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Brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Sept 10, ls42At market 700 beef CATTLE SIS
stores, 5000 sheep, and ll25 swine
PaIcEs.-Beef Catue-We quote to correspond with
last week, viz few extra at S. First quality -
rs; second quality So rs 25; third quality
SoresTwo year old 81 to III three year old at $l4 to
Sheep--A little quicker, without much advance We
noticed lots sold 76c 81 co. 1896 49, and l5O Weth-
ers l,50 l,62 and rs. ~ I.
SwneLots to peddlc 2c for sows and SIC for bar
Old hogs at &c. At retail from 81 to SC.
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sales at the stock Exchange.
State OF Trade.

We cannot notice any material change in the state of
the markets.
Moasses Sales New Orleans ut - cents; sweet Matan
zas IL; Porto Rico Is -; New iberia 20t 81.
Naral Sfores-In turpenne holders require advance
Sales of North County rosin at 81 cents cash.
Oifssale of whale 33t cents, cash-scarce and want
ed or linseed, English sold at 923 cents, cash; Amer
can at 90 a 3d. cash; crude sperm at 6s cents
Prorisions-Pork mess at So $s2i; prime at $5,3i
S@37t which is slight ADVANCE lower country sells at
$625 $50 for prime, and 80 for mess
Rise--An active demand has been felt and sales are
made ut s., rs S2,s7t, cash,
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Corn Trade.

There has been little better demand to-day than usual
Sales Of flour have, been made for the market
$3.50 81 for Michigan the same for Ohio, and ST. 81 for
Canal Southern and western wheat ranges from 10
cents abushel. Exs
Account or FLOUR AND WHEAT ARRIVED TIDE WA
WrER rHEi OPENING or NAvoATioN TO THE IlrB
SEPT.
-Four. Wheat
1884,. ........ 500 SOB bbls 23s 500 bushels
1872. 1861 4277s7 "
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On Monday afternoon the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
John M. Forbes PHnLiP AUGUSTUS HAYWARD, of ITALIA
hassee Fa to MARY HErRKTTA third daughter of Fran
els l.. D'A nterroches, of this city.
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HOLT'S CANDY

SURPRISING ANY THING OF THE KIND.-Let i,
~ stand upon its own merits-Coughs aud Colds
HOLTS CANDY has gained for itself reputation (soIe
by us own mers) far above the ordinary class of remedies
for the complaints for which il is used.
aided by thousa nds who have
all affections Of the lungs.
This is certify that have, my practice prescribed Mr.
r. Hollis Compound Cough Candy many cases Of coughs
colds, and all affections Of the lungs, with the beneficial
the component parts of this Candy and hav
ing used them for many private practice
with safety nd the Article all troubled with any
OF the complaints above ntioned In alton
Candy has the precedence Of any in use.
DAVID CRANY NJ. ID.
Hartford, Conn. Sent co. 1872
For sale by NJ p HOLT, 2S7 Main street; also by :hs
Principal Druggists Hartford.
b. ID. Sands, 70 Fulton street. are Agea in New York
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WILL INTRODUCE on " edne.day, the alst inst A FEW
w ELEGANT Of Cent? mems Black Fur Hats,
Ssc2k EACH explanation Of hch submitted the fol-
lowing
REMARKS:
Since the origin OF Establishment have had in view,
and have stc ~ adhered TO three dstnc
ufscures VIZ Economy in g.,se IMP oysmc guilty I'd
FOR THE UNITED STATES. independent Of the Euro
in important saving the community la ge,
equally satisfactory ourselves
the sxtensiy patronage which have received.
Our improved FIVE DOLLAR .ATS. superior in
tea elegance and nish that immediately
their introduction they only home
but celebrated London and Paris and Gillette dhe highest
Of the Press there superseded the $40 Hats
yiously worn here by the first class citizens This
ele fully established the highest standard
vey known and universally, approved by the fashionable and
gsntee and true economists that will
Improved beauty value present beyond any
that We have heretofore Produced
AT the urgent solicitation of Of customers, who
anxious economist the first COST and desirou
avail h mselves Of tn peculiar style and fsh caracte
Of tabcs have for diligent efforts
TO accomplish their Wishes and have perfect
ed the article OF Hats above Trey will b
csmpoed OF superior materials the workmanship will be Of
the first order and although fully equal TO hats formerly retail
ed at Sc and 81 they will be sold S362 EACH price
only commepsate 70 the pecuns d.pession and far
respective qualities compared than which have
before been offered To the public.
Purchasers assured advance that these Hats will
incur the objection dear the price, currently argued
against most low priced goods LEARY X CO.
Astor House, Sept. l7ih, isi2. $40 lun,sr
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AMUSEMENTS-
PARK THEATRE

Park THEATRE.
MR. GEORGE vANDENHofF's Third Appearance in
THIS EVENING, seq,saSsi ssd will be performed tn.
# #s s s!sS Sis:.. , Ass,
~ 40 ee TaE c XII iss farce OF
Tier IS cen,s cd Tier 50 cents Pit u cents; Gallery
DGsJ O'Clock and the performance will
STBLO's GARDEN.
r-r4TF Eftt&FaEXNr A s5GeEss''
In OF rss,ed om families,
The G0's Tns S GSM,s d 1sn.'"''me q
THIS EEssSSH "a ri 4. win coz.
10 ''''0F Fo6 X ' fo efIf f'n''"'"' Of
Nv Lord Plumb. Anpo;ns Rave Rsssl
Basil Leon Rarsi
ssE S:t:;ii. ,,,s s SnS2s:'s:: si::'
Quarter hours nreson win Be slowed ier R..A
Ate. which, 9Th % s. s g. SssS
n...% .zg Z. Mi! 81 ri F i' sioHr 9w VIZ.
Ghesal'er Bariano. Jerome Ra,ei
S sSsss!:;s, S ssssi:. E E:;:I
ZaIima ne. S Si"s Slave MI. .s W RsYIIe''
TO conclude with MAJ MxzG Gf ri Magnificent fa'es of
ssSf Il ss:5ias
Doors open at half past sir O'Clock. Entertainments
Tickets--5o cents
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THE OLD PRICES REsgMED AND NO coMPUL
rRs 'ssy Tie @ will E e Ts s. he
THE KNIGHTS Hfssa SYF p THE CROSS.
THE DUMB sAyo y iiiiS~ %S B HIS MONKEY.
THE FoULXH SLAVE.
Doors vii, open r7-cp"n wir quarter before
BE-, oss daily from to s. whore Tickets mayb
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
ru,s vvrs,NWu BIo.dwsy. New York.
msnee with the is es.s.''s''''' called
Mr. c'uTT les. I'M a. Mitchell Thc%%in. Bella Graham
AI WING" GsT * BY FR%x ie' called
13;Tt$ :, F$ +; s $SGEf i'''' ..,
To conclude w iH,i Ihs new farce called
commences Al Ssiips every evening ''' inc
AMERICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AND
corner .oE sRSApWAY AND ANN STREET.
= opposite + f \. sH 3fisf5i MANAGER.
Best attractions in Nno York!,-Change of No
pelties.
- PEhFOhMANCES TWICE EVERY DAY
First time in this city Signor Vivaldi' magnificent
MECHANICAL THEATRE.
In which the Of mechanism perfected
as shown by the wonderful eformsnces Of many 6gHres
sembng human beings all their and lsughable
toitons. Mr.. Wipchells comic sketch entitled
JOB SEARCH-EM-OUT.
the asss
ESs;
Albino Lady-Fancy Glass Blow ngthe Mystereus Gpsv
Curiosties
Tie ssis s;,,ts R.Tssf II
commencing at four o'clock and hali.past p M
The Admtance to the whole. Museu Garden
tanments. TWENTY-FIVE cents-Childen half price, sis
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22,3S5

In Rochester, on the 18th inst wheat quoted at
six shngs. although there had been sold at less
than that At the prasent price Of -four wheat must be
still lower for the manufacturers cannot pay the
present low rates. Flour down 10 1915. The quota
tons from the New York markets will have tendency to
depress the market still more.
We learn from Buffalo that there was heavy arrival
at that place the 18th inst namely $4,000 bbs -four
$4,000 bushels wheat and $500 bushels So so
the highest offer made for the former but holders asked
So 62 Sales of wheat making at s cents for good
samples with rather more disposition to operate Corn
and wheat cleared at the Canal Collectors office during
the first two weeks of September, for four years.
articles. 1899. lSiO ls4l 1912
Flour, bbls, 1904 2s6S6 276l3 4552l
Wheat, bushels. 5260S 1925 l03,O36 l79I
gratifying fact in these times of profound hor-
to know that the abos of the Iowa farmers have
been rev arded with most abundant harvests.
The crops Of buckwheat throughout the country are
said to be of the most promising character.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-23

FACTORY HANDS WANTED.-The subscriber is about
starting has iscories Al Coumbiave, Hudson and
wants about 30 good Power Loom Wea,es Families with
would be preferred. Good loom weaven earn q per
week on an JAS. WILD. so 3tsrc-
MACHINES FOR SAVING sTAvEs.--Wanied,.
Machine Of the most approved kind for saving slaves Tor
the head Apply the New York Rice Mill Office 33i Water
street, between Q and ~ A. NJ.
$40 hero THOMAS BIELBY.
" a eompetent person. Apply at this effice. s2 tm
WANTED-A situation Dressmzker or Sesmstress, Ell
" Their public establishment private respectable fam
" Testimonials Of character be given
by spIy.ng at a. Oliver street, I'd story. front room.
INE0kMATION WANTED-Of ROsANNA REY-
NOLDS who came 70 this city about months from the
couny Of Lstram Ireland Any information respecting her
Enquire al 70 Washington b. KelIy where she will
hear OF somsting her The Of
she hsed ia RICHMOND, Staten Island. s23 nsr
oST on the ed inst about 2 o'clock coming from the
70 ia Pearl street, small Pocket Wallet, combining 6y
money !" ali The inner VIII be fns dHas S y
leaving he same No. i6i Pearl ST. stairs. front Office and
no questions asked. s23asr
MAGNOLIA LUNCH
CORNER BROADWAY & CHAMBERS STREET
hs rropre,os q this well known restaurant desire TO in
or shell sh having hey made
Dor , constant supply Of the finest the market sfords-M
every style, and al moments notice.
Steaks and delicacy the may always be
und here IN every style desired by the lovers things
Genemen dining down Town will lind ibis desirable resort
being within two minutes walk Of the City Hall
The their thanks liberal
share Of custom. AZ y CMiCKERISG & CARLISLE.
s23 imsr
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CEI5;EsPRATIoN. Of. THE INTRODUCTION Q

" THF II Rs 9r
OF s dsn all a ia s y De
held sep,e8Ssr aIst lsa the following Resolution.
Resolved Fhs our fellowcituens b. and are hereby re-
rsstisy invited 70 unite with the Corporation celebrating
~ SsS
s sss;s. II he Sy New YoE and i:
citizen. other professions and are hereby fs.pecty
ID sss behalf Of s, bodies
q, s Go%n,iss the Mayors Once on ss
Resolved That recommended to our citizens generally
g suspend business the h day Of October and that
SE5S, R$$v les, AZ Az i RI NV Ward,
Ri. hTWEtI., ASH AID; s.s Ward
+. VEST, Aid. 10Th Ward.
Si %Ssshh1 4 h 9s " WIZ %; ID"
Nrw yosx, Sept, 81, ls,s JOINT "a N6I a%is
kds bs s.Seey q
e his friends and the public. that he intends to give Grand
CONCERT,
Grand Scale, ON THURSDAY EVENING October the
sS e dc %so T Talent Ssm
Particulars will shortly be announced.
Ticket Ticket s,, sdmit ono person 9I 81
Family Ticket to admit SIX, 81 INEtE
CHEAP MUslC.-Therc is not astore in this city whore
greater variety Of AID fashionable Music be had
san n that Of Mrs MARY KING ~ Fulton street between
broadway and Nassau The cheapness OF the selection
si,o s snStsT important IN these trying times
ne ssa y
s ;1'GsS% pes
oh.1 store s S~ c h's and &c
eee. s23 3t"r
w Ess Is, I'm HOTEL, PHTLADELPHTA-Tbe subscr
,bs @ having taken he above weknown Hotel lately in
eoe,nusps q MT josie Tomlin respectfully socs
oi inc patronage literally heretofore
ne 'arse and welifurnished Psrlo with the airv Cham
ous, 70 wnch every given,
nuueements Ills Larder will be consanv snned with Iii
VIC ssrieues o. orr philadelphia Market sed he Tabir fur
% please the taste OF the The oc ,on
NO IVY MARKET ree IN the ycintv Of Tho p;,
bugh Depcts offers TO Travellers or from The Nj .nns
or convenlences. WILLIAM ARBUCKLE "a srsy
TO HATTERs-sik Pushes few pieces in psIIss and
Tor sale chcap,by ECKHAHDT * MERK ~"
SO tim 23o Pearl street, up siairx
CONDO SOUP AND TURTLE, This Day, at the Flo
~ renee Dining Rooms 2ss and $40 Broadway s2S irsr
WASHING AND IRONING ESTABLISHMENT. 10th
w street r. at lowest picesOrders left 42i Broad
way or AZ CD Wet street unctually attended
rTWINE-lo0 bales Brdpot mandatory, assorted sizes
4 just received per recent arrivals for sale by
s23 II X. COLLINS s. co. s. South 81.
~ s2or f. X COLLINS X CO So South IT.
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

nRyiN Co, us William street. formerly Brun Lsrosure
ID Co--wlopen in few days, twenty css-s ris Ar6
ciaI Flowers. Feathers Sc, landing from last
This establishment eceviug from their house PARIS by
every HAVE packet the newest styles Of flowers and fe-he
as they appcsI in that centre Of fashion.
This enables them have constantly on hand
fashionable assortment OF the above srces Dealing by
largely this line than other Establishment IN
the city, they can afford TO sell at the lowest rates and on
The most reasonable terms.
Wholesale up sfairs
Aso constantly hand kind Of msten~s for flower
mar is.fut A
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AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
fSfores Nos. ~ .4nn and lis Fulton sfvset.l

II
tStores Nos ~ .ann and us Fulton sfvsss.l
Da,,S.,--
FRIDAY
~ IN the sale rooms
h rannIis Books Piano ones, Furniture nc Ge-A very
and modern most Piihem e eh frames and beautiful sub
t,,,ss am 4. anu oooAs Sspenuid piano
UTE sr n son' i"'ni.uie, music stoois, &C. .
% seo"Sss snJ rlnshers-Ail the machinery, sp
nss,no, ni,ss "' eeanhs On an improved psn snks
"e''"o'' e'''"'' &c c.rupn.v
A, ,o, &c. ~ IN IL. ,oo.
r,.1,,, r; ~ io,s e.och 10 .he sale rooms
II s suPeoi dssoftmeht Oh new abd sec
en s nsn h 'a Sisin,. Of an desstip.ons
stock of one our first eaSns, h en sseno
es, eosshs almost eyey sItse n The line OF the eho
raned sofas all Kinds az .rl.as IA ~ n $3.50 wa
diyans couchss Fmneh AMI a,Hsr ~ d,. h
eaus secretaries arge looking eia,c.s ms,bs sa 49,
side boards, toilets &C. - 1890
Also be aa ui Of elegant second hand furniture
ne pIopei d ., % gong 70 Euops including fine
Examination on Friday afternoon. siso Bm.s,s and oaSs o
PeS' &C rrrrsp.v
.,.,< IUEspAY.
tKe ue OF .xiuaoie orasonaDic Dy uoous-rMe uenks
han London cot cassimees, vetngs gloves, hosiery,
hdk,s shirts collars, Nc LII.
i1o, nt ae ' a latne woIn sl3o various haowMe
eweiy so boxes tane salt piedged auc'es guns
snenolo Malcnes, &C..
-------------
FRIDAY Sept g.
Al IO5< 0 clock
large assortment of household furniture beds bedding &c
consisting elegant Brussels paror carpets ingram and
carpets large quantity oil CLOTH mahogany sofas paror
toilet glasses mante ornaments Chandelier window curtains
and shades astral and hall lamps china and glass ware Large
quantity of kitchen furniture baeo,o iurn;fnrc bar
&c. Also splendid assortment of beds ddnr &c the en-
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Decrease, -. 1886 Inc, Iss,sss

Decrease. 1886 Inc, lSS,SS9
Excess in favor Of ls4I, taking flour and wheat togeh
Ell, is 7s, 0SS bbls. -four.
The purchasers Of wheat in Cleveland the 18th in
stau were few in number, but all the best samples
oil northern taken at IS cents The sales of flour
were large at SO 80 for best canal brands with other qua
es below that and one lot OF fancy at small advance
Annexed is statement showing the exports of flour and
wheat from Cleveland during the week ending septem
Der 10, Is42 -
B6is Flour Bushels Wheat.
United States ports. 1921 1885
Canada ports. -. 4l24 ,O92
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets 10 Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
To ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor captains Of vessels arriving
report shipping left At the pert whence they sailed
vessels spoken their list OF their and
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Basscu viii
board them Immediately their arrival We VIII recprocate
the favor In any wav
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To Correspondents.

Our correspondents foreign ports requested
70 SEND by every vessel all the marine intelligence they
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DIR. HORNE.

DIR. HOKNE.
CONTINUES to be consulted con6dcntally his Office No
" 70 Murray street.
Strangers are respectfully apprized that Dr. Horne being
galy bred the medical profession the city Of London has
been practical member Of the said faculty OF pysic for
years for the last % in the city Of New York His practice
from being general he confines TO PARTICULAR branch med
cine which his profound His erence
grear-hs astonishing He cautions the uniortu
nate the Of thousands annually
rallied ofhferecet affections without
tnguishel few days See eadcated, not patch
ed up The learned DR. Buchan empfaticay observes-Ma
red persons and about be married should be acu
arly CAUTIONS oftose affections; what dreadful inheritance
transmit postcrty."
Persons afflicted with proracted and deporabc cases. need
complete recovery bv applying 10 Dr. Horne.
residence of years in New York city has established Doctor
respcctabiity and skill Dr. H. offers to his patrons
anee. Dr. Hornes Offices numerous, and patients
in contact Attendance until O'Clock in the
ming.
ff -. =. ....tt.. NOTICE. .-tlI ~
10 THOMAS q. HORNE, son OF the late Dr. George T.
Home respectfully apprizes the public that he continues his
hers most successful practice his establishment No 70
Murray street and may be consulted daily until o'clock, r.
NJ, Sundays excepted. $40 msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-23

IVA. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
~ his CONSULTING orsros. 20 No. HERALD Bumprra
corner Of Nassau sndf yea sm inse
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MEDICAL NOTICE

MEJIOhL NO I/r-
lust Published price 30 cents BY DR.. FAWCETT -
1876 Fson street. New York, The Great Consoier
Mind in Dsessa popular inquiry into the
that destroy the physical energy and the sb Of mss~-1
local or constitutional weakness itaon
on and the partial total extinction Of the reprodasn~
powers. The Doctor is also author OF
exclusively r'en for The sensitive female WHO wns.
find in its pages confidential and capable advice
Dr. continues TO direct his attention
q gonor rhUa, gees strictures, nocturnal
syphilis in its worst FORMS irritation
debility and all diseases brovgnt by solitary hassss
male diseases treated scientifically Office 1876 Fuitos
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ship Agnes CameIn. Amsterdam, Pfeiner & wissmann-
o'sban,e, Thomss Cursees. L Foulk SON. Triumph
Chamberlain Wilmington NC; 81 Pierre Osgood NewbeIn
NC Friend, Lowell, Boston; Samuel Croker Phillips Taan
ton, Mass. -N
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NJ WARD, Auctioueer.
SPLENDID ENGLISH LINE ENGRAVINGS.- A. q.
~ HUMBERT co. will continue their sale Of Splendid
English Line and Mezzotnt EnRIavings, This Evening
6 o'clock in their sales lao Broadway Liberty
Admirers of the fine respectfully invited call and
them the walls the hour OF sale
adequate detail ofthcm can be within the limits Of ad
yertisement.
This sale will include Of the rare and costly
prints Of the collection and which seldom
at auction. Now r. adv for inspection s23 Ter
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SGR FOR NEW ORLEANS-Regular Packet, with
NINA de spatch-Tbc splendid fast sailing packet ship OLA
tDEM. Capt Barstow, will have Immediate despatch
for the above Tort
Her accommodations for cabin. I'd cabin and passen
SUPERIOR and barth be secured moderate
terms by applying on board, at pier - =. X. oIto
JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine.
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l. E A RY & co.
Nos. 4 4 Aston HOUSE, New York,
HATTERS.

WILL INTRODUCE on ednesday, the 2lst inst A NE,
w AND Of Gent. mems Black Fur Hat
S3c2k EACH explanation Of hch submitted the FOL
lowing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-23

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. o..
THESE farfame and celebrated Pills, from Portugal, are
we be obtained IN this country See adieIso
meut N the last column - > - nils
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

Mr. J. c. Clark in The chair, and took up the ,r;v,,,
calendar The transaction Of this business proc.,5,d
rapidly, and with few exceptions, till bull was rs,
for indemnifying MIR. Watson for certain negro.
whom he had purchased, as public agent from he S.
minole ndnns-which negroes had been restored ,o,.
Indians Mr.. ADAMS objected 10 the bill, on r's
ground that he opposed TO the Government beeom
ing slave dealer.
Mr. COOPER Of Ga, urged tia, Waison's clam
was founded equity, expressed his intention TO c! ecr
to other private b,lls il this were driven frcm con
sdera.ion on the ground alleged. lie accordingly d.
;eccd To the o,Eer bills read.
Alter snme proceedings the Speaker resumed the
Chair, and MIR. Clark, the Chairman of the Commner
Of the Whole, made his report. On this rrpo,a con
fused and messy debate arose, objection being mad, 10
its correctness.
Finally, the House again resolved itself into Commit
tee Ct Tie Whole and the Navy Appropriation b,.i was
taken up. MIR Brown, of Pennsy lvann, was entitled
the loor and after preliminary observations on
the comments appearing in some of The newspapers e.
speeding the dimnuton in the appropriations, proceed.
ed to vindicaii"n Of his and Of those who
voted with him in regard 10 the Navy.
Tie committee continued this o'll until t!c al.
iourinient.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28
lure CO

HYGEiA HOTEL, OLD POINT COMFORT, :. o,
THE subscribers take this opportunity Of returning u'
4 sincere thanks the visitors of the Hyeela ti"e',
The Sumner, and respectfully inform ne Ihn' 90
raly that this Extensive Establishment again oiea IN nr
repfion, where Hey i'll be happy Gree their old a.
with their frrnds. - ,.iI 4.
Additional Improvements, couvenerces and roao@ v"
fcu nd and Ever, e,r, Ia r-lGrr the time a. viH's
and agree naie 10y lie Pforreiors 1hrrr J. h'
In. Establishment spacious sooa, Bal hoe', BItta a.,
etnry and Recdhg I.oc furnished WIN par els 10 W "
tiour sections # t,~ country. - 49, ,,.o po;nt
Perons fond If Fishing all times find Boats on wv
furnished with necessary Implements h. sr
Bd,Ling-IE,ir Bathing Houses in complete 'iae',
Warm or Sea Bathing and will be carefully attended 10
the season. . u,., of IL.
horrrs have employed tie works of Fortress
the Rip Rays during the last and very great
have The former ia no" in perfect "drr a
rate Band of Music itself IL sufficient ,he
Of the delightful Bathing and BerZes The nne n h
and oysters taken fresh from the bold Che'at Markets
all the Of the season, be procured rom ram
try. - ;,,o,s ana Wines
The Bar will he furnished the choicest Liquors ~ " toe
that be procured They stii on hand n, Brown
fine Old Wines left viz foinaf ] ne VII
Sherry, the ord Hope Madeira and other Wines se'
liam French ESQ. of FrrEc.s Hotel
plentiful supply Northern Ice on mana ,,I beir per
0 The subscribers having made thr h!g'la ,nr lar o
nanent residence VIII spare no e1eri'ons 10
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