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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

BEAUTY OF CoLoRs. Nothing in nature
IS more beautiful than her colors; alu,os.
every mountain is clothed with her herbs
dIiteren, from the one opposite to it; and
every field lis peculiar hue Color is 10
scenery, what entabature is to architecture,
and harmony TO language Colors are in,
deed so fascinating, that in the Eas, there has
long prevailed method Of sgnifyiDg tho
passions, which is called the love LANGUAGE
oil colors. The rhetoric was introduced in,p
Spain by the Arabans. Yellow expressed
douo; black, sorrow; green, hope; purple,
consIancy; blue, Jealousy; white, content
and red. the greatest possible satisfac,ion.-
Ia regard TO mourning, it may not be irrev.
Giant to remark that though most Europeans
mourn in black, the ancient Spartsns Ro.
mans, and Chinese mourned in white. the
Egyptlans in yellow, The E,heopeaus in
brown, the Turks in violet, while Kings and
Cardinals, indicate their grief 10 purple
HarmonieS Of Nature.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
UNNATURAL ELOPEMENT AND
DEATH.

The ClnclnnaIl COMMERCIAL Of The
18th has the following:
Day before yesterday a colored man, and
a white woman, the couple having eoped
together from the northern part of the Stale,
some say from Highland county, arrived 10
this city together and were living together as
man and vile, on East Seventh street. They
were yesterday morning early, both taken
with Cholera. and both died almost immedi.
ateIy. They are both now lying in the 81,
lent grave side by side. This is strange
finale TO very strange elopement.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
DEATH.

Heavens! what a moment must be
that when the last futler expires on
our lips! Wha, change! Tell me. We
who are deepest read in nature and in
God, to what new world are we born!
Whittier has that spark, that unseen,
incomprehensible intelligence fled!
Look upon that cold, livid, ghasty
corpse that lies before you? That was
but a she'll, gross earthly covering,
which held the immortal essence which
has now left it; left to range, perhaps,
through illimitable space; to receive
new capacities to delight. new powers
OF conception, new glories of beari.
tude!-Ten thousand fancies rush upon
The mind as it contemplales the awful
moment between life and death! It's
a moment big with Imagination, hopes
and fears; it is the consumption tho,
clears up all mystery-solvcs all doubts
which removes contradiction and de.
stroys errors. Great Cod What
Hood of rapture may at once burs, up.
on the departed soul. The unclouded
brightness of the celestial regon--,he
solemn secrets of nature may be di.
vuIged; the immediate unity of the
past forms of imperishable beauty NAV
hen suddenly disclose themselves, burst. |
ng upon the delighted sense, and ba. |
hing them in Unreasonable bliss.
BRuNswIcK.--We have heard of Inn,
'ne death at Brunswick since our las,
Many OF the business houses are closod
The chnlern IL h;cnnnoa.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

PENs.-See advertisement Of g.
Collier Robbins, manufacturer Of pens,
&c. Mr.. r. was burnt out by the re.
cent fire, but has promptly re-esiab.
lished himself, where we advise all
who want anything in his line to call.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

STRAyED OR SToLEN.-Two packa-
ges of the "IimeS,' marked Roanoke,
Mo. They have been missing some
four or five weeks; any information
concerning themSmould be gladly re.
ceived by our subscribers there.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

Q~5-Not'cs TO The 4Jlic.-Persons want,nn
genuine popular Family Medicines, are adyis.
ed to go to Dr.. Easterly's Family Medicine
store, corner Of Third and Chestnut streets, ST.
Louis, NO, where they can find almost every
Popular Family Medicine that is mapuiuc.
tured IN the United States. wholesale and re.
,ai' at the cheapest rates; or call on his agent.
Dr' WIN h. Snelson, at Fayetle, or Digges
sale. f '"e"' 'o'
Read his advertisements in another column.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

New ORLEANs.--At last accounts
from this city, ii was in great danger
of being ovcrhowed. A crevcsse bad
formed in the Lcvee above the city,
which let the water 10 the back part, so
as to inlnre property and greatly en-
danger the entire place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
BY THE PRESl-
DENT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Collectors George P. Kane, Baltimore
Md, vice VIM. II. Marriott removed.
Thomas Iceland, Annapolis, Md. vice
Richard Sands, who did not qualify.
John II. Allen, Oxford, Md, vice Nicholas
Willis removed.
Surpeyors-Eias T. Griffin, Baltimore
Md, vice VIM. II. Cole, Jr. removed.
John Blackstone, Llewelenburg, Md,
vice Augustus Thompson removed.
John T. Stamp, Nottingham, Nd vice
Thomas w. Hoye, removed.
George w. P. Smith, Snowhll, Md, vice
Chas. Parker removed.
Robert C. Coleman, Louisville Ky. vice
Nathaniel P. Porter, removed.
Naval QGcer-Thomas X. Carroll, Bal
tmorc, Md, vice James Polk, removed.
Department Of the hltcrior-Robert N.
Carron, Of Indiana, 10 be Receiver OF Pub
lie Moneys at Vincennes, Indiana, in the
place OF Samuel Wise, removed
John c. Clark, Of Indiana, 10 be Register
Of the Land Office at Vincennes. Indiana,
in the place Of James S. Mapcs, removed.
John Baild, Of Indiana, to be Receiver o.
Public moneys at Charlottesville, Indiana, ii
the place Of Bennett w. Euge, removed.
John Ewing, OF Indiana, to be Register o
the Land Office at Charlottesville, Indiana
in the place OF John w. Rusk, removed.
Thomas Fl. Kent, Of Mary land, to b.
Marshal OF the United States for the dstric
Of Maryland. in the place Of Moreau Forces
removed.
BY THE SECRETARY OF THE IN
TERROR.
Maunsel White, Of Louisiana, TO be Pen
sion Agent at New Orleans, Louisiana, it
the place OF Greenbury Dorsey, removed.
Post Office Department Charles T, Mad
dox. Baltimore, Maryland
VIM. Brewster. Taunton, Mass.
Geo. L. Whitney, Canandaigua, N. York
Matthew Merrill, CHARLES own, Mass.
Lewis Il. watson, Vncennes, la.
A. J. Jones, Harrisburg, Pa.
Luther P. Blodget, Burlington, VT.
Moses H. Fiue, Lewstown New York
Daniel Brawley, Lafayette, la,
NATIoNAL VINO OrrrcE, J
Washington, May Ii. :
appointments BY The President.
Postmasters-Wm. V. Brady, New York
VIM. Hayden, Boston; and Lewis Benedict
Albany.
George Lunt, U. S. Attorney for the Mas
sachuselts District, vice Robert Ran,oul, re
moved; Charles Devans. j., U. S. Mar
shall, Massachusetts, vice Isaac o. Barnes
removed; Gideon Fllz, Receiver Of the Pub
lie Moneys, Jackson, Miss, (not Gideor
| Fitch as heretofore printed.)
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

PUNISHMENT CoMMuTED.-EIsha w.
Baldwin, found guilty of the murder of
Victor Matthews, and sentenced to be
hung on the 5lh Of June, has had bis
sentence committed 10 Imprisonment in
the penitenliary.for life.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

UFriend GIBBS, of the Glasgow
Packet" will accept our thanks for late
papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

CALIFoRNIA,-The New York papers
estimate the entire receipts of gold In
the United States at 100000, the re.
ceipts in London at 100000, and the
amount now on the way at Ss34,OOO;
total, sl,4O3,OOO. Since December 1926
vessels have left the eastern ports for
California.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

03- We are authorized to announce Srr.
PaEN BYNUM, Esq. candidate for the office
OF Circuit Clerk Of Howard County. to ill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Sar.
shell Bynum, Esq, sui
QSTWe are authorized to announce AN.
DREW COOPER canddate for Circui,
sgEOtiOn of Sarshcl Bynum '"' IT,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

UMajor General Brooks desIna'
ton has been changed from Santa Fe
to San. Antonio, Texas, in consequence
Of the death Of Gen, Worth
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

NJ We are indebted the "Rowena"
for late papers. Her polite clerks are
ever mindful of their friends.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

RICHARD PHrLLrs, Esqr., has be.
come sole proprietor of the "St Louis
Unlon'' having purchased the interest
of l.. Pickering in that establishment
lie has associated with him in the edi.
. TO department, his brother, Thomas
fhllliPs' late Of the peoria Democrat.
ic Press"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

OrIhe whole number of buildings
destroyed by fire in St. Louis, was
four hundred and eighteen,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

Mrs. Gallatin, the wife of the ven.
cradle Albert Gallalin, died on the 18th
inst, at the age Of SO years.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

" Judge Clark further adjourned
the Charlton Circuit Court, from last
Monday, to The next regular term. The
Court was adjourned in consequence
Of the alarm in that county in refer.
ence to the appearance of Cholera al
Brunswick.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

ATTEMPTED KIDNArPING.--AtR Rich.
mond on Thursday week, two boxes,
sent 10 Adams Express to be transpor-
ted to PhiladeI phia, directed to 3. Will
Jams, 80 Buttonwood street, in that
city, were discovered to contain each a
negro slaUe. The negroes were known
as walters at hotels in Richmond, and
were prepared for transportation by
M. S. A. Smith. They were provided
with bread and water, and one ofthem
had also a Jan. Smith as soon as he
found the contents of the boxes were
known, went offin the Northern train,
but by means of the telegraph, was ar.
rested at Fredericksburg and taken TO
Richmond, where he was committed to
Jail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
GEN. WORTH DEAD.

San Antonio, Texas, on the 7th inst, OF
Cholera. He had been connected with
The army for the last thirty-six years,
and was as brave and chivalrous u SOL
der as ever fought in defence of his
country. His brilliant services in the
late war with Mexico, are yet fresh in
the minds of the people. He leaves a
family consisting Of wife and two
daughters.
THE ScALPEL--A Jowrnal Of Health adopted
Unpopular and professional reading, and The
Exposure Of Quacaery; By EDWARD II,
DIXON, VI. d. Ncp York.
We are indebted TO the Editor for a
copy Of this work The articles are
written in a bold and confident style;
plain and comprehensive to the general
reader We like the moral tone of the
work, and wish the publisher success
Price rs cents per copy, address as
above.
NRGINIA.-lhe result of the late
election in this State has at last been
ascertaned. The Senate contains ii
Wings and 81 Locofocos, and the House
10 Locofocos, 81 Wings, and one Tay.
lor Democrat. Locofoco majority on
joint bollot %; last year 90.
The Congressional delegation is made
up of fourteen locofocos and one whig.
FIREs.-A fire occurred in Chicago
on the 22d inst, which destroyed the
offices of the Tribune and Gem of The
Prairie.
A fire also occurred on the l7ih in
Milwaukee, which burned number Of
buildings, including the Sentinel and
Gazette offices.
CALIFORNIA EMIGRATIoN.-The ST.
Joseph AdCenture, Of the 18th, says
that up 10 that date, $3.50 wagons had
crossed the ferry opposite that landing,
and at the ferries few miles above the |
Town; and about 1900 had crossed al
ferries above Savannah Landing and
at Council Bluffs. That paper adds
The average is about four persons and
eight oxen or mules 10 each wagon, ma
king the number now on the plains, that
have crossed the Missouri river at ST.
Joseph, Council Bluffs and intermedi.
ate ferries, 1850 wagons, 1900 men,
and $4,000 animals. There are but
few arriving, or remaining on the east.
I'm bank Of the river"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

New lNvENTIoN.-The Pittsburgh
Gazette mentions a new invention.
which the editors calls Manometer,
the purpose of which is to indicate the
pressure of steam on every square inch
of the boiler. The instrument consists
OF glass tube inserted in bath OF
mercury and a graduated scale, and
performs its Office in the most salisfac.
tory manner
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

DMr. Ewhank, of New York, has
been appointed Commissioner ofPatents
in the place Of Mr.. Burke, removed.
Mr.. E. is a practical mechanic, arden,ly
devoted TO the cause ofscience and the
development of mechanical genius
lie has issued several works ola scien.
tlfic nature. The appointment and re.
moval will be cordially endorsed by the
friends Of the administration.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

IMPORTANT FAcr.--The government
has ordered reconnaissance TO be made
from Fort Smith to the Bay of Sar
Francisco. Lieut.. Simpson, of the To.
geographical Engineers, assisted by 1t.
Hagen, have been ordered upon this SER
vice. This reconnaissance in connec-
ton with those heretofore made by Ere,
mont will enable Congress to decide
upon route for the Pacific Railway.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
COMMERCIAL.

The commercial news presents no
new features. The money Market
continues easy. In consequence of the
Threatening aspect Of the affairs of
France and Italy, public securities are
depressed
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
MEETING in CHARLTON.

The democracy of Charlton had
quite an interesting meeting at Keytcs-
vile, on Monday last. We understand
The meeting was gotten up by the op.
ponents of Col. Benton, headed by Mr..
Stringfellow, late Attorney Genera
and Daniel G.. Sanders, member of the
Legislature from that county. The
committee appointed to draft resolu-
lions, made a report adverse to the Le-
glslative resolutions. Mr.. Strngfel.
low offered set in opposition, but those
of the committee were adopted by a
majority of five 10 one! Senator Jack
son was present, and addressed the
meeting, as did Mr.. straightforward
it wouldn't do; the democracy deter.
mined to stand by Col. Benton, at least
until his position was fairly known
This looks like rather a bad start fol-
Messrs. Jackson and company, who
we learn, were much chagrined at the
result. The highest number of votes
they got upon their resolutions and mo
tons was FOUR Is it possible tina
this is the strength of the firm in TIT
ever democratic stronghold of Chair
ton We really fear Mr.. Jackson vii
have to resign, and that he is doome
to "die the death of the ridiculous.
We think, however, he will be able +
make a better show at Fayette, o.
Monday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

P''u'B'Ouo IN~' tbhlS 10 h'S" ~ P''S
more particularly manual labor and
the transit of goods. The freight of a
barge from here to the landing place of
Santa Clara Qhree leagues from San
JOSEF is from $500 to $500. Here
wretched hacks of horses sell for $50;
in San Jose 500. Food for one man
is SIS day.
From San Francisco to San Jose, by
land, it is twenty leagues; thence to the
quicksilver Mines now working by Mr..
Forbes, it is four leagues; and to the
placers sixty leagues more.
The preceding winter had been ex-
ceedingly severe, both in California and
Oregon. A report was put in circula-
ton that gold placer had been discov.
cred in the latter territory, but party
of men who went to explore the banks
of.Powder and Burnet rivers Powder
and Burnet rivers, probably tributaries
of Lewis Forks0 the site of the sup
posed placer, bu, they returned without
finding anything like what was repor.
ted
In the middle of January of this year
the placers were covered with snow;
notwithstanding this, many persons
continued digging. 1t was, however,
understood that Immediately the rivers
began TO rise, which event was shortly
expected TO take place, all the works
woull be abandoned.
Several meetings had been held in
San Francisco for the purpose of op.
posing the introduction of slavery into
the country, with view TO put to grea-
ter profit the labor of the Indians. The
Indians in California number 1885,
in New Mexico, 1900. California
contains 44s,69l square miles, and New
Mexico 1887 square miles.
The diligence which left Vera Cruz
on the 10Th ult, at night, was robbed by
ten buglars, five on horseback, and five
on foot. They robbed and mallreated
the passengers, tore the mail bag to pie.
ces, and extracted portion of the cor,
respondence. The diligence which ar
rived at Vera Cruz from the interior
was robbed between Calera and the
Geriia Of Queretaro. By all accounts,
the road from Vera Cruz TO the Can
itol is more than usually infested with
robbers, but we mentioned yesterday
that the Governor of the State was
about TO organize aspolice force TO pre-
tect travellers on the road.
The cholera seems to be proceeding
towards the capitol. |, was at the
last accounts not far from Puebla, the
people of which town were in con-
sternation at the prospect of a visit
from the scourge.
A woman who was captured at Du-
range has been ransomed for the sum
Of flfty-two dollars.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

CIRCUIT CouRT.-The June term of
the Howard Circuit Court commences
on Monday, There is not much busi.
ness to be attended to, we understand
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

BRuNswIcK.--We have heard of bu,
one death at Brunswick since our las,
Many Of the business houses are closed
The cholera is disappearing above,
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The, falling of for the week has been very great
compared with the corresponding week in either of
the three previous years. The importation Of specie
last week small while the exports amounted to
$3.50 910, most Of which went to Havrc.
The value Of dry goods entered last week, for con-
sumption, amounted to s15o77s; withdrawn from
house, $31 ,1Sl entered for warehousing, $16,447
There has been quite movement in liquors in the
warehouse department during the past week. There
withdrawn from warehouse yesterday Al half
pipes 40 quarter casks Is eghths Of brandy valued
81 SlS II packages gin valued ut S744 IT'S baskets
champagne, $l.2Ol.
Tho receipts IN the subtreasury of this port have
been reduced during the past week. At the close Of
business yesterday. the amount in the hands of the
Assistant Treasurer was $le26 sos 49, drafts drawn
but not paid. $4,000.
The Bank of Augusta, Ga, has declared a semi-an-
nua dividend of four per cent
The Farmers Bank Of Troy. has declared semi
annual dividend of Eve per cent payable the LIST Of
June.
The Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company
have declared their usual dividend Of So per share
six per cent? for the past six months
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THE PINR TRES INsECr.-Some weeks since.
says the Wiimtngfon Chronicle, we mentioned
that the insect which destructive last year
the pine in this well other parts Of the
try had commenced operations with the warm
Their. have recently to very great satisfaction
been Informed that the ofthe middle OF last month
had the effect supposed Of checking the evil In
great degree, and in conjunctos with another cause
will 1t Is generally supposed arrest altogether This
other IL the appearances in immense swarms Of
large fly which attacks and kills the tree Insect This
may seem strange statement but 1t Is, as We
sured by men of veracity, strictly true.
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MUSICAL.

'N00.N|0(NNINNO - -
will he Organised flor instruction the violin bass
yioI and flute this wcek Friday evening At ~ o'clock
for youru and Saturday at oolosh eyn
FROM years Of age Instruments Furnished Also pri-
the piano forse guitar etc Apply class
hours at tins leads my eoJ Allen, or ~ First st.
~ " l.. A. BENJAMIN, Principal.
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OuioK WoRK.-We learn from the New Orleans
sCresceni that telegraph.c despatch forwarded
from Boston. 10Th instant. New Orleans commits
sion house ordering the purchase of quantity Of ner.
cbandse. I he oi der extcuted the morning 81
the nth and the merchandise shipped by the bark
Santes the same day which vessel sailed Immediately
bus In the tpace VI two days order originating in
Boston WA received In New Orleans executed nnd the
mt rchs udise shipped and on It's WY to Boston,
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RE WAR DS,

NNNNNNNNNNONNNNNNNNNNNN
q k0 kEWARD.-HORSE AND WAGON STOLEN.--
pOO man calling himself George Lents, hired Of the
subscriber Saturday, 18th instant wagon with tive
seats for four and has abscended with them TIL:
is nearly with enamel leather curtains pain ted
green, drah lining makers plato behind (Robt E.
Nute Pha doors both Sides shafts her short
harness The horse bay, with white both hind
legs long a and carries over on the near side about a
In front legs The rascal about % of age feet
inches high darkh complexion rudy face Of stout make
and good address, II supposed he has brought The
above to New York vicinity and disposed Of them SIS
will DO paid for property: so for property and thief
EDW'D THINKER, Prune street,
Between 5th and 9th streets, Philadelphia.
6OO REwARD.--LOST OR STOLEN, A GOLD Pa
R<O tent Lever Watch, capped and jeweed having the
name Of anthony Dey engraved the back Of it tho
thief finder, may it to the 81 Liberty
street New York without questions being asked and
Watch will be thankfully received and rewarded.
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Fine French Cloth Dress Coats Measure. Sl6 SA
Cloth Sacks So $40 seasonabe Coats all 81
Ny taste punotuny and would
Ike TO have you for customer think suit your
bead. hack and pocket
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NJ lTCHELl'S NEW TRAVELLERS GUIDE THROUGH
A the United States, containing the prnc pal cities.
Gc alphabetically ged-together with the rail-
road age steamboat and canal routes with the distances
IL miles from place TO place. illustrated by accurate
of tie United States.
This work is similar in desigu to Mitches Travellers
Guide pull lished twelve years and
SSlaed than book ots class printed IL this country
The graz of the book is the the United
70 chez iy 80 in which all the accurately define
ated with reference letters In tho Margin by which place
may bofound in few book and map refe-
this will be fou, extremely convenient only for
avers put counting houses hotels insurance offices,
60 In fact every gentleman should havea copy
sthnty lying his desk prompt reference great
merit Of the IL the OF the lettering
which render the search for place pleasure instead
painful task the with most pocket maps In all
retpects tho New Travellers Guide is
Lady's Book
Nitches Guide to California Mitchells Pocket Maps &c.
published and for sale by Thomas Cowperth wait Co..
63 Market street. Philadelphia; safe by Lesvitt
Co., ISL broadway, corner Of Dey street, New York.
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Crevasso In Your P0cket.-The Man.
economy be said creyasse In his
pocket through which money iscontnualy running
wish economist in Boots. Shoes Caters
JON u He buys for cash has
and deals in such articles as cannot be
beat at any price.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY OAY.
TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY NOTICE-LEAvES NEW
- YORK-7.8 10, IL o'clock, A. NJ and L. 3, L. s, G.
o'clock. P. NJ Staten Isand-7, g. O. 10. IL o'clock A. H.
and l. 2. s. 4, Sc. 2 o'clock. p. N.