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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
The Case in a MT. Shell.

"Ias Opposition to the President
ee' Boast, rhsf, as the lover House Of
'''sfe'' Is ssalus, bin, bis frieuds can
c" enact one bill iu-o a law without the
''a's'i The OPpnsi,ion-,ha, the Senate
'snnsi hin, aud can rcj ct any of his
'0n''ees their oath jq>,if.. them TO d.
-. '''' the Supreme Court is opposed TO
'' '''l Pronounce void any Republican
-'''a'e That might possibly be started. II
oe .o-ii LIncolu's hands be tied, and
opponents hase entire control Of the
ss.'l'e and Judicial depart men's-
'''' reason has the South to fear. What
'e ior rebellion why ,hre,,en blood
carnage! All, the truth j., they do
-"isar Lincoln will dn suy wrong-bu,
"'! bate to lose the OFFICES; he leading
fis among them have been traitors at
sod Nuliihrrs, Tor year, sod catch
prt'eIt f'r severiDs the Union ="
s'ue cf Them are bound by o.'h
:, TIE nnsi CALLING and true reason for
, as"s'ing aud disturbing bouest peo-
- nay be iearled 10 the moral Of the
ifey recorded in the BOOK of Esther,
'""'.!aIly asap 6ss, verse thirteen.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07

another SPOKE too low and was not heard-
another shouted out The place but at the same
lime shut TO the door with a hang louder 'han
his messace-while others would clip Iheir
words so short tina, Won could only hear part
Of a SYLLABLE or two and have 10 guess a, the
remainder. One brakesman on the Lacka-
wanna & Great Bend was model-oPenins
the door. he held il to secure attention, when
he distinctly announced the station. halted
mnmen, TO see If any one had any inquiry 10
make, then gently closed the door and attended
10 his ether duii-s-a sensible and thoughtful
Young man, he will soon arise 10 be President
vi The concern.
IPIrArHs-coPIvr ~ A GRivEYARr.
Within thi. toni. ~ death o'.rcouis
A tender hu-tsni r-.ts-
With iov- sin"-I., III. ch;i3ren dear
liz f-'guruIly ear--s-i;
A master. part, With generous heart,
II. known he sci'd S-l.
Msv rhC-~ he. l-it. OF hin tereft,
lis .irtuuu. ways 'srsL
She lived = Iif- Of usefulness below
She live, w- trust, l. @; glory nov.
I'm here confined ia coSs Il rlsy,
NJ NOR utl Ju.igm. Mt Day,
tli-n -NI-rt frum ius;
And dwell siih Je-us and the just
This tsbl~' ,-li- that. snow.
An angel firm Ii-- hut ID '~lo<.
Atps- thi- G1oUHm-rt. nn high.
An sn..l- smith. u rl-sNrs III" sky
v h- on nj h-srt IL .c' 90 true,
Dear hustandi / watch Der you
InRtyERES,F.
One quite unseem'y habit has sr'wn up IN
almost every place GOWN or country where
attended public worship. They neIIher sand
nor kne-l during anyers, as people-suIne
do PROSTATE themselves. or arise. while others
lean their heads upon the form before them /;
but perhaps the majority would 81! caieie>>iy
or be gazing about upon the consrecalon. In
mos, If not all the prayer attributed TO the
eccentric Sco,chman might well ie repeated: ::
Lord. quicken and humble this wicked fox
which, while protesting TO worship Thee IN
Thy house. are icu proud 10 kneel or toe lazy
Ia stand while Thy blessings are sought aud
Thou arr asked 10 forgive Us all our sins
TuS sSALL-BILLs NUISANCE
One Of the petty annoyanceS OF travelling IN
TIN, Stale. is The pertinacity with which the
SIS, S2s and SIS Of H. 800 Banks are thrust
a, one IN every store, hotel, railroad Office,
&c. with the cool assurance that ther were
better and more prizei than g"ld-whch Is
proof Of great diversity Of opinion between
lhe Workers and Pennies. We were always
off red the precious rags 10 be seen IN ro!'s)
Ia exchange for gold, hoWever-whlie divers
nasal pro;uberances were slightly elevated al
the view Of Norhum herland, LewI>burg or
Danville IS. Happening 10 have good 81
Jersey note. we tested Their love e the Trash
bv passing IL for book al gh prIce, but /!
was returned because il wasn't .bankabe -
perhaps half cen, discount. Think boo 4
seller. with has 100 per cent profit. hasslins
about a bill only nominaly below par. while
all his brother Workers were trying 10 push
upon a Penniie no better trash unia"!ui al
home, God anu silver are good enough.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
Tbr STAT aud GbronIflt.
y0yDtY. DIGS. 1860.

n FOUR WEEKS iime-com-
-,rc;nr with the NrS Ycar-qai'e a
-,.o'.ar of subscriptions TO the STAR
+ CHRONICLE expire. We think we
t,r, returned the flll value of the
.,,,cy Maid aS. and respectfully invite
ali to RENEW THEIR Il B>CRiP-
TIoV, IN good season. Terms as
b.rsto.yr.-clcap, but pay in advance.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07


That said be, dropp Z my saui,
is The mark By which Beue i.cr Arao.i i
known in the mex, world
"Iie said no more, g ullemen, but drew
from bebea,h bis cloak an o! jet which be
aid upon the 'abe-laii it upon th- very
paper upon which I was writing That
jljec', geu,lemeu, was skeleton.
".There,' said be, there are the bones
Of Isaac llayue, who was hong IN Charles
ton By the British. lie gave bis lf, IN
order TO establish the Uuiou. When you
put your name to Declaration of Di-so-
luton, Why, you may as wei! have the
homes Of Isaac iiayne before yon; but
there vas Do tlo;eh upon his righ, hand
With these words, the intruder left
the room. started back from the con-
act with ,he dead mans bones, aud
awoke. Oscrworn By labor, | bad fallen
asleep snd been dreaming. Was i. Lot a
singular dreau:' a.
All the company answered in tie afr
native, aud Toombs mu',ered, singular,
very siugu'ar," at the same time boxing
curiously a. the back Of bis right hand,
while Mr.. Calhoun placed his head between
his hands, aud seemed buried in thought.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07

Dr.. Livingston, the African traveller,
has been heard of. He was safe and we'll
up to last May, and reported that tie os.
tives of Africa eviucs less hostility to 'rsv.
sllsr, than formerly.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-15
O1r PreIslaenes.

The EoiIoWtne & Z list of an tks iPfeSi.
dehtb ELECTED from lT00, thesuding the
PsesiAone dta6stod sOoabSsVe 6atil ilOOO:
Eeag1asns kFeaiasstsbhaSa keea elected.
and tFp. Yice. Presidents, ave speceeded
70 the o6ica Of President: -. =,
f-Ge6t u WasKiHkt kt6n; elected IL 17SS;
| 'teSs&1AtSeeaCl llasclI ;al7001p feel6ttdd
sis,lso1 6dOple III sese MsscbA t170eS &
tern expiFed March z 11195s I, b,d sd
9yohn Adams \. .elected IN 1895; took
W. - sasSss ss s' iitssss itss@ s'EP tf'P''Sso %
0mThsasa Jdaersnas sralsrOiAsiaz 1909; +;
TOOK his ssat AsFsh lNOls gs'aIscted
10 1904 tex his Peet N1Fch. 1905 ;
term 6xhsfd MRFdA S'1GO0. t""'''"i0
A.AJaAS i1sbsAgi sdAaGsaq ices /;
.AoDk hiae apcAlAs aooa |; ts.electcd
IN slel2 AQsk A., geit March 4, 1873; T;
term sYpsFed 4agch 8 1917, So.
B-JadASs G6ArOg eletked ID 1915 took
bis 6Gt .4aFeR l5I9;stS .sISeted IN
L.leA0 ;ixusbahisoadaaE ~ Marsls 4ilO2l !,
term expiedi Meeeh4a ,lseNr rfgi6p =,
e-y9hp 0piHfy Adaps; sleetsdd IN 1874
by House 0f Representatives took his
sat March 1895; Term expired
lM0Uk V1o9& r0-.r57tritttss nst'1s ~
7-ADdFsV Jaekso0ls elecaea inilG00 !;
took bis SEAT March 1899 e-slscted
IN 1853 took bis seat March 1, 1888 /;
torn expired March 3, 1887 '''' -
0-MArtin Van Bursn elected IN 1886 |;
took his seat March 4 1887; term ex-
pired Msrch 8;IlS4l. I, gso a8i y4r..
9-Willism Henry Harrison elected in
1910; took his seat March 4, 1s41 /;
died April 4, 1S4l. SRI 80 "f' : ..'
lO-J0hn Tyler; v. p; elected IN 1910 !;
took his seat from April 4, 1S4l; term
expired March 8, 1646. ...
1l-James K. Polk; elected In 1874; /;
took his seat March 4, l64S; term ex-
pired March 3, 104S. r ~" :
19-Zachary Taylor !; elected 10 1e4S !;
took hls seat March 4, ls4o /; died Ju-
ly9, 1850. 49, i.I-- 49, -
lS-GiIlard Fillmore, v. r.; elected in
1040; cook his sect from Jolly ., 1850 !;
term Gxpised March 8, l0So. 'j-''i 'n'
I4-FEsnkliA Pixees elected in 1859 |;
took bic seat March 4, 1853 term ex-
pIred March, ., 1857. ~,
16-James Bnehdnan; elected IN 1866 |;
took his ssat NarC6 4 1857 term ex.
plres Nareh,9, 1eel. We, sn hna .a,
16-Abraham Lpoeln; elected in 1850 /;
takes his seat March 4, 1851 term ex.
pires March 8, 1856. ~ I13'.r 'l,'
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-15

FAST youths are now called young gen.
tlemen Of accelerated gait.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-15

3NskAashpsu vAseAi sAsss brCAasai AZ tiIEtsa
asSA ~ bpAs1 IanAA ApA - 50 aseaA - fpaHA -
lA$ sssals ApEss, fsa1ksi. pfloeli,. NsctaIisSs,
e@gA BsgHlWaie eaAaasv nlAEk WelnaA Als@n
4s:: 6ss g. ts.s1 g sA:ss eseha.as p qrses
= ~ IlI.is -! a:sZs !: &. iD:sls r. ;Ises
- IS - Is S ~ - III. 3 80 =. ~
AQpV,ea jspgel1qAs tsr@9 teGAANsO 0baas
-SbSt SGSos 6GS s5a5siisiG S0ifsdHs
xss Ssl &c. &c.
5 &. .s.: g. y: q I:
a1laa, 6 .. WselrlgS. ~ " S1e zpPsss; O.
~ - 2.
- s. s. - e = :
s's.: ~ g e; : s; ~ sI'3v...s: , y; 8;
z l1c; A! 1s1s ~.
ar g. - M 7sSlsA' SsAsF'S'aH..ss'F4s- A'Ht
G1lh.elkAAss4eiAs@nj JaIsaAas& uA q!
::e = & ss'P " ~
n RhAaOteIG1wG@ AsmenA1aApsrvaasuidO@et' 'as
- ca nes.:. 0rSgs Srs% ~ cssessy RSe@psiy
hAtzg' hAtz'YHip9ffN Nosh 2. lsseEd,oa sred llihi'-s9,e
bna slioT Y idot IS .onis. 'ni'' n',liiiC
sni,iuo, nod ,yad 'ia .'pt-o /, .ni.
ri, al .no;iraimon ~ senie ...i.e
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-15

LIST OF PRIZES
nasr PRrzE-BR1sas' OLD OR.
CHARn. TAls prOpsssy esnslsts oflO
ceres q xuAA riye!, heaPo laaA, n
OrcAAFd toeeehtf v.ih lie ksaso kaCwn
osrDBi E1l A. IL taFss anA ti..
sAeAs aaseeAeA itAsfs,es fAs etehaFd
nmMDN8 8Doe es0ea, q ~ tse 6Aoieese
s1::'; - - !; : Z: I'D g i;e:Is &: ~ !.
$$,::l:: - =! .;ssf.s a. g Z ssai !. IL. e
e5AeOes h leee. olOeetsI Il leo.
"a g91T 'HIiiiHih,Ii'.: ~ ~A"'VVV
MCONn PaIxn- --aAcRAHzaN10 RIvRR
OR0HAKDl Cealalpl % oSPoo, q, -
- l1eS1f - yefleNll VaAaASo - f'a
1851 -, @oel - WhieA VIII Be IN RooA
eoodiaiea ~ blariiS Aalt Ne Coaing
ye4FTyAsge9Al es'-.-i's-is.G.'.;k''s. A1OSOOV
TH1RD gRzzRs-0a0V1Exs oaCMAR1 ,.ie boo
@=c:sHel.Ies e sri Issee HFSH nonon
rOdtIstsaa tsaaIsass zxttCte SaasccdAED9 ED97' ba.i'4
s=.nss9 MssssSae; {eassaIaet Rsds '-iE 1T
s;ScaiSssea -SI!s.I 1:.s. .s.!Ss.s. .'i 7s.oOo
MN ~ ssliEs,EKXUN OS6aIib- '''p7 o' q
- :. -. ;i::.t.'s. Ae'ssF. g. 1sS.0o6
s1a .noI 10 gtHstnsl9 9di i0 erhn n
n11gsclss;xF 4eF;s; fE&t ffssS . sliole's
-yef fsd.'av i7viYs~ i,ap '-'' As'Ooe
sEVRN4M RaszR. R.ktElEEARDjsi sAs boa nj r.
Sssss: Va. .ssisss ~: ri 5000
- s.s-r.-. .4r -
TT6iiEEFH FIIz M..isR7iN 1fEtDEraTt
siaIi ~; - GGSs=sai1S1 A.. a.00o
~r,,r,,...,,.., LnvAs, ,vtS,I,cs....4}5 - E'i
ED Ranch; leo aesss-valued at..... 1000
TENTH HPAHg.-aACRAGENTO RIVER s.u -
8HECH-eoOAeres-t -tmeadOvl VAL
~ -. ks.. s..sSj. 3S-!s. s.Ss .03. lg1su o000
R1HVxAPwP PxHRARAxroN RANcM sss ''io'
-tneAAeyl . seHsTF''ss9. N'vG. 1900
TWEEITa PaIR.-vEASMER RfVKR, 'n1 b
RAnCH-ImeadOvl-lSO seFes-val. -
~ oess gs.s.. .......s.. .s..s....gs S,OOp
Vouf Aundred CASH GIFTS Of 05 each,
tRon Nnss u - 0Al9....-...........I h40O0
'.XO141.s..... ...!..1..............!...:0
CompTlaing altogether l.eOl acres of Land, lOl,
@e6uAlsses. -. 80 0saps VIass, snA e&eooIA NAAl
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-15

A New CAvE.-A cave has been dis
covered in Alachua county, Florida,
which is described, 'as. 1arger than the
Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky, and as hav-
ing an aDcisHt'CL@tiN inscription on the
walls, Which states AhatA psrty Of'Danes
had visited this feyenipithe ESar 1850,
aud that priest who, accompanied them
had left this memorial Of Sheir Visit, The
Paunei Of this priest WAsl'A Marcus POleus.
tralso stated that Shesei bold navigRtOFs
bad embarked ON = HQyAgS q, ,eEnl0r9tiOn.
end had been driven far south !, also that
they had visited many large Islands and
finally had landed in &. .i6ickly populated
country, where the people had received
them kindly, thinking them superior be.
inRs :, that several .oftheit' number, TO-
keiher with two Greek artisans and 1.-two
priests had been LEFT there "a Q colony.
ts this Q relic of the party that the Mex.
icaus say visited then 400 years before
Cortez landed and taught them the arts
Of civilized life, or is it humbugi
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-15
Koxf1ElSla ~ nh.

Fnt.+sess ~ t,llB llA ] n | m sssae1. Y
T1s .:..:;:: s:;:,s';::;e s:;e {. :: -: =:
(. s!! ~ A. sssir. \
O'SlcF ,cE HVHASes HSo.S SOHS&SS =. sSS'
DtaunrmA Auuvanun aarls 10a1 -------i fans
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-15

Al MAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-16

SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvaE-TO sUCoIKD THE
% Adrasic-The North Atlantic Steamship Company viii
s:sP.ssh for The sbovs ports their s0snd stsa|.sip
fs the following days from CANA street whafFron
lew york, on Saturday Nov and Dsc -; from Havre
Rsyre The Atlantic s unercelled for ursnsh and comfort
As water tight compartments and la ell respects In COM
pcse order limited number Of second cabin
for whom eIceen. hare been provided VII
be s7b For freight pasage apply The once
~ the company ~ Wall sreet -
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AMUsEMHN

A cADEAY ~ MUsI0.-IaE sPsRA-LA JUrvx
tennve preparations being made for s -srsss.s -
Ihe opening nisht win Jake place ooarss az nss
La JUIvn
The principal features In the nrst produouou INA.
work tbs lcAdemy OF Music win DO great casa "a orsS
GA Of nearly ay performers perfect and unusually No.
chorus an0An entirely md gorgeous ~
sccne-"
The ssAs~ has been arranged entirely new prnous
double it, former dimensions Three maxnincnt ~
painted extraordinary qusnpy Of spenk ~
pesos have been expressly made the original PAaa ~
terms The different PROFESSIONS and tAbaux WIN sso&s
ever e!hfi.ed In this ooantP. iecadi.s styfcS eonas
corresponding their minutes details 70 thnso -
twelfth century and the only thas have evsr ben ~
ported 70 America
Full particulars Of tAs arranSsmss naAs and Of - ds
Of the artists who been added The VII b ~
On In future Advertisements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-16

fos Portsmouth,, Ctiy Point ard nichnond cpunscsing
Win Rorfoh Peterhurg and fouh side Rslrosds for
Lynchhurr Bristol. Memphis and intermedlNe rauo,s
Frerh received every and through eceps furnssed 81
Rsr North ryes Can, SIMMER leave. every ru.s
Ss.ssmssp YORKTOWN, Cap, Parish, ever Saturday. at
rrsishs 10 Portsmouth or Norfolk per FOOT 70 Csy
Point cents and Richmond cents 1870. a.. -
Passage " rorfalk seaeruom and ness incuaea ~ q
fesrburf or kchnoud, SO cs iIen 49, % s"
No us 8rJadray
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN SUPREME couRr-fBoxAs uoDDIEgror And
L al ". The sinnesnts and Pacific Railroad Ocmpany.-
Eouce ker~by given that N pursusrce ~ Judgment on
Supreme Cou enrred Nov 1880 shall sell Al public
sustior bY r. o. Buckley snrrnee- ri the Merchants Mr.
hAnw- ~ The city Of Eev Yorh the Lat day Q, Decemh
500 n ocic~k a Nnnesuaa st-.e sr-fs. n slesV
..rh ru~L ~ " $40 inclusive
gvrtn and wksu. Atfrn~rt IN RNDNAN. Nef@f~~L
ros \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-16

DRYANTH hINerRKI1,
Monday syea.s Nov and every night during u, yess
Bryant In Plantation kocentrsces wAnbod In his pleas
nS BAliAda fhs aughAbe burlosqus akoech,
Concluding With old Dan Emmes's world renowned
D1xTB LAND FRSrIvAL SCENE
Door open 81 ~. V q ~. Tickets -
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DREsIDrHrs orpIcR. HUDSON RIyEg KAILsoAD,
NEW Yopa Oct - 1850
Holders q second Norvsxe Bonds who have 20. svs,ed
hsm~lvs n proposals % lGh Decembsr ss for esend
NJ ne sas required do before The nr day
~ D,mher merit SAMUEL SLOAN President
DACrvfC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANy.-NKw YORK,
nov Y 1860 The Board o. Drectlrs have this dsy do
rared OF per cent out ~ the earnings of THIS
Sonpsny payable the sockhoders Al this once W.dnes
dsy Nov IA u MEk lHANr Secretary.
orS anO WANTED REORGANIZATION THREE
NIO.UNIU a. Eve The very best Western real
sai- valued Al eco go title sud perfec liberal per
rsutafe vii be paid Apply address q. H.
Haufe, 10 Beesman street, New York
b75.UOO on prsduc,iy. rss e.,.,. IN ~. c,.y %
= frooslyn Apply W joan " OokRsY 10 ms ofee Of
re Peoples FIRE Insurance Company, No 40 fs street
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MILITAR ".

TrNioN ov THE VETERANS or ins AN ADyoURHsD
mestnG viii be bod II he Meroer House. this (rrday
evening Nov IT, O'Clock for ss purposs Of ssssiAs on
perfectng the reunion Of he Punctua
Il requested this BY ordsr.
Brig Gen H. RAYhOND. ChsirmAn.
A. DtiIr. Secretary.
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XADAEE LEAsDwR LENT. SEVENTH DAUGHTER,
csn be coasnsd sboul loys. marriage sssen friends,
tells ell the events 81 me n l8 Mott street Ladies cents
gentlemen 20 cent? Causes speedy marriage snd gves LUCKY
nuuhafs
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DlroRtMA roR HAK-A oREAT BARgArv, ALL IN
perec orte' nrd pecessa-y nriuves foe immetAss
tbuon, wbori aoflnua ~ en.e = GOT rhsnce - 49,
and maze naey ~. s0vrHvtCx = Nassw ss-@cs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-16

A rrssr CLASS SALOON roR sALn-wfrH JOs0
n lease 10 the lower o. the cv aod neighborhood %
hs Park Noas hnt cara purchaser ned spglT f1r par
caisrs appy the n, ~ wurss sor n tsJ rines coz
n 3r5s.lv>y ar VIZ nre-t
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nnl nKlNp srnRrr. NEAR RowERy,-M.pAHE

Z,1T wind ER Add aiftef Npanish lAfy
s0. tho NJ sstsri~- fntury ove marriage Absent fsuss
rikrsss r4rs-Fiss menes Ter all Diseases tells iucsy
n t.rs, trrpefU t~i q stolen, a.
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SHIPPING.

EoR SAVANNAH AND rae souTH.-rHR NEW AND
II elegant seamshp MOUNT vERHOS. Caot l. H. Lay.
field Of the American Atlantis Steamship Company Will leave
pier IL worth river. Saturday November II, stSf
The Of this line al and In elegance, oon
for safety and speed are Dot surpassed BY any On the ocean
Tickets 10 New Orleans, $50 ~ Noble, 10 Moatgomery
s2b Aemphis ISL To- Nashville, $2r rs Knoxville, SIS 90
chattanooga SIS Albany. Sl3 90 umbua Ssi Atlanta vi
Macon, so; Augusta SIT 50 Savannah, $lh
The MONTGOMERY sceds and leaves tn lrsdAy, Nov
~ Apply 10 h B. CROMWELL co. 10 WeH street and
SS broadway.
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SPoTrswoOD HOIEl.
y RICHMOND, VA
Thls nav huse of Main and Eighth streeta
mat nnisbsd and eeg.nty funishet for The
cur modsion q snests -
~ oceion tho best IN the CITY and every efor r be
male " pl.ase the patrons ~ toe hmr~
ssve secured he SERVICES a Mr. ". Hoevnger
he Eversu Iouss New fork. JOs ~ CREssHAw.
Ut LAWRENCE n, TIKI. BRt ADwyv AND 80 arr
y stree, rsv Yort -C1nfn ted on The Eurepc.n plan
Great rvdurinn In prioes vsu iy hrDms In suits - ~ SIS
Der single Rooms Exclusively for genncnenl ~ ~ 70
80 ipcndinx ssS
WILLOW PARK HOTEL. EIGHTH AVENUE, NC
w Combs Cam road, between Is9h and i50h sreets n
open the ptiop of vsers The Of
the description
auslled B-ksss servef Al hours day and night
MAnK MA9UIRE, Proprietor.
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DARE CHANCELLOR SALE, rHI LAn0K AND RI
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