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90 TO THE GENTLEMEN AND LADIES ALSO.
How often do we see nne head Of hair beginning to
iai out and grow thin losing all its lusre and beauty
fhe Balm Of Columbia will prevent this; il restores
hair even IN bald places; it Is the best tonic in use for
promoting the growth OF HAIR; been In use for the
last fifteen years. and has been daily increasing in ropu
iaty never fails TO clean the head from dsndru and
always gives At iustre and beauty unsurpassed Only
al II CouItisndt street.
90 VELPEAUs SPECIFIC FILLS FOR THE CURl
Of ''onorh0a Giee and all mccupurnlent dischare q
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy established or IN,
suppression OF quackery may be relied on as the osi
speedy and erectuaI remedy for the above complaints
neg are guaranteed TO recent in from three
nvedays and possess greater power over obstinate
1ischaee and chronic gleet than any other
" present known, removing the disease without conin
ent uom business ainting the breath or disagreens
WIN the stomach. Price 81 per box
Sold az the Once OF the College OF Pharmacy and Me
aicin., s5 Nassau street
W RIcHARpsON. NJ D. Agent
o. PILES IN THEIR WORST FORM MAY BE
cured by the use OF Hays Liniment WHY then shou Id
80 many suffer from this distressing complaint
the remedy Is warranted in every TO cure.
90 UNPARDONABLE NEGLECT-we hardly see
nre, Camphene lamps, which much used, are
Aspie 20 burst. Numerous accidents have been coca.
1nsd py Them We saw in yesterdays paper notice Of
lady that was horribly burnt by explosion of
these lamps The soothing properties Of Connes Pain
EXTRACTOR and the fact that it always all pain
from any burn almost Immediately upon its application
rendsrs it particularly worthy Of public notice So much
pain might be prevented and many lives saved ii this
great aadote and healing salve kept by every family
Ing every vestge Of pain from all burns II always
and never leaves In short il has wrought more
wonderful cures, and removed suffering, than any
one prescription Of any, all the medical men in
existence This may strong assertion but epend
npon IT, actual experience and facts which have
~ come under ourown observation, justify US in making
TOT u to he had only Of the original and sole
Hssrs C"mstock 4 Co. 81 conrtandt street.
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DIR. THoMAs's SPECIFIC PILLS,


70, the speedy and permanent VI GonorhGa, Gieef
Structures, Seminal Wsaknsss, and diseases generally Of
the Ursthra.
THE Of Delicate Diseases which these Pills
adapted TO cure ~ Of too common occurrence and
Pe that AL classes OF society subsct more or less To fall
into its malignant grasp and lasted reputation and
dow. suffering III body and mno Of Progress
ready To- grasp At thing that offers reasonable hope OF
covev Amos the many medicines and Of thai
placed be the public unfortunately OF them
prepared ny with the Of the maiade
which they promise to aud Of thym
the powss OF the medicine they Tor TIM,
vdual unfortunate a thr hands
let bur on the contrary the scine employ ed bel perhaps
quite the oppesite OF hat hs and
that lost only nds lasen the disease
and III tn. patient its lasg
OF the utmost the welfare Of tn,
IN ced Individual h,t diseases Of this class be speedily
nth and safe remedies otherwise they
happiness OF the patient by leaving seminal
ness structure 10 the uretha, nfammaop OF the
Or SOM the otber very maadies which
rsDly follow a bsuly treated OF Gonorrnna.
impressed with sense Of cessity that exists for
safe and speedy this disease eec
ITALY pnt stop 70 ts rvges the proprietor Of THuhAss
SPEtIFC FILLS announce with pleasure that long erp~
renee every and Of this complaint proves
these Pills are AL that required thoro ughy
isctuay from the the hrst OF complaint
by Keav exciting the TO natural action restore the
from tbs aggravated stages or this disease perfect
iasng hearth ih Spec fc Pills vegetable
composcd Of die active principles snly entire inoI
TO the dec ttutiou. All who have
TALLY or impeecy cured by other medicines
estab n their health by using boz two OF this remedy
Agents 273 Broadway, OF Chsmber No ~
Broadway ~ Full corner Of Gold Price 81 s3mw 'et
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SIP o2l %

Sll2 OIL w
The nett revenue for the six months Just closed are
the Norwich road, when nearly the whole OF the New
York business passed this route This can be main
~ ct rbued to the great the local travel and
TO the increase in the New York business The stock OF
this company is now selling at 100 Ios per cent Diy
dends Of seven and eight per have been declared
and the road and finances Of the company were never in
better condition
All the railroads Of the country in very prosper
GUS condition The canals and other public works show
increased receipts The improvement that has been So
general 10 all works Of transportation has been produced
~ the revival OF trade and The great in the
y Of produce from the interior seeking markets and the
amount OF merchandise passing from the seaboard to the
interior Our railroads and canals are intimately con
nected with the prosperity OF tho country. Whatever
advances one benefits the ether, and there Is no better
evidence q the Improvement that has place in all
Kinds OF business than the increased rec ps the dre
railroad companies report The canals OF New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio have been productive this
year than ever before, for the period The re.
ceipts from tho internal improvements Of Ohio have
increased sufficient to insure the prompt pay ment Of
the interest on the State debt, which many have
considered very doubtful and uncertain from year
to year. The public works Of Pennsylvania have
not increased in productivsness sufficient to nav aua,
ter OF the animal interest her debt but Judging from
the amount received up to this time should think the
rate Of taxation would be much reduced. The canals
and railroads OF Pennsy lvania do not pay very well
pared with those Of other States The state has more
real wealth within its mi han any other in the Union
but The inhabitants have not yet discovered the way to
get it, The time very distant when the public works
Of Pennsylvania will pay large per cent on their
cost as those Of this State do at this moment
FINANCES or BosTor, Mass.
Receipts from May ls 43to May |, "a. ISL ioe Oai
Expenditures do do do. ..... 95a 500
S2i3 6Ot
Receipts for the county Of Suffolk, $i644a
Expenditures do do. 1880 x32 O23
Balance IN the city and county treasury .ssl Az
OF he receipts in the City Treasury, $oos O2a wer
from aSes $50 4ss from rents; s794sI from lands &c
1872 Valuation Of real property. $50. !. sos 400 90
18i3-Do do do. .. .... az ora a0
increase IN 1919. 49,. ........ 50 173 81,
1872 valuation Of personal property sal 223 so
isAS-Do - 40. .......... 42372 60
si,ilssoI
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State Of Trade.
AsaEs-We must still quote pots at 81 O0i and pearls a,

$437A
BsGswAx-Prime yellow northern sells at 293c
CorToN-There was but little disposition to purchase
evnced to-day the total transactions sum up only 400
bales, at easier rates Rather cotton is in
ket than during the early part Of the week which is al
waysequal to concession, when there no specua-
tive purchasers.
FLOUR -Genesee is az it yesterday, viz 81 37}
No change in any description
HAY-We quote small sales of common qualities North
River at 4O prime qualities sell 45c The receipts
continue large.
PnovsIors-There ia alteration in prices Prime
nork we still quote at IS 80 laA; do $40 10 l2}
There Is very little doing in beef Lard il in moderate
request. Good to prime sells at 81 a &c
WHsxEY-Drudge casks are in demand and sell freely
at 23c Western and prison barrels rather dull We
quote % 23}c.
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Sales OF stocks at Phii.deIph,..

FIRsT BOARD, July % 1000 L.hiRh es, le4S lS;
$1,000 do IS DO 46i $1,000 do 6 do b. a6s; $1,000 do %
do w. 4o $1,000 do g. do 3D. 40; $500 do os do 20;
S4535 do IS do IS; $4,000 Tennessee S. LIST jan ga
500 do 50; 5000 L~hgh S. is45 49, $1,000 do g. sa1
49, $20O0 do Dr. lS44 ods as 100 shares Girsrd Bank
i23; 200 do Wilmington RK ds AL 100 do d. "a 100
do d. ~; 20 do United States Bank g do Chesapeake
and Delaware 10; % do New Orleans Gas Bank sa3
SECOND BoAap. July 25.-o00 shares Wilmington Rail
road Dds 2l 500 do do Dds 22t 90 do Lehigh Nsviga
on d. l33 $1,000 Lehigh SIS lsA5 40 80 shares VII.
mington Railroad, 221
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i'd eggs, eight for Is.
PhiIadelphia Cattle MARKET

July % Offerings of the week consisted OF 600 head
and 100 Kentucky beef cattle ITO Of which
taken to New York; 100 cows and calves 400 hoos
and 1900 sheep and lambs
Prices Of beeves were from 81 to S5l extras xbl tho
100 lbs. so head left over.
Cows-Saes from $40 to $50 for common ia extra
Hogs-Mostly sold at 81 a $43 the 100 lbs
sheep and Lambs-We quote from SIT TO $24 a So
Hay-There Is better supply; sales Of good old I'll
notify at 80 9Oc, aud IS o e6c the cwf straw is
scarce and brings 81 ~ the 100 bundles
Foreign Markets.
CAMpEAcHy, June 3O.-Flour $l4, and scarce-duty So
ppr barrel ~
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AN INNOCENT MAN HuNo BY A Mon Some
years since, Mr. James Barnes, of Missouri, was
hung BY mob in Arkanxas because he suspected Of
having murdered the Wright family - In one Of the
counties OF that State Barnes to very last asserted
his innocence, but the mob memorable and he
hanged by them appears by the Van Buren,, (Ark)
ntegencer that the real murdsrers have been found
and in confinement at Fayetteville in that State
There three Of them by the Of and Reese
and they said to have frequently boasted Of crms
they will be convicted It is said the testimony Of many
witnesses to these confessions
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SALES OF STocxs Bosror, July 26th-.at the Brokers'
Board loo shares East Boston Company mos lU3 So
Dividends East Boston Co. All shs Boston and Maine
Railroad loo 10 shs Portland end Saco Railroad om o.
blOds 2st "A Western Railroad M so shs do sim M
80 shs do I'M nh 50 shs do 4os 773 u shs do ms IS
shs do, an TN 100 shs do, bim 7s so shs do slw M
Is shs 10 TIL -
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On Monday, 22d inst at Shrub Oak wcstchester coun
V, New York. JOHN MAGELLAN, of New York city a
native Of Scotland in the a6th year OF his age
On Friday evening, Goth inst. Of q short Illness JOHN
TAYLOR CHIsHo.M only child Of John and Louisa CHS
holm, aged year and months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
tend his funeral to morrow afternoon, O'Clock from
IS Lispenard street.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


Correspondence OF the Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, July 26, lS44.
These United States are certainly blessed with
q most extraordinary climate. For the last six or
eight weeks, and particularly within the last two
or three, we have been laboring under the most
sultry kind Of weather with corresponding sc-
compartment Of drought. Yesterday morning We
were visited with warm southeast rain. This
was succeeded by showers somewhat cooler, but
not sufficiently so to induce any person TO change
their loose thin raiment after six o'clock our
our streets were literally drenched with the tor
rents that fell, and this morning we have a cold
northe ast drizze the weather hastaken decided
chill and the citizens appear clad in the garments
of winter, leaving out the cloaks and overcoais
The rain last evening prevented several things
from coming of that were intended, among which
the balloon ascension OF Wise was postponed I'LL
more favorable weather and the new steamer
"Ashland" could not get her rudder hung TO
leave port for her VOYAGE 10 New York
This morning, At 8 O'Clock, the ascension at
tempted, but the balloon struck against the caves
Of the houses, punching hole 10 II. and nearly
cspslzing The aeronaut The gas being let out by
the hole, nearly suiocated the bystanden, and let
the balloon to the ground.
The "Ashland'' started for New York At ten
| o'clock this morning and her departure was wit
messed by large crowd OF spectators, notwiih-
standing the inclemency Of the weather. Thir 10
will bid fair to supersede the Delaware and Rari-
tan Canal, and the railroads through Jersey, alto
gether
One of the men engaged in firing upon the mili-
tary on the night Of the 7th was arrested about s
o'clock this morning, by one Of Recorder Vaux's
officers, and has been committed 10 answer me
charge of riot, treason and murder. His name 10
Roberts, quite young man, and carpenter by
trade.
The Deputy Sheriff was examined before the
Court OF Quarter Sessions, in relation TO ths crowd
IN the street en- Sunday evening, when the military
| came down, and he proves that the mob was
gagged in an actual assault upon the church when
they arrived upon the ground. Thus have the
Southwark and Philadelphia political "nafives"
been driven from every stand they have taken, and
from every argument assumed against the proprie-
ty OF the conduct OF the civil authorities and the
| military. Every fact which they allege has been
completely disproved, ana they now stand branded
| with having engendered treason, riot and murder,
III their course previous 10 the late outbreak and
with being the spologists if, the abbetois, Of
those crimes subsequent thereto.
The Graad Jury have done nothing in relation to
the Sheriff. They are, 1t is believed, somewhat
| divided.
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TRENTON FALLS.

NEAR UTICA, NEW YORK
THE SUBSCRIBER the public that after a.
absence OF two seasons he has resumed the
oe at the above place he house has thorou rsu
shed and put comnee order, and he by his aen,
he comfort Of his gues 70 merit return Of the pauonsg,
jsN sw sodssn N. MOORE.
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Proyision Market.

Our different markets and various shops exhibit their
usual variety and supply Of meats.
We have fish Of almost every kind Lobsters and crabs
are plenty.
Vegetables Of all kinds very forward and the mar.
kets are fully supplied They sell at moderate prices.
Fruits in any qnanty-apples pears, peaches, melons
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IMPERIAL HOTEL,
Opp0ste the NeW Assizs Courts and Railtc0y
tton, corner Of
ST. JOHNS LANE AND ROE STREET,
LIVERPOOL

JAMES MORGAN Proprietor Of he above new and com
,nd the rab that for the Of Pnvsls
ne Hotel combined and elegant and extensive Coass
moo@ y. noS End ,s,a private saS Rooms n.d
orr o. oI Accommodations oil paI'es sary break
Tue sieep, desneal vii b. under the personal ,uprriu
snd.ncs 81 Mis- MORGAN and visitors may ,.Iy with CO ~
con, en,snee have osra oareiall, studied
The nina, aud cellar will embrace The cho
that his AIDED the assanc eIps
rally at the same time the scale OF charges will be sstiy mo
PRIVATE Room. for large Or small Dinner Parties.
| Ho,, Cold, and shower Bstns aira,s ready
.oa. ssy snd s.. az f.s s.. s g.
10 stang =. ,,as Ls,.po. :. may Ss ass.:.s 70 %
ard miaa,- -. fom the Liverpool aad ehs.r.
The New A.sIe Courts eo9rigaous % ihs pm
s Ih. s ss n- =, place, ,,. ., gsDs ;or
driver 70 pfoee direct TO tne imperial. j9o lasist
sLLpHos first PREMIUM AN0l EstY Leo.
OU throughout Eaiop. .na BY the ~ mo. Of
mir prois.sloa., brs.h.n the United la by
% ssa. INTO M. @sas .c Oy NM LrhU
ssd ,nds:passoI- sefsreSee,x,y.n -" i'A A'"'
have leg Of Mr. s-pho; il. construction
70 "s I'is % ss's' Who s;:s
| Others VALENTINE MOTT,
Professor Of sursev. Univsnity Of New York
Il ktOLLlNs = co % souh ssr.t nave hsla aad
- osr Tor reasonable and lots 70 su purchaser
Cor ER-ao cases rgl sh sheathirg from II sa Or
1WlNE-2jo bales Bndport seils herring cad gill
| from 81 10 lbs, received per recent srrvais -
COTTON DuLks--I3e bales Amsr Can Pilot Dack, ron
70 100 No and sxsrvssly for pilot boas
| ke AID warrant eqai g. msnuisc pIea
| bkANDlEs-Otard Dupsy \ Co ~ hall pipe
70 eight pip~s Of the
vntages Of 1891, IA a. 3 40 "a ana a. ssscsse w,,A sssai
/ care
No.a
/ IISsEeD Uli.-lo casl Epalish
4.4ltD--lo0 baus3s pure lsaf.
1000 haxs a. d.
40 do do 30, ezra Qaaiity
VIE A1-roG bu, hsis ILLINOIS prime
20 do-of tie g. y .su
and supsI,or. yyxs
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posr OFFICE.

PUSF OFFICE.
~.x,.,..... New York, July 26, Isit
ENGLIsH MAIL Rags per Royal Mail sa,ner
~ HiBEkNIA will be closed a. the Upp aud Lower rost
Ohees ~ t1s city on Wednesd.y the Bis, san rty five
u a each single Ietier must b. psid " -
j26 3tfc joins LONiAiER GRAHAM pM
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PEREUMEKY.
NEW FIRM AN

NEW FIRM AND FRESH GUODs-JOHNSON & co
Manufacturing perium,rs % Ledar street, New York
would respectfully inve the attention Of dealers 10 be,
oek hand article Of wb hsvuk been manu- sc,u
81 under their own immd supeoter dance, they will pua
the qualities ~ ch 10 alt cases repre,ptsd md
he tst aud style 10 which hey put he surpassed
10 other hOu.r iv2 n '.od -
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STRANGERS BEWARE.

this age o. QaacAsy ano humbus important %
choose ,xleneEcrd phy III
ms old ale Head Dspnsry No zee Pearl sert corus
ot betk ttrer gher he his
OF all dsrae dAraSs how He
.pprses o.. ciE and tina them DR. Evans
his staI d. and thai he
oher ofse jiis charges moderae-hs consultations
.trcy private B-Ubsefve the often
dsl erous-2ss Pearl street
~ Medicines AID sent part Of The Union
1 n
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NGARkA'N OIL


THE following is akeu from the Boston Atlas yausble
AT cie@csrpas Acoustic Oh il raid by those who h,d
Z gse t 70 ne 40 excellent medicine deaf
ns aflaIng from ids oper We know vouns
lady no long since almost nv
aod the hcae Of MIR John Reed OF Bunk y Hill sriee,
thsrestowp Mass, unsnsweIable testimonial Of en-
.scy. sold at wholesale Ist,il by A b. X D. sANDs
Druggists, No 70 Fulton street 3 oadway II Eas Broad
iv17 I'm m
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Ihs receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company for the
nrst three weeks in july amounted to SIS lOO The
to'ai receipts for the month will probably amount to
SioooO This road will soon terminate at Whieplajns
~ great exerons that point could be reached by the
middle OF August but it will hardly be accomplished by
that time The charter Of the Harlem Railroad COMPANY
allows the road to run to Putnam county Another year
will without doubt the road finished to the extreme
point allowed by the charter. By obtaining new char
ter giving this company the privilege Of building to
Stockbrdgs as to meet the Western road running to
Albany and Boston, the communication with these cities
by railroad would be complete. The Albany and New
York Railroad Company has died natural DEATH Of old
age An election Of officers took place few
days ago, but they will accomplish much
The most feasible plan to connect Albany and New
York, by railroad, is by the extension Of the Harlem
Road This company have twenty-six miles of road al
really built, aud in running order gradual extension
upon solid foundation, both regards resources and
workmanship, will, in few years the remaining
distance, and complete the line The Harlem as il now
stands cost an immense amount Of money, but every
mile added to the northern extremity only reduces the
averaga cost Of the whole lne but the receipts
large per cent From present appearances, have no
doubt that If ever this city is connected with Albany by
ara'iroas, II will be by extending the Harlem It will
taks time. but it must eventually take place The re-
ceips OF this company have increased most wonderfully
within the past twelve months. The road now terminates
in very rich section Of country, the agricultural
products brought into this market through this channel
are immense. The business Of the road must be In.
creased very much as ii extends into the interior
The Boston and Providence Railroad Company make a
very favorable report of the business Of the road for six
months, ending July lst
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Oo- We see It stated in the Madisowia~ thai
Lieut. Junius Bayle, Of the u. 8. Navy, and now
hrst Lieutenant Of the Washington Navy Yard n abou
to leave that station for Port Mahon in the Medittsr
ranean as Naval storekeeper under the Congress
passed at the late session Diminishing the present civil
cumbents and authorizing the appointment Of ooers
the Navy.
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L II K A l. II A M X A

THE ALBA M RIA,
550 BROADWAY, BETWEEN SPRINo AND PRINcE STREETS
HlS ishienable place Of OPEN for the season The
Ices Fruits. Jellies and other rereshmen of the
finest description "
AZ O,che,ra, combining Of the musical talent in
the CITY, perform evening Saturdays and
sverite pecas from the Straus Lanner Abe
Bsllini, and Others Aaualiy celebrated las iwi,sIc
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EWb10UKcTB AffIVcUs
HAyANA- B'Ique Rapid-Nicoiss Acea. Mrs NJ Herman
dez. : de Aees R,sei Torces, noteo do Van,
sss 0G,z.ss Tsols OF Cuba; JOSE Bsrton Italy;
IoNcE-Brg WIl-k DsIisIe Tn 8 Dlngey, Of St ar,
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MONEY MARKET.

Friday, July @6-0 p. M.
Stocks declined to day at both Boards Long Island
Tell on per cent; Canton, t; Morris Canal /; Norwich
and Worcester, III Farmers Trust Il Ohio 6s !; In.
DIANA Il Harlem advanced !; United States Bank, d;
Reading Railroad and Kentucky SIS closed at yesterdays
prices At the New Board Long Island declined per
cent; Mohawk, 81 Harlem, /; Kentucky, /, Canton i'm.
proved Il United States Bank /, Indiana closed at yes
terdsy's prices. The sales very limited
Adv'ces received by private letters from Paris state
shat Roster. the ascending cotton specuato living
in Switzerland in princely style The agent by
che Georgia Banks to arrest compromise with him
unable to do either Roster admitted having funds but
fused to part with single dollar and deed the agent to do
all he could The Swiss government anxious TO enter
into convention with the United States for the mutual
exradion of rogues &c similar those concluded with
Great Britain and France These treaties will have
very great influence Spectators An extradition
treaty with Texas. would be very important step to-
wards benef.ing the morals of spectators Having no
place fly for safety they would be compelled to act
honestly at home S~ndlers would become scarce and
che mania for speculation would rage 50 extensively
The following companies suffered losses by the recent
hre nj Brooklyn
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so'ros AND Psov,prscE RAILROAD.

Excess a. receipts for ,ntns 1884, over those for
I've eorsesponf ing m his in i8i3 ....S25s5l 70
The resources Of the company at the close the six
months business, stand in this way
Total receip'a for six months, ls44, $l2s at n
Dsisnce o. income account.... ~ 693 20
$40 sal 90
IAPenses curing the SIX months. $1,000 20
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HA TON HOU s Z,

az 8
n IMPRESSION has abroad that ali the Rooms
"A the above honse such
70 NOT ,hr case The house. however comfortably ui bat
As May ~ n, best Toous occupied tsiiss,
VINO are daily arriving and drprtsg, there deully
ojhining at all hm-s gooa Rooms Reasonable
ALO SZO nEkD.
r S-Regusr Balls Fnday E,en,ng Of each week
Hops 4 tuesday, veuiLgs yis suai (. no
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KINGsToN ia fsly LEU port, Cornelia Young Of B,It
more; Mnrs'ppi I'm Norfolk Cabot, Bowers. iron
Orleans, 7h aky AID much damaged loss of OF
for Jaeusl