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James E. Hoyt. of Washington, Beaufort county,
John McRae, of Wilmington, New Hanover county,
George Neill. of Fayetteville, Cumberland county.
James fLitchlord, of Raleigh. Wake county, q .fa=
j. r. Sloan, Greensborough, Guilford county, ss
Richt I'd NJ Taylor, OF Newbern, Craven county.
The followi the Officers of the Company tor the
present year:
Josiah o. Watson, President, '
Albert B. Stith, Vice President - ''i
Richard Smith, Treasurer, .1' $50 ,.aa :"
James F. Jordan, Secretary. s. sff' .
Charles Manly, Esq, Attorney, = h.," faae
John Primrose, - f ...~-..'s ua.5-
Richard Smith, - Executive COMMITTEES. ~
William w. Holden, } -. II. ...
The Company is now prepared to receive applica-
ons for Insurance, and issue Policies the same
By the Act Incorporation the Company authorized
to take risks Dwelling Houses, Stores, Shops and
other Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise and other pro-
perty, against loss or damage by fire.
Up to this date the Company has insured nearly three
millions worth ofproperty and it has hand capi-
tai to for losses about three hundred and sixty thou
sand dollars. y. s.-
The Office ofthe Company IS in the second story of
the large Brick Building, recently occupied by Mr. B.
B. Smith, at the corner of Fayetteville and Hargett
Streets, where full and explanations touch
ing the principle Of Mutual Insurance, will be cheer
fully furnished by the Secretary of the Company.
Raleigh, October l3, iS4S 72S-tE
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Harrfson's Digest,

oxford Male Academy. .E1aHo3
1HE exercises Of ths above InstitutiO win copf,encs
on the 16th Of January next. s-1F'-757ss -
sinSs aIormation apply to the undersigned for
.s.a-s. E. H. HICKS, Principal.
~,0S' H. E049. 49,. q" ~-+~S-- 796--5k.
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Young Ladies' Select School.

FTNHE next Session of this School will commence a
i the lst of January next, under the management
the VI fsSes Partridge, assisted by young Lao!
who has for few years past, been Principal OF amour
ishing Seminary in New York.
TERMS OF TUITION, PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS N
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QuiniMe

Companion to MOmte-ChP1stO.
TIME Memoirs of Physician. By Alexander Dumas.
L With illustrations. Just published and this day re-
seiyed by H. D. TURNER
Raleigh, Nov 29tt, ls4s. 7s4-.
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HORACE y. ISAAC \. WILLIE
Land and General Agency Once 40 the capital
nois, city 81 Springfield.
no Of Iiao iands holders Of
sdnss and al dssou Of Prehasag STATE Lands
Illinois scrip OF bondThe undersigned would respectfully inform
the public thai they have established ctythe capta
State OF Illinois land aud general agency Office
of all business aPpeainns thereto within the limits
All transactions relative 10 the purchase and lands
reporting their location, advantages ayng
ing selling all descriptions and every
description of business attached
most extended SCALE will promptly and faithfully
REFERENCES;
Messrs Deiendorf 4 Niles, Washington city
A Gowdy 4 Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Thomas J. Reed, esd,
Mss:r. syckles s Co, St Louis, Missouri
A. Chrsy, esd,
His excelency A. q. French, governor Of Illinois. .
Hon. Thomas H. Campbell, auditor +"
. John Moore, treasurer ~"
{" $. n. Treat Judge supreme
g Lyman Tnunbul :" ("
/" j. Dean Cation, +" :" i"
Me.s,; wad.worh 8 sheldon, New York ely.
David I.ehytt, +" /"
G. Bartlett, esq, No. Front street,
Cen Robert Patterson Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam DicT,
Jos. l., Chester g
Col. =. w. Black, Pittsburg Pa.
Gen, Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass lis,
q. L. Sanger, esq, g ...
Henry X. Stone, esq, \"
j. ID, Pratt Co, Baltimore, Md
Ap ll-dlm&sw3m
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THE AMERICAN FARMER !. nnhiI.ho.

THE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly in the
Of BALTIMORE at 81
go, dirty for 80 commences July,
favorable auspices the the Maryland State Ag
Society," and all the prize reports Of
published therein. The society it,
sl00 10 be Appropriated lows piece plate,
valued So be awarded TO the obtaining by the 1T OF
October, the largest list Of subscribers
mencipg
The psbisher added Ave prizes
cultural works lie also offered sO0 for prize
coming volume $50 In silver plate for
Of farm buildings and The
the
so the management Of the dairy.
The first number appear July viii contain
valuable papers, from The Of EpUSD RUFNS Virginia,
presented the agricultural public, particularly Of the
Virginia. Maryland Caronas
his farm the i've has
Virginia. and coDcnsivey
able degree Of In ts farming
profitable business The second
charge o his farm Mr. Run shows that his clear
capital invested for land implements, Stocks SIG
third asl per cent? fourth % IS
fh 200 cent besides supporting his family his
and raising the value OF his hm ntrnsicay
when he took in hand Every farmer and planter particular
y the districts Of country win read this paper
the deepest interest
This number win numerous other valuable papers,
amongst from w DoBBs, esq Corresponding
Secretary Maryland State Agricultural Society the
the wire fences and from Col CAPRos the
ject, with appropriate drawings 49, 49,.
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural societys Hall,
June 26-oaw4t Iss Baltimore st., Baltimore, Maryland
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
.....# II, <.r.at-f hnf6les

removai and cre
an impure state of DE blood or habit of The system viz scro
fula Kings Evil Rheumasn Eruptons
Boches Boils Eyes
Ringwofm letter, Head Enlargement Pain of the
JOINTS Syphc Symptoms Sciaica
Lumbago arising of Mercury
Imprudence in life. Also Chronic
Constitutional Disorders, .... .....a
preparation strongly all the medicinal
properties Sarapaa, combined with the efecma aids
sauay productions simples OF the
table kngdom has been fully tested only by patients
themselves also by physicians that II has received their
appreciation of the pubic and
established for value and efficacy
far superior the compounds bearing the name OF snrsa
pa cured, such not furnished the
the thousands
used IT, capable Of doing for tho millions s suffering
struggling with disease pues, ceanes and strengthens
Of life and niuses ugor throughout the
whole animal frame. ..> .... m.-. 3d..
,....a. ANOTHER CURE OF SCRoFULA.
Tn. ,,;Ein, ana m will he seen neruonen cpre NJ nm
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I" ~. Part OF square I43, 5000 square feet do
The lands aec,ed unde The numbers fo IN Al nc,,sve
Inv 81 pensanon agen, of The treasury from Roberi
Hrrn and II, Pearson execuors nd Trustees nj Roe
No "a Iot l. in sauare els n Waslinpton " ~
No al Iot q n do 9.s I. do
rhee two los were conveyed to the United States by Butler
Cooke and Edmund Law trustees &C. of Lewis DebIos an insoI
vent debtor Junc a. 1921 = '~'' -
No 46 Iot No L. in square gO2, N Washington.
No Io No do do
the Two lots Nos 46 and A. we're conveyed to the United States
in 1878, by Charles L. Kaukman. -. ~ 49,
:" ,r'I' = -, - ,oNn.rIaNs
l. Each bid must be for separate number on the schedue
Tor CASH 70 DE deposited one OF e ioowng places 10 e credit
OF s solicitor OF the treasury specyg account OF what
particular number IN the schedule property Is deposited 10 wit;
The United States Treasury at WanEton District OF Columbia;
the Assistant treasurer nj Boston ana New YORK
Each bid must be win guaranty IN me form
below which be certified collector naval ocer marshall
United Suites dc Attorney postmaster that the guarantor
good and the party making Is responsible Tor he amount
On RECEIVING certificate deposie signed ~ one OF the de-
posiaes menoned quit claim deed conveying all the
night ne interest," ana claim OF he United states TO he prop
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Law senool IN Lexington, Virginia.

meneng Monday the 2sh dpy Of October next and
ting the 18th day Of March, 1850 The pupils will be divided
two classes The text book used in the Junior course viii he Ste
Blackstone, vol stsrke Evidence, Stephen
Ing and Greeneafs Evidence. The
embrace fuckers Commentaries, Geeneaf and sare Ey
dence list vol Of eacb Stephen Pleading Goud Pleading lei
vol Of Chty Pleading Hocombes Introduction TO Equity Ju
OF Real Property and Administrators
Arrangements win be with Philadelphia law publisher
posing sitend subscribers lectures requested him
early their and inform him
supplied with portion through
dun they be furnished the students The
will have the privilege Of attending junior
without additional charge The hours for the daily
HE students win be 20 arranged BY the subscriber a. to enable
member attend the lectures Of OF
N Wa-hnrfon College should they deem expedien
few lectures viii be delivered the cose Of the the Jur
dictlon and pracsIce Of the Federal Courts,
The fec win BE- go per session. payable N sdyaRes
L.nserc., Va, Iuy 49, 49,
July LIFT I'LL tt t
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Fauquier white sulphur springs. virginia,

WnTTenfoH ~
WAS open for the reception Of visitors Of
ye improvements are in progress, that will give aspect
the whole establishment No viii be adding
i embellishments the conion pleasure guests
ocular evidence
nsc value OF the and m almost miraculous effect
uaI has been regarded good policy enlarge
modaions and TO complete the original design, crafty
pleasure in remarkably healthy region full view %
the bold Blue Ridge and In the vicinity Of The beautiful
Warenon visitors horseback carriages
proving roads, eny the scenery may
tise in The alleys the pistol gallery game billiards.
the healu dance The lovers OF music and flowers will find
fawn gold and SILVER 6s elk and the buffalo
relieve tedious hour those who
nature Ia word has been taken which expanded lib
eray could suggest TO add 20 the comfort and accommodation
visitors The hurdle tournaments ball.
ade and brilliant fireworks win respective
holy ministers OF religion, Of denomination, cordial
grudng invitation, given 10 spend the The
&c the church respected throughout the
These springs rs 70 miles, according taken,
Fredericksburg aud ~ or so from Alexandria Tiweeky
will from both these points ill July, when daily will
or may reach the springs same day.
These springs the
Springs - and all letters should be directed,
Waenon, sent TO the White Sulphur Springs Greenber
Terms of hoard will be aavs go for the whole
lt OCTOBER s75 for three months 800 s35
lodging 50 cents each Servants children twelve
old half price No charge for children years When
separate tables provided r children before the
who retain their seats nj the ordinary table will be charged fun
lorscs 30 cents day, $40 month";
The finest wines aud spirits have been procured and coage win
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June 6-dlawScpu '
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THE LADIES, WREATH,
,rrKp sr mrs. 5. T. MARTYR.

"
Martyr Ely, publishers, l43 Nassau street, Nep York.
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE pages embellishments;
n splendid Engraving, Lhographc
ers. "s % BY he ass The s %eise nefs
from The pens Of our best expressly for hi. woss
DESIGN OF THE WREATH
This fur tbs appetite engendered by
agreeable and entertaining reading leisure hour object
mS me s W c em g our % pR and S
TIAN LlTERATURE-a exert an ennoblns in
mdasucas habits and moral senimen which lie a, The oandaon
MI pss e 'e ws hs sSe ss an s, the
dcayo % come as messenger for good both 10 parents and chill
sacred enclosure impress upon minds Of ali in
mates the duties and responsibilities which Of the domestic
As magazine Literature Ar the wREAru unsupported
sine !, : edited By r s. r Masfrs, one Of The very best wr
rs 70 ne country wna.e moral mSfn and vaed literary acquire
gous magazine Mrs Martyr sustained by noble hand Of
contributors, among many
writer's
OPINIONS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN,
Judge Leuri, Lancaster, Pa.
gives pleasure recommend to the patronage Of
public the periodical entitled the wnsaTa" Tie ability
Of is general Son,sn eae 70 The special so Of Tie @oai and
religion. ponon Of society," Each nabeI beautifully ia.ts'ed
= r Martyr lady Of high literary reputation, and the
" ~ '' ELLIS LEWIS,
Judge Hays, Lancaster, Pa
have examined very extensively the periodical entitled THr
chep elegant and instructive periodical The highly
religious aims OF the work. and the excellent lessons
relation the formation and
female Characteristic admirable families whilst the
elegance Of the embellishments and style got
render It an ornament to the centre table A. D. HAYS,
Lancaster, Pa.
Governor CooLdsss Recommendution.
have derived much pleasure perusal
waEArM" edited by Mrs T. Maryn published city
OF New York My examination Of has led regard
eminenty calculated TO create and fix sound moral
and religious principles In all who shall habituay read m be
found, ~ think viii, suppanng the periodical and
casona publications that by their ky senmcntay
the minds and corrupt the hearts Of thousands in country
and stimulate vicious propenses early budding the accomplished
conductor OF the work will not have labored In vain.
The highly Of reading natter the beautiful style
Of lbs embellishments the typography,
price which offered, very strongly
CARLOS COOLIDGE.
Windsor, VI, May II, si9.
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Trsnsylvania University, Medical Department.
THE d session will open Monday November mex
under direction the following Faculty.
Benjamin Dudley D. Professor Of Principles Prac-
tice OF surgery.
Robert Peter NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Bush, D. Professor Special SURGICAL Anatomy
Samuel Annan NJ d. Professor Theory and Practice Of Mcd
Eteber L. Dudley d. Professor General and Pathological
Anatomy Physiology.
Henry Buu, NJ D. Professor Of Maera Medca and Tlera
peutcs.
William NJ Boiling, NJ. D. Professor Obstetrics and the Dis
eases Women Children,
II. VI. skiman, NJ. d., Demonstration o. Anatomy.
The cost Of full hundred dollars invariably
advance. The Naturalization and Library Eve dollars
The Dissecng ticket Graduation Fee twenty
ROBERT PETER, NJ D.,
Dean OF the Faculty
Lexington, KY, June 81, ls49
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william n. B.yiy,

william y. Bayiy,
Importer dealer fancy ard staple dictionary Psnnsyvuna
aperne, 6etreen liza and l2fh streets.
THE subscriber himself exclusively stationery
branches and prepared 10 Furnish all kinds Of
Cap letter, ledger, wrapping note and fancy papers and
veiopes
Cutlery steel pens, quilts
Ink, fnksands, portfolios
Gold pens and pencils. drawing papers, French papers
Tapes, blank books, nc.
receiving constantly additions HE BY the Eng
Let,er and cap psper 81 q Is per rssm.
June ie-dH WILLIAM " pAYLY
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ornos ., m. sollcrroa ., rur TnsA.gur,

SEALEp PROPOSALS win be received this once until the
~ LIST day OF September IL O'Clock purchase
the interest Of the United States, equity,
the properly hereinafter described, the conditions
mentioned below, To wit;
No. l. Lot 81 Washington District Of
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MALE ACADEMY,

...." WARREsros, NoRTn CARoLIsA,
THE TWENTIETH SESSION will Monday the "a
ofJuy Boys hued for college in the Union,
The Principal, OF
twenty years. al
school, aided approved in
high order of education,
cation OF sound principles OF virtue and morality
efforts which
der the institution worthy of the Of enlightened
~E@HT a rs -#ha4.
by the Raleigh and CASTOR aoad and the
the school, all
sdernion OF those who have wards to be educated
TERMs: ia atsfi
the
Tuition the and the higher mathematics Is 90
branches mathematics English 10
All
pal. For further particulars, address
R. A. EZELL, M
June 22-sw3w ri ta Principal
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New GoosThe subscribers just received arr
~ walls In New York
LIS pieces so finish Irish linens they warrant TO be pure
prices from SIX o the finest quality.
900 dozen linen cambc handkerchief from ~ 25 cents
IS do sheer clear lawn do n so cents
30 do gents linen cambria do large size.
25 do chldrcnflinen cambric do 6k cents.
40 rich nband trimmed lace capes.
10 dozen real net ms, with and without fingers.
" very rich white Grape shawls.
100 dozen white open worked cotton hose.
100 do do misses and childrcn's do, every kind.
$50 new style para-os and parasocts
Is elegantly embroidered pocket handkerchiefs.
Together with other articles which the
attention Of the ladies Is respectfully invited.
May 23-3wf r. u. HOE co.
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issS.gsi: 4 "a ..s; ;;t ~: aSss
y s s;.s. . n s:ass'
II Fort Pike, Louisiana.
: s:: { S =. .,;.. =. 10y.
- PssaS: q good hard hard : :psR candle.
80 gallons q good cider ' vinegar Inc ar
AtFor Brooke, Tampa Bay, Florida.
\: s:::. ss:s .s,: s:i s.:,
@ .oes ~. .,.s ss e, &c. candles
70 ssioas q good s cider a1 vinegar IN
$50. u. AZ Key Wsst. florida.
8 s s:s:; & 80 s :sssss .s ss s:...
- PsssSs sssa n hard :Sslm candle.
Is s sss. q g. sssr . ss." s;ss.a a' salt
AZ Fort Piekens, or BHrrancas. Pensacola. Florida.
sss s s:'.:: e e sssa .sp-raa. aoar
~ S %.S.a: q Of ne. .e.a r s,s field bean.
40 pounds Of good hard sperm candles "
4s ssa ss. & Sc: ssss s ss:9 vinegar. .s salt
AZ Fort Marion. 81. Augustine. HOrida.
3 s sss,s s ss.@ . %ss .s sS sss..
s5S poands q good hard soap
40 gallons gallons q good cider H vinegar ss az. ="
a z. Pee L %sS ss X c.s :, e." Fort 1''''''
s ssS S Sa.ss,. q q p Ssw vn,,. al. 49,,
a,os pounds q good hard soap sp' '''n-
sso pounds @ good hard sperm candles
$50 gallons q good cider sn vinegar I'M H%e =" !,
The ssss 7 % s sssfy 1850
AZ Fort Smith. arkansas
50 50 SasSel. y new new white field bean. .--|'
I pounds pound: G. GOOD Ss, sSsD candle.
g sasas. q e god siss. ssy
The whole . s. ds Inv, vaf Z III Nav ,sso
1>fot Snsllisg. st. Peters
SIS bsr,Zs q q t gors ann. a.. go
90 pounds pounds Of good good hard hard ss candle.
GO gallons q good cider vinegar is @I' ''l'
Juns sso : : nom n' ''h may '''0 inc i'n
II Fort Gaines mouth Of the Crog-s0ing riusr, 100 miles
$50 barrel. PORK - =
965 barrels Of fresh superdne -four '..
10 SsSna Of Of . rsw m Sard a ns,d beans
: :; Goa Goa s ;s. allow s candles
The whole Be- dsSelsS from Se is May 1885, 90 the Isl,
At jefferson Barracks, Missouri.
80 80 barrels barrels Of OF s1 fresh .Operane -four
8: 9: Sa.as,. q q new , shIs asia bean. ...
SssS posns ~ 80 go ha,d s.sr,u candle. ..
no bushels Of good clean dry fine ."'.
AZ Fort Leavenvortl. Missouri rivr.
sas barrels barrels q Sff fiesh superane -four
s.o sa.hs. q new white field beans
100 10 pounds o. Coca h hara s ssap candle.
% Bsshss o. soos clean dry nne sal,
n. whole . i as,'s'.s ) q. Il June. 1850.
Al Fort Scott on ths Narrator ruer. Missouri.7o miles
,ana 1a"sp0r'ao" from independence o" the M's'0''
,son.,r.. ofro,. ~
ass barrel. % Ls.h .up.rhae acur
pounds pound: 9: 6 go. ssss s.:s ,.sr candle.
IS bushels Of good clean dry One salt
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% pareis OF pork
sasssi. si hsss , %S,s ssla ai Sean.
sss pounds Of good taliow candles
o5 81 Danne,s ~ q sooa sses az nne salt
IN Fort Adams. Newport. Rhode Island.
~ - Sarrs,s 81 BoIk .,,srs,. ao,
4ss $50 pound. q good good hard hard soap. soap .u..
m p"J Of s sood c,son drv Sna sa,
For sa'9s, ssaa eas. srs Ne HAMPSHIRE
ia rs barrel, oflie.l sup s. -four
bounds sss.s: ssss MA ;ssu candle.
ola u bushels Of good s clean dry fine sal.
o. az ron r'e'fe' ro'i'd"a' NAME
ls5 S barrels Of Of R fresh superane -four
So bushels Of new white field beans
ss s poan%s ~ sooa h nard , sTap candies
IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
= at An F . rs Sa .1a,a Ea,,Dort. Main.
I25 barrels Of fresh superhne -four
D. % bushels OF new wmie held beans
:" SALONS a, o. good cider vinegar. =, .
each article, and s.sS, ne q each Sa
.pseass 1t June, Isl september, .'
on ns ss
and side psse may Be ,ae1 .nS for @ ns%
fully packed with the same ace in pieces not exceeding esh
ss ~. IN. be.n eon,e,ed IN. contractor mus fur
& ~ oeen % % s e pok has
~ .S 80 T ro,s ~ ~ can,,;neJ IN hear
~ s,s s $500 f hop he hesns and sa m barrels and
~. - ~ .n., in rg bo,es NJ s,xe M
-. $50 ~ 'e ' - =
win n,v he received nv of quarts
~, .e the candles ,o have COTTON wicks THE poyisions for
- ana Fot Isines NM. mass a. Louis for their ultimate
IN hs a., e.l ~ Anil IAN Ana he stores for Fou
rms, ms. ~ p.e,;. NV The III lime issO allure In his
IN \. be.ch az. a,rart and he
- - s,,n,s &c. 800 ,,s
" ~ =, ,hs ,;,,s ~ deiye,y and an
$500. a. -. nd nv coa,,,.ors ni ,hey are der,sed n,
as ohoue, NJ NAV he desiena,ed by the agents Of he depart
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HISTORICAL Collections OF virginis, containing
IL collection OF the facts uadtons
sketches anecdotes &c relating history and
eeher with geographical and statistical descriptions which
appended Historical and Descriptive Sketch District
Iumba illustrated with over 100 eaenvin BY Henry Howe
volume History OF Virginia. from its discovery
to the present by Robert Howison volumes For
sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
| . ~ .
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GPPLETON's Railroad and Steamboat ConApanton,
"A being Travellers Guide through Northern, Middle and
Eastern States, Canada New Brunswick Nova
ted with - Steel and 25 engravines --sa
The Illustrated Hand
States, ebelished with 25 enavnss, and by
and accurate map. +st
large and map
DiSiuncls Railroad Steamboat, Telegraph
cents, with map. y FRANCK TAYLOR.
Aug 10
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SEA BATHING-oLD POINT HOTEL.

SEA BATHING-OLD POINT HOTEL.
THIS beautiful establishment,
tiers fine order The grounds greatly
proved enlarged aordng besides the
swimming bath, There il fine Shore
for those who prefer surf bathing
Charges as heretofore.
. By the day, 49,. ....................S2 90
NY the week at the rate o. ........ 50 psr day.
by the month nj the rate of. i %
Children and half price,
May 25--3aw6w JAMES 9. FRENCH.