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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
NCURTH of JULY EXCURSIONS to

Il NYACK. touching at Yonkers, Hastings, Dohbs
Ferry, Rockland Lake, Hayerstraw, and Hammond-st
each way-lhe Steamers ISAAC y. SMITH, e. Melon
aid master and ARROW j. Dunbar, master. Will leave
New-York at and 10 o'clock A vi. and o'clock, NJ;
Haverstraw, AT A. NJ Y noon and cclock,P 4;
Nyack at 81 A NJ. and and o'clock, p NJ ionkers.
at n A. NJ, and and O'Clock, p. NJ -
Persons deslrons of visiting the beautiful village of Nv
ack have ample time TO the beauties Of the place
and after the ceremonies, embracing an Grafton Balloon
Ascension and Fireworks ENJOY pleasant evening ekcu-
SION home jy3 Hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
4 p0II0 ROOMS-Among the attrac.

~ U0--o
N tions IN the city, the eyees Of the Yoans De-
Scotia Giant stands al the head. he neasuLfs 80 In
Sb ,rs,gbs zoo U0und. and only 10 years o 80 49,,
personal appearance and general deofm ,ss. a. rs day
gentleman So great have Oecons u 10 throw open the
entire SUIT Of The celebrated sa IG s Ss Hshsd Co.
tehoahcs ,,.,cs o. cens Children ia C. Jssstt's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

Tn. American Museum l., beyond comparison .ne .o"'s'
and Icst ventilated place Of amusement IN New-fofH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

~ For particulars II the enter ainmsns programme
performance see small balls Of the day an.
ADMISSION 70 the entire Museum Chinese CoIec'.oh
saloons Of Cunostes, Happy Family, performance, &c
rs cents children under 10 year,. vi cents FaIqnst
reserve seats l2i cents extra. ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

THEATER.

Jopen at IT, curtain rses at ii O'Clock Pines Of Adj.
mssiur-Dress Circle and parq1ot 80 cents; Family and
Third Circles Is cents Gals. ~ cents Private Boxes,
IS and Sc THIS EVENING, JULY will be presented,
Shah spt ares play of the -
Shylcck .... Mr. Waller Icsslca -Mss Olivia.
To concl Hde with tic last two acts OF
AZAEL THE PKODlqAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

roR gyRofEAN .IKs = - S,,am.r fII Liv-
.s.s.d On The Gspa,s Of s:.S s Ma es S TO am p
s,,sS Pfee Ct cents .G sssasss postage eieded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

~ Dr. Edward III. Dixon. Editor of the Scalpel
fSeaang Once l2 Graudst one door west Of Broadway
49, aeas nsm 10 ull and 90 evenings All literary
toI the Scalpel must s let at the pub,sh-
Ne1e,f As;of House rel I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
COUNTRY BOARD-Two or three

~ families can be accommodated AZ beautiful location
Milton Ulster County. about two and half hours rde
nv Railroad from the city, Several Of the Hudson RIVER
Bots also land there The accommodations are such a.
md uce the commend the house TO the attention OF
hose NAV interest. For further particulars inquire ~
,sI Rr1aiyT1y U35
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
UUE TRIAL of EFFIE DEANS, from
FTTFRS CANDID INQUIRER

FILTERS to a CANDID lNQC lhEh
lon ANIMAL. MAGNETISM. B. William Gre
gory, NJ DE- ST. Professor u [ hem's'fy IA inc O'''
Written n spn Of far, candid and earnest ,h@ hns
and i doubtless ind great deal o. favor among muse
WI" Jaw d ''''' - ~ fCpurTer and Enquirer.
Tor Sale bv FOWLERs * WELLS l3 Nassan-st NeN-
noIh. m, H. - - "a Magnetism yea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
VHE LONDON HOUSE, 4 Roosevelt

Il ST. near the National iheater Respectable young
men and their wives, and single females can re ac-
communicated good board and pleasant rooms at mod
crate terms where they VIII meet with all the comforts Of
home jy3 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
DOOK-KEEPER WANTED-A man

perfectly compeent-a a4;sgc II tbs c0unirs None
need apply who have not lad experience IN TINS CITY fhe
tcs. references required hD raj alarg vii he gwen
ArIly at the store Il TNEEDY, MOULTON PLlNP-
TON II Broadway, between me hours 81 y and CLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

,,ns.I. oKssos AND TIE sANDMi, s.aarnsr ~.
scA cAiHokNn ~ S.par,are Of eaea Mail steamer io'
Csssres Pnes z. GU NcELRATH. Publishers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
The Hudson Raiiroad Passengers and the
Steamboat Columbia.

TO IrE EDITOR on THE NEW YORK IIEr.AIoi
Sr:-1he only fscts attending the saturday evening
trip of the stcaisboat Columbia simply thrlc:--
Upon tho arrival of the Columbia nj Poughkcrl~c about
eleven O'Clock on her way 10 iudsou number of per-
found upon ths dock. of whom inquired
OF whether We were going 10 Albany Tho reply
clear. distinct aud positive, No; only as FAR -
Hudson"
MIR Simpson. the conductor of the Hudson River
Railroad shortly afterwards came on boirl ln1 asStt
whether there boat behind us; Replied ies
the Iaac Newton MIR simpson thought differently
stating that but boat sf New York an she iut
passing We rcplicd, that wss mistake: two icit New
York Albany, ard the Isaac Newton behind The
conductor then requested tu take the passeag'rs ami
NJ possible put them board Of the Newfan 20 which
consented being dcsruus TO afford every riityin oar
power TO the passengers Mr. simpson tbcrcuppn esld
called out Passengers fr Albany. come on biari No
pcrson other than he inside any call. The Columbia
waited miles mp the river for The Newton - com
upgaye the u ual inmation, by tolng the bell ani
discharged the passengers who wished % lavrakin5
the a scycn yiye cents. aud more ffnn alsh'
Lad no railroad tickets and taking nothing from those
having railroad tickets except IN two VI re tne
tickets taken, prior 70 the Arrangement With tn
conductor; Who II then thought. had directed the
tickets 20 be taken
II utterly false that three dollars fare charged
taken from any passenger IL " cIu,ly f'lsc that
sny threats to drsin 10 set ashore ladies or children on
the bank, made board q the stc,mbott Coiun
bin. CHARLES " KING.
Captain Of the steamboat Columbia
New York March 81 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
Virginia and south Carolina, Sc.

BALIIhonE, March 20 I8oI.
committee of the Virginia Legislature, to whom the
South Carolina resolutions referred have reported
preamble and series of resolutions of the most patriotic
character They declare that whilst Virginia deeply
sympathscs with South Carolina she join in any
action eaculsted to impair the integrity of the Union
and that Virginia declines to send delegates to the pro-
posed Southern Congress. They also appeal to South
Carolina to dcsst from any mcdtated secession--that
Virginia believes the constitution sufficient for the RENE
dy Of all grievances and nvokes all who live under 1t to
adhere strictly TO it. and to preserve nvioate its
safeguards whilst they express the belief that the
promise IL fairly executed will to the
country that harmony and confidence which of late has
been unhappy disturbed The resolutions to be
sent TO the Governors Of all the States except Vermont
Arrangements are making in Richmond to give pub
lie dinner TO Father Ritche.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
Movements of Distinguishrd People.

lion Richard Bsyar U. s Charge de Af,irs near tn.
Belgium has presented his letters to the
Minister cf Foreign Affairs The Brussels rnd.p.nfai Of
March SAYS Of Mr. Clemson late Charge lie Anirs near
that government, that his recall received with
grct having for himself the esteem Of all who
happy "a 10 form his acquaintance,
Major : r. llobbic, special agent OF the u, =. Post
ofcc Department, was at Panama, y. o., on thc ist
instant.
lion George Carroll Gcorg,. Col. o Vaughan: j. II.
BlOFom. Buffalo. DR. j. II. Holland: &. GyN, Miss j.
Moofchou.e. Cal; Dr. j. MNuy. Nicarngu1. W Tall
and ~ Rey Mold X H. among the arrivals ycs
tcrtiay nt the Clinton Hotel.
Walter A. Bridge. Boston. w ~ Robin-on. New York;
Mons. Chanut. Paris; Mr.. clifford. Porto Rico Y. Mont,
gomery. Washington; among the arrivals yesterday
at the Union place Hotel
Dr Ramsay. Knoxville. Tennessee; J. VI Jones. Texas;
Johu Evans. Washington; Major o. wy.c Y. = army;
Hon. H. Chandler netroit X. G. BraE,rl Milwaukee;
&. u. Raymond. Boston; u. H. Thayre. Boston u. w
Cobb. Buffalo, John y. Howard New York; among
+. the arriyss at the Irving House yesterday.
s. Smelling Boston; A. ~ Dickerson, ifornhy; y o
Sergtanf, sshington Judge Beech. Albany Juig'
Hrorson. Albany; Judge baldwin, Albany a. Robertson.
Norfolk - A Bancroft Doston; y Boy Mananrasi were
ap,ongst the arrival yesterday al the Aator
W. Dickson Arkansas; J y. Andres Darlington; r
Shaw, Boston; y Colbert. In n Baker Bal,lmIre; u
a. Isvy. Richmond. H. Pratt Boston. q. WIliimsDn.
Lousiaua arrived yesterday M the America
Gilbert L. Talbot n. Stone A. Bancroft. Bnton; ". ~
lac. e. j. Newcomb. Worcester jasper Harding. T.,
Bailey Philadelphia " " Titus Canada. were among
the arrivals at the Howard Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26

~ HORSES fJsE-CrFfCg 10 WALL. SrRgEr
Btlr,ro. r. Nv have had a beautiful day: thi.
evening eo clear and pleasant. wind northwest thrr.
nOmcrr ~ barometer - or. mercury In barometer q,
RotutstrF, y. Mt has bccn 4 beautiful day
though rsthcr cool; wind northeast; thermometer ~
during The day.
Atntr.. ST MA fine day and clear pleasant eve
ming. Wind northwest Thermometer 81
sirset - Y. Niias been a clear and pleaant day:
Wind thiliy from nortlNesl thrrmo meter 80
u-wrga. r. M.--tisur aud pleasant evening. n,
lccn fine day: ligh, wind from northwest: thcrn.ns
ter -; barometer ~ 80
lrt,soh MA beautiful clear morning hut rather
chilly wind frcsh ffea noflhwcst; thermometer ~. Ia
fumcter -iT50: mercury IN barometer 81 sp M
fine daS; not cloud has been seem clear beautiful
evening; wind unchanged: Thermometer Isf.. barpme.
ter 29s0; mercury in barometer 5s
hRsNt, a. M--Cl'ar coA and pleasant morning;
wind northeast; bar,n';er o0p5. mercury In barom ter
~: Thermometer 81. r. M.--Ilas been n drshtfnl
lay. and nt clwfd IL . seem Mica ant evening viuI
nortlicast thermcnotsr 81 mercury In barometer -;
barometer yD.-S.
Tnor. - A. M--vcry beautiful morning cic,r AMI
ilrasaut wind frrth ff,tn Northeatt Thermometer ~
> Y M-Bcautifu tytLlng. has been q very nne dayt
wind north. Thermometer -.
QtfFs.p a. M.-llc1muutrter p: barometer % 50.
itautifuL ecer morning; wind north; hard last
Aight
Movrrru. "a M-r,autlfui morning and very ci,ar;
liard tcst during the night wind south; Thermometer
~. Larcmctcr s1IO.
k,sesros "a. M--pcghtful morning clear snd cool;
fheImcmtftr2 20
ToroSrc,0A M.--vcry anc mornings thermometer 2,
htrt,-etsN1 a M.-Cicar and pleasant, wind north;
:, w,u'iu.tf. > A. M-wcather clear; wind north;
theiiut mcter ~
~ EnN's ftSE--oFFfCE ~ WALL STREET.
Fort parrra. ~ M.-Esrometcr ~ az; ther,no,netsr
attached a.. detached 40; clearness of sky lO wind
wee, s"'"esti clouds ice going rapidly out Of tho
rors ptuy, sr. M--clcr; wind west; thermom,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
Another Awful Steamboat Catastrophe
Fifteen Lives Lost, &c.

The steamboats, Lowell and yinton came in collision
to-day. on the Ohio river below Wheeling, by which the
former sunk and fifteen lives were lost-among
them lady three children and the chief engineer The
lowell bound from Pittsburgh for the Wabash river
With tnll cargo.
Kjxkisnd the preacher, who mobbed at Cincinnati
lately imprisoned here yesterday for violating the
ordinance by obstructing the streets Also Sharpe his
ccajjmor
Mr. Barker ex-Alayor, has been released from Jail
On promise To desist from his proceedings.
The canal and river receipts OF merchandise continue
largo and especially bacon, tobacco and -four. The
INADEQUATE fpr the business There l. six
feet OF water in the river and receding slowly Our
xcts are UNCHANGED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
RrooElvp C,sv Intelligence.

Drgeparior % rnr SAMANTHA man namcl Dovi
Moudsy brought mp In company with six Others
having been found OF his house In Fourth place. iinc ng
and fiotng Sunday morning. The dftndant hat BE-
re been fined for the above offence aud was now ds-
charged with severe rcprimand
Cnts.rr AGAINST prprans AND JrvKMr-.-The Mayor
has crusade against the sbpve caes o pr.
sons Who tradr IN this city without lsceus and unaar
his instructions the police have been very active NUN
bers Of the Offenders have been arrested, snt nnsd 10
various au,ounts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
Lake Erie and ST. Lawrence Navigation.

BUFFALO March p. 1851.
There is stil about half mile Of floating ice at the
entrance q the harbor. Tho steamers Empire Ocean
and Fashion. which have been trying al day to v,r,,
their My cut. and the j. ID. Morton. Clinton Albany
and Bette TO work in have finally succeeded in getting
through.
OcprresUrcn, March 2j. 1851.
Navigation Is now open the st. Lawrence river
The Ice oil suddenly disappeared from harbor yesler
day and the river Is all ccar Tn, drt vessel the
Oneida Chief Captain Pcarce, bouni ap, leaves this
Afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26

NASHVILLE, March D. 1851.
Mr Wesley Wheeler, broker paid on. to-day 81 go on
genainc draft. with forged endorsement The draft
wa drawn by " T. Partcc Co, Of New Orleans on j.
l.. Maghcc Co. New York. payable to j. J. Hodge s.
Co, Nashville. The letter containing the draft was
taken oct of the post Office by j. Hodge formerly
of Wheeling. but recently resident at this place as a
black NTH lie forged the endorsement obtained the
mont - a1d cleared for parts unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TAe Dinner to Mr.. wsbster-Freshet, Sc.

BALrrMoRr, March 25 1851.
letter from Annapolis announces the arrival Of the
Hon Daniel Webster and lady, last night The dinner
will nst take place til PM tonight consequently
we canno look for report Of the proceedings to reach
us before early to- morning When the left
Annaeolis at A 30 this evening great preparations
were rnaking for the dinner.
destructive frcshet Is reported to have occurred In
the Roanoke and Cape Fear rivers doing much damage
Castor H. said to have been submerged.
The stone Of Methodist Church in West
Baltimore, laid yesterday.
rsrnhAm the robber Of Adams & Co.'S Express, has
been convicted h
No mail has been received to-nghty%outh of Peters
Luru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26

PHILADELPHIA. March %. 1851.
Judge Burnside died at xix O'Clock this evening" at the
rcsdeuee 81 his son-in-law in Germlnto~n.
George y, Jervs aged 81 years died thi, afternoon
lie has brn associated with ths theatres Of this city for
thirty ycars past and 1t the thne Of his demise was
prOmptcr at the Arch street Theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, March % 1851
Four clerks. viz z-Messrs Albert, Mclicnry Dallas AMI
Souge were removed yesterday by the Secretary Of the
Treasury who has resumed his Official duties
ne" Two penny paper called the ansrieaa Telegraph
anade IT. appearance, last evening" in highly crciable
nm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
improvements n. DunLIr,<. &c.

DuNxRg N Y, March -. 1851
The near approach to completion Of the New York and
kic Railroad T. giving accelerated movement 10 bus
ness here. Tho company have consumm,ted thcir
steamboat arrangements IN connection with the rnai and
are now making improvements In the harb,r. Twenty
hoi'scS have been contracted for, 10 be Immediately
crycied and the vasc Of property Ia rapidly advancing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26

Nrw oRLE,rs. March PIP "
Cotton remains steady at the advance reported since
thc reception of the Asa's news closing at 1Ie 11te
Ohio aour l. selling at Ga lif In lar the tr,n.,c
lions haye been 900 barrels At 71Sc S. sui ae,o kev-
sts'.c Mcss pork Is at sia o. Small sales cf nlo COG
Zee ct io'sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
Fire In Quebee.

QCEBsc March 2j 1851.
Wilson's buildings, consisting Of block Of six or seven
DWELLING, near 81 Thomas church. Ia the suburbs Of
Gucb,c. were destroyed by lrc last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
Southern Steamers nj New Orleans. &c.

wv VNLT.NNt,
Among the passenger per Georgia arrived here to-
day. we're Senators Clemens and Downs
Tho scsm.hip Philadelphia. from Chsyres Is coming
Up. lisabcJ having broken 4 wheel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
hcquIttal on n Charge OF Murder,

NOMINAL, March DO A. "
Jean Martin. whose trial for the murder Of his wife
has occupied the Court Of Queens Bench the last four
day, was acquitted yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
Police Intelligence.

.9frea n Drorer Sgspseion--.3 Largs Quantity ~
Canfrisrf~f Money DiscerTrd Yesterday afternoon
the arrival Of the New Haven train In Canal street OH
Ncas and Barns II the sixth ward police took into
custody genuine looking Yankee droyer by the u
Aaran 4. Trcadwcli and conveyed him 10 the Police
Court before Justice Lothrup. on suspicion of being
concerned in burglary II Norwich Conn perpc,rati
ly person persons short time previous II
-, ms tat on his wny from the Eat w the h.
noticed 10 have silver table ant tea spoons toyr
ihcr with two boxcs and saddle ng- a very suspicious
erPenrance some persons VINO wsTe awarc 81 the rob
tefy committed nj Norwich. suspected that prol,ab,y
this dro,er might be In way concerned with ths
iurglars Accordingly. the arrival Il the 'nfor
nation given q the above named officers who
vcycd him bcsorc the magistrate On searching the
Cuscd on his person was found s9 y In good money
aud sIec in ten dollar counterfeit bills the Rank ~
New iUik was found rolled up aud slowed away In his
Loot Fix table spoons and ok spoons believed o To-
silver. IN his posscssioa. and ~ box twelve
dozvn buttons. thrty-onc butcher knives two dozen
sho, makSs' knives. AMI four silk hlntkerchicfs On
berg asked by the magistrate whore h obtained tn,
counteff,i morcy he sai1 that he found " Thr bill
exceedingly we'll executed AMI well calculated -
deceive No further evidence could ~ obtained against
the pri-outr up q lat evening The magistrate h,w-
c1nsiaerci Il b. duy - dctain him In custpiy
un, iEeibng fartacr could b. asccrtancl about his
II. q, E7 c,,d stEry Csse ssn Postponed The l.-
f'tant. IN this again mot ~ the Police Court
erl IL the ebscucr n cons my further action IN th
matter was adjourned uuLn Thursday next
HnrgiVs Frustrated on sunday night ur cazly On Won
dsy ntsfsfr sumo burglars mad dsin,ns;rition a.
ltsak int, ts shoe store Of Braifiri Eoxcrs N, III
GrnnJ street bet on thc approach II paiccm,n B.a-
r and Go.s. Il thc is.b ward the rsr,s
pcled toaband n their wofk sud make good their escape
The Murders on the Isthmns, s~c.
The following Is an extract OF letter from the
American Consul at Panama, to a merchant Of this
city, dated
CnAaRpS, March \. 1851
You win perceive, by the public Journals iha, !
left Panama on the ith instant. at the head o. =
,ai,y Of Americans. accompanied by a d,tashmcn,
Of trcpls Of this government, IN pursuit * tue per-
Ietfa,ors Of the recent horrible tnuraors on the
Chogres river, the particulars OF which You will also
find IN the newspapers Upon our arrival here, We
found three men, who have confessed the murders
IN the custody Of the authorities Of The places they
viii be delivered over to us to-day, whom W. viii
viii leave with IA. IN in cur chasge, for Panma.
will deliver them Up to thc Governor OF ianama,
who has assured mo that speedy Justice snail be APP
p.iet 10 them.
IN, INV wsy down the river. was gratifed to sec
,hn ,,,og-ess that had been made o. tn, railroad
Tho evidences Of IT, speedy completion " G3rgoaa
arc indeed encouraging.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-18
Mail Eaciiitieg.

'Fhe extracts ,;,.,E H.. ,., .,1.,., a., :
-.,-.... r.,...eo, s,1 ,.,, -. 0-i
90 '1'''i 1.''c" 1T fIorIua, Mo8roe county
o'hllaS complaints for" long time, have been
heard from an quarters Of the State. Mr.. CAR
q, oour oarrr,4ic mail ,q-o,t i ~ ,,,orlo l,,,
90. ...,,,1 g.. % -. NJ. -,
~, "''i o." 10 P'oP5
.G5'ly SuPPneu WIN Ih1u facilities by the way
we are glad that Mr.GARsoN is attending to the
ro,i,e between Hannibal and Sharosburg. II
had oot into , rroo;,,,s ,,,oss to,,o,, -,
q. D - >. "oi0
." q iiioii'i. III reversing inc distance
from one pace to the other : @
condition oil the mail between oIIsgnibal and
Iorlda, yophavc my hcaritst acqqiesccncc.-
do assure YOU that no one can be more ready
ihas am to condemn the taraincss the negli-
gcnce and the indifference to our most pressing
wants y,thQse who have the control Of these
same mdt c0ngnuMcations. This very matter,
put more especially grievance Of sill greater
no Elatude, that we itthis immediate vicinity
have been the subjects of9 has been source of
extreme rc2.1ilon and complaint with us for many
y ears.
Inc mail tacaaicS9 between Hannibal and
+ Loraa, which you SO justly reprobate, bad as
Ihey are, Wouid be, ii EXTENDED to US, matter
oil very considerable graduation. feel confident,
when hear you condemn the present arrange
ment, that YOU will be most ready to commiser-
ace our condition. when teltyou we have abso-
lulciyono mail accommodations at all. ] am my
S.. ~ 'c--cs lro'n the nearest post-oiiice, ami
many ot0ny neighbors axe II to 'l5' miles Off
And this, be You 70 remember, is no sparsely
( sen .ed reFlon-55no neFhborhocd 'ot magnificent
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-18

Il LlRGE LOT or SXlO GL.ISS,
For sale at rgIN - II M * Nc ZA1 dollars per
Box, by myly T. T.. BEIfTlNGHAM \ SONS.