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COufessIon Good for the Soul.

The Leader this morning has two distinct
confessions of short comings as to truth
One is, it has Ulai'ned Breckinridge's majority
in Ohio, some siz thousand too much Anoth-
er is that Lanes majority in Indiana has been
put down some nine thousand too high. Here
is a confession of fifteen thousand mistake q
Dealer.
The Dealer is drunk or daft. The Leader
did not say a word about 'Breckinridge's ma
iority in Ohio" or ''that Lanes majority in
Indiana has been put down some nina thous-
and too high Quote what the Leader did
say, instead Of thus misrepresenting its Ian
] guage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19
How he BEN Rings!

The Bell-ETerett returns N Northern Ohio
sound fiat as cracked sheep-bell- Cuyahoga
whose delegate to the Bell State Conven-
ton scandalized the Reserve in a speech be is
probably heartily ashamed Of by this time, as
be certainly ought to be-gaye the Bell State
ticket 69 votes, Ashtsbula Sc, Erie Il, LO-
rain 9, Summit 5, Portage 5, andso on down
to
The total Bell vote in GO counties, as OIL
eially given for Attorney General is s,oS9.
Of this Hamilton county gave 3,492, Bel
mont !, ,O64, Scioto 3O3, Ross 2O3, Pickaway
I44, Muskingum 2O9, Non tgOmery III,
Madison I4s, Highland 2S5, Franklin l6O,
Fayeue ls4, Green $50, Clark lOl, Cham
paign la, RichIand so, Washington, l34,
Warren 43, Lucas 70, and Columbiana 72.
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MARRIED..

In Geneva Oct luth, Miss MARY o. HENRY to
Mr. EDWARD J. WILDER, both Of Jefferson
In Jefferson, Oct II, Miss A. +. COVILLE TO
Mr. 5. d, WEBB, all of Jefferson.
In Jefferson, Oct n, Miss HELEN TUCKER to
Mr. ASA BLAKELY, both Of Ashtabula-
In LitchReld. Oct 10, Mr.. WM. GUNsAUL and
bliss HARRIET L. BRAGG, both Of Chatham
On the lIth inst, Mr.. R. W. DUNCAN and Miss
LAURA L. JONES, both Of LordstOwn
In Mesopotamis, on the 18th inst, Dir. ROBERT
SEALT, OF Mesopotamia TO Miss MARY $ WIN
TER Of Bloomfield.
Rev. p a.. Gordon DR. LESTE LUSE, OF Quincy
n Y, formerly OF Orange, Cuyahoga county OhlOi
and Miss ORDELIA CHACE, OF Nina, n l.
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R.-eIe,,Ion Or senator CoIlamer.

The almost unanimous reelection of the
Hon. Jacob Collamer to the United States
Senate for six years from the 4th Of March
next by the Legislature Of Yermont-the
vote in the Senate standing p to l, and in
the House 1913 to 24-is a tribute to real
worth in which the whole country may well
rejoice. His ability, industry, experience,
and undoubted integrity, give him CON-
manding position on the Republican side o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19

The Douglas Ohio Statesman walks into
the Douglas Plain Dealer on its gassy circu-
lation brag after this fashion:
tits to be presumed that the Dealer circu-
lates freely on the Reserve, and taking that as
the criterion, we may infer that the locali-
ties where the Democracy have met with the
greatest revsrses are the sections Of country
in which our cotsmporary circulates the largest
numbers of his paper. Only for the Plain
Dealer, who knows but what we might have
had political triumphs to rejoice at'-Statss-
gunu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19
KATIE LEE AND WILLIE GREY.
sT MARsARET VERNE.

rvo brown heads with tossing curls;
Red lips shutting over pearls
Bare feet white and wet with dew
Two eyes black and two eaes blue
Little boy and girl were they;
Katie Lee and Willie Grey.
They were standing where a brook,
Binding like a shepherds crook,
flushed its sily. r, and thick ranks
OF green W llows tinged the banksi
Half in thought ani half IN play;
Katie Lee and lille Grey.
They had cheeks like cherries red;
he was taller-'mOst head
She, with arms like wreaths ofsnOWi
swung basket to and tro,
A she loiteresl, half in play,
Chattering TO Willie Grey.
Pretty Katie Willie said
And there came dash Of red
Through the BROWNIES OF his check
Boys are strong and girls are weak,
And l'N carry, so Will.
Katie's basket up the hill"
Katie answered, with laugh,
You shall car only half"
Aud then tossing back her curls,
- Boys are weak a. we'll as girls.
Do you think that Katie guessed
Halfthe wisdom she expressed
Men are only boys grown tall.
Hearts don't change much, after all
And when, long years from that day,
Katie Lee and Willie Grey
Stood again beside the brook,
Bending like q shepherds crook,
Is II strange teat Willie said
While again dash Of red
Crossed the BROWNIES Of his cheek
al am strong and you are weak
Life Is but slippery steep
Hung with shadows cold and deep.
"Wfll you trust me, Katie dear?
Walk beside me without fear
MAY carry, if l viii,
All your burdens up the hill 2"
And she answered with q laugh
"No; but you may carry half
Close beside the flashing brook
Bending like a shepherds crook
Washing with its silver hands,
Late and early at its sands,
Is cottage, where, to-day,
Katie lives with Willie Grey,
In the porch she sits, and 10
Swings a basket to and fro,
Vastly different from the one
That she swung in years agone.
This Is long, and deep, and wide
And has-RncKERs AT THE sIDEf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19

Forney's Press states that the Democrats
elected to oOngTsss in Pennsylvania are
Brsckinridge men, and the Columbus Fact
says the Democratic members elected from
Ohio are all inclined the same wAy, except
Cox. BE is "mighty Onsartain."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19

The gallant Republicans of Portage county
fought good fight in the October contest,
and have resolved to do better still for Hon
est Old Abe. The vote for Supreme Judge
was as iollows
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19
CHARLES SUMNER.


There were also several abolition papers in
his posessition, but they were torn and used
as wrapping paper. One of thepapers contain
ed a sermon of Henry Ward Beeeher. Thus
the proof is overwhelming that Brewster IS
an Abolitionist. He received orders to leave
these "diggins" by twelve o'clock.
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e1-1IN M oRNAMENrAL PRINTING.

tts- plain ant ornamental prinung oi every ue-
riptlon dDne At the Printing kstablishment ol thy
,,ru tloe or the latest mproyed and most RAPID
fnl PIsos IN the best style, ON short notice. and
~ reasonable rates. Particular attention paid t.
pianf work Every description Of Binding done,
ssp'srially Blank Books, Ledgora, Journals, sales
H6nEs Resolving BoOks, &C, &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19

Northern school Tencher Expelled
The South is nice place to live for North
ern folks who have old letters and newspa-
pers ior wrapping paper. To illustrate:
Quite recently two residents Of Charleston,
in conversation with gentleman who had
Just arrived in that city by steamer from BOs-
ton, learned that there was among the pas
sengers an amusing fellow, a live Yankee "
who was an Abolitionist of the worst sort,
a regular UGarrison- Wendell Phillips man"
Upon inquiry they ascertained that he was
school teacher, and was onh is way to Som
erviIle, Ala, to take charge of the village
school. Their informant could not give the
mans name. But the Charlestonians had
heard enough, and they wrote the particulars,
enclosing list of the passengers, to gen.
tlsman residing in Somerville.
The Somerville Democrat reports the pro-
ceedings as follows;
With these facts before them, the people o.
| Somerville took the case in hand on Friday
morning the 9TH. Brewster, the schoolmas-
ter, acknowledged that be was on the steam
er Carolina, but denied that he ever uttered
ed abolition sentiments. On searching bis
trunk, however, the following letter wa
! found:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19
LoraIn COunry---OmciaL

The Lorain wide-awakes swept the county
with the following figures for Attorney Gen
eral, every township gaining handsomely ex-
cept three. Elyria gave K. n. votes:
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Brass 9ountIra.

lanes b. ODELL, BRASS
% FOUNDER AND MkHgFACTuRER Of
Rrsss Work Of every description, No. IS Union St,
V doors from Superior street, Cl5yeaud, Ohio. d.
r prspsTed 10 furnish ali kinds Of work used ior
steaul Water or Gas, and sll the various articles
1ssd - the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of all
kiuds made and repaired Bras Casting done daily
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19
Anttinn Sales.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24A 1860.
BANKRUPT SALE OF planning MA
CHIMES,

Al AUOIlON py.--.----'.''O' W / nm q AO-''
n CUTTER G. SON WILL SELL
W. on Wednesday, October 18th, c0rnmencine
ct 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Pratt 4 wilson Packing
House, adjoining the Coiumhus street Bridge, Ninl
.NorcrOss Patent Planning Machines, with Wood
worth's improvements - four OF which have tOngers
and grooves attached. The Machines arc new and
in perfect order for use, and celebrated for econ
Omy and thorough work. This sale viii afford
rare opportunity 10 obtain good machine At a low
price, a. they will all positively be sold to the high
est bidder without any reserve, 60 close a hankrpp
estate Ifdesred liberal credit will be gtYeni viii
undoubtsd security.
Any further information respecting the sale car
Be- obtained by applying to a. M. Chapin Cor %
lumbus street. oetl5;506
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DYE HOUSE.

FOR SPLENDID COLORING,
Tor SupUrrOr Cleaning and Pressing of
GOODS OF EVERY STYLE AND TEXTURE,
to FREDERICK CYRIA1,
octl IS Seneca ST., near ST. Clair.
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RFPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

For Presideut-ABRAHAM LINCOLN
For viss Preaidsnt- HANNIBAL HAAILIN.
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BosroN. October %, ls56.

DNsA0Af ONtDhNA ~ -~NSs
Ny Dear Sir: lam glad that the friends Of
freedom in Middleboro' are about to organize.
Let the work go on. Better to tail on our
side than to su5ceed on the side of slavery.
Faithfully yours,
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Gnararinas.

beautiful I---OPKNkD THE
ID DAY, a Choics collection OF the
palmer Ma RBLE' PHOTOGRA
Of which we are the exclusive agents. Can and Sc
chem Al SARGEANT7S
dec24 N. 20 Superior street.
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1gers

HOME EAGAIN.-G. S. WILLIAMS,
Steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner, beqs leave to
nnounce 70 his friends and the public, that be ia
home again, and located at IS St Clair street. gey
and o. where he has fitted up a DYE HOUSE with
the best machinery, regardless Of eIpanse and nat
trs himself that by strict attention 70 business that
which for so many years crowned his endesFoia-
Igly2l:Ri0
= B. JACKSON, SILK AND
e| WOOLEN DYER, No. III Pearl street, West
Side ONCE No. 20 Bank street, Harris BLOCK, nVe
doors north Of st. Clair street.
shaWls OF every variety cleaned or ayed. tlenta
Garments cleaned OF dyed without being taken
apart Once opaR IRON o'clock A. ~. till s 7. H
"a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19

GIVEN AWAY--A FINE
NJ THREE DOLLAR STEEL ENGRAVING,
and Three Dollar Magazine, can 3 had tor only
Three Dollars, at sA1d4-An4
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I.nLa Cnnnrr---nmnI,

The following is the official vote of rousing
little Lake:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19

Gen. Bierre, of Akron, has furnished the
Ohio Farmer with the following interesting
sketch of three of the nine small vessels with
which the victory of Perry was won. lie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,
ToE THE RAID CURE oF

Dol. TIIE ElFIU UNI WF
Courhs. Colds. influenza. Hoarseness,
Crouo Krone hits, lnU ipient COnsuMp-
tion, and for the Relief OF COnSump-
tive Patients, In advanced
stages OF the Disease.
This Is a remedy universally known 70 surpass any
other for thc cure OF roat and lung complaints, that u
h u.. here publish the evidence of as virtues IT,
u,rl excellence for coughs and colds, ami as truly
wonderful cure, OF pulmonary disease, have make Il
tuov-D throughout t.c civilized nations OF the earth
F,g .ra az. communities, even imirs, among them
Who hlvc MOI -onic personal experience Of It's ehrt-
som, riu. trophy boz their mi,t of as victory over the
.ff. and dangerous disorders OF the ihruai and lungs
A. I'm know tc drstlf fatality Of these disorders, aid
Ia hsy know, too, lc effects of this remedy, We ncdhnt
N, mu Than 90 assure them that has now al The VIZ
tho. that 10 dill have wE,u making the cure, which rave
NON 10 strongly upon the confidence OF inauSind.
Prepared BY Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell Mass
sold wholesale and retail. by PURCELL LAnD co Rich
uond Va r. ~ RIvgs Co. Petersburg; J. H. SEAY, Lynch
me-. M by ID I.urL.s.l and nerehAnl Apl9-OnelN
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FXCHANGE HoTEL A hSSPPLARD HOUSE,

ia presenting card 70 he pubh return many cordial
f 10 COR generous patrons r the kindness We have received
A. ther hands hope that The New order OF Auttrs
q Initiated sept l. 53 VII receive ne same eleou
a. car previous ani Abor accommodate guests have
met with -..- =. -, - - - N.
No., JOHN p and THOMAS r BALLARD are nov ne Pro
TIE Eabushr,ent and each pledges himself % Dc
at ne comfort convenience and requirements Of her g1sal
de-nand a. -
We desire % Keep and maintain What ucEssH calls for
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and We promise 70 use renewed
r1nr 10 render comfortable a. possible
VIA polite agents and ready prompt and attentive servants Ne
shall endeavor A1ord complete tAtAeuon 70 ne EAFens
puddle. 49,. --.----. -, -
b. previous card long since Pubshed % eounteraet tas
.euencs baseeEs ruuor sufficient proof that our cApih
nest has never closed and that since s publication,
have been better condition entertain vers than
Al rumo closure, Intended closure edesre ds
% notice false, and dngsrs, Intending 70 visit Us = sa
auef-H
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II. D. BIRD,
General Superintendent

wishing to obtain tickets fer servants owe
~ te Richmond FredercksburR anil Potomac R. for wash
pgon CITY, and points further Eorh must In all cases be vouc
e BY responsible white essn Of Richmond N person.
known 10 the officers Road tickets vi be sold ap
ma sor ~ lett,r A. D. ALLEN,
Pmsa0iy Ticket Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
60 q -

E|IeNyI@MZR S3L----,1lkx TIT
am and AFTER Monday the lat Of October,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave Richmond daily Except sundays a. $50 M for
saunion all intermediate Way Stations connecting at Cor
donsye Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains for
Alexandria stations and at ChaIlottesye with
their Lynehbug and all points Vest and Southwest Of
that place every other day. VIA Tuesdays Thursday and
Saturdays Jaeksons River and stations West Of stanton
Browns Stages connect with The tram At sIAunon
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen on Tues
DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington.
HGrman Mason and Companyb sages connect with the Ian
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at hboro for the warm
spnes JAekson River for the White sulphur springs
Lewisburg &c.
The Mall Train leaves Jachsons River Mondays, WedneS
DAYS and Fridays, at s5, p NJ, for saunton -. -
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER OAK ATTAChED,.
viii leave waynesboro T5 and staunton, At 9ao A. NJ,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, for JAckson's BlVer
RETURNING
Leave River Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
al 1:l5 NJ, for Wayne,boro
Through Tickets the Warm, and White Sulphur SPRING.
Lexington Lewsbug &C Ao for Winchester Ly nchbug Bon
sacks salem shawsyle ChrslAnsburg Bristol Knoxville, Dali
ton Chattanooga, Nashville Grand Junction, MemPh Canton
New Orleans all important Points 10 the can be
P " THOMAS DoDAMRAD,
ortt General Superintendent
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
TO sC0TrsvILLE.


VNRtwEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH Sls-srI.I;Ih
il BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, ~
AND TRI.wEERLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING DAI-
LY LINE AS FAR AS sC0TTsvILLE
Richmond to Bcottsyle 80 Richmond 10 Lexington " w
Lynchburg. 4 90 buchanan. ~
The through line will Richmond Monday, wednesday and
Friday att NJ and and after the 9Th September the Way
line for scosye will Tuesday Thursdays and Nat
urdays and up far scosyile Returning leave SCOTS
yfI. Monday Wednesday and Friday at IL A. NJ.
a. dsce fare an time NJ passing In card below for through
line and that the scove line VIII pass inermedaie
points opposite day at the same hoursgong up and hour
later coming down. . . ,r !,
Leave RchIond Monday, We'd Leave Lynehbug
nesday and Friday All p NJ nesday Friday, at p NJ
ARRIVE At TINE ARRIVE At NILS TARk TINE.
ManIlintovp l6 y So pm Crossg Rryer, 10 20 p N
nee Mis- % % gL" Staples Mills, II 25 10
ucbsaT.sPe'y 81 % NJ m Bent Creek, 80 20 12K m
Cedar Point, ~ 80 l2Ham Eye HTer, Ss 10 ~ =,
Jrnersop 81 IS - Iardwieksve % 70 81 ="
Pemberton 70 ~ 81 harminster, ~ ~ =,
Columbia % 90 ~" IioEardsYiIe, IS IS ~
New Canton GG - ~" Warren, 81 ~ ~ :,
scottsyiIe ~ 20 II a. seottsvile Ct IS
W.rrs. Is rs i2kpm New Canton, so 30 12H m
Unuardsylle " Columbia, 30 ca ~ y"
War,inster 90 65 q" Pemberion, 100 60 ~
Hardv1rksyie, 1903 10 81" Jefferson, l0i ~ 81 "
- pIvsr lbs "a GU Cedar Point, ia 50 4"
nnyss,S,sst M go sE" Nnehauxs Ey, ZIG 50 Sd
$3.50. uTI. 10 o. III" Dover Mills 1876 81 1917 "
Co.'s River 1856 100 l2A m ManakntoWn l3o 81 III
IxnehburK lt6 100 Z " ri, hmond, lac 100 An
ss6 EDMOND co.
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syphilis and MerourIaI Disease.

=
DPJ C. AVER Sir; ! chccrfally comply with the
request Of your agent, and report 10 you some Of the
effects have realized with your Sarsaparilla
have cured with H. in my practice, most Of the COM
unus for which 70 h recommended, and have found its
cnts truly wonderful In the cure OF lcnertal and he
rtgI Disease One Of my patients had Syphilc ulcers
An his throat which consuming his palate and the
TOD % his mouth Your Sarsaparilla steadily taken,
rnr,i him in Eve weeks. Another attacked by SO
untary symptoms I'm his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part Of IL, 80 that believe the
disorder would reach his brain and kill him. But IL
welded % my administration OF your Sarsaparlla; the
ulcers healed and he l. well again, not OF course without
some dis6,uratiOn Of the face woman who had bccn
treated for the same disorder by mercury suffering
from this poison In her bones They had become so sens
tive 10 the weather that damp day she suffered
crucatng pain IN her joints and bones. She too was
cured entirely by your Sarsaparila In few weeks.
knou from is formula which your agent gave that
this Preparation from your laboratory must Be great
remedy; consequently these truly remarkable results
with h have not surprised me.
Fraternally YOURS G. V. LARINIER, NJ. d.
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SOUTB-SIDE RAILROAD.
NNANDAFTER MONDAY THE22d AU- f1S
gust the passenger Trains will run rs follows En8
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Mall TrAn starts daily $50 NJ reaches Lynehburg al2Se
Pm. -.
reaches Lynehburg Stl2S0 A. NJ.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall daily II A. NJ reaches Petersburg al NJ
Passenger Trains starts daily except Sundays al 1920 d.,
reaches Petersburg al $50 A. NJ.
These trains with two daily trains TO the SPRING. knor
Vile Nashville Memphis, &c. to New Orleans.
~ This the and expeditions route to all parts
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA Arkansas and Texas
The CITY Point Petersburg daily except Sundays ei
M and 10 Noon and City Point at $50 A NJ and SO NJ
taInI are run 10 all the packets when
0'''A'' Il. D. BIRD,
.raI General Superintendent
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FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, N. !
p IIN y - ~ y
Opposite Madison square.

TEyrs LOCATION the most healthy delightful and central In
MS great erops add convenient TO The Hudsoa v
Thsre are four lines o. omnbues hat pass the Hotel
ssary every minute dnsns ne e'y aRl sss s,s s
ns which terminate near al street and run eonnssy On
taaiy obtaining seat Win esliaay (and les loss q
S@sl h.a a aay 9in.r p ~ cs,, Pss slsS 4 esp
be ths osi magnificent natural pleasure ground In ne
% entire arangsnsn,s Of he ssiabAHsnl The result Of
siure ssdv and experience and render The most eoOrta
5 and convenience have suggested have been introduced
Every precauon has been taken, during construction % Sc
sss susdSSa double siisE sss extend ron he our
daon % he root An o. ths aoo5s are loaos t1a s
A1o6E o,her Important improvement In adddoa % ths usual
sarsays RAILWAY, 70 convey CUES nom ne nst %
upper doors IN saeesal operation, upon aplan which adma
~ -, o, ~ continue. eorao foruIng promenade
Of es upon each Of the SIX stories give Light and air In The
highest degree, 70 every aparnenS NJ. p.-.
.i P.rors connecting which and us Dining Rooms there
per Rooms Win al modern eonvsnienees have been
seay esned for he comfort Of families travelling parties and
a. ESaSaSs containing the Of day. and al The
$500 o Se rssny other features Of the Hotel AMI there
egraph Once connecting sth I'll parts Of he country.
men provided Tor ne use Of guests and The public
me Furnure article Of use In The establishment has
HGrEL
I S tbs house. s6oad be ADDRESSED 70 @TiTrs AvErE 10
~ In order 70 insure Immediate attention.
PAgAN STEVENS proprietor Of Revere aud fremont Hou
sesin Boston, Houses In Mobs, and The
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
aIrd The undersigned much pleasure 70
next VIzt O. ely.
Win much respect
Your obedient servants,
HITCHCOCK DARLING 4 90.
A DAHlna, LAT. Of Battle House, : Mosls,
n. HfCucocE - Charles Hotel, New Orleana
y3-8m
NOTICE or CO-PAR rNERSHIP.--LUTHER
~ LIBBY, Of Richmond and AbkAHAM BURTON Of Pst.rs
burg Va, have formed coparnep under NE style o. LIBBY
BURTON for The % conducung Grocery, ship
Chnndlery and Commission Business. al he GA
sand u Luther Lbby 2oth and Cary RchmonL
LUTHER LIBBY
ABRAHAM BURTON
Rehaond, Fsb. l6,h, iss0
HAVE 70 ofF ny hanks 70 friends and customers for for
LIBERAL patronage, 10 coutinuance Of ne
% he business Of LlssT BuEFoa. LUTHER LIBBY.
Rchaend Rso. ~ isee h2s-n