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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-12

ROCK SPRING HOTEL.
NIE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public in general that he has taken the
SPRING HOTEL, formerly kept by Mr. Alfred Alderman
having repaned and retted throughout he is prepared
to received BOARDERS by the day. week MONTH on as
low be had any other hotel in the place.
And he soicts share of public patronage.
-. THOS. w. PLAYER. 4
Oct. 7th 1851 9-l2m*
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THE LAST EoURs-A rich old bachelor who hat
gone through life regardless of religious observance:
and obligations, was laid upon his death bed few
days since AS his last hours visably drew nigh, al
tendant enquired if he wished to see clergyman
he dying man assented and requested that the Rev
Mr.. Colver who lived near should be sent for He
came not without some surprise knowing as he did
the character of his neighbor, and taking the hand
Of his sick man, enquired his wishes. The man re-
piled am about to die-the doctor says can not sur
vve the night sent for you to request you to keer
the cats in your yard still possible tonight. The
Rev. Doctor left.
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$500 REV ARD.

Wilmington, Sept. Is, 1851 2
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#HHs ". r.. PEIRSON,
A GENT and Com ssion Merchant, for the sa
n Boots and Shoes, Wilmington, n. c. L
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ClGARS $4,000 imported Havana, various brands; S4-
~ 600 Domestic Lor prices. For sale by
OBJ WILKINSON & ESLER.
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| UMBER and Timber. Always on hand, large guam
- y of River Sawed Wide Boards, Flooring and Scant
ling. For sale by MILES. COST1N,
Feb. q, 1851 - at ,g#-z I.ondon's wharf.
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AN AGREEABLE FRIEND.-Mr. Lear, in his {! Jour-
nal of Landscape Painter, relates an anecdote of
the postmaster of Pela the birth Place of Alexander
the Great. The artist and he were taking parting
cup of coffee, when, unfortunately, the former set
his foot on a handsome pipe-bowl. Crash went the
bowl, but the Mahommedan sat unmoved MIR.
Lear apologised. The breaking of the pipe bowl =
said the postmaster would indeed under ordina-
ry circumstances, be disagreeable but, in a friend
every action has its charms"
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JESSUP & MOORE,
DIAPER Manufacturers and Rag Dealers, 81 North
i Fifth and % Commerce street, Philadelphia
Book News Hardware and Manila Paper made to order
March IA, 1851. 27-ly
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Di.tsas may forward by sss psssss.
paid by Us, sy
sale Transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER pubiishe1 nj vsskiy during ~
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ssis From Hastings a, a m. once week. Saturday;
BY William 1ngham's;
10 fiat River BY II IN. % miles;
ana o:ck between p m aud p m
5sl9 From jackson al 2 m, once week, Saturdays
BY Henrietta;
To Mason by 7pm. ~ miles;
And back between a and p m Friday.
$500 From Lakevie at m. once week, Saturday
BY ColIinss Mill and Townsend School House;
10 Alnont by ~ m, IL miles; n
And back between IN and p u.
1891 From Lansing at 8 a IN. once week, Friday;
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ners. Jersey, and Steam Mill
10 Pontiac by 6 m, 35 miles;
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1913 from Lawrence at m, oncea week, fiday
ny Colsmba, Hunter, South Haven and Ganges
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1924 Etom Lyons y 8 a m, once week, Friday;
M 10 Grasnvills by ~, 70 milsA .-aaA-
And back between 8 m and p IN next day
3s25 From Mt Clemens at m. once week, Saturday
BY Litls's aud Asheyville;
10 Aigona by IL M % miles;
And back between p IN and p IN.
1926 From Paw Paw at 8 q m, once week, Friday
y Y sIsat sHsh Creek ayl, h 4 : 40 miles.
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1927 From Quincy at m, once week, Saturday
To Allegheny by 10 m miles;
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3s1s From Rochester at m, once week, Tuesday
By Mt Vernon;
To Romeo by IL m, l3 miles;
And back between m and pm.
$500 From Saginaw at m, once in two weeks, Nor
day;
To Grand Traverse Bay by pm next Friday, lot
miles;
And back between m Monday and m mex
Friday.
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BY Rdgeway and York
To ypslanti by 8 m, 81 miles;
And back between and m Friday.
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day;
By komulus Centre and Huron;
10 Brownstown by p m, IL miles; e
And back between m and p m.
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MICHIGAN.

1906 From Cedar a, @ m. once week, Friday;
To Antrim by 10 a m 10 miles;
And back between IL m and pm.
1906 From Dewitt al a m, once week, Saturday:
To Dnplan by Ia m, 23 miles;
And back between IN and m.
3SO7 From Dexter at m, once week, Friday;
By Dover, Pinckney. Plain6eld, White Oak. vii.
liamsown, and Okenaa;
To Lansing by 10 p m, So miles;
And back between IN and 10 p m next days
asos From Detroit at 8 a N. week, Monday;
BY Riley and Westphala;
TO Maple by . m next "Wednesday, l24 miles:
And back between a m Thursday and D m next
Query: Whether necessary
asoa From Flint at a m. once week, Friday;
BY Flushing. New Haven, Venice. and Caledonia !;
To Corunna by IL m, "a miles,
And back between m and 81 m.
3so From Grand Rapid at a m, once week, Wed.
By Plainhed, Canonsburg. Grattsn, Otsca, Wheat
land, and North Plains;
To Lyons by Ia m next day, 4s miles;
And back between J m Thursday, and m
next day.
ssiI From Grand Rapids AT a m, once week, Sa,ur
BY Ada, Lowell, and Saranac;
To Iona by II m, IS miles;
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By Grand Traverse Bay and Little Traverse Bay !;
To MackInaw by next Saturday. 2SO miles ;
And back between m Monday and p N next
asIs From Grand Rapids at m. once week, Thurs
day;
By Loomisvile. Wright, and Ravenna;
To Muskegon by Ia m next day, As miles
And back between m Friday and m next
day.
1914 From Grand Haven At . m, once q week, Mon
By Muskeeon, White Lake. Pentwater, Perie,
Marqustte, and Point Sauble;
To Manstee by m next Wsdnesday, 100 miles;
And back between a m Thursday and y m
next Saturday
asIa From Grand Haven at m. once in two weeks
Tuesday;
BY and through the counties Of Oceana. Meena,
Mason, apd Maniose a
To Grand Traverse Bay by . m next Friday. $50
miles;
And hack between Q a Tuesday and p a nsxt
Friday
,s,s From Grand Blanc at m oncs week. Friday !;
By Holly Rose. White Lake. and HiGhAnds
To Keas,ng,on by 9 p m. % milss;
And hack between q a m and q nsxt day.
as,7 From Green Oak a, m. oncs week. Tussday !;
| By (;sep Oak Centre and Oak Plains
10 Brighton ny 10 m, q mies
And hack between / 4 N and Up m
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAIL IN OHIO.
inWA. MINNESOTA TERRITORY. MISSOURI.
iSTAH TERRITORY, KEN lucky, TENNESSEE.
ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI ARKANSAS, LOUlSl-
ANA AND TEXAS.
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vr,,ae, from The act Of Congress Of Sd Msrek. isAo. 81
- u,u lS,
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United States
from The let day OF July. 1851 10 The 3oth Of June,
sin. Iowa, Minnesota Territory. Missouri, Utah Terrific
ry Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, mississippi. Arksn
sac Loussna and Texas will be received AT the contract
Office Of the Post Ofhce Department the city Of Wash
ingion, until A. m. OF the ls Of April 1851. Ito be
decided by the 10th day of April is5l the routes and
in the manner and time herein specified, viz
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trary, M. de Tocqueville would put new
limitations on the franchise, because for
sooth it is dangerous. And this is the man
who theories and philosophers about de-
mocracy! Why, he knows not the first
syllable of it, and does not seem to be in
the way Of learning. But this feature of
the report rerders it more certain that 1t
will be rejected. And we desire here to
record the prediction that the double cleo
tons SO feared by the Conservatives will
take place in spite of them, and take place
in tranquility, and that the result will be
quite as favorable to democracy as their
alarm now depicts it. There is fate
about the business which they cannot elude.
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There our Passports were taken from US, and
carried into the proper office; but word came
back that all was not right we must go IN per
sonally. We did so, and found that what was
wanted to make all nigh, was money. There
was no, the smallest preteXt for this-no Baroary
pirate ever had less-as we were not to get our
Passports, but must wait their approval by
higher authority and then 60 and pay for IT, We
submitted to the swindle. however, for we were
tired, the hour late, we had lodgings yet 10 seek,
and the nigh,-air here Is sand TO be very unwhoie-
some for strangers. This difficulty obyiated,
another presented itself The Custom-House
stood on the other side Of the street. and word
come that We were wanted there also. though
our slender carpet-bags had been regularly
searched and sealed by the Roman functlonarleS
at Ciyita Vecchia expressly to obylate any pre-
text for scrutiny or delay here. No use-money.
By this time, change and patience were getting
scarce in our company We,ried to get of cheap,
but ii wouldn't do. Finally, rather than stand
out TIL midnight in the malaria. put down
five franc piece. which was accepted and we
were let 60 Still for FORMS sake, our baggage
was fumbled over, but not opened, and one OF
two more heads looked IN at the window for
'Qralehs casa, but we gave nothing. and soon got
away.
We had paid IL francs each for a ride of
fifty miles over capitsl road, where horses and
feed are abundant. and must be cheap but now
our postillion came down upon us for more
money for taking us to hotel and as we could
do no better, we agreed to give him four francs
TO set down four OF us (all the Americans and
English he had) at one hotel. He drove by the
Diligence Office, however, and there three or
four rough customers jumped unbidden on the
vehicle. and. when we reached our hotel, made
themselves busy with our little luggage, which
we would have thanked them to let alone.
Having obtained it. we settled with the postll-
lion. who grumblcd and scolded though we paid
him more than his four francs. Then came the
leader of our volunteer aids, 10 be paid for tax
ing down the luggage. | had nor penny OF
change left, but others OF our company scraped
their pockets of a handful OF coppers, which the
facchini' rejected with scom threw after us up
stairs. q hope they did not pick them up after
ward.) and | heard their impr, cations until
had reached my room, but blessed ignorance OF
Italian shielded me from any insult IN the prem
ises Soon my two light carpet-bags, which
was not allowed to carry, came up with fresh
demand for porterage. Don't you belong to
the hOtelr Yes Then vanish instantly
| shut the door in his face, and let him grow to
his hearts content and thus closed my first day
in the more especial domlnions OF His Holiness
Plus TX II. c.
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The AMERICAN PRIsoSER IN AUSTRIA

The AMERICAN PRIsoSER IN AUSTRIA
On the Sixth Page of this mornings Tribune
will be found Mr.. G. L. BRACES account OF
his arrest and Imprisonment in Hungary by
Austrian authorities. We sometime since
engaged him as correspondent, and but
for his arrest should have heard from him
before. II will be seen that there was no
proof against him whatever. Of course the
case will receive due attention from our
Government, as indeed it has already done
from Mr.. M'Curdy, the American Represen,
tatiye at the Court Of Vienna.
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Railroad Convention - Connie reiters - Coal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Stocks.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHIIApELsnIA, Friday,

PHILApELgHIA, Friday, July IS
A Convention OF the advocates OF the
Sunbury and Erie Railroad, viii 5e held IN this city
On the 18th Of September.
Three men, named Andrew Spinger, Charles Sage
and James Rimkles were arrested IN this city while
attempting 10 pass counterfeit money They were
all COMMITTED IN default Of bail
There were shipped by SchuylNlN Canal during
the week ending yesterday, lal2S iuns OF coal, and
transported by Reading Railroad during the same
tine, Ss,ts6 tuns.
Dennis Dougherty, young man employed IN
RouSsel's mineral water mandatory, was TINS
morning 50 shockingly burned, in consequence OF
the bursting OF sixty pound bottle OF OH OF vtrsi
that he had to be conveyed 20 the hospital
The COTTON market continues very quiet. The export
sumption reported are Loco osls fresh ground AT % Ths
sale are on very restricted scale al quotations
The inspections during the 26S oos
ana lg7 kali do RYETlork dull al y7l small sale
of Corr MEAL q, SIT bhl waEAr continues in limited
Semsnd bat prices UNCHANGED sales good and strictly
ss,me new Southern Red &ss cents per busAel Fur
shsr ssles az Penns,lvaaia RYE a. ~ cents Com is
scsrcc ma wanted The Last sale Of Yellow al s.
900 IN stowe In Oars change sale of Pennsylya-
~ 81 AZ cns WHISKY commands "a cents In bills and
29i cents in hhds Prices are nfm. ., ,r,.pA NJ
Sans OF Srocxsilrsf Bosrs-si Mines ia 81 ro;ts-
90: Ssen Go VI, iiS 5000 Cin So ~, ~ sis'S VA
RR S'x sc Is Bk Of Penn: lv. m,
Srco.S Beard-' BIZ Of n A. iio; ieie Stale o. VT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26

It is not enough to say that hanging or be-
heading is the custom. They must show
that it is an indispensable custom, and above
all that it accomplishes its end.
But does it do this Does it prevent
MURDER Have the executions in this city
within the past five years rendered crime
less frequent, or life more secure Let the
records of our courts and prisons, and the
list of the condemned now awaiting the day
of death, answer.
1t may be said that the fact that hanging
fails of its end, is proof that 1t ought to
be adhered to. But it is not plain why 50
dreadful failure should be perPetuated.
A cheap subject for sneers is the modern
sympathy with criminals. 1t is not altoge-
Their modern. nor are the sneers so mod
ern. as is supposed. Memorable instances
of both are recorded in the New Tesla
ment andthat they should be repeated is no
proof Of social degeneracy. This sympathy
is but are cognition of the prior duty of Soci-
ETY. to the individual. 1t shows that that du
tv is recognized in a tardy and feeble degree,
and will some day be integrally discharged
That indication is the light of hope upon
this gloomy twilight of crime and punish
ment. Such hope may well incite US to do
manfully whatever is for the elevation of
Man. Friends let US hold to that lesson :
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To PRlNrERs ANN PuBLlsnERs.-The

NEWTON COMPANY respectfully call the of Prn
and Publishers To Their improved Type and Stereotype
Plates &c. The improvement consists IN giving 10 them
copper face at about third additional cost that their
durability Is increased ia direct proportion TO the Superior
enacy Of copper type metal which, according TO
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viii at be perceived that thin face OF copper must
give eRtaoslnary endurance To printing surfaces and
perence has fully proved such to bo the The Com
pany have secured ties patent for the Improvement and
they prepared to and execute orders at their
tabllshment, Q North Wliia0i-st, New-fork.
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For California.

We shall issSe THIS MORNING The Tribune
for California Oregon and the Sand~ieh lsIaHds 1t
will contain all the Latest Foreign and Domestic
News. City News, Money and Market Reports,
Marriages, Deaths. &c
Persons wishing copies of this paper will
please leave their orders early this morning.
Price, single numbers, sixpence.
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The U. s. Mail steamship Franklin, Capt
Wotton, will leave this port TO-DAY, at noon'
for Southampton and Havre. The Semi Weekly
Tribune, containing the latest news, can be had al
the Desk This Morning, in wrappers, ready Tor
mailing.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY. JULY %, 1851.
For Europe.

o. Advertisements for The Trb,a< Of Monday ought 70
be sent in before O'Clock on Saturday evening
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A SUCCESSFUL MEplclNE.-Thc Oxygen

aied Btters have attained reputation and popularity be-
yond any medicine known not by exaggerated statements
cures but through the influence of responsible
citizens who speak what they know by experience Of the
merits of this medicine IN eases Of dyspepsia and
general debility. -
For sale by d d Sands 100 Fulton-st A ID Scovlu
co SIC and G. Ring l92 Broadway J. \ | Codtngon.
sos Hudson and rs Broadway Gnion. ~ Bowe-
of Grand Hall R"ckic \ Co 2Os Ssreen~ ch
Canada.
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LA SoNNAMBuLA AGAIN.-Last night "

La SoNNAMBuLA AGAIN. Last night was
a repetition of the triumph OF Wednesday. Castle
Garden held the same crowded thousands, heard the
same delicious music and shook with the same tu-
multuous plaudiis. Bosio ANNA, is too beautiful
and sympathetic for criticism, and we forget to ask
whether her singing and acting is all that II might
be- in our admiration Of what 1t is. We all know
Salyl and those who were at Castle Garden last
night or Wednesday night, need no description OF
his Ehlno: those who were not present, will get
none from us this morning. But our good friend Ma
rn really takes too many liberties with his charac-
ter Rodoipho is not coldhearted boor, but gener-
GUS chyalrous gentleman, or he never would sing
Y, ra,11so. He should express refined sympathy
with Apina, instead Of walking careessly up and
down. twirng his little stick, in the awful suspense
of The Sloep-waking scene.
Tonight, La Far0Titd.
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FLAMMFR. (whose has become almost SYNONYMOUS
with enterprise and perseverance, has IN consequence oil
his increased business and Constant demand Tor his sefSi
matters pertaining real state been obliged To re-
his offices from his prese location TO the beautiful
and more commodOus building 6g3 Broadway, corner OF
Amity. Most heartily we wish Mr. FLAMNER all the sue
that he richly deserves r HIS active and enc getc
exertioDs bring into the market for the Wokns min 50
many desirable locations for building sites Call and see
him you will be sat SIZED May success attend
MIR FIAMMER his situation sincere desire.
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IiAMs,

hAM" yCKs ,-LEARy 81 Co., leaders and
GERS Of fashion 10, A.utlemen's Hats. and
.or House. Broadway Will this day open several bales
srperior Mox,can Grass Hanmucks y2u
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~ French Table and Piano Covers,

Window Shades Hearth Rugs Imperial three ply and Pa
Al 70 Bowery HIRAM ANDERsons the celebrated largest
and cheapest Carpet Estab hmen, IN The United States.
eight SPACIOUS sales fully stocked with elegant Eng
lsh Floor OIL cloths 8ysrds wide at Is and B. yard
Also Oil cloths at s. and Is per yard Beautiful Ingram
Carpets & & S. and Three ply AS low as 6s 3D. U.s. and b
peyy I'd
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~ PALMER & Co. s great California Ex-
press will take Freight and Packages 10 per cent lower
than any other responsible Company Through IN thirty
FIVE days charge PALMER 4 Coz 80 Broadway. an
thOrised Agents Of q. s. NJ, steamship line ly22u
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NOTES.-The firm of VIM III. BEEBE e.

Co was dissolved on the list inst WN. III RELB..
July rs. 1851 JAMES ". BEEBE.
VIM II. BEEBE having retired from the business. the
manufacture and sale o Hats and Caps will be continued
BY JAMES W BEEBE (under the firm of BEERS Co and
he the customers of the house and tne pa0c hat
the Hats and CAPS made by the house will be fully
equal quality TO Those nade by the old firm aud he So
Lcits continuance Of the bea patronage OF the public
July rs, 1881. REEBE \ Co. $50 Broadway.
VIM. IL BEEBE may be found NJ his office at Beebe
Co.'S, l36 broadway. where he viii be pleased 10 see his
friends ut all tunes K26 81
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II There is one place in the city where
Strangers find really good Bo' and Shoes we refer to
wATKINs's, II 4Fulton.sIee, Mr VS. reputation as
Root Is and he sells boots but OF his
own manufacture jy26 3tSTn& In
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rw Housekeepers. and all others, in want
BRooKs.-Brooks's New-York Boot and
Tur ART OF DRrsslsG WELL.-The

bosom collar and wristbands Of the shirt are leading
features in the ensemble Of If fashion and we
think that in these and other particulars. the SGrs made
Tor House are unee allied There another merit Of this
store hch we must not omit name-punctuahty IN e1-
ine rde
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~ &" ALLAH H. ALLAH"


bometau there is but Supreme and Mahofnet Is his
pyonbst" "Uurrah y, CRY the economists If our city ;
there il but supremacy cheap store and that IS the
BooTMAKER's UNION, 81 NMsau-st."
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CITY ITEMS.
For EuRoPE.-The Franklin" Capt.
Wotton is to sail at noon to-day for Hayre.

For CALIroRNIA.-The Cherokee"
Windle, commander will sail at PM. to day for
Chagres.
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~ Grand Pie Mic and CotiIon Excur

sion TO the beautiful village Of Stratton Port 10y the
steamboat KosiusKo. Capt Hancox. under the drec
ton Of Mr. John A. Flammer. Tes vii undoubtedly be
one Of the most pleasant Excursions of the season. AZ Mr.
Fammer has provided most excellent Brass aud 'h-
Ion Band for the The eautIfu Orchard 70 nds
will open for the If the party. and every gra'ca
ton that can be afforded BY M. tammer Will be gwen by
him to give pleasure To the par'y. mber OF the mill
the Excursion 1--WE believe
two companes) We advise all who can to embrace thus
opportunity Of enjoying the delightful sal, aud viewing
the beautiful scenery adjacent the village of st aton
Port. BY all means, say. on tins Excursion.