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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-06-18

newspapers and pamphlets sent bymail,
enclosing memoranda or other thingswith-
in them, understanding, dotting or pricking
letters or words and various other devices,
with the view to evade the payment of
legal postage, force upon the Postmaster
General the necessity Of directing me to
call the attention of Postmasters to the I'M
flinching discharge Of their duty in this
particular.
"The wrappers of all transient papers
and pamphlets, which have reached their
destination, should be removed, and The
papers examined. Those used in the man
ner above alluded to, as the vehicles of
communication, should be charged, on de-
livery, with letter postage; if refused or
not taken out, they should be returned to
the office where first mailed, and the Post
master, there, should invariably collect the
legal penalty of FIVE DOLLARS, of the per-
son who committed the offence. Such
papers should be stamped, when mailed,
and marked with the rate of postage.
"The Postmaster General cannot bring
himself to believe, that public sentiment,
when well informed, will fail to sustain
YOU in the faithful discharge of this duty,
|
"By the law Of 1885, any memorandum
in writing on newspaper or pamphlet,
subjects it to letter postage, and in the
opinion Of the Department any words,
however few, other than the name of the
person addressed, constitute 'memoran-
dunn within the meaning of the law"
What letters to printers may be .frdnked
6y PostniaSters.- Postmaster may en-
clase money in a letter to the publisher of
a newspaper to pay the subscription of a
third person, and frank the letter, if writ
ten or signed by himself, but if the letter
be signed by another person the postmaster
cannotsfrank it. But this is service not
required of him, and he may perform il
as matter of courtesy or decline1t, al
his option. Such letters should contain
only, and relate solely to the Transmission
of money from individual subscribers t
publishers of newspapers, and not the col
: lections of agents or others; and they
should not cover correspondence on any
other subject whatever.
, 7. Postage required on all Hana5iAs
Circulars, DC, sent TO PostmaSterS.-"1t j:
J the practice of many to address their
. handbills to Postmasters, by which means
they give them an extensive circulation
free of postage. This is an abuse which
must be corrected. In every instance
where you receive communication adj
dressed to you as Postmaster, which is o.
private character, and designed to pro
mote private interest, with an evident in
tention of giving circulation to it without
paying postage, you will return the same
to the person who sent it, under a new
envelope, with the charge of letter post
, age endorsed"
8. Forparding Letters.-"Orders tc
forward letters should be in writing, ans
f filed by you. This direction applies in al
f cases, be the distance small or great"
e 0. "Postmasters, Clerks, and Assistant.
:, are by law exempt from Militia duty, OIL
i from any fine or penalty for neglect there.
lof"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-06-18

The Fayette Clique must feel "streaked
indeed. Defeated in their own county and
in the choice of members of Congress.
Yes, it is melancholy fact, that not one
of the nominees for Congress are favorites
of the Clique. When we first heard the
announcement of the grand result of the
great Convention, we first looked at Jack
son, then at Lowry, then thought Of Price
and then of the favorite quotation of Mr.
VIM. MNair, Esq. - ,-f.. ST.,
! o temporu! o r,oreSi
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-06-18
'Underwhich King, Be=onian? Soeuk or die.

Under which King, Be=onian? Speak or die.
The Loco Focos of Ohio are in not
very uncommon quandary: the two horns
of the dilemma being lhese-"Shal we be
Loco Focos in earnest, like Benton and the
New Era, or only skin deep, like Van Bu-
rem and the Albany August" The last Leg.
slature acted as if considerably in earnest;
but "the party" is on the back track in va
rious parts Of the State. We have already
chronicled the Conservative movement OF
Hon. Thomas l.. Hamer, Gen, Mcdowell
and several other prominent leaders of the
party. We notice that at meeting of the
party in Muskingum county, held at Zanes
vile on the 18th instant to take measures
for the reception of Mr.. Van Buren, on his
pilgrimage, the following significant reso
lutions were adopted:
Resolved, That we believe that specia
and party legislation is the principal caus,
of the embarrassment under which WI
now labor; and we hope soon to see tn,
time when party and party spirit viii
! be abandoned for the public good.
Resolved, That we do not consider tn
entire hard money doctrine, which is attemp
ted to be pushed upon the Democratic par
ty, and made an issue in the coming contes
by few reckless spirits, as conducive t
the interests of the country, or productiv
of party ascendancy.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-06-18
. LARGER STILL,

On coming into our office, the other
morning, we were surprised at the size of
radish which we found lying on the ia
bic, two feet in length and Weighing six
pounds. From whence it came or how It
got Into our office we cannot imagine, but
suppose lady sent it; we return her our
thanks, as well as those ladies who re-
Gently sent US those beautiful nosegays.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-06-18

THE STEAMSHIP PREsIDENT.--The Bos.
ton Advertiser of the LIST, contains let
ter from Havana, describing the wreck Of
a burnt vessel, seen on the Grand Banks
about the time the President was lost, and
the account of the wreck agrees with a
description of that vessel, thus justifying
the opinion that the President was lost
bv fire.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-06-18

. DWe are requested to state that Mr..
CADY, who has been nominate;: Tor tho.
Receivershipat this place, never asked nor
desired the place. A friend of Mr.. C.
at washington, upon the rejection of Mr..
BIRCH, took the responsibility of having
the nomination made. subject of course,
to the wish and pleasure of the nominee.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-06-18
"Come we disappointed

"Come We disappointed .
To the Fayette Clique-come and knee,
Earth hath no sorrows ii cannot heal"
As doctor Lowry observed, when DR..
Scott and Mr.. Bouldin had finished their
Kilkenny fight ..,I
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-06-18

Nice, virtuous and handsome young men
are always great favortes with tho young
ladies,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

Coz. Johnson IN The FIELD-We learn 'na'
the old hero was invited from New Apa''! 70
Charleston Indiana, where he was receNeu VI, ','o
.,th hv about FIVE thousand persons on 'he ,rh ne
,5s,,cd Salem. in the Democratic county oil Nash-
ios,.n and WAS received by all immense concourse,
sa5J n be n larger number than were al
Ne,y Albany. and not short Of ten thousand. lhere
,,er. NJ least two thousand ladies present C",o'
mel Johnson will hardly have a competitor IN the
Hoossr State. heh'u0A! 'o0
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

u We very much admire the c'urch-warden
,,,ss who went TO church. for the first time IN hcr
life. when her husband was church warden; a'd
being somewhat late the congregation were get
ting up from their knees at the time she entered
and she said with a swsctv condescendng smile,
" Pray keep your seats ladies and gentemen
,b;nk no more OF mysef now than did before.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

RFPlscs New Englander on q region ot rock
,,;,bou, earth or water, our labor shall drill the
Solid stone. and. like the staff of the prophet let
out the gushing stream. Our perseverance, ,na'l ,
,.oa, ,ho aint INTO small dust. and cover the whole
.orCacc with soil The dew.. and the ram ana +,
the sunshine of Heaven, the only creatures oi no"
eft by YOU in smi,y with U.s. shall give to our new
earth moisture and fertility; and labor ana ''oa
blessing shall cover the whole region with verdsre
with plants and trees. with corn helds ana gar
l.n. ,a.,,rs. and meadows. T. Burgess.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
VOL. IL. NO. 50.
THE BosToS MiscELLlsY OF LITfgsTURr AND FASHION
Monthly a pp. evo) August. isi2 Bradbury ssdeh
Co Boston. and i1 ksssanstreet, New-iOrk

THE BosToS MISCELLANY OF LITERsTURr AND FASHION.
monthly, a pp. evo.) August, 1872 Bradbury ssden
Co Boston, and lD Nsssan-street, Newfofk
This is most excellent number of an excellent
work Its first two papers are The Old English
Dramatis,. by Jane. X. Lowell, and Scenes in
Goethe's Faust. by Hon Alex. II. Everett. Bur
tons Anatomy of Melancholy by W. A. Jones.
Men and Things by Evert A. DuyckincA, are
right good reading so is Sympathy and Ahtipa-
thy,' bv ". w. Story AN Evening in Summer
by c. G. Eastman, is very fair verse. Tho work
i. prefaced by view Of Bunker H!ll Monument,
which is fair; eight miniature heads which are
capital, and Fashion-Plat which is dete.table.
Price only 81 cents.
LrrrLr Cois Mucp c.Rr How Poor People Live. Tale
for Young Persons: BY MARY H0wiTT. q vol lSmo.
PIP. l73) ID. Appleton Co.
This is one of a class OF books which we arc
happy to find growing daily more abundant aid
popular-namely, brief nsrrations sf the ways and
vici--itudes of everyday life calculated to teach
AL how to live, to improve, and to ENJOY. The
fact that MARY HowIrT wrote the book will su-
ficicntly commend j, to the young readers
TRpurl FOR PUPILS, designed Tor Sabbath Schools By
Miss ANS PAGE, Author Of The Victim 81 Indulgence
(II3 pp. ls MOI PrOvl1ehcs burnett hsg.
We consider this little work better intended than
executed. |, contains however, some good pieces,
especially calculated for Sunday School Exhb-
tions.
" The LADys World oF FASHION for Au-
gust contains appropriate review OF Miss Hoop
er's Poems. with original articles by Mrs. ,. j.
Peirson, Ellen Ashton, Mrs. J. w Mercur and
other popular writer's. There is rather too much
Fashion Plate about it.
o. The Schoomaster i, evidently abroad in
Brookyn-but he ought TO hasten home as soon
as possible friend assures u. that the follow
Ing is rsrbatim copy CT al official notice just
posted by the new Loco Mayor of that excellent
city, viz:
"Nouce
"A persons Are strictly for hidden to respAs Upon the
Cometeey ground nicreir, with The icces.
the keeper Mr Wsstovsr VIII CIV. prem sion ~ snc -
May de.re Enter tho grounds. Dated July 2nd 1917
Hen & Murphy Mayor"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

NusrARp-Many careful housewives IN New
F,glsnd save the seed of the common brown mus
,srd that grow. about their dwellings, which,
cracked in a mortar or ground in g hand'"ili'
when wanted for use. forms a punsent sauce IL
.o,ts nothing. and is aID.0st equal to the isrnou.
French preparation small pot Of which Is , sold
bere for scycnty-Gve cents. The Mis.issippians,
,.. zoe. have determined to rePudia;c the heniuc-
ky mustard. which is better article than The Eng
lsh. but rot equal TO the German, and mean hence
forth IN make their own lad, has cent the
e1itor Of the hatcher Free Trader lew pounds
Of her own getting up, a. sample, and they pro.
nonnce il of rxcellcn, flavor IL has hi'her'o 'os'
Mississippi 5000 year to supply. her mu''a'.''
not from Kentucky; bat this uibu'eis no longer u
he paid. We 20 for the domestic manufacture
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
nORKFRTES PREVENTED at tri.

u Il III Nv "
IL fling F,pense-The numerous burglares conmu.u
m ~ cit, of late should warn hpusekeepers anu ote "
rs nm. r fate ieery end other valuables A. much -
be AGA pSt th~yc, The Subscriber la, on ,and az
a..orfnrnt OF secondhand Iron Chess and boAe>' WIN
800 M - .tatial lock-. which cannot De- -asiy forced or
~, krd glch he vii sell al les than on- bali th-r or =
-, ro.f having received them al their real value 10 pay
NJ, - Wilde. Patent >-ismauter safes, VII c are noN
geueraly admitted he the ID sa.., which can sue
r..Silllv f...f intense Ieat
-, wiIseris atmau-er SAFES, or cheap second hand
rer Chest ma ars al Tie >alamaLsr >ae AMI Ion Sh.si
.-o, C. HFRRiN"
stolt ol No. lj9 Waerst-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
PLEASURE GARDEN

This splendid Garden situated on the bank, OF the
uarIrr- River one OF h- deghul spots an the VI
cnity OF New York: abouudP in all kinds OF shruioery
Plant. and Flower, OF the finest and rarest kinds; Pons
hled with Gold and silver Fish, whose sportv~ playful
ue,, the surface o the water adds much Interest 10 NE
scene while the s.rpeHtne Walhs shaded by Golden VII
lows offer irresistible attractions tor rural ramb'e.
An extensive and elegant Awning has been erected, and
suitable Grounds have been laid out for Military Comma
mics 20 practice Target Firing. -..s OF Flowers for
II Gold and Silver Fish anAv"l9l2 al SIN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

IT Absurd images are sometimes irresistible.
I viii mention two. An elephant IN coach office.
grsvsy coming 10 have his trunk booked mer-
maid aver "a hsh-ket,le, cooking her own tail.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
I AW REPORTER for July. l,42.-

II 4 WLTT-.NfI
IA Nas.su-.r~,tt y Y and l0 >ChoOi-,t, Boston
The l. Reporter s published SIMULTANEOUSLY ~ bo',Sh
ant y . Nork 81 tie f OF every month"; n roy octave
torn OF 90 pages II the - price OF Three Doar per ~
num- II has established iuur wears an4 eoN, an cN-
isve ,ton II contain, tAe Icc0us % all Tie most
important decided n the lted STATES a. .n ?, pos,
s-lc they lcl,vrrri Mfny otihem "nE i- >ii-
o t. mot important Eng si and Anrucan liep'fts TO-
geier vi.h al legal INTEL -eace oi lnie ie, N Addition
Massachusetts New Nora. Maine and Connecticut and
these viii b. extended % other STATES, 1osd Tie expense
be warranted Ni- u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
Premium Pens.-A Silver

v.s,l ~. awarded J. Hayden iur h. " very Up
- b., H.. American Institute al IT. last Par. 10
C;oyrrunrnt have gwen them ~ 1890 I'll ~, no
a. p The have "a, obtained the Aghesi rspUia-
, ard arc not surpassed eluaer by any 90 nr country
Tt ,de are ,.ppl the ManuiactlIer, prces Dy e
agents - ;. d u ~ =. - y .,,',,,,i,,.g-horss Iuk
Agrh's 49, '"' -'i'' my9 #
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
. Nv CFVTIENAN intending to build

~ would do Vel 10 pas along The street and uinN -
- =. 10 t- cts.saGes and enquire = by the u0fa :
~ - rzsrv; then exsinue the mortar under the coping
,r1 area and cellar WAYS ana % b. should hnl d. - -
s,-1o-y tnen Inserted 10 b. spechr1uon im'na,
- tut n he would have the mortar remain hfui ~
-,f -a.ns ind and weather. 1T his archis ~ >et -
,.-,fr.fon Hydoalc Lime. phich a vet never ha> -
oa - either rot or wash Of any BRICK or s'nhs on -
v .tpat On bowey.r exposed. PIiee 81 pr Roi; iot
.,le q, The corner Of Troy and we,,-siS Je4luI III
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
CrLENDlDDIsCoyERIi.Y,. ,.,,l for LEAEN- ! AZ !,

y ING TO PAINT AND DRAW FRoM NhIt nj
The9rk, of rarner~ executed accord ~ 10 IL "" ~
NAV he sen al No 81 Br0ad~ay, near r AHsi,an h9s.
Mon, VICTOR FsNE1TE viii give ic,sons 10 tls G ~ ulI
i,l oi reYt MONTH The time of b. departure io france
Al rhr.r nea DISCOVERIES % tie rJa h-r or * may he
l.srne in "A Lour.or the low prce OF t"o doH's-,'f
earb NV Lud pavabr after the lesson. AmairuN rio
49, s,.o tt. 6 ot tie pupils convinced hat thesr
r "a 4 >ro.er r. useful t0 sIl.ts well a, for those Who
g. d, b a. bcb drawing from usur~ may be Hlade The
s,ceI,nre o he .vst-m i d, Impossible 10 explain one
.s.ou should be taken pupil should Oe seen ~ "h
f1lly Ia uuifrstand H. w LIl
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

II To Printers.-A Printing otce suitable Tor
.sc,,,r .ook aud job work incl dung presses, type
~ ~ sI,le nj bargain in this nv. The location - ex-
sl,n. and the snlIre not over $50 Payment may
bs made n wsrk. Address Box 10 rAiA ro'''o"ss
iyll IN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
DNTANGLED ACCOUNTS.-T Thomas

II Jones. tccsuntrnt 1873 Broadway, opposite John Il
nudruaks 10 arrange and adjust accounts OF every dt
ton To those who have no been able to 1r'' >uple
and eav method of condJctng lb, department. te a'ri
ter " th the confidence derived from much rkp'I'h''
,-ffy offer, his assistance iu suggesting such iornh n
account book. a, ar- best adapted % prcuar routine
"a rege.f.d ,c.or1p he, pledge, ha .rlf % eject IN al
ra.ss au eruiiahle ard ndr pufahle adjustment
Pub ,aed and tor sa" by tie author y ats1't f
The tea book The lead ~ Academic in,i auu' %, ~
g. g. - - sr-otsJ IN Eygi,nd Prce 81 . myHit
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
WATER POWER TO LET in the
1.-TWO SAIL BOATS FOR SALE

TIE Henry Clay and General scott. each twenty
terf isth 1.sl srsuot exceeded ly any boats
o inr ra.s M ciy; fftet r superior Style and n hr,t
rate order Gan be Bishop SnoHsons ship yard,
foot 0f xtLsIreet Apply f0
e,n n e N >IMONSON. q Co.unhIa.street.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
AS OCIA T o n /;
Or. Principles of a True Organization Of soei'

II The Ed,torsGD If h' eolHnn is di'net fsm AHt 81
Tb. Tribune fd6rss letters, poHpaid, 10 A. bRisbASh'
n, ,sidrpce 76 T>onard-sfrsst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

This water used for scrouious bilious l'er or oows
complaints ind gesen and affections of the stomach, nc
Judging from the specimens We have tined " s also
pleasant drink. II pat up quart and pint DOue> anu
packed in boxes for transportation.
This water put up the most CAREFUL manner IN
quarts aud put and ke IN bose> ready TOY uanpoa'
ton 10 any distance. Orders must be add e>s,d to
~ AB. L ID. SANDS,
Drurri,ts Nos - and leo Futonsreei also sold by
Abraham B Sasds L Co., No ES BroadMN, corner OF
Chamb.r,,trect. David sands Co, No II East npsd-
N,v ..nrnrr u Mlrk.t- Street. lylI w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
E-- apEOPLE's LINE FOR AL

SslissE=1z BANY and Intermediate plaees-trcs the
foot OF COurtidndi-,t.
The NORTH AMERIC ACapt. VI. H. Truesiel, leave
Tuesday, and FRIDAY afternoons. AT o'cicct .
The COLUMBIA, Capt T. P. Nevberry, leaves Monday
and THURSDAY afternoons, al O'Clock.
For passage freight apply 10 r. T. schulu Nthe once
on w wharf. on board -
n q All kinds OF property taAea only at the risk OF the
sl sraof
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
,APEST HAT STORE IN


i TN I'm L0tIf 10 0tfNVn y WV ,I
II Npe Process taken at the r,omlS corner nivdu
NV and John.st in superior style, with all me uoerh
nnnovements without any regard TO the weaher ue IT,
,uli being always the same - -. 49,, o,,
Instruction. in the above beautiful art are give" ~ ~
naratus furnished al moderate prices =,
h. All the apparatus used IN the business may ., oo
a;oed NJ ihr above place Also every descrpson OF wilma
urr Cases Lenses Plsle. &c sc. Specimens may DC e"
nj lhe rnnms al any time during lhc DAY. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
DATHS. at Fulton Ferry.-The Brook

IL no 1T HTtVT 'IIy. " =
- lyn Salt Water Warm and Cold bafns are no" ogcn
for the season. Gentlemen and Ladle, can nave arm "'
Water Bath, all time. from A. VI nntii ~ r. VI h'
e. "a III bsv The exclusive o the ~ INNING i'ah Oh
Tuesdays and Fridays until p. VI Genenen W % 40
nrfe Al an other times. The water where te ban ) l
rr,,..e,i for purity in the Eas, or North Rivers
runnIug from o miles per hour. The baih, ha'r "tn
-, and u. improved this season, and equally con-
y~niert TO- Ntw-York and Brooklyn. The propn'lH
on,s. A. every thing sa be done 20 render the e'd
lislnieut 4 -rreaile and pleasant a. ,. ,,l
Warn; Bath > cents tive tickets Tor ~: ,.,u -
'' ~ ;eptlm. EDWARD GRAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
= ~ .MoRNING LINE FOR AL


S,ls2sS~E. BANy. TROY, and Intermediate Land
inrS. nom Steamboat Pier DOT o Barclay 81
III. nea low pressure steamboat ALBANY, Capt J. o.
Jenkins. This Friday Morning At 0cock
Tie low pressure STEAMBOAT TROY, capt n dOrham,
Tomorrow fSaturlayl Morning, AT O'Clock.
Dor passage apply at the ohce, foot OF Barcaysrss
board , -
Noc,-Al Goods Freight, Baggage, Bnnx bll', Specie
or any other Kind o Property, taken, shipped, or put on
hoard tn. boat he at the risk of the owners OF such
l;nnIs Ercighi. er Raggage. kc.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
UHE SOLID EXTRACT OF SAR-

i sAPaRILLA. prepared by Dr. ouo Hotton, na'
proved r,elf very valusse specific IN cas's oi
Salt Rhrum aad cUtaDeOus d.eases genefs.y, PsI
those arising irom mpurty of the blood TIE sfksr -
pared from The ExrRacr i also far superior 70 an!
-vrgp Of >ar.ana' iila before prepared Doh 10y
ob sn,r' OF VIM H. Minor. ls2 Broadway. corner 'O.
T. x D. Forest. q Greenwich, corner o. ,io,ri y,
VI Tburrn,r corue- anal asd Naricssts J. - . a,a
Ain ron corner Spring and hndsones y ncIr'., = -,
H1d,on..t ID. A HO> -nmller, 3ll Bie-csrr' 9'''
p nOWNF A co Wholesale Drugglsts, o. JoNI-s-
i've 39ataw Ageas for O.goods India Cholssogus'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

All persons Are strictly for hidden To trcspAS Upon III
Comeeey grOuDd nicrier with The grass, or iccc
the keeper NJ Wsstovsr VIII CIV. prersson - snch
May desire Enter tho grounds. Dated July znd lBiZ
Hen {. Murphy Mayor"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
n Splendid FARM-I45 Acres for

ssie or Ftctsnge IN tse town Ot Huntington l. j.
:, - ron, Bro0kivn from Norhpou Landing, from
Rvor sat on Long bland Railroad. Buildings, frnces.
l,r xster roa. lO~lpg and fishing int rate stock
30 ufen., and possession can be had II required iih
ib la7n or any part Of the and ~a the mprovepen'S-
-. "a peayl .trp.t iylt 2vs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
''.s ,,.JW%'S ~ NaS' ROWLING SALOON

-nDWN'S BOW LlNU SNLOON-
ID Masonic Hall, Broadway-ln Introducing thls esuD
lShnent 10 notice of gentemen the proprietor "ou'u
call attention To possessing advantages superior 10 s,y
thu, ever vet produced in the werd and WHERE can ne
Coun creana una,>Orasd ~lth vulgar ~ or 0blec"onA
bic sciev II the aim OF the proprietor ID ahNPc
ing h, superb ball to the purposes OF Hneic ehsrc' 60" 10
bsni>h by strict protOry regulations, ~ devi'uons pn
god prnprety 10 this, he has beeo carein ~ ms
Selection Of assistants and particularly those charged WIN
To strangeis visiting the city, and also citizens DESTROYS
or ,rus.nrnf AMI Tvgorang exercise durug Their an
,ence from business, this Hall has attractions o hgh
and .riect ventilation and the order and decoiun peNa
inp from street discipline among It's attendants.
B-In this Saloon will be found siN lsy>, theIioy
preventing the usual detention much an ooecon Jyso
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
URANUJN SAT- WATER BATHS'

1 foot OF Montgomery The Franki1 ~al "1'
Ba,l, i nov open at the foot of Montgomery street ,rol
a NJ to 10 r. " shower Baths upon m improved pan
r"lilnlk ''''' ~ i ie2j In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
C. nopPOsITION LINE for Al

bas,y, landing a. the ooi 81 bsmmona;
and iIadson-Cabn Passage One Dollar Deck Passage
Fifty Gents. ....~.u,~... s-.-,- , =.
Brown " N leave the Pier the foot OF Robinson-st or
Albany every Tu. stay, Thursday and saturday, al
O'Clock, 7. VI -, -.
Leave Albany foot # Lydius street for ewfork every
Monday " wedues,lay and Friday. ats O'Clock. T. W.
For passage or freight apply on board, or TO
d Il MARTIN, 1872 West street
Freiyht taken on the reasonable terms. .
To Iet-A Steamboat Berth At Warren street fier NoI'h
pi,sr ,pniy an board The Wa.hine',n. u. ylS I'm.
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- TO LET-The large Room on the

i second OF the College or Physicians snd sur
--s1 u Cro.bystreei, known A. The Cglrge nan Inc
or, 4. well lighted and ventilated, and has small Room
nog upon the rostrum. convenient place Of meet
~ for public worship, or TOR Literary t~oc -usns The
po nav he zen al auy time application 10 the Janl.
,o, Por lurher particulars apply to K WATTS, JL l2
A
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CEA BATHING at Long Branch, New

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