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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14
REMOVAL.

0LAAElhNS IsIo BALL
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, that he has removed his
snop 70 the house recently occupied by Mr.. ID. A..
Pitmah, as Confectionery Store, Immediately OPP
PcsIe The Virginia Hotel, where he is prepared 10
make TO order, all kinds of
Saddles, Brides, Carriage and Wagon Harness
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &C.,
and will sell them on as good terms as they can he
bought elsewhere. He assures the public that his
work shall be made Of the best material and in a
substantial manner. Cali and see.
Slaunton, Feb. Z, lS40.--H
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14
A DESIRABLE FARM
NOW IN MAlsM'AEs
4 of Lexington, Rockbridge county, contann,
1Oa .HCRES.

99a .aCRE$,
lis now offered for SALE and Should "a private sale
mot be effected by the End day of the Superior Court
for Rockbridge county, will on that day it being
the 10th day Of April, be sold publicly, in front Of
the Court House in Lexington. This Land lies
WE'LL is situated in a good neighborhood and being
convenient to Lexington, within two and half
miles across the fields, makes it very desirable for
those reasons, and the quality of said Land is favor
ably known throughout the County of Rockbridge
1t has two three Springs upon it-a good
LOG house.
KITCHEN, Stone-spring House, and good Barn.
Nearly two-thirds of it is yet in Timber.
The Terms ATE in part, to wit: One third ofthe
purchase money to be paid on the list day of July
next, and the remaining nsialments will be made
accommodating. The deed will be made when the
first payment is required, and the purchaser can
have immediate possession to put in Spring crop
For further particulars liz relation to said SALE re
ference can be had to Col. Andrew w. Cameron
near Lexington, or the subscriber who resides in
Stadttoh. JOHN ID. IMBODEN,
COMMITTEE for John McCue.
March ID, iS4o-tds
o. Rockingham Register will copy fill sale.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14
FREEZE SoYiNsoH. BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN
JOHNSON s. CHRISTIAN,

AFF0I&NIaS@ AZ DAW9
sTAUNToN VA,
WILL attend the Superior and County Courts
Of Augusta; the Superior Courts Of Abe
marie, Nelson, Rockbrfdge and Rockingham; and
the Federal Court holden at Staurton.
Staunton, Feb. Ii, lS40.-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14
.BSgsC ReCciUcN,
Ready 5or Conference.

A FEW Barrels very fine Fat MACKAREL,
IA fine lot Of Fresh Roll BUTTER, also 20
dozen pairs prime Yarn SOCKS. in Store and for
sale by COWNE & DEAkINS.
Stanton. Feb. 81, 1870.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14

4 WILL at the Same time Hire 0ht for the re-
maihder of the yesr, three Men Servants.
ID. S. YOUNG.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14
EHecmfosas safe OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

n phrsuarce of the last Will of John Mcdowell,
= decd, will on Thursday the 18Th day of
March lS49, at the late residence of said Mellow
ell, in the tbwhof Stahhtoh, offer at Public Sale
all Gf ira
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14
Stable and Carriage-HOusc
AT the'same time and place will offer Imv
HOSUE AND LOT Ess|

situated at the extreme Northeast end of the Town
of Staunton, now occupied by Thomas Orchard.
A further description Of the REAL PROPERTY
is deemed unnecessary, as it is presumed those
wishing to purchase will examine for themselves.
TERMS OF THE REAL PROPERTY
One-third of the purchase will be required in cash.
thirty days after the day of sale, the purchaser
paying interest, the residue in two equal annual
payments, the purchaser giving bond with approx
ed security: The title to the property will be re-
Immediate possession will be given Of all the
property except That occupied b, Thomas Crck-
ard, who has it rented until October next the par
chaser, however, will have the privilege Of draw
ing the rents from the day of sale.
b. S. YOUNG, Ex'or.
of john Mcdowell.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14
HOUSE .4.V,ED LOT

MOUSE .4.vD Lot
the South side Of Beverly street, the late resi-
dence Of John Mcdowell. The House is comfort
able and commodous, built of brick and SUCCEED,
and with the necessary out-houses.
At the same time and place, will offer TWO
LOTS the opposite side of said street, con-
tanning about DO feet Front, each, and running
back from 100 to SO Taet--wel suited for building
Lots.
AT the same time and place, will offer a LOT
in that part of The Town of Staunton, known as
Gallows Town, which there is situated a first
rate frame
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14

HoUsEHoEn AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, &C., &C.
TERMS.-Ten Dollars and urder Cash. For
all sums over Ten Dollars six months credit, upon
bond and security.
There will also be sold the crops of Grain novs
growing.
,r 'gOfiN b. BALDWIN, Admir-.
All persons having claims will please make them
know the day Of sale, and those indebted will
prepare to Settle by that title. s. 'B. B.
February %, lS49.-tds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14
.M .Alister's .Ah-heating Ointment
OR WORLDS SALvE

The preceding figure is
given TO represent 'lhe ] N
SENSIBLE PERSP1Rh-
TON. Il ic the great r.
VACUATlON for the im-
purities OF the body. II will
be noticed that a thick ciou-
dy mistissues from allpoInis
Of the surface, which indi-
Gates the wonderful process
going forward within. This
psrspiratItn flows uninter-
-fuptedly when VIC are in
health, but ceases when we
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14
LAND FOR SALE.

A GREEABLE to the last Will of Andrew
"A Hefher, decd, the subscriber now differs for
sale the TRACT OF LAND owned by the de-
cedant at his death, lying in the County of Angus
ia, on the waters of Naked Creek, within one mile
of the main head of the creek and the road lead
ing from Mt Sidney to Mt. Scion. This Tract
contains
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14
SALE,@ REAL ESTATE.

IN Saturday The 3lst day of March IS49, IN
" front of The Post Office, in the Town III
S,aunt0n, will offer al Public Sale the
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14
919 ACRES

abont $50 ACRES under cultivation, the balanc
well covered with Oak timber. The improvement
are toerabte
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14

ANLOVER SEED.-A prime lot, inst received
~ and for sale by
a.., = DAVIS A. KAYSER.
Siaunfon. Feb %. 1S49.
SICST received a supply Of Landreths Gardc'
March Z, lSI9. WREN & FIST.
Z ANDRETH'S FRESH GARgx1SS, or:S'''
~ for sale by r..
March I, lS49.
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OCEAN House., NEwroRr, II. l., !
LII. ~ L. 10
Tic Nf0 .ScrIcnt az NfirpOrt.


One of the most luesistibly udicrous scenes
occurred on the bathing beach thls morning. that
ever mecked the majesiy Of old ocean
Some mischevous wag had caused az artificial
"sea serpent" to be dressed out by enc of the
many inventive eeniuses of Newport, and havisg
been previously submerged, its moorings were cut
this morning, while the visiters were enjoying
their usual bath
The sudden and unexpected appearance cf this
huge monster, swaying aud rolling amidst the
haihers IN The ghtering tide, produced degree
of cunstcruGtcB cutie irpo ibe Il, lrp,uine from,
80 trlilina tausc. The gentle sea breeze was III
stunty iiltu with oceans oi terror, aud u geat raj
rush was MADE Tor The beach. Gtntlciprp in
several In'iaLces wcrt compelled To sustain their
raiLeri tDUiy Vs ,wQyes lgWe,ent stfang uatlon,
lrd ~ this airilude 81 si,lltn ieegnntioD, slowly
wsodlru towards the ,bofe. The greater number
~ iantasiic costumes rushed pen II through The
water, intent eny GA cscaribe the fate 81 l,ipcopn
TIC uuthu 2. ciFrnz, pion9lng and si'.ishing to-
wsICs TIE beach. was peiAaps one al the .nJst
uhlQJe p.cttucs Of fashionable at3H,JrJs thai has
ever bean ruftuyrd, g- scucely ohc of trh~r
itN, "a NE crniu.ion, entered thrir own appro
Ttri risie c.hiu. Tue mut'uus Of the hlthc.s on
iAo! you blaLi ven GiVrc, were not les fan
iui &c Than ~ The watrr.
OF CouUc. tht sccict az the apgtriton was not
Rug AtClt, and tie cd black hose ul Engine
No. - wac bDuied ashore, and coilrd zap AMIDST
ihe nitiiiHttnt ~ th" ptrty pfcttut. The u-asl-
ton. howrN"f, rom iuphi Ia fun. was too snddrn:
ana never wttnesstC - uuLy sur,-iipy-d smi-s
ca such number At sweet . .crs.
MrS N---C recovering from her .woun ~ sonn
~ the bul BIZ burt. declared thit she knew it
was ell hoax. ma many other rrmaIks 81 t1,ny
tUI sft wrrt mH0e ~ tive e siiuu al retgrltpu
t~us's, To AVOID personalities, VIC will tOrb al to
quote dem.
The particular Gumaur done 10 beauty on tbi,
occsii ,p, etc. rtc. " n eve you more al l.urih
h'n ] shtll have Observed its effects a. shown
uIon the faces assembled ihs evening" in the
4cEc grGHCt ot tie Ocean House.
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On Wednesday. 25th inst. MARY EMMA only daugh-
ter Of A and D. A. Duncomb aged three years aud
six months
Her remains taken TO Redding, Conn, on
Thureda y morning. for itteruent.
At Williams burgh Goth inst, JOSIAH EDWARD BART
son of theodore BARTLETT in the 2iss year OF his
age
he friends If the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from the residence Of his fs'her,
No IL South Ninth street, Williamsburgh Friday,
9th, at two o'clock. 7. M.
On "Wednesday. 10Th inst, SARAH ANNE, daughter Of
Ed~Drd s aud Anna Ipres, aged three years.
suddenly, on "Wednesday, 18th inst of inflammation
of the lungs, in the 72d year Of her age, ELizABEr
wife Of Jacob Nanderpool
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral on Friday 27th,
at two o'clock. from her late residence. sos Broone
street. Her remains will be raken 20 Greenwood.
On Thur day. the 26lh inst after short n
illness. JAmrs KELLEY, aged thirty eight
1he friends Of the family and also the friends Of his
brohtr Bryan respectfully invited to attend his
funeral this day mt twelve O'Clock from hoir resi-
cence corner Of Sixteenth street aud First
On the 26th inst HANNAH Butler, aged fifty one
Ibe friends and relatives and the Daughters Of sa
maria Lodge No l. respectfully invited TO attend
her funeral this morning at ten o'clock, from No lag
Leroy street.
on the 2Gh inst, w,LruR FISK. youngest of
Luke l. and Elizabeth Schultz aged one year, seven
months and twenty. four days
The FIJI. nds OF the f,miiy, and Alexander ". and r.
G.. Schultz and ID Bedford respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from ms late residences 20 adams
street Brooklyn. on Friday at three O'Clock p. NJ.
On thursday evening" affer a protracted Illness Mr.
ABRAHAM Ac,thM.s, in The seth year of his age
His fTiebcs anu tuOso OF MS brntner,
Mr. Lavrcpce Alderman respectfully requested to
attend his frpea from his LATE residence % Grove
street on Saturday morning. at ten o'clock.
On the 2lst inst at tw3 0'c,rcE in the morning,
Hsm@oND BocnsN. aged forty three Years, from Ger
many after few days illness, at his residence,
Of Fmty .lIst street and Ninth avenue
Thursday morning 25th iEst ARCHIBALD son Of Ar
chihad and Mary Gathed aged sixteen months.
In Albany. on the I'D iDst Mrs. MAsG,REr raorTEu,
widow of he late Cen Matthew Trottcr, in the eOth
year # her age.
In hadyiphia on the 2lst inst, Mr.. WILLIAM De,
in the 3sth year If bis age.
On the 25h inst. at Cambridgeport Mass. WILLIAM
NAMING. in the saith year ot his age He the Old
est PRINTER in the State having been member of the
old fim Of Manning Loring. publishers, in Spring
lane. Bnston. He was afterwards Messenger 10 the
Governor and Council at the State House.
1T Midolesex, Mass, ON the 9th inst. ELIAS PHIN-
Hs, Jerk Of the Suprem Court aud Court Comnon
Pleas IN MiGdleSex district.
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Our PniIaceipnin Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, july 20, 1919.
The Epidemic More Rordyism and StaJ6tng-
Shocking 44ccident-EGeet Of Ike Foreign Ne,rs-
Markets, &c.
Only rs cases and Q deaths by cholera are report
ed to-day, and but . cases and deaths have oc-
CURED in private practice. The almshouse report
is cases and deaths.
Daniel ]. Desmond, Esq, died very suddenly,
last night, of the prevailing epidemic. The de-
ceased was member of the Philadelphia bar, and
also held the post of Consul General of Rome,
Austria, Sardinia, Tuscany, &c.
Jno. Freddy, who recently tried for the
murder of his wife, and acquitted, died last night,
in the vicinity of the city, of cholera
A colcred man ard woman were taken to the
hospital last night, with serious stabs, inflicted by
members Of the rowdy gangs that nfsst Nova
mensing. This Inflated district, in consequence OF
the apathy OF IT'S authorities, IN permitting such
outTaees 10 within its bclders, continues to
lower the good name oi our city IN The estlm
of those at distance, who do not know that II Is
entirely distinct from II.
James Robinson, engineer at Large's foundry.
Kensnglon, was this morning caught in strap aud
carried round The main shaft several times before
the engine could be stopped. He was taken TO the
hospital dreadiully injured, and II Is feared he cam
not recover
The Southern mail, due here early this NOR
ming, was detained shout seven hours behind Its
time, IN consequence OF ireshet IN the Schuyl-
Kill river leaving a large deposit OF sand upon the
rail-.
The foreign news by the Europa has had but little
effect upon markets eIcep. increasing the drmness
In cotton Tie dpraud for horr for export IA limited
aud the only sHleb reported 200 bbs at - 70
part frefh stock For city consumption prices range
from - T5 "a - 20. Rye -four sells At SO Corn meal
ishtld ~ SIX The demand for when T. gocd aud
the supply tcirg limited, prices ere msintained Old
red brings 1c5c; Viii G. li0c lille new red 103c
rye sold az &c yellow corn 60c The upward ton
dUncy Of rurars The sales large. at full
prices Whisky tin b5is) is held at 25e. Sales Of
hi de have L,tu nafp at 2fl.c
SlocI S,trf First Roayd ZOO Cincinnati WV
G's 90; ThilsdellLia Bank, lZsk, 1900 Cincinnati
WV o.. s.: sC0 Chesapcake and Delaware Canal 6s
$50: . Ilarttrs' Bank Tennessee fp $50 ThrsaDesko
and Delaware anrl 6's So7i: $50 do 500; 80 Read
ing Railfcaf rs. 1877 second Bard 2j Morris Canal
S.; - doSif; - a.. So; IS d. 2; loo do 81 P50l
do So: 6horIistovn Railroad l5's 600 Schuylkil
Navigation IS, blis; IL Mtchanics Bank, 2T1i 81
Reading Railrt al. lstf
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BALTIMORE, July Is, 1913.
Funeral Obsegs4sss TO er- President Polk Cholera
The Locust Point Murder-Rsform Convention
The Markets, SC.
The ceremonies last evening, In honor of the
memory of ex-President Polk, were more generally
participated in by all classes of our community,
than any public demonstration recoect having
witnessed There could not have been less than
10000 people in Monument Square, whilst there
was constant stream of persons gong and return
ing during the whole evening. The decorations
on the terrace Of the Court House were truly grand
and when Illuminated, presented fine scenic view
the staging in the back ground, on either side OF
the orators stand, being filed with ladies'. Judge
LeGIand's address occupied an hour and quarter
in its delivery, and Is considered far superior to
that Of the Hon George Nj. Dallas, at Phlladelp ha,
last week. Two fac mil tary bands were in al
tendance, and the famous Leidercram band OF
vocaliss, PEI formed with great elect, several ap-
propriate drgts during the evening.
There were Fix deaths and three new cases OF
cholera, al the aims house. Yesterday -making IN
all up To the present time I27 cases and ~ deaths
The examination of Thomas Davis, charged with
the murder of John d. Burk, about Two weeks
since, at the copper-smelting works, was contnued
yesterday; and, although he proved an at'oi sus-
fained by five witnesses, there stlll seemed to be
many links in the testimony, which connect hum
with the deed He was accordingly remanded to
prison. to await further investigation as to the cir
cumsances OF the case.
The Maryland State Reform Convention assem-
bled In this city yesterday. The meeting was quite
largely attended by both wmgs and democrats:
from all portions Of the State. The officers elect
are equally divided between the two parties; and
Col John Rikell, one of the leading wings Of the
city, was elected President of the convention APP
propriate committees were appointed and business
will be commenced to-day. As both parties are
uniting on this important subject, there Is some
probability of success.
The Baltimore market for -four was steady and
somewhat firner Sales of coo bbs Howard street
brands part ius pected at S. and 500 bbls fresh
ground at So 12. Sales of $50 bbls. City Mills, at
SIS 26 Corn meal and rye dour unchanged There Is
"a fair demand for grain; sales of some 900 bushels
prime red wheat at 81 05 81 &c. ordinary TO good,
95c 81 OF; white. 81 06 81 10 Corn is steady
GALES, in all Of 10 600 bushels, at 81 SOC for
white and so 6nc for yellow Oats, 20 n sec Rye,
SIC. Netting in provisions or groceries. Whskey
is selling at 23R 2lhc. per gallon, in hhds. and
barrels.
The following the saes at the Stock Board yes
terday-S2 OOO aud O BIS. "a 9s1a; 1900 do
do 90 LOCO do. do. BIS 'G7, ls]s ~ shares west
Bank ISL
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On Tuesday, oath inst, in Christ's church, by
the Pew. H. Halsey. Mr.. JrssE g. KEAroR, TO Miss
AMANDA SMirH all Of this city
MIR joHr SAMPSON. OF the brm Of w. and J. Simpson,
pswnbrokers. 10 ApALIsE, youngest daughter Of the
late William Robbins, Pearl street, N. Y
After The ceremony. tie happy bride groom and his
accomplished bride started for Saratoga and the
Springs TO enjoy the honeymoon. May the golden
hours OF joy he uncioUdtd by the gloom Of is
our and everybody else's wish.
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iAurmLo. Cont, Jlly 25. 1912.


backs Marine H.fcl- Dcughtf,d Sccnory D,tres
On Hc E,1d.- Te,R,t,es fur Baihirg
What paiadse is herel What a v,eiup of
scenery and ofcements, How Oh uminply grouped
l. even ihinc. both OF art and nature; and how re-
lreshing and hesl,hfull The broad ocean spreads
itself out b, fore you inviting you to lave in it, ia
vieoruing tide. Woodland, meadows, gardens,
distant hills, shady retreats. beautiful drives, al
sIpear to have egreed to make this enchanting
spot their favorite home. And then the cool and
invieorating breeze from the Sound, and from the
Westen hills, tie refreshing at laden VITA the
odorsof The IA, acow and the gaTdtn, all dclissilul
In The midst is the spacious marine hot.i, vi,h
lts culrICOls ana pans 81 aiuOst ihte fninahe
length; Its bncy arranged paIof-, delightful ai,d
Will ventHb chauib.Is, sid is table OF lich aud
varied iaTe, service w ia svc 90 cACeiitnce raic-
" cqusll,d q. With al The appliances ~ tive most
pitnIt and cuuIifuu- attriu nee and refreshing
beverages; and Then the ways ~ u from the cuy
utt 80 ,Hsy and cheap 10y car, from Canal street,
fcN,itl tunes dat, and bi steamboat. dtdy.
Tie hcs,h at this place is one 81 iIc pleasintest
dTtts ~ The void As tevtl aud a. hfrd Us door,
w1lout ppiticle 81 dust 10 annoy one, aud the
cutl, hhy breeze irun over The w"t-Is 1T Long
kliu sui 10. mikes NJ cnr 81 ~" most charming
., Ote ~ the nstghl .fhoud 80 your great eats. and
hen he tstl.ie, what hall cay oi th't Fhvr
l. 10 sui htie 10 right tur thnld u. tner, bit
o. shore shti,,s III 80 staduslt. tiai the batIsrs
have lie ft ~ sIuft 10 The vuIld. nr rif, IntO
md ,rtul ,h, watct. Lv,u ohiNcn can bith'.
ltI, VIII reheci sri,iy aDu without The care of
an giithCunt.
CD, ett.i ad,aniage this place sas. IL us proxi-
MT, tu New Nuk. a merchant W your civ can
l,aic his family here, in the early morning traii,
tt,nu w. his Tue 81 10 town. an rfutn h1ne Nv
tAiI u',ltUk W. The evehIu.. "A TRIP ~ this KIND
t,tit cuy, thcp . week. eCHblts the mtrchtnt 10
tt,It 20 shd lcguiaic 1T business siin remove
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ifvrarorr-stip Nctytis-Nr Dorau, II frtisbi. naI
~ ~ titFffffase
Ctstc.v -nsfh John E,rr- n Brcws. novsb sea s.i
10 Do xtstface
nVn'As-iak sriasa~biss lewis sal liza the stser-
tpr
sA,.N sr-hath FNao.-Nts S roacu Uiss u,eelt
m inSeu ehd th.ldI,a a. lasbrd, ~ neNsna ani
~ F.tlI4tc.
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$40, 1 do. co.. ~; Titehhurs Rsroad l0ll; 80 DO,
do. N14; Vermont ,entr. Railroad, "a 7do d., ~
Do do "a; 81 d. do 4Ti 81 do do, 49, 10 d. do bl0
47s; 20 sad aasss suse,,s ssroa /,
Issss N. us'S siiss ssd ss. ssss
na's ?:'aad ea 100 East sCst0n come.oy i; = DO
do: az SO aivla,nds tAesirs r. ilroad ~. $40 cas
81 hs road Bonds s2, b. Ancti,n-I shares a.t,s-
Mk; ~ Boston and Worcester Railroad, ioa lo,H 10
ksst,rn Ra Tread, ul Y South shore asiiroad aiS;
Mercantile Marine Insurance Company, s - Sat liz lnsur-
Cemrsn, 81 10 Fremont Insurance ComrApy lay; %
Esnkln Insurance Crmrary "a S2diyi lends East liston
Coupry No. - 20 Siup Dorchester ard Milton Bra1ch
kshosd cent B"rds is5h ali Stgn hehyan Central
karoad honis, 1854 .n S2UD Boston City 6s
payable Nav L. ist2 i1i loli s2gounitei states6 per
Stool payable d? ll0sl SlWn do DO, do. l7i ipi
81 con6 Po0rd, July FILA shares Western ilroad 0S
Readng kairoas ~ ~; ~ do DO, ~ - ',ostm Sni
Maine Railroad los 20 Vermont Cen raj Raroad jia;
Nortf Railroad TO- $40 DIVIDENDS Cheshire Railroad 49,
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aud l. must close. have good deal TO say ehout
r.llronds. and hotels and Steamboats,. ard about
the gay men and hams some women 4 see about
THOMAS HANDY,
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load Of cere end anxiety from his mind. so that he
csn spend The balance of the week with hs family
pleasantly, ord, smldst the fscii,ies here tor en-
iuy ii, Ut. hapily. S6uie up aad see if have not
III much unfold, about the beauties Of this agree
able retreat
have travelled mnch, and have DC en- vister at
The Southern watering places, including Bedford
Springs, and as far North as Newport. Charming
these al aIe, YET The Marine Hotel at Fairfield.
Conn. in NY view Of it, is equalled by few, aud
surpassed by none. X.
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Receive trht fldtioat, Liverpool, Srof,rd TILES
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CozzENs', WEsT POM, July 70, l519
IN Ertning and Morning IioW a. tFct POINT

Who Is he of the giant form,
And eye that scans afar,
And mifn and step Of majesty,
Peculiar to the Gar
That man, and yet you know him not,
Why, bless your FOUL, it's General Scott.