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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24
The Paraguay Exuedition

NoRFoLK, Sept. 23.-The United States steamers
Waterwtch, Fulton and Arctic and the sloop-ofwar
Prebe, of the Paraguay expedition arrived here
last night.
The schooner r. F. Stockton, from Alexandria,
for Bridgeport, put in for repairs to-day, having
been damaged in the recent gale.
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merly Of the firm of Lea & Bunker, of this city,
died last evening. He has been engaged in the
breadsuff trade for nearly quarter of century.
Mr.. Nebiner, the Anti-Lecompton candidate for
Fnsa IN h oHe rss is'es mas chaengeh Mr.
pu5ic discussion eight distinct charges.
There grand display by the Firemen of
Hose Company of New York. At the wharf they
were receivedby delegates from the various com
panics here, and marched to the IIibernia Engine
house where they partook of splendid collation.
The companies, to the number of sixty, then form
ed on Arch street and marched with their guests
through the principal streets The firemen are de-
termned to make their visitors as happy as posi-
bic during their stay here.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24

ALBANY, Sept. 22.-The State Temperance Con-
day. John Foot, of Madison, presided.
On motion, the following preamble and resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted
Whereas Owing to the inlormaty of the call,
signed by but six out ofthe sixteen members of the
State Temperance Committee, the lateness of its
publication, and its being published in but one
temperance paper, it has been impossible for the
Assembly Districts of the State to be represented at
this time, and the short time previous to the cleo
ton precludes the possibility of efficient organ
ization; therefore,
Resoired, That in our opinion it is inexpedent to
organize at this time, and the State Temperance
Convention for the year 1858 is hereby declared ad-
iourned sine de.
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An Unknown Steamer on Fire at Sea.

Glasgow, has arrived here and makes the following
report "On Sept. 15 lat 45o 49, lon 4lo 49,, pass
ed large red bottom steamer on fire; an hour be-
fore saw bark pass close alongside of the steamers
came up with the bark four hours after, and found
her to be the Arabian of Glasgow, for Halifax
She reported that there was no person on board
OF the steamer. The steamer appeared to be of
American build, and had very short bowsprit.-
Her engines worked through the upper deck, and
a large beam above the deck was still Standing
Could not learn her name, a strong northeast
gale was blowing at the time
The City of Baltimore sailed from New York on
the 10Th, and ought to have been somewhere in that
latitude on the 18th. She is red bottomed, but is
screw steamer. The only other steamer from New
y ork likely to be the spot indicated, is the
North Star, which sailed on the llth, but she is
copper-bottomed.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24

The Massachusetts, Agricultural Society
BosToN, Sept. 22.-The Massachusetts Agricultu-
raj Sociely is holding its annual exhibition in
this CITY, The display OF fruits is the best ever
hihitnh
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24

PITTsDURG, Sept 22.-Carl F0rmes was serenaded
tonight at the Monongahela Hotel by several Ger
man musical societies, and made handsome speech
to the crowd
The NIassachussetts Agricultural Society.
BosToN, Sept 22.-The Massachusetts Agricul-
tura Society is now holding its annual exhibition
in this city. The display Of fruits is the best ever
exhibited.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

BREMEN-761 hhds tobacco. 80 hhds tobacco stems %
tons bark, Dbl. -four box paper.
BARBAD0ES-731 bblS flour 10 half barrels do bbls
meal 200 bushels corn, 30 bbls pork 100 ha MS 20
kegs butter, 10l4 #. W D. lumber
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FROM UTAH.

A letter dated Great Salt Lake City, August q,
gives the following news items:
Colonel Rugges and Major Eastman of the 5th
regiment of infantry, passed through this city on
the 18th instant, with 800 recruits, to ill up the
vacancies in that regiment.
Col. Chapman, of the 5th, and Lieutenant Vile
pegue, of the I'd dragoons left here on the 18TH on
their way to the States, having procured leave of
absence; they were accompanied by Cart Newton
and Lieutenant Bryan, of the engineer corps, who
return under orders.
The 9th infantry, now under orders to proceed to
Oregon, will go by the way of California, and thence
up the coast to Oregon, instead of taking the Ore
gon trail direct.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24

New ORLEANS, Sept 23.-The steamer Cahawba
arrived to-day from Havana, having sailed on the
goth. A cargo of Africans had been landed at Car
denas.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 23.--The deaths by fever
rnStnr1ar ,rnrn 70
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OswEGO, Sept 22-Flour in moderate demand Wheat
Demand fair; sales 10000 bushels at 81 20 for white
Michigan 81 . for white Canadian and 81 for red In
diana. Nothing doing Corn Canal Freights firm at rs
cts. on -four ~ cts. wheat, on corn to New
York Lake imports 2G0 bbls. -four Il 600 bushels wheat
Canal Exports ZOO bbs -four Is 600 bush wheat 900
bush. corn, GOO bush barley.
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Sailing Ofthe niagara.

HALIFAX, Sept. 22.-The royal mail steamship
Niagara sailed from here at O'Clock this afternoon
for Boston, where she will be due about 10 o'clock
tomorrow to-! Thursday evening. Weather rainy.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24

ST. Louis, Wednesday, Sept. 22.-Leavenworth
advices of the 10Th state that the Salt Lake mail
had arrived in twenty days passage Brigham
Young still remains housed though it is supposed
that no harm would be done him. Everything
peaceable between Gentiles and Saints, though the
latter still keep strict guard upon their women.
The troops at Camp Floyd are all well. General
johnson intends Wintering there, and the men
are now building huts The Indians quiet.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24
Sailing of the Nsia.

shlIIhg OF The Asia,
boston Sept, 22.-The royal mail steamship
Asa selled shortly before to-day with Gl pas
sengers for Liverpool and % for Halifax, but no
specie
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24
Republican Congressional Nomination

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Sept. 22.-J. w. Kellogg, of
Kent county, was to-day nominated by the Repub-
licans of the Third Congressional District as their
Representative to Congress.
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The Pixies Peal, Gold Excitement

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-Great excite.ent exists at
Lawrence and along the route, regarding the Pixies
Peak gold mines, which are said to be rich as those
of California. Companies leaving the borders
nearly every day for the diggings.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR z A NJ s
AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE All. RIGHT.
From, Washington.

TGiEIrY BAY Sept 23.-Thc cable is in good or
der again and the electrical current is now passing
through the wires as perfectly as ever!
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24

Messrs. Barring Bros. quote the market gencr-
ally dull and sales triiling.
The London Times of Friday says Illinois Central
and New York Central shares have advancing
tendency, and quote actual sales Of Illinois Central
shares on the previous day at 2l14 discount; do.
scsens of 1860 (frceland) at 7719: New York Cen
tral sevens at 931; do. shares at -, ex dividend;
Erie Railroad third mortgage bonds at G412@65,
and Pennsylvania Central per cent. first mort
gage bonds at 9014.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY, September %, 1858
S400OBalt. G's, '73..97a 50shs, B. &ORR b2 .55 u
7shs. Mechan's Bk..lS% p . sG0af 20 55 Z
260shs. Sp.M.co. bGO.. So 25 g &" sGOaf 20. 80 x
AFTER THE BOARD
$2000B. so BIDS, 75 Sc 1O0shs B&ORsGOaf &C.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24
yellow Feverat Savannah.

Yellow Fevera at Savannah. etc.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. 22.-The deaths by yellow
fever in this city last week, according to the official
statement, were twenty.
Augusta continues healthy.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24
Railroad Disaster

CINCINNATI, September 22.-The bridge at Fos-
ter's Crossing, on the Little Miami Railroad took
fire yesterday afternoon, and was partially burnt.
Five Of a freight train coming West, load
ed with -four and whiskey, subsequently went
through the aperture and were destroyed. No
person was in jurcd. The bridge was repaired i'm
medately, and trains are now running as usual to-
day.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24

lOlal ASSETS,
Rep. E. C. Robinson of Va, from the committee
on Constitutions submitted reports that they had
examined the amended Constitutions OF the Grand
Lodges of Illinois, New Hampshire, Texas New
Jersey, Kansas Missouri and Kentucky, and find
inc them correct, recommended that they be sew
erally approved by this II. W. Grand Lodge.
The reports were laid upon the table
He also submitted the following reports from the
same committee:
"Tbe Committee on Constitutions have exam
ined the Constitution Of the Grand Lodge of Cana
da West would respectfully report that they lind
them correct and would recommend their approval
by this cody they would also state, thot particular
attention was directed to article sixth, clause
fourth of their Constitution of subordinates rela-
tive to suspended members. BY reference to the
proceedings of 1885, folio 2G65, it will be seen that
the Legislative Committee reported that Suoordl-
nate Lodges might remit the whole or any part OF
the dues which had accrued during the suspension
of a member; this being matter for local legsla-
ton, no actionis necessary by this body" LAID on
the table, -.
NTbe Committee on Constitutions, to whom was
referred the inquiry of the Grand Lodge OF the
Lower Provinces in relation to the term OF Grand
Representative would respectfully report, the Con-
sttution Of this Grand Lodge article nine requires
the term to be two years, and would recommend
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24

The alarm of fire last night about II O'Clock, was
occasioned by fire being discovered in the upper
story of the oyster packing establishment ofMessrs
Mann Il Co., on Long dock. 1t was soon extin-
guished, very little damage being sustained.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24

The new rooms of the Boston Chess Club, in
Washington street. were opened on Saturday eve
ming last. "a
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24
Amount paid out for all purposes

3O,1lI.65
Amount Maid ont for all purposes 20,2S4.59
Balance in Treasury SO, .O6
The assets and Resource8 as foHow&:
Cash as above, SlO,433.O6
Bond ofThomas Wildey, securedb by mort
oare on real estate, 6,235.4l
-'frr iureJ 2O2. .62
sl6,S7I.O9
Aggregage of supplies on hand at selling
prices, li,oZZ.lo
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24
POLICE LNTELLIGENCE

Michael kagan yesterday arrested by officer
Hall, on the charge of violating city ordinance,
by putting up frame building within the limits of
the city. He was taken before Justice Showacre,
who fined him so and costs.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24

PRoCREDISGs OF THE GRAND LODGE OF THE UNITED
STATES. /. 0. o. F.-This body met yesterday morn
ing at 8 o'clock, Grand Sire Race in the Chair,
when representation was found to be present from
every jurisdiction in the Order.
Rep Veitch, of Mo-, from the Committee on
Finance, submitted the following report:
The Committee on Finance have examined the
books and accounts of the Grand Secretary and
Grand Lodge together with the several vouchers
of each item of expenditure accompanying, and
report the same correct. The account show as
follows:
Balance on hand per last report Sl0,4l3.24
Cash received for revenue pro
per during the wear S1G,943.72
Proceeds ofncgotiations author
lied by resolutions Of last
year 3,3G5G9
4
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Professor Welch nnd the Buffalo II Republican.
BUFFALO, Sept 22.-The statement of the Albany
Sates0,oa, that Benjamin Welch, Professor of this
city, is to take editorial charge Of the Republic is
utterly untrue. Mr.. Wech acts with the Republi-
can party, and cordially supports the Republican
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24

=, ~ heet!hg OF the managers of the "
CGohZaton Society was hclGat tI....r.... s. ....
ark, on Friday, Sept nth Present fl... ..... ...
gregory, key. DR.. Magic John =. .Ia...... fL...
heV' Dr. Wilson, Hon Lewis C.aa.... -.. ...
n moTGi, DF' Ia, A. Smith, Dr. J. e. C.'.. ...
l. /; haines, Esq, Daniel Prica @ I.. s...
Shedden, and Rev. Dr. Davidson ri., ......r.
'eIDl"'ionS were unanimously adrrt.a
A. 'Io1eg'' mat so far as the Hte.s have earr1 10
'ae Khowiedge of the public tn, no,r,I OF r..r.8
oI VI inG ~ >. Colonization Society .aafs .1...
10 declare that there is not tLa'1r.f -,.r.rp.
erlqence that either the Preside, .. Government
o VI aloelia mas had any completely I'm the sa.istmeut
u mLpp'ehtices from Africa for the French ai-s-
,; - we heartily approve Of the agency %. the
Atricih colonization Society in res trria~ tr their
Tathe T IIaha, and with the comp.r.lliau of tua
the Slave 'S5i9 sbiS the Africans who were captured from
ornrnont iP Echo and surrendered % '.r 1.y-
Srmintm' and we feel gratfed that the f7r.nt
L, naS Deen employed as the agent Tor t-l5
humane I'm and honorable work
n%l 'ue secretary transmit a copy Of ts tl0-
the United States '''N
IL having been announced that the Rev. Dr. jane
"HS, ohe oI the Vice Presidents of this Society, a
large and constant contributor TO its funds LEt
departed this life, it was
hesoerea, That the Board of Managers record che
ueeP sense they have of the worth OF Dr, gao"wa-.
"s G CHRISTIAN Minister, who eNc"ted h's l1Nae'.2
ana employed his wealth in advancing Jhe cause OK
piety and philanthropy.
The Street Commissioner of New York City. an
nounces DEFICIENCIES in payments by the collectors of
| assessments, amounting to S22I ,l02.29.
A movement is being made in Easton Talbot
county, for the purchase of apparatus aud the 0J-
ganizaton of a fire company.
The Democratic Congressional Convention Of the
Twenty-secOnd district of Pennsylvania met and
passed resolution declaring that it was inexTcd'-
ent to nominate candidate for Congress.
The models for the bronze doors for the Capitol,
| by Rogers, left Rome for Munich on the 3lst
July, where they are to be cast.
Some of the citizens of Dauphin county, Pa, are
turning their attention to the cultivation OF t.
| baeco.
Henry W. Bowyer, of Fincastle. va, @ Nh2 slos I'
James Mcdowell for sedueing his daughter, has
been acquitted.
The Charleston Ne,cs says that cargo os I,oO0
bushels new crop rice reached that city on 9a'U'
day.
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ZIP EN

RRsGGNATtoN.-Sergeat Joseph Rosenberrv, Of the
Southern Police District, has resigned his position
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01
The Heated Tenn.

DEATHS ffoM HNCESSNE HEAT.
me weather Moderate enough yesterday, the mer
curry nc, bers higher any time thsa IS deg which
is quite toersblc compared with what has been The
following the deaths reported nj The coroner's
Office nom the heat There no doubt but that some o.
these css,s should be ~, down W spopleu--
Jehn MARI was found lnsersble In Sxtecuth street.
near nr, avenue, and taken home BY the ngs,ecnih ward
Joer rcMspus, lsborer was found tn ssinIlsr con-
tiiion at The oc offsenit street and taken 70 Belle
vue Hcsrisi.
s savage, an suctiorccr doing business q, No. a
Broadway, wss prosueied BY the heat, and had 70 be
taxed boue n carriage.
found irstLsi0e on TIE Sidewalk In Franklin e and
sent 10 The New Y0k nogpial she about fly years
q age, ana,oad on srtd frcck and green bonnet
Thomas hcaze, u Sccschman, twenty seven yeNrs az
age, struck IN Ninth avenue, Twenty osrtb
tireot, ana cent 70 rc,svee Hospital.
man nan e. Isnucf vas found insepsible Ia Tenth
The following deaths lave occurred, aud nquosts
been held upon n G bodies
while at wc'k a. NE ron foundry N, SO Bs1k street.
swallowed clnss of Toe water and fell dead. he has
hioily residirg IN rttrsyivana
hmgnet Hammond died nom thc ELECTS OF the heat IN
Foity th street, tenth avenue. She vas n native
o. scO'isno, eyed thirty seven years.
Peter Pagan na'ivo Of Ireland thirty FIVE years OF
sse, died ~ NO lib West Twenty fourth street.
Jsmes Drtn Ireland 40 years Of sge, il9 East Twanty.
Jsmss Morrison el.td, forty Eve pears ofssc, thirty
Jsmcs elllso, lresnd thirty Eve years OF sso, 9ls
Eos, Thirteenth street
kaTss.t, Hs.ncns, scos,nd, thirty seven yesrs Of
cstheiin Hsrvey, Ireland thirty Eve years CT osc i2s
Gotrck street
Jctn:e lee negro, ror,y years age, No Catherine
lane.
NEAT IN CINCINNATI,
These were fourteen Of sun stroke three or when
proved fntsl, In Cincinnati, on the 9Th MI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

Lazy ONr HrNDRsp AID F0rRrEx~ YsAss
orr there n an old la1y nov hsipg In tho town Of
Hccrirg Grove, Orange county, by the name Of fana
Bccts she u one fu,drcd and fourteen years o5 and
yet " intelligent and active, and walks half mile 70
church every sabbath Shs was thirty tao yeas old
when the Declaration OF fulcpendeoce was made. We
believe that srs Brooks "a the ojeet person living
IN he United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01
An lno IGN ant Slave TrA.er.

HOW THINGS ARE MANAGED ON TUs COAST OF AFRICA
A GALL UPON THE yaIEHDs OF uuAANrrY-sUF-
PBsIN6s OF THg sLAveTRApsrs-wnY MN SNIP
PoR THE CCAsr-PRoFIrs OF TUs BRITISH OPT
GERS 0IN0s ON THE COAST LATELY, ETC, ETC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

Fuif PrIsoy IN fsDANA -rhsre are for hundred
cnd eeht eta IN the In ilsra state Pr-nu. the var
sen ends very difsuh 70 nd scccmmsdsou. tsr ali Of
ueu nvhb be nsces arg either 70 greatly enlarge the
IrSsgAl rris,l VI build o Dsw one,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01
Count Caisndrr-Ty,rs Day.

srrrrxx Co, nr-sfEou rskx.--Nos Use, ieO, ga
survMs Cot .-CrRccrr.--Nos 800, 26T pss 4ce $40,
SOL go ese ts7 81 1917 SAGA, ST. bl2, bes, 40, Ts6,
sos, $50, 90, 5is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

huLTrRAL CoLLrGs-Gov. King,
Hon. d N. Huntington, Hon. David
Do and other commissioners of
aession on the Goth nit. ia Syra-
Farding The contract for W. cree.
on il one about which the
rpised,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

HAVANA, June ~ 1870
Captain he RsrieYe Tsac,s fer Nesc Tat-He ir Gal
ranIy Claim his Brif>.
End NJ. NJ do Ia REVERE board Of tss steamer Ca
tawbA, Leaving Havana IN disgust He sxesrs Ms. hs
ansnced bride shall be his; that he vii pursue her
wherever sho may Re, but think thn he viii avoid ool
Blunt the ishor, whom be could hardly avoid sesrg
evtn here. Tue Captain hs orders or bs roa bot
he lett he h5te where BIZ wife sti resided ~
be lered iha he father had arrived and taken poasc
scn OF liz roons Tho money raised be put his own
pocket, snd uayee The proceeds. lie cso bore will
passport, and may Ssunse some cher csvcrg appel
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07
JOHN :. BEARD,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OFFERED AT


PRIVATE SALE
TNHE subscriber offers at private sale. Ger.
II tain lot or piece of land, situate in Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland coupiy,
about miles below Sunbury. bounded on the
west by the river Susquehanna, ON the south by
land OF George Seller. on the east by land OF
VIM. Kroh, and on the north by land of VIM.
r. Jones, cont aiming Acres and ls perches,
all OF which is cleared and in very high state
Of cultivation. The Northern Central Rail
Road passes through the tract, and is also
bound on the east by the Main Road leading
from Sunbrry TO Harrisburg, which together,
with the River upon the west and the fertility
of the soil makes it very pleasant and desira-
ble situation.
ALSO; another certain Tract of Land, situate
in said township, adjoining lands Of William
kroh, on the south, the heirs Of Robert and Ar
thur Auchmuty; on the east VIM. V. Silver
wood and public road on the north, and VIM
r. Iones on the west, containing 93 Acres lei
perches strict measure. about so acres of which
aIe cleared, and in high state of cultivation
and The residue most excellent land for cuItiva-
tion, bat is now covered with excellent timber.
and ii purchased soon, the purchaser can get a
large quantity of Railroad Ties on the same.
This tract is also well watered, having several
fine springs upon H. and every field can be wa
tered therebv. An indispuiable title will be given
and terms Of sale reasonable.
WILLIAM r. JONES.
Lower Augusta tp, January ., ls57.-f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07
DENTISTRY
GEORGE REM,

A NNOUNCES to the citizens of Sunbury and
IN vicinity, that he has opened an office in sun
bury. above n. ]. Wulverton's office opposite q.
Weaver's Hotel, where he is prepared to stPten
to all kinds Of work belonging to the profession,
in the latest and most improved style. All work
well done and warranted.
December Is, 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07
JONES' HOUSE,
WELLS COvERLY, Proprietor.
Cor. of Market Street & Market Square,

Cor. Of Market Street d Market Square,
nARRtsB G,PA.
rI,nis NEW AND ELEGANT HOTEL, recently
l. ted by the Messrs JONES, in arrisburg, Pa, hav
ing been leased for term of yeats by the undersigned he
takes this method of calling the attention of his former
patrons, and the travelling community, thereto
Having front VI one hundred and forty feet the
principal of the city, and Ffytwo Feet Front
Market Square, IL cnnn0t ia to prove attractive as wen
as inviting to strangers. l..
The Chambers are of fine size, well ventilated, and
lighted with Gas-a number with connecting dOors-ina
king them very desirable for families
The Halls warmed Throughout by Heotersj ana
every modern improvement, in ac has been udded that
may cduce to the safety, comfort and happiness OF the
guests.
Visitors ny, therefore, rest ed that the Jones
House, has been made perfect in all its appointments
that zach department has been placcd IN charge o txe-
rienccd and Competent pcrssibai in every particular
the system which has adopted by the Proprietor, will laf I'D
tO those who may make II their home, MS gret degree
~ the State. a
10 secure this desiIable result he las furnished the
Pubic and Private Private larlnrs, Chambers, Dining
Room &C., with entirely NEW FURNITURE; and also
arranged within the bud 9. fine B1rhers Silfi, oys-
ter Salpon, Dressing toou- Hot and Cold Baths U.s.
The Culinary Departnen aud Dining Room VIII receive
the especial attention of tie Proprietor which he trusts
will be sufficient guarante, that all tusies will I've suited
After returning his heartfelt thanks to his old rcld
and patrons for the generous patronage so long extehe'
to him ut the ''Coverly ouse and also to his rieid
and parnn at the "Culunba House, Cape lsand, duriut
the season Of 1861 he respectfully solicts continuance
| Of ii at the "JONES HOUSE" -
| WELLS CovERIY.
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