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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
COL B. P. RANKIN
TEE Wv YOLUME-OUR COVRsE
OF Sarpy County.

a..l. ."IAa s.-lttM"H ..saNA
The readers of the ffABYBRTIsER'
doubtless look for, at least the outlines
of our course the coming year. Prin-
cipally, it viii be the samein the future.
as in the past, viz: a constant efforttc
build up, sustain and advance the in.
terests of our City and county first
and next, the Territory of Nebraska.
We have labored faithfully the past
year to bring them into notice-to get
Eastern eyes turned in this direction.
We feel quite confident the evidences
of success as to this, are abundantly
before us. We feel too, equally con
fdent that there are growing evils, in
our midst-those calculated, if not
checked, to result eventually, in great
injury to our City, County and Terri
tory. We refer particularly to the ex-
traEagant prices Of property, and the
speculative spirit and feeling abroad;
of these we shall in a future article
speak in detail and at length. In re-
gard to our city; whenever We find q
remisness in enterprise we shall en-
deavor respectfully topoint it out and
offer u suggestions--for what they
r worth, of course-as to the better
plans of operations, &c.
Now for the feature in our course
in the future different from the past.
viz: politically. In accordance with
agreement, the past year we have been
neutral in politics. We now step into
The political arena. In so doing, how
ever, we promise that our course shall
be such an one as to preserve the re-
spect and confidence of even our
political opponents. We shall endeaYol
t. sustain ourpositiOns by soundreason
ing and argument; should we fail thus
We prefer rather to fall, than resort tc
a species of trickery, trucking and
low toned abuse of men and principles
adopted by many political sheets of al
parties, If the principles advocated
by a party mean anything, they loose
nothing by candid investigation. Mer
honestly differ in opinion as to matters
Of policy. Anhonest comparison o
these differences, with a desire to ar
rive at the right, cannot fail to result
benefcially.
Honestly believing that the princi
pies advocated by the Democratic part,
are best calculated to advance the in
terests and prosperity of Our country
we shall labor to diffuse, build up an,
preserve them unsullied.
We may be asked u opinion, Q
position on the great and leading ques
tion SO much discussed and talke
about now days throughout the lengt
and breadth of our land, viz: tn
Slavery question. Did we deem tn
question at all at issue in Nebraska
We could now enter fully and freeI
into it. But as hat point is perfect
ly settled-no difference of opinion
all, withouta dissentin voice, admit an
desire that Nebraska viii and shall b
q Free State, We consider it a waste
time and space to open out on tbs
subject. We win say, however, ths
We r decidedly opposed to any NOR
= slave Territory; and were the issu
Pefore us, should labor with all tn
power God has given us to make N
Draska a Free State. Now we has
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18

JUDGE BLACK, the newly appointed
Judge for this Judicial District, arrived
in this city yesterday, andis now hold
ing his G ourt. The Judge expresses
himself delighted with the appearance
Of our city and county. Wetrusthe may
find time to give them a more thorough
examination. The more persons see Of
our county the better they ike it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18
FASHIONABLE TAILOR
Jacob Marohn,

BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA 80
uAVING determined to locate in this place, re-
Ii spectfuHy announces to- the public that be has
on hand a large and well selected stock Of Cloths,
EWeeds, Casimers, Vestings, &C., which he
will make to order in good style and at reasonable
rates; or sell by any quantity desired.df &c sUn
He also keeps constantly on hand and for sale a
supply of ready made clothing OF all kindsm95H
BrownVilIe, june 18th, 1857, W lift
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18

With recent extensive additions Of new Type,
Cuts. colored Inks, BronEes, Cards, DC, made to the
Advertiser" Office, we claim to be able to turn out
JOB Work in q manner unsurpassed by any once
The proprietor being \ practical printer himself, and
having in his employ an accomplished and experl-
enced Fancy Job Printer, is determined not TO be
out-dope in the execution Of Job Work. Cards
fbayipr one of Fosters latest improved Card
Presses, , Blanks, Work in Colors, Bronze Work, &C.
will meet with particular attention.
Orders from a distance will be promptly attended
to, and warranted to give satisfaction or nopay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18

N-The sNebraska Advertiser, having
much the largest circulation of any paper
inthe Territory, Wholesale Merchants in
st. Louis, 81. Joseph, Cincinnati and
other Eastern markets where Nebraska
merchants purchase, will find no better
advertising medium in the Western Coun-
trY..E 3 Pc esiA
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18

Persons resident in this Territory, coming from
various portions Of the States, often suggest to us
the names Of persons in their old neighbOrhoOds, who
would doubtless become subscribers if they could see
a copy of the Advertiser We always send a speci-
men copy, and persons receiving, viii consider 1T a
solicitation to become a regular subscriber. Fost-
masters and others, feeling sufficient interest to make
an a club. can retain the usual per cent for their
trouble. r fa s
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18
new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Masonic Celebration.

--orru erin ro0GENo. I57k A. =. A .MasOns
In eeIeb-a - S spuroachfng Anniversaf Of
g. Tebn the Rans;sf. On the 24th inst, bySpu
Of RocE PorgSMo.. and viii alsobe
sS5,e-2 deliveroas &c. A membeea Of theCraft,
~erI stana;ne f1eether With fheif wives sisters
- aL+a-- e<sn,sekfulI fnYitetfto atban1sA
R.K. CRUNDAL ~
J. Y. BIRD Committee.
A Eek
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18

The above delinquents are hereby H0Hla
that unless they call at ny Office before Or @
the 18th day of June and pay of the an'1i
due from each, / viii proceed to collect b
anne according to the provision Of the law D
such eases. WIN. HOBLITZELL
Treasurer Nemaha COUNTY
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18
NOD. a
AN

Sec. 1. Be it Ordained by the Council Of the City
of BrownylIIes THAT all able bodied mail inhabitan
of the City over the age Of tWenty-one, and under
sikty yeaEs-of agezshal work at k4St tw0 days IN
each year, under the supervision Of thefstreet com
missioner, at such time as said Commissioner shall
designate, or pay Cor each day so failing one dollar
and fifty cents; provided said Commissioner shall
first give seven days notice before theday of working
notice shall be in writing.
Sec. 2. The Recorder shall furnish the Commits
siDner with a Iistof all hands subject to work on said
streets, and should the Recorder overlook the name
or names Of any person or persons it shall be the
daty Of the Commissioners to put the missing names
OH the list.
Sec. 8. All persons failing to work by himself 81
a legal substitutesha all pc returned BY the Oomnis-
sioner to the Mayor who shall issue his summons
to the persons so failing and unless they render to
the Mayor a good. and sufficient excuse, he shall
assess fine which shalIbe one dollar and fifty cents
with cOstof's suit for each day soifsiling.
Passed and approved June 9th, 1857.
A. S. HOLLADAY, Mayor.
Attest: B.. B.. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
II z~I1 IT,. TOEH
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18

- Territorial Warrants and Nemaha County
Ordcrs-draWing interest-wm be taken at par IN
payment for indebtedness TO this Ofice.-6
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18
THE ADVERTISER.
II. Vi. FURNAs, Editor.
rHuRspAY MORNINa, JUNE d. 20.

5. II. PARvIx, General Advertising Agent in rear
Of New York, Ladies' and Childrcn's Shoe Store,
so West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Y1sscHER. OwES & Co, No. 34e and 3is, Broad
way, New York.
ANDREw WIND, american, Canadian and Europe
an Advertising and Subscription Office, no. 4S5,
Nassau Streets, New York.
= w. 5. S~WVxzxR, No. 43 Chestnut street, SAINT
Loais.
b. +. McLUNG, Troy, Ohio.
-3R-H.H. DARsT, Fippccanoe, 0hiOs-
VIC. MuSGER COyingtOn, KY.
A. D. KIRK, Archer, NsbraskH% no
n. w. PETER, Oregon, Me-. ~
DmIoN & HAWK, Rockport Mo.
RIDES 4 WHITE, Nebraska City, NJ.
DIR. NJ. w. TATE, Linden, No,
Z. J. BARHUM, Three Grove, N. I. +,
Are authorized Agents to solicit Subscriptions and
Advertisements for the Advertiser, and receive and
rn.;nnt Cor mnnirs thereon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18
lei Dorado.

TIME PROPRIET0RS of this saw town, recently
laid of in Nemaha county, febraska, wish TO
call Che 4ttenf1pn9E tho ciIEent jas we4as those
jua coming into hc county % t~henumeflps adVan-
tad they are con1denta all no Nl take the trouble
to ekamipe will acknowledge, s~ufgotnd IT In the
frs plac4it is as nehr as p1sible In the geograpnl-
oai centrof the c6unty-its n he ceptrB q pop
nIifion and impro4ement- hrCn4he>mafh fhrougn-
fare leading North and South and East and West
The town site is nearly level, gently roLin, IS sur
rounded by the timbers of the Missouri and Little
Nemaha; good water is of easy access, several me
springs are on the town site. Good building stone
near at hand-stone coal has been found in abund-
duYs@trNHehG=MhEeh-ee be
brought into requisition for mechanical purposes of
ar kinds II.
the day is not far distant when q Railroad will be
constructed along the river tier Of counties in Ne
.braska, from the northTen to the sQuthFen boundary,
The nature Of the countf9 is sRch thas this roadmust
pass through Elaorad6.A "a
With its position and all these advantages sur
rounding It, the proprietors with many others, feel
INSURED that IL viii DE for tho beat Interested the
co4htyto 4ocate the County Seasat EidofAdo.h Be
lieveing thus and feeling wiling t~oassist thecounty
We pledge ourselves and viii enter into bond, if
necessary, to donate 10 the County two hundred
acres Of land in town lots, providedthe County Seat
is located there within a reasonable length Of time,
r. PERRY,
sIR 0d84KU s. HIGHT0WER Ia
Proprietors.
Brownville, june 18th, '5T. SPIN
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18
Notice.

Ii persons are hereby warned not toeut any
IA timber or in anywisc destroy the same on any
Lots owned by Acknowledgment in Brownville or the
additions thereto. a. KoUNTZE,
y = - b. WM.RUTH. :,
BrownYille, June 11th, 1857. ,524tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18
BRowNYILLE, \. T.

bhUWN VILE n, I.
VXJILL attend promptly to all bu ,ipess ontrustsd
w to his care. Persons residing In The states
desiring to purchase Land or Town Lots in Nebraska.
Kansas, Northern Missouri, and Iowa, can have
their Investments safely made by me.
hare chances are continually Offering to purchase
empted, and for which Warranty Deeds will he given
have now for Sale, valuable Town Lots and
Shares, in the following towns in Nebraska:
Cty OF Brownville Nebraska City, Omaha
City, Wyoming, La Platte, Omadi, Dahkotah
Nenaha City, Table RockPawnee City, Salem.
Centreville, Salina, FOntenelle, South Brown
vile.
And many other valuable Points.
L have also for sale, a nuuber Of excellent $50
acre tracts Of land already pre-empted, more or less
Improved, and conveniently located, and all of az
fine soil as can be found in the world.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-18

Attest: B. B. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
BTOYnyille, June 18th, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

Asofnrs AliI6aD FopGnY-A Dxys 0Rrarsrn ~ rsR
wpoSe prrsc. Yesterday ofacer King, Of the IL ser
Police Court arrested German named George webber,
charged With having by false preieuces procured dra
for 500 belonging n George we,ber, late resident OF
California, bet nov or this city On the 2s.h 10 March
Las. draft By tho frm OF Wells, Farr, co
favor Of George webbsr, reddeni or Csiimns on hls
way his city Mr. Weber called several Ee. and tie
dram mad arrived Having occasion q 20 out OF tnsn
he le Instructions with s~yer 10 receive The drsn bat
returning. found 70 hs surprise that nan OF nj. name
hn drawn ire money. George Wobbor, OF No "a
Edrdge street, bad claimed The drs snd by Represent
ma inss be expected that amount being debt due hi
Caforrisi and endorsing the check, ho rccoved t,e
money Wehbe-, the prisoner, ackn wiodgse tho rocep
too Of Tho money, claimed that toe DRAFT 10 hts
hguse and his wife bang sick Of the time. ne thought IA
sl right, and used the Money Tso las ce held the
accused o bail IN $500 answer The charge Of forgery
ALLEGED FoRersr-Rlr1sa Kosr osA gceus Bn1 or
Lirrc.-Henry La Grange, young Erenohmsn or nne
appearance and address brought here yesterday By
officer epioer from Athens Grsste 10 ~ ", 10 ans
charge Of forgery. Ia Grange alleged, called sh Jrt
tin sincc % M Ange Iarns merchant OF No 30
Broadway, and requested ionr ~ $780, at The same time
,shibtng Dill Of adng purporung 10 be for args
amount cf e~ery, 70 arrive in The ship william Tell from
Havrc me applicant proposed 10 leave TITS hli, a.
pledge for ne rotarn Of ne s5co but managed only 70 90
tain tl00. Tne Wplistt Tell arrived In few days. and
when he found that there wss sush consignment on
board The operation seemed, therefore, 70 be clearly
swlndle. Snrch was made FOR Ia Grange, bet nothing
could be ascefhGed or his Whereabouts rui lie turned
~ al A1tbf Icstce 0fborn commi1es Linz Tor exsml.
natter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
NEW YORK.
TEE HArK PANIC AID THE sUs ON TIE Ranks u;

From The Bofslo Express, sept IL
Oar several banks yesterday stood the Upon them
foy rpece q gallant maoper. The opened "a toe
Oliver lee CO Bank with The mos, Zero s.y 10 The
ing, and lsrrc gathered 7out ss doors al ubo
called received specie for their blt and when tho call
Tor had cs.sed and the crowd n ceered around
the docr, The ofcers Of The bsnx invited tie multitude
within taey had bills 70 be redeemed his showed toe
nsnfer- srcund that they making fools Of themselves,
No 20 iney dspsfssd. me crowd around WHITES coo
ssSed and cons'sns redemption OF their bills ia small
so kept ~ until three O'Clock, the hour " ciong
VIC uanx Az this time Mr. White announced ~ tnc mul
tnss re ~cud h-ep his doors open until Eve Ocsck
s.osmodsse Dill hoiies ~ho ~an,ee specie therefor
- ~ ~ shows bboombg spirit Of klndnest 90 tie
part o. Mr. White, but srod rluck spd condderce ia bis
soIsv 70 snno run We REGARD the conducs OF those
pepe nsye business 70 get specie for the bs
o. these bank a. silly 10 the eytregne ard lhak chew
~ regard - ,nenlsevts when they 70 take the
We learn lnas the Oliver lee BAnx ard several oter,
also. KEEP, iher 6ocrs open he fart bosr,ed unt s,e
ocioK Tht tro - that the 5u Ell fixhi
ne rzrpcnCcr Cf nc sacEe;,r EAyb- Ala Rec.prorsy
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
.ALxArAc TOR NEW yoRK-THIs
euS hsrs............ - MOON RISES ..-.....eve
kUN ksrs. ~ rs
Fort Of New York, September 2, 1887.

CLEARED
Steamship City OF Washington tBr, Petrie Liverpoo-John
steamship Philadelphia Griffin Havana ard S.w orie
Steamship james Aeser Turner. Ohares:cn-spoford II.
Steamship Roanoke, skinner, Sorfols sc-Lualam Plea
Ship West Point Harding. Liyerrooi-c carew,
ship Margaret Ellis, stran,, Bnencs Ayesw DeForcst
Bark Ariel Nus), Buick, Trieste
Bark EMILY. Lyle, Havsna-A born.
Brig zeno West Bahurst-J A Aacnado.
Brig 2 Martin, French Boston-Nesmith Sons.
S Sshr Ana Nr' gnerSEd = ficrre-J wheewright
sclr c Jayne. Tyler. Richmond-A Merrill Abbott
Schr Ssnches,er. Chichester Richmond-C II Persop.
schr AHce, Howell, Soroik-Stsrges, t.iesrmaa Co.
es assS Nay h1a aaPr c
sssr Gen Tar.an IIgse rb,ladslph,s-J Hand Co
ssSr RlyIoaiS Rocs Lacy, Ro.i"a-psyO ton sprsgas
Steamer MPS Sosey L' B FSdsps
ARRIVED
s,.eamship vanderbilt, Higgins llsvre Aug =, Cowes I'd
ehl ship ~ 5l5 ih AN and was d-ain-d by he fog On
ne h u ~ y 70 Ion 50 Is exchanged coiors with bark Gen
Bark waram of Plymouth, Mass Gears xontevideo n
dsy., With bones a.: 'oj Demarsst
schr s Lane WALTON, Virginia, ) days
hr s s1 NSn Jones Asysnd 9y
s s:hr hils ALL Long Ea ,, days
sehr BuenA Sista, auckland, Newport.
Sehr YIN Colyer, Rowland. iiric geror-
schr < S,onebsck Rl-iry, New Haven for Philadelphia
Schr amsrcen Belle Presley, Rordou Tor View bedford
Cara broosman ashore nj sqGan. with mdse, 70 Brook
schr lsdora wslng from ship Roswell sprague ashore at
sieainer BOSTON sellew Phiads pha.
Steamer Petrol, Arcy Proyidsnce.
SAILED
sieanshlrs Arabia iBr) Liverpool; Iason r ron'hsmp
Charleston. Roanoke, Norfolk &c bark Empire harsees
Wind during the day light from -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
RHODE ISLAND.

IFSCm &c FfUgiuthd0 L
The E4nk Commissioners yesterday made phc1ton 70
she Supreme Cvur. for rancuon upon the Farmers
B.pk, e Wexford which granted temporarily, and
nuysdSs neyt appointed the time for the
Of be nstitoon 70 chow why the injunction should
rot be maoo perpetual
The Rno6e Island Central BAus, or EAs; Green ~ioh,
samed payment yesterday aad understood 10 have ne
n1<sns 70 Continue business heretofore. We have
Always prcsrmed tho instt1uou 10 be able
bs and opIncn Of lie method Of doing business
ns;ns cnaitcrea. banking nsitzssou that 10 Rhode
Lxna or:y ouyh; DO allowed fan, tss1
upcr tee rcprtsrcr Of tic legitimate bsnu Q: the Sssse,
Snc e0us craS stem IL ITO d:scred:t and d.zgrsse
TIE Warwick Bank. witch haa SOLD % parties
OF he State e formal has been transferred again
70 Espde Island men, and VII be conducted upon ne
Sound pyncpez lhA: Fave heretofore onasSssrzed
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Naval Intelligence,
The United States steamer Water Witch. L,cut Lowell
commanding, arrived II Norfolk the morning Of tho
Goth nh from New York
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FAC PANE suasInING.

Bryg1ro, sept 2, 1857.
mere lrvrv7ec ,eeFrr r. money, ard more ccre
e1coe
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ONO.
A oIEon;Elrr norss slrKn.

hbISt ElNK0.
From the Cnsnnsa Engairtr. Augnst 3ol
wtA ue exceedseElT grar~lBg 10 the namerous
~ ends, ~ gel ~ ceposto tors u Danlevy, Dral a Co
wne wot surposet 70 b seriorsy rvovst w1n Kosxy.
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Miscellaneous and Disaster,

BOSTON, Sept Arr barks Grnwler Pilsbury Crousi
REM Bangs, Newcastle "; Emblem. and Oak PhAdelp
srgs nemarAia fye, Baltimore Kebe,ca Frances Bro
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THE OHIO LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
Company IIAnIIIrrEs

rI. 2-fbn,s>r q GrooeEor aid JArs o ~ O.ao
1fs IaSronc and fr4- co--paas scion ,or an attach
sNens for alleged !rdebtednert ....,... si4ls 90
Ans ohneDts already reportod .....,.t si5.ls as
Scssi thus ST e1pis7 J5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
NEW HAMPSHIRE

sr0fPAGE OF CofroN MILLS.
Al tie cotton mills Ia Peterborough, e., excep; tie
CnoL, have stopped and the mills IL Mason and Ne ~
lpe~;oh, ". e., ell klso probably be closed
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ne Lftde kianf IA lroad Company e. 4. J. &C w.
Bss-lpoDcOn granted raining the defendants from
prtlss vith transferring psedshe sryeye bonds ADD
she coupons thereto attached Of he Lille Nam Eslrosd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

seanahps Arabia tBr), Liverpool; Jaaon CrD ou,hamp.
Ton &C: Philadelphia, Havana and New Orleans; Jas Adger
charleson Roanoke, Norfolk &C. bark Empire, hsrsees
Wind during the day light from -
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LIyrsrcoI Aug s-rns wreck Of derelic. vessel With
nothing s!arding but her mainmas t,psices rsgnss
gonA AID lower bold fan Of timber with the lser part
pane Ride OF ~ John Nh Wis = sss passed July 10
Pm iA ~ N lovs ~ w. by be ved here no
Doubt the wreck q The hovrrs Bride abandoned on her pas
irom annas 10 Liverpool Dec several tines
sno. equeniy, ho last being tAs 29h june Lat NJ long
HARsxuIEs. Aug 1.-The Emmanuel. Brichcmme arrtye1
here from Colombo Yepors la Is Il IS X, oasSad bar
abandoned and mau-r.agsoi h.d os naamas Ersopm
ana bloom the OF which q oag e she had 4.
ful, poop and white pasoed poi her had ben
washed away. night coming could hlrhar
particulars
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UfvCsFkri Us SepN+ y Ib3T
ne deros and discount bank Of Hatch Isasdoo,
scspeudsd tos mcynins There o considerable ercemsn,
81 there vsre large number cf small deporor The
ssnk vas Involved In The failure o. Beeoee Co. Of New
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-28
CANADIAN posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT..

We ,d in tie Toronto papers an expose OF the opera
oos ~ tbs Canadian Post Office Department, which has
sr recentlv submitted to the provincial legislature
From This wa learn that the receipts from correspondence
with The United staes for the year amounted to S7b-
FIR collection in Canada and to s6sl7 65 for col
scbon in the United States--makinE an aggregate OF
|sle2.3Ss 93 The rate OF prepayment IN me United
State ,bs Postmaster General points out affects the
Transmission of letters 10 Canada, 80 that the oaiahce
thus stands against the province Shl there Is an IN
repse in Canada collections tue former year. The
value of the postage stamps sold during the year 1856
was k6O7l las Ca large increase over any previous
wear Tho number Of provincial dead letters for the
YEAR reaches the enormous extent OF ll09lb OF dead
ers originating ia the United States and transmitted
o Ioadou l443 Of dead letters originating in the Un-
had State. and transmitted to Washington 28, b40making
e total number Of dead letters l55s9s The number OF
sd letters originating 10 Canada and received from
ppon was 80 64s and the number of similar letters re-
yed from the General Post Office, in London was 1869
The number of letters registered during the year ending
MAY 1856 was 10000 and, upon an average estimate
made February of the resent year would appear that
he yea,y number has increased to 100000 or the $780,
900 letters registered last postal year. only 35 or thou
ih part of the number, were lost The number OF let
s said to contain money, lost within the year. was 49,
The Postmaster General devoes considerable space to the
ssiyof establishing weekly line ~ ocean steamers.
Zach line he believes would attract not oeV large
nadian correspondence but still larger European 'r
pondence in the northwestern States of the Union and
Oud bring return in the shape of postage much larger
accompanied with ssmi-monthly line, than the relative
Nquoncyof the trips weuld appear to indicate,