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From the Calais Qiaine) Frontier Journal.
The National Democratic Conventions shall 1t not
assemble on Fourth of

From the Calais (Maine) Frontier Journal.
The National Democratic Convcntion--shall 1t not
aW assemble the Fourth of Julys
The democracy of the Union are looking forward with
high interest and strong hope to the great national
venton OF the democratic party which TO select their
candidates for the two highest offices OF the national
government. thtt 8N
1t is now nearly four years since that glorious meeting
Of the peoples delegates at Baltimore, which resulted in
the nomination and election of James r. Polk to that
office which he has filled with untiring energywith dis
tnguished ability-wth devoted patriotism Clouds and
darkness hung that assembly in its first hours but
they dispeed by the sunbeams OF concession, con-
Citation, and peace. 7' n1{
And now another gathering is to be had. The repre-
sentatyes Of the democracy Of the whole Union are to
assemSethe east the west the nott ana the south
they will all agree. But there will be differences OF
opinion to the candidates to be selected arising from
position and personal attachments There will be sen
ments of sectional interest pride and jealousy to be alay
ed and Observation-Disclosures which have been planted
in our midst by our opponents, and n9rtured by them
with anxious. caresentiments from whose growth ana
strength we have more to dread than from all other
causes combined llta r aen #
1t eminently important that prudent iudieous, wise
counsels should preval-that our delegates should be
calm discreet sagacous, looking beyond personal
or sectional considerations to the stability and perpetuity
OF our principles and organization the spirit of
harmony OF Cancellation, of mutual sacrifices, of patriot
ism. should be in the ascendant Let he motto of that
convention be- the union OF the nct,ona democratic partu
Il must be preserved ~
. mma' aaA so ,riate, so suspicious for such
h r. az ue anniversary Of national independence
inc ~ .ocatons of the fourth Of July, l77s. thong-
cS ,,un the mind-with fresh and vivid remembrance
:, the wisdom the unrivaed sagacity, the deep patriot
ism OF those men who modelled our form Of govern.
ment-imtaiing the example of concession, Of compro
mse of fraterna love which our fathers manifested
none but the most harmonious and glorious results cout
be anticipated. ss
Such convention, 80 holden hallowed as il would b
by the day and the spirit OF the OCCASION would awake ant
arouse the entire democracy OF the country and swee
us onward TO certain victory.
Shall NOT our national convention be held at Balimor
on the fourth Of July, 1sis2 .t
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Capt Larkn Smith, who isrepoed to have been severely
wounded in the attack on the Moline del Rey, Mexico
halls from city, where his parents reside We
much pleased learn that they have received letter from
him. written in lively vein, showing very plainly that he
is in fair way of recovery. His wound was from mus
ket ball which entered the shoulder in front, and took
direction towards the spine, where lodged 1t was ex
traced, however, and the patient was in good hopes OF
being able attend his business in short time.
Norfolk Herald.
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,v~tI onieors OF this hotel have secured the Aid OF
Mr.. George w. Yellou, their g e1siss sgsn' IN
reitting and hereafter conducting the % hers,o in
Purchasing and making all and every conrac. OK ~ G
necessary for conducting the n ~ transactions
n he house mus be through him alone. ,,.,a I'D
The house having been enlarged nn ~ 49s,eslr
Having secured the services of Mr. r. n ihompso'' "a
cuierer, (iofnery of Colernans,) they u"'' i'''
house every way worthy Of patronage
Sap l1-ood2mif
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APPLES The Hagersfown News that large business
has been done within the last few by the merchants
there in the buying and packing of apples for the east
market The demand and high prices have bad the
effect of bringing large quantities from the neghborine
counties of Pennsylvania. st.f..t ll "a
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The BrsHof.As understand it, there is not now the
slightest chance for the restoration of Bishop Onderdonk
He will probably receive from the board Of
bishops the letter he addressed them complaining of in
Justice which will exhibit their opinion this point We
are happy learn that the discipline which has been
cised towards the late Bishop Onderdonk of Pcnnylvania
has had the effect of working thorough reformation in
him as to the practices which, caused him be deposed.
Y your Cof,
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correspondent appeals TO us for information in re-
gard 10 Mr. Jeersons opinion the Missouri contro-
vefsy He says that +" Wmot Co. attempt to justify
'he own course, and curry favor for their abors under
'he prestige OF Jefiersons name" They say, We do
rSh because we are but carrying out the labors of JEFF
ferson'' We will answer this appeal tomorrow, by
quoting Mr. Jeersons strong rebuke Of the movers of
the Missouri controversy
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We understand from one of the directors of the Po-
tomac canal Company who returned from Baltimore
Tins morning. that all the financial arrangements for the
extension OF the canal have been completed and that
the canal will be promptly pushed until it is extended
10 Cumberland We congratulate the citizens of Wash.
mgton, Georgetown, and Alexandria and of the interne
date country, and the propnetors of the rich coal
mines in the vicinity of Cumberland, upon an improve
ment which rebound to the advantage OF towns and
country
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LIEUT.. SIDNEY SMIrH.-The Fredericksburg Herald no
Jcss appropriate terms the late Lieut. Sidney Smith, oil
he lih infantry of the late Austin Smith, OF King
George He had been engaged in OF the most mpor
tant battles of the and brave, generous, and
ceedingly popular His ambition to gain soldiers
fafne--his fate to fill a soldiers grave"
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DIED,

On the 18th instant Pscasou LOui.isns nesa r ~
a, vclow fever THEODORCK B. skiNNhhsA ns"'e " D.A
~ ~ f,r many wears resident of Louisiana -. - 10
This toos young gentleman Wa W. ~
am and ali him will y nov
he deep distress which his death must inn'c' On "
parens
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The liberal Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald, who signs himself "W." is mistaken in
saying "that the President desired Mr. Richie, by note
not to republish Mr. Kendalls letters from Mexico
We received such note such request in any Other
form from the President
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Our New Orleans mail of this evening is twenty -four
hours behind hand 1t gives no intelligence from the
camp. ,.
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sSow.At Quebec, the 22d instant, the ground was
white with
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Ertract from Gorernor Eaton,s Message.

Chloride of soda is said, in the London Lancet med
cal work. to be eiecua for burn. 1t is stated in
that journal, example, that attorney, in attempt
ing put the flames had attacked the curtains of
his bed got his hands burnt and bltered but broken
He for couple quarts OF the otion four of
the solution pint OF had it poured into soup
plates, wrapped his hands in lint, skin broken
and so kept them for time. Next morning he
perfectly well that only small patch of burn renal
yet hour had elapsed before the application 1t .ieu
that the remedy is sufficient to heal Aapeo
black eye. = seio' anu D
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From the St. Adams (vt) Republican
The Right Spirit.


We are glad to learn as we do from Gov Eatons mes
sage, which publish to-day, that Virginia properly ap-
pecates the interference of federal legislators with
archives at least, shall contain documents that breathe
treason and dsunion We sincerely thank Virginia for
her promptness in returning the and slavery
lutons" of foolish representatives. it suits better
to have the records of oufoy mpernence and treason
in own keeping Virginia is more careful of our
fame and good name for sobriey and strict attention to
business than ourselves. If Virginia
should pass and send resolutions to endeavong to
force negro slavery upon and to induce people TO
betray their country, should we not consider it vile in
suit and properly resent it such These documents
taken by Virginia intended insult, and we
spect her for the spirited she disposed of them
We are ashamed acknowledge that Legislators have
not shown in this NATTER that liberal and patriotic spirit
which leads to appreciate and respect the rights of
others, as well to maintain their with proper
dignity.
Extract from Governor Eaton's Message.
During the communications sundry topics have
been received from several of the States which WILL
early day, be laid before you will also communication
from of the directors of the New York Institution for
made by this State, by which part of its unfortunate
blind who educated at the of the State may be
placed in that institution. deem it proper that the
resolutions passed the last OF the legislature
ting to slavery and the Mexican war; transmitted by
the Executive Of Virginia, were reconveyed TO in
rectng the Executive 'return them" This not
you, because any action in regard to it is sup
posed to be necessary but Vermont have fear
that her honor be dimmed by the in the
spectve positions of the two States, deemed due to her
that record of the transaction should be in her safe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14
Eeaal Notiees

CHERIFF's sALE-By virtue nf VIII or hen
- fscias 70 directed snd delivered, will expose to
sae AZ he vesbue % tie City Hall IN thu city Of New
YORK on Thursday, April - 1877, a. II O'Clock nooo al
the rgbt title and interest Of Thomas Mccormick and
George W Combs which they hsd on The I,h day Of July
ieS or Al any TINE asr yard In hands The
.sme nav be- Of 10 and al that certain ot piece OF par.
eel OF and situate yng and being In me siernm ara
Of the CHS OF New YORK the souhery sfe OF hirhe
Al bounded and containing "a follows 10 VIZ Beginning
AZ point on the sOu1erly side OF said street. olsia1 w.
hundred feet eastery from The sOrneasery corner OF ne
Fighh ard Threihst and running ineoce sou n
ry parallel with The line OF the ElgoIhaYenle
fss{ Eel sire inches thence easiery line parallel win
ThiruethsI twenty-five feet, thence norhery on line
parallel with the Eghthzgenae ninety gnl eet nlns
inches 10 ThrelhsL and thence westerly along The SCUM
AIDE on ssd twenty ave feet 10 the Of
See In as pg SO Also, al hat certain ccer lot piece
or parcsl u and situate lying and being ~ ne Sixteenth
Ward he city Of NewYOrk ard bounded and described
a follow Beginning a. point "a ne soutnery Inc OF
Thrtslh disan three hundred feet rom he southeast
erly corner Of Eighih-syeuue and Thirueh-sL running
thence soulnsry line st night angles WIN Tnrueins
feet nine inches hence westerly and parse
with Th eihsL twenty-five feet, thence northefy on
line and shl angles with the lsst mentioned Inc ninety
eight feet nine inches thence easery along me soutnefy
ming ogethsr with The sppurIensnces lhesuno oeionkng
See Lib f79 pz. S3-Daied New ork, March 10 Io4I.
milo ls~6w WILLIAM JONho, az ISL ete' T.
TIE above sale = postponed until thursday may o. St
4 the sane hour and place. ~ ,o>,,,s -. GA
az, -, kmo "h- JONl,S. 20 ,.s'. a.
The above sale Is farther postponed unnl Thursday May
lSIs siT al he came tirzs sad Pl.es-Ne " YORK Nay
9Th 1917. VIM IO'sSi ia'o 'Ns..- ,
j. H. PINcKxEY, late Deputy. MI
The above sale 10 ferher pOsi poned nnlu nAy
rnyit IN "a VIM. JONES, late Sheriff
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nlistelldneons.
nRANnYwINE CORN MEAL.

4
HrOTICE no sHIPPERs.-The Subscribers, miler'
~ 81 Brapdywine in the State Of Delaware, beg eeNe
10 poE the shippers Of kndned corn meal, tnai lDe.
are Liable 10 be deceived By an limitation Of the genuine
Brandywine meal. l., A.
miller at West Troy and one at Waterford, IN New
York beside several Ia The State OF Pennsyivsna heSins
forced the marks uf the subscribers by placing BRANDY
- Inc mills In conspicuO4s letters on heir bsffss
Shippers will please take police mat u e9oluon 70 ~,
VOID Brsndvwne the names OF the Subscribers are RsC
p,ed on ali their packages and that their only agents n
Ne1.York are Messrs John L. Buckley Co, and MesHs
Alien PAKson ,,
An experience OF upward Of 70 years BY ther progeni
tors and themselves ia The manufacture Of kn.dred meal
ust6ss Them 10 saying that they will furnish an srtc
which will keep for any desirable length Of time In all Gil
ms,es-Brsndywiae Mills, 22d A pril, isi7.
TATNALL LEA,
JOSEPH T. PRICE Gu.
.07 I'm JAMES " PRICE.
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CLIREHUGH,s Nkw INVENTED S,,. - and a.! IN

~ proved VenfiIarng an2 Gossaner Wigs and Sea pc
may FOR eleeance Hgbtpes. and durability BE- cassed
among The hrl productions OF modern AT In their man
nscure they offer from Al others Haae nsfe. IL Asr
il sngy n.errd snd =. sousy d-trio0ted IS 10 appear
just issuing from the skin They are formed 70 ne oroS
a. me rAura hair grows End having no met.ne spInss
without weight eaac without being loose cool and mn
gossser suing he head with The sane ease and tens
cry ~ six stocking does The limb and ~lhA4' ne nAa-
"a appearance Of vuTitahle head OF nalr-
For southern climate hey are inestimanle Senators,
Members Of Congress- and geu-nen from every quarter
Of The country who are now wearing C-s wigs can be
referred To- The prices viii be found to suit ne eiEeun-
slances Of al
lnventor, sole proprietor snd paenes OF the Ineopne
fOr he u badness gray hair seun and danc
rus rs Broadway, up s..rs, corner Of Fuon-st
ais lmsod
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AT I'm
BARGAINS

TIME stJBsCRIBFR would respectfully inform the
public that he is selling off cheap large and vAneo
assortment Of uDredeemed pledges ct greatly reduced
nriees consisting Of overcoas and cOaks, from to III
each black cloth and fOck coats from TO - eeen
pants and vests from 75c To 8 esch also arge $3.50
ment Of watches and jewelry Of all descriptions and all
ko0s OF musical and mathematical instruments, sextents
ousdraus guns pistols swords cutlery and great nsny
other articles numerous 20 mention Also large AS
tortment Of carpenters tools Those 10 want OF the above
enumerated articles would do well 10 call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. ,,,,
l. WILSON, formerly Simpson Wilson,
l9 Chatham 81.
Ns-A those having any OF The abovs-nsmed article
which they DESTROYS 10 dispose OIL al IeSonape
price, will please call on - - - -, .,.
slb lpts | NJ.
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ITO SHIP CHANDELIERS, Dealers IN Naval Stores
Il Camphene, Soap Makers kc.-The undersigned, hay.
ing succeeded 10 the business Of Mess Cooke Adams
late Turpentne Dsers prepared 10 execute orders
any mphene Spirits Turpentne, Soft Tur
peuine Pich Tar Rosin, SO Pitch, Spirits Tar, Var
nshes Coal Tar and every description OF Naval Stores Of
the first quality and which he will sell the favor
able terms. Having effected arrangement with Mr..
Thomas Cooke Of tho above firm, supeniend the
luseturng aad dstlling department. hs undersigned
feels assured that bis articles win be found equal II
superior hose Of any other house 10 the United States
JAS. 7. TAPsCoTP, Successor 10 Cooke 4 Adams,
e6 Soulh hist
We lake his opportunity Of addressing our old friends
and customers 10 behalf Of Mr. j. T. Tapsco;t 10 whom
most cordially recommend them for any article In bis
line, feeling assured from long seqlan ance with
hun, Zoe having been formerly 10 our hou .e and the
facilities b. possesses Of hs being able give entire salts
faction to al who may favor him with their orders
THOMAS COOKE.
IS eodN b. ADAMS
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DAGs.-rhe highest market prices pad 10 es.s
IL Rage Bsgging. Bale Rope Cuttings, Gunny ssss<1e
0rsss Rops Canvas, and ell other kinds Of Pspe, NAE
turers' stock, by CYRUS w. FIELD b "
lsfly Q Barring sct-
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MARINE JOU R N A l..
PORT OLE NEW.YORK.

ARRIVED.
Br schr Victoria Hammond. - ds I'm HALIFAX hsn' 70
schr Texan. Clark 10 de I'm EastPort hsh, &c TO
sturges. Chairman Co
schr Greclsu, Chase, de I'm Boston n1dse, TO At
kins ,,.
scbr Croton. Chase 4 do I'm Boston mdse, 70 Foster
g. fickerson. 80. -, =.
schr OTIS. Dunbar, de- I'm Plymouth, NC, md'e to
master r
schr Isabella Sherwood, 4 de fin Boston md'e 10 Day
tom A. SuraQue
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Books.
AsTRoNoMIoAL

NEW AMI ASAnA x . "a : S.- SsrntIv eir- e.
w Common Schools and Acknowledgment -,
MRS sere. Of sixteen c0lored charts, ear ~ y 80
whole designed 10 Illustrate mechanism OF inc
by n. Matsos. ,--,....t rs-h man IL
The plan fthif work Ia entirely orginsL hscn llsp y,
l.,rse df.tinct uart Of the movements OF pnenonsn
on The heavenly bodies until all The leading prnePes on
his noble science made perieeuy % 80 70 go
~ he maps. and specially adspts the WORK 70 me isy
circle he private student and 10 schools The parent or
,bsr In he use oil may instruct youth Of twelve years
I'D inward giving clear ana practical EnoTledge OF
he subject and will hnd increased Interest and pleasure 10
ork of art; hey are mounted and put Up IN uesi box
Tor transportation, with copy q The Tresfse 81 -
per set On thick paper and a. s2 With cloth bses raO
fshed and for sale by
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NOTICE IL hereby given, according TO law % al per.
sons having claims against George HAZARD lhie me
i- IN tavern keeper deceased Thai hey are
required 10 exhibit the With the vouchers hereo 10
he subscriber the Executor VI The last " ~ and testament
m h. .ad deceased his carriage mandatory and place
Of business the corner u Il
snS lie Thfrdsveuue N the city Of SevYOrk before or
% me fourth day Of June next Dsed he second Cay Of
December A d. lS+h-
d3 aw6nE JOHN Z. PAhhEh, executor, &c
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CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY. May 10.
A GySrLrwAS IN SEARCH OF TBiRrEEsTH-sT.
La, evening one Of the passengers, apparently q
eounuym.n. in an Omnibus going up Broadway. was
in great trouble about the place where he mus, get out
He had to 60 he said Thirteenthst and asked his
ueghbors where l, wss Suddenly be bent over toward
the person before him a. II TO make himself better heard
and then wthou, waiting for answer ne stopped the
Omnibus and jumped out saying that be would rather
70 afoot This was Eighth-st The person In the
Omnibus laughed at the queer chsp but In few min
u,es his behavior became ineligible. The young ran
with whom he had been speaking was relieved Of bis
watch
NEwBUILDISos.-Thew work upon the new Ope-
"a House on Aston place begun yesterday At the
same time the demolition Of the buildings above TIE
Bondst Hotel was commenced On this site Mr.. Ia.
FARCE To erect his Concert Hal Room which wal DO
200 feet BY 100 and viii hold 100 persons with comfort
II viii be arranged like the best public halls Of Paris.
FRxScH STxAxKRs.-Mr. LEON LEcosTE is To
have the Agency Of the Hsvrs line of Steamers and not
Aymsr Co as has been stated. The first Of them, the
Ulloa will probably arrive here by the 18th Of June.
FIRE..-Buidngs rear Of 200 Seventeenth st
occupied BY Allen Dagr ss dyehouse, was slightly
damaged BY ERE at q O'Clock last evening "A nre ssc
broke GU, O'Clock this morning In store no John
a. occupied by Bulky g. Gookin paper warehouse
The building and considerably damaged
CHURCH OF THE PURTANs-The lecture room
tais beautiful edhce on Union-squsre will be occupied
BY the congregation Sabbath and the main ouidn:
Is expected to be ready for use in all June
~ On Tuesday evening last 5 w Shaw
Knox County Ohio had his pockets picked at the Bow
cry Theatre His psnaloons pocket was cut and y 81
taken from II.
RODsED ON BOARD A STEAMBoAT.-The pocket
Of Mr. Albert Wells picked, Of his pocket book
containing $l75 yesterday while on board the steam
boat Hendriek Hudson lying at the wharf at Albany
The thief has not been arrested
PoLIcE-Capt Buck Of the Third Ward last
evening arrested VIM Clark. on charge OF breaking
into the premises Of f. w. Vandersmith and stealth.
two birds valued al S3l Sent 10 Halls Of Justice and
locked W for examination. James Coyle man EN-
ployed in wing rocks ia 10 Thirty hrssst wa
Yesterday seriously injured by the explosion OF keg
powder containing about Z lbs.
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SHAKESPEARE

HARPLE's u.LCNisaTED sHAEsPEAkh- -
THE SUBSCRIBERS 70 his work q Ar are lnFlTs
N rs1 A. he EeE York Pictorial BOokbind-ry, ~
Pultop,t aud examine the various yes Of oeAul a.
toria eegsnl and neat Bindings now resdy ior M.
splendiay Illustrated edition Of shskfpesre-fros OF
Bindtng from 10 so The proprietor has spared no
expense TO MAZE these patterns attractive 10 ne fooc
ard ecu. 70 any produced IN this country OF
EY 1000 COPIES Il .,,
-, .,,s,s pifr. Bibe have been bound in this estso-
NsFmenL Price 70 e. r,st..a -
q - Losing will be ready By TIE 18th Of June
IL, =, ia Fuiion-st
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The amount Of tolls received on all the New
York State Canals from the opening Of navigation May
/ 10 the 7th inst Inclusive, Is s2l424o "a
The amount received from the opening Of
navigation In 1916, April 10, 10 the 7tn Of 49,, =,
neec,e,cv ....... sf3 2i3 80
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DREW WALDRON, 100 SCUM 81
OF Dover end IS Westst corner u Rector WAL
ORION, 0HERN & co. LiyerPool--Unted slsiss and
European Emigration Oaces, and Western Forwarding
Agents.
The regular PaeketShips sail az f0ows To and from
London, the ls 9Th, 18th and 2ih Of each month 10
and from Liverpool the lat, 6tt, nth 18TH 2a sni
26h Of each month; 10 New Orleans, twice week; 70
Mobile, weekly; 10 Charleston weekly 20 Savannah
weekly; Texas, twice a month For Hsvr@ sod me
German Belgian and Holland ports vessels ssi ibsh
appointed days Passage can alec be engaged from Ls
erpoo 10 sny Of the British North American ports, and
Boston, Pbilsdephis Baltimore and New Ofr<ns direct
The subscribers having had long experience IN we eas
ness prepared offer every facility to thos. wsbfg
passage 10 or from any Of the above ports. and n ~
exchange can be furnished, payable THROUGHOUT o,n
Britain and Ireland well As the continent VI Ecops
To thOse wishing TO emgrsis to the West ms snosn,
bers have uDequsled arrangements FOR the for~1nlnt
passengers, by the different routes, viz. To bunso
and the Intermediate landings, ard all ports Of ne C
sdas, Chicago, Milwaukee, Baltimore, riisoargn ola
cinDsu ST. Louis &c. Sc by steamboats,, railroads ana
csnsboats Of the first and great care VIII pc useh
that passengers viii meet with delay or mposaon %
the route. Letters postpaid will NEE, with promP.
tenon For farther psrticslars. apply a. shove mNeoo