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kA HOUSE TO RENT will rem, my brick house.
Hs the Of Sixth and Coart Streets lately
~ cuaiei BY Rev. J. c. Shinn, for ears
Aani .a.ioa my hs made in my ahsence to Lyman
Cook James w. Grimes, by whom the will be
made known. tsept "a. la5D JOHN riERSoN, Sen
nIL Of VirR)L, Aqua Fort,s M1riatic and
" Nitric Acids, carbo.s uf each, for sale by
Oct 81. 81 F TALLANT
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SECOND DAY's PROCEEDINGS.

FRIDAY MORNING, Oct. u.
Tue Convention was called to order al o'clock
A. NJ, by the President.
d. Rorer, Esq, presented to the convention a
draft OF a memorial to Congress on the subject Of
the improvement Of the Mississippi, Rapids.
BY consent the memorial! was laid on the table
% receive the Report Of the Committee on Reso.
lutions
The committee by their chairman, N. Paschal.
ESQ, reported the following
RESOLUTIONS
Rusoluei, - the opinion Of this convention,
composed Of Delegates from the States Of Illinois,
Missouri, Wisconsin and Iowa, and the Terrific
~ Of Minnesota, That the Mississippi river is a
great National Highway, the control aud juris-
diction Of which has been reserved TO Congress
and that il il the bounden duty Of the National
Lsgislatare to make such improvements in the
navigation Of said river, IS viii place our CON-
tAsses upon an equal footing with that Of the At
laatic States Of this Union.
Rssolssa, That the interests OF nine States and
oas Territory imp>ratively demand the prompt
scnon Ct Congress- IN making adequate appropri-
s0ons Tor the removal Of the Instructions to the
Svieation Of the River Mississippi, formed by
" Dss Moines and Rock River Rapids.
1soased, That experience and the testimony
@s nav'gssors Of the Upper Mississippi, de.
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BURLlNG rON FIRE AND MARINE
! NJ S y r A N G 6 G O NJ p A NY.
CAPITAL 100000

Vaf11AA p1VU,VJO.
THIS Company organised Ola the esd of July 1881
L under the General Corporation Law of the
State of Iowa, is now prepared for business, and
Offers itself to its friends md the public for In
suraace Of Dwelling houses, Stores manufactures.
Barns, and all other kinds Of property aqaist loss
or damage by IRE, also.
To make asriHe insurance upon vessels, bulls Of
steamboats, freight lists. goods. wares and mcr-
chandize, specie, bullion, bills of exchange, bank
bills. and inland transportation of all kinds
All loses will be promptly adjusted
The premiums wall be Loaned to the patrons of
the Company.
Business hours from 6 A. N. mi, r. NJ Di.coun,
days, Mondays and Thursdays.
T r 1ihce in the Counting house of John G. Coote,
Jefferson street, Burlington Iowa.
Directors.
John G. Foote. VIM F. Coolhaugh,
c. w. Boiemann, James w. Grimes,
Charles Mason, julius +. Ta.lant,
A. W. Carpenter.
Jos. T. FALEs, JOHN G. FOOrE,
Secretary. Pre- ,ident.
august 81, 1851 2mw
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-.>crrpgNos OF THE RAPIDS CONyEN
HDO TlnN.
Oct. 23a, Is

Oct. 23d, 1851.
-. convention assembled in the Methodist
rA.-eh Il 10 O'Clock A. N.
=. rsolion Of NJ. d. Browning, Gen. A. C.
rs,.e. Of Burllngton,was called to the char for
=. ssrpose oftemporary organization.
~ motion of. w. GRIMES, G. d. Drake Of
!, fouls, and Col. J. NJ. Goodhne, Of St.
S..p.. Minnesota, wee appointed temporary
~ notion Of ]. NJ. Morgan, it was Resolved,
80 ihe Chairman appoint a committee Of nine,
-. N. y. credentials and to report to the
.s,sntion the names Of all the delegates.
~ following gentleman were appointed
N Morgan, Of Burlington, II. D. La Co.'S
- - Muscatine, B. M. Samueis. OF Du Buque,
- January, Of st. Louis, J. I. Swearlngen,
Ia louis. w. H. Wallace, of Fairfield, D. F.
T;I,sr. Of Fort Madison, E. H N. Patterson,
sf0ouawka, R. P. Lowe, Of keokuk.
ire committee on credentials retired. While
,Asv were absent, the Secretaries OF the con-
,ention read letters addressed 70 the convention
y the following 10 attend
y NJ. Rice, Of Minnesota
Thos. Allen, OF St. Louis
a. Crockett, at do
Hon. H L. Geyer, of do
wT;ncoln Clark, OF Du Bnque
xJas Shields, Of Illinois
AIoo. +. Darby, OF ST. Louis
p.fore the letters were all read the committee
:. credentials returned, and the reading was
.~.rended, to hear their Report.
!. Ne committee reported there were present,
x.rr Iowa l89 delegates-irom Missouri To
x..n Illinois 24--Wiscons,n 3--from Minneso-
Total, 29l, with names Of the dele
80 from the several States. The report was
ss.een,ed and the committee allowed time to
,..ort the names OF the delegates. On motion
THon. ] B Bowiin Of Missouri it was ResoiU-
. That committee Of two from each State
,na Territory represented, be appointed to
,.rort 10 the convention, the names of Presi-
1.rs. ten Vice Presidents, and three Secretaries
"a lie permanent organization Of the conven-
The following gentlemen were appointed the
committee: - -
From Iowa, Hon. Jos Williams and VIM Y
ravell-Illnois, w Doughty and VIM B
H.ndersoa--Missouri, Geo Partridge and E
ACKNOWLEDGMENT: Mannaha, aud H
Allen. :, :, :,
c. Folsom.
the committee retired.
On motion OF Hon. ]. B. Bowlin, COL Stew
ri. Of Missouri, President OF the Hannibal and
81. Joseph Railroad Company, was invited to
takea seat with the convention.
The committee appointed to report the names
~ rersons as permanent officers Of the conven-
ton, reported the following:
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~ illi:lllA North.

Whole sale Dealer in Boots Shoes and Hats.
No. 95 Main street, Saint Louis, Mo-,
uAs just received by recent arrivals and now in
L store large and desirable stock of goods in
the above line, well adapted to the Fail ard Win
styles, to which constant additions will be made
during the season, all Of which have been selected
with great care, and will be offered to the trade at
a very small advance on manufacturers prices.
Also
A large assortment Of Rubber Goods consist
ing of ms, Ladies' AMI Misses oversaoes Boots.
Buskins and Shavls.
Merchants visiting the city respectfully So
licited to examination Of my stock before pur-
chasing, IS am determin ed to sell very low. and
confident that from the variety and completeness
of my tment will be able to offer greater than
usual inducements taug. a7-cm, VIM NORTH
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The RaiI-rOad is Coming,

DUr hotter than That, q. \ Fl. EEEKIELsS
Dstoca Of f ALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
has already come, and proves to he the Largest,
Han tsomest and cheapest evec brought TO this CT
v. AS it would he useless TO mention the whole
OF ,ur Goods here, we iavite every one to call aud
,vamiae then, for than SEW es conhdent as we are
that they will be found seperior to any in the
market.
or stock CO nprises everything usually found
in Clothing stores, ana as the Goods were all made
up under our own care; persons may rely on get
ting such as they need.
We do MT profess to sci, at cost, but this we do
say, that il YOU viii give us call, we will sell
you the hest Of Gaois at the very lowest prices.
Country Merchants in want Of any Goods in our
line my rally on getting then at prices lower than
they can he purchased in st Louis.
C,me one aud alt, and we will warrant You shall
not 60 away dissatisfied. B. II. EZEKlEL
M,mm,th Wholesale and Retail Clothing
Burlington, Oct 8, isSt-wtrw Depot.
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oRS wAHREs WA Z. tlAaha

NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
IN the store formerly occupied tr Geo ksi<sl
-ssE Lanm jefferson street. in the Barrett HOUSE,
sHaE we have opened entire stock cfneM and Hssh
go Family Grocer ard shall censtFhtv keep On
hand choice selection Of such articles in thstliEe
Of blu siness as must give satisfaction 70 all who
may favor us with their Gust. m.
AS our purchases have been mace upon the nost
favorable terms. We xii.II be able to sell 1t very
moderate prices. by Istsnt attention to tusi-
ness we hope to secure reasonable share hcfl Cf
the city and count. custom
WARREN 4 CLARKE.
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Burlington, June 9Th. 1851
HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
II II. panel and lennon Saws; Mill and ciosS-ctt
IL saws &c and feet; Socket + mortice cLisels;
Web. COMPASS, wood and gfsisii saws,
Butchers saws; Fimer thistls and Eausesi
Polished, socket and Millwrieft chiseis;
Turning and corner chisels ana goftsss
Braces and bits, stock bittsi
Common, bright and concase anstis'
Anger bits, spoke augefs;
Beatty's broad axes and hatshets'
Adzes, shingiing and lathins ha'ehe's;
Masons end piasterer's Trewefsi
Mills bastard and 4 round TIlesi
Taper saw flies. ficn Il to 10 inch,
Horse rasps, from IL TO i6 irthes;
Steel, framing and thy squares;
Till. cupboard and chest lorksi
Furniture Castois, trass and JsrsE'a,
Carpenter - Fineers and comrssscs;
Plumb hobs ana bench stops;
Mslt and bench Vices;
Weed and Colin = crews: foot fairE4
Saw setts, measuring tapes. ETC., etc
just received nd for sale cheap BY
sept 1851 a.. G LArMAN DRo
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VTINEGAR: 10 bills Pure Cider Vinegar. the
best in this city just received and for sale by
aprii2< GAY
SSuG AR-Prime n. o. clarified, loaf and crush ID
Nsarars, far sale by toc tS &c L>uMAN BRo
TNRUIr-,0 sacks Dtiea App'es; IS s,cks a. led
Peaches, a good article, for sale by
oct rs, ,s, JGLACNAN & BRO
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DFH
THE CHEAP HAT 4 CLOTHING STORE AGAIN!
u their old friends and patrons for the vc;y renerou.
patronage extended to them hitherto; and would
respectfully invite their attention te the TO owin
catalogue, comp rising the most extensiycvartety
and the richest goods we have ever had the plea.
sure of aHering-just received and npcniug:
Ee7 M"lcsktn, Beaver, Brush X Silk Hats. .~zs
.EA In tie Department. OF Dress Hats and espe. ESS
~cia'iy in the prediction OF hat which com. -
hines hneness OF texture. compactness Of body
and briiliancy oflustre, we cannot be SURPASSED.
SOFT HArS-Drab and black Buena Vista; black.
white and brown Rough and Ready: Pearl aud
black Congress wool; Kossuth do. Hungarian
or high crown scft fur do. black and white Bea-
yer nap; Pear Union Hats.
Our stock Of soft hats, compr sing so doz., EN-
braces all ne rarions styles al qualities vogue
and cannot fail To uitevery diversity OF taste.
BOYS HAFS-Black and white beaver nap; fiae
white m aeskin; pearl and lack fanc,an d plain;
black kossuth; Black, white aud hrown wool
fur DO fancy AMI plain.
SILK PLUSH CApS-Our stock of silk. Plush and
~ Nohair Caps is magnificent inice COM
S1 nr'sing 40 dozen assolted qualities and of
tarious stvics.
CLOTH CAPS-We have thesein endless variety
for M.en. boys and children.
Boys and Childre Fancy Hats and Cans
Fancy silk; and fancy fur hats; white, black and
brown fancy cloth Caps; silk velvet and cloth Tur-
blns. ETC.. etc. Our assortment of bays' and chill
drens' wear is large and varied.
GLAZED CApS-Silk glazed, linen aad imitation
10. for men and boys.
VESrS-Black satin. plain and fancy silk, cassi-
mere and sattinett winter Vests.
Burlington, sept 20, 1851 wtrw
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T. IT. Y. {. Vt. NJ
Morgan, NCIung Il Co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DO

lis Main street, st. Louis, Nc.
NJ ORGAN M'CLUNC; 4 Co. will have ready for
vi exhibition by LIST September. the most extern
sive stock of Foreign AID Dom ,stc Dry Goods they
have ever offered in st Louis. 1t is unnecessary
to specify goods qualities prices but their stock
will embrace every article of French. German.
British ar Amarican manufacture which the neces-
sites of the trae require Especial attention has
been devoted to the selection ofiadics dress goods
and merchants visiting this city may rely upon fnd-
ing an assortment equal to any in the Uniou. They
intend that the extent and elegance Of their stock
shallh rsafer command the attention Of mel chants
visiting st Louis, and they will ohgate
to sell goods as low they can he brought from n.
York or Philadelphia. They will duplicate any bills
which may be made in the Eastern cities, adding
only the cost Of Transportation, &c.
ToGash Or puncuai iealers, unusual ne Mt 5
will be offered, and all they ask il that their stock
may lie examined, to conriace merchants Of the
foregoing facts. aug s-Imw
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On motion the convention adjourned until

led TO bring before the convention such BUSH
ness rs may be appropriate for its action.
The following gentlemen were appointed on
the committee:
Geo. K. McGunnegle,o f St. Louis, Johnson. of
Galena, w. H. G. Folsom, Of Minnesota, Jas.
w. Grimes, Of Iowa, b. +. Mammalian OF Wis
consin.
During the absence Of the Committee appoint
ell TO prepare business for the action Of The Con-
yention, Charles D. Drake, Esq, Of 81 Louis,
being called upon for a speech, entertained the
Convention for near an hour with very beauti-
full, appropriate and patriotic speech, which was
highly applanded BY the numerous aud toy.
The business committee made Report, re.
commenting
Isl Tha, committee OF ten be appointed TO
present resolutions expressive OF the sense OF
the convention upon the subject of the improve
ment Of the Des Moiues aud Rock River Ra-
pids oil the Mlssissssippi RIVER
"a A committee OF six to collect statistics Of
the population, trade and commerce OF the Up
per Mississippi rlver-lhe amount Of tonnage
which annually passes over tie Rapids. the
number Of steam boat disasters which have oc-
cured upon them, and the annual loss sustained
BY the people Of the Upper Valley in conse-
cuence OF the distractions, and 10 embodv such
statistics in the form OF memorial TO Congress.
The following committee was appointed on
gssolutions:
n Paschal and A p Ladew of S: Louis
Knowles, John Simpson aud b Taofesro, Of
Illinois. J NJ Beck, c M.son, and B NJ SamueIs
Of Iowa, H K Terrill Of Minnesota, and b Nj
Mammalian Of Wise onsin.
The following gentlemen were appointed un-
der the resolution providing for a memorial to
Congress, viz Messrs, Henry w Starr, David
Rover, Hall, Taliant, w F Coolbaugh,
L D Stockton.
Mr. Rorer moved that the committee be in
strucied to report tomorrow morning, carried.
The Convention adjourned to o'clock.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWELRY.
TUST received, new and fashionable assert
- ment of Jewelry. such Ladies' and Gents gold
breast pms, gold earrings, gold pencils, gold fin
ger rings, gold cuf-pins, gold slides, gold curb
chains, etc for sale by A. w. CARPENTER
October 81, 1851 Main street
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Machine Shop 4 Brass Foundry.

4 O)KiNG GLASSRS of all sizes, a beautiful 10,
4 for sale b. {pct '51 CORP, Parsons & Co
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DtASS SErrLES-Eaameled Kettles an,! hSi
Oilers, for safety tsaisl G LAuaAN \ BRo
EASrERN ExcHANGE-rors sale in sums to
"a suit,hy taptsl W.r.eooLRAUcHa Gu.
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MUSICAL lNSTRUM ENTS.-JuSt received,
VI good article of Flutes, Flageoets, Flies,
Acoor Icons, Victims, Banjos, Violin trimmings,
Violin strings, Tuning Forks. etc.. for saleby
Oct 27,'5l A. w. CARPENTER Main ST.
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CLOCKS. CLOCKS.
uSireceived,a good assortment of day and
, 80 hour brass clocks; cheaper than AT V in mar.
ket, call and see at A. w. CARPENTERS
october 81, 1851 Main ,treet
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CUTLERY.
| UST received, good article of Pocket and Pen
- Knives, Scissors, etc, for sale BY
Oct ~, '5l A. W. CARPENTER, Main ST.
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c D Drake, Of ST Louis, NJ Morgan. Of
Burlington, and E II N Patterson, of Oquawka.
The report Of the committee was adopted
Gov. Hampstead, on being conducted TO the
chair, returned his thanks TO the convention in c
neat and appropriate speech.
On notion oil Gen. Ranney of 81. Louis, it was
Rssolred, That the rules Of order and procee-
Aisgs In the Congress Of the United States, SO
FIR T. the same are applicable, be adopted by the
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w FOR BOYs.-This Institution Is situated In
one OF the hsathest parts Of the city Of vingon,
rely beyond the settled portions @ the town. The uni
form heaithfuiness OF the location may be inferred from
the fact that since the o The school, about
years, few Of serious ndisposon
have occurred among the pupils, and not single death
either here, from diseases contracted while here
The course OF instruction includes besides the ordinary
Engisn branches Natural Philosophy, CheIastry Physi
oioy history hheoric the various branches OF Mathe
atcs and the Latin, Greek, French Languages Par
ucuar attention paid to the higher Mathematics and
their application 10 Mechanics and Engineering; the latter
and Surveying are taught practically by field Operations
with the use OF appropriate Instruments Lectures on
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry in which all the i'm
portat principles are illustrated by experiments are
regularly delivered before the students
AS the object Is TO make the instruction rs thorough
and practical as possible, expense has been spared
providing suitable apparatus 1t is believed that in this
respect the Institution will compare fayorabiy with any
similar one In the country carefully selected library,
OF more than one thousand Volumes containing works
the various branches of Literature and Science furnishes
ample reading matter while Laboratory, fully supplied
with apparatus and tests contains all that
practical instruction In Chemical Manipulation.
The school year commenced on the third Secondary
Monday Of the Ninth month september and Is divided
into four quarters Of eleven weeks each leaving vacation
of two months from about the middle of the Seventh
month (July). i' .219H. IA SAMUEL ALSOP,
mar N-- }an Principal Wilmington, Del
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MORE HOME EVIDENCE. !

rINHE TESTIMONY OF ONE OF OUR LAWYERS
il MIR, JAS, L. HAMILTON---DEAR SIR: Although the
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you already In possession to the efficacy Of your
Medicine, THE GREAT VA. REMEDY in the diseases
which 1t Is designed to cure sufficient in my opinion,
establish Its reputation and such patronage
win adequately reward you for the discovery Of ines
Unable Medicne-yet the great benefit which have
derived from its use and the sautary effects which have
witnessed from its employment in the cases Of several
friends, to whom had recommended 1t, constrain me to
contribute for such you think proper TO make
OF this formal acknow ledgment OF its sanitary virtues
MY own case was Dyspepsia of long duration, and very
Of the digestive functions great debility
vousness, emaciaton and impaired appetite, with pain,
burning sensation in the left side Of the chest pap
tation of the heart vertigo and congestion in the head
and many other symptoms indicative Of the worst type
the disease by the of three four bottles of your
paraion been entirely relieved The of my friends
In which your Medicine taken, Dyspepsia Chro
mic Headache and Sore Throat in all Of which it proved
ecacious after the trial of vast number Of other
dies without benefit Your medicine is pleasant to the
taste cordial and in my experience corrects all de-
rangement OF the stomach restores enebled
energies of the digestive organs and impars strength and
termination to the whole system. Is .'
Very respectfully, yours &c,
-4+2# "&|s ,ttksi j. HOWARD GRIFFITH,
.4 AN q Marshall Buildings,
@44E a.a Baltimore, Aug. Oath, 1850.
For SALE in large small quantities by the Proprietor
or by those buying 1t to sell again. -
Office Of the Proprietor, 200 N. GAY ST.
mar "a t@0sa a+4 ~ %+4 Baltimore, Md.
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II G. 4 J. BIDDLE, No. south Fifth street. publish
L. the following works:
Cleveland's Compendium of English Literature.
Harrison the Rise Progress, and Present Structure
Of the English Language.
Lynds First Book of Etymology.
Oswalda Psychological Dictionary.
Fiskes Eschenburgs Manual OF Classical Litersturs.
Piske's Classical Antiquities.
Outlines ofSacred History.
Trego's Geography of Pennsylvania
vogdess United States Arithmetic-Key.
Rings 5000 Exercises in Arithmetic-Rey.
editions.
yogdes's Mensuraton.-Key.
Alsops First Lessons in Algebra.-Key.
Alsops Algebra, for High Schools, Academies and Col
leges.-Key rs.st.
Gummeres' Astronomy, fourth edition. just published
Monge's Statistics; translated from the French, by
Woods Baker, A. NJ of the United States Coast Survey
just published Is..
Maurys Navigation, the text book OF the u g. Navy.
McMurtrie's Scientific Lexicon.
Peale's Graphics. Controllers Copy Slips.
Hills Drawing Book OF Flowers and Fruit.
Hilrs Progressive Lessons in Painting Flowers and
Fruit
IAbeille pour les Enfans.
Sandford and Merton, In French by Berduin.
The Works Of Thomas Dick, LII b., 10 vols limo, In
various styles Of binding.
Select Speeches Of Distinguished American Orators
Select Speeches Of Phillips Curran Gratsn, and EN-
met.
Select Speeches of Chatham, Burke, and Frskipe
Atkins Christian Minstrel. Atkins Juvenile Minstrel
Dunlap's Book Of Forms, second edition, improved.
English Literature Of the Nineteenth Century by Prof
Q. ID. Cleveland
Map of the World known to the Ancients 81 by 80
inchea--on rollers. au.
r. O. j. BIS stock comprises most OF the popular
school Text Books which they offer for sale at low prices
mar "a
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- =. { ) ,-cy,rvSr on THE MAILS.

-. s'-.-ss Nj, from baltimore, Philadeiphia,
NV York Boston, Ae and and ths Mail to be sent
ceiyed by o'clock, a. M as hsa places will bocosed as
hs yna sSs a. and 0 o'clock, p m, aaiy
Tba Southern Mail viii De ciosSu nsea y an, nj
is M and viii be received, as heretofore, daily
BY oslocn nd eastern Mail and Great Western Mail
resolved by and closed al p M daily Inc Man
an,neet With the Train for Baltimore which brings
he Great Mail to arrive here by a. m. No Eastern
Mail Is received at this office on Sunday night and no
eastern MAIL to be sent beyond Baltimore, Is made up
on saturday night Norfolk, &c, three times by Bat
more-Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; four times by
Richmond-Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday
adjacent places in Virginia, Is closed every night except
Saturday, at p m, and Is received six times week,
with Mail from Baltimore, Maryland, by ~ M.
The Mail from Georgetown, d. o. is received twice daily
by g. M and p m, and it is closed for that place at
the same hours.
The Mail from Rockville &C., Md, is received Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, OF each week, by p M aud II
is closed for those places at p. of the days
The Mail from Brookville &C., Nd is received by p
M Of Wednesday and Saturday each week. and closed for
Upper Marlboro &C., Nd, received by 4 D. M, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, and is closed days at p
Port Tobacco &C., Maryland, received Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday. by p m, closed Sunday Tuesday,
warrenton, Mddleburg, &C., ya received Sunday, Wed
nesday and Friday, by II p m, closed ut p M Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday.
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
MS The postage newspapers, and that on all printed
matter addressed to foreign country required 10 be
paid in advance The postage is also to be prepaid on
letters and packets addressed to foreign countries other
than Great Britain, Ireland and Scotland and Bremen
in Europe, and places to which they pass through
the Bremen post office. Slt. 8 Hiatt ass.
aS- The Office is open from halfpast o'clock q. m
to o'clock, p. M, daily, except Sunday, and tina
day 1t is open from hafpast to ten a. m, and from
to Q, p. m. WILLIAM A. BRADLEY,
gfnn GfAr