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MINNESOTA TERRITORY

Ae7s From Mendoza at m, once a month, LIST day;
BY Little Rapids, Traverse des Siour, and Little
To Lac qu Parlc by p m Of the 18th day of said
month $50 miles;
And back between p m OF the 10Th and 8 m Of
the Both day OF said month.
4629 From Point Douglas nj a once week. Friday
BY Cottage Grove and Red Rock
To st. Paul by m, 40 miles
And back between 6 m and p next day.
Proposals for twce-s-week service will be consid
cred
1890 From Point Douglas at 6 a m, once a week. Mon
BY Saltwater, Marine Mills, Fall. OF St Cro1, and
Pockegoma Lake;
To the Fan Of 81 Loui. River. OF Lake Superior, by
Up next Sunday, IT'S miles
And back between m Monday and p m mex
Proposal. for onoe-in-,wo,wost, service win be con,
ASH Prom ST. Paul at m, once in two weeks, Mon.
dayi
To Fort Gaines by q p m Sunday, 100 miles;
And back between Monday and 8 p next
Proposas for once s.week service will be considered
l6&2 From Swan River at a once month"; on the LIST
day Of each month
10 Psmbina by m of the soth day of said month,
And back between 8 a m of tho LIST day Of each
month. and p Of the both day OF the game
Proposals for six trips year will be considered.
AaRs From Wabasbaw at n IN, once week, Monday
by Wahcootaks Village, Olive Grove, and Men
To For, Smelling by p next Wednesday ss
And back between a m Thursday and next
Proposals Tor service oncen-two-weeks will be
.dered
.AD.. IOWA.
ais FROM Andrew at q a m, once week, Monday
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TIE MON.

To Murphy .boro. n. by 8 ? N same day. - miles,
1850 From Psrrysvie al Ga n, once wecG. Monday
And back between u m and m.
1851 From Thcmasvilie 1t once week. Thursday
BY Mill Greek and DonophAni
To Msrtnsburgh by . p IN next day, " miles
And back betwesn . a m Saturday and p m Sum
.se2 From New Madrid at 81 m. once week. Fridsyj
II Wolflslana by 3 p 10 same day, rs miles;
And bsck between a N and n Saturday.
1888 From Versailles al a IN, once week, Monday
To Erie by 8 p same day, 10 miles
Aud back between Ga and tuesday,
1854 From ST Genovieve al m. once week. Monday
To Pennington by p IN same day, n miles;
And back between ga m and p m Tuesday.
''' TO Poplar Bluff q ii by q m same day. IS miles
1896 From Breckenridse's Mil. Crawford CO onoo
To Eminence by miles
Bidders requested to state the distance. and give
schedule.
1857 From chils'sssr ~ ro,, once week;
And back between
Bidders are requested state the distance. and give
schedule,
To MoseiIe Furnace by IL m same day, 8 smiles,
And back between p m and m,
'' By Au6siry Grove and Hickory Greek;
And back between
Bidders are requested to the distance, and give
schedule.
1920 From Bethany q m, once u week, Monday;
BY Galatin;
To Kingston by IL m day, SO miles
And back between D m wednesday and IL m
Thursday.
1891 From Union al 8 a IN, once a week, Monday;
BY James b. Southworth's, Jakes Prairie, and Mil
lev;
To Mouth Little Piney by IN Wednesday, 81
miles
And back between a Thursday and Sp Sat
urday.
1892 From Alexandria at 8 once week. Saturday |;
By ST Franosvlle White Hall, and Athens
To Pennington, Iowa, by p IN same day, 81
And back between a and IN Friday
Proposals twice a-Week service will be consid
cred.
1893 From Georgetown at 8 a M once a week. Wednes
day
To 0ceola by 6 m day, 80 miles
day.
1894 From Springfield at 8 m, once week, Monday;
BY Yokens Mills;
To Cape Fear by So m next day, 40 miles;
And back between IL IN Tuesday and IN Wed
nesday.
1895 From Somerset at once week;
To Otter Creek by miles
And back between
Bidders are requested to state the distance, and give
schedule.
1896 From Iron Mountain at a M once a week, Wsdnes
day. ..-
BY Pilot Knob and Arcadia;
To Greenvle by IL m next day, IS miles;
And back between Il m Friday and IL m Satur
day.
1897 From Hannibal at 8 m, once week. Monday
To St. Joseph's by p Saturday, 24O miles,
And back between a m Monday and IN Satur
day.
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TEXAS.
5000 From Alton, In Denton county, oncea week;
To b rdville, IN Tarrant county
And back
Bidders will state schedule aud distance.
1910 From Alton once week;
To county site OF Cooke county
And back
Bidders should state schedule and distance
1911 From Basirop at IA, once week, MONDAY
To Sesain by 7 IN next day. 10 miles;
Aud back between 7 a m "Wednesday and mn"
Proposals. to include Cedar Creek are invited
6Sl2 From Brasos San Jase at IN, once in two weH
every other Monday
To New Orleans, by land tco miles, in fourteen d'u
And back between a IN every other MONDAY and
m of the second Monday ollo>1ng
Bids to run only TO Corpus Carisi or ii-iano.
vl,ed. Bidders should name all the offices ~
win supply.
Bids to run by n different schedule, 70 "S
he bidders, are invited.
esl3 From Buffalo once in two weeks
BY Waxahachie, In Ellis county;
To Blrdville, in Tsrant county,
Bids for weekly trips are invited Bidders viii '''
6sii From Cameron at s a m, once a week, Friday
To county seat OF Bell county by . m, ~ mu.,i
And back between a m and v m Salufaa
63l5 From Clarksville atsa IN, once IN two wss' ~
BY Mouth OF Mis- Creek and Rocky Comior, A.
TO Psracliis by p N ne1, WEDNESDAY, |" az, u
And back between 8 n m every other lh"i'' "
p m next Saturday
Bl6 From Clear Spring ,oneeaN"'
And back between
Bidders should state schedule and distance
6sI7 From Copano at y m, once week, lufng
To Refngio, in Refugio county, by IN,
And baeE be,U cen a m and IL m, TUESDAY -
bSlS From Ctockcu at Y a m, once in TWO N''''
Bs o, asnn Mo ss.,si Trinity;
To Livingston by IL m naI'
And back between / p m every other Wedn''d''
SPINNER Friday.
1919 From Dallas at ,once week
To Birdvilie by
And back between
Bidders should state schedule and distance
BY Quitman and Davis's Mills.
To Green vile. Hunt county, by
And back between
Bidders should state soheduls and distance
6a2l From Golind at a m, once a week, tnday NJ
To Cibolo Springs, In Bexn county, oy ~
day, so miles; ~
sss2 From billiards at 5 m, once week
BY Carthage;
To Grand Bluff, by I m, 50 miles; -,
And back between m and p IN duesay
1929 From Houston at 7 a IN once a week Monoai "A a.
BY Joness, Big Creek, Solitude, Bingha"
To Galveston by u m Wsdne .asy, ios mils.i .
And back between p m "Wednesday
Proposals. to carry only between Big Creek ana
pool, 30 miles, are invited also, oios
tween Houston and Liverpool, 10 nller r.dsgi
6sA From Huntsville at p IN once wees
To Lsona by p m next day, 40 miles y nj
And back between 7 am "wednesday a"o
day. .u;,.d
BIDS for service ending at Mitcbefs are T,nns.dsy
GAS From Huntsville att m once Wtes'
by Trinity county seat; :, sarpdit
To Marion, in Angslins county, by v"
NJ miles go, N We
And Iass b, tween7arn Monday, and :"
sas nom ladi.ool, :, II : a.. once a week, Thu a''
Nv Mcurrw'-
ToVtcroris 10y y a., rs miles; 90,
At.II Lob i..tU.g X p a
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b66s From Newton. Dale county, at m, once week,
To Cameilon. Florida. by s p ~, IS miles
And back between IA u, Friday and 2 IN
5Sol From Point Smith al once week, Thursday
BY Eastport, Mississippi
10 Jaeln,o by s m, rs miles
And back between m and N Friday
Bidders should oil ihe.pfiices they viii supply
boo2 From RnsseliyIllo once week
To Pierson
Bidder. win state the distance and pJopsTi .shsS.'
oeos From Sonerville att IN, once Week. TUESDAY
By Blue Spring .nd Apple Grove
TO Oleander by IN, ~ miles;
And bsc X between d and IL m tuesday
so, From SpaIta al 7 a m once a week. Wednesday,
To Mton Fla by bp IN next day, % Hhos, -,
Aud back between IN FRIDAY ana :"
Bidders should state the intermediate offices they w
ns, F,op rTsl,sdspo at Ia M once a week. Thursday
'' By Maria Forge, Colea, Hatchee, iiillabee. and
To socopa.oy by IL a N next day. 40 miles;
And back between p IN Friday and IN mex
Bid. TO run only from Hatchee TO socops'oy are In
$500 From Troy at a m, once week, Thursday;
To Aberiol by N. 3a miles;
SSH From Troy at a m, once a week, Thursday;
By Orion, Carers Ill., and Pine Levels
To Montgomery by M Pan % miles snd !, m
Bids tor two trips week are invited
566s From Tuskegee at IL IN, once week, lhusaayj
70 Enon by pm same day, Is miles;
And back between a IN and u IN FRIDAY. -
1868 From Tuscumba nj q u m, once week. tuesday
BY the Court House =,
70 Detroit, in Marion county, by p m next day
% miles; - -
And back between a m Thursday and p IN mex
b67o From Tuscumbia al a IN, week, Wednes
day;
BY Newport; a. -
10 Point smith by 6 M % miles,
And back between q a IN Thursday and m
b67l From Weehadkee al q m, once u Week, MONDAY
By Wedowee, Rockdae, Winston, Easville, FRANK
lin, Ga, and Newman
To Griffin by 8 p IN next day, 81 miles;
A nd back between u IN Wednesday and p m mex
day. -, r,
b672 From West Point Ga, att m once aweek, Thurs
By Haralson's Mills, Ala, and Berlin;
To Columbus Ga, bye IN. 50 miles;
And back between a IN Friday and m
b673 From Woodvile at m, once week, Saturday;
To Zachary by IL m, ID miles;
And back between IN and p m Saturday
SOFA From Wedower hi IN, once week, thursday
Ey Roanoke Weehadkee, Mtown, and Fredona
To Chambers c. ii. bYu6 m next day, % miles
And back between Fm Tuesday and . p m mex
day. - ,p, -
Bids emitting Weehadkee and Fredonia will be con
sidered also, bids to commence al Weehadkee In
stead of Wedower
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TENNESSEE. a.ESi EsstI
sac From Nashville m. swios ~-ss, Monday and
Thursday; .b
By fClsrksvile, Cumbsrlande lson Worhs tincporb
.Cantoa. kentucky, Eddyville, Smithland, Psdn-
cab, Ctlfo. nIinois. Cpornbus. hsnsodky, hios-
man New MAdrid, MisAosri, Hsekmnn's Hsnd,
Arksnsas. CAnsphah, MIN Bayou oceoa, Ran.
doph, Tennessee, Pecan Point, Arksn~s,a"d Old
ham:
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.sEb Ig8a - , ioWA,s ... .F.s -.a# #s.
ais from Andrew at a m. once week, Monday
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SUMMARY or TIE LATEST IKTELLIGENcE.--lhe COM
niltce appointed by the senate Of this State 10
vesgate the charge Of eyyng black mail, preferred by
Mr.. Suydam, OF this city, against the sergeant al arms
and indirectly against Certain members OF that body are
we learn by telegraph, progressing with the task i'm
posed upon them. Mr. Bull, it appears, has "aeknow
edged the corn by admitting that the letters which we
published day or two ago on the subject written
BY him for the purpose OF levyng back-mal the gam
bling house keepersoi New York, and probably those
10 Mr. Suydam that he had The liberty OF examining the
three senator's indirectly connected with the sergeana
arms; but that gentleman declined examine them,
cept he had the liberty OF doing one at tme and
when the others were not present. This privilege was
not conceded. MIR. Suydam protested. and nothing fur
for the committee to pursue and their action In
this respect will not certain be followed by any
good results The accused. in every instance is pre-
sumed to be innocent until the reverse is proved Nut
suspicion is always awakened when the defendant falls
back on rigid punctll0 Innocent people care little LOT
forms OF any kind. We therefore think that the commit
tee OF investigation erred in not allowing MIR Suydam to
have his own way in the mauer-not that we suppose
Tor moment that the senator's referred 10 could be
proved guilty OF the scandalous charge The committee
stances, will not be satisfactory TO the community nor
will it, in the minds OF the people, exonerae where ex
OneTatiOn is most material.
Welearn by telegraph that American vessels daily
passing through the Weand canal, thus proving that,
up TO this time at all events that branch OF navigation
Canadians TO shut out commerce. for in this age OF
the world when free trade is the ruling principle, It
would be suicidal in them to do So Such policy they
cannot but know would inure them more than II would
Us, and postpone indefinitely the reciprocity act which
they anxious OF entering into and which probably
will be passed by the next Congress. The history OF
this country shows that il cannot be driven into any
measuTe-N \. Herald, April l..
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From the "Poufolion of the London Leader
Fetching Water from the Well.

From the "Portfolio" of the London Leader
Fetching Water from the Well.
Early morning, while the lark singing sweet
Came beyond ancient farmhouse, sound Of Lightly tripping
Twas lowy maiden gongwhy young hearts tell
With her honey pitcher laden fetching from the WELL
shadows lay the pathway all along quiet lane
And beezcs Of the morning moved aud
Oer sunshine, the shadow passed
With charmed heart within thinking of i'll
Pleasant surely her musings noddng
Sousho their bnshtning image her everbusy BRAIN
Leaves aud joyous birds by her like DIM half dream
And her soul only conscious of c addes CLEAN
Al the old lanes shady turning lay well Of BRIGHT
Singing soft its haeujah the gracious morning light
Fern leaves broad and bent DER where its svcry does
fell,
Aud the aries dwell, beside it, The spotted fox dell
shading leaves dpt pitcher the tide
Drew with the dripping flowing DER glazed side
But before her could place her shiny, waving
BY her side youth standing Love joieed to the
Tones oftremuous emotion rsled upon morning breeze
Gentle words Of devotion whispered meath the
But holy, blessed secrets IL bssecnis tell
another meaning fetching from the well
they auutered lie the burden pitcher
with dewy downooSns, beaateous than be
When they neaet tho silent homestead he raised the pitcher
light
htns crown, placed her hair OF wavelets bright
coming burdens that for love OF him she'd bear
Calling burden blessed his love but lighted there
Then waving benedcous, further further of he drew,
shadow seemed glory that the pathway
Now about household duties silently the maiden went,
And an radiant halo with her daily life benL
Lizzie aged msiron, her feet like fell,
What found she fetching from well
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Aasachusetts agricultural products foy 1910 and 1860.

Much more evidence might be exhibited to prove that
the present time the cotton business OF the country
the hands OF those who have skill and means, is safe
and profitable investment. But | will pass on 10 other
matters.
Among other things, you say on the 37th page, that,
n order to purchase iron on credit, we going in
debt at the rate OF almost million dollars per week"
This broad assertion would have appeared much better
it you had produced the proof OF il IN figures which you
have attempted to do, because the facts OF the
against YOU You mean TO convey the idea that, un-
der the act OF 1885, imports exceed The value OF the
exports nearly $4,000 900 year To prove your error
will use the year 1850. The value OF the exports, in
shipping merchant sends goods abroad, he makes them
bring enough in the foreign market to all expenses
and yield him profit into the bargain Then, il may
be set down with safety, that the freight insurance, and
other charges, together with the profits the past
years export, would amount, at least, the sum OF
800 OO0 which, added the home valuation, makes
Sl6f 2S2he amount it would require in return to
pay Tor the value Of the exports in the foreign market
The whole amount OF the imports for the same time
Quoted 81 522 $780, the specie exported and there remains
as the actual Imports, Sl7o,603,32i the difference be-
which and the real value OF the exports Is only
IS 7l3 042 Bu there is offset against this balance
The 1854 900 and upwards only the value OF the
direct trade between this and ether countries and does
not include carrying trade from the East and West
Indies to Europe our China trade and our valuable
whaling interest The PROFITS OF these several interests
amount 10 several millions year, which deposited at
This will more than overbalance the small amount
naming against and show balance in our favor,
which is the condition OF commercial relations
Since the passage OF The act OF lS46 more domestic
wool has been carried our public works and con-
sumed in our factories than under the tariff of 1872
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MARsHAL's SALE.-By virtue OF a writ fAcss,
nj clerks ONCE Of the circuit District
Of Columbia nor the county WashinGoa and TO me
shall for sss Wednesday, the 1h day Of April 1851
courthouse OF said county, II tbs highest
bidder for cash, the following described property wit All that
of lot s, @l, lying being the of
Washington in the county aforesaid beginning for the u.
Of the alley made the subdivision and
that and running thence esst~srdy ssns the line Of
North Canal ~ feet thence nohwardy and right
snee with ssd 60 thence right
"a to the said e thence souhwsd along -ad alley &c ce
tho place beginning Also OF lot In the suhd
Of and 4s All that lot subdt
NJ LOT, and $6i beginning for the
a drawn lot
and which ia also the OF said and which line
TN and running from said beginning 10
~ feet inches bcnce with straight line towards
Pennsylvania until ntersecu line drawn due from
place beginning with
ground and seized and levied and win he
satisfy judciais No, 4to October 1851
RICHARD WALLACE,
Marshal Of tho District OF Columbia
Ap 3-dts
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This smeunt OF this port alone equals very
the whole reyenae for whole Union la the first
year Of the tariff OF 1872 White this large amount OF
money paid by the rcane Interest OF New YORK into
the federal easuv, indicates an Increase OF neup %
81! cent In dutabe imports The corresponding
of former years and consequently larger anorn !" De
paid for abroad 1t may also be borne in mind that The
Of interest due abroad American securities Is
this year much larger tkan last that the June instrument
the Mexican indemnify amounting 10 *3oooooo Is In
course of remittance London and that estimates oil
IS 900 600 have been made the amount Required TO
cover tho expenses OF Americans visiting the Worlds Fair
that is to say the remances for Of imports over
las, year require $40 O00U0 stock dividends, VI 0ooo
Mexican ustalment sont 10 London, $35OoooO; and
Worlds Fair expenses, $4,000 O0U--makng very heufy
$50 600 900 more to be paid abroad this spring than last
and ye, money abundant and exchange dnIl at Ioa ioa
which is per under the rate at which United States
gold can 10 remilted without loss Nevertheless, nearly
50 900 of and gold have been remed since jan
nary l. The considerable shipments OF the last week.
however, yield loss to shippers OF at least per
cent One Of the shipments OF coin at the present
fate OF exchange been disru of cotton BLISS panic
was anticipated liverpool the arrival out OF the cot
ton ne WIS for February from this side The market how
ever was pectedIy firm, showing only smell decline
and this impaired confidence The demand tor sill
YER continued active at the last dates for India
although dollars had declined. The prices for specie in
this market are today compared with the same day last
year foo,ys:
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, April 70, P. M
The Con- rs,sorssI Candidates Proposed =
The Visiiimg frsmsns-Kssio Of Representation" Gee"
yamss.-- The Markets, ge.


The rssssOrs Nominations Candidates Proposed =
The Yisiiing Fi,smsn-Rsss Of Representation"
JaHss- The Markets, Se.
Among the sspran,s fog the democratic domination iof
Congress from this district mentiones Pinkney Whye'
esq, Benjamin G. Freshman esq, and Chas NJ Gwynn,
esq afof whom are gonlomen highly esteemed by ms
rank and &c on The party The only name yet mentioned
by the wings John c. Bruno esq president OF the board
Of trade Msior Kenlsy WI -so probably be brought for
ward 10y his friends whilst the old regency OF ihe whig
party will endeavor TO secure the nomination iJr Jphn
kennedy The fourth ward wings 20 strongly jor
Thomas Yeales Walsh esq bat with The certainty Of de-
feat, lie 10 700 shrewd TO stand up as political
target
The New York nremen enjoying the nsslsas 10 day
finely Notwithstanding the incicnency OF the weather
They tended tho bali and supper given last night by the
Columbian, and they have several similar entertainments
attend TO this afternoon and evening They viii, un
stand visit Washington tono0m morning, arriving
there al o'clock
Our reform convention have at last fixed on basis Of
for the State, which yesterday adopted
as follows
Thst the legislature its fret session after each census,
shall apporon the members OF tue srnse OF delegates
among he counties according population, always giving
Baltimore city three more Than the largest county no
county have less than 2 aggregate never to exceed
eighty nor be less lhan sixty Ave- and until the
sus Baluors city have 0; Baltimore and frederick
Monsonery, c hares Howard. Gssen S. Mas Caro-.
line, Talbot Queen 8nne's, and Ksn, and the other
counties, 3 each"
This. however, does give satisfaction the refrm.
Of Baltimore they think that. whilst the counes
representative every 6.o0e Inhabitants, Ba
more will but abort every 5000 inhabitants
Young Brown the lad who killed UeUow on Monday
mig hi By snbbng him, this morning. admitted to ban
10 answer al tie May of the city court. Brown had
only been few hours home after absence OF year at
college in Virginia. when he committed the deed was
proved al The hi, moroing, tina, pebow had
struck him and knocked him of of the pavement when he
drew the weapon and stabbed him.
General James, the new Rhode Island SENATOR has pub
shed letter In Providence Post, asserting that he haze
never to any person. occasion, said that he wat
whig-,ha the contrary he has always belonged to h'
old democratic party
| TBs mARkErs.-!n the Baltimore market this morning
there was nothing doing in Hour Very little grain ia mar
ket and ths with the rain, has prevented any rinsac
tons Whiskey unchanged
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BY A. GREEN, Auetioneer.

VALUABLE LOT AT PUBLIC SALE. w. Osborn and wife
Charles Matthews and Others, heirs atlaw Of William
z. Matthews, deceased. ...
The subscbers appointed by the circuit
will offer for sale auction
O'Clock in the afternoon, In front Of the
the following valuable lot No. p square No
Judiciary
nowd ,yd led mt good building lots.
The peeptoy and the terms OF nfh OF the
money and the residue g. ~ and 10 months
wi OF sale the purchasers bonds with
each heir for his and her
conveyance made the purchasers cost the payment OF
the whole.
II. NAYLOR,
CHARLES PETIT,
LEWIS JOHNSON,
}. r. CALIAN, NJ
w. REDIN,
Commissioner.
An A. GREEN, huct,oneer.