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cNArPRxcrATED.- "Angel Gabriel" took
n'snt up into Concord, New Hampshire, last Wed.
nesday but shook the dust from his shoes, and left
the next morning in disgust, being unable to raise
a crowd
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Itis shighly probably that the next annexation per.
formance at Washington will be one that win bring
the Sandwich Islands into the family Of States,
over which Uncle Sam presides. The new conner,
however, does not bear very good moral cbarsc-
ter notwithstanding the exerions Of the Missiona-
ry Societics. er
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

Hon. George w. Morrison, Ia letter to the
Union Democrat. declines having his name used "A
candidate for United States Sepasor In the contest
now pending In the New hsmpshire Legislature
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fos1PoNED.-The sentence of Patton, convicted
In new Orleans of the murder of COL Turnbull,
has been pos'poned until October.
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CONVICTED OF SEDUcTIoN.-The first conviction
In Jefferson county, N Y, under the seduction laws
OF le4e, was obtained last week against w. A. Jen-
kins, charged with seducing Miss Sarah Clafin un-
der promise of ofmarriage in April, 1852 The court
sentenced him to the State prison at Auburn, for
three years. Heis young man, % years old, of
very respectable parents, and since his indictment
has married another young lady.
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Sunday was the day of the feast of ST John the
naptst Ia Montreal. The streets were decorated
mn .rlunaphai arches of eveFgreens maple boughs
oauhers, &c, In honor of the occasion.
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N. B.-No charge fer q trial.

PRocLAMA oN.-Friends, countrymen
and lovers hear for my cause and be silent
that you may hear; discard prejudice that you may
believe, and readiacts that you may act gently
Who that's young, but values the luxuriant scks of
youth and beauty Who that is rniddie-aged but
shudders at Grey Hairs Who, that is old, but would
avert Badness If any, speak for him have of
Tended. AS none speak, then none have | offended
in addressing twenty-fou millions of people.
Not one of these many million who have attested
the virtues of LYONS KATHAIRON. for Preserving
Restoring and BeautfYing the Hair, but will pro-
claim its beneficial effects far and near. One trial
will convince the most inoreduious.
Sold uniform, for % cents by every Druggist in
America. ID. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
je5-1m 16l Broadway, N. Y.
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There resides in Pleasant Mount borough. New
York, a Mrs Benjamin. at the very advanced age Of
one hundred and ten years. with prospects of iviag
much longer equally fair before her. She occasion.
ally spins stocking yarn OF the finest quality, not
exceed by that OF her younger neighbors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

On Sunday night lest, the wife of Mr.. Dauicl Crc-
man, stonecutter, living in Lousyille, had&hree ne
children nj abirth two boys and girl.
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DRowNED.-s. B. Smith, of the firm of Smith
Brothers, in Duane street, New York, was drowned
on Wednesday last while bathing at Coney Island
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CLOTHING, CLoTEING.-At No. 86


FINE SEAsONABLE CLOTHING
Now being sold to close out our goods, and es we
intend to reduce the stock all parties wishing pur-
chase will find assortment good and prices cheap
cheapm cheap.i!
There is no humbug in this, for the stock must be
sold, snd we invite attention to the various STYLES of
Linen, Alpaca, Tweed, Cashmere, Drap d'Ete, Cam
let and Silk Coats.
Also good assortment of Pants. consisting of the
usual styles qualities and coors of Cashmere
er with White, Brown, Duck aud Fancy Linen Pants
a! OF winch are going! going! at g small figure.
Also large assortment of Brown, White and Fan.
cy Linen Vests-together with our one hundred df.
ferent styles of Marseies.
The goods must be sold
GROSHONG, TUPMAN l. CO.
Three doors below Purcell, Ladd Il Co.'s.
ie q - - -
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nRESs GOODS AT COST.-We are
- selling OF our entire stock OF Summer Dress
o9Shs st COST consisting OF the following Ia part
Plain Striped and Brocade Silks
Hernanss; Tissues Be!ages; Lawns
o1nshtns and Pants; beTsge De LANES and Chal.
10 esngss WARRKH PERKINS.
~" ho III ESsls square.
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Warren P. o, Albemarle Co, Va je 2oIdG@tis
TROPOLITAN HALL-ON

IVA FRANKLIN STREET. NEAR THE EX
CHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA-Is one Of
The most admirably arranged CONCERT HALLS in
the United States, for" Musical Entertanmsntsn
the exhibition of Paintings, Public Lectures etc
The proprietor, Mr.. RonERT A. MAYO, with his
Characteristic taste and iiberaty has lust had this
Oy7ehean Temple Tefitted and furnished in Ina,nis
cent STYLE aad the seats have been go changed sn5
modernized that sirteen hundred persons can rsaSi
be accommodated. The floor has also been raised in
cung from front to stage, that the audie from
every portion of the room readily see ali thai
transpres in front of them In addition to this tbs
walls and ceiling have been superbly fTescoed and
painted adding greatly to the general appearance of
the Hall. VI
Since the above improvements have been made.
the sound of tbs Hall has been thoroughly tested by
efficient musicians s-instfumeDta and vocal-all OF
whom declare it TO be interior none other ia the
u. Stste., for soirees, etc.
Indeed, so complete are the interior arrangements
in every respect that t would be impossible TO ada
anything 10 its beauty general effect Il IL now
ready 10 let for Concerts Lectures the exhibition of
Pablic Paintings and other purposes. Those who
"'se to rent 1t, can do 60 by addressing
TOLER L. COOK
D., Agents aud Collectors,
IeaiI Hp hiehmond, Va. le 20-2aw3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

A Harry FAMrLY.r-One John Carey was
brought before the police court in Worcester on
Friday, on the charge of keeping disordery house
Although it was shown says the Worcester Tran
script That Carey. his vile and six children, two
colored women, two pigs, three dogs, four puppies
and several hens all lived in one kitchen and bed.
room there was no proof that the charge was true
and the defendant was allowed TO return 10 the en-
brace Of his "happy family
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VNHE subscriber having retired from the
= Practice Of Medicine and purchased of Mr.
JAMES D. THOMAS his entire stock of DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, &c. &c will devote his time and energies
to the Drug Business
Having lived in Drug store in this city for several
years, and afterwards graduated at the Richmond
Medical College, and practiced medicine for more
thar two years, he feels fully competent to com
round medicine with accuracy and dispatch He will
slso be aided by competent assistants
fhyselans prescriptions put up accurately and
neatly, at all times both day and night
OWEN B. HILL,
Druggist and Chemist
Market Place. franklin street
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ABEL q. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.-Ofice on franklin street, under
the Metropolitan Han, Richmond. Va nel
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:, AccinEsr.-A shocking accident occurred at
S%sara fslls on Wednesday morning little
srihve ysars OF age who was playing on the top Of
'ns p'ecipics known a. the Devils Hole, approach
ed TOO near the edge and overbalanced-sor an in.
s'ant she chung 70 the bushes but losing her hold
osIore assistance could reach her, fell into n.
gull, distance of $50 feet She sin urv;v.a !,
,as' accounts but her recovery was considered
impossible $3.50
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEroR,
se l5-ly Form ueIEuaf Jones's Hotel pkiL1def
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LIVERPOOL HOMEOPATHIC DIsPENsARY.-The
committee of the Liverpool Homeopathic Institute,
in their annual report state that during the last Wis
itation of Asiatic cholera, upwards Of q thousand
cases of diarrhGa were prescribed for at the dis
pensary aud, it is believed without fatal termi-
nation The number of cases of true Asia.ic chole-
ra attended at the houses of the patients by the
officers OF the institution amounted to 175 OF these
As died, the rest recovered. The average mortaii'
ty was thus Is. Z per cent. -
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L. 4. j. CLOPTON,

g. FOR RENT-A new Brick House,
III with four rooms, kitchen, and other conve.
on Nicholson St, Rocketts Terms
reasonable. Apply TO
my p H w TYLER
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1t is said that the late Mira Judson, after proyid.
ing for the comfortable maintenance of her aged
parents and the support and education of her
daughter and the other children of DIR, Judsop,
and few bequests to the personal friends what
ever may remain of her property gives to the cause
for which she wished to live, in ihe spirit that
her venerated husband SO consistently exeanpliied.
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sas DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
Ez RENT-The Dwelling over my office tst pre-
sant occupied by Dr. Jas. B. McCsw,) is for rent
Possession will be given the 7th of July.
Apply to
my l6-ts JNO. 6. WAYT.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

" The circulation Of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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EDWARD HINcKLEY, wellknown member OF
the Baltimore bar, died in tina. city on Wednesday
nioht
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ArAMrEEINe on THE DrALEns 1N !

AT MEEEiSG OF THE DEALERS IN 10
BAcco held at Seabroeks Warehouse ON the 2stL
OF June 1854 the resolutions adopted:
1ss. Resolved, That IL be recommended 60 the In
spectors at the different warehouses ebserye The
following order In breaking Tobacco viz; That she
warehouse entitled to the first break shall be resdy
al 9 o'clock the warehouse entitled to the second
break shall be ready at O'Clock
ID Resolved That 1t be recommended to the In
spectors not to break more Tobacco than they can
cooper on the day 1t Is inspected, thus complying aci
the terms Of The tdac.
the hours named above the buyers viii retire from
the warehouse for the day
4th. Resolved, That the above resolutions take e.
feet on the lst of Juy tha they bs published in the
Whis. Enquirer and Dispatch. and q copy be for
warded to each OF the Inspectors.
On motion, adjourned.
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81 8MULL VINE kEE, Chn'
JAMES A. ScorT. Sec'y. je 30-2tdA2lw
CHOLERA, in its incipient stages

CHOLERA, in its lncipient stages, readily
Yields to the force and viitue of BAKERS Premium
BfTTERs. few years since, when this fats! ep-
demc sweeping over the land, those families
who used the BitteTs constantly escaped the pest-
ence, while many of their neighbors fell prey to
its devastating touch. In Spring aod Summer every
body should them freely and thereby escs pc dis
ease. Price, SO cts. per bottle. To be had OF the
Druggists generally throughout the city. Orders
promptly filled by addressing
lie 2S E BAKER, Richmond Va
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e. FOR S A L E.-A very desirable
III brick .louse and Lot, Rockets, On the cor
ner of Main and - streets. The house is nearly
new end well built. and contains rooms. This pro.
peity considered very valuable Ii ad Joins the pro-
periy ofH. w Tyler. Possession can be had at any
time. ED. d. EACHO,
n Gen Agt and CoIIsctor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

PROSECUTION UNDER THE DuELING LAWN
the court of sessions Of Placer county, California
a man named Collins was tried on an indictment
found under the statute against duelng. The fol.
lowing is the challenge, which was read in eyi.
Auburn, april the 2i,h 1854.
Mike you took the advantage OF me last mite and
now send you a challenge to fte me q dewei at
any time and place you may choose IL you refuse
to lite me shall consider you damd coward and
- you are beneath my notice
/ shai, look for an answer from you this evening
JOHN COLLINS"
The jury after a lengthy deliberation, returned
a verdict of not guilty. and the prisoner was dis-
charged.
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q. FOR RENT-A desirable new brick
III Dwelling, on Clay, between 7th and 8th streets.
c1rtGiuug rooms, with gas and water the pre-
misses. Possession given Immediately. For terms,
sppIy TO
nv 2G-ts Z. a, j. CLOPTON
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ANOTHER INSTANCE OF TAPE WORM
CURED BY THE USE OF DR.. M'LANE's CELEBRATED

New York, October Is, 1852
This is TO certify that | troubled with tape
worm for more than six months / tried all the
known remedies for this dreadful afiction but with.
out being able to destroy it. l got one of DR..
MLane's Almanacs, which contained notices of sew
eral wonderful cures that had been performed by his
celebrated VERmIFUGE. / resolved to try it. and
Immediately purchased bottle, which took ac-
cording to directions; and the result was l dis
charged one large tape worm assuring more than
yard, besides number of small ones.
MRS NJ. SCOTT, No. 20 Cannon st
+. s. The above valuable medicine, also DR.. M.
LANES LIVER PILLS, can now be had at all re-
spectacle Drug Stores In this city.
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for and
take but DR.. MLANE'S VERMIFUGE-
All others in comparison are worthless
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
je 26-d&clw Richuond Va
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O1ICE.-Wishing to change MY busi
= Hess oter for sale, privately, my LOT. STORE
AID DWELLING HOUSE in the town of Warren.
containing about six OF first rate low grounds
s 81 uated Immediately on the canal. The Dwelling
mouse has SIX rooms-the Storehouse large aud con-
fehnt and first rate stand for selling goods also
another House and Lot containing about two acres
which would SUIT mechanic with small family
Either OF the above named Lots will sell low and
teTms accommodating
R A. PERKINS
Warren p. o Albemarle Co. Va lie 2N-dN ELS
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For CoUGH Oh Cold, use the best re-
medy known, viz: STABLER'S ANODYNE CHER
kY EXPECTORANT, q medicine which has saved
the lives OF thousands, is used in ther practice by
hundreds of the most experienced physicians, many
sit is reliable than any other proprietary med
cine with which they acquainted - for the cure of
diseases OF the throat and lungs Don't glect ycur
cold, it may be the precursor of Consump ption and
speedily lead you to your grave.
Every family ought to keep this medicine on hand,
ready for instant use.
Price OF each only so cents six bottles for $3.50
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis Of the
agents.
E H. STABLER l. CO, Proprietors
Wholesale Druggists Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
AND 6y druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. ie I9-dAclI
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BATHS! BATHS! BArHsm!--Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Dressing,
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the Ameri-
Hotel-entrance on l1th street.
Single Bath Is cents, or FIVE tickets for 81.
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q FOR RENT-The very pleasant
81 and commodieus Dwelling, corne 5th snd Cary
Issts now occupied by the subscriber. It's many
enicpces, with its proximity TO business, render
Il one of the desirable residences ia the city
Possenon given from 1st to 18th June. Apply to
NJ. II MACE, or
my Pts WINSTON 4 POWERS.
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NOTICE TO BRICKMAKERS-I am
~ nov prepared to Ieceive and execute orasrs g.
Chss CsrnelPs Patent Brick Presses, Brick Maniss
and Clay Wheels. CHAS w SNOW '.is
Corner of 2oth and Water streets, on Deck.
le ~ /.
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Having sold to DIR. OWEN B. HILL
my stock ct DRUGS, MEDICINES, c., confident.
y recommend him to my friends and patrons and the
public generally. JAS d. THOMAS
Richmond, June 26th, 1854. lie I7-9m
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o. FOR RENT-Several Offices for
Ess rent on the corner of 10th and Broad SITS. Ap-
TINSLEY L BRYANT
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E'OR RENT-A small house in Adams
D. Valley, on 18th ST., nesr Wesley Chapel. Pos
session can be had Immediately.
EDWD. d EACHO,
ie % Gen. Apf and Coil lectnr
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E'Ok kENI-A small brick house in Ad-
Il ans Valley, nearly opposite to Messrs. Mott
Lewis Co.'s machine shop. Possession can be had
immediately. EDWD EACHO,
1e8 Gen. Agt. and Collector.
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eY FOR RENT-A Stable, on 9TH st,
q letween Broad aud Grace, with three stalls
and q carriage house Apply to
= 2k-ts B. BRIEL.
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LEE & co.

DOR RENT-A small house on the Rail,
l. read. near r. Rahm's machine shop, on the FCen-
u6l Road. Possession can be had Immediately
ED. d. EACHO,
e % Gen. Ast. and Collector.
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THE TURF.-The first race announced for the
the third day over the National Course, Long Is
land, was mile race for purse of $3.50. Com.
promise, Blonde and Garrett Davis were entered
The two first paid forfeit andwere Withdrawn, when
Garrett Davis galloped around and took the purse.
The entries for the club purse, three mile heats,
were Blonde and Di Clapperton. The race was
won by Blonde, the following summary will
show:
June o. Club Purse 81 500, three mile heats, 90
per cent to the second horse.
A. j. Minor named ch. f. Blonde, by Glencoe,
dam by Wagner, years old, carrying l0l
lbs, dress red and all red --...----.----. l
B. Young named b. m Di Clapperton, by
Boston, dam by Monarch, years old, car
rying l1s lbs, deep blue and white. 22
Time First Heat I'ime-SecoRd Heat
First mile, 1:34 l-2 First mile 1:55
second mile l:5O IL Second mile, Isl 1.2
Third mile, 1:57 IA Third mile, Isl
T,tol edo ID Total 5.43 1-2
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G. FOR RENT-One of the best and
III most accessible OFFICES for man of business
la the city. Apply to P. Il. AYLETT, at his law
office, on Governcr street. NIB 6--ts
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EOR RENT-A very desirable house on
from { to ) rooms, kitchen, &c. Possession can be
had Immediately. Apply to
EDWD. EACHO,
la e Gen. Agt and Collector.
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- FOR RENT-A very desirable resi-
~ deuce on 4th between Brosd and Ma rshall SITS
sufficiently roomy for large family, with q brick,
iitthen gas, water, NC
Also the brick house OF Marshall ct, near Brooke
svspue, now occupied by Rev. g. w. Motley, con
t.,pns sboat rooms, kitchen, &c. Possession given
~ ~ TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
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AccKPTED-W. Peyton Conway has accepted
the Presidency OF the Fredericksburg and Cor
donsville Railroad Company.
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UUW OH
Others from the South would have been here, but
were deferred by fear of the abolition ncendiares
and underground NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grooms and
riders being principally negroes. We can assure
our Southern friends that they have nothing to fear
in that respect There never was but one instance
known of a negro being enticed away from rae.
ing stable negroes being proverbially fond of
horses-and he belonged to o P. Hare. Alter an
absence of few days, his morals were so contami-
mated by abolition culture that he committed theft
and ,yas sent TO Biaekwells Island for six months
aud his owner refused to take him home after his
term Of imprisonment expired.
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e. VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
III FOR sALE.-For sale, and possession given
ist Septa-lber, or probably sooner, the House now
shall and Clay.
1t is of the best locations In the city, being
quite retired, and at the same time within five mi
nutes walk of the centre of business on Main st.
seldom such prov erty is in market and but for
the feet that the present occupant desires to remove
TO Church Hill, it could not be purchased.
For terms, apply to
my J-ts l.
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A tTON HOUSE-SEA BATHING
"A NEAR HAMPTON, vA.--This aslishtfol 70.
I.est now re-opened for the reception Of visitors
II NJ presently situated opposite the town Of Hamp-
loh, sna .a proximity to Old Poiet renders II Ia
most respeets equal TO that celebrated resort. The
;a are large and airy and the table win be sup-
walters and attendants have been procu,ed and ths
subscriber pledges himself that neither pains nor ex
pense VIII be spared in order that satsfiction NAV be
gwen to those who viGt him this Summer
Board per day. 4 90
Do. do. week......,.........,,.. "a a
w. so 90
Children and servants under IL year. Of are. Ssif
price. VI sSs--st, 80 "eAA
je 2t-d6w John tam
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r1oI1svs roR RHNr AND SALE.

a. FOR REN A very desirable
f. House on Sd street between Marshall and Clay
s~sets pow in the occupancy of Mrs. Woodbridge,
-,,ts hing II rooms with good kitchen, stable and
,.r;Iase house Possession can be had on the LIST OF
July.
,.isrre of the year. Ed ID. EACHO.
5e u General Agent and Collector
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SUMMER RrrnnAne

SUMMER RHrKnArs
SEA BATHING, - CnasArEAxs Hal
- Hamyton, We. win bs rs-opensa 3 Thrreasr.
June IT and the Propfistor having sAAed large -
&c, pledges himself to make ever s1ort 10 rssSS,
the sfsy OF visitors pleasant and agreeable.
passed by any other wstsrinx place. and tie clm.se
Il provefbial for health - SA-'s's
q BosfA, Filming Tackle, he, in readiness for vis.
itors.
Board per dsy............. : 90
~ week. .....ss......s.............. IL %
MONTH. IS 90
so o.
~, a.. 90 90
Iniaren sunder IL yesrs Of agcl and servants half
price. q lie io--2awSwl R.G BANKS.
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Di Clapperton carried seventeen pounds more
weight than her competitor, Blonde.
The n Y Herald says: