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Leave City Tuesday, Thursday and
Arrive at stockton by spm
stockton Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday at ami
Arrive AZ Sacramento City by SPIN.
sut,er Greek and Jaekson Mokeianne Ill., s5 miles
s, week and back ,ea y. q y Nay % to 4, Of psoem0er
Leave sacramen,o oiy daily, except Sunday at oami
Isave apksIalnne Ini daily, except sunday, a,4am;
1880 PROM eransns s,y by Folsom CITY auss,nle Mormon
Island salmon fal- PHO, Nm and crsea~ood to George
Leave sacramento Ciy daily, except sunday at Gam
Arrive Al Georgetown by PM
Leave ssss,exa sa g. s,sep S sunday
1887 From Sacramento City by Weston. caiksvie 1ora House
Eldoado amond springs paeeryllc and Gold springs 10
colom, ea miles and back daily from T. =, q April 70 1t Of
Leave sacramento cry daily, except Sunday atsam
iars as.,.s coio q ss.'Sa daily y essp' sunday
Arrive at Sacramento CITY by tpm
Grand I.iand coa Princeton, Monroevile, aud Noorei
Ranch rehama, i21 miles and back, a week.
Arrive At rshsma next Wednesday by opm;
Leave rsl.mn Tlarsesy lsy. At 2 am
i embracing rweek service in steamboats, on the part TO
laSss cy Creek, Ranch Round
H @ fn a"a s.I s s sa week from it q April . I, q
nrs @ s a,y week the ssnSn Ss Of ss
Leave Nevada city daily, except Sunday at m;
Arrive at Sacramento City by pm.
25io From ciy By Ncoaas Maryse,
back rN times Week. III seaih'rs anu coauhcr
Leave Sacramento City daily, except Sunday, at y
Arrive at Mtrysvie by 2 PM
Leave Aysvllc daily, except Sunday, d6am;
a sacramento City by 2pm
by Neisburgh, Lisbon lnoiown, and Noun
tain Springs, TO Dutch Fiat "a miles and back tsrc week
Auburn Tuesday and Friday al sam;
i've at Dutch Flat by 6pm;
Leave Dutch Flat Wednesday and Saturday at ga IN;
IA Auburn by
l2542 arysyle, Iloncucu Insonyle, Fobestown
strawberry Valley Bangor, Woodvile, lnlbbiown, and
Gibsonyle, 10 miles and back twice week
from Of April to LIST OF November week the
mainder Of the year
Leave Marysyilc Mondays and Friiays at D an;
Arrive at Gbsonyile next days by 5pmi
I.eave Gibsonvile Wednesdays and Sundays at d
Arrive at Marysvilc next days by
Arysvie by Charcys Kanch Orovle, amtn Rio
seeo Chico Iassens Tehana Red Bluffs, Cottonwood, and
American Rsnch TO Shasta, l3l miles aud back, SIX times
from lit Of April to lst Of Icccnbe trweckly the
residue Of the year
Marysyile daily, except Sunday, at 3pmi
Arrive at Shasta next day by 3 y IN;
Lea Shasta daily, except Sunday, at ga M
a Marysyile next day by IL m
1854 From Mrysvie by Johnsons Ranch coxs Ranch Virginia
back, Twice y week, .
Leave MARY s.mc iuesuy anu FItuaS a'o ami
Arrive at Aupu,n py oP M j,
Arrive AZ aiafysvh,e !r , py y = p NJ ,, ,,,, ri, p
izoAo rom ni. sau" X c. H ~ "a M
tamitonVne, aia puuyru DAT, W iisi ~ hr
ana uaek, .n ' ~ Ya ,aa Shsn ",,, u. - a Il, ~
Leave mar Svic imssnsS W ,u anu ss'A! ~ 'ai
hrNe ~ n, ny W. ~ ~ ,, ,,,,., :,
ice.e ~" =. NJ, ,ae. .i' m, t! ny y y, ~ - w 1850 '
ariiNe az ah,n ~ ' ~, ~ ~ = la. III ,,., NJ, c,, ~ r
l2sao FROM Mr p, p ps S tA, , @ ~ W =, ~, N &
are snen, ioas' s ,n an , w, , ~ = ~ ~, % I'm, J., ~ ~ ~ ,r, @
wv, ~ hnos '"'
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Coaainiag conditions incorporated ne
the department deem
allowed each intermediate Office when
otherwise specified for asserting the mails.
aud steamboat take the mail
deliver the Offices
and and all Offices than eighty
station landing Proposals may
all the side servicetat
rotsf a station landing
will be made performed;
satisfactorily explained, three trip
deducted For arrivals behind time
with depending mails sufficiently
the compensation for the trip subject to forfeiture Deduction
will also be ordered for that
the lor repeated denqucnces Of
specified enlarged penalties proporond the thereof
the Importance of the mail may be made. 5a
leaving behind or throwing on the mails,
for tho admission OF or for being concerned
running Intelligence
a quarters pay may be deluced,
viii be Imposed, unless the delinquency promptly
satisfactorily explained by certificates
other credible persons, for failing arrive In time
ng lowing place or manner or
lag Injured destroyed robbed lost for
tho
runs concerned III running coach
q route
General anu the repeated
agrccaby 10 contract cor violating the
Instructions the department.
the assent OF the Postmaster General running
express aorcad transporting packages convey
ng n,siiabie matter out Of the mail
General order of
therefor the
he ay change departures cases
particularly tlen CONFORM connexions with
pay provided the running time be abridged lie
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York.

Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New YORK.
Trinity Buildine, Ill Bodd'cny
TlNHE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
and entirely cash, Of which hre nat
invested bond and mortgage
and State Of New York valued at nne maj
lions NJ doiius -. 80, ,
profits already amounting TO million sic hundred
thousand dofass property the policy holders
TERNs
application pamphlets giving every information sup
piled ON appin at any the agents
FRl.DK WINSTON President
EAAC ABBATT secretary.
SHEPPARD H0MANS, Aotuary.
MlNTURN POST, NJ D.. Medical Examiner
May 26--1yH
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would call the card Of VIM Grsndn who
aud also commits
soncr Claims Colonel randn thor
ousy with business with tho departments at
Washington and te practice Of the United States Court Of Claims
(Neu FORK Daily New
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wheeler & Wilson.
MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,


Fhnis, MamyaetDers, and oilers.
FINIIESE machines combine all the improvements
Their extensive and increasing sale,
tho approval and commentator that they have
popreto warmly recommending them They
sufficiently them thoroughly aud have
entire satisfaction.
Among that they all others,
E.
Beauty and simplicity Of construction and consequent freedom
from arrangement need Of repairs.
3D. Unexampled and rapidity of operation.
3d. Noiscless movement
perfection their stitching and their appea
blity variety purposes and materials
Principal Office No 3i3 Broadway New York and at their agencies
Ia the principal cities OF the Union.
May 28--lya
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WEST JERSEY ACADEMY ,
BRlDGEroN, NEW JERsEY

BRlIGET0N, NEW JERSEY
DAVID Thomson, A. NJ, Principal
TINE fall and winter session of this Institution will
u commence on Wednesday, November 9TH, 1851.
tor circulars address the Principal.
Rev g. D. JONES, D. D. BrhIgcon, N :.
Hon WM. BtGIi1s U. senator, Ccarhcld, Pa
Hon TiiEo FRElSGIIUYsrN III. d New Brunswick, N, j.
Rev JAMES WOOD D. d. philadelphia Pa
Sept l9-w6wt
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washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.

washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS
FINIlIS Company is prepared to receive appli-
buildings merchandise, &c, at the
city any for policy their Office
Tenth Penn avenue, the Washington City Savings
y
VIM. i, Bayly Samuel Bacon
BRYAN, + Halliday,
Orme, Hudson Taylor
Molun NJ W. Gait,
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President
G. H. HANSON Secretary
May 2g--dly
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
FLORIDA.

lfasy and propose schedule @ q aearsares and arrivals
Store ION ralroad by
New River and St Louis, TO NewnansvIe, 80 miles
ss Sss ss I s.n ss week ssSas II four 1 h1sss ass s9as m
ss7 yom aA Psee @ on M h lime inc e as r. r,oa %
Middeburg Is miles and back twice week IN twohorse
Bidders win propose schedule Of departures
making connexions with the railroad
For forms Of proposal guarantee and certificate Also
January l2 1855 pamphlet FORM principal post
Offices. A. " BROWN,
Oct 3-law4w Postmaster General.
Marble Manufa ctures, Tombs, Statuettes, Etc.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
IL ton Of the public TO his large and elegant stock Of
MARBLES, TOMBsr0NEs, AND MONUMENTS,
his establishment streetnorh Twelfth thirteenth
and marbles, and in other description Of stone
MARBLE MANTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES
or his manufacture, and Of superior quality
IINTIIs DOOR AND WINDOW sIIs CARRIAGE sTEfs, NEW
YORK FI4AGGlNG, &c.
fact everything that required in the marble and stone busi
He deems particular description unnecessary
daily invites visit TO his yard where every can Judge for him
addition the articles he has number Of
den some Of them imported BY himself from Italy Il hsse please
not he win manufacture to order such se desired
py his varied facilities promptne and strict attention TO business
he hopes to meet the expectations o Of his patrons
f street north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep 3--d6m
-l----4---------
New Agricultural and Machine warehouse,
55S Serah street. south Of Pennsylvania aeene, opposite Centre
Marked
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FIELD AND GARDEN
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, &c.
TINIIE undersigned is now prepared to furnish the
IL above mentioned and all articles pertaining to the agricultural
having
through the northern aud New England States he
Of the principal agricultural manufacturing establish
which he selecting
ment implements and machinery of all descriptions He as no made
be all times receipt Of improve
that
portant feature in this establishment Is that the proprietor
practical agricultural mncht with experience Of twelve
He thereby acquired knowledge Of this business all
branches justified
his reasonable
n this country te # fStse
descriptions repaired the shortest notice and
the reasonable .ft s2f 8S}e9
experience and facilities for conducting this
importantly respectfully
farming community and public generally shall always
object please.
Yours very respectfully, j p. BARTHOIOw,
55S 7th st., six doors south Penn. ay,
Sept 22-3teot 1 opposite Centre Market
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing

INVENTED by EUGESIo IArIA, ARCHITECT NJ 8 B. &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL aud buildings Once Gohioa, chapIaqus,
Westchester county, New York.
June I7-du
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Banking House

Banking House
swEENY, urrENHoUsE, FAINT, & co.
NTE will open gold, currency, and Virginia ac-
wv counts depostors credit between gold
aud currency Craving Virginia currency viii
checks accordingly
Those dcIx~i,hfg specie will be paid in gold silver.
hope quote regular foreign
IS Mcla AS home currency; usual
swEENY, MTTENHoUsE, FAINT, CO.,
Sep 9o--d1m Bankers.n
CoUvENIRS OF TRAVEL; by Madame lie Vert.
~ 2 vols Price 81
Theological Lectures; Rev Robert Taylor Price
The operate Album by r. IVES ir. rs cents.
IIarpcr's Magazine october. 25
The Five Gaeways Of Kncwledge by George Wilson, ~
Sep "a FRANCK TAYLOR
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EBBIIT HOUSE.
j. III. FREEMAN.
street, between 18th and lih streets,
WASHINGTON n, c.
rTNHIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
oughy repaired with superior furniture
rooms has all requisites Of
fret cass house.
The proprietor has provided COACH which wlb at the railroad
depot and steamboat landing arrival for the Of
passengers aud baggage to the hotel
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d ruos. \ soKIL
. JONES d NOELL,
AtornesdtL LaW
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
yNTILL attend faithfully and punctually to any
wv the line Of their profession committed 10 them
Collections Iowa. Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota Territory
and proceeds promptly remtted
s -fNA Ff@fHt sa -tt
Msr No, rpop,r Pr1r Nonrs nker Washington CITY,
Hon. Revcrdy johnson, Baltimore, Maryland.
Hon. John a. DIX New York city
Sep 2--tH 49,
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA stanty on hand also, full aud
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CAspETINGS,
Ocloth mangs matt curtain materials lace curtains, gilt
cornces, window shades, &c, &c, &c
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
LORD & TAYLOR
255, 257 259, and 26i Grand street,
law and AZ and 40 Catharne street.
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Letter writing and Copying.
DERSONS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
business friendship, confidential affairs, have them
promptly and neatly executed also copying attended to with dc
spatch at the Office of rars4a .s
EDMUND r. BROWN
Notary Public, &C., corner Of 7h and Fsreets.
N BAH business this Office kept strictly confidential
sHifshf H. II. b.
Oct 3-2aw3m [Intcll
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Cyrus w. Field & Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. II CIir sired, Neo Tok,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers tc
their large printing, writing wrapping, and all Other
paper which they oor for sale the lowest market prices
May 26-ly%
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Ben. IL Il. A. Whitiock e. Co.,
I3 Bee,aan Street. corner of Nassau, opposite the Asior
House,
pRoPRIEToRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cfMAST CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants use from olrd Dupuy Co.. lIennessey Pnet Cas-
lon Co. highest reputation and sole pro-
brands the native proof and flavor Of
Cognac, viz
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard, aE
Iiqucur des champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaster Schnapps tg.re.
And several sherry aera and Port wnes &c. &C.
Aos, pofters and cigars direct from shippers.
CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT
Co the exclusive owners Of this wine and
receipt shipments by regular packets and beg those VINO
given trial TO do under their guarantee that
superior dccaey Of flavor aud quality TO any wine at
present imported =
Benz NJ whitlock
Edwd A. Whitock, III g
Fredk J. Haverstick, BEN. L. A. WHllLOCk CO
Oliver w. Dodge N.. ..sU
Henry Cammeyer.
May 2G-1ys
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-15

years ago, in one of the northern counties OF
Vermont that the then States attorney,
though man of great legal ability, was rather
too fond of the "crittcr," and with perrer-
sity of habit, which We have often seen in
others was pretty sure to drink too deep at the
very time when it was most necessary that
he should be sober. Ga one occasion, an
important criminal case was called 10y the
clerk, bu. the attorney, with owl-like gravity,
kept his chair, being, in fact not able to stand
on his feet.
"Mr. Attorney, is the State ready to pro-
ceed!" said the Judge.
"fes-hic-no, your honor" stammered
the LAWYER, "the State-h hc--is not in state
to try this case to-dsy-the State, your hon
or, is drunk"
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,B- The Kansas City Enterprise, oe the
I'd instant, learns, by n mountaneer from the
plains, that the Chay yennes are concentrating
at the head waters OF Republican Fork, with
determination to attack the troops.-
They made ove.tures to the Siox for assist
nnce, but the latter declined. The Chayen-
mes have large supply Of arms and ammu-
milton.
A terrible battle was fought at Pennant's
Peak, between the Snake and Blackfeet In
dams, in which twenty-seven Of the latter
were killed.
The st. Louis Republican publishes Stan
tons reply to the citizens of Lawrence. He
says that he can do nothing which denies the
authority of the Territorial laws respectir (
the Judges election. lie hopes the Probate
Judges will appoint one Republican and one
Democrat in favor Of slave State.
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Hoops VS.. SuIc,DE.-The Vienna cores
pondent of the Lon don Times says: "During
the last year much has been said and written
against the abuse Of "crnoline," but the
inhabitants of this city have just had II proof
that it may sometimes be OF real service 10
the wearer. A young English girl, who was
employed as governess in the family Of IN
employee, was so dissatisfied with her lot that
she resolved to put an end TO her life by
Jumping from the ramparts into the dry moai.
An official who saw the poor girl put her
suicidal design into execution states "that
she looked likea balloon in the air." The
height of the walls of the city at the spot
where the attempt at Jeto de Sc was made
may be about As feet, but the girl was so lit
tic hurt by her fall "that she walked away as
If nothing had happened"
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R- The new Constitution of Mexico de

s- The new Constitution of Mexico de-
clnres, in its second article, that all persons
born in the Republic of the Mexican United
States are born free, and that all slaves touch
ing the Mexican territory, regain by that act
their liberty, and have II right to the piotec-
ti"n of the laws. 1t further prohibits the
government from entering into any treaty
for extradition o: political off nders, or for
delivering up any persons held rs slaves in
the country from which they flee, for any
crime alleged against them in the country
from which they have escaped. This is to
prevent fugitive slaves from being taken from
the country under any charges Of pretended
crimes.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-15

TT Dr. Hiram Cox, chemical inspector Of
alcoholic liquors in Cincinnati, states, in an
address to his fellow citizens, that during yo
years he has Liade 240 inspections of various
kinds of liquors, and has found more than
nine tenths of them limitations, and great
portion of them poisonous concoctions, OF
brandy no does not believe there ia one gal.
Ion Of pure in a hundred gallons the imita.
tons having corn whiskey for a basis and va
rious poisonous acids for condiments. or
wines not gallon in thousand, purpolting
to be sherry, port, sweet Malaga dc, is pure.
but they are made of water sulphuric acid,
| alum, Guinea pepper. horse-radish, DC, and
many of them without any alcoholic spirit
DR.. Cox warrants there are not ten gallons of
port wine in Cincinnati. In his inspections
Of whiskey he found only from II to 20 per
cent of alcoholic spirit, when it should have
45 to 50, and some Of it contains sulphuric
acid enough in quart to eat hole through
| q mans stomach,
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The THEF AT CosFEssIoN.-Ws cut the
following, says the Baltimore Clipper, from
one Of our daily papers:
"The Rev. Thomas Foley has returned
within the past two weeks not less than S240
to different merchants and storekeepers on
Baltimore street as having been defraud.d Of
the same--one firm, that of Messrs. HaiQ g.
Bro, receiving $60-all Of which was obtain.
ed through the medium Of the confessional.
Such cases rs this are constantly occurring In
the experience Of Mr.. Foley"
The writer has made sad comment on the
people thnt 60 to confession to Mr.. Foley,
when he says that "Such cases as this are
constantly occurring in the experience of Mr..
Foley" and makes woful havoc of Mr.. Foley
under the principle that "lhe receiver is as
bad as the thief" If Mr.. Foley is in the
constant habit of conniving at theft in his
congregation, and absolving men who accord
ing to our law should be in the penitentiary,
it argues with terrific force, 1. The Power of
the Priest; 2. The immortality of the system
which will thus virtually encourage theft
provided only that the thief comes and con.
tesses TO n priest, who makes merit Of restor
ing the stolen money to the individual from
whom it is avowedy stolen.
1t is truly serious question in a commu-
nifty of laws and equal rights for an, man or
men to be conniving at theft, but ii is n most
horrible thing to think of, :hat men pretend
ing to and claiming the position of the only
ministers oi religion, shall be in the constant
habit of encouraging men in stealing from
their neighbors.
We often have had our doubt. about these
moneys said to have been received at confes-
sion. Thieves are not so easily caught even
by Priests at confession, but thief who is q
Papist, must have dreadful terror of the
power Of his Priest, " who will confess 10 sucl
an act.
Our country has had remarkable exhibi
tions of higher acts than Mr.. Foley's. Priest,
have been wont to 20 to the cell of the mos
desperate murderer, confess him, absolve him
send him TO Heaven, while the murderer dieC
declaring most emphatically, what everybod
believed to be lie. Ii the Priest did receiv
a confession OF the truth, he then knew tha
; his penitent was lying to the world, and ye
, he pardoned him, knowing that he was q nIur
derer aud II liar. MIR. Foley's practice has ru
with great number of thieves, who are "col
: stantly" stealing, constantly confessing, @
5 course constantly pardoned by.him, constant
ly encouraged. We can't advise others to "g
and do likewise" We hope for the reput,
ton of the people at the confessional tn,
' Mr.. Foley's friend has overrated his power
and his penitents.
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THE POST Is published every Friday at a2 per year
payable in advance or 3d. II payment is delayed until
he expiration Of the year.
Advertisements will be charged f1 per square
OFF, lines less for the hrst insertion, and so cents for
each continuance. liberal deduction made to those
who advertise by the year. Persons sending sdver
tisements must mark the number OF times they desire
them inserted they will he continued until forbid and
charged accordingly.-A
For announcing the Of canddatesfor ONCE ,s5,
Cash.
Obituary notices over lines charged attheregular
advertising rates.
An communicate intendedto promote the private
ends or interests OF Corporations Societies Schools or
individuals, will be charged as advertisements.
Job Work. such rs Pamphlets Minutes, Circulars,
Cards, Blanks, Handbis, &c., will be execuedin good
ittyle, and on reasonable terms.
Meters addressed to the Proprietor, postpaid will
re promptly attended to.
Persons at n distance sending us the names offour
subscribers, will he entitled to NTH copy gratis
No communication inserted unless accompanied by
the name Of the author.
tY- Oaice on Main street, next door to the old jack
sen Hotel.