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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27
The Mexican IAvasion Of Texas.

The invasion of Texas by the Mexican troops
the particulars of which give day at great
length--is the NEST important event that has taken
place during the present cenfury-save ana except
the original revolution that established The Indepen-
dence of Texas herself.
This war is the beginning ef a series OF move
mems that will never end till the Anglo Saxon race
wave its flag on the turre,s Of Mexico, AT the irst
onset the Texans may be driven back, but nothing
can restrain the enthusiasm Of millions in this land
from Joining the Texian cause In each of our large
cities there at least from ten to twenty thou
sand men that only want time aRd opportunity to
join the Texan standard and to take up their march
toMexico. 81. t..t .r
Thus Is most happy and opportune period for
the destiny OF Texas The very arrangement oil
financial concerns and business affairs in the United
States, will tend to increase the desire to join the
Texan leRions In all our large cities we expect
to see public meetings called-and emigrants enrol
led to visit Texas, order that the soil there may
be properly cultivated and generously watered All
emigration 10 Texas from New York, or elsewhere,
must be conducted however, according to law. Re-
member that
Never did there happen more glorious chance
for Texas now TO begin her march to Mexico. Let
the sword that is new drawn never be put back into
its scabbard I'LL the Anslo-Saxon race enter the
northern gates of the "Paace of Government -
En- apaunt.
ARRIVAL Major General Scott and suite arrived
yesterday in the city, and have taken apartments at
the American Hotel. Is it possible that the gallant
lGeneral will TAX o IN with the Vice to Mr. Claw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27

Thetrue interests Of these who live in Texas their
union with the Mexican Republic acknowledging the
By these means you might remove at once the taxes
tending the war mat y preparing, and lwould have
could make large fortunes in sfsw years.
The2etts1f.portedby Te3en' farmer: sells 4 ~,
price per hsy eo eu sell liz
in the hsfb6 Of the Redblic for IS cents per poudd'
pg member. Of the n a;sisn
The progress Of Tsxss as department, would be 30
rapid that it would make the happiness Of her inhab
lodged BY ali nations Thsy would no, be- under the
raj government would provide for her defence with
ksfdao the savage tribes and they only should occupy
themselves in their own business and welfare.
Al present the fears which, in 1895. Influenced in
elected with popularity Is ut meeting and will give
aoerai constitution that will rule this nation full Of
S.n a wealth and with ell the possibilities OF
oenng soon one cfth most powerful Of the globe
Texas can obtain Considerable benefits by rejecting
the aatteIing ideas hsing independent
puties Diminishing that revolutionary eovernent and
coming to serve her part in the Of the Re.
lance clsss Of population ana Giro umstascss - -
Inhabitants of Texas! mediate WE'LL see what suits
you best aud decide whether you coutsmn ali blessinsI
to select all evil for only the pride and fancy Of appear
ing as an independent nation. t...-<,,.--.
My concilstory character is well known; the en-.
lghtened century live h and its progress require
that men should be guided BY conviction The force of
arms only offers lamenable results; but reason, that
sublime gift that the Onnipotsn gave to human beings,
allows triumphs, without mourning for the loss Of
full hands, nor shedding Of blood.
These are the Senments which my heart deeply
the noble souls of the Mexicans, showing to you the
policy Of the present cabinet who at the same time abe
tenders the Olive Of peace and concord with one hand
shall direct with the other the sword of Justice anst
the obstinate. lf.sl = p t'-
Irequest the honest and frugal men Of Texas, those
who own properties and those who love their wives aud
TO doci
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ARRIVAL Major General Scott and suite arrived
yesterday in the city, and have taken apartments at
the American Hotel Is it possible that the gallant
General will take up with the Vice to Mr. Clay?
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g-YoRR. TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 90, Issa.

planted in the human heart with respect, if we In
terrogate their laws of action, and separate their
perverted and deranged action, caused by false
and unnatural system of Society, from their true
nature we shall find in them no confirmation OF
the above dogma they all tend, if rightly de-
veleped, to conscientious and harmonious action.
And let US ask-Do we find in the Creation around
US any proof that Man was put upon the Earth. to
mourn and suffer- Do not lis ever varying Riches
and beautiful Products, so delicately adapted to his
wants and pleasures, ard which seem all created for
him as for superior being, invite him to ENJOY Is
there not life and animation in Nature in her grea,
scenes, most congenia his feelings of the grand
and beau,iful7-Tn the soft tones ofher zephyrs, in
the fragrance OF her verdant valleys in the murmur
of her forests and streams in the low moan of her
oceans, and the thousand voices of her birds and
insects are there not voices which whisper to him
in golden tones of faith and hope, that He, who
created in his love the Heavens with their Won
ders the Earth with lis flowers and its waters, and
the Harrnony Of the Universe, made not this Earth
4 valley Of ears, nor placed him upon 1t a dis
cordant not. in his Great Concert
By Passions we understand those impeling powers in
Man such Friendship, Love- Ambition, Emulation, 3c
b;r,o n
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" Doctor Enrdmer's Lec'urcs.-ihe second
edition of Doctor artnes Course OF Lectures delivered
Nblos just publshe, ans loc sale al this office. rce'
IS cents The subjects embraced in the Lectures are
Eiectrcity-The Sun-Gaiyanisua-lh Fixed Siars-Mag
aeIc Nee>ie-LaGtude and Longitude--B!eachng' IAN
nlu--popnar Misunderstanding S,ars-Temporagy
straightforward Sketch OF Astronomy Dew-Scence AID
ed by Ar--Scenie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. et TIE
Retina-V Eaitery-Steam Engines OF Great Britain
and Ame1cR.
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LEcrURE.-On Tuesday evening, Odd inst the
concluding part of the Lecture upon the Moral
and Social advantages of Association will be deliv
cred at the Fourier Hall, Al Broadway The
Neral advantages vii! be treated. Lecture free.
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II The Editorship Of his column distinct from that of
IHe Tribune address irtters postpaid 70 A. BRISBANE
Residence, 76 Leonard street.
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u dIr. Ciay,s Specek al the Festival al Lexing-
los Ky Mr. Chief Jud,ice RoBEsrsos's AppREss as the
PRESIDENT OF the Meeting, aod MIR. CLAy's FAREWELL
SPEECH on his retiring from the United States Senate is
eshHshsd in neat Pamphlet and for sale at this oiEce
fse i2i cents or 81 per dozen. Posmasiers who rcmt
y. % viii receive IS copies Clay Clubs supplied al S.
PEI hundred.
y Good Board and pleasant Rooms can be obtained
GNn g T,,T :, i9l cliff
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EgAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
4 4 Medal WINS awarded J. Hayden for his very snPe
ior Pens by the Americas Institute at its last Far ne
Government given them the Preference, and the best
accountants and many Of the public institutions will ase no
other Pens They have justly ohtaneo the sghes. rspus
The tade are Supplied the Manulactners prices by the
agents j. r. ~ I 49, C - !, .al hns, Irs
c, .,s ~ " my9u
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FsVO PLUMBERS and others. The
! yri,er has completed a new plan Of Metals Fdu-
which are applicable Cro,on Water and all Other
pnrpose where The common Water Cock Is ow ns anu s
lieyeI ar. une oaed by any known; and beng e-
gagged in business e willing 10 dispose o. Tue w I,,ch
Terms a. wend be decidedly advantageous TO any ono VINO
should wish to engage tha manufacture OF SAID aruc
For particulars inquire at SO Go!dsree mp STAIRS, OF nj
Itila Jones ,u+- q
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New York, August 18th, 1872 aazolslI
YFTJJ,S- TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup,

II tr, pa,sors-Persons afflicted with ruplures MAJ
rsy noon the hes, instrumental aid the world affords on
Application the Office No S ;e Of s 70 eer Be-
cari n e1apr the back pad of Huls trusses to see u
they are endorsed by DE- Hull ia wrns h None a5e seno
to be relied upon as goo IN ND a,satons Of
ni celebrated ,russes and thousands imposed upon ~
coneoueace These limitations csnroi DE relied upon me-
are made by ursful mechanics, and are no eeler dn
The ordinary truss-s. ,..-o., e,.Iu
Rooms have been fitted up No. vesey.sueet efcsI
sivI for ladies' having separate from me ousS
mess department where female IS In constant M
10 wait upon female patients. aa-e -
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yEJHE TEETH, THE TEETH.-Ot

atmospheric pressure principles full sets of best mn
eral teeth any number that may be required VIII De M
serted the notice. and in the neates STYLE without
springs or clasps Filling, Cleaning and Regulating me
Teeth done usual IN the hes; manner FOR Hxc
warranted by Dr. j. Buskey, Dentist, = Murray street.
next door TO the Church. one block west OF Brond"
C G, ~ o.eratr Terms cash. jyl4 eod3m
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FESHE Self-Instructor and Journal of the
Z Universal Lyceum by Josiah Hobrook, is published
monthly Mt thu Exchange Lyceum. S48 Broadway, a, so
cents year, paid in advance. liberal discount VIII be
made 10 agents who buy by the quantity Agents OF penny
papers will find profitable work. For sale at AFFORDS
news room las Bowery je1 Il
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ysIHE Rev. DIR. E. D. Barry and Dir; III

,,Ts rocrwoon,s col,ss,;,,s school, No. Ali
Broadway aear Canal street. viii open on honady, .Is
2eh inst The Classical Department IS under tne ia-
ate care OF Dr. Barry The English Department - "''
the supervision OF Mr.. Lockwood, assisted oy ,aso- ~
teacher Of mathematics Mr. a. Pesiian ~ ,e French de-
the French language, will have charge OF ~. snns IN
SEMINAR in which e classical ,o
;s.orougiy radically taugbt, are on ,,naSyay
az the rooms over he store 10 Howard a. he OBJ
places cards containing OF admission hoys into his
family 10 board The s,rictest regard win De pan -
comfort md 10 their moral and literary improvement
au22 I'M
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We commence Series OF Articles upon some questions of
high ORDER relating 10 the Destiny of Man, the Human
Passions the of the Providence of God The So
cal well the material world, and the Law of Al
traction by which God governs the Universe These Arti
ces preparatory examination ofihe relation which
exists between Christianity and Association great many
pious people suppose tina; Association Doctrine of inf
deity: shall explain views clearly this subject
that those who have candor enough to read judge
OF the truth faeness Of this idea. We recommend this
Series of Articles to The especial attention of Readers
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NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta,
BASEMENT, STATEN ISLAND, Once for the
reception and delivery Of goods No IS Gate 4 John s,n St
CLOTHS Cassimeres Silks Satiss, silk Velvet and Plush
Ribbons, Canton and Italian Grape. Silk and Cotton
Gloves and Hose, Ladies and Gentlemens Garments Mo
reen Danlask and Satin Curtains, Linens and Coons
Cleanse and Re-insh Merlno. Tibet and Cashmere
Shawl. Piano and Table Covers. Carpets of all kinds
Drngges Floor Cloths and Hearth Rugs, Chin,7 Cnrtnns
&c. &c. .,. :.
NJ orders carefully attended TO and promptly executed.
90
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T He TRIB u NE.

/ 4groaY OF UNITED STATES, Republic of America
/ By EMNt WILLARD. Il vol ayo, PIP 49, Phiiadel-
Il phia, A. S. Barnes Co.
This work signally exceeds in clearsess and
seihod any History Of the United States we have
aser met with. 1t is divided into suitable Parts
alsd Perisds, each Part illustrated by an excellent
3lap Of the country as it then res, and each page
Illustrated by margina! notes and the dates of the
awn,s recorded ia bold relief. The Maps arc
aeteen in number, and form Of themselves
rttty good History. A very full Chronological
liable pre(aces the text, and there are six-and-
5rty pages of Questions in fine type at the close,
adapt tue work to the use of Schools There
en- be no better book extant from which to obtain
In elementary knowledge Of American History.
ArGMgyTs OF AMERICAN LAW AND PRACTICE on tie Plan
d Blackstone; Prepared for the Use OF Students Il,
Law and adapted to schools and Colleges: By THoM-
As w. ClERKE, Counsellor at Law q vol. 3vc pp.10S
4 Gould, Banks Co. New-Yo.k. Nm. & a. Gould &
Co. Albany.
We do not doubt that work Of this kiad-sim-
% in its terms, clear in its statements, and thus
aapted to the popular apprehension-nay be Pre-
tabB mas,eredby every citizen Of ordinary means
\ acquisition and self-cuture, as we'll as ty law
adents. There is an immense amount of popu-
II error afeat with regard to what is Law-some
IL it Of the most ridiculous character-which tie
I aiding of work like this could not fail TO COZ
4 rat, and this correction, by ensuring more just
al worthy appreciation OF Law, would tend great
o increase tie reverence for and Difference to it
yhch is now so alarmingly deficient. MIR. Clerke
lii slawyer of much experience, and we doubt not
,be has performed his task correctly and faithfully
4Su,lingtoa city of the United States of America and
ap1l Of NepJersey situated partly island IN the Del
rr opposite Philadelphia ana partly the nam shore.
was founded in the year $685. and has been improving
r SINCE II is regularly kult; It's streets wide and
m large toSpn hosc, erceiien. ereGnge for merchants
md tao gery good bridges, tie called London and the oh
York The territory around abounds in every kind OF
and provisions, and Il caTrleS great commerce
as uhafebone, oil and fish. IEdiaburgh Gazetteer.
~ That must be useful Book-the Edinburgh
azettocr. The preface vouches for its accuracy
4 Is we learn by the Burlington Gazette, for we
i've not seen the youminous and expensive ("
ors and assures its readers that the contribu-
n. for it were call of ,hem selected on q con-
ierstion of their being specially qualified, by |
tir previous opportunities of information, and
bbits of research, for collecting on the subjects
ibtted to them, whatever is curious or important
j. Geographical science SO much so, indeed, |
Iaa, the Editors /" confidently challenge a compar-
on br the EDINBURGH GAZETTEER with any
prli of the kind ever laid before the public.
1t no wonder that folks abroad are so well liz
lrmed concerning the geography of our country.
Newark Daily.
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BRITANNIA METAL WA IL ca
, Sets Tea and Coffee Urns, Casters, Lamps, Dish
Covers Music Plates Communion Tankards Cups, Plates,
Bapisnal Bowls. Coffin Plates sc &c, manufactured tom
refined rolled metal by Messrs Reed Barton OF aunton
Mass ard warranted superior any other manufactured
in this country and equal to any sale by their
only agent in this city, WlTHERELL, IL
,uS 81 JohE-street-
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A SSESS MENTS-First Ward.-Pub-
a - E,,a is hereby gwen that tie assessprs or tue
First wad have completed their w vsn Tsv a at No.
trsa, where the s,mp may be and examined by
any Of the naban from the 2o day Of AGg 5@ 70 's
lHh day OF September, both days inciudeo ron "
o,oet IN b. 5renoon and from TO O'Clock IN he aiter
noon and that The will meet al me expiration o.
thu sai5i tne Wit tue e!syenth day OF H. a.
Salu !,ssess r;srsS OTTO w. VAN TuYL,
hiii'e" assi'e GARRETT VAN ZANDT,
Assessors OF the lst Ward.
VII, .ro,s. 1atb 1870 au20 1911
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By Passions understand those impeiing powers IN
Man such as Friendship, Love, Ambition, smuiaon Gc
<: which cause him 10 act.
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INSURANCE

ETNA Fire insurance Company of N.
III Y.-OMce No. 81 Wa!!.sI-InSure agains, loss or
damage by FIRE on dwelling houses goods furniture
vessels and their cargoes in port and properly generally,
favorable terms any ether ciice.
DIRECTORS.
Charles Town, C. ). Woodruff John r Siagg,
JOHN Allan, George Pomeruy, e. 3. Clayton,
Fred'k Peatz. p Louis Fnulke Geo. Colgate,
Russell Ste5bns j. J. NJ Valentine Isaac L. Piau
Chester Clark, Wn Whey right, r VI. BLACKWELL,
l. VI. Hoffman, VIM. A. F. Pentz, 6. w. Colt
y. D. Shillia. NJ. l.. Marsh, Jos. Jameson.
r Psgg J. U. Muller. Joshua Jones,
A. w Hupeien, JDo Van Boskerck, Siias Wood,
Theop'S anthony Daniel L. GRAY, William Fl. Thorn.
CHARLES TOWN. President.
Henry Lori, Secretary.
aa6 II RICHARD P. DUNN, Surveyor
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NTTSIC At THREE CENTS A Page,

lSs at No y Lispenari.s,, cor. Of Bro7dway -cHAs
T CESLaIN ausc Publisher. is constantly receiving new
and fashionable Music, the Piano. Guitar, and Fute
which selling at the very low price OF cents pls re-
which will be sold very low The public invited 10 call
and examine for themselves. wholesale sealers supplied
rbeoner than at any other establishment iii the U. States;
~ S,a S;-1'aao r"'''' ''"eu ." CHAS II. GEsLAIN.
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NHEAP.-All articles in the Saddle or
" Coach line he had very reduced prices Mt he
store Of the subscriber consisting in part Of India Rubber
Cloth Wtbs Serge hog sheep Skins Skirings Patent
Leather Saddle Trees HameS, Buckets, Bits Stirup Raw
Hides Laces Carpetng, Bands Hubs common and patent
Axles Top Leather Moulding, Bows, Step Springs, &c
ans 3m JNO. s. SUMMERS. Zf2 Pears.
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nJSFASFS OF THE EYER. X.

nISEASES OF THE EYER. X.
DiossY ophthalmc Surgeon, No. S@ c sroagway y,
,end m Disease. o the Eve aad all the necessary opera
tons thereon Office hours from 10 o'clock Having
completed his studies OF five years with Dr. ELLIOTT, oc1
Disy enabled 10 undertake the treatment OF all diseases
affecting tine organs o yisioa. Terms moderate and gadu
afed ~ the nature and extent OF the disease
Permission given refer bis late Instructor ana aso
~ soe Of the mos, eminent Professors of the Medica! Fac
ui,y ~ rhe ,oor treated rra,ui,ously au9 lm+
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GOAL, COAL, COAL.-Best Peach Or
,t,-I Rcd Ash f,o,,-I,ump Broken and Nut Sizes
TIE undersigned is authorised to take orders Ion ts ce
bred Coal al the very lowest prices, either oy e cais
or ton delivered roa the burgess itee OF caf'he any pun
Also GRAY Ash Schuylki Leh;gh and l-ackawana Coal
~, frrI,yoi a., Vi.s.nia t,I bio. n-.H,is nSe nj
'he very - Office M. l13 Nsssaustfee-
N. D. $500 So. .o I'm nnsnitv myl8u
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nI7RIIc ADMINISTRATORS OF

FICE, No. sc John-s.reet-No.ice is hereby given 70
the relatives and mex, kin OF JOHN Hy late Of The Guy
of NewYork tayern-keeper, Patrick Rily late otte en-;
New grocer Erne,t setotts formerly q a r.
and Wiu:nn Gayforta late OF Yorkshire, Entl.na
and who are aIlege have died intestaie nE m
oily to Surrogate Of the county OF New re-
Of Aimnist, upoR the estates o. the c.o T.,
pectvey, The 18Th day Of August x nssi 49,
The fnrenoon-Dated New 5pay ,c A. inistrs,or
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HEKUWN'S BUWLlNG SNLUUN-
Z , Masonic Hall, Broadway-In introducing this esah-
lhment notice of gentlemen the proprietor would
call attention it possessing advantages superior to 7ny
thing yet produced in the world and where can lie
BILE society II has been the aim Of r proprietor, in pr
ing this sperb ba the poses OF athletic exercise 10
bans by strict pro!itoy regulators, all devations from,
good proprey insure tbs he has been careful In his
selection assistants, and particularly those charged wi.
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To srarge,s visiting tue city, and also citizens DESTROYS
Of and iEvigorapg exercise during their alb.
secc from business ths Hall has attractions Of high order
isviting by the eeghilu cOGueS consequent npon s size
md perfect ventilation and the ORDER ard decornm prevn
ING from strict disc pine among its attendants
~ BIN this Salsou will be found six alleys, thereby
urpyen,no Tie usual detention uc objection Jy9 SIN
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nRESS BOOTS-Latest French style
The subscriber respectfully invites liz; citizens or
eyork and strangers strg The city, TO eil nj full
onsree and examine arge assortment OF Dress booIs-
made the latest Spring ashon and oil tne iest fench
Cal9Skin. H., ,.
Gentlemen have Bootsmade 10 order ~ The btsi nan,
dollars and half and the undersigned Ia ts draw
ing OF the and keeps lasts FOR each customer he can ID
Constantly on hand Fashionable Boots &C. at the follow
ing reduced prices: nc r,,.so,s
Sea.Skin Boots % 90 y. 10 - 30
Calf " ................ 4Wto y W
Half Boots 20
Caters .:..'.e 81
Shoes. IRON ~ 10 Z w
Punss and Slippers, &c. &c. proportiopablya log
Terms, Cash on Delivery JOHN /. WAIhINs,
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FE7HE DISOWNED-Being No. 2 of
7rrr peI-c i,ittrr,- y,ffI <Iu-;e, -~-i
for sale by S&XTOE \ MILES. 2N5 Broadway.
An ne ~ works received as so9n published. auiT
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~ the Pine Orchard-l842-Ths romantic and fashiona-
die resort will conducted duGn e present season nm.
der the direc and susern~ndnGce OF the subscriber IL
las undergone complete and thorough repair and now
open for The reception Of visitors No effort wl be spared
10 maintain dcservediy high character whcsta5 here
,oore sustained heretofore, its tables will be furnished
every deicacy that the New-Yor market can afford
and every possible attention that can promote the cDnTen-
IeDcc and enjoyment of its viii be promptly De
Stowe The read leading this establishment unG e5ps!
caiy that part or il the mountain! has been rendered
Messrs A. seacf Co.'S. excellent Bne OF stages wiD
run as hereofore regularly between the Landing AMI the
Moul,Iin House, on the arrival Of the boats
ieIa an c. L. BEACH Proprietor.
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BOARD, HOTEL-Brown's Mansion

ABHouSe Sc Duane street. near Breadway aud The Park.
New forhThis splendid hotel and clearinghouse iae
Manhattan, has the bar entirely removed the ire
spoasibe and dolue sidy excluded alt order aud pro.
vision suited 10 the repose and comforts OF Christian
'Home' and reduction unparalleled in charges-o wiz
IS per day; 81 to s. per week for lodgings meals
80 ,,,t0f r,
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SEA BATHING at Lsng Branch, New
Jersey on the Atlantic Ocean-The subscr ber'sboard-
ns house Is now open reception OF COMPANY nnner me
It - NJ NJ - -. -. I've 2nH
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gpKOWN7S BOWLING SALOON

~ Warm Bath, % cents; s tickets, 81. Cold water
Bath i2t cents; 10 tickets 81 Vapor bath. 50 cents.
aul8 Inns EDWARD GRAY