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Cholera IN CovIseros, KYA-The Cincinnati Com

mercisl OF the 2lst instant says:
The reports about the Asiac scourge in our sister city
are greatly exaggerated There have been deaths, bu,
they have been mostly among class who have taken
Of themselves, and who by improper Diet over
exeriion and irregular habits have challenged disease
There is no danger from the cholera, it at present
exists
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I Jackson Democratic Associntiop.-A meeting of this
Association will be held Democratic HAN Monday
25ih instant, IN O'Clock. J. ID. HOOVER,
June 26--2t President
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Sales To-Day.
by A. GREEN, Auciioneer.

n.
FURNITURE, GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTIONon Saturday
the Goth instant, shall sell in front OF auction STORE
O'clock good and general assortment OF nu1 groceries,
cigars, and iqaos with additions till sale. A. GREEN,
June 25--2t Auct0neef.
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Ua,hd States Shin Cudne.

BALTIMORE, June 2-The United States ship Cyane
Commodore Paine, sixteen days from Pensacola, arrived
here to-day.
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BN Rejected.

New HAVEN, June 81 The Connecticut house OF repre-.
sentaves has rejected the bill from the relative
capital punishment.
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o. Congregafionai-Rev. DR.. NEvIN of Ohio, will preach
In the Hall Of Representatives III O'clock
the Congregational Church 9Th ut d m.
June
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0y Firth Ward Attention !-The Democratic
of Fhh win the Old Democratic Read
ing Raom Capitol street, Monday 2s instant IA O'Clock,
The election Of officers and other important business will be
before The meeting. A full attendance Is expected
JunegJ
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Correspondence.
WAsHrssroS. June "a. 1852.

WAsHNGToNl June a, Io02
TO the Editor of hs Union
Sir Enclosed we send correspondence between
Hon. Thompson Campbell Of Illinois, and Hon. Geo w
Jones, oil Iowa, for publication, The difficulty hereto
fore existing between them has been honorably adjusted
US viii be seen by the correspondence Respectfully
s. w. DOWNS,
w. A. RICHARDSON.
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ny y. O. MCGUIRE. Ancuonssr.

VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY At AUCTioN.-on Mon
day Jun, 2s, O'Clock, shall sen on fifteenth
that large and valuable
pr,vae Matthew
Clarke consisting volumes, The OF which
rarsa md valuable
The sale will from evening evening, at the
Catalogues may be had BY calling my auction rooms
Terms cash. J. q. MCGUIRE,
June ef-d Auciiopeer
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HARRIsoRBURG, June 81, 1852.
Pierce and King" received with pleasure through
out the 10Th, The great talk is not about beating any
wing, but about the big majority which the Legion is
determined TO give candidates any wing candi-
date that may be nominated
Rockingham will give clear majority Of 5000. Shen.
andoah 2 200, Page 900
We are preparing for great meeting OF the de-
and place.
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Phsburg Items.

PITrsBURe jane IA meeting was held this evening
by the OF and others interested river
relative The law for the beter protection Of
rivers pending in Congress Mayor Guthrie presided
The proceedings OF the Louisville convention fully
endorsed,
The democratic convention to day nom mated p c. Shan
for Congress, in the 2lst district Col Jas Gibson for
the 3D. and James Burton for State senator
Officer Hague returned from ysburg-havng
covered Sl0 of the drafts Of the late mail robbery
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ftAPON SPRINGS, (va-)-fhe /" Mountain House," this
popular and weestsbshed watering place, viii be
opened for the reception ve under experienced
Monday the 2eih June No will be
place Capon footing point Of comfort and pleasure, with
any summer resort IN the Union.
Througtc be obtained from all the adjacent cities.
The from Baltimore and Washington,
lines osage from winchester Capon, will rapid
able transit THE PROPRIETOKS
June a6--3nwd&cplm
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LRoM LoNDoS.Tbs Spectator, edition, with
IL general index. Price 81
The Taler with portrait Of Steele, and the Guardian, the
comprised volume. Price 81
The Bnber the idlcf Adyenurer and the Connoeur all
comprise 10 volume. Price a. -. Just received
June
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Laving of a Corner. Stone.

New YoRK, June 2l-The neT-sone of the new Bib
House American Bible Society, about be erectes
Fourth avenue, laid this afternoon 10y the Hon
Theodore Freinghuyen president Of the society," in tn
will cost $50, 600
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OUR Hills will he presented IN . days, and we
trust that shan have the pleasure Of seeing all friends call
with the notes nr their respective accounts within ter
days from the receipt thereof,
June 2f-eolouf FERRY BROTHER,
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A FINELY Located Hr,ok House for s.ie.-I have for
n private snle excellent brick with back
budnr situated ah street, ~ IN good repair hand
somey situated for private residence For further particulars In
une Of JAS G. MCGUIRE,
June 92-eod6 Aucfoneer and Commission Merchant.
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GENERAL LAND 0Fucs,
March 70 ie52.
RY the FIRST section Of the Of Congress act ma.
King land warrants assgnab and oI Other paposeso ap.
proved March 2 1882, provided Thai all
y bounty land which have ben hereafter be ssaed
law OF the United States aud al valid locations same
which have been hereafter be made hereby
be assgnabe by deed OF writing made
the taking effect OF this according
ant 10 such regulations be prescribed BY the Commissioner
General Land
OF the original owners OF the warrant location"
la accordance with the provisions this section following
forms prescribed for the assignment and
referred 10, 10 VIII
FORM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT or THE WARRANT.
No. I.
For value received l. A. b. whom the within
issued, do hereby sell and assign q. d., OF
10 his heirs aud assigns forever, said warrant
and him The patent
Witness my hand and seal, this day Of 1855
Atiests A. b., lsKALl
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Chairman, &c, Sc. Committee on Military Affairs
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JAMES TOwLEs,
Chairman Of the Executive Committee,
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Sra have TO acknowledge the receipt of yours OF the
2lst instant.
The expressions in my communication, published IN
the Daily Union OF The 18th instant, TO which you
cept were used by me applicable and proper, in view
Of the Interpretation which gave to those portions OF
your speech, and of your subsequent publication, TO
which those expressions particularly referred.
am now satisfied thai misconstrued your language
in that (my) publication, and therefore cbeeriuly VIM
draw The expressions objected TO By you 10 It,
Respectfully, your obedlent servant,
GEO, w. JONES.
Hon TuoMPsoY CAMPBELL
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The acknowledgment this power attorney and
certified in the the the sales o.
the certificate Of location prescribed and
must also be endorsed the
j. BUTTERFIELD,
April 2-9sw3w Commissioned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30
i-iGhAi0ND EN9JEsss:s..
MONDAY MORNING., MARCH go, 1852.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

Attic request OF great many members, publish be-
ioT u complete list OF the members whose were
ahicd 10 us as In attendance Gron the late Convention,
nnd Of tic vote, by delegates and BY countless Mr. C!-
bo1Ecs amendment leaving 10 the temporary Chairman the
appointment of the committee organization l, will be
seen that many delegates did vote being either tempo
rary abscn: having subsequently, recorded their
As conclusive proof that t!a regarded as
any iump of any one portion Of the party preerriug
plrcuar candidate, for the Presidency, mischieyousy
argued BY the "Fimcs quote the very dscordant
ports made by telegraph several Northern papers, after
the organization Of the Convention For instance, in the
N. Y Express and in the N. Y Journal OF Commerce. it is
announced that hc general impression is that Cas dele
gates will be chosen In the Alexandria Gazette i. tee-
eraphed that "thore will ha -r-ossion OF preference
a. tp the Democratic "H"d'd'" I'r lItsiuch-'h'uSh, II
10 ...., az, Buchanan's friends in the majorty."-
In the Baltimore American it is announced that mo pre-
ference for Presidential candidate il is understood will be
expressed" We quote these varying opinions shew,
l!nt there just foundation for the report that any
test decided in favor OF any OF the distinguished men,
named for the Presidency We repeat that the only test,
made and decided that of the cherished principles Of
Virginia. IA The Baltimore Argus says with truth:
We have great confidence in the Democracy and patriotism
OF tic Old Dominion and feel certain tha so will ever be
found right in attitude this great question Iier del
sgann will doubtless free 10 choose standard
bearer him who shall be deemed the safest and best under
all The circumstances and TINS is all INA. We as Democrats
ask for.
We were especially gatifed 10 the large gathering
Of the cans this interesting occason and tho zeal and
unanimi,y with which they rallied upon the old Virgina
PLATFORM Alexandria, Albcmarle, Hanover Petersburg,
Norfolk county and city, seemed TO vic with each other in
sending up delegates in the honorable The Democ-
racy every Of those counties and cities deserves the
thanks Of the Democracy Of the whole State.
The following is the list Of Delegates handed in and the
vote of each and each county, upon Mr.. Clabornes
amendment 1t will be recelec..d tia, Tho vote was " by
counties and that vote assigned 10 every lG0 Dem
ocaiic votes at the last Gubcrnatorial election
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COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS
Isl Districts. Wheeler CT Norfolk City
n Thos Wallace Of Petersburg
Sd j. g. Stova OF Halifax
a,h S. d. McDearmon Of appornatoA
5,i R. G. Morris If Amherst
9Th Jas A. Seldom OF Richmond City
IIh H. A Wise of Accomac
sth NJ. r. Fl. Garnett of Essex
9in H. Shackeord Of Cuipeper
ION II Bedinger of Jefferson
IN H. Martz of Rockingham
I'm F. B. Miller of Botetourt
is'h J. B. Floyd of Washington
i1'h ". l.. jackson of Ritchie
18Th }. T. Martin Of Marshall
ELECTORAL COMMITTEE.
Isl Dii,r!c,--Arthur r. Smith of Norfolk County
- Francis F. Rives Of Petersburg
81 Win. NJ Howcrton of Halifax
,h Gen o. G. Clay of Campbell
on ON 1hoa J. Randolph of Albemnrle
On o,a VIA O. Harris of Louisa
IN VIM. g. Taliafero Of Gloucester
a. K. J. Muse of Essex
Sn A. H. Saunders of Prince William
I'm IN john T. Gibson of Jefferson
iai 1ma S. II. I.ctcher Of Rockbrdge
IN ;,.n James 7. Johnston of Giles
;..h ;.h Harold Smyth of Wythe
I'm A. P Fry Of Kanawha
'A A. }. OBannon of Marion.
J., COMMITTEE on MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS.
,, District-F. NJ. Boykn of Isle of Wight
a. 7. H. Campbell OF Nottoway
Sam. B. Major Of Halifax
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i' reatrming the immortal Virginia p5rc !es Of l1SSJ9
waG guaranteed the sovereignty cl tie States. AS his
las, act he said II declare this Convention sanls adjourned
without davn =
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IN hs. Counties the Official for Governor has mover been
rcceved-so thai impossible caleuats the vote 70 whch
county entitled will be ohtevef hat every county
marked with with exception OF Peasants voted in the G'
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WAsHIsoTos, MARCH ls.-'The Attorney General has do
cded In reference the construction TO be put on the %
vision In the Alabama, Mississippi, and limos mno p
(Which bill Mr. Calhoun spoke and voted tat "ie ahH
mns he taken in alternate sections only within the six
miles on each side Of the road. but also "" I'M inc heh
miles in The cnses wherein the States are allowed 70 cec.
lands beyond the six miles ms wa i oa"pu W. rs o'.
9reea,e beyond the miles Tho States would select the
bes and leave the worst and The argument that the po
ernmeEt as andhoder wou receive en- equivalent Tor me
gran, in the enhanced value of remainder OF the lands
would fail Mr. ,he urged this objection To the Iowa lane
bill the Other day II III. lands granted in the asgre
oa II was Of liable the objection that II was
grant of laads-as If moneyior intcrna improvements
Mr. Houston in ha speech against the Iowa land o also
took the ground ha: the bill sanctioned the doctrine OF IN
ternal improvements by the General Government.
One OF the main n nvor o the aho grants 20
the new States Is that the STATES settle ana improve
the lands thei. and "s ender the "noe saeaoe
The five per cent. granted 10 them ey he @ - @ s M
ADEQUATE grant for the completion Of their roads ne lSe
per cent is not an equivalent for the exemption OF me Pu
lie lands within the State from taxation II is no oeessu
that the Iowa Land Bill will pass the fious" S'o
concessions TO the cid States
so,,o poeta APO Dr. Porter, Of The Cumberland Prcsby
,crlan Church in Memphis, Cenn preached discourse OK
The nL ocality OF Heaven, asrononcay considered ani
ca ted that happy place in the centre oil our solar syse
In the SUM- On Sunday evening OF last week. dscouIsei
TO one OF the largest audiences seen in Memphis on
Inc Locality Of He'll" and fixed the abode OF the damned
outside of the soiar and astral systems in the ouie cas
ness beyond The light OF md stor where the pane,s
comets and lost worlds which have violated the gea h"s
Of their existence travel forever On ther feufnesS j
through eternal space. r, ,oo,i,,
l. would be interesting TO know whence 'h' iHeeH''u'
gentleman derived his information
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTs.-It has been proposed
10 hold convention at Frederick DID, on the th Of AHy
Of all persons interested in the Bounty Land Warrants ot
services in 1872 for purpose OF taking into consideration
he nroney of locating all the land granted in body and
IN ss eligible situation ss possible
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They have sorry time Of it down In Tennessee IN Keep
ing parsou Brownlow editor Of the Knoxville Whe 10 ,s hs
Wing He said something rash agalnst oc0't a as
other day and now he is down upon another party hear
him. .o,, ,h,
"But devoted to Mr Fillmore we are we Iepsa' pea sa Sha
Win him We bnt feel the most perfect indifference as to
The success. of the ticket In other words we wi no d.
ec,ly or indirectly either now or heIea'ef his man
Jones for apy Office of honor or profit"
Whether Jones has concluded 10 withdraw, we are not
nositivs but suspect he's sktsrsd.-tCin Eng.
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FILLMORE AND SCOTT IN V1RGlNla.-The
Wings of Petersburg, Va held public meeting few days
ago, and adopted resolutions commencing PRESIDENT M
the confidence of the Wings of the whole country
The following resolution which adopted Is evidently
intended for Gen. Scott
Resolved That the Wings Of Petersburg desire TO coop
eate with their brethren in The urherance OF the same ma
.iona policy which has signay marked the present ad
m1lstraon but they cannot support for the next PRESIDENCY
eny candidate whose fidelity to tho constitution and 10 he
measures Of adjustment shall not be beyond oil question or
who shall not prior his nomination have pnoic gwen
his adhesion 10 the measures Of the compromise ~ ia
settlement of yexed and dangerous questions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30

~ We aro authorised to that Mr.. Eustace Robin
son declines being candidate for the Cerkshp Of the Cir
| mi, Court of Henrco County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30

TINE IMPRISONED AMERICAN AT HAFANA-We
learn from Washington undoubted authority, that all
have been taken by the Department OF STATE
for Tho release the American engineer now connea on the
Island Of Cuba communication, received few days since
bv our informant from Mr. Webster gives positive assurance
~ IN,
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Ist Dis,rct-Mordecai Cooke of Norfolk City.
I'd Timothy Rives of Prince George.
81 A. Hughes billiard of Henry.
4,h VIM. G. Fournoy of Prince Edward.
Eth John Goode, Jr. OF Bedford.
9Th Robert G.. Scott of Richmond City.
I1h Henry A. Wise Of Accomac.
9Th Robert L. Montague of Middlrsex
9th james Barbour Of Cupepcr.
10Th Randolph Tucker OF Frederick.
lin George E. Deneale of Rockingham.
18th James Mcdowell Of Botelourt.
l3,h John B. Floyd of Washington.
l4,h Mortimer II. Johnson of Taylor.
l5th Zedekiah Kdwell of Marion.
AsaIsTANr ELECTORS.
lst Dist,ict-Robert r. Prcntis OF NanSemond.
Cd Roger A. Pryor of Petersburg.
81 William NJ. Howeron Of Halifax.
t.h Austin III. Tribe of Campbell.
5th j. Fl. Lee of Orange.
6th Ctastain White of Hanover.
7th William B. Taiiaferro of Gloucester, and
Richard A. Claybrook of Northumberland.
s;h Beverly B. Douglas of King William and
Elliott NJ. Braxlon of Richmond County.
9Th George w Brent of Fauquicr.
10Th r. Hume Butcher of Jefferson
llth j. W. +. Allen Of Hardy and
William II. Harman of Augusta.
l2,h Daniel II. Hoge Of Montgomery.
l3tb William p. Cecil of Tazcwell, and
William II. Cook OF Carroll.
18th Edward II. kcnna Of kanawha.
18th Sherrnrd Clemens 0! Ohio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30
TUESDAY MORNING. MA2GI 30. ls52.

s io TIC State at large having taken the under
tious, viz = " ~
heSovcd That under the law OF 1892 and the construc-
@ paeea on oy oil the departments uf the Government
m e census as known 10 this committee the Stale Of
si Sl! rot be entitled 10 more than Is Electors In the
next Presidential election
Resolved, That should the law of 1892 he amended
e o1iclhi returns OF the from those
oelore US as 10 enl'c the State TO II Electors the Crn
rH cuhn:ee he author 2cd and required 10 appoint two
Electors Tor The State at large.
f. SMITH from The committee, likewise reported
hc snccafS Tor tie various counties and cities in the
Commonwealth.
M BococK Attorney GencraD gave explanation of his
remarks ah last evening" in relation the law respecting
the number O.! electors
Mr. 5. F. IrAKE called for division of the question on
inc resolutions. which conformed to- and both esou-
sions were adopted.
lhe report on County and City Eelctors read and
adopted as follows:
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effect produced by such document upon tnat sec'i"h =" %
whe party which supports Gen. Scott under the g
dance and advice OF Messrs Seward Wade md Johnston
and the ORGANISING Of the New York Tribune. Should the
effect of such paper be satisfactory in This quarter i, will
then be time inquire why it not published during tie
late conflict that very question IN ONO ana isnhsgVa'
nio and how il compares with what and there t0nc
in the nare and behalf of Cen Scott and doubtless "!'h
hi. full sanction " -.
When MI th. shall be satisfactorily settled il will be time
IN dscues the attitude before their section of those southern
whgs who may show themselves wiling 10 sacrhce I
Fillmore and Mr. Webtser the more recent clnihs oi ne
newIv ound military friend who If he did not bear TIC
brnn of the battle for the fugitive law Is at least presented
by lis enemies leading camun for The honoFs Of It's
trtumph-F Harrington Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04
Ear.m nearL ymcIOMrg for


SALE-'ihe Farm which live, lying iinncd
lately the Va.and Tennessee Railroad, ard extending
to within three miles of The city of Lynchburg Is for
sale This Fur contains about7 90 Acres lies remark
ably well, is veil watered large proportion in wood
heavily timbered with large comfortable family resi-
,ionce large Orchard and other conycnences suited To
the comfort of large FAM y. This land wa equal, in
original fertility any in this State and IS nov IN line
state of improvement. OF it well set inc"ver, and
capable OF producing twenty bushels Of wheat tn the
acre. II is also well adapted to the Grazing business.
being fine grass land and capable of being divided into
numbered small fields, with on abundant supply of
water in each There is also this tract, very fac
situation for large manufacturing MILL with abundant
water-power. (Gen. e. Clay's aud Mr. John folIins
Iarge manufacturing mills being located on the same
strcum)
In view of its proximity to the city of Lynchburg and
great roducycness of its soil might be very profit
ably devoted the raising of vegetables for the Lynch
burg market and will be divided into small
suit purchasers
As IA tpact of land 50 wei situated, and combining
many advantages isrurely if ever, in market, per.
wishing to bay. will do we'll to mike carly opPlica
ton Ed Bu R1ON.
Richmond semi-wrekly Wig, Charlottesville Adyo,
aud Faroyie journal copy two weeks and forward
accounts to this Office. oct lJ--d&cts
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acr,u-cment Of the Mails, Aug. So.


NORTHERN.-Arrivcsfr from charlottesville on the
same rs as heretofore, Tucsdays, Thursdays and
lat,rdays Schedule time of arrival, 7 IN. Leaves on
SUNDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, at m.
PACKET MAIL-The Packet brings Way Mail
Wednesdays Mondays and Sundays, and takes one Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays. On Monday morning, a
Richmond and Northern mail is received by the Packet.
RAILROAD MAIL-Mails are dispatched by the
Railroad daily 30 M, Tor Forrest Depot, Liberty,
Bufords, Big Lick, Salem, Sc and Tor Finease and Tor
/ he present, alithe watering places.
BY tPe Railroad also sent, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, mails Bedford Floyd and Franklin
LEXINGTON AND PATTONSBURGM AIL-Ar
rives daily, except Sunday, at Gap. m.
Leaves daily, except Sunday at hali-pas six; .h,,,
FARMVlLLE-Arr 'es daily, except SUNDAY, apou a
midnight, bringing the mail from Richmond ana parts
North, South and West Of that city Leaves dairy rom
nINyII ENArIiyes as herr .ofore, Tuesdays, Thurs
10 a'' Sa,n,daus Leaves t. heretofore, MONDAYS,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at a. M
PEDIAR MILLS-Aniyes, as heretofore, Mondays
and THURSDAYS between III and III a m Leaves about
| D. IN same days.
+ a-E. Mails closed at p m
- On Sunday morning. the office will be kept open
for one hour after the Mail is ready for delivery
Ang Is.dts VIM. M. BLACKBOARD, P. NJ.