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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-28
LATER FROM MEXICO.

The New Orleans Bulletin ofthe 18th
instant gives US the following synopsis
OF news just received in that city from
Mexico.
'The advices from Mexibo received
yesterday possess considerable interest.
The most prominent of the items of news
is the reported release Of all the Texan
prisoners belonging to the Santa Fe .ex-
petition. The constituent Congress of
Mexico was Just assembled, and,as it was
possible that his power would soon come
to an END, Santa Anna wished perhaps to
distinguish the close of his preslden-.
tial career by an act Of cemency. Moth
ing has rs yet TRANSFERRED indicating what
will be the results Of tie political move
ments now going on .inMexico. During
the present session Of Congress an at
tempt will be made to reorganize the
Government upon plan differing in i'm
portant particulars from any system hith
70 adopted in that .countrv. From the
opening speech of President Santa Anna,
very little can be cleaned giving salts
factory information upon subjects about
which the greatest Curiosity is felt. 1t
IS evidently opposed to the :institptlons
of the United States, inyeighing against
them instrong, language, and denopncing
them as altogether unfi! for the Mexican
na'ian. In the latter particular. his o.
pinion is no doubt a correct one. The
population Of Mexico are altogether unfit
for free'lom, and a century OF education
and gradual amelioration will be required
to prepare sach nation for repuhlican
Government like that Of the United
States. Upon the question Of recosni-
sing the independence Of Texas, the Pres
ident does not relax in the least from his
former stubbornness. 1t is manifest,
however. that the chimera Of the recon-
quest Of Texasis about to be abandoned
The release of the Santa Fee prisoners is
a favorable omen, and we should not be
surprised to learn that negotiations had
commenced. contemplating the settle
ment Of existing difficulties, and the res
toration Of peace between the two Gov
ernmcnts."
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-28

The export of flour last year from the
United States to foreign countries was
l,o97,5ol barrels-a larger amount than
has been exported Tor many years. 1t lis
stated in the New York Express as a
singular fact, that very large PARTON
OF the hard bread which supplies the ship
ping Of England. and employed in India,
is made in New York. i.he manufac.
ture here is SO go'.d, and the flour so
much lower than in England, that it is
shipped to London in bond, from which
It is taken for the shipping thus avoid
ing The heavy British duties. Formerly
the hard bread BISCUIT was made round.
1t is now made square, 50 as to make
much better stowage, which, in Dong voy.-
eyes, is important.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-28
NEW PaPERS.

The Weekly Plebeian," by Messrs.
Slamm & Guion, New York city, is the
title OF paper, commenced Oil the 9th
inst. It is decidedly Democratic in its
politics. In their introduction, the editors
posers Of every scheme or device by which
say ~ We are the supporters of the
principles Of Democratic liberty, the Of
that liberty is sought tobe abridged, the
anyielding opponents OF all partial lesis-
.lation, the .denouncers Of monopoly in e.
very form. the friends Of free trade, the
,aptogonists Of all ,protection--so called
adds to che wealth of the wealthy and the
poverty of the poor the favvrers of that
"credit" which is best regulated by the
non-interfsrence Of government, and, in
a word, the advocates of those equal
rights bestowed upon man by bis Maker"
we wish item ample success.
The Spectator" by alessrs. Martin
& Heart, Washington city, D. c..
This is also sterling Democratic paper,
and promises to exert considerable influ-
ence in promulgating aud sustaining the
glorious principles Of republicanism. 1t
is decidedly one IF she best conaucted
AID ablest journals in the country.
Several ether papers adxacasing the
principles and doctrines Of the republican
party. have been recently established.
All we want, to ensure us ultimate sue
cess. is, an efficient press, an eniighten.
people, and candid and fair controversy.
The cause that cannot be sustained by
these. is radically wrong, and can only
be sustained by their opposites.
-~s9s-.-
CONG RESSI0NiL DOCUMENTS, &c.
The Hon. VIM. A. Harris will accept
cur thanks for the important and interest
ing congressional DOCUMENTS which he
has forwarded to US.
TOBACCO.
The 81 letter from the Secreta, y of the
Treasury, transmitting statements show
sng the exports and imports of tobacco,
with the import int Great Britain, sc. -
AS deeply interesting to the people Of the
whole country and were il not so leng-
thys we would give II entire to our yea
ders. This statement eu,bod:es interest
ingalconnts Of the introduction and cul
tivatIan Of the "weed' in the South. de.
rived arom the best sources. From
+" Macfherson's Annals of Commerce >,
it appears that the average quantity i'm
ported from the North American colonies
into England, Tor ten years preceding the
year 1909, was a8s85s, e66 bounds
From the same authority, it is shown that
the export Of crude and manufactured r..
hacco, from 1851 to 1910, was 5,a47.
7s5 MISUNDERSTANDING annually g..
637 hossheads: allowing 81 cts per
pound as the average price, would yield
s3T8,O40, 5aD-the annual average S.
1883. Tvs manufacture Of tobacco
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-28

N. O. Bee thinks that in the senate there
will be 9 wings and democrats and OF
the 60 members Of the lower house the Bee
claims 50. The Globe thinks, however,
that the wings will have | maj. in thesen-
ate ana the reps. ! maj. in the lower
house. The "eeGcial refayns," which
we presume will soon be gwen by the
National Lnfeihgencfr, will settle the
matter.
Hon. Lewis Steenrod, Of Va. will ac-
cert.our thanks for copy Of his speech
on Rhe tariff bill.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-28

the commissioners of Maine were. er
would be, III communication sith thp
British envoy
The European Of the 10Th alt. saws:
'.The Caledonia sails immediately on
the issue Of this present number Of our
journal, and will convey to our increas-
ingly numeroas readers in America. the
satisfactory feeling evidenced in Eng
land on the favorable issue which seem
ingIy awaits the long agitated question
OF the North Eastern Boundary. We
belisve it to be the earnest wish of all
parties, having the well being of either
their country at heart, that every AMIGA
bic feeling should continue. and thaE
both should go on in mutual subser'lr
ence for the good Of each otheF."
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-28
DESTRUCTIVE FRESHEf.

We are very sorry to learn, that Oh Sa-
turday the 10th inst, one Of the most
destructive and calamtous freshets that
was ever witnessed in this state, was WIS.,
tied upon Richmond city and to great
extent the adjacent country Oil the James
River and its principle tributaries FOR ma
ny miles. James River has not been so
flushed before for more than forty years
indeed, it is said that it has never been
known to raise SO much in SO short time.
immense losses. not only of timber, lpm-
Der. and other kindred descriptions .oi
property, hut of wheat, rye, oats, corn
and tobacco, were sustained between
Richmond and Lynchburg. 1t is estim-
ated that not less than three hundred thou
sand bushels Of wheat were swept off Of
the fields, yet in shocks, and taken away.
The value OF 9roperty destroyed on
James River alone is estimated at not
less than one million of .dogers! The
losses sustained by those residing on the
numerous tributaries Of James River
must be added to this, which would more
than double the amount destoyed, to
say nothing Of the damages sustained, flat
may be partially repaired. Many fields
that were covered with tiourishing corn
and tobacco crops, presented the appear
ance of vast lakes. The James River &
Kanawha Canal, we are happy to learn,
was not so much damaged as was at first
anticipated. All the principal dams and
acquedacts are left sound. In few pIa-
ces, small breaches have been made and
several culverts destroyed. We have yet
heard of but Two liges lost. They, in
company with fopr others, were upset in
boat coming srom Br"wir's Island, inn
mediately opposite tie armoly.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-28

Extraordinary Phenomi1on We are
told by gentleman from New Jersey,
that the High lands of the Neversink in
that state near the Highland lights. have
been gradually sinking since last Thurs
day, and that in some places they have
already settled ten feet. The soil in
that place is mostly sand and gravel. :
I.N. 7. San.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-28

The youpg people belonging to the
Woodstock Total Abstinence Society,
are respectfully requested to meet at the
Academy ON FRIDAY EVENING
NEXT, at T O'Clock. 1t is hoped there
will be general attendance, as the OBJ
ject Of the meeting is an important one
and will be fully explained Oh the occa-
sion. The young ladies' are PARTICULAR;
solicited to attend.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-28

lapraaongsent for De5t.--A bill abolisE,
ing Imprisonment for debt in Penns,lva,
MIA. has passed in the Legislature Of that
State at its present session.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-28

The eloquent and interesting address Of
Dr.j. F. Fauntleroy, before the Masonic
fraternity at Front Royal, on the 24lb
inst, is on our table. Is contains lucid
though condensed account of the Masonic
brotherhood through it various eras 10 The
present time.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-28

Louisiana Elections From the com
pIexion Of the returns, which are not
complete, Mr.. Mouton, ihe republican can
didate for Governor, is doubtless elect
ed. The editor Of the Richmond
Wing, who can always manufacture
some plausible reason for the defeat
Of his party, says that ''he got the vote
Of many French (whis) parishes-being a
French Creole himself" Mr.. johnson
was the whig candidate Tor Governor
The wings claim the legislature. which
they probably have nsh. 10 do. The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19
CARL KING.

The wsb nown and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw
Hat manufacturer T. Der m jesty the -"
QUEEN Of ENGLAND
RESPECTFULLY begs leave Ladies st n.
has hand most splendid and fasnonabe assortment oS
Ladies Straw and stIk Hats The Hats are man,fac
The E!.LsLER COTTAGE,
With 0ipeey sides and Swiss Flare front The
brds these Hats made OF Of the elegant
the Albert straw in particular 20 pstropssd by
QUEEN VICTORIA.
The silk department conducted BY the ineenou, and
astv iliiDes not be equaied The ks the ner
st style, fresh imported Trimming and Flowers to corrs
eoud Tbo:e who wish TO eooyns themselves may cali
~ B-His Pa Ribbons and French Flowers are of the
latest svle and be purchased either Of his establish
DRY COLOtS The IoIlowma eoIors, Of nrst quaiy
adapted either for Oil Painting Kalsomlne for saIe Il
U.s. Brosdway corner Of Franklin
Wsshed Blue Blacks, Real fndisn Red,
sueer Chiuess Blue, kuper Purple Brown
Emerald Green, Nader Lakes,
Srunsw ek Green, vermiion,
Turkey Umbre O@hr.s Er sr
To Pointers AMI = Os,Iss &C, &c ~,
very Superior for ale AZ ~'-o' anu Ahsss. DseAs'
sst Broadway, corner Fisukiiu
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gethsr. No regular nomination has yet taken place
on the Whig side. General 3. G Le,kin will
doubtless be the prominent candidate.
The great paragon Of eioquence, Professor Bas-
CON, lsctured last evening before the Maryland
institutc Of Edueatios, to an oxerHowing house
The applicants for bankruptcy yesterday and the
John L. ssoner, merchant. city Of Baltimore.
Gardner CARROLL manufaeturer, do. a 81
Christian Harr, wsgoner, Carroll co. fhN Ell
Geo Heritage, silk gro wsr, Chsstertswn Kent do.
rae THURSDAY. March n.
John N. Johnson, physcian, ofcity Of Baltimore.
Henry !. Boteier, physician, Of Frederick county.
David Hope. farmer, do. do.
Jacob Wsltm an, plasterer, DO. do.
The weather this morning 10 chsrming
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the HERALD
BALTIMORE, March 10, 1872.
Various {mpOrfonf NfoIfer.

BALTIMORE, March l9, 1872
Various Important Matters.
Ma. EDIroR-
AT last has the long talked OF Railroad Stock or.
der question been finally and unequivecally settled
Saturday afternoon the councils passed bill. which
was Immediately signed by the mayor, aanullinx
the ordinance authorizing the reception of those
orders for city taxes and other debts due the Cor
peration. No other disposition can be made Of
this commodity than to fund il in city stock a,
par. So ends the chapter.
is true, as stated in my letter few days since
that law has been passed BY the legislature, i'm
posing tax in the shape Of license, Of from six to
seven thousand dollars per asnum on all stock
brokers, exchange brokers, bill brokers, SC. This
is anqusstonaoly one Of the boldest pieces of le-
g'sla,ive sasism before heard Of or attempted
TO be era mn ed down the throats of an intelligent
community.
Mr. Fowler of the firm of Fowler & Brother.
having mouse IN this city and enc in Washington.
su'Ps"ueu operations yesterday. They had issued
n''e' 70 large amount, redeemabls in Virginia
'""., PROMISED, however, that the notes
will be paid first out Of the assets and .s.,..a.
other liabilities As far as the mo,ev Ill
At the Front street Circus. on wsa.s
last, while Mr.. Showersky was p.rfo,y n'snt
feats on the slack rope, he by some mean. Dis
his hold and was thrown from great he;sss : seu
the middle IL the ring His thigh bone was hrn n.o
by the fall, though Otherwise not go much i'm
jured. IN
Saint Patricks day was very handsomely cell.
brated BY the sons of Erin. number Of societie.
ere our, wearing appropriate badges, and march.
ing'in procession through the streets
Coloael Solomon Hilltn has been Nominated >,
the democrats party a. their candidate for Mayor
rha, he will be elecied 10 almost as certain ~
as nomination The Locos, you know, pull to-
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DIR. J. FRANCIS.


,.as. No. 10 BARCLAY STREET. as.sn
WITHIN TWO DOORS or The Aston HOUSE,
Htb prcos!stous have in slusost svsrv ;n.f.... .s
.ston.shn5 cures 70 az iriansfssy dsesss 81 t ~
eurahl., u u fully attseted by tbs flowire "'
CERTIfIC ATES ~ D.. .sl
- ss.y That yseoS ssntics Esvsh sbep y,.s Of
called to-day. AID states that he NJ 80 a. ~
Dr. J. frzncis, whose treatment has ksen -
e''' % ''e''s''s h- 'ls'5jA JAMES MrINon ~
Rector OF st. Geovges Church Beekman a. Narch ,s<,,
wasneuriy blind for twelve years WIfk nebuls $780,.
the eight and am erectE restorss by Dr
y n MARTHA BRO TN, IN fceyvlk st..sss =
II certify 70 the above being stafsDont
.c q. BESEplCTs Pastor u the stsnAon 4 Chu,rA I.
was nearly blind for twenty ysar4 With Cstsrsst !.
each eye surgical aid vas resorfed In without "a
feet; but from The Of Dr. Francs wondsru
for hat diseaseImy sight e perfectly rvstosed S
HE9TEk JOHNSON.iSs B ,uIh Il New yo~k |,
We the unasTsieted. haze witnessed The sstsnisk 90
cacy Of DR. FTaucs PrsEarao Er dissas Of TIE Eve
hs:t,nsly eeonnsnd them to the nOacs Of the pse =
DyNCS . DUNBAR Pastor Of MeDoss.l street chu-cA.
ss;H cSNE, P..se. o. q. Pin. B:!si.s csseA rs
John PEGk Agtnt Of the Hone MHsieu 6osielv. ial,i
JQsElH ANpRApE, Roman .CataoIie trssst q g.
Numerous csrti6e,tes can he seen AT q Once hia
NJ -Prepared AID sold ONLY BY DR. >. fkANCIB No 10
Barelsy street, Ne- York. r'lnH, n fla--- -. ~ ~
~
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DR.. FELIX GOURAUD'S
POUDRES SUBTILES.
FOR ERADICATING HUMAN
HAIR

TI yo. s.s sas,
Spsmsn. Thus far shalt thou saow and aIher
ss of Of ;a hi S:!ipS art
ass. iSe% ny
S on heb
osi a has IL cesar, pii.
removing hair i seeo%p.hs. i6e IN few minutes
a .s.S ss::
10 Se had at Dr. Gourauds Offices. 81, Broadway and .,
Walker street door from Broadway where may slso Sshsd
.r az R0ycs g
+'%ss1s gsI burn; r.. S.S,:
i:::s NJ:
;,yss. MsssryI.sSmB.ltmc!s: seth sls. Pratt
Ai:.sss1i; Berry. @kss%ses. i M.
8: s:a ,Sss;k F will:
s;::; .'! Ii: I'll JTi ss:$s
NswsuryEo;t Charles Hodge; New H.ncshire.oors.
%Sls.1 % hsor. Hy s..sm Co
ss sam Gsa!. Dyer
VII De- Sss:ns ID s:% as. A s.:
-four u saS his e. %s engraved s
ALsoM,lnE rAiNI-Ihe kaI.Omlos f.lat having o.ss
he n y S s s .es
The public The n9msrou. specimens Of Kalso9iDs Paint
yantases superfuous among most prominent are the
following -
Sss,. :; :,s S%nsfs :.s
occaeioninG offensive smell effect upeu
health, and drying in few boun Kalsomne paint ~
properly apped be washed when sosd according drec
tons IN the circular.
Orders received and punctusIly attended e at the
KALSOMINE PAINT DEPOT,
FEB ~ 5me 3sl Broadway. corner Frankn.
DIX la tAu MI, 1914 CA.SAL . l nhET. near LaU nCh
md ~s % s 'i IL sssy
eon,ina.s g be eopsussd ~ he .esS o. Scs ssss
node Of ueatment too we'll Known TO connensa
IN having the psacies for 20 year. the first hos
mtne Of France and IN THE city, removing all
lar desses with suecsss and asspstch snd without the ard
ted and dpcs.se need d-spsir Of complete
by srpy to Doctor Lsur, who Offers his patcns
!. guarantee or no charge.
Al home tnti r. NJ and charge moderate. nsim.
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APPOINTMENTS by THE PREsIDExr.-Posfu,aster
John Lorimer Graham, city Of New York: JUS
tus McKinstrey, HUI son, NY.
Collector, &c Elias H. Haines, reappointed
Collector for the District Of Sandusky, Ohio Da.
vid V. Calley, re.appeinted Register of the Land
Office at ndianapolis, Indiana.
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Sr. DoMIsco by the schr. David Pratt, CAPTAIN
Creech, IN 10 days from Aux Cages, we are inform
ed that the difficulty between France and St Domn
60, which grew out Of difficulty with the French
Consul, had been defniiveIy settled, and that The
French vessels had departed for Europe.
Exchange-SpanIsh Doubloons, Ss46; Coffee, SIS
90 Logwood, S.; Cocoa, SIS; Flour, SIG; new
fffin. March z.
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From FLoRIDA.-By the arrival Of the steamer
General Cllnch, Captain Brooks we are in
OF the ST. Augustine News, and the Herald of the
Atm and oh instant, together with interesting intel
ligence In relation to the war, late date.
A letter of March 4th, from Pcolta states there
were hopes that Major Belknap might induce As avn
ocis with his band Of about 100 persons, including
20 or 25 warriors TO come in.
BY an officer OF the army, arrived in town bv the
steamer Gen. CEncb, we learn that this chief has
surrendered to Major Belknap with his whole party.
consisting Of Fl warriors and 81 women and chi,
dren. This surrender is much more important than
a battle.
Twenty-three settlers, with their baggage and
slaves, and one with his family, have crossed the
Wiihacooche on their way to the Annuktilga
Hammock 10 open settlement. More are 10 follow
some probably to Clear Water Harbor west of Tam.
pa, where Fort Harrison was located. This is the
first time settler has advanced south of the now
noted Wihacoochee since the fall of 1875 the
commencement ofthe war. THIS is planting 4 set
Element in the ancient and once formidable strong.
hold Of tho Seminole. These men 90 prepared 10
encounter struggling Indians and 10 occupy the
country as the pioneers Of this nation have away
done. with the plough in hand and the rife in the
other. A block house is to be built for them by the
troops, at such APPOINT as they may select in the
Hammock, and that will form rallying point for
their operations. Sacannah Republican,, March IL.
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'DENTTSTRY-

VyyM, THORN DENTIST soscits the sttepfoc ~ tho..
w who Artificial Teeth and those may reou;r~
then to has method I'll supplving the Msrary family viz
the Teeth Knowing that there dsseeabIs late in the
OF the acid the Gold Plate IN all that Of Il -
inserts teethron complete without usne ore par
tice g! metal Of any ;ser pion. 10 =. ~
a Chambers stEet. M ne In.
TTKATE AND POUDRETTE.-TRs Lodi Ma1s7Se611;1F
-. SCG%psny NOW & 49, Ssr rel Of e.
proves favorable, they expect have large ppy in H.
spring This company have with any other
concern and the Poudretre they er il more than
50 cent better than what has been made 10 New York
prove it. Ths company alone make Urste They have d.
covered new and greatly improved in mailing Poo
drehe although UGH expensive They do not now
mahe use of Raw Pet, Turf Meadow Mud" nor ot
ashss from hard al sItices q compound sny ether
material hs pot IN itefa valuable The company
have determned 10 make astic which fFmers and
gardeners have rta,cble ground complain Of
,TERMs-Cash delivery. for Pondists 70 boskel
Urate 50 cents Cost Of barrel Is cent? and catage Any
board any vessel New York 81 barrel each barrel con
tauinx four bushels struck free q carriage Il hsrysl
will not contain four bhes head measure pretended b
One the great benefits usinc these m,aurss 4 the eco
nemy with which they be applied boy will DO
u day than two with team cariDg cut h
Farmers :sd gardeners who have tried these
These manues may be had Of Mr. Jacotas on the Hsehn
sack Bridge New Jersey Of Megrs. .tiiwel Dey, Ne
e. fs!tSn street ssoSsy at ne once o. ne eoTpsay
.ddsessedto The Lodi Manufacturing Co.. bon Ps OF
fee New York will be forth with attended TO- and
wishing manurcs at given tie give osdes n
advance and the company will reserve thsa-
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KdsALE-r.s rs"a 5.,.s at Of he is,ss Of
:. ssi a":: z: e, ss:s
,s a. s s :ss &. %
'';ss ::s q. s:i = . ": !: ::s
g.5.is.i..: incur; =: present
Ass 8:
=, - E he .ssc. view Of the Sosn
q, v.:s ~" ::s t .ss M is,it,s ss.S:.es
az .aS es .ra hss oo
s md A.: Farm g
City HOTEL. w ASH No On D. c s:.fi
rebuilt. s::s Il. s Once .Sss
xrsuss md = HSn:s
So.sas6y is sss.S.a and no -.
ss; =; ,; Ss,s
~ s 'as moe, % No pains
S clare: having Ssss T Seps vii
ih;n cali .. -, ,,..,...,,. !, =, -. -, =.
ne 70 me m9ss par tns CIV and s
e. s.ss. sps;ss place s:.ss sis
So1ss Il peculiarly sdp'sd aeeonmods,ion Of FAM.
ia,es h.m with cal, hey hope aga to earn a, IT,
baggage wagon WIN eiui ssa usy p1p's:rs' VII eon
s!s.sss,. !. -, E1LzE M! CO.. CO. %ls
Stores, Nos and New street two doors from Wall
thrse story 6ck Store, No. Pike slip. on the east
side adjoniug Cherry street 80. rm =
HOUSES 70 ET-The three story brick house, No %
new four sosy bsei 10 se S. street
nm. sa mar BsekmSU now sceosS ~ NJ M.s i,cbsocE
arCjv, - 90 DsS~-7 M nEixpi1 IN E.'''e' A-
nssws ssa 6 1slI ssrcet. jOfice No.s)
TIE large and connodou: Hotel Al South Anboy is
oneed fer rent from the hrst Of May nert TIL, loca-
R S from SSisi: .s: Two '.sa N;s YSI q.
~ b ssr viii be S
.ne e..1 49,. ~, De ~ ace ne sum
ms 10 he surf There s nae shoe and D.ty or S,
to The salt water and Tickets Sor both se.mSeats and p
% M sto osrse, anS A%Ooy and ra
Apply % W T.. u q ne sncs o. the e. and A.
= MN w.. " Ina ".''o ~ 'neh 9mSs
- wxNTED.Iy 9o71yls family: % or 5:7sI. ai;.
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IA; g HULL, No svEsEY STREET, AsToR
tgr.s may rsy upon The best insr"snt: aid the yoA
either 81 his agents the chief Of he
United States Patients must he careful exanins the back
Pr Hull in writing None other are sssnias O. % 3 :
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