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Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15

FIN Iahumdn Wretch-We under.
stand that man living in this county, one
day last week, took his little boy, five
years old, went to still house, got drunk
himself and made the boy so drunk that
in 80 minutes he was thrown into convul.
sions and died! If this be true, the drunk
en- brute and father ought to be hung.
.9sheuiUe Messenger.
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15

II New History ofN Carolina.-It
will no doubt be gratifying to our readers
to learn, that the Rev. Dr. Francis l..
Hawks, of New York, has for some time
past been engaged in writing a History of
North Carolina, work to which he has
been prompted by his ardent affection for
his native State, and by consideration of
her great want in this respect. 1t is true
that several worksoa the subject have ap-
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15

Marriage Register.-A law passed by
The late Legislatures, "makes it the duty
of every Justice or Minister Of the Gospel
who may marry any persons, TO transmit
certificate Of the fact to the Clerk Of the
County Court uf the County in which the
marriage takes place; and it is made the
duty of the Clerk TO record the same in a
book to be kept for that purpose, with a
suitable index, in one month after he re,
ccives the cerlific,te.-Eithcr falling are
liable to fine of S25,-Raleiyh Star.
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15

Rrrest Of Government Officers -
George Lunt, Esq. U. $ District Attor-
ney at Boston, has been arrested at the in
stance of Burton, negro who assisted
Shadrach in his escape, on charge of ma
lcious SANDER, and held TO bail in the
sum of $40 900! n writ has issued against
Copehart, Attorney Of Debree, owner of
Shadrach; and an attachment has been
served upon the goods of the U. S. Com
missioner, and Deputy Marshal, for the
arrest of ShadrachH for and in his be-
half, TO the amount Of $40 OOOM! The
ground upon which these suits are brought,
is, that the Fugitive law is unconstitu-
H0naH and the officers acted aoithout
aufhorityu The worst feature in the
late riotous affair, is, that the authorities
OF Massachusetts are entertaining these
churges!n-ib.
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15

Robt II. Austin, reelected County
Trustee.
Jos. }. Porter, reelected county Regis
Ter.
The following justices elected the spe-
cial Court.
John F. Speight, Henry T. Clark, Jno
S. Dancy, Jesse c. Knight, and David
Barlow
Pay of jurors increased to 81 SO pei
day, and 81 so per thirty miles travelling
Taxes levied as follows:
For county purposes.-On land ll4c.--
On the poll $50.
For the support Of the poor, land, 374
poll, Ii.
The Court refused to levy a patrol Tax
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15
Letter from u Son Of Temperance.

Letter from Il Son Of Temperance.
The Edgecombe reader will find annex
ed to the subjoined communication, the
initials of the name Of a clever and good
nalured son Of old Edgecombe, who re
moved some two years since to Missis-
sippi, and it appears left some Of his old
habits behind him We commend the
letter to the attention of some Of his for
mer associates, and hope they may profit
by his prccept and example.
Edcards Depot, Hinds C'iy, Mss. :
2lst Feb'y, 1851, )
FRIEND HowARD: Knowing that you
have a Division of the Sons of Temper
,nce organized in your town, and hoping
ou are member thereof, as all good
men should be, | take occasion to send
you copy Of the Journal of the proceed
lngs Of the Grand Division of the Sons of
Temperance of The State of Mississip ippi.
You, or some Of the members, perhaps
may find something valuable IN it for your
future guidance, as your Division is now
in its infancy.
| am one that wishes the cause we'll,
and we'll may am we'll acquainted
with both sides OF the question. have
been member nearly ever since have
been in Mississippi, and expect TO remain
one so long as there is one within reach
OF me- am sure that Tarboro' is as fit
place as one could be located, for when
| left, old Edgccombe seemed to be ta-
king the lead Of any county in the State,
in making the pernicious poison.
Let me say to all my friends that
drink at all, (dash it DOWN. dash it down,
and that for life; there is no man SO strong
and so wise, but will give way to its in
fluence. speak from self experience,
and my desire is that you may continue
to increase until there is not drunkard in
your midst 1t is unnecessary for me to
enlarge on this subject, as graduated in
drinking in the town of Tarboro', and fol-
lowed my profession almost daily from
lS4O to the fall of lSlS, period of s
years. So I think there is chance for
all my old comrades, and they are many,
that may and will pursue the same course
that have done. Dash il down for life
and become strict Son of Temperance
No dodging the question. have some
relations who admire, | would to God
| could hear that they were all strict Sons
ofTemperance.
also send you copy OF our Bylaws
After reviewing them yourself, want
TO make request, through you, TO the
Division; that this journal and these By.
Laws. if thought worthy, may have a
place in your Division room. have no
doubt you have members in your Division
that were members with me in some of
the grog shops. Ifso, | wish them wor-
thy the title of a Son of Temperance
l A. X. B.
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15

.peared from time to time, but they are all
partial and incomplete, being rather ma
terials for History than History itself =
We have heard therefore, with very grea'
interest and pleasure, that one SO eompe-
tent, as an elegant writer and experienced
author, and as having already collected
many materials, and so moved by the
warmest filial affection, is engaged in thi
work. .-ib.
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15
TEETH!
W. 4. HesSOas. I'D. I'd. g..

WOULD respectfully make known to
the citizens of 1ur6oroush and vicinity,
that he hopes to see them in due time.
Being known, he deems it unnecessary
TO say anything more than to congratulate
those who have been unfortunate with
these priceless ,ornaments,) upon the ma
ny Improvements recently introduced for
their relief
Communications left for, or directed to
him before, or Immediately after arrival,
will be promptly attended to.
March, 1851.
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15
O, ders for y. s. Officers IN Boston

0, ders for q. s. officers IN Boston.
"A letter from the Secretary of War to
Major Thomas, commanding officer at
Fort independence, directs that officer to
place himself and the troops under his
command as a part of the posse conitatus
at the disposal OF the U. S marshal. when
ever the judge of the circuit or district
courts, or, in their absence, the marshal,
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15
Notice.

ALL persons having notes or ''' .JY
against the subscriber, are requeS' .ot
present them Immediately for P'y''l :l,,
The notes and accounts OF the s0O' ,o,
as we'll as all his unfinished ConsfsO'en ~ ~:
mess are placed in the hands o.
Norfeet for settlement.
n. a. S.7Fs70E
January 8, 1851.
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15

NJ Webster--The aboiitionists have
made dead set at Mr.. Webster. through
their papers at the North and their repre-
sentaives at Washington. Mr. Allen oil
Massachusetts, in the House,. charged,
TINT Mr. Webster previous to his. accep-
lance of the Office Of Secretary cf State,
last luIy, asked and obtained from bankers
from New York and Boston, the sum OF
fifty thousand dollars, on condition that he
should accept the Office & administer it for
their benefit 1t was not, Mr.. Allen said
q donation to him: but brbe. Mr. Ash
mum, upon authority, pronounced the aIIe-
CATION an unqualified falsehood.
The feeling of the House was atogelh-
or in favor, of Mr.. Webster. and the vio-
lcnce of his enemies will recoil on them
selyes.-i6.
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15
Petersburg Market, March

Petersburg Market, March 7.
Cotton.-We note sales OF small lot at
lose
Corn.-Corn is not so brisk. Small
parcels bring 674 zoe.
Bacon.-Virginia, hog round 81; do
Hams, lO4 lo7c. Western Shoulders,
a Sic; do Sides a 94c
Lard.-Virginia Lard in kegs lo4 a
lOac.
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15
Notice.

THE undersigned, for the conVe'''vr w.
Of those indebted TO him. will be al -,
boro' on Tuesday and Saturday ol ''.! ~
week, when he can be seen. lie e3'
ly requests those having unset'le" t hr
counts to meet him and close e'ust
cash or note. ". II. JOND"
January 22nd, 1851.
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15
Edgecom6e County Court, Feor"a'y
Ip7na, 1851.

iIUScCONEOG IOUHty NOU|t, -
Ie7na, 1851.
The following proceedings of a public
nature were had, to wit:
The following gentlemen qualified as
Justices of the Peace, BoIin B. Barron,
1no ", Farmer, John Dew, Rufus {.
Th ooen. William f. Mercer, Jordan
Thigpen, Elisha Barnes, Duncan Fergu,
son, William J. Station; Joseph J. Pippcn
and C.. B. Killebrew.
The following persons elected as Con
stables, came into Court and qualified as
SUCH
J. B. Hyatt, for the Town of Tarboro'
T.hua X ;lIahrau fO, Dist M
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15
:Doret1n.

n@The American mail steamer Pacific
arrived at New York OH the 9th Of March,
with Liverpool dates TO the 2end Februa-
ry. Cotton is active at sligh, advance,
and bread stuffs have declined in price.
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15
Heary decline IN Cotton.

heaO Orleans, FEB. 25.
The Baltic's. account have caused a
heavy decline in our cotton market, and
sales of middling have been made as low
as 9s a 81 cents
Sales OF -four at 81 for good brands
Ohio.
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15
Received,

ger late Hry'Svsgss s. OF: The ,rGy,
SO Hhds new crop molasses, bright and
heavy,
25 Bbls new crop New Orleans syrup,
10 Hhds do Porto Rico sugar, fair
article,
100 Bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee,
zoo Kegs Nails,
100 Bbls Baltimore Whiskey,
600 Bbls and and J bbs Flour,
rs Bbls Mess Pork,
rs Bbls Irish Potatoes,
100 Bbls Plaster,
25 Bbls Apples,
Is Boxes Oranges, For sale by
w. H. WILLARD.
Washington, 3rd March, 1851.
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15
|uShinSt0n market, March

!. Washington market, March l2.
Bacon, to cts; Lard, 81 to cts;
Corn, S3 IS to So so; Turpentine, new
dip, So 90 to So 10; old, Sc 90 to s2 10;
scrape 81 90 to 81 e5, Tar, 81 10 TO
81 Is.
Tarboro' press., 1851-03-15

A correspondent Of the Norfolk Daily
News, gives the following description Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13
uYRGZyV.Ks4
REFORM CONVENTION
NO. 3d.

NO. So
,;.bfd TO ROBERT II. GALLAHER, Pnot'sher 10 "'
Fm''S..ntion bo Wa. G. BIsnor, OEcial ReporterJ
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13


A new counterfeit ten dollar gold piece
has made its appearance in Cincinnati. Ii is
well executed, and calculatedto deceive.
GoSdmon's detectOr says;
"a new issue of counterfeit $50 bills, on
the Bank Of Tennessee, have made their APP
pearance in this citv. They are good imi-
tations of the old plate Of that bank
the chief difference between the counterfeit
and the genuine is, that in the former the
shading Of the large letters, "Bank of Ten
nessee," is paler than in, the latter, and in
filling up the numbers, there is an awkward.
ness in the counterfeit.
"The Bank of Tennessee is now calling in
its old notes, and issuing new and beautiful
bills Of the denomination Of $40 and $50
The $50 bill is ornamented with three
female figures in the centre, one With the
scales of justice and daggereon the right,
and the head of President Taylor on the
left. The ten dollar bill has the female fig.
ure on the left, and a beautiful ornament
in the centre, consisting of the Tennessee
coat of arms, railway train and pictu-
rescue display of the produce Of the cotton
and harvest fields"
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
Oysters.
BRADY HOUSE,
BY JOHN |. .ELLET,
HANNIBAL, MO.

THE Proprietor will spare no pains 10 make the
l. Brady House pleasant and comfortable home for
the weary traveller 70 Baggage taken to or from the
boat or stage free of charge.
BRADY HOUSE, Hannibal, DO,
NOVEMBER u, 1851. :
THE subscriber would respectfully TO the
l. citizens of Hannibal and the travelling public, that
he has taken the well known Brady HoAse, which has
been thoroughly ceansed and repaired and entirely fur
niSEed throughout, with and good articles OF every
description Of furniture, beds, bedding and bedsieads,
carpets and oil cloths, crockery and glass ware, kitch
for inspection of the curious for trial by the weary
traveller. No pains will be spared TO make the Brady
House house of comfOrt-a quiet home-the travel
er's rest And my prices shall not exceed any other
respectable house in the State, shall idently hope
TO receive a fair share Of public patronage.
. JOHN |. ELLET.
N. b. Cash at all times viii be paid for all good
tcles needed by the house. Day board 81. Meals %
cts. Week board, without lodging, 50 80. J.I,E.
novl3 3m
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September 3, 1851.
Blocked inO G

The matter was at first looked upon
as hoax, but subsequent events led toa com
munication being made with the Admiralty
wlso sert for the balloon and card, and mmedi-
ately on their receipt sent down Captain beechy
R. N, to Gloucester, with another ofhesr, TO
mako injuries. These inquiries are now being
prosecuted, Captain Beechy having been twice
n Wootteh, examining all parties resident
there. Il turpS out that it is q real Govern
ment balloon, Of exactly similar kind to those
sent out with the ErebuG, when she sailed from
! England.
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sr. LOUIS, Mo, 10th Oct. 81.

Gentlemen | have received your letter OF
the 22d ultrno, inviting me to attend the cele-
bration to. take place at Hannibal on the Isl
Monday in November next, in breaking gronne
for the commencement OF the Hannibal and st
Joseph Railroadn--My present engagements
which win oecupymy time uptothe dayof my dc
norture FOR Washington, prevent me from ao
ccnting tho Inyiiaiion and being present ON rbs
occasion. shall not be able to attend. am truly
ratified, that the great work, which will add s.
much 70 the general prosperity OF the State an'
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
ord cred an inquiry
ESTER. Friday.

An neutrality-suspicious. has just happen
ed here, which / hasten to communicate. 1t
is almost Incredible but for the fact that the nu-
thority is undcubted and the Admiralty have
been induced to order an official inquiry, which
is now being proceeded with
These are the facts: Last Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Russell lady living at Wootton near this
city oh served somthing fall i'll the garden, while
at dinner, On sending out the gardener he found
it to be small balloon in the car of which was
card bearing the following inscription:
EREBUs, 10 w. long.
II deg. N. Lat.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
WOODEN WARE!

TNHE subscribers have just received on eonsignmen
Il lot Of wooden ware &c. consisting ofsubs; bnck-
cts cirn s. half bushels wash BOARDS lar butter
edlesJ cocoa dippers banc covers; well buckets; ee-
OAR iaOses;wooden spoons rolling pins; horse buckets
bowls, covered boxesj knife trays; beef maets; GOV.
cred sugar buckets; scIabbihg bTushesy Pow aes bed
cords; backing brusbes matches &C ja Of which are
offered TO the dealers al st. Louis prices. nos6tf
Q ]. A. INSLEE, St co.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.

The London Morning ChrOncal publishes the
following interesting statements, vouching for
its accuracy, and saying that the Admiralty has
ord cred an ginouiry
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13

PROVISlONS-Baco Sides per lbs Gas
/" Shoulders per ID Cal
Hams perl alO as in quality
Lard No. petlb Sa8
Inferior per ID Ga s
Butter per lb- 10 l2I
Eggs per dozen 81 10
Flour per Dbl VI
Meal pei bus 90
EGETABLES-Po per bus 80 a50
Onions per bus 75a 80
TOBACCO-Leaf per ID leo IA 8
Manufactured 70 a25
HEMP Dew Rotted per cwt 5Oa4
HAY-Per 100 lbs 30 80
BEESWAX-Per ID lSa %
HIDES-Dry per ID u
Green per ID 81 81
FEATHERS-Prme Geese per ID 3la33
Inferior and mix ed per ID 20a25
FRUIT-Dried Apples per bus so %
Dried Peaches per bus 100
Green Peaches per bus-none 81
Green Apples per bus 30 "a
GROCERIES-Sugar per ID 81 as
Coffee per ID 9ialOi
Molasses N. o. per gal 37t 4C
S. H. per gal % s4S
Pepper per Id 12t a II
Allspice perlb lSa2C
whisky FER gel --rectided. q
Window Glass, per box sxlo 10 q "
- - lOXl2 GOA 4 *
Raisins per box 3 80 a3 g
Saeratu' per ID 90
Salt per sack 20i
Salt per bus S74 Al
CIoverseed per bus SOC
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13

VTTE have few fine Cape and Bay State Shawls,
w which we will sell low 10 close out the lot.
10y COLLINS Il BREED.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
w, r, KERCHEVAL

and Gaps, QucenSUuTe, ana
READY MID E CT o THING,
To which he would invite the attention of the public
generally and his old friends and custome RS particu-
Iarly He would take this opportunity 10 tender his
thanks To the old customers of the firm of Kercheyal
Green and respectfully solicit arenewal of the same
10 him in bis present situation. He hopes By strict at
tention TO merit at least share Of trade This stock
presents as all new do, many advantages over the
old ones foT it is evideRt that those having large
trade already, will be of the profits; while new
ones will offer inducements 10 build up business, and
that he now doess He will begin TO talk OF the prohts
after year or so, when his business gels large; bn
now is his time sell cheap, and he is determined tE
do So DON'T understand me to say will GIVE yol
goods for you know nobody will do THAT, II they Dc
SAY 80. novl3 w. F0KERCHEVAL.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13

STATE TREASURER We hear from Jeffer.
son City, that ALFRED w. MoRRlsoN, Esq,
of Howard county has been appointed State
Treasurer, vice Glover, deceased.
Republican. 2
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO tho estate Of r. Dunning,
n either on note or book 6ceouns are respectfully
and trouble GEO. BACON, Admir-,
novl3-4w Of f. DunnDg, deed.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
Admiuistra.or's Notice:

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons interested m
~ the estate OF Martin b. Jeries, decd, That letters
Of administration have been granted to the undeFsgned
ElI persons indebted to said estate requested To-
make payment Immediately, sndo ali persons having
claims against said estate, requested TO present
them properly authenticated, within one year from the
Sss az said letters or they may be precudsd from any
benefit Of said estate, and ii not presented within three
wears they viii be forever barred.
HENRIETTAlJEFFR Adm'x.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
Notice.

The copartnership heretofore existing between Drs,
Meredith Hawkins, is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. huGh mEhEDtin n
Sept. Is, ISL. TsePIs-s Z. J. HAWKINS q
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
JOURNAL AND UNIoN-HANNIBAID MO- NOVEMBER 49, 1851

for the success of which you have my best
wishes, is about TO be commenced.
Be pleased TO accept my thanks for the invita-
pect, So, JNO. L. DARBY.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
WanndI

600 BUSHELS Of good STONE CoAIs fOS
i ,UlJO which we will pay the highest market
price in trade. QUARLES & cALDWELis
faug2ll o
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
3Adminigtratos's NOTICE.
Bitter Cordial.

WE have on hand another supply OF this excellent
w article for the prevention OF
Ague and Fever.
This cordial has been used by number OF our citizens
with entire satisfaction. Beng powerful tonic, it is
recommended to debilitated persons-lt restores the
tone of the digestive organs asd rvgorates the system
throughout For sale by -,
.noS6tf j. A. INSLEE & co.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
llThe West Triumphaat.

Tihany's Mineral RAZOR SfRoP PASTE, var
snted TO give fine sharp edge to razor N less Time
than any other paste ever manufactured. rlty as-eh
inst received and for sale by J. H. GESl 4 co.
{ Ruqua Buldings, Hill street. seplsy Sole Agent
w. LIGHTCAP, Manufacturer Of every
vasstv of Cabinet Furniture OF the latest Freneh Pat
terms No iA2 corner Of Second street and Washing ten
Avenues ~ ,
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Administrator Notice.
mJoHN D. BTGGS, 'Adr.

DOBYN'S 81 CO.'S Daguerreotype Cali
eries, No 4s9 Main st. Louisville, Ky; No Fowlks
Row, Memphis, Tenn; No. X rs Camp St New Or
leans, and oLae.r Fourth and Chesnut, oe9y
ST. Louis, Mo.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
HANNIBAL MARKET.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
Wedns Sday EpeningS November 10. 1851.
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LOOK HERE.

THE subscriber deems 1t proper 10 say to his old
Il friends and the public generally, that his connee-
ton with the late firm Of Hiram McVeigh 4 Co, has
been abruptly dissolved, but that he will in few days
be under way again. with fine assortment Of
Ready-.Aade Clothing, &c., &c.,
And his friends will do well to delay their purchases
for a short time. oc9tf Oct. 9th, 1881.
HIRAM MuVEIGH.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13

KlNGSLAND & FERGUSON, Phn-
ak Foundry, 2Oi and 2O6 second street,
ST. Louis. Mo-, *
Manufacturer Of Pages Portable Saw Mills and Horse
Powers Threshing Machines, Stores, Castings, Corn
Shellers Pows and AiA Machinery OF every dese'ils-
J tion. oe9y Warehouse ~ Main 81.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
ST. Louis, Mo.

Constantly on hand, Of his own manufacture, Steam
Rehned PLAN and Fancy Candy; also Plain and Ned
ieated Lozeuges put up in ounce wrappers. Orders
from the country promptly attended to, and delivered
70 any part of the city free OF charge Sysas made t0
order. At "N oeSy
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-13
Sdrdines.

JUST received, lot of superior Sardines, and FOL
q sale bY Govl2 J. A. elNSLEE & co.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-12

auied which are not enumerated they be
lowest maketpfiees Hthe department shall
on the contractor having he contract for similar ARTICLES
The article pefson
will furnish at lower the
Blank iofns will 10 pr
sous applying Tor them and without uniosmi aefen
parnent would md II dfhcult decision,
akn ihto consideration anIess substantially agreeing
The department itself right ordering greater or
ess quantity OF each, and article
uae.ed Tor, as the public service require.
The head qf the department
terms OF the contract
power 10 annul The any compy
bic time. 4. = n -
honds with approved security, be given person
the his
ned In such bond iquidued damages.
The contract will be
each ne thee classes above the
mined amer careful
which bad will IN It's practical results advantageous
depart ment-
The department rgh, reject any
il that Of bid very
and part very high rates without regard the Of
affecting aggregate
estimate contained in the advertisement.
N. X. HALL,
~ ~ ~ ..4 IA Postmaster General.
Apy-lawtd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-12

At Baltimore and WasAiagfoa Rativoad.
N and after Wednesday 9th station
syIvana will vacated aud the New Jef
sey avenue occupied
The passenger viii the latter commencing ats,
usual, and ., and M daily except Sunday,
when butlwo trains run viz at d. a. m, and 5, D.
making change
the rules regard the reception delivery
merchandise.
isl Shippers reminded that all bill fun
tons should accompany the goods.
This 0r the OF both unless complied
the goods be received. "l.r
I'd Consynees notified that all merchandise be
moved the day which received,
cannot hold itself responsible for thing e in It's during
night
The hours for reception and delivery merchandise
u. m Till 4,
The undersigned takes
regulations, but he has been compelled them
from their frequent violation, which and serious
4. ii PARSONS, Agent