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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13
Correspondence Of livingston X Cos Express. Walls


sale OF portion Of the property TIM, city belonging 10
f lisd Bank took place this forenoon u, the amef
,iu. s great number U Strangers present md the
tho present purchase although much hsir th.n
property ms 1851. rhe formerly
ucced by L :. Branch Bank, End by TIE fH,chIH
Bank 90 feet Mainstrec ana 70 feet deep sold
lpf 20 under OF 500 per The
ynraut nrl above Mdnstrc- between North and South
Byi,ia,rfc. >01 from 10 10 : foot and the land
TCln So 20 SV foot The
latter Onii dwelling house lots othef inncs on NAM
street lynn: about three uuftS Of mile tfter north. and
more mike uw the baTuu sold al tom Si7t 80 PEI
Got laud yn. dr,c opposite and about the same depth
Was sOig tbs spring al auvHe sala :or SiV.
Ano., al tho lr; sold day Vacant. ard large
portion % them yns from ,hrcs quarters OF mile to mile
auI hai from the business parts OF the cy on streets not get
a,,d Cine n lying Pearl street. directly IN the rear Ct
~ irul's CGUT b. sold tor ~ p-f too; front he Most
valuable portion property belonging 70 the Bank 81; e
having been advertised THIS consists 81 lots
si stone houses and 10 the rciniiy OF ie haio.i-
The e believe s unIver.ay considered good The
exact ruauui nI the sllcs unable 10 state but VII
b. nt tl SIS GOjc a. 90 one aic reference 20
TINS ae ;udcste rearysh increasing prosperity Of cur
c,y, and that That the rsa'er part o; the lots were pE
chased by gentlemen III ihcif private use and vii be IN
iirylH;si. bunk upon.
iFN!-OpcFstoi, Flour large tley wee !as
week. The OBJECT ms been to set p1s>ahe bands n, %. nu
i..sa having control %! tben -J keep arm So Occa
.ouul however lot nfryr winch mast on % the mgr
otter aud heuce ind some parcels closing al 10 W hca
IS .illl selling NJ - cents.
Two or three lots OF Chicago. 1869 bushels aoat
Tor ~ ich ~ offered. Corn unchanged Last
ale n, s. c. Free sales ofdeccc Wool at - Csc.
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SrCOyu BOARD.
r.u,Iic Stack E,chan-c. June IL. .

The following shows tie collections at the Co.
humble and Philadelphia Railway Office:
R1inu. " Pose-. T0;a!.
Amount pPt last IL 3 5U23 - lOl2'l 81
D.. vccs ending June g.. 3s5i Is sou g 7.iil s
Whole uat siace oy - iS . s 8 53s5o II iGsE2 .
JOHN s CASH, Collector.
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EnnHrlI. &C.

lay % saw packe, ship Ilenic Hudson, from London for
June Oh nssc packet ship Duchesse de Orleans from New
iaae 8 Ia; - Ion - 80 bark Lucy reanyman. Keller from
June 9Th, sp etitand Smith p hou from Savannah ioF
Nruf-e.
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a,.. NETWORK AND HARLEM K .iILk0Ab
al CUNpANy.-Si'i IMEE ARRANGEMENTS
ON and after Mag Isl, lyii the Curs vii run Us

On -uniays II lie weather ire. n. Cars wi! frn every
rnif rom t'-g Hall % Harlem and VILLAINS Bridge.
The ty Hal. rnG 9th Inc vii every minutes
Trough IL iiay, tom 3 . \. ". t,s ~ F. ".
Ina xtfl & gt Line Wi iesveIth street nrt City Hall, al
- 10 70 ~ H. u ~ Leave CITY IaIlior 9th street
III :, 3 -, q. . -, -. ~ Y.
81 oT5sI OF tie BOARD,
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OFFICE oy RECEIVER oy TASns.

Old Aims iou.e pufs.S
PURSUANT IN resolution of the Board of Supery1g
adopted Sny -. 1911. pubic hereby gwen tat
by the ~ section III the Act TO enable the Spc,ors OF hs
CIty money hy passed May "a. lr1 the Ad
luuu uy correct nuy assessment which h.Ys
been nndc By e Assessors III either i tine Wand, for the Jea
lSi3 Application Tor such relief To be- made the Boat
three months nter The passage oi SAID net Proof must
be- given by tie ulnvi OF the applicant by other legal eN
d"ncc thl the d not result son aJ
rcgec the put of the persons oppyn: Tor ~
l,cr.
Notice also hereby tn MI person. who have pe'to1
ed the Common CJuc Tor f-l.ei from erJonen, N"n hai
applications Gndef sud act Ia te Bond Of supervisor
,ill be nor.>Slry II. L. kiEGSIED.
luucG 49,; les ilt Receiver al j INei.
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tSOUDREITE-A choice article of thls valuable feftil-
zcr-City Happ fGctnrei-Noue oithe .JcrScB HeGD5
Staten isidd Mad Nai,a-For sale M . ChHnbet>lf-et
Remember the number 3 CnGLers.trcct between the Ral
road aud laim0s, nnd near tie POST Office
Pot DREi'rE may he applied Ia Corn, aud most other
crop, dressed with the hoe with nearly good effect At the
tir,i and the second ne,ug, applied TT pnntIns-
an! when used the hOcing, II VIII innre the week
days euricr than any other ordinary
When applied planting the difference maturing WI. be
ful two weeks ordinary one frmer, lost yenr
barrels Long Island this year lie huN had over
ninety barrels. The article prepared by the NV DIRK tn-
many Ia the Cry mas k w! siN toe found Superior
my other prepared IN the ricfty. u mnitef O!
course, Ties collect the nntcra IN MS gud CASKS, whist
0tderS cncrt IA Beats MO winch thrown the maternal.
sand ana water tkcn from the sinks nj night, when Dis
be- tI>et!-hUt VIII; this Company, vino
l,e day sh TO select Tie good and discard worthless.
they nle done than 100 lnd tbs BE carei.
then cal the right pEce. >. Chambers treei, where IT
be had iediG;g3 buT.e iDf 50. or ~ Hr;e tor SIS,
the NlnUict1ry, i2i-,tree. of Avenue y, by
tie i0d! u. ~ cents busHc. INK. u D. Is. MINOR.
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VIOLENCE The Caddo Gazette states that ore
., The inen who murdered the old gentleman named
Kunnei- on the night OF the 9TH nit was caught last
without any other Judge lhgu the vengeance oil an
.uccnsrd community. II . confessed under the gal
avs ,ha, he aud the young man who was the IT,
,tsl mu-dcrcr had been employed Ivy certain per
sons in rcxes, 10 Nil five u.en Runaes 'eias one
OF tie number with the promise that they should
receive ir, their bloody work $1,000. the oniy
name thai be gave Wa, iaat OF Wild BAL, Stating
that MS !atui v ho reside in Missouri, highly
respectable and he unwilling iSat odium should
,.e cast upon them by his cliInes AID iguominious
death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

=, -. SUMMER AKkANGhh!ENT.
T.: NEWARK and HFiF kilIFa!e only
EsfINBUM t=pt. jain Gn!Ty. and after Monday May
ea've .ewnrs Leave New-Yorh.
irutoi Centre =. TOO, OF lafcny - =,
M7ts 4, ". 42dli;P NJ. MO \: X; and p, ~.
DS ~ NNtNS-l 9av- Newark - i. NJ and L. NJ
and NeyYo5 al 10 \. 81. and +. u.
freisht cUri-d 1t reasonable rates. al din
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

PRESCRIPTION OF GOODS MANUFACTURED AT
~ TIE NEWYOBK CARD hhNCFACTpRf cc,
Enamelsd Porcelain, ssrtin Cox. BOnere Lnho>sed bih
Edged Fancy Colored Bodefed Mourning Cards ana Pnn
cts Blanks of ever description and s.Ae cooEed GnG pam
American French German and spanish Playing Cards Of
variety Of back and quality luaore. large and small
Cards for Railroad ilcksts. Pencil Cards, sc. &c.
Orders from al sections of the county respectfully solicited
md WI! be faithfully executed by J.. SMITH,
my2 La ie2 JOEn.st. nte II fu!0n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

~ Persons holding Licenses requested 10 produces
them when applying tor renewal al, specially fequesteio
nppy WITHIN the uIe above the penalties p the
Law. b. 1n!e. MuNStN CLARKE. Firt Manhsl
New YORK. SGyO5', Office May TIN. 1874. myll ~
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rs1AVFRN AND ENtlSl. LICEN~E-Notce 70 evrV
person vending dez ng or retailing strong or spnia'
nus i,guurs IN the City ui New York. >,
An perun> ,yuslH sell deal IN Strong 0 SpInhon' IL
quor Except importers Dlc sellns my liquors I'M,
noted or distilled by them. quantities above five ghion
without having frt ohancd License Tor such pup- from
the Mayor aud the respective Aldermen and Assistants OF IN
Minds m winch they >syery re.de ,ubec, by Law, u
encl nitsce the penalty OF Sl and N ca. o iSee 70
tc additional punishment by indictment OF tine hnl mpni
solucut Ibycm and ENc,e Licenses vii therefore DE- ueS
ut the Mayors Office City HAL, between the A"uS o iU Gnt
n',nrh the nYs pscbg iulOMs. 0T each rsspsctLye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

nRAiN n l0th AVENUE-lT BI.fC NOTICE, !, here,
y. b. that letron La, been presented ~ be Deaa
ot Aldermen, To construct drnn "a Tenth Avenue w"
18Th Sirce' to tie drEln N 5rh street ,
er.u Interested m his proposition nnd opposed 70 me Ihs
afe requested present their objection. writing 10 hG
sgrc his Office Hal! OF Records or by W. l9l gag 7"
Juno ms S.tli'L : DOUGHTY.
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MANU- 7 : NJ INT.
Gil " Y. WILLIS, Execution.
ny2 lnwfm B. L. nINNlNG.
N.Y. iawfpl

CnERIFFS StLH-By virtue Of a writ offer iacla', 10
> directed anddeysfcd. vii SNp%se 10? ,ae m The ,eoee
oclocs nh the right ute ag ute i OF james arro wet
h. lind the ~ Of iiuri iii. M TINE ai.c Whose
hands the same MAJ b. M TINT certain hou and lot OF and
situated lyas and teu= nie Fourth Ward 1.-THE city OF Nee
YofE known aud distinguished NJ. 81 Water stree. and
biundn rs fellows NOef5 10 mont by " aci STREET easter
y by land now late of IhumN Franklin. deceased sosh
erl, ly land now or lic OF Ead Homes. hid awcy nd
james T. Holmes mud Westerly by land formerly eonSqEo
William T. Baker containing width ~ front and 10 set
4 inches and m lcnrth % feat OF the5el bouts.
Nr,,Nnr. NJ D NM JONES ShenG.
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r.z.=j CHURCH. BELLS AND TOWN CiHks.-
Y ~ 3 The subscriber who AWARDED lh2oiha ~
the New Grk stnic Fairs of ~! and ~; ip' ss
t-st toned Church Bel. and ais, u Silver Medal lof
the h+>t Eel. md Dip"nIh Tor Town Cprh, ein.
bed nj the Fr uf the AmercnH Institute October hay
now psnc NJ his Foundry West Troy, New ok 10 iu'
ash Bells y $3.50 lbs made of te 'st materials AA
warranted 81 stand and peaSeftStens To them mn
proved Cast Iron Yoke, yy iloyeab'e Arms. The inos
hemard Tor his Bells the bcS; evidence dat cGn be GNeD%
her excellence Orders have been received from The tah
and almost NIL the States ant about 400 hive teen iu!sttn"
ccreui place. the State Of New 0fs from his fhun1
Town Clocks, isevelng md Surveying Instrument C"
l.i y. -. '1D'.''-'' w. ~ ANnREiY MENEELY.
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- NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR l.lNER',oi-
:rA Packet 1ls' .uneIe splendid and tavoue RACKET
49,. Shp ROCHESTER, ilC0 tons burhen,l Capt joan
I7-Iii,n will - on the a.t June her regular day
hc ,hs oihs line being all 10 tons and unwur persons
nu,u-c> be derived from selecting tins line IN preference 10
ANY other crent capacity renders them every way
more comfortable and convenient hau SHIPS OF smaller clnsS
and their accommodations. yell known are Supefs I"
uny others Persons wishing Secure beft should not la 10
mn p early application hont, io Of B1rnG slip oT To-
w K j. T. TAPStOl'I. atther general Passage Once
IS Suuh-st. cor. Maiden Lane. M stars.
The Rochester viii sail from liverpool on the tth August
Persons wishing sand iortheIt friends can have lei hrour
o m tin, magnificent Packet any o the regular ne. SAL
in on the Isl 9TH llth 10TH 2st and .6tl cievety month.
Draft, any payable on demand, without GlS
roi,rt IN all the prlncu OF England LELAND Scotland
nr II lNfrnii FOR Sna y nhoNe. leIl
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IS: i,iyey on the lGih inst the well known, last sailing an
$50 f5yof,e PncSe; Sh'p "CosMo, "tapt W Il. nl
irin- Recommendations fr CABIN number 1f'cd second
tabn and Siecra=e Passengers These as9 pFoens !.
c-pyeyancc For farther particulars apny q 69lI loot OF
Diversified or 10 W y u /. ~ MI, lana
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s,,,eo, Commissioner. Office, June sih ia. jeO

Nteei uMuiis,lonft 'li''' "'''T ca il'''
G,EWER IN JOHN S'TREET-PCBLiC NOTICE u
- hereby pyc that petition hHs been presented " We
Board ~ Aldermen. ~ hUi Sever % John stfet-Oe'"e'
William h1i renTi streets; L.
Persons interested ths proposition and opposed hcIe
TO- Hfe requested present their objections vTt 10 ~
unief.icui - De-, Office. Hail OF Hccot o. or by me I'
dag of June INST SAMl. :. Do rlIi =,
street Commissioner.
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PASSAGE FROM IRELAND EVERY FIVE
u: THE IEAR-Erum al

= PASSAGE FROM lKEIANI! "A NJ = p
.;rFe DAYS TIROUGiioCT THE EAk-t rom SG[f'
Wexford Sligo, Cpemn nunlnk. DFashe'l llmerick &c
<, Passages cnu all times bs engaged VITA Inc >ulrf
er. on the mos, adyunta terms hr class New ORR
hu, pnc hcs sailing from Liverpool 100 - ., , :, ,e,,
EVERY FIVE DAYS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR lsiL
o things IN s,t necessary for TIE Comfort anu general ie
resi- OF the passengers will be- found connected wl this Inc oi
bips VIZ proper attention Liverpool and good ncconm-
non ON board the SHIPS winch the subscribers guarantee to
ali hey eusageto BRING foriahe particulars, appy eeFs
padlto W. & IL l. AtStol l. 40 s" Nun Luz ie ill.,.
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- FOR LONnON.-Packet OF June 40th.-'Ille packet
fA ship al EBEC 7. II. iIebnTd, master. VIII SAL Us
Co. above. her regular day. 49,, 49,
E0T ire !t pHnge- having superior accolioaauoS'ap
ply On bonrd foot oi Maiden l'ne, or
s'' ''' GRlNNEli. MINTlRN x Co = Surth-st.
The packet ship " ELLINGTON, u. ChndwcE. ina,'er'
VIII succeed the Quebec anu san Juy V'h c' regular S
al
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A.enf0 IlINeTll'lU-.
l.En Elpr AEU 3. SOY. IS Nnlelnn knnd.

NN. TAPStOII, or tlDt.or's llLLl>., OF
GEO EIPPAItp 8, SONGS Waterloo Road
DRAFTS ON ENGLAND IRELAND. &".-p.r
~. l: about RENTING money To Their Trends IN me va
49, nunf be supplied with dmiiS - sums ~ /
- ~ So 40 - $50 any amount puyahlc on ccuiiiid.
without any other chrse. ~ The ntonnl Bhnk 81
iralud Pr0ylcul Bauk dr, M~sf> james Butt son g TO
h mixers London l. Bamed Y Go. ENchHn-e ana lrcouni
Bank LIve-puul Eastern Bank Scotland, GieeHncS anS-
"a, umpany sr Nimm Forbes Hunter * 90. scotland
nd the branches every post town Throughout tl-ni re-
md Scotland and Wales. which Dfnlts VIII c !"rwhe ny
the Packet OF llth. 18th. 2lst. 9th, or the Royal Aini
teaer winch leaves Boston the 10Th Of June on ngpcn
tim to w G. u ~ stpt ~
B-A letters from the country must come post paid.
FOR TIE PERMANENT CURE OF ALI.
Diseases and Eruptions OF the - KIN.
MANY thousands all parts al tie mon have been cifcf
anter trying remedy IN yan"i different SKIN d's"'s'
rimpe, F!ectle-, Sunburn. Tan
Morhcw. suit khcum, Scurvy.
y single often hall cIkel Gi tine genuine Jones n!a
chemical soap. Reader, tins soup, although "d'ef'
Used the surprising and blessed remedies ever
d,covered. md wall gcEem!Y do a here stated IL cleans
Dark Sunbumt OF Yellow skin.
rendering healthy and clear. have when every lg
Cure Old sore Heads. Rngworn. &c
Scaly salt ltheum. Rough skin.
II made the bonn al beautiful piece 81 soap. hni Is n
pleasant remedy. Gy- tone ttni
Hat reader. th~ article countere;ed, mud You must be
tie American Eagle :! Chntnm street amd - Bnni';"J
Agents keG,n, street, BtRtvn Ieibef 8 ledger
Bulngs Phiadsphia; lnys 10 Fulton street. i:foohyn
u!lI I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

~ pursuance orlrro the Surrogate o the Counf OF
I Ncw-NuIk Notice hescy eNsg Ia all persons bayuS
claiu Against :. WALSH u:e "tue Cly ofNev.
York scG;euan Gccensel g present tlc same VIII ue
voucher, ,c-crfto chaFe, T. Wills, No - Church STREET
the Cry of New Work before the seventh DAY Of NceA.
berne1:. Dated New lo,k Nc iI d, 49,. ., WAY lS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

RoBnsRY-Ni,iiam p. Dunieis, Of Lockpost, had
81 GOA stolen from his trunk on board lhc sIeGn-
boar at or between Snndusky and Cleveland, on the
ST o; J;ar. $4,000 OF the money was OF the Canal
Bank Of Lockfott, and the remainder oi The Ptn-
nix Bank Harllord. \ reward d. $3.50 is offered
Tor the recovery OF the money.
Qulcx fEAvELiyG.-A gentleman lei Rochester
y. \ on Sunday evening al > o'clock, and arrived
ia Boston last evening ut : O'clock dlewnce OF
40 gii!cs in % hours. SO much Tor railroads.
Boston Transcript.
- Jouy X. CoBnsrr, says the Boston Trans
crip!, has been removed from the office Of Deputy
Collector OF aud Inspector at bingham, ty Mr.
RaaiouI.
A SAD Arfale.-On Monday week, as we Learn
II ihs ST. Adams VT Republican, the hodic: OF
iir. Sii;'eon Lockey and his son, Sias Loc~cy,
we've taken from iniii-pond near that town. Nj.
L. was nsnuc, ard, as IS Supposed, threw himself
lnto the wafer oa Sunday night, when his fon al
tempted to rescue him and both persisted.
-, CHARLES GKEEyLrAF was ARE stcd in Bos
ION on Tuesday on an indictment charging HIN with
the murder OF james German. He pleaded not
guilty. and the Court said they would fix the day vi
rriuI 10 take place in about four weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

To Force the Growth and llfe'''msr
UrrIru HsIr-'To stop i EalAdG Oh
Gaze il Of D5tDdruf-beaIniy y. &c
prce 3. ard shiilirgs botiir: ,,,e<,, COrl
yr,UrsE arc The real and actual qualities o. 'u oa sn,
liar Restorative. It "l ;ofce the ha Il is6ng o.
,,. scmff or .ndui ard make light fe ., ~ can eIee
dark For dressing haIf ,lt and hy 90 il s. ltstS.
the mot economica Jet surehof article mace ne Seaan
Sg.--3 or shiHT, b.tue-"i t1e ne - ~, . Br-lkyn
s:i.e 81 Bosom Ie..gc' bniid.dS'' fn'' - eli In
street. Charleston. ;. C. Iybi,e. tor rale
D0NNFT BOARDS-Whte, end Blue anG SMITH,
d IN large or small quantities, ny l01 Joha sIeeL
my u
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''e Holm t;RlSIyOLD. 20 South.,,reet or 10
'sufNrN-I.t Ett\ltTTr\ 20 : south =

Person. sending ior their friends can have them bfouch; ON
in any oi the regular Ire favorable terms iriiis 'r amy
amount cnn a.n he obtained payable my part u. EH@
Ir,lan.l OF Scotland. application rs above ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

'l.ANN. u1AiA az 'Aft't-' 'N 80
Great calc VII " taken
are ofthe best description.
now fixed ut outward Tor
uGn.<. Neither the rHptrtn>
bc responsible Tor any letters.
ug.c,s regular hIII, of ilding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

g 'aNFiNR3I 2G:iIjT-"Iaali; a, CajdweiIs W.
9--,----e.yE7---, Point Cul-prng AMI Conlwa.i
me -eiesniirs' HIGHLANDER. Capt T. NnIdrop. VIII
len 70 the per foot Warren 81. Monday lhnrsiaY ana
Saturday n, O'clock. 2: W.. .,..,. :,
Returning wi leave :ewblrs every 'nncaJ III pa r. W.
.n! Tuesday and FRIDAY ut . J. NJ .,, D.
F.r s-i ~ passage. apply 10 the Capaip on b"at BAG
m I'd , e NJ RISK Of owners thereof. unless bi: oil "a
ilna az rerelt he slgnetl iOr lie SINE. u2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

TuE MlssIsslpPI.-The Mississippi River al II.
Louis commenced failing again on sunday last
The Vcksbnrg Constituencies Of the II. seys
The rver i, still rising and the fear OF yery consideTnpr
overflow ar- increasing. The within tw" inches n'
a. -cae.t hsht last year. Many planters afe already sui
irug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

To iEr-ir ri street. hrygceu 9i!i qud igt aycnCe>,
directly opposite the beautiful grounds OF e. Moore.
-. l,gwu lrr, story h"ice. Just COMPLETED - eet
VIDE 1y 20 deep. with bsck laz1 enciu>e ~ sS>,
fG containing book aud closet. W5>'elcds EJuss ~
stchen complete: Cfv'yn water m basement and tmm
uer,: tng "a story hot and cold water and
shower bath The houses eXtr wndrobes ana closets
and ~ point ani elegance of lniS VII com
pare with any houses built tins city Terms
very low To good tenant from until the ~ o May cl0
EnGure at the office Of ". SEAkLS. - Na!i-strcct
,iS0,,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-11
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The returns from the Old Dominion
come in well. Goggin is elected to Con-
gress from the Albermarle District by q
majority of from 200 to 400. Hopes are
entertained of the election Of Carter from
Wise's District. Returns--not official
have been received from some SO counties
which show wing gain for the House Of
five members. The wings were beaten in
Chesterfield by 47iyotes: Van Buren's ma
jority in 1910 was $50! The Wing says
this may be looked upon as pretty fail
exponent of the, feelings of the country a,
large. -.E. -.. -.,.r-5 81 eaj .., &.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-11
March 25th, 1914.

OThe late locofoco convention has, as
yet, made "no declaration of principles for
the public eye" except to Ego it blind" for
Benton. A part of the proceedings were
suppressed in the official publication, and
the wire.workers, afraid to trust the con.
vcntion, appointed committee, to think
for it, and prepare an address. We should
think that time enough had elapsed for The
Opinions of the distinguished supporters
to be known, and handed out through the
thinking committee" TO the People.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-11

HoRRIBLE SCoURGE.-About a week
since, we stated that leprous disease had
gained great sway in New Brunswick and
vicinity, and that the Legislature had offer
ed large premium for the discovery of a
cure. Four of the most eminent men of
the provinces have been industriously en-
gagged in the meanwhile investigating the
nature, origin, and probable remedies. They
have decided that the disease is the Greek
elephantiasis, which ragged throughout the
European continent, in the tenth and six
teenth centuries, battling all skill, and defy
ing all remedy. 1t is not a scrofulous Attic.
ton, nor have diet and cleanliness any bear
ing upon it, the most clearly being as liable
to contract as the tilthiest. This disease
has been gradually gaining influence for the
past twelve months in Fracadic, Tahisintac
and Neguack, and Providence only knows
when and where it may carry its ravagine
Sun
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-11
u. q. q. II.

Howard Lodge No.E10, Of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, will be instituted in
Fayette, on Saturday, the 18th inst A public
install Of the officers, an Grafton, with other
appropriate ceremonies will take place.
A cordial invitation is extended 10 the neigh
boring Lodges, and all transient brethren who
can make it convenient, to attend. s8
The citizens Of the place and public gener.
ally, are also respectfully invited to attend.
procession will be formed, and march from
the Lodge to the College Chapel, where the
ceremonies will take place. 49,, IA
BY order Of the R, w. D. Grand Master.
BFThe Boonvlle Observer Lexington Ex.
press, and St. Louis New Era, will confer
favor by copying the absve. .3HJ 9y
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-11

D@THE DEMOCRATIC PoLrr1cAh Asso-
CITATION, of Howard county, convened in the
Court House on Saturday last, Dr.Lowry
made the opening speech. He was re-
sponded to by Col. Davis. Mr.. Belt then
addressed the meeting and was replied to
by Col. Davis. Mr.. ]. s. Jackson made
the concluding speech and the meeting ad.
iourned.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-11
MuSTERS.

ny The following are the times and places of hoI-
ding the different musters in this state for the balance
Of the year 1874; and 70 O'Clock A. NJ. is the hour
Of parade at each muster; l.,t
Regimen,al muster, at Fayette,--6rst Saturdayin
October. E4SlN-fL
Regimental drill Of officers, at Fayette--6th and
9TH OF September. Ltpt2 ..... "a
Battalion muster, at Fayet,e--ist battalion, Gath
May.
Battalion musterat Jns.P Hackoy's, Prairie town
ship--9d battalion, Gath May. tH
Company muster-2t,h of September.