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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-06

TICAIWAS, DER MAIDEN LANE, NEW
YORK

TYcfIWAl, cor MAIDEN LANE, NEW
,,,a HOTEL is on io y 4. ,.,,,., ,.,.,.od.us in
3 TIE Union, having font upos Brosdway 81 over
seo feet, and upon M alden Lane so feet with Two large
sAienulng ihthe rear l35 feet II is six stories
eh exclusive OF basement and under cellars, ana corr
aaning over 900 bed chambers each wen lighted ana
ventilated With grates-besides numerous private pat
I.ns Vim seeping rooms attached and pubic
1Hings reading and Oterrooms. There aet t"osies.
dining saloons the floors of which as wen 10 .e sp
cious halls in the first and second stones toselhu WIN
ate reading and other public rooms are paved VIII ..l
ian marble There Is also an extensive and pleasant
xoom fronting upon Broadway, hted up of aues or
dnary, and the ladies are provided WIN alrcuNe pubic
parlors and private entrance 10 e ho'ei NOM hloeh
The subscriber having for nine years past received
aoyaI patronage from merchants, and principally from
gentlemen of business ut his former Hotel in Broad street,
= satisfied from experience that early meals to many
more acceptable therefore he has had his house
fructed TO be able 10 serve meals TO such at early
houFs The hours adopted for meals follows,
fmtIVntIemails dnngroom upon LIST floor, Break fISa
y or half past7; with reference the season OF the
year. DinneTin the same at O'Clock. In Gentiemans
dining room, upon ID story, and in Ladies' ordinary
Breakfast from TO 10 O'Clock and Dinner half dast 3,
Printed bills of fare daily got up for the different din
ing rooms, and il is optional with Gentlemen 10
take their seats in either of the Gentemen's dining
rooms without giving any notice OF Their choice, the
Subscriber hopes the trouble and expense the at
zempt to suit their convenience in this respect will be
properly appreciated by generous public, aud that
commensurate patronage Will result theTefrom.
This House possesses every convenience that the sub
scEber could devise, and it is universally pronounced
visers TO be most replete in its internal arrangements
rs construction for light and air being superior TO any
DtheT House in the city.
In addition 10 the many advantages and comforts over
most Hotels has living spring OF pure soft water up
the premises which apart flom its intrinsic worth as
"a wholesome beverage, unusual to be found in the
ser part of the city, adds very much TO the safety OF the
establishment in case of fire on the premises;
power force pump being attached to the well to force
water therefrom well as from tire various cserns IN
the yard the reservoirs under the roof from which,
BY of the hose water be forced any part of
de premisesi in instant.
In short, this establishment has been got up without
ref TO cost and it is the intention of the subscri
be have itsland among the best hotels in the country
II hopes TO be favored with share of public patron
ABE.
ma-dlm ID. ID. HOWARD
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INDIAN sPECIFIC.

healing, aperient and anOdyne natuTe-Open all OBJ
strucons of the breast and lungs, promote expecora
ton, strengthen, cense and heal the tender nfamed
lungs, carry of the slow, inward, hectic fever promote
digestion, strengthen the nerves, increase the appetite
and revive the and drooNing spirits Incorporation
of the Specific is safe, mild and easy and may be tax
without danger by women in the last stage of prog
nanc, ann sovereign remedy for children, and gives
the bowel complaints. The proprietor has been in the
habit ofusng this specific in his private practice for these
hirty years past in Hypochondrica, Hysericl Nerv-
Gus Diseases, accompanied with depression and low
ness of spirits &C.. well diseases of the heart and
lungs with unparalleled success The dose OF TIE Spe
eic to hegven according TO the age and strength of the
patient as directed for the cOnsumptive.
NH 2-2aw-ap 30
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FOR ROCKHALL, CORSICA, * CEIIGs-
TERTOWN.
= ~rsza The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT,
Capt. Kenny, will leave Patterson's wifi
every Thursday Morning, at O'Clock.
Returning viii leave Chesertown every Friday
morning O'Clock, Corsica at TO- and Rockha at H.
noon.
Passengers for Kent and Cecil counties will also be
landed at Kennards wharf, miles from Chestertown,
every Tuesday and Saturday, and passengers joining the
boat there will be landedat Havre de Grace in time for
the evening Cars for Philadelphia and Baltimore.
ma - VIM. OWEN, Agcntr
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qRoyyn ALuMx FINE SALT.
q AfAn BUSHELS 9. a: SALT,
For ssle by G. B. WILSON CO
apI3 Smiths whz
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FHNHE FIRST TRAIN with the u s. Mari will
IN leave Pratt street Depot, every morning AT
PAST NINE O'CLOCK-te Passengers will dine a,
Wilmington, and reach Philadelphia about hall psst f,lr
O'Clock, p. NJ full time fol- the afternoon Cars 10 New
York.
RETURNING,
Will leave Philadelphia at one O'Clock. A. M. break
fast on board the steamboat Suaquclnna ana arrive n
Baltimore at o'clock, A. NJ in time for the different
lines going South.
The SECOND MAIL, or AFTERNOON TRAIN.
viii leave the Pr street Depot daily Except Sundaysl
ut HALF PAST O'CLOCK, p. NJ. for Philadelphia
Che passengers sup at Wilmington, and arrive in the city
about eleven o'clock r. NJ, thus afiording the Western
and Southern passengers opportunity of proceeding
70 New York by the early morning lines.
RETURNING,
This train leaves PHI fdslIhia at liaifpast thsee a,
clock, p. M.-the passengers sup ON board the team
boat Susquehanna, and arrive in Baltimore about eiev
O'Clock, Pm.
The regulations heretofore adopted by tis Cosnpany
for the comfortable accommodation of passengers ease
and faciy ufHavci, security Of baggage, g., will be
continued.
ma Is CRAWAURD, agent.
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DHANDY.-eob bIs. New York r,ni,a,on ,,ra,,t,
II landing aud for sale by Dis'''S
y JOHN P. AID ANS, Bowiy,s WIFI
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
g. e. e.

ENRON Frederick TO Baltimore, Nd will leave the
IL United States Hotel in frederick, Tin 2 horse
coaeh) for Baltimore, on Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays at O'Clock A. NJ, aud leaves the Globe Inn
in Baltimore, for Frederick Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, Ia O'Clock, A. VI.
The above line OF Stages will commence running on
the list day July The fare by this line will only be
$3.50; and excellent dinner will be furnished the
road 37s cents. Passengers will be called for in each
city, within reasonable distance, free ofcharse
ISAIAH MEALY, Proprietor.
N. B.-The subscriber is prepared to furnish Car
riages and Vehicles, To convey families private par
lies to any CART of the country
Frederick. Md, jy 10 3w PA I'M.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-14
Common Schools.

TnHE Board Of Superintendants having con
- plelcd division Of the county into school
districts Of FIVE miles square, and such division
being approved Of and the necessary taxes le.
We'd by the Court; therefore. with view Of fa-
citating the en,erprize, il Is earnestly request.
ell that some one Of the Committee men in each
district, will meet the superintendants in Hills.
borough on Tuesday Of May Court. prepared
TO report the number of school houses in his
district, their size. situation, SC. This infor.
nation, &c complete and satisfactory. will ens.
bic the chairman. some time during the next
summer. 20 draw the money appropriated by
law 10 common schools, from the state treasu-
~. and pay il over 10 each school. district 50
that Orange county may soon have system
Of common schools in full operation.
JOHN TR0LiNGER.
Ckairmaa b. s. C. s.
May 10. a-
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corrsciisns.-Ia lhe horny Of putting
an. last paper 10 press. he date Of The
Inside farm rsmained unaliered, April 30s
i, should have heen Nay 7.
10 our first page an error Of more con.
sequence oceuned. Our types. like
come Of the Wan Barsn editors. BY lea'-
ing out portions. seemed % be inclined
q perven he meaning Of Gen. HarrisOn's
expressions. Ia ihe note a che bottom
Of the 9Th column. lie expression was
intended 20 be. -.you viii aerer find my
door shut and The string Of The latch pull.
ed inr--lhs words nsrfr find were lsfi
oal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-14

fsFsreipS sssolaiisns we're s5sPisd UAaA-
imOnsly.
Ga molon Of Col. wakias. he lol.
Io~inr rrssIusion WA inaoSsssd. 20 ~it
Resslprd. That ths char sppoiaI .
commillss 70 notify DE-. James 5. snish
n his noninsiisn. and 70 eonsey 10 him
Ihe desire of This Convention. that be
shall esnssss ihis district 70 me extent RI
his ability. srd 20 request his aeesP,anes
u The noninsiion.
whsrsupon H. Parker. esq. said. thai
having been spPOin.sd one Of he dele
gates IRON 0rsnge. he had early deter
mined not 10 assent 70 The nomination Of
any one. Who would not agree % canvass
ihr district as Ger as prsriiesbIe; thsi he
attention had been turned % Dr.. Smith
ss > 81 selection. from his long expert
enee. his decided ability. and sound re-
publiesn principles. and The more sspe-
cislly from The faet Of his intimate per-
sonal acquaintance silh Gen. Harrison
and Gov. Tyler; that be had wrillen 10
DR.. Smith urging his seeepisnes Of The
nomination. in case !, should be rendered.
~i,h IN understanding that he would can
vsss ihe dislrie,; that The DR.. had replied.
expressing bis desire 90 have another
gsnlleasn nominated. and stslipg some
eoeenl reasons Why he ihoughs it would
be best. yet indiea,ing disposition 10
sequiesee. las every good ei,izeu ought
10 feel bound 10 aequiesee.l 10 The wishes
Of the public. when unequisOeslly sx-
pressed. and conentring in ihs opinion.
lhs, an open and vigorous canvass is emi.
nenuy desirable. and in,imaiing thar il
the duty should be thrown on him. he
should feel bound 10 do al Thai his health
and ability would admit OF. 10 advance
the grea, and good cause.
Whereupon The Convention being o.
opinion thai the lullness and direeiness o
The information superseded ,he necessity
Of doing more Than merely notifying DR.
Smith Of his nomination. . commiiie,
was therefore appointed for ihs. purpose
consisting o! Thomas Msgehee, Harrison
Parker. and Isey Harris, esqrs.
Resolred. That the thanks Of this Con
ven,ion be rendered 10 ihe Chairman an
Secretary.
Resolved. Tha, The editor Of the Hills
borough Recorders be requested 10 pub
lish the proceedings Of this Convention
and that the chairman and secretary ior
ward them under their signstures.
On motion The Convention adjourne
sine die.
JAMES s WORKMAN, CAN
BENZ. SUMNER. See'ry.
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On motion the meeting adjourned.
]. J. FREELAND. Cam
john c. DOUGLAS, Secretary. .4-@

Cences for lS40.-rhe census OF the
United States to be taken during The pre-.
sent year. will be upon more compre-
henslve plan than usual. Hitherto j, has
been customary TO enumerate The enhabi
tan,s only, under the several classified
lions Of sexes. ages. colors, &c. By The
late act Of Congress for taking the census
Of 1910, the President Of the United States
was directed 10 cause the statistics Of The
country. regulating TO Agriculture. Manu-
faciarures, Mines, Commerce, &c. To be
collected. and also statistical Information
in reference 10 Education.
The next census therefore will exhi-
bi. no, only The amount oil our population.
but also complete schedule Of the ag-
erega,e property OF the nation. ranged un-
der different heads, and presenting al one
view an accurate estimate Of The vast re-
sources Of The United States, in all The
various departments Of industry. aud in
Guiding The numerous items Of nalioal
wealth. Iuierrogstoriss. adapted TO eli
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-14
WING DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Alta Convention Of delegates from the
Electoral District Of Orange. Person and
Granville, held at Red Mountain on the
25.h Of April. there were present.
From OrGnge-IIarrison Parker. and
Willie r. Mangum. esqrs.
From Person-Col. Robert E. Pal
mer, Benjamin Sumner. esq. Thomas
Masehce aud DR.. Por,ius Moore.
From GranUiRe--Ivey Harris. esq.
DR.. James l.. WORKMAN. Col. Ciemen.
wilkins. Henry w. Jones. esq. Col. Car
ter Wsller, William II. Webb and Lew.
is Tharpe, esqrs.
Doctor Workman was appointed chair.
man. and Benjamin Sumner secretary.
The Convention being organized, on
motion, two delegates from each county
we're appointed committee to report,
&c. to wit: Thomas Magehee and Col
R. E. Palmer. from Person, lvey Harris.
esq. and Col. CIemen, Wilkins, from
Granville; III. Parker aud w. u. Man.
gum. esqrs. from Orange; who. after re-
firing and consulting. reported the fol-
lowing resolutions. To vii; ...
Resolved. Tha, DR.. JAMES ). SMITH.
Of lIillsborough. be nominated rs candi.
date for Elecior OF the Electoral District
composed Of The counties Of Orange, Per-
son and Granville, 10 vote for William
IT. Harrison OF Ohio. as President Of the
Uni,ed States. and John Tyler Of Va. as
Vice President.
RESOLVED, That il is the sense Of thi.
Convention. and in their opinion the de-
sire Of The community generally, tina, The
candidates on the opposition Electors
Tickle, shall canvass their respective dis
iric,s thoroughly.
On the question being taken. both th'
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Ger sIssii0n q Albssy On FSssasy fsstlE
ed ia he elsclioa q = Wig Mayer. and
q Whig AIdermsn 10 every Ward in he
eiiy! Every Wsrj. 100. has Increased
ia msjoriis. The old Regency Struggled
hard. bas their sIrssssh has dsPsned."
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SPRING FASHIONS
FOR $50.

MIR. LEVIN CARMICHAEL. having %.
Gently returned from the North. wouid
respectfully inform the public that he has re-
ccised the most approved Paris, London. New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Spring fash-
ions; and having in HE employ gentlemen
whose proficiency in the fashionable branches
Of their profession, rank them among the very
best Of Northern woIkmen, he 10 prepared to
execute Tailoring in manner which, Tor taste,
neatness, durability and despatch. cannot DO
excelled North or South Of the Potomac.
lie would return thanks Tor thesery liberal
share OF public patronage heretofore received,
and respectfully solici, continuation Of eus-
tom.
Orders from distance punctually attended
10.
Mayo. SO
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"A Boffomiess Lake in Susser county.
"A writer 10 The Troy Morning Mail
gives the following notice Of a rcmsrkabls
pond 10 Sussex county in that Stale:
White Lake Is situated about one mile
west of the Psulins Kill. in the town Of
Saltwater. II is nearly circular. and
about one-third OF q mile in diameter. I.
has no visible inlet. but lis outlet is .
never failing stream Of considerable mag.
nitude The name Is derived from il
appearance. Viewed from little dis
lance. il seems ofa milky whi,eness. ex.
cept few rods in the centre. which BY
The contrast appears perfectly black. The
appearance itself is singular enough, bu
the cause is s,ill more remarkable.
From the centre or dark portion Of the
lake at stated seasons, innurnersble quaint.
ties Of shells are thrown up, OF various
sizes and forms, but all perfectly whits.
These float 10 the shore, and are thrown
out upon The beach. or Sink into shallow
water. Hundreds OF bushels might be
gathered from The shore after one Of these
periodical upraisings; and The whole soil
for several rods on every side Of The lake
is composed entirely Of these shell., bro,
ken or decomposed by the action OF the
weather. In the centre Of the lake. the
bottom has never been found. although il
has been sounded 10 The depth Of several
hundred feet. ..~a ~. -.. If.
Where then is the grand ieposi,e from
which has been yelling up since the
memory Of man. these countless myriads
OF nnlensnled shells! l. il possible tina,
though far remote and al an elevation oil
several hundred feet above them, this
bodomless well may. By some sub,errane-
an communication be connected with the
grand shell mail deposi.e in the eastern
part Of the state. q. u. Z.
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JAMES s. WORKMAN, Cam
BENZ. SUMNER. Sse'ry.
WING MEETING.


A meeting was held % Mr. James
Turner'S. on Saturday, the 9th inst. Tor
The purpose Of selecting delegates to the
Convention proposed 10 be held in Hills.
borough on Tuesday Of May Court. for
the purpose Of nominating candidates for
the Senate and House OF Commons in
our next Legislature. John ]. Freeland,
esq. was appointed chairman. and John
G. Douglas secretary.
On motion Of Thomas w. Holden, esq,
The following resolutions were read and
adopted: U# ."
Resolved. That this meeting highly
approves OF the proposed mee.ing TO be
held al Ilillsborough on Tuesday Of May
Court. for the purpose Of nominating
Wing candidates 10 represent this coun.
~ in the mex, General Assembly.
!Rssoiped, Tha, this meeting sppoin,
Levi Whiiied. James Williams, Adam
Nj. Douglas. Joseph III. Bland. William
Lewis. William Cain, James Jackson,
senr., and Jacob Jackson (I.iule River
as delegates To represent Capt. Bacon's
district in said meeting.
ResOlred, Tina, We highly approve Of
The sppoin,men, OF DIR. James 5. Smith
as ihe Harrison elccior Of This district,
and that we will give him. together with
the other Wing candidates whoever they
may be. our hearty support.
On melton Of John G. Douglas. the
chairman was added to the delegates.
Al the request Of the meeting. Henry
K. Nash, esq. expressed his views on
national politics, in concise and effective
address.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
]. J. FREELAND. Cam
john C. DOUGLAS. Secretary. .4-S
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Strayed,
Public Sale.

nN the asih Of che present mouth. there
" will be sold. st lhe dwelling house Of Ea-
phense Kerr. deceased,
The TRACT OF LAND on which she
lived.
Some Horses. Mich Cows and frofs.
And eli The Hoasehold and Kitchen Far
niluie;
in word, oil the property she possfssed.
Terms made known on The dsv Of sale.
j. A. WHlTSITr, Erecmor.
Mays. so--
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

hOOSG VI hEfhESEN WIVES.
"Wednesday. April 20.
Mr. Lincoln. on leave. presented The
memorial Of William wrigh,. in refer
enes To the manner in which the debt
lately due 60 the United States from the
Commonwealth Bank, 10 Boston. had
been satisfied. which on his motion, was
referred 10 q select committee.
The general appropriation bill was is-
ken up. and debate Of some length oc-
CURED On motion 10 strike out The APP
preparation Tor the branch mint in Geor-
gis: bu, the motion was rejected.
Several proposed amendments we're
agreed 10. and others rejected. Ais quar-
Ter before eleven The conmil,ee arose.
and The house adjourned.
Thursday, April 80.
Nc. Gushing. from The committee on
foreign affairs. rspur,ed . bill 10 carry in
10 effect The convention between The Unit.
ed States and The republic Of Mexico;
which VAS referred 10 the committee oil
lhs whole. and ordered 10 be printed.
The general appropriation bill var
sgsin taken up in committee Of The whole,
the consideration OF which was continued
until eleven o'clock Il night.
Friday, May I. I,
Several bills from The Senate were read
a second time. and referred.
The general appropriation bill was Ia
ken up in committee Of the whole. sn'
considered uriil eleven o'clock al night.
Saturday, May 9.
The general appropriation bill wal
again taken up 10 committee Of The whole
and The day was span. in The considers
lion Of il. The committee rose. and re-
ported the bill to The house; il was final
" passed aud sent 10 the Senate for con
eurrence.
@-. $685.. Monday. May 4.
The house. for forms sake, met a
eight o'clock. and Immediately sdjourne'
over TO Thursday. for the purpose Of fur
nishing an opportunity Of cleaning ih'
hall, taking up the carpets, &c.
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Notice.
To .Eoh,s H0raer.

IU aIUWlG HMUFEttFs ~ -.
wOU will take notice, that al the Court Of
- Pleas aud Quarter Sessions for the coan
" of Orange, 10 be held al the Court House IN
Hillsboroueh on the 9th Monday OF May.
shall apply for the benefit Of the Law Cor insoi
vent debtors; at which time and place you can
appear and make objections. d you think pro.
per. ,,.,
HIRAM b. DALLEHEIrE.
Msyi3 -. 3l-
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A sagacious citizen Of our county. who
seeks all occasions TO add to his stock Of
information, In conversation with friend
the other DAY, inquired what we're the
provisions Of The Alien and Sedi,ion law,
to which reference is SO frequently made
His friend appeared to be no better in
formed on the subject than himself; for
so /. is. though we all unite in condemn
ing the law. few of US have read il, or
know any thing abou, il. Failing to eli.
cit the information he desired. our citi'
zen replied, that he had heard much said
about the alien and sedition party. and
he was thinking il must be the Admins
lra,ion party, for they carried the election
in the city of Now York this spring by
alien votes, and BY sediiion raised mob
il Harrisburg, which. eighteen months
ago, drove the members Of the Pennsy /
ania Legislature out Of their hall.
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Wanted,

WELL DIGGER. Application mar b.
n made az this Office. either in person. os
BY letter postage paid.
May 6. go
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Jane, B. Sheppard, esq. Of Raleigh,
has been appointed Attorney of the Unit.
ed States for the district OF North Caro-.
lima. in The place of II. L. Holmes, re.
signed.
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Notice.

TDHE Subscriber having been qualified 40
- executor of WILLIAM SMITH. deed.
az GsiIford County Court. February Term.
1883. requests all persons having claims
asains, said Smiths estate, 90 present the
same Cor payment.
JAMES SLOAN.
GIeensborough. May .. Is4o. go
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Twcnfy-Sixfh Congress.
FIRsT sEssIok.
IN SENATE.

Thursday. April 20.
The bin granting quantity Of land 70
she Stale o. Michigan 70 aid ira, stale in
making canal around The falls Of ST.
Marie. was read bird lime and passed;
IS was also the bill Cor The benefit Of The
Selma and Tennessee Rail Road ComPa.
ny.
Friday. ssyi.
Reports from committees were reeeiy.
cd. and one or Two private bills were con-
sidsrsd; The Senate then sdjournsd 10
Monday.
Mondsy. May l.
The general appropriation bill. reesiv.
ed from the House. was amended, read
q third lime. and passed.
The Senate held . short executive ses-
sion. and Afterwards adjourned 10 Thurs
day next.
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The New York correspondent Of the
National Iaielligencer Gays" The char
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Mail ARRANGEMENTS.

DERS0NS wishing TO sead letters by either
IL Of the Mail Stages. are requested 10 put
them 10 the Office before SIX o'clock in ths
evening. as the mail viii be closed al that time.
sTHOS. CLANCY. r. Dr.
May 6. Sc