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ng west of Beacon Hill, 1800 Comers, to be looked after once a month, 1690 Style of reckoning time; the year begins Jan. 1, 1752 The time set back 14 days, 1752 Newsboys first licensed to sell newspapers, June 30, 1846 Reading-room for the boys, Bromfield street, Dec. 25, 1879 Newspapers The News letter, published in Boston, Apr. 24, 1704 Newspapers The Boston Gazette, published, Dec. 31, 1719 New England Courant, published, Aug. 17, 1721 New England Weekly Journal, published Mar. 20, 1726 Boston Post-boy, published Oct. 10, 1734 American Horticultural Magazine, published 1743 Boston Advertiser, published 1762 Boston Chronicle, published 1767 Columbian Sentinel, published 1788 Advertiser, first daily paper published Dec. 16, 1797 Whole number published in Boston, 109, 1850 Whole number published in Boston, about 200, 1880 Number of daily papers in the City, 8, 1880 Nickel money Three-cent pieces put in circulation,