New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

The Scenery at the White Mountains is the most
grand and beautiful in this country. The Notch House
kept by Thomas j. Crawford Is one of the best in New
England The whole route is highly interesting and al
;rsciivc.
STREET NuIsANCEs.-There is one nuisance In
our shborhood which hope 10 see abated at once
aud that the selling from along Nassau street from
Spruce to Fulton Of all Of fruits the decayed por-
lions Of which together with the parngs are thrown into
the street causing the possible stencil and nevta
sy;producing disease There is law prohibiting this;
why il il not cnfarceii
- The following exquisite moroccan has been
in circulation for some dsysibTough the private Penny
Post Considering the talent and genius displayed in the
the OF the Cheap Postage plan is not sur
prisins
AMERICAN LETTER MAIL coNrANYs
CARRIERS ADDRESS.
NsrYork JHty lsL ls45.
Our time il up. our work is done.
The business finished which we begun,
Postage Is reduced the l., Of July has arrived,
And in Consequence We ofbr.lless are deprived
We've fought the battles we've workd way through,
And brought about system of Postage that peases you
Throughout the late campaign from day 10 day.
Your smiles have cheerd Us on our weary way.
Congress from year 10 year have refused perform
The great long talked Of Postage Reform"
Jniil we IN order the People 10 satisfy
With reasonable terms brought them 10 comply.
By conveying letters from place place and cry TO city
By what Is called The American Letter Mail Com
pany,'
A. rates which you conceived be reasonable and just
Saving you large amount Of cash which acknowledge
you must.
Psons-we here take the liberty Of making the asser'
ton
You would yet have to pay the old rates Of Postage had
IL not been for our exerrlOr
Which We hope you viii all acknowledge 10 be JUST and
tue
BY somethug-you know what ADiEu
" This being decidedly The age for monitors,
which any shape be admired and nun aiier we
though; Of duty anedeuviAn ancestry to
visit the Mastodon which has JUS, arrived from the Jer-
seys We do the proprietors and architects the
justice 70 say ha; the skeleton il got up with decided
skill The natural vertebr regularly sternated with
rather thick pieces OF cork TO represent the carriages
between the bones. The ribs have been neatly eongs-
ted with leather and anaiomcay united 70 very hand
somey turned Eastwood breastbone-~hie the shoul-
ders are dexierously kept in their relative position oy
iron rods passed upward from the hoor The horns are
exactly Ike those Of elephant but the trunk Il MS
sn--perhaps up make the extensions FOR the rios
The size Of the animal II stands Is about quarter
hsi Of the largest class Of elephants and there :
TIE u Az
race We only object to the leather and Eastwood par
ofihe business
" The Long Island Railroad trains now make
their tips regularly between New York and Boston and
New York and Providence. going through generally IN
something under hours see adv.
" The Star Police good deal talked
about Ii rightly organized and conducted they may
doubtless do great deal of good IN the prevention of
crime They scared couple Of burglars from store in
>prnz street Tuesday night who len their booty
carefully packed up in csrpetbassi and led
e friend writes to say that shilling eating
house where he in the habit OF dining has just exhi
oited little pacard with the words Sehwilpell soup
and wishes TO know whether he had better venture
cal for some. We cannot sivise-buf We know that the
article BY no means novelty in cheap eating houses
~ The few pas, hot days have driven our citi-
Eens by hundreds and thousands to the various Baths
The Franklin salt Water Bathing Establishment the
North side Of Castle Garden has received 1t deserved
large share Of the public patronage For GOODNESS and
comfort these Baths are not surpassed By any others in