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FOR SUMNER WEAR.
"a. II. Boris.

ECLIPSE STOVE FOUNDRY.
this Foundry am making Cooking, ParlOF,
n and Heating Stoves, Of every variety, Hollow
Ware of all kinds, Androns Sad Irons and Waffle Irons
OF all kinds.
ALso tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware, all Of which
propose sell wholesale retail cheap for cash 20
punctua time dealers Particular attention paid to Roofing
and GutteTng. Il. p. DORRlS,
apr27 No. College street, Nashville
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u We were sccosted day two since by a familiar
voice, and gentleman did not remember
before, stood in presence. A comic smile played
around his mouth and his eyes told mischief and not
uE an explanation did discover old acquaintance
who, the las. time him, gray as a ra but
now by the magic power of Prot Woods Hair Restorative
his hair is black cOsl and soft as siIk-LouisrRs
TJypes. TpIv a6-Ir,
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Wanted,
Wheat, wheat.
NASH EILLE building AssOCIATION.

NASH VILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TRUST SALE.
DY vrru Of a deed executed to the Nashville Building
ID AssOei alton n. L. Weaver which Is Of record in
Registe OF Davidson county in book No CO.
the said Nashville Building Assoc aon by its Treasure
will on Sat rday 9Th day Of August next, at the court
yard gate NASHVILLE sell auetina TO the highest bidder
for cash tn property d sebed, being
Nashville Tontng forty feet Market end running
back f which is situated comfortable family resi-
deRce. III equity redemption Is waived deed.
Sale TO take place at - o'clock, NJ
July SO ID. CHAs. A. FULLER, Treasurer.
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CA TILE STRAYED OR STOLENI
$50 REWARD.

TRAYED or stolen from the premises Of the late
- arrow, on the CharlO te pike, NINE HEAD OF BEEF
CATTLE. said cattle, when they left, had, as mark,
daG0 OF tar on each Tump Three Of them left ten
ago, and the balance Sunday last.
Some of the above beef cattle purchased of Gen.
Harding, and the balance bought in wills Bed
ford counties will give the above reward for the delivery
IT a Of them TO at Nashville, SIS per head any
portion oil them. Ijuh25-tf L.. G COLEMAN.
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FRESH PEACHES IN CANS,

JUST received per D. A. Given, on consignment
- 50 doz Cans Fresh Peaches. Warranted good. =.
iunsH, CARTER, MCKAY & co.
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HOlIOway's PiIIs.-DyspePsa, the national COM
plant of this county, vanhs before the searching purify
ing and tonic influence Of this ssble med cine The
pills simnltaneOusy upon the stomach and the
bowels: Sold the uactories M. 50 Maiden Lane,
New York and No 244 Strand LondoE England; and by all
druggists, at IS cents O. cents per box augaIw
Appetite and Strength RestOred.-willam
YOug of South Psburg says: AFTER having suffered Sc
verey for several days with distressing attack OF D
Grrh@' purchased bottle of BoERHAvE's HOLLAND Brr
gradually checked he disease, and restored my
bowels to rect order Before had finished the bottle,
found my appetite and strength returning. believe it wor
Thy Of the character you give it, shall recommend it as
such" aug . Iw
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Flour. EEOnr
Auction Sales.

a superior article, Manufactured from Wheat by RIC
IN MILLS, for sale Tor Cash to close consgments
by Ijuiyz9 r O'KANE.
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M'Lean's Celebrated Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier.

you wish to be HEABrHY and STRONG during the sun
mer, 60 at once and get some Of
M'Lean's Celebrated Strengthening Cordial and
p Blood Purifier.
It the only remedy will all mpurtesif IRON
the 1t being Tonic, it Sl at The sane time
sTHEE and INV GoRATE the system.
thousand st Louis have used H. and the universal
preston Is that il never tails n curing complaint ars
Ing from disordered state Of the LIVER
kLs A few doses will cure DIAsRHoEA o DysEETRHg-
AS Diurstic, If will cure ARy dvsss OF the KIDNEYS,
blood and remove all YELLOWN Ess, rIMPLEs, or sOREs
from the SKIN.
AGUE ant FEVER, and CHOLERA. Thsre Is 70 mistake
about II We refer tO'hundreds Of SIEAMBO MEN
and others, 10 prove that fact.
MeLEANrS SFREN GTHENING CORDIAL does not re-
qure eerti6caeso bring into notice, dose suhcent
70 convince the mOs skepdeal wonderful iHvig0r-
Every COUNTRY MERCHANT should take SIMPLY
home with him. ltisan indispensable remedy for every
family. J. h MCLEAN, Sole Propre or Of his Cordial
Also, MeLean's Volcanic OIL eminent.
% Principal Depot, on ihe corner Of Third And Pine
streets, St Louis, Mo.
~ For sale BY all The principal Draggisis in th' cry and
country.
TPWhy will you go iimping ON erutehess
orsufeT WITH and palms, Hhea ~ the use OF few 0oiss
McLRAN's CELEBRATED VOLCANIC OIL LISMENF,
you can be permeneRty cured Thousands Of confirmed
epples have been made 70 walk b. the Of this inva
ua6ie nHimeRt. Many afflicted for twelve years
with rheumatism, have been efectuay cured Old
ming resisted have been
healed By the o. two small bottles Of MeLkAN's CkL
Cancers Piles Paralysis os Palsy SHR Joints, Taraors,
Swelling, Neuralgia, kar-aehe, ToOh-aehe- Chiibains,
Bruises Sprains, Burma Cuts Wounds, Rny
local palms. no dferense how severe they vii yield to hs
Won DERFUL LINIMENT.
Then tribe no longer with those common nImen andr4
medieseal at and supply OF MeLean's Voicano
Oil lisa ssf and eeUan cHre, aHd the only
d on beast For sale By J. n. MCLEAN
jHlyi-d trw-W 2-m-insf propris tor 81 LOUIS BOs
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sale of Desirable ProDer1v,

lLL be sold at public auction the premises on Sat-
w urday, September s. 1857 the and grounds at
present occupied by the Planters Bank, Nashville Terms
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$4,000 Reward /!

will vay reward thousand dollars FIR the apprs
benso1 and "a delivery in Jail, Murfrv esbor0ugh,
Tennessee, JOHN FLY murdered my David d.
Thompson, OF the 29th Of June, Isl.
john Fly sabOut twenty OF about I'VE feet
eo or high and weighs about hundred ard
tHeptV pounds lie is Of rather delicate eHemnats
sRpeaTa ee, eompexiO rather aoW, high cheek boness
lse mouth for man OF his exc, short nose, features
generally natsDed in appearance dark hair and eyes,
(IhOugh neither back He i b heved 10 Dc len handed,
and ts have small mole black mark bis He
we'll educated and easily and readily, and his voice
is rather eGeminaie; has but lille beard snd geeeEaiF
dresses neatly IDhN IhOMPsONs
JuIy 9Th Is57.-d&w2m Oe'ibeha county, Miss.
, Opo+Thousand Dollars wiz be paid Tor any ini0Fma-
on mai viii Ie al % the arrest Of John Fly.
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OLDSHERRY AND MADEIRA WINES AND
SUNDRIES-
DETER HARMONY NEPHEWS old Pale Sherry; Imps-
rial Pale Sherry Opley's old Port; SandeTmans Port;
Burgundy Port ivanhOs Madeira; ten Hungarian To-
KAY; saIte Claret Hauua alien CEret Congress
Water and Superior London Cigars various brands
hDY23 HOLLISTER d CARTER.
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NEW BOOKS,


cheap publications: =
The Dead se'ret-by W. Collins. Price so cts
Maud, the Maniac, e5a
The Kings Cruisers-by Hazee osa
Jack LOudon and his Associates, s.s.s IS"
The Flower of the Forrest, @ f4 25u
The House of Death, ESQ
The Rival Lovers, sSsa
The Fair Quakeress, @95a
King Of the winds-by Sue. e5 60
Dunal AVID the Duchess, e5"
The Heir at Law, e5"
Nothingto Weaf-from Harper's Weekly, SIS"
Japhet in Search Of Rather-by Capt. Marritt " IS
Peter Simple, 25"
The Phantom Ship, 25" 81
Midshipman Easy, - e5"
Snarleyow; The Dog Fiend, IS"
Pirate and Three Cutters, . 25"
Newton Foster, e-e0 asa
The Naval OfieeE or Frank Mild
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The Kings Own, 25"
The Paeha of Many Tales, 25"
obj or Three Fingered Jack, Z" IS"
The Robbers Wife, e5s
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A. NELSON, REC. SEC.
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NASHVILLE, TENN

IL Wesre suthoriEed announce THoAAs d. sToeSER
candidate foe Clerk of the County Court Of Davidson
Nouhty- aug6
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REYNOLDS NEW NOVEL.
Y THE DISCARDED QUEEN-By C. W. NJ Reynolds,
Just received by IJalyall BAGAN & BRO.
3 a LEVERS NEW NOVEL.
THE FORTUNE OF GLENCoRE, for sale by
Z july2l HAGAN d. BRO.
ALLTHE LATE PAPERS AND MAGAZINES, in Store
and for sale by HAGAN & BRO.
- Jub2I Market and Union Streets
FOR AUGUST. . ss.
GoDY'S LADY'S BOOK for August
2 YANKEE NOTIONS
Justrsc 'ived by HAGAN & BRO,
Market & Union Streets
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DURB HOLLAND GIN for sale BY
4 Eprl0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

49, xy.r.e.tcr Convention was undoubtedly ten
,o, greater in proportion than their strength with
the neople. They will fail in the attempt to pre-
vent his election, and their attempt will recoil upon
tbemselves. politician who attempts to stem the
popnlor current Of his party, veryoon finds out that
be is per of very little consequence, whoever he
may be. 1t is a prevalent notion among outsiders,
that party movements are originated and controlled
by individual politicians. The close observers of
politics know this 70 be- a vulgar error. As gen
ersl thing the popular current shapes itself.
Locally, here and there powerful or dexterous
individual may sometimes slghtly modify 1t, but
that is all. 1t moves like a river at its own sweet
WILL and the politicians whom it carries into port get
there by quietly letting themselves be borne along
Now and then stubborn or cOnceitcd parsonage
inflated with an idea Of his own importance, under
takes to stop or turn the tide and Is forthwith
overwhelmed and cast ashore high and dry, politi-
cally drowned so dccisively that Humane Society
can resuscitate him.
The Wing State Committee, or State Central
Committee, as they tautOlogcally persist in calling
Themselves have had meeting, and voted not to
call a convention of the Wing party. That is ju-
dicious. / rejoice at it for the sake of my Cam
bridge friends, the Anti-Sprituasts, whose horror
at the calling up Of dsemboded spirit has of late
so thoroughly manifested itself. The Committee, it
is said, expressed their preference for Mr. Gardner,
in case he should be again candidate. Mr.. Gard
per was member of the Wing State Committee at
the time he was first nominated for Governor by the
Knsw.Nothihgs. The Committee Of that day
thought that he used them and the party rather
shabbily. Time, you see, brings its changes.
The American members OF the Legislature held
meeting this morning to discuss State politics.
They are almost unanimous for Banks, and stated
that in their respective localities he would get the
support Of the American party. OLIVER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

Of the ntject, end The words rounds, ia5
go: ave blows. "Johc Morissey," "Bil Nc
Mullen" Dominica" and "Rankin I" houn'hsd IN
psementary style.
The "friepds" Of the victor are msinly iHsn, al
though fash characters Of all nations appeared smong
them. Whisky and brandy suffered considerably and,
it grew later the voices OF The ubiant crowd grew
louder and louder. The amount Of stimulants corr
sumed would 10 indicate that 10 the victor be-
longs The spOs not only of his enemies but also 81 u
friends as the receipts at the bar in as quickly
as on an election day.
At the corner, near the tavern, groups Of men as
well as women were standing in elOse discussion Of
"Dominick's victorv." They did not seem to mied
The hot sur pouring down op them in the slightest de-
gree We could learn pothing of Bradley present
where nbouts but is probable be will be home this
evening TO rejoice the souls OF his friends snd keep the
glssses clinkipg.
Ever since Saturday noon the excitement in sport
ing circles has been up 10 fever heat Ii was expect
ed that news Of the result would reach the city by tel
~graI coon after the fight over. and the conse-
auence was a rush to the telegraph Office. The side
walks at Third and Chestnut streets we1e obstructed
by anxious rougbs' until after midnight on saturday
but they were finally compelled 10 go home without
any satisfactory information as to the result OF the
battle.
Bogus dispatches were very plentiful and their dis-
gushing details Of " rounds, broken jaws, gouged
eyes," &C., were greedy swallowed These reports
were all false, their object being 70 enable certain
parties TO swibde BY betting twas even thought,
until late this morning. that fight had tsker place
al all and that he whole thing was scheme TO make
money by betting. On Sunday night the watch
houses were filed by the friends Of both parties, who
had become unduly excited.
SiIce the above was written we are informed that
Bradley has left for home and will be in Philadelphia
this evening. Rankin whose injuries are not 80 terl.
ous ar first supposed is also route for home. Great
pei arativns are made to receive both rutiiapA
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. AUGUST A. 1857

lies enlargement Of thought. So shall venerable
pr,judceS and superstitions be left behind, and
Free dom, fresh and spontaneous, be attained. The
sturdy Young colony 10 astonished tn find its grasp
so ea,iy oosed from the fingers Of the past that
sisted its fret tottering footsteps The reliance upon
authorities, which 20 stunts and dwarfs all original
manly thought gradually slips away, like the plank
from the young swimmer. This tendency toward
mental development and expansion set down as the
chief advantage derivabe from emigration to wild
free land. Here, more than elsewhere in the same
strata Of life find emancipated minds, r,jecters of
drugs. believers in temperance. q clean diet and
cold water. True, too many still ching to their TO-
bacco pork hot bread and hot drinks, aud use pills
and calonel. 1t is to be expected; tastes aud
habits 10 incorporate themselves into character.
that suppose there will be found many in heaven
who will Anguish for want Of their accustomed
pipes and snuff;
their interesting village very high compliment in
the first letter which had the honor of dating at
that place. | did not make particular mention of
all the stores and shops, even state that Nsper
vile has an academy and bank. l did not count
the inhabitants, and report the census. / spoke Of
bnt two Protestant churches, whereas the fact is
there are four. failed to recommend emigrants to
select this town before all others for delightful and
,alubrious location. neglected to express an opin
ION that NdperVlHe IL Tue sulaTeN place fUr us SIZE
in the known world. forgot to praise the pety Of
the church people, but on the other hand spoke
altogether too freely Of lager beer and spirtualism
Unfortunately, / am not apt at putting, and pre-
farred giving a general idea Of the country to im-
nortalziDg one particular spot.
The truth is the people have busy aud enter
prisipp town. j can't call it handsome; l would
# l could There is pillow factory, and the nursery
business is active. The bank made its last semi
annual dividend of seven per cent. Money. lenders
make smart profits. Ten per cent. is the lowest
rate; twenty-five per cent. is the average. Naper-
Vile would have been much greater than it now is
had not one or two of its most influential men
opposed the original project Of running the Chicago
and Galena Railroad through the place. Here are
good temperance people and a temperance news
paper. But there are as many loafers hanging
about the taverns and stores in any other village
of its size The increase of the Dutch population is
frightening away the "whte people," The Spirit
usists are the most intelligent and progressive por
ton of the inhabitants. The manners Of the people
are free and hospitable. Here as many talk of
going West as in Eastern towns. The West is
Kansas, California, Minnesota and Oregon.
lakewood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

Strengthened The delusion IL delusion Il be by giving
to The mediums the credit and dignity which persecu-
on or what appears to be such, Away. confers upon
i victims. In many important points OF yew,. sceu-
tfc, physcsl, psychological moral and religious,
SpnituaIism, az it now presents itself 10 "a, has
an exceedingly grave and complicated aspect. Let
its real paiure turn out to be what it may ts msgni-
tue Demands patient and proracted consideration Of
its pretensons In this quarter at least from the side
on which o. p O. stands, it has received yet only
rash and rude thrusts.
Let me improve this opportunity to call the atten-
ton Of o. p. q. TO The Baltimore Sun Of July .,
where be will find an account given by Capt Spear,
well.known teacher of navigation in this city Of the
successful working of Hedgecock's quadrant during
the recent voyage Of the steamer Win. jenkins from
this port TO Baltimore. OLIVER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

SEVERE SToRMs.-There have been severe storms
recently in all parts Of the country.
" On the 22d ult. destructive storm visted the
upper end Of Warren and lower part OF Page Counties,
Va I1e Front Regal Gazette Gays II extended from
GooIey Manor 70 Rileysville distance OF ab0ut II
u iles For the space of hour the wind blew torn
bly, and the rein and hail fell in torrents destroying
rear]y al the growing crops Of corn and oats, and
.hreshing out the wheat stacked in the fields. The
hail il estimated to have been In many places three
feet deep Tall trees which had stood the test OF many
storms were uprooted and fell The loss 10 very large
1t cannot be less than from 81, 600 to taoOo0
A tremendous hurricane and bailstorm occurred IN
Tishepirgo County, Mississippi, on the 18th. COR
respondent OF Tile Memphis Bulletin says:
A gust Of wind came Of 81 O'Clock which twisted
off trees tearing down several houses and completely
demoi.hing the new Methodist Church, just being
erected. Hail fell in great quantities. ! measured
one Of many that fell, Of equal size, measuring vt
inches in dian eter, inches in circumference; Wa
l., ID by reliable persOIs that hai fell within $50 yards
of the CASTOR Female College, which 10 about three
fouths Of mile from the town, measuring 81 inches
IL diameter"
The Cleselond Ohio Herald Of Aug says:
"The rain and wind storm yesterday afternoon wae
not by any means confined to this locality. raged
all along the lake shore west, and how much furtnef
we Know not Its force is evidenced by fallen foress
and fruit trees PROSTATE grain and crops genersuy.
The damage must be immense. In Rockpof We ksow
OF one peach orchard which Is literally crushed 70 nS
ground seven-eghths Of the pears arc blown on sno
apples very much tbiDned out 80 r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

~. po.t Office clerks to read every super
cess,y V' =; order to see where the letter is rated
10 zee what post age it Is to bear. II the
tenuy' ss. Uniform ell would be treated alike aud
fos aS tsISe TO Judge of the economy Of manage.
~rt IN A uniform rate will give the statement OF
Ge local cost mo. including transportation o, n
Ing letters in England with uniformity I'm ioot anu
.i,hout minority lin 1882 and in this country, VIII"
oct upsof kitty Of rates r,,.n.e Of
MANNER each 1000
c:s1 R,i,.i0 p ,ss s ssssasss sst1sss SO
y S,.s. p S,.,s iSSs 1s4s2 li9sAls
Ifthere are no advantages IN unilwsn iS' - ,at
does the mere local cost lin the fost-omcesJ -.
ters In this country amount 10 :, IA ,ybv did Il
ard in Epelsnd but to seven ocnas ot and deliver
COS, ." 80 with several rates, and but seven
S,a.s her there is one rate IL NOT ciear anu
donais "nes az dn,est comprehension that enc rate
psPao'e ~ Il; entail far less trouble and expense on
81 POssaE, ,,bo handle our letters and consequently
w o., facility. rspidty and punctuaity OF letter
S sse;I,t;on One fact more, showing the
....t Advantages If good local post n a
civ. People learn TO appreciate any Srucie,
Sn!.. ha nae that the article is to them, by its
Seanness and the facility there is for obtaining it.
Win our school systems, our universal education, our
seeness Cor knowledge, our vast social intercourse
and our greet cs activity II useless 10 as
sert that the people country will not write a. many
letters as the people of Great Britain, il they have as
GREAT facilities for carrying correspondence. Inc
following table gives the official figures, showing tne
number of eteIs written add sent by post In the cry
Of opCo aud in the entire United States dui1ng eech
of the last ten years. The local letters In LondOn
are those mailed 10 LONDON for delivery IN Lonoon,
and tire London mall letters, those that are sent by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

Fl.Hr Between ROLLINS ASP STEWART; THE
C.xnin,rys FOR GOVERNOR OF MissoeRf.-A cor
,ssnanSeut writing from Gslstip, Informs a. Of 9
difficulty between Mesh e ss., s asss
ono ,Ss discussions between them, sggrsystsd,
probably by the fact that the same parties bad to 60
elmost every day. Col. Stewart had, it seemS nsds
bs sneeeb and taken bis seat the platform. Major
RoIlps commenced his, and was proceeding With II,
when he made some assertion which Colonel Sswert
Genrupced as fslse. Thereupon il Is said that Major
Rollins struck Col. Stewart two blown while the latter
was in sitting posture fuller detail Of the tran.
saction may place the conduct Of each Of the parties
in defepsble light but il 10 to Be regretted that any
such coliion should have taken place ct all Whether
il will rest here win, Of couSe, depend upon me
attending circumstances, Of which have no means
Of making up an opinion. ~
FoRTIyIcA1IoSs AT CLARKx's PoISr.-We learn
that the United States Government yesterday COM
yletsd the purchase Of sx'ysi1 acres OF land OF "a
ward w. Rowland, esq.,, for the construction odtes
fOraca.ons CI.ltes Point. and that 0ps sssc:
ofCsot Bepbsm Of the United States Corps Of h.
gineer. lNe"-OV~'V'~ ~sss~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

The anniversary of the West India Emancipation
was celebrated at Abingdon by the Massachusetts,
Ant.slavery Society on Saturday last. The Rev.
Ssn uel May jr., Of Leicester, presided Speeches
were made by Miss Clara Gardner Of Nantucket; tho
Rev. Andrew I. Foss, the Rev. James Freeman Clark,
Dr. j. S. Rock of Boston, Mrs. Abby Kelley Foster,
Wendell Phillips, C. L. Remopd, and VIM. w. Brown.
Mrs. Fosters speech was earnest and effective
appeal for funds, nearly five hundred dollars being cub
eequently collected
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TIDAL 4O4sss5ls 5l56ss.52o 92O5N,o39 sss5H, 5


The people Of London wrote and sent by post
30 600 Coo more letters during the last ten years than
the people of the entire United States while the pop
Trn;ted states more than 25, 600 OOO And Of these
go 900 900 tiers posted in London more than a9o
100000 of them were for local circulation within
the bounds of London The people of the city OF
NewYoIk have not sent by post oDe-tenth Of 400
200 letters in ten times years The entire number Of
"Iocs or "dop" letters in the United States In 1851
was cfcisly reported at 7542S, or less than three
quarters Of million. Now will ask, in conclusion,
= we have not 10 these facts weighy arguments
in favor of single uniform rate of letter postage, and
of lDskog that rate just two cents1 In my next-and
last communication viii give particular account
Of The local postal machinery of London, and we viii
write and send by port about 600 900 local letters in
a wear. Ard, mind yoa, it is not by having postal
esabshme ut take four days to send letter from one
part Of the city to another.
Very respectfully, yours; =, PLlNf MILES.