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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10
UFWc copy the following from the
Washington correspondence of the Rich
mond (Va) Wing:
40 O'clock FRIDAY.

"lO O'CLOCK FRIDAY.
The indications are rather favorable to the adop.
ton of the Fiscal Bank prop osed by the Secretary
Of the Treasury, with some notifications. The
conviction that scheme in all its parts please
every body, and that the best interests of the coun
try require the settlement, on permanent basis,
of the currency question, will contribute power
fully to its adoption This plan is not the first ia
vorite of any party-and on that account, think,
it stands better chance to command an al.suffi-
cient support. Compromise and Cancellation are
necessary to the success of any measure, and that
our friends fully perceive
The rumors you hear Of discord among the
Wings, are to be received with many grains of
allowance. A few restless spirits may feel tenn
porary disposition to fly from the helve, but they
will grow quiet by the waning of the moon. They
will find that they cannot, by that course, render
either service TO their country achieve honor for
themselves, and they will join their brother Wings
in perfecting the great reforms which the People
desire"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

A LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post o.
flee at Franklin Missouri, on the Ist day o.
July, 1S4l.
Allcorn James Hiager Jesse
Amick Miranda Harrison Juliet Ann
Burckhartt James r. Hughes Louisa l.. Miss
Bowmer Samuel S , Jewett Jackson
Buck John Key Mildred B.
Benson James II. Moore r. c.
Brown William T. Miller Adam
Brannin Thomas Pollock Cyrus
Burnsdes Alexander Peebly Mrs. E.
Bush Robert r. Parker Lemon
Burckhartt T. G. Quick Peter
Candle Jane Redman John c.
Clark Richard Scott William
Cropp DR.. H. H. Spencer Abraham
Ferguson M. Silman Albert
Gholson VIM L. StandeforI William
Gum Shepherd Slavin William
Guier Henry Tut Joseph A.
Henry Mrs. C. NJ. Thornton Peter
Hughes Joel w. Williams VIM. II.
Hardester Sarah Whitlock Frank
Hendron Wyatt Wolfskll John Doct.
Haines John Ware Lucy
Holley John Watts Peter B.
GEORGE CHAPMAN, P. NJ.
July 10th, lS4l. l7--3t.
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OF MISSOURI. J

COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON.
To ABinus w. Hunt and all Others phom it may
Concern.
TNHlS is TO notify you, that Novazemba John
Il son. has filed his petition in the Clerks office
of the Livingston Circuit Court, and State afore-
said, TO foreclose mortgage, which in said Pc
ition is alleged to have been executed by you, on
the eighteenth day of August, in the year of our
Lord 1910. The mortgaged property described
is Lot No. 2, in Block No. 81, lying in the town
of Chillicothe, county Of Livingston. and State
aforesaid The amount claimed to be due in said
petition on said mortgage, is one hundred and
forty dollars, one hundred of which, is alleged
to have been paid by said Johnson, as your secu-
rity TO one John c. Dram. The prayer in said Pc
tition is, that judgment may he rendered in favor
of said Johnson, for his debt, and the equity of
redemption foreclosed, and the mortgaged property
sold to satisfy the amount due; you are therefore
required to appear at the next August term the
Livingston Circuit Court, on the first day thereof,
to be begun, and held in the town of Chillicothe,
Livingston County. and State aforesaid, on the
second Monday in August, in the year of our Lord
lS4l, and plead to, or answer said petition, or
Judgment will be rendered against you BY default.
1t is therefore ordered that the foregoing be pub
lished in some newspaper in this State, six weeks
successfully, the last insertion at least four weeks
before the day on which the party is required to
appear Attest.
TIL. =. BRYAN, Clerk.
May Goth, 1911. ll-6w.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10
From The Editorial column.

"Mr. Clays tactics have always been peculiar,
and often very unfortunate.
Since the last war, he has maintained sort of
an opposition to every administration, except Mr..
Adams, of which he was part. He generally
addresses himself to the interests of particular
cl,ques, not to the broad principles or feelings of
the great masses--hence, in the long run, he fails
to succeed in his views.
This peculiar policy of Mr.. Cluy's is fully de-
veloped at the present session. From 1Sl4-l5, he
raised the cry in favor of the manufacturing CAPT
talists, whose influence he thought was paramount
in the country--that was failure Now he seeks
to weld the energies Of the monied cliqueS, the
inancers, and spectators, who want to get bac k
the times of 1886 oy the action of Congress. On
the contrary, President Tyler plants himself prn-
cipay upon certain old established principles, once
belonging exclusively to the old Jefferson party.
and seems TO trust himself reluctantly to appeals
of the monied manufacturing cliqueS. The tenden-
cy of Mr. Webster and ma oriy of the rest of the
Cabinet, seems to De similar to that Of Mr.. Tyler's.
In 1Sl5-16, Mr.. Webster avowed similar princi-
pies, in reference to the currency and it is rather
odd, but not surprising, that old Virginia and old
Massachusetts, should come together, on almost
the same ground, in the year ls4l."
If such as to be the team, we congratu-
late the new States that the distinguished
gentlemen alluded to are as well agreed in
relation to the Land System, and are as
justly and favorably disposed toward their
interests as the distinguished conservative
from New York, sketch of whose speech
we published in our last. He must be
Vice President Jet who will be President
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10
New Goods.

ID ICHARD II. LAW respectfully informs his
IL old friends that he has just returned from
Philadelphia, New York, and Boston, with COM
plete assortment of Merchandise, consisting of
Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, and Dye Stufs, which he will sell
on the most reasonable teens and usual credit he
solicits continuance of their tavors and trusts they
will call and examine for themselves.
Fayette, May 8, l54l. en-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

J. BURNETT,
J. C. WRIGHT,
TIL. D. CARNEAL,
CHAS. S. GARRISON,
EDW. WOODRUFF,
RUFUS HODGES,
l.. WHITMAN,
A. DUDLEY,
D. A. POWELL,
A. Nc ALpIN,
JOHN REEVES.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10
Figured Silks.

~ PIECES Black and Blue Black plain and fig.
III ured silks.
10 do Plain and Figured Fancy Silks.
IL do Muslin de Lain.
6 do Painted Lawn.
do Black Bumbazine.
30 do Silk Pocket Handkerchets, for sale
by RICHARD H. LAW.
Mays, 1S4l. 6m.
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LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post OF
flee at Franklin Missouri on the Ist day of
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

TIGARS--Spanish, Melee and Common, for
~ sa e by B. SMITH.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

WTlNDO" BLINDS--A lot of green window
w blinds, for sale by B. SMITH.
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r1~CumnbeIJ x NacElr,,ti Attorneys and Cot


Rcrsn rn, chi!rcn AIR Samuel Pcoley Ms Madeline Wlsha
WIN. W,vhmla. A. WIehtnin n wilson IT, j. oodsl IT, T.
Il.or portas Jasper ars J,re Cars john H. car
SiAney Carsl! Elizabeth Lce'h A. O. T. James = Fr"'ier NJ ~
Cirilnn, Johu Green and 81 IN the storage
In III. ship Gladiator oudouh Harriet Hall Elizabeth
Clark Theodore Clark T. Kennedy. e. Remedy. H. Gifts VI 4
Chns r. Il Gu,ey Sirobal L. Constantine \ lefie L. Lcrc
f. : Jones III. q. kriIirn
la the IMP Chandler Price from TeseMr. Ambrose pyen-
port. and child
la the Bari Euccus Vcrs Cux.Mr l. f. iisrs"us lady
children Miss FricucrO- Dir. Herring, Mr. Wilson
jose l., Madrid YC Mas, MIR lava Capt Thomas Marn lady
anI secnn Allegro X r. VI Mudon, Mr. Miller MIR Saunlof
NJ Sasustequi. aud : III The Storage
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josiah RlchsrI>, Auetfone-r
BY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PlATT.

MONDAY Anrn., n

MDNpAf, August 81
THIRTY FcrRru NEwSoRH TRApE SALgThe uext regular
Trade Sale OF Books, Stationery Pspe P,
the Ok trade viii ah
Augu.: syeeaby the regulations IL val
under Of he tralS
and conditions heretofore.
StaiioneryTbc sale OF Stationery i commence hosiSy Sh
of August, half past o'clock. The catalogue embraces cc
variety Of ank and full bound Rus heep Pspe
ul Pens. variety; Pencils Pencil Cases haive
Razo.s valuable invoice of imported tonefy
PA, ae Card>-Reyusd ine palace Paying Cards an Ciehors
PLAYING Cords. -,
lax, valuable Arnold Writing Fluid; PhGaS lax
sls.k. blue and red
Wsr Coor,n 2vcice of Bos,on superior Wser Color &c
Leather valuable RooSB'ndtrs Leather
TUESDAY. August 81 snd iollo"tis da6<
Boos-The .alc OF the De cousaucei Tuesday
morning 3I,t August II o'clock. and continued nom d ty
nnl Old an mo order caaogae Calosuc. ", now r-al-
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D~ie0

city August - Margaret Jane, youngest daughter OF the
late Cyrus " IL nonls and - days
Ia tas c,ty, August =, John Mctre.or, aged 6V
ln thIs city, August - Thailc1> f!Eu. aged 81
la ms city, Augu,t - james Whalcy aged 81
Ia thlS city August West aged 81 years and day
aged
AZ Ne" Orleans August Joshua Town Salem Mass aged -
oh1-r of ship Talbot,
in h's oy Ausg,te Mary P only daughter OF 7 P aud NJ
Tealc. aged mouths Nnd > iay>
AFTERNOON at o,l,rt from M I6 Chanel street
In This city August - o'clock NJ after an illness than
n. wears Anthony Batter aged ~ yests months and -
TIE reh> OF NJ Ster John Butler John But
Ter IT, are rrspeeuS'iy Hyi'e
al o'clock without further nyiaton
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IN =. DR.ArES, 81.
Storc 81 HlHiam-ssreef, co'"sr or Pines

TUESDAY, Aacu>t3l 1t 70 o'clock \. VI
80 packages lri,. Scotch sad AGercan Nry Goods
landed comprising Fi Goods Forms
months for approved endorsed Catalogues sample
morning CT sale.
THURSDAY Septrnbor ). 10 o'clock.
French Good>-sO cac> French Goods, Of m3ora1 or
amoe shch desirable
Term. months, for approves cnjorss uoto>.
cnllnY,r, and .amn ON n,rr a.,
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HEIR. O YE OF LITTLE FAITH I

or an but the pialn
ofTriia ~ Commaa Sense with regard 10
PEASE'S HOEEHOUND CANDY
which compounded the ard autary
The subscribers that the Of iis unnvieo
medical ooncctou exc'cd and msce snd
e misrepresentation and deraction To DO with tn
thereof aud ieicace Of er rpu they beg leave
o submit the pHiic
FEW PLAIN FACTS AND REASONS.
II pretended Pear lloT-h0uni Cacdy universal
pannceu all il thai flesh herr any li, had
een could be traced to It's here ms-; be .o justice
calling humhus hut such thing Ia ever been 1t sad
aud truly, that feise', HOreholnd Caady
CURE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS,
aud cninen;y successful al Pulmonary Complaints That
~ proved " evidence OF more than
THREE THOUSAND CERTIFICATES,
rom derived benefit from Pco Candy and the
list whereof would published herewith did The limit Of
paper allow ANY person who doubts te their
h,ad "fiii e, by ealing
NJ. IL DIVISION STREET
the unsolicited testimonials. Members
Of Congress aud Of the State legislature ycns s standing
agd MINISTERS the Gospel. # such unbcmhcd repu aon
wOHd Relieve tc neither would lac biie,e though
should from tie The virtues OF Peasr li'rehound
Candy Then, may be considered proved by hunmn testimony
invaluable remedy.
" gcnsioe unless package signed Psae & Son,
- Division he obtained wholesale aud retail.
j. ~ letters be postpaid
Ace~rs-Eilys Fulton Brooklyn; puval - Broad i.
NNt. ~ Nss Haven, Conn; eing. No >taio->i
Boston by the respectable and druggists IN the
GusiJ IL
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Commercial and Money Matters.


rather better prices obtained for stocks and
M oup, Of business L. $ Bank improved per
pam, Rnk i; Cant,n Co / Mohawk Harlem : Delaware
,op fell oil t, Farmers Tru,, q Ohio Life and Trust Nek'
hy VS., offered al q and sold at 81.
The operations State Stocks were very limited
ooo, t,i.ns Pond. .......... .Ai0ds.. -
specie reported by the bark Eugenia from Vera Cruz
The National the million dollars needed by the
id States bssn obiaacd 81 cent interest
EyoSaageFor The Rates are az
f.s,ts ~ Exch
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Original
CAsss TAILORING EsTt3s.IsIMENT.



At THE NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
ii2 'uton->t Broadway.
attention of friends AR The public TO
large and OF upsine CLOTH, Cashmere
and ve,tnr Suitable for and fall centemen
riy;ng in the city caa be furnished Nth full u hour
saving Of at least per from Broadway prices
Sire, punctuaty observed in filing orders
Cash on delivery, and abatement II prices
PSThe cutting department under the upruiendenee of
Mr. NJ Gaylord whose well aPprecnted by
fashionable public to any Particular attention paid
to cutting pants, auai If &c. hoolh Agent.
n:,Y t:aVos, DEY GOODS! DRY GOODS
~ SUTTON RUMBLE wish LforE their customers and e
sdes city general that they nos purchasing their Fail
supply Goods they hall be Of te best N les and At
she ose prices They black aud blue hseS SIX. black blue
black aed eolored Chaes black Bombazines Gag
hm and Prints English Welsh Flnuel- black and eolored
Menocs Irish Linens Shectns- Table Cloths and Diapers
large assortment o. Drawer Hosiery snd Glove Linen Cam
bc with splendid variety Of Bonnet RIB
bon, and Neck Ribbons articles IN the line purchased
II Auction and FOR sale 4 very small advance
SUTTON < RUMBLE, IL Spring i cor Of sullivan
B-No deception pracet ;hls store and no arilon IL
ptce a"-
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GlnrrirN

In ti, c,v Charles T. Frecm To Mary dc A'it
At Hartford - K H. Daua Jr 10 Sarah daughter q" lie
laIo William Watson, E"l. -,
Al ST Ahan VI 10 Warren H. Marsh Of Rraiit"o TO
Anu Augusta Burgess, OF tse former pisoe.
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GRIDLEY'S SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
u. Az nruanI-f uaXara y Y

From Dr. Ayres, Druggl,t, Havana, y. Y.
have .ot Grdys valuable Salt Rbeum Ointment for
past has been warranted in all believe
have been exceed three or iour OF It's n m %
gold. SeaId Head ana Of lang
standing vsge eecualy cured BY the use Of bf'e
years con,ider Gyaaabc remedy for cuiane"aH
diseases generally tken thu pl.c Of all other remedies 30 thS
r,esss. "a oonnl,y;tv and dsmIpd SlLiS c. AYERS.
afflicted Rheum, Scad Head sef9in'oi' ''
will above safe certainr and hnal cu,f-
Warranted o all cases oil sax i.n,' ~ 49,
Head or the money refunded Price 81 cent. per bo. ~
For ae by WI BURGER Druggist - C9uran1-' 1n- 1ut
S,TATE Or SEw-YoRK-IN CHAN Crkf-',Iil.t" i"k1 '"'
Cor. m. Trustee IL Eomd,d "i!.'' an.i
p. uant IN ODD Of this Cg1 al " w.
a,.s be,,ino d. h- 24h August ISli ~" i '-
~ the ,Dber oe ~
Agction,sr.) Al the ,rt'ha H'a'ihesf - u
civ Ne JGesi9y .;,..ts ~
on o tn.t day, r ~ fSesY known ssd
'"-n 10y If GeOyr Ripeys. Esq called the Gas
nap 81 "a City the month of MAY
arm thirty h'e Ole Re-
hou CIR and County N~Y the first Fbrtry.
te "a .yt 'hityf hun
n - hunlrda eighty (e6J hundred
the tnh side Il Thirty Seventh fe ~
I L bel hundred each ide snd t"r ~
e 10 aud tog her with I'll nd 'ngai' IN
aud appurtenncs, thrI enntn Longing o " '
viz appsrainng D,tSd w-York, q, 1871 o.,
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Mastery ~ 10 I IS,,
aasO 24wleI 4z''o'7us''
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HARDWARE AND WOOD WARE.
wSyJausSoS, 2j5 s. 25J; Greenwich-.t.

rITCHEN FURNITURE al. liz sariies, consisting of Hart
ware wOo4aae Tnware and wlOw-Sare kept constantly
HAND qualities very los prices to s'' the ne
would purchase articles OF the above kn6 VIII md
TO their advantage by calling before purchasing elsewhere
ana in,. w. J. JAMESON.
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SPLENDID DRY GOODS,
NEW And CHEAP.

rrJW ~ ~ BARKER, 2-l Grand-sL take this method
oinng aud the public generally that they
have t package, fIsonahe cheap
goods ey opened prepared sell al very
lev ices.
- pieces blk stripe and figured dc Ar9ue
Is DO. IIel.euue six. light aud dark coor,;
rich Chsune silks, assorted coors;
10 do. very CHI brocaLe SilAs, style;
- do. rr- e vefy superior quality;
20 do gro il. New York and gro Perse, very richi
80 do je, AMI blue blk. gro de Swiss very heavy
10 DO. gro de Rhine and Italian silks, high lustrei
10 do Jet and blue Italian. 81, i, h aal heavy;
$50 DO rcn Sgd stripe chaugeable and plain black blue blk
coored comprising extensive assortment ever
TAGTEONIs * BOnE2ZINEs.
100 pcs color small gL Tgloni cheune patterns
50 pcs Jet blue blk bonbsziue 70 drherea qualities
DE LANES 81 CstALLIEs.
pcs a.t imported plaza gd a stripe and c0lore1 grounds
very desirable.
10 pcs saxoay de lanes double width, from s. 20 Is Cd
MERENOEs.
80 pc French blk invisible brO~n AID light cOors
lOs pcs English, desirabe coOrs low
so pc new style, coId ground, handsomely figured.
FI4ANNEEs-
80 pcs red white yeoa green black Welsh and English Flan
nei- cheap and warranted : shrink.
PRINTS.
French and English l. 81 splendid stock.
Is cases Merrnac& and Fall River 3d. Sd 100, and l..
suEETISGs AND SMI4TISCs.
10 long Hamilton, atam aad York mall Mustn't 3D. 3D.
l0d, l., and lad
Is bslcs Shee,nr, Cd, sd l0d.
Fannie, FISHING supplied wish Goods for the Fail aud Win
BY purchasing establishment
| that they will save p per
Coed. esly all who ~ll with call sri,
eu3 w
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MISS UNDEREIELL's SCHOOLFOR.YOUN
VI LADIES' No 266 East Broadway. will Monday
September where all the branches OF thorough English Edrca
ton will he taught Terms and upon which the School
conducted made known application. sua0 ct
MRS. EURROWS's SEMINARY. ai3 iiudscn-,t
Va will reopen Monday. September 9th. Terms references
C may be obtained on Application. au3o ct
COMmERCgAS4 ED.fCiTTON.-Theu undersigned ~i
- receive on the 1t Sepeh class Of young gentlemen
whom during daily Of four hours he viii devote ms eS-
elusive attention They S be Instructed the principles and prac
tce VI Bookkeeping Commercial Arithmetic embracing tae most
ready calculations Interest ychsnge and EQUATION OF Payment
aud every pains viii be the attainment ." tree bust
ness hand writing.
performed by eIa. the arrangement Of
MI ei.hace large acsouat Of the details OF business =
student III continually charge Of full set ef account
books Appic.iou received lie Room - Brad i" ~
Teacher Of Merchants Accounts AID Wriag.
jest published ale Al she ooIas a. above Iones Priac-
nile. and Practice Of 30 k-keepne.
j. the work Of one sho has had much experience both
, end teacher Of :-.ping The plan that
mi il lad The STUDENT full and thorough kn>wei:s Of the
important pcpl-s efthe art leaves HIM Al liberty practice
~ m. n, 10 the detail. SUCH .hal best
unit Ane who has sufficient comprehension rra-p
,,,r1e. Of a .pI,ect easily understand this beck.
n3u b y. Y Jour. Com.
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change W. quote

4 third week N August Iol' oco -
For the sulict ISiU 80
Exec "a favor of Dill Si'''' 90
The nal Bunk Albany has declared dividend Of four per cent
for the months
N.riation IRE pending Treasury Department aud
the g,u of seotins the Government deposits
II sd that app",cd by the n'ed State. Bank to
c enough TO pay debts due Philadelphia Banks have
TIM. FAR collected something mere than 100000
The clam Mr. Bddc whch the suit comme"ced
h. the United State, SlOsOOoJ 1t has been reduced
to>2i.00O
Tin, Augusta Chronicle says The Rail oad bills sold by Nessr
Russell Hutchinson tho principal Bank at Aihen' aud
bouph, ninety specie. 1hr City Council notes sold
brought the sane.
We learn Cincinnati Republican that the citizens Of An
dron Township ONO requested and odrised the
Of the Hamilton County Bank wind that aud depart
from the place possible.
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NiHIO'S EARs,EN


L HIS EVENING, NucI 30. l>tL BENEFIT MR.
MR. and MISS WELLS viii appear varrt, Of pu.s..
MIR TlMM the celebrated Pianist >.uo RIBNS MI aprear
This wli an G, rrtr,
After Aeh ~ he presented first here
ANIMAL. MAGNETISM.
Amer the burIe,ta an OIIO OF SONG AND DANCE, Spanish
b. Sgnor Ribl> accompanied Or Mr. Tmm ON
Piano Comic Sosg by Mr. Chapman Pas >yrea by NJ Miss
Wells
An nerms,ou Of hslf the romer.,
the Grand Saloon winch SpleGdd Orchestra
been erected designed represent TEMPLE OF APOLLO
NUSARD The anequaled Band led by the celebrated . Thomas
viii play sever. Nalse> id Cusdrllas
The whole co-clule with the buea ballet Of The MOUNTAIN
>NLPii. with scenery, dresses sc.
Tickets titiy Cents aua
CASTLE POINT * TEE EINSEaN FIELDS
put coNpee order, and having been much improved
The cool and .hi wak winding Tor
distance the banks OF the majestic Hudson offer psmt
and pHvemeut the
and beautiful prospect embracing
noble bay dotted With Islands. aud enNencd with vessels gliding
md the distant hum of its busy mhabttn while the rve wmcn
sails the distance beyond the palisades pro-
altogether lovely 5eyond description and of H. ku
uncguaed.
B ~ opened and we'll shaded walk protected from
of grove of noble OAKS, may descend
minutes Coonnsde where ON moderate furnished
5oai, nortably with aud leave
Barclay and Canarsets few mnntcthe trrrGe hereto
fore Ct In other Of the world porAs ch
easily obtained and at rNng expense out In
--@~s = LAST GRAND EXCURSION 20 ITO
49, Fishing Banks nls The large and eommoi'
steamboat SUPERIOR, CAPT Could viii
Tuesday August 3l, Leave the pier foot oChimbcrer,.
at o'clock Sptingsect
Battery past Mkestrec Q, and Catherine
Ferry BROOKLYN O'clock proceed tine Fishing Bank.
stopping Fort IIamilt each way. celebrated Band engaged
the company during the Excursion BAIT furnished free
Fare the 81 Refreshments Of the first quality
furnished on board Extra aH'O
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New-Nork Markets

ArsNo change Sales a, s. Poo and Pearls Some Hold
rdem,nd 81! The stock Of Pots OS bbS; Pearls l1'' bb
Receipt, from opuug Of navsatio" to ss August @s' 'b
CarroxFa b ,inc at reduction the prices before the
rival o the steamer.
FtsvRMn,kr rather quiet Arrivals large Dali at s. - for
ro III GOA - Oa,; 81 Country southern fresh ST ~
GRAlxvery little market Sales Northern Corn Soc aud Je
sew ec southern Rye Northern Oats 10 Sic No South
ern common Oats at market
NJ Particular Notice.--Ihose persons having iurG
urc or ,nv desc rpton dispose Of who are hreaRE ~
@ keepine will fud ready suo for portion all OF lr
g ~ sending address, calling The subscriber
o ",,I, - N'' = COTTON l97 Chaham-sQua,c.
~ Campbell II tscElra,h, Attorneys and u'sellcrs at
las. and Wull, Master Clauccry, MAJ lr cor
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