonsense concerning the Broadway Actor am
that in these instances my medicine has per-
formed modern miracle, but the facn remain 40
"less true than strange"
DR @ K. P. D. P. b, N d.
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showed him .side. All sorts Of odd customers cane
up 10 depc their ballots but Il i Fens kshte ts.t
'hsf Whey wanted 10 yete fJr Be-. =. Sr'Ngs n
Nosss. or 10 fact, any BIZ, Hogs they sars
to be ero~o.d. slowed add hu.ile1 sni generally eft
the room with body noses, snd their ballots still ia
their bands Fun grew fss, and fsrioas; whisky nsn
shesd bu, vsnfsd Tremendous msi lrify; II. paper
force OF Randall bland vsit0g TIE City for that ,-
cssion only came up and voted Amos; tins q cl,ss
The pos bus the Inspector kept the box open twenty
ipu'es after surdo receive the votes Of sixteen
trou.iscuous rsscals, sho had been hsbes ccrpas-d
iron TIE Tou;bs par culariy for this occasion only
Fl d who voted every man for Hogs
PoIls closed; intense excitement; oonhres built;
souibs rockets, guns and Chinese crackers; Glaor
scarce the candidates having cut cd the supply -
,ocn a. tie voting wss over crowd sat down 10 bar
rooms sns engine houses and ere Sd-a soc!s ss'
crst rooms to &c, dispatches shout ~ oclosk they
began Ia come; il was soon evident that NogSs ga
beaten. Bosgs was distaoced, and Scrosss "ss 90
where; il vas Hcggs everywhere; Hogs IN the
street Hogs in the tavern; Hosgs at oonnres,
Hogs forevsr; no one but Hogs; triumphant
Hogs; victorious Hogs high old Hogs the peo-
pies choice.
This morning Nogys sty geographical organ snncunc-
ed the utter ruin, and speedy annihilstion OF the
country under the destructive rule Of Hogs; and it
asserted thss honor honesty and truth I'd LEFT the
ton Patriotism and decency had deserted hsndn-
hand and hist the outraged Goddess Of Liberty hsd
tsken of her nightcap pinned up her pettcc.ts put
on pair of cow-bids boots, and bid an eternA fare
well 10 fallen, degenerate Columbia On the other
hand Hoegss papers r,oiced over the defeat of the
allied sruiies; bsce Noggs, Roggs aud Scroggs an az
fectonste sdieu, and consigned them to oblivion; aud
then reoiced that they hsd chosen ruler so capable
ss the glorious Hoggs the proud farseeing generous
liberal independent Hogs, who guarantees to the
people their daily gin, and nightly nos Hogs the
mag Dsbinous-Hoggs who stands up TO the popular
creed-uplimifed whsky-Hoggs. who remains true
to his alcoholic ibstncts-Hoggs, who battles for the
peoples rights-Boggs, who has so nobly earned the
title be%tcwed upon him by the lager bier shops
whose liberty he has secured, and the ~hisky dens
whose morality he has voucned for-Hoggs, de
"feuder Of the Faith, and leader Of the Faithful"
O q K PHiLANDER DoEsrIcKs. rB.
p. S-HuIrah for Hoggs Q KIP. D., Ps.
p. s. Junior.-And unlimited whisky.
O.. r. p. D, p. D.
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M.-DoEsTICKs SEES THE SPIRIT
RAPPERS.
NEw-YoRx, Oct. q, 1854.


Seventy Hundred and One, Narrcw.st
Being sasaied with the ordinary, common place
hnes Of every day ls and having heard great deal
about the mysterious communications telegraphsd 10
thin our ignorant sphere, by wise and bengnsnt
sphts Of bliss, through the dignifed medium OF
cid chairs, wash stands aud Candidates, we three
twho had met again determined to put ourselves In
oommsnic alton with the next world TO hnd out, II
possible, our chances Of favorable reception, when
business or pleasure calls Ne in that direction. Up
Broadway, till We came TO an illuminated, three
corsered transparency, which made Buu pogge
smack bis iips, and cay oystsrs, which informed
us that within large assortment Of spiru, OF every
description, constantly 10 asiendssce, ready to
apswcr inquiries toTun on srrands In the spirit
world. and bring the ghosts Of auybodys dsunct re-
iatous or friends to that classic spot for coovess-
hona purposes all for the moderate CD srge of senty-
Eve cents. [Damphool. who had bees sAere before,
sad that these delicate Arels were the spirits OF
departed newsboys, who are thrown cut Of their
legitimate business. aud strive to gel an honest
living by doing these eigh,een-penay jobs. EoteFed
The rosm with becoming gravity, and erereomug ave.
Two old foozles IN white neckcloths, sns no collars,
q returned Californian in an Indian blanket two
peaked posed old maids, gcod.lcoking widow, with
q little boy, our own sacred tho snd the " medium,
composed the whole OF the assembled multitude. The
"Dsdum" Aforesaid was q vinegar compenoned
woman, very ruby nose. mouth the exact shape OF
the sousd hole 10 . volin-whe were green spec
taeles, and pstteesfs Of equivocal purity.
The furniture consisted Of several chairs, mirror,
no carpet small stand large dining table aud, in
enc corner OF the room, q eedstssd wash stand. and
bookcase, With wrifiagdesk on top. Aner some re-
mMks by the medium, We formed the mario circss,
BY citing close together, and putting our hsads en-
the table. Dull Dosge took bss drink, before he
laid biz ponderpua ksts by the side of the othsss
Aftsr short length Of time the table began 70 shake
lite rickssy legs to Zap its leavel after ne msansr Of
wiDgs, and 10 sitter omnoas squssks, from its crazy
old joints. Pretty soos-"knock'-snder Dam.
pAscis had be trembled and turned ps,s but, on
The whole, stood his grouad, like . man. KNOCK.
kaeek, In ~ imnsdiate vicinity-aook under the
table, bat couldn't zee anybcdy-kacck, ksosk,
HSocK, KNOCK. directly under Ball Dcggss elbow.
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xyII-DoEsTICKs ON NEw.YEARs IN NEW
YORK.
Seventy Hundred and One, Nsro~st,

Seventy Hundred and One, NsrossE'
EEw-YoKK, Jan. 2, 1855.
Last New.Ye1's Sunday thesabschber wss having
q luxurious time on board Mississippi stesnbsst-
said bost being fast aground on sssndbar-provsons
all gone-iAe captain steward, and one Of the bar
keepers, being occupied playing "poker" with tho
passenger ct one end Of the boat, while the moro
pouy disposed were listeoDg b drawing tones Of
a nautical preacher, who ~ dscoursing secondhand
,.uctimony ss the other-crsw IL on "bsnder" In
the epe;pe-room, Hremsn al drunk on the bosrdeck.
and everybody generally enjoying themselves. hsde
no CALI, myself, except It the bar, whore l w'ssse
myself 20 many happy New-Yesrs, and - many con-
plmsnts Of he season. hat dept thss sshf on spns
Of cottonwood, md whea at>aiaed ny @assses1s
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Appointed myself Committee OF five 10 inquire
into ~. ms,'@r; ogsr,e the following resolution.
which Unanimously adopted:
R.alred Thsi Ps'tins c.s siin 10 hesy-s II.
Sos frsut s~tnE th~re, th nth fh- tsi ~
lea stA and thai the oE--d which teaches mode
fJroossnrv sfs.eesl tho fall. worhy b rsnss&
Al, on ethsr sxcrpt ss' 81 veteran isksr
Al vorlc. wise e. lekrtry-yo Miller. Danriy yesrs
.. X PhlLAhDsR DOesffcks PB.
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THE LIFE OF P. T. B ARNUA.-
Il The question ,sksd by BsekTood,
WHO READS AN AyERICAy BOOK

.-,..y.S The enhe London press sins witt ,be
GREAT THUSoEREa" TIE LONDON TINES,
with s column after column devoted BSIams book have
reyersd These fse's Of themselves de-
or.r.e tbot the book contain, raneh thai public osshi
know and that they WI know No dives az horse
w,stn psny The London Tines ard it' eotepo
r.re never before devoted hs Of the sps-e 70 Amer
can sock tbs they given ssrn1ms LIE II IS THE
GREAT WORK OF TIE AGE Buy Il and resd l.
ITS VALUE TO PRACTICAL MINDS.
Pet me op eopy-l wsat % rs.s ~. .,,..s.- -,
'' IMidderor 20 Free Pres.
Men viii '''''i L Tor the 'u''''' 1 atr Nd
"E1ceedirsy orisr,l. instructive ard snteItsiDns"
contain, va. deal Of information in rs,rd to ssJ mai
jner iElenvils Journal
The vsiue Ct energy perseverance, bushes. and the
mode tuning hese 7uss 70 seount are tyen q t-ii
faithful record ofhs llt Of perseverance, 0a.-
AID pIae1csl common sense ndePendsni ffess
HA0-N'' pun - sellsville In,eIliseroe..
"oves advice y-esnart with sense 70 ySnHs men
sf,tspere himself e,plsy. ,Dosledss o. bansn
SHOW. tn. .bewdne and Of Ylakes
vermont 5tsies
Shows what perseverance, and energy vii SC onP.h
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to succeed fihsy OF, f'ii'w oG his russ
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>eF-Yo DuchmEu
"Fv.rbodv Ia buyins everybody rcadpg r. everybody
tslipg oft Some read is rich store o. an sons Tor
Lpowedse Of s world renowned writer but tbs sret mss
for s va, fund business and s business
,ufsetons To help business 10 furnish IN with DIV
ns tAh I'd dess-to oren hi. mind and II wh SCUM p.e
cal Thoughts which viii insure him large and RAPID
foruDe B,pums biography !. the verJ hing single
per.a Of value equal - fifteen years OF etpenence
Az hard study IN is called The World. Had /, been
called The Of Getting Along OF How - get Ren without
CAPITAL would have been appropriate than ~ pr-seot
title To ,tar, In life, don't give him esptI OF
five thousand dollars bat copy of Bsrnums book That viii
carry through ser, tier, and suceess'u than
MONEY" ALBANY Knekerbocter.
For sale BY al BOokielier,. -
J. s. REDFIELD Publisher,
Nos ITO and ii2 Nasssnr
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CTARTLING EXPOSITION Of AMERICAN
~ SOCIETY
Nearly Ready
STAN HOPE b u r l. Z 6 i
TIE JEsUIrs IN OUR HOMES.

A NOVEL. BY HELM DBu
In On. el.stDt limo volume 40 p.s.s csy u,trsed
with sDe Tinted EpgrsviDIs Price, 81
The plesssre IN announcing that they vi
shortly ssue the tsot and powerfully written Amer
e,p CO. which they feel ashed in believing destined
TO have circulation influence throughout this county
uppsralsee in the his DRY Of American authorship
The An.iissn Republic deeply stirred ty one Aper
y.sip. ,entu.n 1t the bIosdes the deepest and the in
.,pst feeling which exted In this country SINCE the
treat rugse Independence How long the fevor OF thS
sentiment may last What may be lie results not for 20
to se.pe bat hardly be denied that ns ti~ are r1e
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try the principles and breathing the spirit mat
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FIRE from The work has been prepared ex
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Americans believes and feels that the reign OF Jesusr
foreign influence and American demsgogues, ousht
10
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more than year and psy high price copyright
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Especial to the trade wi be foutdn our private
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1periaI Ncfifes.

Yreventh Anti.eIa Lecture a, ne Ispe,I,s
VII sDhY EVfNING tsb .. at u O'CLOCK y RAIL-
EaLDO EBERsOS. AdBss'ion . eeos
-. v,us Lecture 81 FREDERICK A PACKARD,
a. pbTsaspbia b. fsFe the Sabbath School iosehets
YIN viii BE- deliy,r red 10 the asfJroed Dneo Onutep,
so,,,I 81 Bth ~ and 2istst (hs Rev Ionn eAa.y
TBIs (ynday) EVENING, FEB. 2, Of u "eIocs ANN
tales free
-y.,.rans of the War OF 1Sf2.-A 'salA' Meeting
an, sl.r" This (Fiidsy) kVENlN D fsb q, ~ >"
@N' A. W JONES Commsndaut.
Lectures, ON the Eye and -Degtacies nin.5s.so q
n.d.e Dls.fsms and ARTIFICIAL Eyes, b'Shi
STrtsG AZ Q o,cioct At 40 81 Bowery BY Mr. fRANks,
" p.ft.foy Opsici.n the bye Hospital and Eye In
Sp.sy. Aoui'sioD ~ e.os
No and Important IBvention.-The Model OF a
~ VFIIkG BADGE Dtet deo 70 usos'ort train OF c.,
a. r.rs over rvss without obuucng nAyiesuon aDo nae
ice or feshets bes been cnrnpef oy the ps-
Tt. Mr. FRtD EgIC FIELD and may be seen at No ID
Lski ~ plstely the nrer and ioc0nven-
Snee draw briggs and promises - be OF neAcui.be ed
,.,,.e TO Bsobo Companes the ma'ter OF economy and
10 Al. .yI na oOc uniy in The ma ter Of safety All VINO
L.xe model IL the opinion that me inven-
top ,oppss ~ the ~snts n Ibis 20 sh-ad are
Tb.r, hnodred places ia toe Unhed states Thefe
nat method Of crossing streams "a deslderstan
sm,gysnf int Irscnce Once and Labor Exchange
Zen owed n tsBalst 70 the conner " Centre ano
os.si A.. EssYok The Office 10 established BY the Com
L.ob,rs Of Emgrston where always be found large
snut of LABOkERs and SERVANTS AZ very low rates OF
and persors car have their orders fOed by writing 70
a., sap and Ing The amount eay 20 pay
s o,s.sse of he parties required No fees charged 70 em
ploYsr JANIS {. rn IAN up ".
1Posiage stamps Is Cent? for Sale Al this Once -
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6onere an0 farms rDantcN.

WANTED 10 PURCHASE-Two HOUSES
w and LOTS shh modern impr rvsmsnfs sitssted re-
tewesn 10th and S2d sbd between % and th.va Appy
10 ANTHONY J. sLBsckEa No Broad q.
VNTANTED-A neat COTTAGE or small con-
w vspieni HOUSE respec she ne'xhborhoOd 60 "a
BE for family Of three sdB p-Isoss not higher the cty
than Sfiht Rent to exceed 80 per Addrcss q
". Trihane ofce.
w HARF.-W anted to Lease, the northern hslf,
w rot les ibaa so FEET side, OF GOOD y do
WHARF on the nth River beov Spriusst for steamship
pLrros Nus, Be convenient vessels srswps
twenty feet o Adams, sAtus particulars, sez Nc"
.tC5 Post Office.
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Gotels.

MUSEUM HOTEL No. % Aun-st, few
yE door, from furnished Rooms to let By the
ni.tt on week Single Rooms o cents op-n all ni1ht
CT. GEORGE HOTEL, No. "a Broadway
- This elegant house under the super vision OF A. t.
hOVEY accommodate few more sTiies or s,nsle per
winter on reasonable The house and furniture are
oft he dor VI
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corner Of Houston st. the same block with tbs Met
roroap Hotel and Nblos GARDEN and two blocks above the
ST Hieho Hotel nearly completed sno osfS to travellers
ACCoNNoDATIONs 10 the heart OF broadway IN I'm
mediate otner first clsts houses aud places
Of an .eneu yery low The house hiss all the con-
Snc,,n en- The fURoPFAS PLAN OF odges AT FIFTY
cTXrs 70 SO day according TO ATTIC 6e aud meals fur;
hed e. ordered az prices araced suit oth the economical
and rtrsyraapt the gless ordering ais at sasute ana
PAYING yoR ONLY WHAT Il Used Families and o.ttes a.
we'll 81 ndvidusl, will find tie SHIT 1>ONlAS sccom
oSAeu, Of sup ric order snd male THkit BILLS LESS
nv LIAsr rHAS oTnER FiRsr-at.'s HOTELS a. cor
Scsa IN the old sysem For pectahy. order neitnes
oIt ,ND ECONOMY, the sulrHsOSi AN snail make Va
Lars Va ' SIDNEY KOPMAN.