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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

-, g Toux 4 B.-W 9 have received =
NJ n .,.,s 20 Nav Is change in the Council
Jonh, y s- d ~ va. hourly expected The lasi rnmor
OF 20. ,r governor hai authorized l. Wrot Esq
TO fern new council The timber be e, ,'as oo Of se pT gS
ihco M ". So, vfrs says that there i very little
Iope. '..,,t ~ export timber this season, unless
rb.nre in the trade taxes place Of which there sr. no
slghs AZ - terb inst Ed yard Waidin.ton and
90 40 Young men Of much promise went
Jon ali in canoe from Il John, and have no,
S Seen hoard from since faint hope exists mai 's
may have OceH 1Boston rayeller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
CITY ITEMS.


THs GuApXiQulvER.-Thi steamer arrived last
evcnin. from Hsvlna after passs.e OF ave days AMI
half she comes here for repairs Shs brought - pas
seugers. bat news Of importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
"rcCE srGNUM.p


. cYFRuAS's new and beautifully Carved Letters have
.snerseied everything the market, and the dsmsno
c- mem L every day increasing; almost every e0nny
merchant in calls 70 examine them and lew es :.
ss,f purchasing q sign. They in style un,1uo "a
~, p. and form. gnlded with the beef refined
ranisd not 70 fade, easy Of transport si1n, snn 80
rbsap cheap cheap AZ the beauty and hnisnco /" ~
.hir of these letter. have attracted sucn
and ther ,rperonty over any other DESCRIPTION o. sgns
go ovous an impression Is naturally nrHea 'ns. ne ~
cr...e N erpense 1, In like rsfo, but we VIII
70 iairlsh mr. .e''' ACKERMAS,
o'la' 90 ioI Sasssnst between Fulton and Ann
Nvpr.rIIC BLOCK LETTERs.-tt.e. ~ "
NIsste-s having appointed agents ". ss ,a,. :.
A. 80. Rork Letters Offering 20 VIZ p1'N~
ruseuf OF the different sxss g. 20 a1a xi,''
- DIETZ. BROTHER %. %, " s...s.
,CEs-A large assortment Of Solar, Astral and csm-
w Phsne Lamp r y 81 BROTHER co. Iss wunsns
~ J. r. BENyAMIN's SO sH q $500 sraasS
~ NvY-Prcsare graduated from 70 ~ poranas.
Is: ::. 'i 4 s s.,s ss e: { much
nos perfectly ssasac,ory money re1smsa IVY -
7ussss q reduced prssss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22


xxrA>TED-To p,guerreosypis. or to any onc who
W wishes purchase OF TO REQ, Dagueueoype es,ao.
shuen for hall - vane rare essnee = no ooeie' ~
800 In Rroadway and u q the beet stands IN 70
cfy: has SKY h.h. also norh hehi me room = nlI'
,sa IN The ffsi s,ys IA pictures, ciets and every
s. REQUISITE fr The business and has ben es,soIsaes
years Que who can pAy on - 20 o., noe 10 "a
a. 49, rnsncr Address with real name OF othelwiss
Z vii ~ Be answered, 20 2 7 boz lcoS y L myi' ~"
xxr,NTpDA gentleman thoroughly qualified 20 give
w hnishnx coarse OF eghssn or t.eniy ssslsns
IN mschancal drawing 10 eisss " w ~ - D., New.
manufacturing. village about lary ilt.es ~. go,
York gcuasusa whose avocanons might render lew
weeks residence IN the country oinerwss 1esIa oe ,, -,
the % he advertisers. who se Nils 20
pay liberal compensation fos he Instructions ttsy assIs
Address 2. NJ. B Tribune OAce, giving reference -.
nd my1S'
xxr.NTED-A few actv- Young men 10 90 South or
w West 70 set agents Tor the sale OF and popular
pgbheafous-Soo and above their expenses vii Re
ssrt. n them writing, with opportunity 81 cleaning
= 90 psr wear some men N our employ VII ma
doubt maze $1,000 per year. eeS OF AZ eNpeose~
br 10 have al from s25 10 so 10 obtain good ntIns
ont Apply a. FRENCH> Publishing hs.l - nroenw sy,
~ $3.50 st
be- po,,pah. -------------------
WANTED 100 AGENT>-Ths day Puo.isAed Al
w enlarged edition u Weiss Lawyer aud Oaed safes
Forrr Book Tor the Eastern and Western S'ses Asens
ear male AZ east 81 oO year IN circulating Address
myj7 8. JOHN { WELLS. - NssssH.s'.
I>DlA-RVBBER MACHINE MEN WANTED
one or TWO accustomed 10 running the steam eAsnsss
Three men uSes D heating and curing both steam aud cfy
heat may ind by applying at = CostsnS
rsi9 81 HORACE IL. DAY.
/ TWENTY OF Noes or mors. ~ a superior 9as-iy
% gold pen pointing, wanted immediately, oy
SPENCER 4 RENDELL>,
my1N w. 10 Broadway corner Maidenlsne
If NIR. THOMAS DOIG, OF scotland, who arrived
lin the packet Liverpool Al New NOrA. IN August a.
viii send biz address 20 CAMERON BRAND. ~ and ~
Pue-s Newly ORR his letters Will be forwarded II thts
should meet he observation Oi any acquaintance, Informs
uon from ihsm viii bs thankfully received myi7 W.
4 OST-A black. brass bound trunk, marked { z b W..
Taken from the baggage car At Albany ON Iharsisy ss
ANY information respecting II sent 10 % Grcenwohs
/ Newly ork will be literally rewarded. rnyio w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

TRAGEDY ~ oHio-A man nan, named H. bs arsskm.n'
recel5 49,, ~ having made infamous proposals " US
on U,s Mr. 3 was sxnbla-d and discharged y NV az
tsohs>s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

DOARD.-A mont parlor, bedroom and pantries al
Dachel TO let with board moderate isrns suitable
mr. y.uteman and wife. single gentlemen permanent
or transient Apply Of Il Bsekmaisi. References ca
changed. uNN "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

ARD-Gentemeu and heir wives and single gen
ID usInru can bs accommodated with furnished or mn,
furnished rooms nth board by applying immediately a. Is
We.i Washing plsce-a very desirable summer Ies'
hif-'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

BOARD WANTED FOR a gentleman ard his wife
Dwh one or two furnished or unfinished IN dr
rabe location between Broome and Fourth s,s The sec
ond .orv would be preferred Address X A a. the Pos
Office with terms and particulars az TO meal hours Ae
tU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

~. -OPER TON-NUr CoAL-Psaeh Orchard
NJ DU Red Ash, znd Sciuy.klA While Ash, for sale a.
~ .hove low price; large are and delivered scrseneo
ann he ward Apply 10 7. STOKES DlCkERsOs,
"o sT ~ lU7 Anthony-s, near Broadway
<vOAL.-,eo tops sgss quality Liverpool fos ana fo
1 ~ l.. JOSEPH McAUkhAL
sesper " rins ssi se&n y"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

serNss A>D sSsrcsFs Ok rrs CcNrlNsNr Emoraeug
Descriptions &C France. Portugal. SPAN, lialy- sicily
svI-rtr. lnd. Belgium ard Holland. Ioreiher Pm ii-
fere-'ilg Nulre- NJ flsir Prucipal les ana ION n
Carefully prepared from lie oesi au1 ,e,l source, =
RCHEET SEARs. Iusfrlfed with Two hAllIr1 alo
TWENTY-FIVE Engravin-s Fourth thousand. 8yo Pr
slfJ Nev-York. Published by Robert Scar, = VS.
-au-i--J : Rettc.d CAnin8 Han 1873.
We have here a handsomely issued octave CIV
ing IN succinc and attractive manner most complete
view part Of the world II increasing interest
where things they constantly provoke compar
son with thy.s they This want l. well met n
the work before us-the writer has Infused M
20 !, vivid freshness combined with a lucid
impartial and comprehensive narration thatws serves
20 swaksn reuswsd interest IN the worried topic. Of
which treats Dc.ineaton. Of climate, soil, the nntur
al facilities and scenery Of the different countries Of the
Old World from the Ta.us Nesuyius are here given
with an unsurpassed fathfune.s Of eolorirs- France
and Italy with their triumph Of the Arts spain with
i,s romantic scenery: Rome and IL truly Roman
scenes the Colosseum, the Pantheon o. Peter =
end host Of r,collecrons Belgium with ts Water
loo: the Tyrol with It's Andrew Hotter the svitEer
glaciers and chamoi-arc al either touched or enlarged
upon AZ the occasion seem, 70 demand az once IN al
entertaining and instructive manner.
This work viii no doubt experience repetition OF
the evidences OF public favor which soon induce
necessity for continued new edition. OF Mr. SEARS
varied and excellent works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

Trs pss,.s CtS,so'' X cntuckyl has the following
excellent letter from the friend and counselor OF
jefferson on the prospect OF Peace ith Mevio--
# is addressed to an eminent Kentucky Member
o. the last Congress:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

DOAKDI>G.-Asm small family, without children, having
Dmore Room than thew wish occupy, can accommodate
gentleman and his wife with very pleasant mont psrcs
With pantry adjoining Can Also accommodate TWO o! three
sS,',t. myl6 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

~ Hon. THOMAS eoRwIs was IA L0oiavH''
on tAs asia IAss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

-" GRAHAM. MAGAZINE fortune Is out, and
NAV be had Of William II. Graham, Tribune Buldings
il an excellent number nnd contains more than the
usual variety of good things which Graham always sets
before hi. readers The Illustrations sre mczEotint
portrait Of the late Capt Walker, end view Of Cincn-
natl with whose beauty friends Of the Queen City
should be fully satisfied Anon. the articles We notice
fine translation from Lamartine, sketch by Mrs But
Ter powerfully written Tale entitled The Fortunes
Of. Southern Family. clever rhymed legend by Mrs
Horsford and prose and poetry from Prof Goodrich,
G. P Morris, Pauldins Fayctie Robinson, Hosmer, Mrs
Eames H. p IIirst and Bayard Taylor. We copy the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

BOARD Up TOWN-rhe spacious house 60 Ham
ID uond-st between Beecker and Fourth ss Is open tor
The reception families and single gentlemen The rooms
are commodious and pleasanthe house has all the modern
.fa,cb,sB Terms reasonable myls a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
BOARDING.

DOARp-A lady residing in the upper part OF the city,
Dhn,inr small family ard commodious house, ~ desit
s of taking few gentlemen breakfast and tea during
he summer The rooms large, with tine closets sud
Croon water In each Also a hne bathing room Apply
l8n Tve1h.t Il. near tnh-ayenue. mylo w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

or two gentlemen can be ascommo
DIni,s with board IA private family, where mo French
aud English languages are spoken Appyat I"
,.,NnU-A private Family can accommodate gentle
- n1 hs wife and one single gentlemen with
pleasant rooms and board, by applyn. at ~ Ihopson'D
near Raecker. hyiS ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

DoaRDINC-Twog gentlemen and their wives can %
- accommodated with pleasant, large rooms, WIN pan
ines attached ON the second hooI Also two single k W
.oii . = iN' ~ ~ my9 Nv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

~ The FoRTY-FrvE GrArD'NES' Is the
t,Ie Of volume Of 80 p,.es paper translated from
the French OF Alexandra Dumas, and published oy WI
liam. Brother. lG2 Nasssu-st Price - cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

DOARp-A gentleman ,nd wife can obtain peassni
Dparor and bedroom al joining, the second noor VIVA
board 10 81 Marks place, (tghih,stl Aso W. ss
with 10 n or partial board. The house has baih mylY Nv
DO.RD-G Gentlemen and their wives OF single senue,,
Dmsn can accommodated with pleasant rooms ano oh
board or and only At 23 Foi.aNeas' he
Union and Grammercy Para. References exchanged
mylS lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

TT aTHp EDISBuRGH REVIEW for April
bs. M. been issued by scott Co. Articles on Pinto
.n8 on the French Republicans viii naturally attract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

nolRD.-A small private family In Broadway near
- :, unld len one or rooms To gentleman
.nI l vie or single gonilomsn with privilege Of baths
nv M w ~, 30 p'reaG,ssv mylol w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

large assortment OF solar Asus sno Ss'1''
w assne Lamp Wicks sor sale ~ <-<, ,aa x.,,p,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02
From the Johnstowa Republican, July p.
4 Fight

ARpaHing Casualty at Rlymoad f. Warjng's
Lsaagsris-Tsrifc GgM betlcesa the Rtiao,s
ros and tie great Etepimt CoiumIas-Elei hant
maortally 1coundea--Eseaps Of tie R4iaossros
Great Excitement.
The peaceful village of Galway was on Sun
day yesterday thrown into great excitement by
a report lstt the hugh Rhinoceroz belonging TO
Raymond {. Warnings MenagerIe,' had broken
loose from his cage, and was committing terrible
srfrr-,ftz5 sFrs '~.-9~ ----- s~ir9,.-
1t seems thai some time during Saturday night
the elephant Columbus. who IS not one OF tbe most
amiable disposition, amused himself by tearing of
the strong IRON bars from the cage 10 which the
rhinoceros was secured. Finding himself menac-
ed the rh3n0ceros cgule from bis cage and showed
fight. He was no sooner on the ground than he
received two or three heavy blows from The trunk
Of The elephant upon his back which beat him TO
the earth. where he lay for some lime as u dead.
The elephant then endeavCred 10 finish hun by
tramping upon him. which the rh'noceros evaded
bv Jumping under the body Of his powerful anIag-
onist in which position he gave the elephant sew
eral upward thrusts with the Prodgous horn that
projects from the front OF his head, which put his
elephantship h0rs GIt combat. The keepers find
ing il impossible TO secure the niurGted beast
alone. called upon the neighbors for assistance.
which promptly given, and every effort madc
to prcven. him from doing further mischief.
In the meanwhile the Rhinoceros had got in to
the open fields. where he confined his operations
to the frightening of a number OF horses and cows
that were in the pasture, and then took neigh
boring swamp where he luXu-Iated IN his favor
tie recreation of bathing with the same unconcern
as if he had been waIlowing among his own ma
tive marshes lu Japan
Finding it impossible 10 capture him by means
'of traps and meshes. the ProPrietors at length
came to the conclusion of desP1tchiUg him; and
for This purpose procured a number Of ":uskeLs.
They might, however. as well have fired against
the side of stone wall, as his hide resisted the
balls as efIeciuailv as # he had been oncused IN
iron.
Upt laie hour last evening they had not sue
ceeded in taking him, although moro than fve
hundred persons were engaged in the pnrsgit, aud
a large reward offered for his capture alive. The
elephant is so badly wounded that he - act ez-
uected TO recover.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02

dresses are not "fuiI uniforms by any meaas.
displaying the form but not. at all indelicatcly,
looked at the scene and wonde red that so few are
lost. The tmdiy Ofadies is not here witnessed.
for they dash into the rolling surf. after the first
or second trial, apparently without fear; and the
that they up-trip even the best of swimmers. 1t
IS in these cases that gentlemen fly (beg pa rdon
swim) 10 the rescue. and do not stand on the GER
emony of introduction. You will see couples in
all directions apparently floating without effort
and undoubtedly In conversation. Many an int.
resting SWIM has there been at Cape May, into the
matrimonial moose There are several of the
Upper Ten. here this week, who are making sem
sation. 1t would seem, by looking al the lades
al table, and such long tables, that an the ieweIrv
IN their respective neighborhoods had been pur-
chased before starting from home
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02
From the New York Sun, Aug. I2.
Jamaica,


L lie British authorizes o. jamaica are likely
70 nave other business hand than the getting
up Oh save insurrectlons neighborfng Islands
II II iorihlda0e excitement appears to have resulted
from proposition TO annex Jamaica to the United
0'ales. The Kingston journal of the Sth JuIv.
says:-
Rumors are current that in the parishes Of Han.
over, WestmoreIand, and St. James (and we be-
iie'e mere is truth IN those respecting the two first
hdihtuJ The iabOHng population are in Il very dis
sa1ised state, and some disturbances are to be ap
pretended i'll August, which is the great negro
holiday, and anniversary of freedom. The rea-
sons assigned for this condition of things are-Is
large arrears Of wages dLe 10 the people, which
they cannot obtain pa yment Of in consequence Of
lhe InabIlIties of the party IN charge of proper
Ties TO procure the necessary means; and 2n1
alarm, arising of the threat or suggestion at-
Iy thrown cut Of transferring allegiance TO Anls-
rIca, or anneXlng the Island TO that country.
The insurrection was 20 begin in the parish Of
Clarendon during the first week in August, when
me blacks were TO unite IN Il war against the mar
Ret dues. Disturbances had already commenced
at Black River as early as the l2th of July, ana
Two companies were ordered 10 that point. but the
number OF troops on the Island Is limited and in
The event OF general movement, very serious
consequences may be apPrehended. The party in
favor of the annexation to the United States, con-
SIsts OF the planters merchants and traders; the
white mechanics and large potion Of the more
intelligent co!ored people. Jamaica would, Of
course, unite with the American Uno- as q free
State the blacks having guaranteed to them all the
liberties which they now enjoy. Some Of the
more lguoraut Of them, however, fear thattbe pro-
Ject OF annexation covers design to make them
slaves again. This absurd fear, aud the probable
opposition os England, arc the only ob>,oc Ies
which the annexationists bnve 10 encounter. The
annexation party seems TO be very powerful, nos
only iii numbers, but in wealth and Intelligence.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02

GHI oeiohging to the numerous family of tine
I ooIinsohs' demanding the attention of the chair,
uu tneh receiving in his os 'front.' the peculiar at
CO. Is, Oh the aforesaid Mr.. Johnson's brawDv
49,, ne chairman in vain called to order: he
PSIIt rtt''e retreat Now the lot ran wild. one
iau voices at the very pitch of passion. and
'Lat number of hands employed in attempt
S - Clshgure natures beauties. Ia the comm
SION Il was difficult to imagine, and almost inpos
I D'o 10 ueScrioe, general rush was made 10 the
- P't'so'S and fans were broken, boanets and
shawIs trampIed under foot. SUFFERING women
SnriekIng, the combatants yelling. when to com.
P'e'e 'he scene some Of the lamps were broken,
Il'noih'ln9 the wool of the lambs, and bringing
o"rkheSs 10 blackness.--Police Gazette.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02

s0T a-I1EG TIE BLACK SAINTS--CoLoNiZATioN
sEETLEG--A meeting was held IN the co.ored
tlPst Chapel, in Anthony street. the Rev. Sam
De Chase. Of Baltimore, in. the chair. Alter the
1saal exercises, and in connection with which, we
pay observe, we were struck with surprised At the
'eTy superior voca! ability displayed by the choir,
fne soprano voice reminded US strongly of Slrs.
|FOod, Of L.eBox Do!oriety. 4 gentleman, whose
|fame we could not leara upon a call from the
fair stated the object OF the meeting in brief
ffns, and then introduced to their particular no.
Zee Messrs. Roberts and Lewis, of Liberia, who
1 The language of the speaker, "are too ob the
post dis;ingisht personages OBJ the age, and who
( ab done more for the generation ob dere species
ten any odder men living could or dare do
.'ey we're de founders 90 mighty empire" And
fse the Romuus and Remus of Liberia received
''a'ae Of not the most piano cheers IN the world;
r. who, after describing the present condlllon OF
F-a Coloay, beg pardon, the great free, IndePen-
q! republic Of Liberia, It's great prosperity, It's
faYancemenl in the arts and sciences, the respect
PAD It's flag, the great progress that religion was
Pnaklng among them, and duly acknowledging the
|S0aIleous and hospital manner in which they had
zen received by their brethren, the Corporate
t1uhorIiies of the city of New York, concluded
|oy congratuIating the meeting upon the proud
|.~nd Liberia had taken among the other great ma
Oas OF the earth, and inviting the people TO De-
ZONE citizens of shat highly favored nation
ITeat APPLAUSE a Sir. Murrell then rose and
wished TO know if the whole affair not trick,
y case conspiracy On .he part of the United States
government to get rid of the colsred population
'he Northern States, and called upon the Peo-
ple not to be driven from the land of their birth
t0Oe the victims of band of adventurers. He
Eiaoe some curious remarks with regard TO the
EUfmer occupation of Massrs. Roberts and Lewis.
if. Powell, We believe of John street, next rose
add Hess the meeting, which was now IN a state
r great excitement, when he was interrupted by q
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02
sE3EI& 3g1a GpOoPD AI.F
.Wo. 10 he s!ql 4n To0T
Notice is hereby given.

FEg hat the partnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween Richard Thru=ton, Joseph @. Walker
and Pleasant \. Walker, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent ard the business divided rs fol-
lows: The Notes and accts. in Texas, falls 10 }.
@. Walker on settlement, those in Arks. 10 il.
Thurston aud ,bose in No, to 2. A. Walker.
Therefore all persons indebted to the old hrm Of
Thrus,on, Walker eco. either by noe acct. are
notified to settle a. per above arrangement.
Sen. 2-'4S-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02

KUST observation-disclosures, pom check, cotton
eE AIDES, silk surge, cross bar musln giDghams, nan
kin linen, alpacca prints, green gauze wells, black
lace, scarfs beached and fancy Nose de lane shaws
and handkerchels green berege, aphyr wool shawls,
thibet shawls IA and S-4, prutcC cashmere shawls,
blue sattnet black alpacva shecings and shirtings,
tickings, lowes, diapers, spool cotton.
Tuck, fine side, circular, reddirE and pocket combs;
scissors, tooth BRUSHES buttons al kinds, waters, steel
pens steel and glass beads, speccles, berlin gloves,
etc. etc, for sale lower than for Cash Produce
by Z. }. BISHOP {; CO.
August 10 1878
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
Cape May,
CAPE May, July 90, lS4S.

CAPE May, July 90, IS4S.
By the desire of friend--a distinguished, but
very modest gentleman Of deiPhIa-modest
from the fact that he placed an injunction on my
pen not to thank or name him in this !etter--l got
on board q fine steamer that plies between SAID
citv and this renowned place. making the distance,
ninety-three miles, in five hours and fifteen min
utes Well. this is pacei Nature made it right
for the world to battle. and from the numbers here,
particularizug ages and conditions, 1t would seem
the original intention is being carried out had
but vague idea OF this place and the object OF Vls
itors. Peope come here not only for pleasure. Ddt
to regain health. | found the majority were those
ola consump.ive, dyspeplic or iangusih@ habit
and that they expected, by weeks bathing, nISnt
and morning. to be-greaty benefited. and, indeed,
so thew are, in numerous Instances. A large num-
ber though come here for excitement, and to
spend their time agreeabIy, make conqnests. ana
eniov life. | never saw such Il place tor talking.
oqiibe. loving and matchmaking. Why, the usu-
al ceremonies between Strangers seem TO nave
been left at home. ~ strange lady and gentle
man float into one another's arms as easily and as
naturally as the tide ebbs and flows! THIS occurs
though, while bathing in the ocean, as It Is me
case here that ladies and gentlemen batho ihais-
criminatey together Indeed, should say Una.
sa W nea two thousand, of both sexes, oa'hlbS Ut
one ,ime-all in sea dresses TO be sure, oul thoSe