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Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM G. BADGER.

NO 81 Battery street, San Francisco.
IMPORTER of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods. Also every variety of Hats Boots and Bro
gans. L would invite country merchants visiting San
Francisco to call and examine my large stock of Clothing
&c, &C.
have hand and constantly arriving the largest as
sortment of variety and style of Clothing any
house IN this State My stock amounts to HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
The goods are manufactured under my own supervision;
are made from the best material and in the most durable
manner Persons buying my clothing, will find large and
saeable sizes.
Persons may rely upon finding every article they wish
in my stock. My prices will be Low, IF NOT LOWER
than they can be found elsewhere in the market guar,
antee each article sell.
IleaSe call ana examine my stock 3n1
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Summons.

STaTE OF CALIFORNIA, County of EI Dorado o.
- The People of the State of California TO ANTHONY
GARRETT and BENJAMIN f. CLARKE, defendants in
appear before the Honorable District Court of the Eev-
enth judicial District and for said county and State
answer the complaint of JOHN LAW plaintiff, on
file in this ofice wherein he prays judgment against you
for the of $3.50, with interest thereon from the 18th
day of January lS55 at the rate of two per cent per
month until paid together with his costs of suit and for
by required to the said complaint within ten days
if service hereof be had yon within this county-wh
in twenty days if out of this county, but in said district
and within forty days if out of said county and district
[exclusve of the day of service And hereof fail not
&c, judgment will be taken against you by default and
plaintiff will apply the Court for relief in accordance
with the prayer of said complaint
- Witness my hand with the seal of said Court
,s affixed at office in Coloma this 21st day of Janu-
~' ary, 1856.
- d. C. MCKINNEY, Clerk.
By THOS. WREN, Deputy Clerk.
Sanderson & Hewes atty's for pl1f. j26 3m
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Pioneer Nursery, Alameda.
This Nursery took the First Premium at the
State Fair for 1856. held at Sacramento

A H. MYERS, at the Pioneer Nursery Alameda has
mo hand, for the market this season at reducf
prices every description of Budded and Grated Fruit
Fruit Trees, Vines, &c.
EMBRACING
APPLES-50 best varieties from to three years old
PEACH-20 best varieties, from one to two years old
PEAR-l0 best varieties, from one to two years old
CHERRI-10 best varieties, from one to two years old
Also-Amond, Nectarine, Plum, Apricot, Fig Trees
Grape vines Curran Gooseberry and Raspberry Bushes.
-Four best varieties of Strawberry Plants.
Also, Greenhouse Plants and Ornamental Shrubbery.
Terms Cash. Orders promptly attended to.
On sales made at the Nursery deduction of 2 per cent
will be made
A II. MYERS Proprietor.
s8y Alameda is eight miles from San Francisco and
tour miles south OF Oakland. so 3m
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON

BILLS OF EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON
Adrian Mich. Marion, O.
Alton, Ill. Marshall, Mich.
Anderson, Ind. Michigan City, Ind
Ann Arbor, Mich, NIiddletown, o.
Auburn, N. Y. Milwaukee. Wis.
Battle Creek, Mich. Monroe, Mich
Beloit, Wis. Mt. Vernon, o.
Bevidere, III. Newark, o.
Binghamton n. Y New York, n. Y.
Bloomington, Ill. Niagara Falls, N, Y.
Boston, Miles, Mich.
Buffalo, n. Y. Norwak, o
Burlington, Iowa: Oberlin, O..
Cambridge, Ind Oswego, n. Y
Canandaigua, n Y. Owego, n. Y
Chicago, III. Painesville, O.
Cincinnati, O. Peoria, Ill.
Cleveland o. Peru, Ill.
Columbus, q. Peru, Ind.
Corning, n. Y. Philadelphia, Pa
Charlottesville Ind. Piqua, o.
Davenport, Iowa. Pontiac, Mich
Dayton, O. Pottsville, Pa.
Delaware, o. Providence X. |.
Detroit, Mich. Quincy, Ill.
Dowagiac, Mich. Racine, Wis.
Dubuque, Iowa. Reading, Pa.
Dunkirk, n. Y. Richmond, Ind:
Elgin, H. Rochester, n. y.
| Elkhart. Ind. Rockford, Ill.
Elmira, N. Y. Rock Island, Ill.
Elyria, O. Sandusky, o.
Erie, Pa. ShebOygan Wis,
Fond du Lac Wis. Sidney, O..
| Fort Wayne Ind. Silver Creek, N. Y,
| Freeport, Ill. South Bend, Ind.
| Fremont, o. Springfield, Ill.
Galena, Ill. Springfield, @.
Geneva, n. Y. st. Louis,
Green Castle, Ind. Stonington, Conn.
Hamilton O. Syracuse, N. Y.
Indianapolis, Ind Terre Haute, Ind.
Jackson, Mich Tiffn, o.
Janesve, Wis Toledo, Q.
Kalamazoo Mich. Troy, y.
Kenosha, Wis. Urblna, O.
kenton, o. Utca n. Y
Keokuk, Iowa. Waukegan, III.
Lafayette, Ind. Westfeld, n. Y.
La Sale, ILL., West Liberty, o.
Lewiston, N. Y. Winchester, Ind.
LockpOrt, n. Y. Nena, o.
Louisville, Ky. lpsilanti, Mich.
Madison, Wis. GAINESVILLE, O,
Mansfield, O.
DRAFTS ON CANADA, PAYABLE
Montreal, Quebec, Hamilton, Toronto, London
Brantford st. Catharines Chatham.
Our connection in New York with the
American Express Company,
throughout the Western States; with the
National Express Company,
through the Northern part of New York. Vermont, ant
Canada East; with the
Harnden Express,
throug the Eastern and Southern States enable us
offer unequaed facilities for the transmission of packages
parcels and valuables to and from the Atlantic States
We also daily Expresses throughout the Northern
Middle and Southern Mines, and Oregon
GOLD DUST received and forwarded to the U. S
Branch Mint for coinage,
Our regular semi monthly Express for the Atlantic
States, Europe and Canada, is dispatched the st
10Th Of each month"; by the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany, the Nicaragua steamship Company, and the Inde
pendent Line of Steamers, in charge of Special Messen
gers, by each steamer, going and returning.
WELLS, FARGO Il CO.,
WILLIAM MCCONNELL u CO., Agents
| Coloma, Oct. 10, 1855. 46tf
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NEWS FOR THE SICK.
DIR, j, II. DULIN.

OF UNION CITY, Ell DORADO COUNTY, CAL.
EHAVING had an ample share of the patronage from
Il the afflicted part of community, and thinking the
time that he has through his Medical Skill given
entire satisfaction any Physician in the State to the
afflicted
Any person or persons being afflicted with Veneria
the influence of any contagious disease of any kind would
do well call and for themselves. He would further
that he still socs continuance of patronage in this
vicinity of Acute cases. and also the patronage of all who
may be afflicted. Those who may be living at distance
would do well many times to call him, it would be
cheaper for them in the end.
Union City, Feb 10, 1855. ii 3m
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ALso-The above celebrated Watches suitable for Ii
dies TO be found at BRIGGS, DEY & CO.'S.
81 Montgomery ST. corner California.
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10 SURVEYORS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS.

"A JUST RECEIVED, A FRESH SUPPLY
& Of Levels and TRANSIT INSTRUMENTS of tie
M[IH very best Philadelphia manufacture These
WIN Instruments are bronzed, made as light as
4 Y possible consistent with strength and hafb
.TTzE=alIf& .TzE=alf& telescopes of very high power.
e TIN For sale on reasonable terms by .,.
49, - THOMAS TENNENT;
80 Surveying and Navigation Warehouse
Sign of the "Wooden Sailor"
Battery street. opposite the Custom House,
40 3m San Francisco
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EXCHANGE and BANKING NOTICE.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED have entered into copartner-
ship for the purpose of transacting legitimate Ex
Il change and Banking business, under the name and
style of GARRISON MORGAN, FRETZ RALSTON,
in this city, and CHARLES MORGAN & co, in N. York.
The cash capital paid in hundred thousand dol
lars ($700,000l
An amount will be kept in the Manhattan Bank New
York, at all times to bills in of loss of any
shipment of treasure.
We are now prepared to sell sight Exchange the Man
haitian Bank or Charles Morgan Co., New York also
on the Manhattan Bank made payable viz at the South
ern Bank, New Orleans, La, Messrs Darby Barksdae,
Bankers, ST. Louis Mo-, Southern Bank of Kentucky, Lou
isville. Ky, Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co., Ciucin
na Ohio Merchants and Manufacturers Bank, Pittsburg
Pa to purchase Gold Dust, Bars, Bullion Mint and Bank
Certificates approved securities make collections and to
transact all matters pertaining to business the most
liberal terms. G. X. GARRISON,
CHAS. MORGAN
By his atty c. X. Garrison.
R. S. FRETZ,
elm w. c. RALSTON.
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icy DIR. l.. J. CzAPKAY.-We hear favorable reports
of Dr. Czapkas success from the most of our coempo
res It appears that he is supsrceding all other adver
t;s;nc Physicians in this State, and his reputation is
spreading with astonishing rapdiy The Dr. had attain
ed an envabe position Physician and Surgeon in
Hungary and has testimonials of character from men of
good standing in the Atlantic States besides which, he
has the best of references in San Francisco He is
liberal in the treatment of his patients, and offers all the
opportunities of free consultation by letter otherwise
of which we would advise the afflicted to avail themselves
as it can cost them nothing and may result much to their
advantage.
The Dr. guarantees cure in all cases, asks pay.
We refer the reader TO his advertisement 3m.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-10

PLAYING THE HrND LEGS OF \ CANELi-The
Paris correspondent of the Boston Post tells the
following funny story:
"Thc man that plays the hind legs of the cam
ell ut the Folies Nouveles Thcater, is just now
the most talked-of individual in Paris!
"The circus has its elephants which stand on
their heads, and gcsticu'ate with their trunks,
and gambol in various massive ways, and there
are wild beast shows without number through
out the city So the FOlics NouveiIeS, always
m to the mark, caused to be constructed an
out and. ont dromcdary, and it is exhibited
nightly to crowds of delighted spectators. a
spotted body, properly bumped, and well man
ufacturcd heal and propelled, as large as life,
and three or four times as natural, by two men
inside. Their legs only appear to the public as
furnishing forth the animals lower limbs, and
nankeen pantalOons essentially assist the illu-
sion. The camel is led in by little fellow in
flowing clothes and a turban, who puts him
through his PAGES in a highly accomplished man
ncr and whirls him finally of to the inspirit-
ing music of polka executed by the orchestra
the four legs keeping time in correct measure!
Just under the camel's head is small window!
Out of this window, while the show is going on
and the points of the beast are being illustrated
suddenly issues the head of the man whose tall
euts are developed in the hind legs MY God!'
he SAYS, twhat a role this is to put me intol-
The hind legs of a camel Here, You keeper,
you in cotton hat, give me pinch of snuff,
or shall stnotherl 'Twouldn't be so bad if
had decent man in the fore legs-but he's a
bette, and stupid, and amt got no conversational
powers, and smells diSagrecably when he's
warm! What devi!ish piece to be sure, and
Isuppose it will have great run-just my luekl
Keep me swinging this internal tail for a fort
uightp And in goes his head as suddenly as it
came out, as the keeper raps the hind parts of
the camel, and the polka commences. This,
with the explanations of the keeper, which are
ridiculous beyond expression, keep up per-
feet roar of laughter, bnt more consummate
nonsense cannot be imagined.
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GENERAL TOM THUMB TO
MIR. BARNUM.
Joxes, HorEL. Pniladelphia. MaY Il, &c.

Ny DEAR AIR. BAKSUsr: l understand your
friends and that means 'tall creation intend
to get up some benefits for your family. Now
my dear sir, just be good enough to remember
that belong to that mighty crowd, and must
have finger Tor ut least thumb in that pie.
am bound to appear on all such occasions in
some shape from Jack the Giant Killer up
stairs, to the door keeper down, whichever may
serve you the best, and there arc some feats
that l. can perform as well as any other man of
my inches.
have started out on my Western tour, and
have my carriage, poniesand assistants all here,
but am ready to go on to New York bag and
baggage, and remain at Mrs Barnum's service
as long as I in my SMALL way can be useful
Put me into any ''heavy" work il you like
Perhaps cannot lift as much as some other
folks, but just take your pencil in hand and you
will see can dra1 tremendous load. drew
two hundred tuns at single pull to-day, etnbra'
cling two thousand persons, whom hauled up
safely and satisfactorily to all parties at once
hibition. Hoping that You will be able to fix
up lot of magnets that will attract all New
York, and volunteering to sit on any part of the
lOadstone, am, as ever, your little but symPa-
thizing friend,
GENERAL, TOM THUMB.
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ELoPE1Exr IN Hon LrFE.-A beautiful girl
about IA years Of age, daughter of a wealthy
and prominent gentleman Of this city, recently
eloped to Europe with an officer in the late war
with Mexico, in which he distinguished himself
for his bravery and heroisn, He is man Of
large fortune, and before leaving provided boun-
tifn:ly for his family. which he left behind. The
parents and family friends of the erring girl are
plunged in the deepest distress in consequence
other conduct; therefore, we forbcar from giving
her name or that of the individual with whom
she has fed the country. She was genteely
educated, and possessedall the accomplishments
that wealth could bestow. Her every wish was
gratiied by her dotng parents..-N.-Y. Tribune.
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CAPITAL or GREAT BRITAIN
The following estimate has been made Of wha

\ BIsnoP MsADE, OF YIRolSGA.-Bishop Meade,
at the request of some of his friends, has given
a statement ofwhat he did say at the Confirma-
ton in Lawrenccyillc, in which it appears, she
exhorted the servants to rejoice that they had
not been born in this christian and-to seek that
liberty of soul from sin which Christ alone could
give, and which was infinitely better than any
other liberty--to obey all those instructions
which God can give to his servants in his word
Ito be humble, faithful honest, obedient to
their masters, not eye-serv2nts, but doing their
duty, as in the sight of God The whole address
was based the suppositiea that their lot was
assigned them by providence, and that they
should rejoice in the many spiritual blessings
connected with it" Just what we expected
good man, and good Christian would say.
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SLAVE STATES.

TaE ATTACK on Mn. BUELL. AT CrNcNNAT.-
The Cincinnati papers give several versions of
the affair in which George P. Buell., Esq, editor
of the Democratic Review, was stabbed in thai
city. A gentleman, who was in company with
llr. b. at the time, furnishes the Commercial
with the following statement:
g. "a man, apparently crazy, was speaking to a
crowd of men and boys from pile of stone
Buell., good naturedly, assisted the speaker in
getting the attention of the crowd, and after
wards made q speech. A man in the crowd
asked him, who are you?' He answered 1 am
an American, The person in the crowd fire.
quently interrupted Buell., and finally went to-
wards him, and got into an alteration with him,
upon some alleged contradiction that he commit
ted IN his speech They came to blows and
fought through the crowd across the street,
when they were separated, and Buell. was taken
into the Burnett House, and found to be stabbed
IN two or more places, the most serious being
through the shoulder into the lung. In his
speech, Buell. was extremely 'EillibusteriSh,' and
irritated his opponent by what he supposed to
be reflections upon Mr. Buchanan"
Another witness of the afTair informs the Com
mercial that when he saw Mr.. Buell. he was adj
dressing the crowd, and was very severe on aho-
ftionists and Know Nothings, and that the sub
ject under discussion when the fight commence
ed was Know Nottingham. The man who quar-
relied with him resented the remarks about Is.
Ms, and disputed Buell's assertion that he was
an "American,p and persisted in interruping
him, until Buell. stopped from his position on
the stone pile and saying, I'M settle this"
struck The man, where upon general rush aud
m exciting row. ensued. Buell. seemed to have
the better Of his antagonist, and it was presum-
ed the man who stabbed him was not the one
With whom eliad the fight Buell. did not know
that he was stabbed until, washing himself in
the gents Mushroom at the Burnct, some ono
saw the blood on his back He speedily bec3ue
faint, and Drs. Wood aud Tlackman being called
pEobcd the wound, and found that 1t had been
inflicted with largo knifs and was deep, hav-
ing 6ntered the lungs. II was thought that he
was bleeding inwardly, and the wound doubtless
avery dangerous one
Two arrests have been made. Mr. Buell. is
30fyears Of age, and native of Indiana, Of
whose Legislature hew at one time member.
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piles, neglected, often prove fatal, leads cOnsump
tion; ano!nt the parts three times day with DALLEYs
PAIN EXTRACTOR If secretion in the then
the "Pe SYRINGE filled with Extractor, aud gradu
ally discharged as the syringe is withdrawn. 1t
falls to Of any age Orvlruence, nor to give
entire Instantly To ALL frequently curing by appll-
cation.
Piles known by the heat itching and pain of the
Bleeding Piles caused, sometimes by the falling Of the
bowels, which press canal against
back bones and keeps blood from returning up the
vessels similar being kept the tor fin
when string is tied tight round such is frequent and
scrofuOus hrmors therein: then pro-
perfect abdominal supporter and to
rectu continue the save above also rub
the and abdomen for time, and the
natural belts that support the bowels WILDE contracted and
made strong, your life will If properly APP
Piled every case will be cured. 1t never fails.
W. JENEISs, Esq, Columbus, Ohio Secretary of the
Ohio Company, who taken to New York In
extreme debility, with Piles operation performed
by celebrated Dr. Mott, only chance his
life. accidentally heard the PAIN EXTRACTOR states,
For years. his disease deed medical SKILL and grew
until life became intoerable; he speedily by
LErts PAiS ExrRAcEAR."
No PAS EXTRACTOR GExUSE unless the box has upon
Steel Plate Engraved signature c. V.
CLICKESER & CO., propretors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. Price 20 cts. per box.
E-All orders should be addressed C. v CieEener
Co., 81 Barclay ST. New York. T. H. LOGAN Co.
my27m Wheeling, Va.
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@-We shall publish the Democratic Plat
form SO soon as we can obtain an authentic
copy. The teIcgraphic report contains various
errors, and we will therefore defer re-pubfishing
It until we have it correct, when We shall give
in full our views of the Platform and the candi-
dates Upon the great question at present di-
viding the country, it is emincntly national, and
prOclsims in its largest sense the national and
constitutional doctrine of non-interference by
Congress in State territory and in the District Of
Columbia. This is thetrue doctrine, andwil be
the test question at the North during the canvass
By it viii be tried Northern sentiment, and by it
must be determined the true position of parties
withreference to the Union, for on this principle
alone can its firm continuance be anticipated
The South cannot and will not consent to be
considered inferior to the North, both in their
personal rights aud in their rights of property,
and this doctrine secures that end. But we
viii defer our remarks for the present, and will
1t an early day examine the whole platform and
give our readers the candid expression of our
views upon it.
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MEw ADVERTISEMENTS
T5TTAI3IIS

VALUABIE
LAND AND NfILL PFS0PEFsI "
for Sale.
n WILL sen private sale, Between ths aud tne.Ist % w
II NEXT n valuable TTact OF Land, about one
5 md tety acres, situate the waters OF Stheeli
nv yr In The county OF Ohio and COED FIGURING 9tsr
And other suitable buildings the same
nsoneFty Is In an eligible location for supplies OF
Wheat Of access to the National Road. Lne
IN purchaser, Is disposed to sell low, ami upon
terms 10 t the purchaser. The terms Will be made known
oy , eiIllns w VIZ N'','ss WILLIAM oTTERsoN.
sN-N Argus COPY.
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one HUNpRED poLLARs.

>,
Will be given any artist in Virginia who VIII exhibit
twelve pictures yE six AH5rotyptsaud DagHsrrotys
Of equal will select from
his collection. lie has opened Gallery Porbs
ery Store, 1876 Main ST., with skyligt arranged
approved principles, which be equae
larly fronting the river. With easy Of
coss large and well arranged with every convenience
making pictures Of every style size lie Is
happy that he will assisted, Mr. JAMES ClDY
the pictures that the high
est premium, Gold Medal, the last the american
Institute Castle Garen New Yor, also the premium
awarded for DasuerrcOtypes atthe Hors Fair at Paris
Mr. A. has received fee medals and eight diplomas for the
aerreoyPes exhibited different the United
states which fully their superiority and having
houored with large proportion Of the business In Wheeling
past year expects With Increased facilities not only TO
eniarEe number of his patrons, especial
ly Ps he relies productions rath
er than display of furniture An,6rotAts either single
double gldss Daguerrotypes plain coore equal
painting Ivory Photographs from the lowest prices
any dollars. Oar light being Of French Plate Glass
being nnobstrcte by other buildings pictures be
made from sunrise children in
saaGaneOHsy from pa. NJ toSP,M Yetthe light soft
and mild that pcrsOns eyes by with per-
Cloudy days good any hy this light. Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
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ODD FELLowss DIRECTORY

i yIrxTaIus Lodge No. 8.-Meets serery Thursday
evening at the Hail. corner Market and Monroe Streets
Wn. zlsE, n. G.; B. u OanF, seeFetsry.
Franklin Lodge No. rs --sIesss ns aleTee yers
Monday evening. z BE1EzT. y. g. S Y Fart seeFe=
tary.
VIM. Tell Lodge NO. S3.-SEssts as above eye7
n wednesday evening. Il. Brgesssroek, y. a.; "
Hetsr, Secretary.
WheeIfnE lodge No. 5e.-Mssts every Monday
evening the Hail. corner Market and Quincy streets u
D. IuRLxr, \. g.; I'm. u BsiTtstR, Secretary.
Pamela Lodge No S2.-NIeets above every
Frsday evening G. & ciErrEIgsT, y. G.; ~ ". Blaa
eAdrd, Secretary.
Abrasa's EsneumPmGat No. I.-SteetS at me
Ham, corner Market and aIonrOc streets, the ret and third
Tuesday evenings Of each month ". VI BL4SeuARO G. p
s. n. PedrsoH, Scribe.
VIM. Tell KneamPmeRt No. 8 4.-AIeets as
above the sseoad and 5lr Taesdsy evenings of each
month. J9H G. HOTTsAx, c. P; Wa. RefsgaToer,
Scribe.
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MARM MORN IA KANsAs!

Warm times in ashingtoni Warm times Cincinnati =
warn times come again In wheeling tool In the former
p,aces 1t Is to be feare there VII be trouble yet for they
win take Ie1rp driaks But here, pleased TO know
there is disposition eUol down" rather .hah sire up
1t is done BY stopping the Bridge Corner Drug Store
tnIn Iook ut the marble fountain, statue and Jet,
and then taking drink of their sparkling "MIneral
wateriarored with yrups rich and luscious the
tar sIpp9d by the gods" tS4
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LETTERS Nor PRErAGD,-The Postmaster Gen
eral has instructed the Postmaster at New York
that when any letter is deposited unpaid, he
must send circular.n notice to the party address
ed, that the said letter is detained for want Of
prepayment, and that il will be forwarded on
the receipt, in stamps, of the amount due. This
plan prevents the accumulation of unpaid let
tiers, and ifsucccssful it viii be extended to other
cities. e.