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MINERS EXCHANGE BANK.
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND JACKSON STREETS,
SAN RANCISCO.

A LII MONEYS left on interest," redeemable within six
"a months bear and half per cent. per month De-
posits for six months and over, two per cent. per
month Gold Dust consigned for Assay Coinage,
will receive the punctual attention Advances made
thereon when required Gold Dust purchased at the best
prices Bills of Exchange the Eastern States sixty
days sight ninety days date, drawn par. The usual
Banking facilities extended Merchants and Traders
and the Bank will be kept open for the accommodation of
Deposors until p. M, and Sundays until 10 p. M.
n. B.-AIiners remit their Money Gold Dust in
sealed packages by Express directed to with such in
sructons they may deem proper which shall receive the
most faithful attention.
3m A. S. WRIGHT, Banker.
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IS receiving deposits of cash from Ten Dollars up
wards the rate of and half per cent. per month";
and secured by mortgage for year spacious reproo
brick buildings and lot 25x70 insured and advantageousy
located in this city Also for six months, secured by fire
brick building and lot 22xl37.
MARRIOTT N WHEELER, Trustees,
9S Merchant street.
San Francisco Nov q 1854 50 3m
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From the ".Sotaherm Medical JomnaI."1

IICOfEcoOh HUNCTEhfO OhD.
Although opposed to the system of Advertising vet we
deem 1t but just to this gentleman to admit that his system
of treatment in Private Diseases is undoubtedly the most
approved in throughout the civilized world
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Testimonials from the Press.
[From the Echo du PQcifgue.'l

DOCTOR HU ERFORD.
We wish to call the attention of readers the ad-
vertisement of this gentleman whose extensive practice
and great sufficient to induce all those afflicted to
give him call The Doctor is only regularly educa-
ted Physician but he has the principles of honesty and can
feel for his fellow beings He has undoubtedly more
ce than any other Physician in San Francisco and it is
fast increasing. To those acquainted With the Doctor,
say nothing to skill and integrity, they are well
pont street. and you will find that friend in need
friend indeed.
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Accommodation Stage Line.
Diamond Springs to Georgetown.

FEvl1E subscriber, having extended his line to Diamond
n Springs, will four horse Coach daily between
the above places via Johntown, Cooma, Cold Springs and
Mud Springs--eaving Georgetown at 6t O'Clock A. NJ,
and arriving Diamond at H. Returning, will leave
Diamond at IL NJ. Arriving at Georgetown at p. NJ.
s-Georgetown, at the Georgetown Hotel, Dia-
mond Springs, at the Howard House.
Having line of Stages for the past two years. be-
tween Georgetown and Cooma the undersigned feels
fdent that in extending this line to Diamond he offer
such accommodations to merit the patronage of the
public.
In connection with the above passengers be forward
ed by A TRAIN OF SADDLE ANIMALS, to Todds
ROBERT ELLIS
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McCONNELL'S STORE.

NlCOONNELLI = , CIVhE,
GARDEN VALLEY.
TENHE undersigned keep constantly hand fresh and
IL varied assortment Of
GOO D s.
Their stock of Miners supplies is unequaed in variety
quality and cheapness.
H Ar ID w ARE
of all kinds constantly hand fresh additions to our
stock OF Goods arriving every week.
Also
The attention of Miners others is invited to our SUI
peror stock of
i U NJ Der,
Of every description which we are to cut to order
ana VIII sell low Tor cash. MCCONNELL & Co.
Garden Valley, Sept 7th, 1854. 43tf
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TEyHE subscriber offers for sale at his store under Odd
II Fellows Hall, Main street, Cooma, q large and
varied assortment of Hardware consisting in part Of
Shovels, Hoes, Drills Rakes, Picks Hammers, Sledges
Axes, Crowbars Steel and Iron, Nails and Horse Nails
Blasting and Rife Powder, Borax, Blasting implements,
&C.. &c.
Also complete stock of shelf Hardware, Joiners Tools
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors. &C., which he will sell for
cash as low as can be purchased in this market.
]. G.. BROWN.
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Miners Exchange Bank.

San Francisco, Nov. 2, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23

6A1UhDAY, ApEu Zl-8 Il. II.
RyADsruffs.-F1our--7he market was less active,
though prices ruled firm mo sales embraced about
sf7.0c0, bis Sen told, included In which common
to gsoi straight State brands 81 20 81 $40 49,
- good Michigan, Ohio and Indix ft $40 20 80 o.;
farey and extra do, at Sl1 q 81; common to good
Cana dian at go 81 81 ST. and soutierr ut SO 7s
sl2 whest-About 2,C00 bushsh prrnJ white SJuth.
werc sold at $275 Cora-Frm. Sales about so ooo
a coo bushels, including Western mxsd from store,
AZ 81 % 81 TO- and whito and pre yellev ~ 81 10
81 1.-THE letter 6gurs for only small lot included
in above atout5 0op 1000 Southern yellow part from
store, al 81 IL 81 IL. Among the sales were spwe
PARCELS TO 60 TO Albany Rye quiet at 81 A. There
was no alteration In rye -four and meal.
CofFsE Il 900 bags Rio were sold at SIC. for CO az
mon, and kl0xc. lilo for good quality; loo do. sc
Domingo, at 9hc. exc; rs do. Cape, at e&c.; 100
mats JAVA, 1T 13Hc.; leo bags Lagusyra, llhc; and
so do, Msracaibo at II ilc
CorToN.-The market active, with sales OF
about 8, 600 bales There change In prices.
FRF1GHTs For Liverpool 600 boxes bacon, at y. t..
about bsles of cotton at l6d. for pressed,
and at ?32d for uncompre ssed To London $50 boxes
tea taken at 10s To Bremen 100 bales Of cotton
were engaged at cr and 100 bbis at 2s. cd. 10 Ham
burg loo tbls taken ut s. I'd. To Havre cotton
was at 3s. 3d. To California they unchsnye5.
fRoyIsoNsharket active; sales about 1000 bbls. in
clnded in which old at SIC IL $40 25-and
pew at SITS, and rs bsis Albany prime at sl475
the doct Feet firm with sales 200 5G0bbls old prices
Lard drnoer. 200 barrels sold at 10c. Ike. for
good to prime quality Cut meats in request with
ef about leo go pacl at 7c for shoulders and
he for hams. Bacon was steady, with small sales
at Sc. q SIC.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL,


SUNDAY, April 22--6P. N
Tie arrival Of the steamship Nashville fro Liverpool
gives days later intelligence from Europe. Oar
dstes from London to tee 7th inst inclusive Tho
adViecs highly interesting politically and very ia
rop abe financially md commercially The most mpor-
tan item In the money market was the reduction Of this
rate CT discount By the Bank OF England from per cent
at which Lad stood since ths I'd of August last to
per cent. Ths movement has been anticipated. 10
stion TO the action OF the bank the times says The
Simultaneous influence Of the favorable state OF the 70.
reign exchanges curing the past month or two and
the rapid contraction Of business has caused the
ployed notes Of the hank to reach higher point than
al any period sEce July 1885, when the rate of
was es low as per cent and Consols we're nearly ut
par The stock Of bullion held Is also greater than
at any time curing tue past year, and there every
prospect o. its increase IT, under these
the Bark had delayed their present step their propre
tors must hare locked rext half year for diminished
dividend ard the public would have had &c compsin OF
an artificial GAUGE Of pressure being kept up at time
when owing to the natural tendency of events to
duce excessive CANTON tie exercise Of every climate
method OF inspiring confidence is most desirable The
discount houses had not given notice OF any reduction
their rate for money CALL but IL expected to be
lowered forthwith from TO az per cent. We have no
later quotations Tor Consols than Thursday the 9th mat
The 9th was Good Friday The last quotations were
e2Ss aS2A for money, and e27s 80 for the 10th Of
MAY Bullion in the Bank Of England continued to in.
crsae. The returns for the week ending the 3st OF
March gives the following results compared with
| tie previous week
Public deposits. .G5 3s4 S34 Decrease ELIZA saa
Other deposits... 10 1882 829. Decrease 2I39II
Rest......,..,...., 1858, 45o.. Increase. 1855
On the other side OF the account
Government securities ell 5s1 067 the same a. before
Other sesurities.... a. ,9u. Decrease 1919
Notes unempioyed..... 9,O21 o2o. Decrease 100
The amount Of rotes in circulation is clio 4ss $40
being increase Of f4so s4o ard the stock Of bullion
In both departments is s1 521 showing an increase
Of $3.50 $751; whom compared with the preceding return
The cotton market was active, without any change la
quotations The trade had been large, buyers having
become satisfied that msterSl decline can take
rlsce spinrers and spectators DO not look Tor any
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Port Of New York, April ~, 1855.
ARRIVED


Is
SSsS Ssss & S.s:.S
u BARK se En- New ysT & ri g
s O. r s ssss a. @ @
. q ~, rsspeosiay aselinsd iite Ia.
al s n g w sp.s sp a.pSys
Nsw 0gl IS,a for ns. thiy;,S,rpoS d. -,
S VIII n s,s and j osa:
s ms. Ess Ss A
Bavaria rom Havre for New York; The s:psrienssd
niss VS." Holy
81. Ss Teak Sails fso IL
soIs 81 sp R o Ap' osa s
al sf s1 a u ssfss II H. %as
ward q Tho Banks 10 days. with light bathing winds
n s III
saa VI.
Had three births and oue death on the passage.
ss. =: II
r. TO-
& ia s's Apr H. with cotton
brig strout sawyer Canary Islands via Newport with
lay@Sss Becker a,ssss: . xp AR'
FiaSs s'S Bsrnrs. days.
e SsSsl Isss SHss = nom days with
coal. to Roome Dnwidde April IS, lat 81 40 Ion TO-
spoke schr Rcvenue from Charleston for Newport The
has experienced heavy weather.
Brig He,en Mar (Br), Card Windsor, 70 days. with pss
ter to master.
Schr River Queen, Fowler, Providence.
Schr highlander Smith. DO Hton.
Scbr West Clean, Whalip. Northport.
Steamer Wamsutta. Cushman, New Bedford.
Propeller Mount Savage Meyer Baltimore.
BELOW.
with shs IL: Tysssss
SAILED.
Ship 0sterwald, New Orleans.
Wind during the day, and light
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slr CLARsNpos, of NYork, AZ Cardi6 9TH inst fron,
rrsp msrnns the latter sunk q a
ting on board the ship.
;ss' a. "a sss
ther withheS freight money $1,000 injured At tho Es
her cargo Oriental Insurance Office in Salem
Sem sArrao which struck on Mnots Ledge and SUMO,
and flows into Der Her SSttoI badly stove
present. 70 S aGs slider repaired BY the
New n .q: s o
s &c vi Ss sS i. Sss: &: sS s
.p Hope 40 Lafayette 10 90 % DC
''f SIP % that Their. arc ..r
Sea- pfs Sh eap wa, xh s hs in a
@ few Ssys asr The SS
her storm only Thasi
A. s. Thomas APr brig Ocean, Of sanawehe2s Dbl.
Bris Maria from Gonavos for NY0rs In Crooked Island
sehr relief ofMach.., from NYert jacksonville, 18th
Foreign Ports.
BInMuDA-In port abt April Is bark Sarah Bridges for
s ss
s & e .c Mr Sn and tor Boston
ss days. 't si 10Th Ss brig f ffa
RIO JAaEIRo-Gons in March "A bark stells Of NYork.
sid 18th bark yrgnia Kennedy Norieans; I'D ship Grey
ST gst A o Ras Franklin
E.fsG = Dsn ws.s., SlerA
Authenticated Jan &c Competitor, Howe, Shanghai for
AsTwEn rArr March q Ionian, Colby, NYork Sid 81
SD from ilashins Road. ia Geo Hurlsa., NYork.
,1a .s r. 4 March % VIM stat
An Ar Marc. Ioh. EraiSd naIa Q.y.
nah.
nBonprArx,sla April sAdamr, we,seot, Noresns; Edwa
SD rom sss! !s.d. Sls otomoe Heys. Norle.n
Evans. % i Gasssrs fhsasps. h''''''
s &c. MsS.Ta ssm m's Ss sA francisco
ri 1T sisS sf$Ri'h sss'''
: BEscsy nlAp-Gf March = Marianne, warkmei'ser,
BnisroL~sid from the PM April Osprey, romiln,op.
CARpuT-Arr March 20 Jane Cooper, cowel. Water.
ss1,g s wssEsS @ss
% Nfo LIZ II ssss osn sns ffBs
s seS Brfsy E%Tessss f.ssp s1 S lsA
B.,shslder from Sesscik for 9Ssenstosn; ..
cssToS-sa Jan 70 Rrends, stone shsnshss Soth rOtO
% sssra S. s.s.. c.sus,.
Rotterdam for SYork stednser zimmerman from Bremen
DTsL-A,r March 81 Golden Gate, Devlns London (sua
Proceeded TOR Marseles); Apr Harvest, Fuller. for
S Ubes and sid eth; 4h, Howard, Nemann NY ork for
Hamburg; 9Th Johanna, Hem, Noreans land proceeded
for London)
DusDaInArr March 81 John Hall, Perry, st John, N
n, last from kngstown.
DvBIIT-Cio April Jane Loyett Lovett, Yarmouth n s.
EIsoRE- Gle March = Caroline Smith, Paulsen, (rom
Cbarlestopl Copenhagen.
TALmcurit-fsssed by Goth EeAnor Cooper from NYork
Er Antwerp; April Thyor, Addicfs, from Noresm Tor
ca tic Needles date Cooper Colbvrn NYors Tor
Antwerp
rvncas tchn,)-sld Jan -. lIowqus, Colemsa, Nyork.
Jsnc Goodwin Palermo (snd both cid for Now York; So
Icckie, do land cid for Boston, Lizzie Garrow,
Icy, de-; fanpy smith oagliar land both cid for New
tirs (snd both cid for New York; Mexosn packet Oliver
do and old for Philadeiphs) Velocity, Doshe New Or
Geo tnmminss Phillips, Cartlsgens; ga Aurcla, Ne,.s,
Jsneiro Aessaadro csrss MsrsSies tapa cid icr cali.
formal; 2eh Ataiaya Norsn New York; Egyptian Wi. sh
pptshess Lane Narseilles. P.scd ercm EssI to Yves.
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sired BY his numerous admrsrs'- blood bay, about
and pasterns and small portion Of his hind legs abeys
the psstern Joints white his bones net particularly
large except the back bons which Is unusaalIy his
muscle Is abundant, clean dr. and sinswy without any
cumbrous Ash; his ears which handsome and vide
apart, are beautifully placed his head, Though not
large the jaw bone uncommonly wide id ths jaws vide
apart, aloIdng abundant for q clear and we'll de-
tschsa throtsle his aft eye fun and mild, though anil
temper and disposition, for which he Is Ism sSGa
joins bis hsad admirably His shoulder has very wide
bone very strong well displayed, particularly oSlqus,
Of that neck frequently to surmount
the shoulders two three inches which cannot
power or easy motion. His arms come out well from
the body are sufficiently wide apart for good chest.
dunn length, coupling pretty veil back; loin wide,
slightly arched and very powerful His body win bear
the most rigid scrutny-it looks perfection, being
ribbed in the best possible manner, AMI very deep
throughout, which makes has legs appear sasrt, While
remarkably vide, Though strong, aud In tho swesp
Gown to, ana embracing the hoagh he rarely has an
his lega III good bone and clean, strong tsndons
and good proportions un ting in tseie motion great
and correctness His action cannot be surpassed bold
free elastic AMI full of power, and with his and
elegance action. and remarkable racing like form
Throughout, he unitcs great beauty ana grandeur
In our notice of Lexington's victory over 'tme'
few days ago inadvertently onittsd to sive shonor
10 whom honor Is due, ana we take ths occasion to
make the amende.
We aliude to Mr.. j. Benjamin Pryor the successful
trainer OF Lexington, under whose skill and Judgment
hundreds Of "gcod uns'' have gained renown. mao in
whom modesty moral worth and professions, excellence
united in the highest dsgree and to whom the
cepsfu of the world renowned champion Lsxng-
ton, may he properly attributed. May like his
arouous profession Glways attend him
or Gnpatrick's riding upon this occasion not word
need be sadhe rode the Gilpatrck always rides
and ~ lbs overweight.
an inside stake Of 81, 500. Four mils heats.
r. Ten BroeeK's b. c. lexington, by Boston, out of
Alice CaIneal--4y o. (Glpatrics) ............
T. j. We)s's ch. c. Lecomte by Boston, out of
Reel-4 >. ......................... DR..
TINE.
First mile. 14sX
Seccnd mite. .................,,......l Isl
Ih'id mil. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 15l
Fourth mic. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1924
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,23a
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MARITIME INTEhLIGENCR.

ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-THrs DAY.
Sun RIsEs..s.......5 MOON sETs.......raorn. II
Sun sETs...."......6 AZ HIGH WATER. morn. 81
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Court Usl.naar-Tn,s psy.

UkIr,p srATks DISTRICT CovRr.-Nos. q, Is, 49, 81,
g. 81, SO TO 60
svPnIME COMMEMORATIVE 1906. 1884, 1910, 1910,
1910, 1892, 1856 1914 no. 1917 TO 1851 1865 to 1869
SUPREME CoyRr-special Term.-Nos s.. 49, 81, no. no.
lf6. 81. 40, 50, Ga
SUPERIOR CouRr-tFour branchcs.-Nos 5Sc 5ss 800,
ssS 24s 392 CJ es GA 60 $40. CAS- GO cor oG5 GO,
20 20. 10 72S 72 726. ~. 72o, 100 a3, 81: 4J2, 90
Own Observation-Disclosures trials.
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Brooklyn city News.

FIRE IN FULTON sIRsxr.-on Sunday morning. between
tbre and four O'clock FIRE broke out in one of III,
upper stories Of FOUR story brick building No so Tul
ton street. owned By John G. Howard 1t was occupied
by the owner . tinwsre mandatory; by Ro osrt
Prince, ss japannery, and by Miles Crosby ett
iEg saxon. Their joint loss contents amount, to
about 81 SEQ; insurance. The building was worth
about 81, 0C0; partly insured. An a5joiaiug frame
bmicing, occupied dwelling and furniture store
for twenty years past by William Appelyard was dam
aged 80 es to be rendered untenantabe. 4. Ii owned
by Joshu~ Toifora LOSS ON building about 81 900;
insured in the Hartford Company; and on con.euts,
$l0Ot insured for halt the amount In the Fulton Com
psny. No 30 four story brick building partially oc-
cupied as chalk mandatory damaged to tbs
tent Of about $780, insured. The Ere Ia thought 10 be
the work Of an noe ndiary.
The KEIrE--A LAD STABBED IN ATLANTIC SrREsr-A
little boy, naed John Lcstrapgc. whose parents reside
in Kslsey's tuey, was stabbed by another boy, he
was passing the corner of Henry street, in Atlantis
about eight O'Clock Saturday evening. fhe little fell
low 10 1ine years OF age When picked up, he was 50
weak from loss Of blood that he unable to give full
information regarding the affair. From what could be
understood however, appears that he walking by
himself, when another boy, somewhat larger than he
was, dressed in light clothes, came up behind and
stabbed him in the back, above the ribs The assaent
Immediately of. The boys, It appears, were un-
known 70 each other and therefore the ut pre-
sent upsscertaned The wound Inflicted Is about three
quarters Of in WIDE and Of such depth to
recovery doubtful The blood Of the wound was
stsupched at neiehboring drug store, and officers Cor
win snd Osborn took him to the First district station
houfe, whence he conveyedto the City Hospital
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MernOranda.

Schr Florence Of Newbury has purchasel by Mr.
AW Sherman Of Norwich Conn, for 5000 she II intended
Tor regular Tacset between Norwich and Albany.
Posto cat Collins, 10th inst. IS So lon 20
% fell In with the side of briggs house cabin with
water.
LAvHcHEpAt Rockport, Ne, 18th inst from the yard
Master John Paschal brig Katshdn of 800 She Is
owned by the builders Carleton Norwood Co and Capt
Thomas Amsbuiy, who will command her.
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TslexrsDnio NIarine ReDorbs.

BOSTON April 22-Arr barks 4 A Hobart, Beyn,outh,
Gibraltar March Iii Eastern STAR Palermo Gibraltar Feb
rs gs. a snssa ii :wg.
Havana; Cstharine Neknis, Doboy, Ga; Myra Phlsdol
messin. March 49, May Flower Cardenas Also
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shipment of specie were nearly all countermanded and
the which left on Saturday took out small
sum.
The business of the Hue son River Railroad Company
for the six months ending March 81 in each of the past
two years, has been follows
HUDSON RrER RAILROAD.
Receipts for the six months ending Marsh
Receipts for the six months ending March
Of leeo, were... l,V7a,2iI OF
Increase in the six months this year.. I'm ss
Total earring, er the six months ending
Expenses OF operating road in
p.,a ns Ue a- obs $50 o.
Actual net earnings. sso2s7 SO
This excess win not give much of . dividend the
stock, but shows great improvement in the compa
ny's finances Last year there great deficiency
and the change allowing surplus must be most salts
factory The management of the road now more prac
tcs than has been before and at tho rate OF in
exhibited above the time is not far distant when
the stockholders expect thing In the shape OF
dividend.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
for the second week in April amounted to $3l 924 49,
This an increase of 2s5 10 these for the week
previous.
7Rompson's Bank Note Reporter has the following
specuators upon the value of land warrants for the
Le1t year two
Those who intend to speculate in land warrants begin
TO grow anxious about the price various future dates
hence we have many inquiries this sabject To the
best OF our foresight and belief, shall buy them
about the following prices-
Per acre.
From row to July. ......................$1 90
august and septemeer. OS6 300
October and November. .................0 rs q 80
When winter sets in they will fall to the vicinity of co
cents per acre. In the summer and autumn OF 1856,
should the money be easy, they viii again advance to-
&c. 0c per acre but IN the following winter the
market viii be sgan overstecked and they win fall
below &C cents Those who wish to purchase warrants
ut the lowest point should bave January Fea
ruary and March, 1857.
There 10 active demand for land warrants ami we
have advanced the price. We buying at $165
for leo warrants, $50 so for so acre warrants
and Sal 25 for 40 acre warrants
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1ETERcoURsE Win THE WoRLp.--It is a fault
only TO be cured by experience and knowledge of
the world, which soon teaches every sensible and
acute person the important lesson, that amuse-
ments, and what Is Of more consequence, that in
formation and increase Of knowledge, are derived
from the conversation Of every individual whatso-
ever, with whom he Is thrown into natural train
Of communication For ourselves, we can assure
the reader, and perhaps If we have ever been sbIc
to afford him amusement It is owing In great
degree, to this csuse---tbat we never found our
selves in company with the stupidest of all possible
companions In a post-chaise, or with the most err
rant cumber-comer that ever occupied place IN
the mail coach, without finding that in the course
OF our conversation with him, we had some ideas
suggested to us, either grave or gay, or some In
formation communicated in the course Of our jour
ney, which We should be sorry 70 have immediately
forgotten. a8 esAs4