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Macon herald., 1842-03-26
aknnger.s NNtRca..

WAS TAKEN UP by Jane Glass, en- III.
wv f5h Of March, lS42, SuIIsl AAoise,
with white spot on his nose; The letl ILL., loot
While, and small white on The .iop OF his hca.s
u years old. Appraised at S4J 90
The owner OF tie above horse is request.
eS,rpes cS so and i .ake Kin oF Il vii bs
sod as the l;w directs.
C. r. HOLLAND, Ranger Of N. C.
Ms1fch. 10. IHA2.-36. 80
Macon herald., 1842-03-26
Msl ~ C o N .
SATURDAY, March 26, lS42

zr We have plenty of interesting matter, but
have no room for il.
Macon herald., 1842-03-26

E9r The celebrated ST. Charles Theatre. New
Orleans, together with all the Buildings thereto
attached, has ben destroyed by fire.
Macon herald., 1842-03-26

Congress has refu>edto poStpose the operation
of the Bankrupt Law.
Macon herald., 1842-03-26

There are reports Of heavy failures among
the mercantile firms in New Orleans
Macon herald., 1842-03-26
Approved, Feb. 10th, 1912.
An Act to prevent frauds in the packing q
Cotton

An Act to prevent frauds in the packing of
Cotton
Section I. Be il eiac ed by the LEGISLATURE ~
the State Of Mississippi, That any person or
persons who shall be guiIty OF any fraud or A..
ceit in the packing or b,leing Of cotton, shall
be liSbe to pay, and sha pay to any person or
persons defrauded or deceived aud in uYed
ereby, ths sum OF one hundred dollars for
each b lie of cotton, in The Icing or packino
OF which, any such fraud or deceit has heen
committed, TO b. recnvere bv ac IN Of deh or
otherwise IT. a1y court of competent jurisdiction.
Approved, Feb. %. 1912.
An act To au horise appeals from the decisions
Of Justices the Peace TO tie Circuit c. mrts
Section l. Be II enacted BY the L .giI mre ~
the Site OF Mississippi, That II either nar,y
IN any snil brought before any ipstice of the
peace shall think himself, herself. orthemsrlveS
aggrieved by the final Judgment of the ins,;ce
OF ihe peace, such party within fvc days fiom
tie rendition OF such judgment. may enter 4,
appeal TO the next term Of the Circuit Court 81
ne proper county, on giving bnnd in douh.
the amount OF such judgment, with such seen
riiy as the jus ice rendering the judgment sbal
deem ssiffic ent, payable TO adverse party ana
conditioned for the payment of such judgnsn'
and costs. and damages, in case the same shall
b. affirmed.
Sec. Q Be- II fuFlher enacted. That everr
juclice of the peace. from whose decision an
appeal is prayed, shall, ON or before lbe fys,
term of the CiFeuI Court TO which the sannp
snali De taken, transmit to the Clerk ~ soch
Cour'' ceFli0ed copy Of the proceedings had
Macon herald., 1842-03-26
The STATE. OF MISSISSIPPI }
{; : Noxpbee County.
Pro6ates Court. Regular TsrM. .Afnych
2 Tfh "A m aoA0


7th, "A ID. ls42.
NOlIcE IS HLRsBY GIVEN 10 all nrr.
sons iniertsitd "a the Estate of James
Gilltsp'e. decd. TO be and personally an.
pear before the Judge of our probat.s q
Cop.t ot Noxubee Counts. Mississippi. at
Special Term, of sad Court TO be holden
ON the third Monday in April next. A. ID
ls42. al the Conrt.iluusr in the Town Of
Macon, and show cause. il any. whs tbs
Administrator Of said deceased. auld NOT
l..,kc M final serlenrn, of SAID estate.
aA& M WITNESS. the Hon. IoHx J.
$slsEAL j. BEArCHAMP. Judge of the
Aa SS& US Probate Couri OF said County.
Issued the 9th day VI March,. A. D.
i642.
Attest:
JNO B. R0EERTS, Clerk
March ~, 1895
Macon herald., 1842-03-26

MARRIED.--on the Sd instant, the Hon o
8. Pren,ias, to MISS Mary 6ane, daughter of
Mrs. J. c. Williams, Al the residenes Of her
mother, near Natchsx.
Macon herald., 1842-03-26
lsMMgCl. Na.aiCe.

hkMMgGl~ NGdiCea
"a AS TAKEN UP by w s. Wilbankv
w on the "a OF February, 1912, lark
Mouse colored are M lie, three years DID,
four feet three and half inches high; some
collar marks ON the shoulder
APP raised at $50 90
The owner is requested TO come forward.
prove Properly, pay cna, ges, and lake il away,
or it will De sold as the law directs.
@. r.. HOLLAND, Ranger n. G..
March lS, E3f24-36 ST.
Macon herald., 1842-03-26
Nrlu Z allor 10 azslat,'t i.h...1

House, sign. q q rs30aHes. tess
P&HNT1<G s. GLAZING.
THE Subscribers respectfully infolm ths
H. citizens Of Macon and NJ xubee Comfy,
hat they are prepared 10 do any / hd Of work ih
the above Branches in neat anu workmanlike
manner. Their Shop in an apartment III Mir.
Dawson'S Tavern. Orders fi0m the county
punctually attended to.
SMITH & DoNAGAN.
Macon, Feb 10, ls42 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

GEORGIA PINE TIMB Err
in Logs, for tspmasts; or
sawed into plank, rails. CO.
lumns and girders. engine
frames, and every other des-
criptiol that may be required.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
MarISeta,

ASHESThe sales yesterday by one report were goo 10
1000 bb bu. we think this estimate Is 100 arse TO-DAY
Ee, is rm at 80 for Pots and IS for Pearls with sales OF
few bbls at 6l3 - ,,;.5 ., 49,.
COTT0N-The market has been more active to-day
~ ~ .oi;o , 7O0 ~ 500 bales at previous prices
FLoUR-fhere were believe no receips o-aay. ne
market is without change of price and We near OF no saes
hue I distinction Of kinds Southern heavy The last
sale OF Georgetown co. but could no aoun, m 1s
Se scarce Jersey Meal IS s7l The last sale OF
Meal 20 hhdsnt Is 81 sash nc, Corn offer.
nr hn, scen for The demand Sales 20G0 bushels Jef-
sey and Nerth River Corn 6c for The former and sic ior
the latter 1000 Northern inferior at osc no kye onerln
1l5c North River oats a, 25 81, Canal al q . cents
ard dull
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

M ANTED-By a capable young wo-
wv man. situation seansress; who understands
or would objection. 10 travel or make
herself ,siult Apply No 81 laurens street 40 Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Money Matters.

There was but little done at the Board, and generally
without change worthy OF notice. Of Harlem about ooo
shares sod closing l3 being cent advance Oh
yesterdays price. Bank Commerce scrip fell on per cent
For Mohawk 37l offered, % asked.
State secks arc not very firm and the transactions are
limited State Fivns, 1858, declined per cent For Gov
ernment Sxcs 1874 81 offered; State Sevens, '49 100 o
loos asked Skies 1860 ga offered 81 asked-S67 81 asked
SIS 1861 81 offered sS asked; Fves 1885, 80 ohered ONO
Skies 1860 73 offered Is asked Kentucky Skies IS oerec
Elves so offered Illinois Bonds II offered III asked India
2O offered; Arkansas 50 asked; City Scvens, 1852 loss
offered 1909 asked; Water Loan 1885, ao offered 3ahed
1870, S1i offered, s3 asked. The sales were:
81 son 5 '5e.... BOZ 1900 Bss7 pr c;b3d 1904
There oui,a moderate supply Foreign bills and the
market con,ipuesasrm with fair amount of transactions
We quote sterling at 81 7; Francs $40 On Amsterdam
SO: 3s3; Hamburg S4l 343; Bremen IS 75 which IS
slight improve ment for continental bills
There !, fair demand for Alabama funds but other de-
scrno are quiet The little better on Alaba
ma. We quote
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
MARRIED:

In New Haven, Conn.,, Aug 2, by the Rev. Leonard Ba.
con, D. D., Edward Lind. ESQ., of the firm of E; Lind
of Samuel F. B. Morse President Of The National Academy
OF Design, of NewYork. ~
On Friday, Aug 5. by the Rev Mr. Evars Dr.: NJ. S
Smith TO Miss Mary Euphemia Vale daughter OF c. Vale
Esq., all OF this city.
At Montreal Aug so, john Livingston, Esd, of the Amc
daughter of Mr. Daniel McKercher, OF Montreal
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
Read ibis

u To Cl~rSymcn, Parents, and Teachers
The following EDITORIAL notice OF Mr. SEARS new and sie
gant work the Bibe-oo well known to require descp
TOMS copied from The Ne,c Tvk Observer OF this dayone
of the Oldest most respectable and best conducted religious
newspapers published in the United States An opinion
coming from this high quarter, is worth thousand ofthe
epLemeral puf that published in the papers OF the lay
We have just received this work published under the ed
oria spices OF Mr. Sears the publisher OF The Pcbrlai
Illustrations 1t is brought with great neatnes the
paper and typography ote rs,qualy and the sngsvns
piece by Losing particularly worthy OF comm ainn
being OF the finest specimens OF wood engraving which
we have lately seem
The reading consists well drawn biographies OF
distinguished Scripture personages and written o' the
special Instruction OF the young, who will be pleased with
the general appearance OF the book. The Appendix
taS selected Biblical articles carefully condensed
ard complied from the distinguished writers, cons
tuting altogether the valuable part the work Pub-
li.fsed and for sale at l22 Nas5au-s,reet'
July q jy3o 4teod is.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
yHTANTFD--YO TEACHERS

ANTEDaV 3, 20; ..,.1.ses IhGnIns .ad rs.gee,aos
,tae Scho situated In desirable part OF heIghoorn
city 1t bnn ye hsndtr @ dollars 9ye apS a9Ss go
siif fsfprs,nd lease will he sold for cass only 10 re-
spectacle person for $50 For direct =
80 Ia. NJ rnsdsnce-no oerlwill be noticed. au6 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

~ The weekly Tribune for The present week
contains the conclusion OF the interesting article from the
Foreign Quarterly entitled ''Reign of Terror also the
Foreign News by the Great Western and Columbia steam
ers-Congresonal Proceedings of the past week-Cores-
popdence from Philadelphia, Washington Spring IL
linois and Columbus Ohio &c. &c. EDITORIALS The
Party OF Principle and the Party without oax
for the South west-Facls for FarmerPipe LayirgThe
Senator Confonnded-Aso Editorial Correspondence from
Saratoga spring-Nisceaneous Extracts from other pa
psrs Commercial and Money Msiiereevew of the New
YORK alarkets-Bank Note Table, containing List OF all
good Banks in the United States with tbeir rate Of discount
in New.Iork.
The Weekly Tribune contains pag or 48 columns, and
embraces the News of the week besides great variety OF
Literary Political Commercial and Miscellaneous mater
Subscription price 81 per in advance Single num-
hers 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
GUNNER GOODS-s. BARKER {

~ co. 2al Grand.st. selling eIr stock OF sum,
mer Goods at very reduced prices they would invite all
who wish 10 secure great bargain to give them an early
call as they are determined to reduce their stock.
Just received an entire invoice OF Alpaca Lustre abea
ful article very cheap.
Alos, an invoice of English Merinoes-Togelherw with
full assortment Of satinets Flannes Moeskin &c &c &c
Sheelngs and Shrtngs in abundance very cheap
an6 3Iis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
wankrupts,-Aug. s.

Abraham T. Hiliyer, Y. Sept g.
Joha Williams lormerly Presien; Of Beiknap Nanufac.
turing Company, Dover. ~ Sept g.
Peter Brusie ate Miller Bruse, Hudson,) Sept. 8.
Joseph Breeze New-York, (debis mostly due at Chicago
ILnosl
Henry Simous Eew-York.
BENJAMIN M. K.sam ai. firm OF Bowden KissaD lea
iher dealers, New. York;
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
= Tbe Rritish Chronicle, /;

u The British Chronicle, new weekly EEK pa, pa,
per of liberal politics. for the communication OF european
Intelligence with Literary and Miscellaneous information
The second number will appear on Saturday morning, etn
on the Corn Laws proceedings of the British Association
the latest general and local news; History OF me Pesen
Iohn :, sscond story as q
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
NTEW-YORK STEAM SAW MILL

Y The Subscribers having their New Steam Saw NH
oneratiop and also on hand full assortment OF
Wbi,s Pine White Oak Georgia Pine, and Hemlock Tim
ber of the best quality are prepared to furnish all orders
with which they may be favored very reasonable terms
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

~ Ecclesiastical Noaice.-On the first Sabbath
of September next the small Chapel OF the University will
be open for regular religious services morning and evening
necon with the Genera Assembly Told schoel and under
the pastoral Of the Rev. John Lille, A. NJ Public
worship will commence at lei A NJ and q r. NJ auo IL
u Free Congregational Church:-in the
Rev Mr. Hill Of Newbugh is expected 10 preach Tomorrow
morning and afternoon usual hours Service also In the
evening Seats free The public are invited to attend
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

10 The Palfrey-A LOVE STORY OF OLD
TIMES-by LEIGH HUNT.-This amusing PoeuGa! Tale,
lust from the London press will be published
in The BROTHER JONATHAN of Saturday.
1t will be embelshed with SEVEN fine English EN-
CRAVINGS.
Besides the above, Brother Jonathan will contain its
usual variety of interesting miscellaneous readings news OF
Price cents. or IS year. Office l6s Nassau-st r. York.
an5 2tt f2l WILSON & CO., Publishers
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

WHITE PINE TIMBER
by the raft or single log, or
sawed 10 order into deck
plank. bridge and scow
plank, gutter sicks, balus-
trades, and building timber
Of every description.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
DIED:

On Friday afteraoon Aug. 5, Emma Frances youngest
child Of Anthony Lane, aged year and months
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
eanns,ed ,o attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock from No l6 Leonardst without farther invitation
Aug T. Mrs. Jane isabella, aged 20
Aug s. Michael Mcmahon, aged So.
AuG g. Mrs Ellen Evans, aged CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

u To Traveiers.-Genue.nenyl visiting this Cty are re
respectfully invited to stop at the GRAHAM HOUSE, %
Barclay where quiet home, pleasant reoms cieaa
beds, wholesome food and Atmosphere imprisoned oy
alcohol or tobacco await their acceptance Those who be
ieve impossible to live rgdly temperate and purely
Vegetable Diet without severe prvaton are requested 70
give il one trial The house very convenient, to the bu
ness part Of the City and all the Steamboat Landings
Terms moderate Gentlemen visiting the City with par
of their Families viii find such home vastly agreea-
BILE than Hotel. Sbower-Baths free Jyl9 #
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

NJ Second Advent Association hold worship,
with Preaching Tomorrow, (Sabbath at lO1 O'clock A.
M,5P NJ and at before in the evening corner nero Of
north side Cd door east of Broadway up stairs left hand
Friends and nquirers respectfully invited to attend Seats
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

n PARTICULAR NoTIcE.-Those persons having
furniture any description dispose Of who are break
Ing up housekeeping, will find ready sale fer any portion
upon the subscriber. Goods any amount purchased
F. COTTON l. Co. 1877 ChatF aru-si.
Al Private Sale-2 first rata Piano Fortcs that will be sold
a.. -, fD d3D
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

friends lha, DR. FREDERICK A. PUTNAM is associated
with him practice, and that during Dr. RS temporary
absence from the City in the duties OF nus froessorsnP'
Dr. Putnam will attend messages left heretofore al NO
81 Howardsree the of Broadway and broome-
STR
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
AUCTION SALES.
josiah RiclaI,ls, Auena,eer.
DY BANGS. RICHARDS Il PLATT
SicTr iaS be,,a,Iwrv
So Ansos, ana I.llowitlr etays.

TUEsDAY. Sfsh August. ard 10 lovirAy days
TRADE SALE--'rh. regular Trade SAFE wI COM
lrnce nj the above date Il viii bc coaducicd under the
same regulations ard Gsicr the direction tho Cssni,ec
oi IN. Trade as heretofore GOrSgaatls Books Sia.
nerv Sserrotyrc PJSs and sny other articles connected
,ices should he furnished by The l5,h OF July, when he
Carspg1e will be ,tt 10 press Liberal cash a,aRces viii
be t,,slie on receipt OF eestiS
Ar PSIvArs SAFE-'The following valuable Stereotype
Plates will he sold low lur account OF the Mortgages VIZ:
Nopparie Bible good order; NartSaits WsA vols roy
n syo rearl~ rew and in complete order; Marry aus Nov
els q vols S2n nearly ana p complete orde Ihat
voa c2rno; watrs Select nynns; aron siauchanssn;
AioRzo Sieli>Ss.
Also. the following valuable Stereotype Piates fiz pa
cons Lives OF the Aposis rnrsviogs. royal Svo, $50
pages; Historical Cabinet OF Remarkable and Interesting
Events. 50 qo0 en2gavns, large l2mo, bio pp; = neo
ck, Interesting Eveuis IN ,be History OF the
United States. with map and copperp.aie es,rayins
large iso SCI pp; Eabsrs Religions Events, with maps
and copperpa;e ergtvtu lsnio, toS PIP; Pocket S2lo
TestsHisnl 46 ppThe above plates nearly new ard
in good order au haye hitherto been very aleabe works
They viii be sold low tor cash.
Also volume OF The TribuHe, bound, containing the
6ys,y ou,ptR,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

rT Remember the Removal Of the Rcai
Cnniphine Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner; to La
Fayee Hail. 97 Broadway opposite Ni6os al Prlces rf
duced nearly so per cent G ". mcohED1 2s; Js;
~ I'm W
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

will preach next Sabbath h inst in the First Unversaist
nsnal honr, au4 3ts
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
Ken,oyaI OF tIle Rcal

rGood E onrd and pleasant Rooms can be obtained
=, NJ Ss Clia:st i2) jei7tf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
HALL Manufactory.-

~ IAItONEhS - HALL mduuiaIloi
~ The subscribers having enlarged their manGtacloEs
anu made additions to enable thes 70 exc
cute under their SUPERVISION all the branches OF man
ufacure connected with their trade are prepared 70 receive
ordersio any extent Tor
Blank Account Books OF every variety Of patterns
Book and job Printing;
Comprising every ety Of style for Blank Circulars
Notes Drafts, Checks B lis of Exchange Bill Heads,
Cards of business or address, Notices, Haudbis dc &c
The usual attention will be paid to the durability as wen
as neat finish Of Blank Books bound al this eStabshtn@sn @
.nd the proprieors their arrangements so mace nd
i. the use OF their extensive facilities which are une9uaea
by any other establishment: in the Union combined @
NAV rive the assurance Iha, all work snail be executed win
view of giving satisfaction their customers Al, orasrs
will meet with promp. auenon and may be al sis S,
.i,e ,he Merchants Exchange. alo
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

Y1TET MUsLINS Wet Muslins!-
wv Just received by s. BARKER CO., 2Sl Grand
street. several of super Long Cloth Musn wet In
bringing them from Boston, which will be sold very cheap
o''Os'-S " ,de7
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

psoRs Printers.--A Printing -Oiice suitable for
newspaper hook and job work !ncll ding presses: ype
ceot and The entire IS SEQ Payment may
bg made in work. Address Box l25, Park Posi-oce
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
I1NTANGLED ACCOUNTS Thomas

ITAIK ARTIST-Mauutact from
a Il ladies' and gentlemen's hair in five hundred die cm
DESIGNS necklaces bracelets waclguard earrings, flow
ers rings WIGS scaps, &c Ladies gentlemen bay-
ing hair living deceased friend can get ormed ~
him into any design the mad conceive, in such form
it will be keepsake invaluable. a. &. Bakhf,
i6 Broadway, OF Liberty street. up saIrs-hrst pre-
MUM. Jyio Llo
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF NEw-YoRK, AUGUST 6, ls4a-
MIHIAruRE ALMANAc.-TaIs DAY
Rises 20 Sets aises Ae Eve 8 81
Latest D ates.
tsvESRook k.... july laisEw-oALEass:. July q
Barks Doucisss, Bovine. City Point; VA; gr Thomas
Bell, BOOM, Liverpool S Tbomson Sv bark Betty, Dun
ham. Amsterdam, Boorrnan, Johnson Co.
Brig Democrat, Howes, Bssrou, Foster 4 Nichersoa:
Dutch Gaiios Dolphin, Baker, Rotterdam, Schmidt
schrs Victory, penfeld Alexandria; Br schr veras,
Smith, ST johns NE, Boornan johnson 4 Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Ship Roscoe, Deiapo ~ ds I'm Liverpool, mdze to T. X
Collins Co-2is in the seerage.
Ship Cambrise, Bar.tos, 40 Cd as i'm Lserpoo mdze to
Ship Eche, As ds fra Liverpool, mdze TO HefdnaE he
Ship Meta, Myers, "A DIS I'm Bremeo md1e to oelrich
ship American, Deyer, So ds I'm Glasgow, mdze 10 E D
Ship american, Holden. 10 ds I'm Havre de Grace, bal
last TO master ~. u,... ". ,,,,h,- >, ,o,,
Bark Ioua Field, DIS u Easspor,, plaster and ath'o
Br brig Alexander Parker ds fn Windsor, Ms, plaster
Br brig Arehusa l2 ds I'm Windsor, Ms, plaster to soue
Br brig MARY Hounse, Denck II ds fin 5, Johns, NE in
ballas, to S,okes Anthony.
Br brig Atlas McKelum, 20 ds I'm "iDdsor' Ne' plaster
TO master.
Schr Galaxy, Wilson. from Portsmouth, Rl coal 10
Peters .
Schr Ellen Rnd:nsnd Shepard Bedford with oil.
Scbr Melville Kent, Lubec, plaster TO master.
ScIr Jane. Lorine, Hawkins Providence, with domestic
goods. -, s.,.,
Schr Woleott, Chase, Boston, rndzd 10 Jno Stevens.
Scbr Merchant Snow, Boston. mdze 20 ; Lewis
Scbr Erie, Mathews Boston, mdze 10 W Lewis
IN Mn nj R0cf0n
Soop Rhode Island Providence, with domestic goods
BELOW ships and brig.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

DILLS on all parts of England, Ireland,
and scotland in sums OF fs El0 ELS, E2c 20 any
amount, for sale at 81 81 Lv ,sp GS 60,
dltoueel diia ISo oioo-'~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

few single Gentlemen
can obtain board with single rooms al 90 sra9klis'' M
brtween Broadway and Elm-sL Terms from II to 3d.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
Posr OFFICE NEw.YoRK. July II, 1874

PoST OFFICE NEw.YoRK, July II, 1892
TUniscd gtaiee Express Mail FROM NEW.
YORK AND BoSTON.-The Post Master General, with
view the accommodation Of the public and to increased
despatch and security has established express Mail to
expedite which Messengers will be employed under the inn
mediate supervision and directionif MEssRs. HARSDEN
Co.. or carrying the Mails betweeI his City and Boston,
and the important intermediate PAGES, with directions TO
cause the delivery the earliest possible time Letters will
be received on board The SonRgtsn Line Of Steamboats,
which carries the Mail via Stonngon and Providence 10
Boston, from past o'clock until the time of departure,
during which time postage be paid dLeers will be re-
ceived at this office up TO O'clock p b This arrang-
ment will 20 into operation on the goth inst
jyls I'm JOHN L0kIMEH 3hAHAM' Z. M.
UEnifed States Express Mail FROM NEW
YORK TO BOS rON.-Sith 4 view TO give the greatest
possible convenience despatch and security to the ncrea
Ing communications between Boston and This city The Post
Master General has established regularly sworn McsSen
gers attached The Department from this city TO Eoton
under the immediate superintendent OF The undersigned
commence the % b inst
To carry out the fullest possible extent these views of
the Post Master General letters Boston, Provd ence and
New Bedford viii be received on board the regular
O'Clock Mail Boat land If desired postage can be paid
from past s'cocI up the Tune OF It's departure ior
Boston.
Public notice is therefore hereby given of the above ar
Engagement and all persons may rely upon tne
diigepce with which ali mail matter will be forWardta as
above in tue shortest possible space OF time and VIA the
greatest security. HARNDEN & co.
General Mail Agents
New York, July 18th, 1872 lyls I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
HEMLOCK TIMBER

il logs, or sawed inio rang,
ing and cross timber, and
for all other uses requiring a
Iox,-Driced article.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
a. CAMERON, Secretary.

T Fourteenth Ward.-Pursuant to recommends
nen n OF the Democratic whig General Committee, the
uefnocrac Whigs CT the Folrteentk Ward will meet al
he bnadway House Monday Evening next the sth inst
O'clock for the purpose of choosing five Delegates from
oe ward TO County Convention select thirteen Dele
as 70 represent the City and County oil NewYork In the
Se Convention to be held Syracuse the 7th day OF
Septemser next and 70 suck other business
ee brought before the meeting.
BY order OF the Ward Committee. A. G.. BURR, Cha.
J. w. BRows,
Wa. H. KsNr secretaries aus q
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
NO MERCHANT TAILORS.-Want-

ed q situation by an experienced Cutter Best OF Guy
references given Salary much an object as re-
spectacle situation. Apply by letter to p F. at TINS once'
or AT the office OF this paper auo oe
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
AnMIMISTRATOR'S Office,

~, 5S Ioh,s,re.tNo.ice is hereby g'1en 70 tne r.
Kin Of Esa s5E r. have es1s died IN
, :. J u r.,s ~ the said niesate 10 the hands 81
as pabe sg Gsfs viii and disposed
by him according unless ins sang me 'e rns.e ny
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The seventh dlv OF september 1e1l.
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