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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
MEXICO.
Further from the Rio Grande-Rumored Cap
lure of MatamorOs.
NKM.ORLEANs. Thursdav, Oct. 3O,

NEw-0RLEANs, Thursday, Oct 30, ISL.
Later advlceS have been received from Gal
weston
Gen Perslfer r Smith is using every exeruon
TO prevent any American Expedition crossing the
Rio Grando. He was engaged IN planning
complete change IN the system of frontier ope.
ratlouS against the Indians.
Arumor Is prevalent in this city, and generally
believed, that Gen CaravaJal and his forces at
tackled Matamoros, aud after hard fight, the
city surrendered 10 the ReyolutOnlStS.
From TAMPICo.-The Mary Ellen, Capt
Henry, arrived last evening from Tamplco, bringing
papers from that port 10 the Sh INST. TIE DfsRSor,
OF thaI date, notices rumoT 10 the effect that the
Mexican Government, having been convinced Of the
critical position Of the Rio Grande frontier, had IN
Strucied Gen. AvaloS commanding a, MatamoraS. to
withdraw the prohibitions on commerce and lower
the dutles.
Accounts from rsmpico, received here on Wed
neSday state that the schooner Neptune LEFT there on
the nth inst With troops for the Rio Grdnde, part of
whom she brought from Vera Cruz.
y y. PCavuuo. Oct "a
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AuriferiouS Quart in san Francisco

In the Counties e. YOlo, Trinity. klamath, Colusl
Harin, Mendocino, and san LUIS Oo.spo, the return
are but partial
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MARYLAND.
Departure Of Emigrants for Liberia.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Nov. /, 1871.
The bark Morgan Dix, sailed this morning for IL
IBERIA, with $50 emIgrants, (coloredl The ceremo-
mes on board were very interesting.
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LICENSE STATS TICS FOR OcToBER.-i ne
,,o,.,r, a,e me particulars Of Incense. granted ov
nc Nay9r .or the past month and recorded oy Asher
A. al
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF The CHEROKEE.
OVER $4,000. 600 OF GOLD.
RESULT OF the ELECTIONS.
THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE DISBANDED.
EINING INTELLIGENCE.
Fight and Loss of Life at Chagres.
FURTHER FROM THE WHALING FLEET.
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From TAMpIco.-The Mary Ellen, Cap
CITY ITEMS.

The following is the ticket nominated FRIDAY night al
Tupler Hall, to be chosen by ths CITY Of Ne~-Yca
al large
Fer ReSiSfcr-CORNELIUS Y. ANDERSON.
For RscorGer-FRASoIS r TILLsU.
For Judges Of thc >.psrior t0grf-THoNAS !. OAK
LEY, !oHN L. MASON
For yaSt,ce II TIE SlI~eme Co,T.-JANEs J RosE.
WELT.
L. lNGRAHAM
t~ Narrosate-ALEXANpER W BRADFORD
Fer GorerH0r NJ rae AimSiOiASe--SlSEox Draper
oeDuSStoHsr ef >frestS-JAcos l.. DoDGE.
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MINING INTELLIGENCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

COMMERCE OF THE PoRr OF Nrw-Y ORR
The following IS the number OF vessels and emf
grants that have arrived al tins port during the month
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~ The L. 5. Mail steamer Hermann
sailed at noon on Saturday for Southampton and
Bremen with d passengers, and $7o,723 in specie.
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OVER S2.OOO.OOO OF GOLD.
RESULT OF the ELECTIONS.

THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE DlSBANDED.
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BURGLARY.-A house at the corner q
Bridge and Tllary-s,S.. was bIglarou>.y entered
on THURSDAY night, and a quantity OF properly
valued al ABOUT SO, stolen thereirom.
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RESCUED FROM DROWNING. -On THURSDAY
night, man named Pdllck Powell az identa.iy iei
INTO the river near the Fulton Ferry HIS cres
reached the ears Of officer Mckenzie, who procured
assistance and succeeded IN reSculng him.
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ARRIVAL or THE CHEROKEE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29


y MONITORS, n. sfiLWKLL.
NIONrkoSS Il STllWELi. " h,iesai.
wi and Retail Hsaters ~ CLO TUiNG
M - Magazine street, corner OF Common
street New Orleans.
n. D-Mrasurrs taken in New ORLEANS for
Gen,lem.n's Cioihng, and made tn order ut
their onsc in New York. NJ short notice, and
IN he ioiea siyte
Ij- Stiiwef j. Mon,ross, Manufacturers, ~
Fulton ST., Ne" YORK. na9y
We would respectfully invite our customers.
xnd purchasers general, ia want Of I ~ Fash
ioaabie Gio,hiny. to call and examine our large
und complete stock, comprising in part the fol-
lowing goods;
Hack and coorcd cloth dr~ss coats;
pnek md colored s'ioth frock roats;
Dlaex and rolor.d s,uk asG sh,d coats;
Cashmere ana tweed sack and sl,sd coats;
Fancy tweed business e"a,s,
Cloak. aud o,erronss, all vs!ieties;
Black vas~isnert jss,,ts;
BLACK aasskia ens.inlerv pants;
Fancy eassiaeeer pants;
Black .ntinetts pauts:
Fa,wy sashisasss vesss
Black ratln sestA;
Black an1 fancy vstsst reefs;
Bhrk silk VISTA.
Aiss, sAi'-s. sssrsts y A~sAseA ~. lley
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VIEW ORLEANS. Cor, \ n.


.HllOS saiNft olnhL,
Nos. . and 7 Camp ST., } foDrs from Canal.
Nee Orleans.
THg undersigned desires rc--
TETH rrr,fuiiy to inlos,n the pubs, that
iiry can always find at hts Music
>,ov.. choice and lsree assortment Of Pam
Fof5s.. at yer, rr.ssoaaa.e prices, aud ON aeeom-
mcdanng terms.
Anonr item are riuano Forte. made by the
old and cslebral,d manufacturers, j. Hilbcr,
& Co.. of Boston. ~ rich tone. ard Finished
beautifully in rn-.suod black walnut, and ma
hegaa,. si,b iron iramc-, made ~ the most
substantial and a"rsn,anlise manner. Also,
III. Justly celebrated .i.oi,au Piaao fofirs,
Which, tor -w,sus-- of tone, hay. not been
.auaii.d. 1l.y arr peculiarly suited to the
..nsa',s, ~ the A.olian does not ~ quifr tuning
tos s-st-.
The New improvement in Piano for'es
tn, tuicu, ,ibra,ae O,.rhftige, is also Tor
sale At the ,auic establishment. This Improve
n.ni riscs peculiar hfinur-- aud hrlllccy 20
ilr treble. add. 20 the durability aud strength
of she Pane aui renders pablo ot rema'u-
us much longer 900 tuuc ili1n those 10 ordinary
u-s.
W.T. Nj Agent for H.Hri N rs' celebrated
Grand IL,i,- aud l'.nito-, mad, 300 Pans. F"r
tower aad ,n.,.iu'.>. Of tome, they stand pre-
eminent
fhe Da'c4 'omronnd Anaehmen'. J Pelley
& Cos ran- riano-, and Instruments from ali
ih~ hrsl manufacturers, constantly r-cei,inE.
and Ter -a ou hhvnl tcfia-.
>-e1a Hand Pianos ipr sale, from s5c 10
s21v each, and taken ia part payment Tor ne"
Pianos.
p,ano-, Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and APP
praised
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29

DESC IFt LILY cAll ,ir attention Of their
~ mvr chants, lrade7, and planters visiting
Nc~ Orleans, tn call and examine In. stock uf
il,c following goods, a. they have great al
vantage usrr o great unny mcfJ hants ~ iutnu-
featuring tl,cif 0wn eend-. Therefor, anylung
-uli hy I5scnl viii 81 garr,nloed same rs The
sample shown. The following are few of
ihc knd always 90 hand
AZ. XNN hor-skiu. ~, NNy Cashmere;
Black tnion Hats; Frrl 'uon HITS,
Boys ", Hurna Vista Hats.
Fine Hungarian" Fin, Ialnariine Hats F.
BOYS tloih Caps Glazed
Cap, etc, etc. etc. for sale low, u, Wholesale
by !. DGKERlbGE & co.
. Fus'un'liousc strgct New Orleans.
Dee, II, 1850. nu1b ly
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New Cir,,,.

THE copastpership. heretofore existing
Wilson ~ this day dissolved by limitation
Having renewed the snnc by associa,iug
With " Mr. q. ". Nision, our house VIII
in future be conducted under the name and
style Al Ward. Wilson. X Go.
Being thankful tor the liberal patronage
extended To the old firm. our hialles, anibi.
tim shall bc. BY assidai,y. ihdustsy. and
same IL future.
WARD. WILSON, a Go.
January 1T. 1851. 4ru
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No- 20 and As Royni i. No. MD
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II. T., a ", II. 0DIAl.

pkvsf, tU,is, sur ,uHs, s.nd ths ssfici"ns,
A'iIl practice their prolcssi"n,np partnership,
w aud one OF both may al all tmrs bc ioulid
y, their I'D stand ou the north Idle IT the public
~ouatr H. al, cases ut Importance thr services
Of both viii br gwen wl,h"u, an additional
Zee. They wiIl keep the finest selection 81
med,e,n,. and iurni.i, ih,lr patrons 1t desirable.
Marshall Jl4l.rt I.i. lNJi. MS b.
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I NIARLLS BiRNE (succe,-or to ja. Cab
y hwh},) Haaeiaciar'tef t,g4fr. >heei irDn,
aud Tin War asatcr ~ Nioies, Grd'cS. graie
bars, &c, No. 10 TcluupIioua, street, New
Orleans, pas constantly on hand complete rs.
sorimch of TN and copper ware, stoves and
,iu,e pipe, ac, steamboat, plantation, and
plnmi"f~ work executed 90 The sil"r,e-i notice,
aud repair, in hi l,ic 'n.dc 1T reasonable rates
Orders from lc country OF city attended 10
With pr"mp ness.
Dee g. 1850 noa6 ~
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Aths.tALL, lENAs.
-. THIS large and conimudiuus establish
E,,; nrnt i,now open for Tue reception Of
.A-AAA b"an!ef- and travellers. The proprietor
WI "ni, say that his whale a,ieni,ua VIII be
directed 10 pro'n";e the comfort of hi. visitors
Attached 10 The alloy. establishment IN on,
OF the 'a..e-i atd best stables in the stale,
Horses VIII hc received aid returned q, the
Hotel,
Cal, ana give the new proprietor trial.
NJ. l.. HAMMOND, Proprietor.
February 10. 1861. 3ty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29

NAML. APrLLsATs. Caria's :"
Qere-iA confluence with the opening . =
~l11ksxsiHEA. river, aud run resnln'l! i~'s~,
.>,~ Orleans. >h~u1.rf, PoH t"dSst =
Jefferson, tuuchlne nj all intermediate landak'
aud continue IN HE trade rs long ~ t'f ss','
will permit She has been tited ny esfsv's'
Tor tnis trade, and for durability, safety '~'
ness, and the attention 1T her oil'ccss 81" w.
br suppressed !, is intended ,hni rssfs'aV
about her shall be such AZ to invite sus'"h''
Dee II. 1880 ~
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Netics..

MILL h prepared by the first Monday
= Jannasy sin>isnt) 10 make settlements
With ~ person. insing asconu's with u,-.
49, ttektuv that MI bnsiness heretofore
- Nhh me- will he promptly attended
~ W ~ Hrsses r"nverned, .. !pnger mdul-
gssss j ~ u tAe qtscasos-
A. u. BuBRrss.
e@4Aey 4. 1851. als II
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Land for sale.
NOTICE.

YsiIiH l. 10 certify thai | hsls appointed
y Nsds e. Aos,l,y ny general aseAi, 10
srss!r all my outstanding business ior ,ne, and
- my mime, 10 aid b. -i,ed in all cases al
slassas e.. 81 a.Hs,s-s ne, - though | WAS
i,sf~9Asiiy pre,eii-
DANIEL MO~tLEi.
Harrison 20. Texas, Feb. 10. 1861, 3i,f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29

with IRON .Nlc~ aud -'iaii~ ~ 10 Inches ana
30 piir- Of , To D inrHp-. with w0od aNc~.
Ai.u-Air Wagon, ruuplrir
AAI% Wth iruu aslcir,e-. rrcr Sl'
sakE72ARA. zach Iw" par, u lumber
wnrri-. WAN svfr~s .. feet high. inch tread
They take urcf- ior all A,nd- Of wagon ~nfS,
and deliver Them on plantation, AT msnu'ac-
iufcr-' prizes.
Al>o--A large assortment u' Hnrdicdrt- Tor
plantation ust, viz. CHAINS Wrought and ru'
Hnils HINTS AXES socket -pidc-; long haii-
dm shpscl> and spnde,; hoes of all N'nd,
cane knives. hook aud plate hinges; grind
stones common and Scotch collar maniiL'
aud tlrud rope cfo--.cut. pll, aud mll saw
files of M kind mon bluck-, With rch
~hcatrS. large assortment 81 Iu-li-h aud
Amrrcnn bar IRON. IRON aslo-, with boxes
sperm. whale, sud l,n.c,d oils spirits OF lur-
prutine. putty window glass aud paints ct
all kinds. HOGAN \ IIhINit'
Corner Custom and ie,cc. y . t2h bm
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ISROSr 4 co, No. 10 Magazine street.
! mhoirsuie dealers IN t,efs. shoss, brosaas.
hats and caps. suilabv f,r til. country ,r.de |:
ais" Pain Leef, Camrsaehy. ana Meetcan
Ii.1s.
Having honsc a, the North, We nre con.
s'nnty r.ee'siag fresh supplies Of the above
g"eds al lie lawrs, PRICES.
Cnun'fy dealers ~. invited 10 call ard exam.
inc our extensive stock, ,auyay
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WILLIAMS 4 co, Co0

\NRitiiT, WILLIAMS 4 co, Coq,n
W Fae'Drs and Commission Merchants.
Iuou kow ~ cArundelei street, New Durau~.
The undersigned continues to- represent the
abole house. Cash advances, Gngmug and
Rope and Plantations Supplies made to ,ho--
whu may feel 1t their interest tn con,ign their
Cotton to lhrm. For convenience aud safety.
al cash balances due planter, pad at this OF
Tee, free OF barge.
u. w. JOHNSON,
u2I # Shreveport.
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hEERlNG 4 WILEY, COLLECTORS ii .lc.
, cpi"fs and geasrai Nsrspaysr and Period.
teal Agents, No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans
kEfEEEktfs.
Lnnsssen, Kendall 4 Col I'd. Jynwr Core.
u Ceac"an Il 60. isaae bridge.
drsrAsH. Fspa + ca w. Jndson.
lutnisfsr r. Asasrsos IN. j. n. Coprs.
Dr. r.. ~ fsnner. ,. 4. Afwpsn.
0eo. W. Aynson. Dr. 4. Asaier.
Ih'c. ~. 1850. no 26,f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29

The Faeflilr- for intellectual abilities. moral
wor.l, and professional arluifcu'' MS, vii cont
pafr i.tnfauly eHh The most Distinguished -
our country Tie mri,r4l faculty rs,nslissses
on apo.na,, ~ tbs or any os'sek Ssdn'Fs
81 them are ul,.e leetarers - the bes, Of
tcnrher>
1hs.s VII vail rseoDmrIa'e cur geographic.
cal pualf1n ~ Ne<sssent Of eur population,
Co - doubt M % the eligibility u our
h463thM fos M enterprise Of The klnd A. t."
e4Iskt itIndiug all seasons Of To. year, We
1Stny thai Any Gri,nn CRY WAS MORT.
Is common error exists IA The ,nuds ~ Emmy
sesslsnla relative to The place IT sindsnng mod
jeine; ths~e who intend praeticing eiDung the
djs<ss~s II the West upd South, should Ger.
sainiy ~decn,e themselves Mt scs'poi whore
Faculty ar practically acquainted WITH those
disHs<N
That tl,s YMl 'lc msy be satisfied 81 the per
N>sss~swy Al ihss rco" We feel !, our duty 10
e1nie thxs The Trustee. III freni,, form INIT
n arsiea. which augurs we'll for is fpsarc sue
cess; md that ii,r peculiar internal orasixatlon
which connrcis them cannot be- interrupted
r.. W. N. KING, isq.
President y he Memphis Institute.
mnNh !, 1890 10 ~
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Ned y Hoaf rY.atsa Faoi. P.gina y t.fa,,.
lioiT, FORD, " GRAVES igciors and
tonm,ssion Merchant, II Vt. Charc,
street, New Orleans. niay
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PLANTERS UO1/.L

Corner camp amt 'anaf ST., .NcW OrleanN,
s-~ss THE undersigned. clerk IN rle abo,r
bsiii hun-r for several year, past. hr.,s lcase
-A--.Ik- to iuiorm the putin, that be has pur.
rlmSri the lirnllurc and effects of saij rslah.
h-hmrnt, and lakeu % lease OF the premises, and
pronii,ea that nc cNrrii1n- un his part. shall toe
waning 10 make Ia patrons Of his hous., com.
i"rable, Whr hi prirc.. (being from 81 81 TO
>2uo per day, according 10 the roums occu-
picd) will uot vNceed two-lhrd- the amount
charged for sinnl.r accommodations, 10y other
principal Hotels ~ the rity
~ NJ khAl, Proprietor
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.ANrERs, HOTEL.

0sLANTERA' HOTEL
IA TtiE undersigned, propr'rA"r' No.
.sss fully inform- hi- friends md - ~
~..saAs lie generally. ll,a, he has taken ~ \.
~ the Planters H"srl. situated IN NE me-
.rablr part Of town Tor public hoa.t,
has made every arrangement rtcrsS'', - -. :
accommodation Of tho-e w'.o m"y 1.n I
favor him with call. aid pledge. ~" ~. \
furnish accommodations not inier'ss =
the state. .~nv Ii
W. W. MALLORY I
February Is, 1881 -
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SHIFTS, ,kAtAis, uANnkhRt uitt., Ne.
Snpcfliup I'll linen shirts, stitched
bo-om-. $3.50 to $50
Superiine muslin shirts, linen
bosoins AID cnar-, 100 10 2,75
French ginghan, and calico slifs,
Hickory cheek. and n.gro shirts.
Mcrun. ilanHcl. gAuze. brown, white, ard pink
uudcrrhirl, aud drawers,
SIX didce-hri. AID drawers,
Very rigii styles. iinr, cra,a,-
italian aud fruch black -ilk crsyats,
SIN and uen hsdkrreh,i-,
iar,n border handkerrlicis,
lsnen aiid -lik gio,o-,
Hack kid gloves,
Cotton. mcfin". sud linen half hose.
Slk and giu.ham umbrellas, &c
Also, trunks, ,ali-o-, aud carpet bags.
dLfKLU M NOR,
NJ - Magazine 81.
may ~, 1850. Any
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y IL kTNNyN. rfshitfn> NuRRNn.
NJ. kE\NEN & MlRKkIl. ARorV9s and

MN VI 7 y Ut fNFsfffT' FFI'FT y v "7'T
vi tuanssiipr, ~ L0n, Marshall. Harrison
county Texas, viii pracu,r l.. the district
cuuri, of Harrison. ta~~. 'p~hnr, Smith, Cher.
nkrc. Ru-k. Pamela, Titus. aud iiuwIv counties
They Will ~iricII, and promptly attend Ia any
collections entrusted To- Them M Eastern Texas
oilcc always open, mp stairs, IN johnson
hrick building. 3S ~.
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". n ocHrfHtT. D. Y wtCfAti.
hCllll.Thht q WlGFAIl4 iqwhe1, a.
~ Lam, Niu attend aIl the Courts vt the
sixth Jadic,4l Distract, Marshall, Texas. -
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We will furnish nag2ing. Rope aud Plan.
n,'inn supplies to iianiers shipping To the
Iiulp house
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT of THE
AN MAlLG-IIu Y lST 1871.

NORTHERN. Arrives from Charlottesville on
tho same DAYS as heretofore. viz Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Schedule time Of arrival ,, u
sn Leaves, as heretofore. on Sundays, wednesday,
and Frijavs nj 3, o. m.
PACKET MAIL.--Arrives every dsy excep
Tuesday, between and 7. a. m. Leaves ever,
day, except Sunday, about 7, a. m. BY the North
~r Stage and Packet there Is received and despatch
I'D. cryy day. q mail for Richmond and points NORTH
and South of thai city.
slsr7. The anal way nini isrec eived Wednesdays
fridnys and Sundays, and despatched Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays as heretofore.
SOUTHWESTERN (o7 Salem. )--Arpives Sun
.slay.. Wednesdays and Fridays st 6, a. m. Leaves
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, about 8, a. m
WESTERN, Tor Fincds,ie. )--Arrives Tuesdays
1hur.dsys and Saturdays about 9, p. M. Us hereto
fore. Leaves as heretofore, Mondays, Wednesday
and Fridoys-but at later hour, say about 8, a. m
fy- BY these two lines, mails for places no
further west than Bafords despatched ever,
day except Sunday
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, about 7, p. m
Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays aftei
arrival Of Packet.
by this and the Western linc mails for Lexing
TON despatched every day, exccp, Sunday.
FARMViLLE.-Arrives Tuesdays, 1hursdny,
and Saturdays, about s, p. m Leaves Mondays
Wednesdays aud Fridays about 7. a.
Ia will be the days Of arrival and departur,
have been changed. Nothing from Richmond !,
brought by this mail.
a DANylLLE.--Arrives, as heretofore, Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. Leaves heretofore
Mondays, Wednesdays and + Fridays, at 3 a.
PEDLAR MILLS.-Arrives Is heretofore, Mon
days and Thursdays, between 10 and IL, a. NJ
Leaves abont ]. r. M, same day.
= gV Mail closed at 6. p. M No Mails arriving
those nights, the Office viii not be opened for
delivery Sundays, Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. after dirk.
On Sunday morning. the office will be kept open
for hour after the Mail by the Packet is ready
tor delivery. WM NJ. BLAC CkFORD, Z. NJ.
July Its
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To an Absent wife.

The & FLOWING beautiful lines are from the pen q
e gifted PRESrIoE, Of the Louisville Journal;
'ris morn-the sea breeze seems TO bring
.iov, health and freshness on its wing
Bright howers,-to me all strange and new,
Are glittering in the early dew
And perfume rise from every grove,
As incense to the clouds that move
Like spirits DER yon welkir clear
But l am sad--lhou art not here.
'Tis noon--a calm, unbroken sleep
Is on the blue waves o. the deep
A soft haze, like fairy dream,
l. floating over wood and stream;
And many broad magnolia flower.
Within its shadowy wood and bower,
l. cleaning like a lovely star
But am sad-thou art afar.
'Tis eve-on earth the sunset skies
Are painting their own Eden dyes
The stars come down and trembling glow
Like blossoms in the waves below;
And, like some unseen spirits the breeze
Seems lingering mid the grunge trees,
Breathing its music round the spot
Bu: am sad-I see thee not.
'Tis midnight-with a soothing spell,
The far tones Of the ocean swells,
Soft as a mothers cadence mild,
Low bending DER her sleeping child
And on each wondering breeze are heard
The rich notes Of the moc<iDg bird,
In many wild and wond'rou lay
But l am sad---thou art away.
| sink in dreams-low, sweet and clear
Thy own dear voice is in my ear
Around my neck thy tresses twine-
Thy own loved hand is clasped in mine
Thy own soft lip to mine is pressed
Thy head is pilowed on my breast
OH have all my heart holds dear
And | am hnnny-Ihon ant here.
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TPROPRIETORS.

standing his ministers wrung from him an
ordinance restricting it, under the prciext
of restraining its hccntiousness, il was
powerless from the fact that the King in.
va,iably defeated its enforcement BY the
exercise ofhis supreme prerogative. Any
one prosecuted and convicted under this
law for political reasons had only to apply
to the King, and his penalty was sure to
be remitted-the words IL wish the press
to be free" being usually appended to the
royal pardon. 1t is difficult 10 reconcile
such an exercise Of power with our ideas
Of despotism; and yet, ifthc absolute and
unlimited control and disposal Of the lives
and property of people constitute des-
potism, the Prussian monarch in the time
Of Frederick the Great was most undoubt.
edly one. Had his lot been cast in this
country, in the nineteenth century, Fred
erick might have proved Jackson; had
Jackson been born in the eighteenth. to
the throne Of Prussia, he have filed the
part OF Frederick to perfection. Seldom,
in the whole range of history, do we en-
counter SO striking resemblance, mental,
moral. or even physical, between two
prominent characters as is presented by q
glance at the two great personagos we
have just named. III.