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PUBLIC MEETINGS..
AMERICAN RIBLE SOCIETY,

r. stated meeting Of the Managers was held at the
Bib. House Astor-place on Thursday June 4th, at
half past four L. NJ. WV. Is. CROSBY, esq, IN the
chair.
Six new societies were recognized az au1lliariesi
three in Iowa two in Wisconsin and one IN Minnesota
Territory. 81,
Communications were received from the Rev. DIR.
Wentworth Fuh Chau, with encouraging statements
a. 10 the facility of circulating the Holy Scriptures in
China; from the Rev VIM. Roberts, lately appointed
Agent in Oregon Territory stating the commencement
of his labors from Bishop Smith OF Kentucky, and
the Nv DR.. Kirk with Interesting accounts of the
anniversary Of the British aud Foreign Bible Society,
which they attended representatives Of the Amerl
can Bible Society; from Mr.. James Rey Of Geneva
asking for aid TO print the Scriptures for France from
the Rev Mr.. Calhoun of Beirut, in regard to the trans
lation Of the Bible into Arabic left unfinished by DIR
Smith on his decease; from DIR. Samuel Wells VIII
Hams Macao in regard TO publishing the Scriptures IN
China from the Rev. DIR. Perkins, OOrOomiah, in
closing letter from the Rev Mr. Rhea to the late Mr.
RICHTER in regard to the Bible in KoOrdistan.
Grants Of books made Of Testaments and
Psalms for colOred Sunday school in New jersey;
German Bibles and TestamentS for distribution at
Cleveland Ohio; Bibles and Testamcnts for destitute
children of bOatmen; Danish, German and French
Bibles for Wisconsin, Testaments for Methodist Book
Agency al Pittsburgh Pa ard also for Sunday School
Union Of Methodist Episcopal Church; Bibles and
Tesaments for Point COupee La; Bibles and Iesta-
ents in various languages fOi distribution at head oil
Lake Superior. WIS; books or distribution among
boatmeu ON Morris Canal with several OF smaller
amount and ten volumes for the blind.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Wsverlev Novels ROB Roy; vols 1icsnor FIELDS
Sermons BY Rev. Ephraim Peabody " d. WIKI Heoi'
Christian C,.latious; Sermons By a r. Peaoody Ihud
edition. 2uo 49, Tie e, sam; b. George +.
FIi. $50 ID 5ll. The same . 60
The student, Gibbou. BY William Smith, Ii. D. l-mo'
Boat lie in Fgypt and Nubis. By william C. Prime limo
No,kib! New; isles BY Nis. Muloes. svo Pr 10 The
Same. -, - - 7 pi.La N N
Biographical Dictionary By TIE ~ yoSn L. PA ~ ~
ridge 4 Co. .. =, -. a.. -, aeo p,a1 L
Fro. and AItelos By Judith Cinuie lzo PIP 'o' Aue1
Loais vD Pe;ephau The Journal Of Poor Young Lady
IsPp r. Of the Earth Or New Chapters Of Ethnoios
sl Inquiry Edited By :! c Mott M an s5 " o. ii
y ;rni,cott 4 Co. London: Trubner h Co iSo'.
Ho. 10 BehASe; Pocket Manual OF H. publican h'4'e'
I2ro mn iia Fowler Wells .
Tn. p.csrsIIS Queen By @. W. VI. Beynoids s'o. PIP
n,.,, I'v 4, D. ~ Cb.,e. Diesen. 2yoi' l2ao The
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FREAK OF TKADE.-Lsst April, wholesale gro
cery house in Pittsburgh, Pa, received from Nash
vile. Tenn, = consignment Of fifty hogsheads Of
Bacon which was duly forwarded to and sold in this
city for LII cents per pound. One month thereafter
the same house received order from Nashville for
Bacon, and bought one hundred and twenty-seven
hogsheads in Pittsburgh ct IL to l2 cents per pouud
and shipped it to Nashville according to order. Had
the Nashville Bacon been still attainable in this city at
cost, it might have been bought and roshipped to
Nashville at profit.
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARcxSY.-sarah Jane Camp
bell, an English girl, eighteen years Of age was Ar
rested yesterday, changed with stealing $780, ia ssa
CON- from the dwelling Of eS-Cap'. Balpn. formerly
Of the First Ward Police Over si01 of the ssolss
money was found in possession Of the girl and The
balance she had expended in purchasing passage
ticket for Liverpool, and in some trifng articles.
She confessed her guilt and was committed by Justice
Osbcm for tiial.
SHoP-LlrTERs.-CharesC Cook and Sarah Fowler
were arrested on Friday, charged vita shop-hting at
Tiffany & Co.'S jewclry store, No. $50 Broadway. It
appesrs that while looking at some diamond rings.
Cook slipped one worth $50 into his wet pocket.
The act was observed by the clerk in attendance, and
Cook was instantly seized and handed over to the po
lice. Justice Osborn committed him to await exam
nation.
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ARRESr or BURGLhR.-iesteriay morning, about
O'Clock, officer Buwer of the Ffth Patrol PRECINCT,
while passing the store Of Mr.. John Pystt, No. 3oi
Washington street had his suspicious aroused by hear
ing an unusual noise upon the premises. Procuring
the assistance Of officers Smith and Eldridge, be en-
tered the building and thoroughly examined the prom
ises The result of their investigation showed that
some person had assembled 10 the roof of the adjoining
building and thence by forcing the scutte, entered
Mr. Pyatts store. The merchandise in the store was
found in disordered state and forty three dollars in
pennies had been placed in a pail ready for removal.
The search through the building for the burglar proved
unsuccessful but in looking about one Of the rear
yards, fellow found lying flat on his face in
dark corner He was without boots. stockings, coat
or vest. having placed them in the building until he
should have completed his operations. Upon being
taken To the Saton-House, he gave his name ~ Nh
chael Mann. Justice Osborn, before whom the ac-
cused was taken yesterday morning, locked him up
for trial. The prisoner was formerly employed As .
servant in family in North Moore street, but was dis
charged terecm in consequence Of his loafcrish pro-
rensies.
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fAdyerti.srsent.l
rx co,Sc INTO Tup CorsTay he s,ire ,

IL GOING INTO THE COUNTRY be sure you pro-
,sct your face from and ffeokle Use the BALM oy
THousAsD FLOWERS morning and night aud will not only
eradicate them but prevent their appearance For sale N"
2sI Broadway, and by all druggists
n B. BEwAsE OF SPURIOUS lsirarIos put nP 49,,
son pretending have been partner We never hsa psa
IN the Balm Of Thousand Flowers and sl scn se ~
vibrations Be sure each bottle has the wilton "snie
FETEIDGE 4 Co. on the side.
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[Adyorisement.l
FREDRICKs's TEMPLE or ART, T"

Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
HuLoTYPEs, superior n any made IN TINS CITY
PHoToGsAPHs IN OIL Pastel and AquareDe, By FEEoHcSs
corps Of Partisan artists
PHoToGRA APIS, In indian inb, Partisan style.
D.cURRREoIYPEs and AhBRoTYPEs In colors .
Gallery open from 10 10 m, and free 70 Who inspeo
ton II the public.
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The troubles in DR.. Cheevers Church have been
settled by his friends-who are an immense majority
taking the inside, leaving his opponents at liberty to
follow their example or do the other thing.
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CITY ITEMS.

Among the religions notices our first page will be
found the announcement of sermon by Archbishop
Hughes in behalf of the Institution Of the Sisters Of
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lAdvertisement.I
'WATRR-CURE and

- Nar.s.u pton Mas H. HALsrED ~ d., Propresor
- Pnnepsl PhyaeiAn-It 10 wei Known that Dr. hAlsTEe
Tie incident TO WosAS specially The eslse-
the advantages Of being cnre for the treat
et OF ehrone diseases either and resort r tho sees
a.. a pleasure Circular. gratis "MotionLds
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I'm 9 G E1rci,s SirI.e

DIR. >. >. TTCH DIX LtOtuIOs VH NVHs'l1'Rs'7"
~d IN. Law. of Life $50 pages 80 engraving boupd
the mode In which he dsessss u the Lung and
Heart and other Chronic Disordsr sent BY mall postage
free on RECEIPT Of 40 cents Address g. FTca Co., No IA
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CULPABLE C,RFLEssSEsS.-On Friday morning MIS-
Maher, poor widow woman residing 10 Water street.
who sells feather busting brushes for living, was
about to cross Broadway with an infant in her arms,
opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel a vicious gray horse,
standing with spring cart, No. 2,2l9 IN front Of
Chckerings piano store, seized the child by the arm
and snaiching it from its mothers grasp, threw upon
the pavement The chiIds arm is very much injured,
the horses teeth having perforated the skin. The
wound upon the back Of the childs head, from the
fall upon the pavement, is very severe. The woman
WIS so overcome that she tainted but recovered her
consciousness in about five minutes. The child was
brought by it. mother TO the New-YOrk Hospital,
where it will receive proper treatment This same
horse has made repeated attempts to bite persons who
come within his neighbOrhood policeman who
csrse I'D to the scene cbded the woman and told her
ee was making great fuss for nothing, aud in almost
the same breath he says to the carman; " If did
fright would take you and the horse to the Station
House" This was all he did, never attempted to
bring the woman to doctor, or help her and her child
in the least and getleman who wa looking on kind
" assisted her with stage fare to the Hospital and
presented the case to that institution.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT FROM THE CARELESS Uss OF
CANPHENE-Ye Yesterday morning, Mrs. Myer residing
in Eighty-frst street, between Second and Third ave-
nue. while making FIRE in the kitchen stove, poured
a quantity of camphene over the wood for the pur-
pose of kidding il speedily. She had hardly touched
a match to the material in the stove, than the cam
phne exploded with loud report, and scattered the
fine in every direction about the room. Mrs. Myers
clothes took fire when she ran screaming into the
yard. Mr. Myers hearing the cries of his wife, hast
ened to her assistance and in attempting to exngush
the flames was badly burned about the hands and face
The piercing cries Of the unfortunate woman brought
Lieut. Mccain, ofthe Nineteenth Ward, who CHANGED
to be in the neighborhood, to the spot. Selling
blanket that lay near, he wrapped it about Mrs. m.
and thus speedily put out the fire. She was convey
ed into the ose and medical aid summoned, but 1t
was the opinion Of the physician that she could not
long survive her injuries Her arms aud hands were
nearly burnedto crisp.
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AdyertlscDitht.
EnMARn III. DIXON. VI. ID

EDWARD IT. DIAON, u. D., EuIIDr W Iho
scslpel ard Operating and Consulting Surgeon No. 9havr
between oh and 10th t. NegYork Office hours between
and msrnings TO daily snd 10 evenings The office 81
The scslpel is at No. yessy-st., A,tor House.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A chair-maker, by the name
of James Campbell, was arrested by officer Hemes.
on a charge of highway robbery, in having at late
hour on the night Of the 9th ul., knocked down Mr..
John W. Weed, Of No. 63 lie Roy street, and taken
from his person the Gum of sl7. The accused was
committed by Justice Dawson for further eSamina-
tiCn.
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LICENSES n WEsrCHESTER.-We learn from TIE
Sing Sing Republican that the whole number Of ap-
plications for liquor licenses received was l9S, of
which lO5 were from hotels or taverns and 93 from
grocer5; and the whole number Of licenses granted is
l2i. of which II are to hotels tayerns and So to
CrOcers.
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BEGGARY ILLUsrRATED.-A few days since lady
up town was pieously appealed to by an elderly
woman for aid to keep her little from starvation.
She gave trife, and asked the meudicant If she
would not ike some work. OF course she would
that was lust what she wanted. ~ she engaged
10 come the next morning and clean the ladys cellar
She came accordingly, and was asked villa, she would
expect for her day work. a dollar and half
But / pay only six shillings per day and good
women are ready to work for me at that rate
"Wel don't work for six shilngs," said the scora-
ful beggar, who thereupou took her offended dig
niiy out Of the scope of the lady's vision.
We are satisfied the result of considerable OBJ
servation that indscrminate almsgiying and es
pecialy giving TO professional beggarsis one of the
worst mistakes of thoughtess, wel-meGning people.
There will always be some desttutou in great city
ike this, though much less in Summer than in Win
ter; but for every Industrious viItuous, deserving
solicitor of aims there are at least of lazy,
disspated. worthless vagabonds, who beg because
they hate to work and have pride or moral sense
which revos at the idea Of living in idleness on the
savings of sthers. These can generally be distin-
guished by practiced, searching eye. The whine
the crnge the shuttle of inveterate ca!lous beggary
ne veiy different fom the modest, sensitive yet frank
deueanor Of the mother 0yertaken by calamity and
crushing down the sense of degradation rather than
hermit her babes 20 suffer fer food and shelter For
the hundredth time, we ay to the Oliuent Be char
table be generous; but give no cowtenance to
shameless incidence to professional beggars.
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IAarertiSrnent.i

sI- WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYs.-Singis
writing lessons &C. OF GOLDSMITH No 82 Brosawsy
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The insurance upon stock Was wholly eOunnea
among the associated conpcaies and from their refusal
to reyea. we esnno. suppose tina, the above IS any:
.h.,. ,es, ,ba full amount. The above was obtained
FINN the psr,.. having the insurance. The loss on
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Many who suffer

MANY who suffer from Headache and Nervous
t-norsnt ,hst the real cause In most instances
Dtuny 80 ~ the stomach and digestive funeons The
S,xdrS.rEp peculiarly adapted ." the cure Of
these symptouas.
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Losr BAGGAGE.-The Lost Baggage Association has
been in session at the Wadsworh House, in Buffalo
during the past three days. The following roads and
corporations were represented New-York Central,
Great Western Canada; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago; Michigan Central Michigan Southern,
Chicago and Burlington Illinois Central, Chicago and
Rock Island, Grand Trunk, Western liass.) Boston
and Worcester, Buffalo and Erie Ontario, Simcoe and
Huron; Galena and Chicago, American Express Co.,
Chicago Omnibus Line and Detroit Omnibus Line.
The meeting organized by appointing Mr.. ID. X. Bas-
set of Albany Chairman, and Mr. l.. NJ. jenkins Of
Pittsburgh Secretary. After the usual business was
transacted which resulted in the finding of ~ pieces Of
valuable freight and baggage, the meeting adjourned
to meet in Pittsburgh Pa, on Tuesday, November
% 1857.
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tAdyoItisementl
GAS. GAs-GAs FIXTURES FOR THg SPRING


TRADE-Severs patterns more besnthuiin design and mn
i'll than ever offered before C at great Manufacturing
Depot, No SIG Broadway AEcSss' "AhksSS
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A DISHONEST LAD.-Oficer Rsynor, of the Super.
intendents Office, Brooklyn, on Thursday night arrest
ed VIM. B. Adams at the National Thester, in this
city, charged with collecting for his employer Mr.
Moyses of No. "a Courtlandt street, about 800, and
sppropgiating the same to his own use. William id
mtted taking the money and said he had spent most
Of it in visiting thesters taking pleasure rides or Sur
day. &c. Justice Osborn before whom he was taken,
Committed him to prsoa for trial. Twenty dolAs VI
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A man named James Ring was arrested yesterday
by one of the United States Deputy Marshas. upon
charge Of taking letter from the Post Office and em-
bezxpg the contents, e5 note. The letter was ad-
dressed to James Barr, of Trinity place. He was
committed to the Tombs in default of =, 500 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

APPOINTMENTS III MEssRS. WooD AID RUSSELL
Mayor Wood and City Judge Russell, calling them
selves the Commissioners of Police, met in the office
of the former on Thursday afternoon and appointed
the following persons according to their idea, as po
uccmen in the Ninth and other Wards
NHrH WaRD-Wm Cergill 1T Ii ut. in place Of Lieut. Sc
bring; Wm Murray, ID Lieut. IN pa.e OF Lieut. Carg rhos
Wafsrs VIM Murphy, Benjamin Parker, Anthony Nones
james Reeves Nm french. PatnOA McGon, Andrew JACK
son Horny Gunihll Robert Miller Peter M1doon, Francis
R,y Edward Scauno Edward Drake, John Haley, Brock
John Trzeciak. Thos Waters VIM. Redhc.d doornan.
NNETEhNTH WARD-NU. Murphy.
TwEsTIErH WARD-IaEii..Ou Nesblt Jani's Lucas
These men took some oath or obligation on FRI
day morning in the Mayors Office the nature Of which
We did not learn.
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EXCISE COMMISSION tRs.-Thjs commission has now
n majority Of working members and having prepared
their books and papers, will open on Monday at 10
o'clock in the Common Pleas Room No. |, in the City
Hall Ii is said that certain Aldermen threaten to
close the doors against them and Messrs Haskell and
Holmes say they will enter upon their duties and run
the fifty days through at once without any fear, and
if any person shuts the doors they will open them by
lust SO much force as will be necessary for that pu-
pose They have made an effort to get room but
none can be found, and they say TIE Common Pleas
Room is the place in which, BY law, they are COM
PEELED TO sit.
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FIRES.

The LARGE FIRE IL BReoKLYs.
The los to our city companies at the fire OF Baxter
Lawrence. warehouse on Thursday last, as near Is
o,, - ,so.,. .;rad IA "a follows on stock:
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the stolen money was found upon his person when
srrestet Adams lived Al No. 272 FulsOa street,
Ernnklxn
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REAL EsTATR.-The following sales OF real estate
were made yesterday by A. J. Blocker Il Co.;
s,re sr1 lot No $50 south $4,000
lot north 81 ay. aud 73lst ,SL2S75.. 2l)S
\ lots north side lo9dst, bet 81 and fhays, 2Mf 49,
, lots south eide glth-st bet 4th and 9TH avs, -
) lots south side 00thst, bet 9Th aud 9Th avs, -
l5slOO ',cNHnl' d"
lots side 9hay, bet 99th and lVth'sts, -
2SNltO oo
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DRowSyD-Iast night about o'clock, a man
named Michael Melsh Walsh fell into the Fast River at
Pier No 10 ind drowned before any assistance could be
Bis body has not yet been recovered Deceased
lived in Gold street. -
The body Of an unknown man was this morning
fonud floating in the Atlantic Basin Brooklyn. II taken
10 the De- house and the Coroner notified.
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MONTHLY REPORT OF THE DIsPESsARIEs IN tn.
City NEw YORK Patients treated during May, 1857;
Eew-lork DspeusaryAt the Dspesary, $780, at their
dw.llinss as total. 925; adus 275 children under -
years $50; vsccinsted 7+5; prescriptions dispensed ssjo
Northern DspensASyAt the Dspeusay, 1885, at their dwell
ing, S3i total 2l6 sdu ca children under IS years b;
,accuad lg7; pe,cn tians disp'naed 268 Eastern Dis
p.n.ary-At the Dspeu-aly, 3Ti; al their dwellings, Wi
total ISL adults m children under 5 years $780, ytectns-
ted 2184; prescriptions dispensed J11 Deniit D'pcnsy
Al he Disponssry sol At their dwrllings 49, total RSs
adu 82 chdrrH undr Is years 9i yaecnated 9lS pre-
scrp'ions dispensed 274I NorthWestern Dspensary-M
the Dpussry 9G4 at their dwelling 1872 total l5 adults,
5g children undc - years 651 ysccnaed b prescriptions
d.p.nsed Totals-At the Dispensanes, II Ool at their
dwellings 568; total treated, 1879, adults Dob children
under IS years oi yaccnated, i4j; prescriptions dis
persed 21 Aggregate number 10 whom medical 'eryices
and me EBttousy rendered during the month q
Nay-Maes 500 females. 30. Nayity-680i patients
weie the United States aud 1925 in oreian countries.
Partial resultsSent Hospital 7s died 81 The principal
doeh consumption scerlet lever vsnoa ana
typhus The prevailing diseases chiefly affected the cuta-
and pulmonary systems among the most Important were
pneuuonis phthss ysriola and scarlet fever.
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HANnrox CoLLEGE-CLARK PRIZE EXHIBITION
The third annual competition for the prize in Oratory
founded by the Hon. Aaron Clark of this city in
Hamilton College Clinton, ~ T., will take place on
Wednesday evening, June TO- The competitors are
Geo. NJ. Diver, Emira; II. johnson, Buffalo; A. I.
Person, New-York; o. j. Robinson, Ithaca; W. VI.
Robinson Port Byron; A. s. Seymour, Piermont.
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THE MONTH or MAY.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS
At Fort Hamaton, ". J., for ne Month 2j Nay
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hn's h'es "l "a" ''""c'se" P'p''s 10 Ia"
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extract the l,ll,viur iut.lhu.nc.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

4 tlASpsoMt pRorsktY. -- The VA
,iuual weAltl, oil the uutd States. Says
tho National American. including isin-
Md aypur'rnsuc.,. Mines. Mills. DWELL
,ngs. Railroads.. Isnal.. ommrtc'al,
Maine. Navy fo,,ihea'inus, puhlic Land
aud Goods Md "ta,h nu hand l.
computed To- smouu, to s22 600 OOu. 900
Ibis i.n" .iavin' property bat "iouns
America is lat boy. mud mskrs heavy
draws" upon the generous and mdulsenl
unele Sam. Ia consequence the final, i.
thus,
\ NATIONAL Lo,s.-The New No,k
lnn.s sa,s That the r,.sideu, has admitted
that the Government vii be- compelled
To resort To team in o'dpr To obtain 70
,ou,ces Tor nrs' ,-n's expenditures.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

or The Washington uu,on OF Nov
2l-t ays, HE Postmaster General. IN u
dr.if. TO afford every facility to the cons
irnc,o,s of the overland mail to Caifo'ni.
applied 10 The Secretary OF WM ard ha.
obtained from him M order to the several
commanding officers Of the military post.
on the route 10 lufui.h mn e.cort Of not
lrss ihmn fifteen men each fnr the prulec.
,ion If he eu,s,pri.ing hardy me" engaged
il the hu.ine'. Of exploring that uew Iius
Of mail convenience.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12
The Tive Points

", Rim the t,lloainy p,r.prnph from
VII ..,.... .;,J. ,,,,.. n it..
81 '"' '''''"' .''''''' ~ ''' ''''
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