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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
Tur AypyssosvlLLE EXPEDITION LRAVm

THE ANpgRsoNvlLLE EXPEDITION LEAVES
force Of carpenters, painters ana
aborers composing the working party OF the
:, nsersourile for the purpose Of inclOsns the Gem
etery where are buried the dead of the
prison marking the graves with head Doars s,s for
yesterday at l2 O'clock on ne seS IN charge Of the
sxnssdtiop. Miss Barton the DISTINGUISHED pls1sa
months prisoner at Ander,onyiile' ana H. upon bs
ger II Helen Jew which viii also porfion M o. on az
The remainder Of r I'll prssssd
the Amason and the R 1fd III. communcscn being
now complete.
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the interest such from the date Of such levy snd
collection.
Tho bank Is advised that you and al other person. who
IN any manner directed or sahorred tho proceeding which
resulted IN the collection OF the above prsonay
bs for the repayment Of tho same and d,russe. to said
hsnk.
And the object ofth. communication Il respectfully to call
attention the aim and to advise the
sane can BE- 'ac'oiy aIansed provided for proceed
inf. must pecesssdly be Instituted for s collection
Yours, very respectfully,
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SOLDIERS.
The American day and C0itOn
PRESS COMPANY MANUFACToRY.

EhEa-r NOMFANf mANUEALIOhIs
Corner Of grove and North IN + 4 So, Jersey Ciiy.
Ofiice-N0 ll8 " ii street, New York.
p GOve'z Patent.-The sttenton Of al par
ties Interested IN thu pres. ing OF compress NJ Of
Hay, Cotton, Hemp, Wool, Rags, Hops, or any
other article REQUIRED to hs baied for rrsnsporta
ton storage or Utn-umpton, = respectfully soac
ted 70 the Portable OF stationery Poessss, usna.
Occurred by the Company, under the superinleu-
dsuse cf the PsteUtee, Mr.. John II. Cove
The Press is very simple 10 ia construction re-
quir ng bot OF inary intelligence 70 work IT, snt
can be operated By any known power, such as
cam, Water Horse. or X md. In using Hor~e-
power, but cue Horse IS required, the Press beng
so mechanically constructed on vel known pTn-
eipie thst TIE power increases ia q Ereaisr rsiio
than the Increasing resis srce
The advantages Of this Press over "a others srs
as follows, viz;
1T Il can rress 20 per cent more material in =
given space.
20. Il can DO The work IN SO per cent less tine.
- Il requires 50 per cent less DR. wing power.
~ 1t Turns cutie best shaped tale ior hand.
ing or rolling.
Sin. The Press viii last a life time, ths worlrins
parts being built Of the best Of ron and not babe
The ordinary work Of this mschina viii press 70
one operation (sf er once filing the BOZ az She No
Press bale Of Hay-of $50 ms weight IN ss5-Ts0
-Four men and one horse can bale Il tons Hay
day.
-Four men without the aid Of q horse, or any poz.
e[ except ma. eonisu ed "a the Press, can turn OF
weighing 4e0 d RI 80 rs t. me cubic foo:.
20 toggle lc.ntsl screws, cog wheels, beatsFs c.
rollers usd 10 iris Press,
The attention. Of Cotton 6etOrs ana planter
Wool aud Hemp 'sers, is especially called 10 tbs
Press, Desired a. tits % work q complete r8Folu-
ton n the now slow, clumsy and expensive meth
Cd Of bsng
The Company vi dispose Of Town. Comfy ant
state rights preserving 10 themselves only tho
ugnt 20 nannfaci ure) on reasonable FERNS
Mr. n. D. Fisher ia the authorized Trsvebuy
Agent foE The Company in she Eastesn and Midtis
Staics.
F9E further particulars sand Tor circulars.
ss27-lm
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LIST or Beaths,

IN The U S Hospitals, NashVil7s, copied
from he Record q ~ r c5rnsiius, Gov
ernn.eat Undertake., No. 49 Church 81,
,oEiek have occurred sines OR last pub
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Proposals
ToF the Purchase Of Dead Horses ana Huiss
belonging 20 the United sSstes.
AssisTANT QuARTEsI,sI AsTgE's OFFICE !


ASSISTANT QUARTEsMkSTER OFFICE
NASHVILLE, TaSs Feb. Il, 1sg5. J
SYEALED PROPOSALS WILL Pc RECEIVED
- At TINS Office till TuesdsT, the 25lh day Of Feb
ruary 1895, at Y O'clock, NJ, FIR the purchase Of
all Horses and Mules that msy die or be killed 81
this Depot within the next Twelve months succeed-
ing the dste of the contract
The bodies Of the ANIMALS vii be delivered daily
At aHy point within the limits OF this city that may
be agreed upon, 70 be conveyed from thence By
the contractor % a sufficient distance from the
limits Of the cityes viii prevent their becoming
nuisance 10 the citizens thereof
Bidders will state the amount to be paid per aBi-
mel and viii give their iul. name and post Office adj
dress. rll..
Payment required AZ the end Of each month.
Al oath Of allegiance must accompany each pro-
Position. 1a alI
Bonds in ihe sum Of One Thousand Dollars, sign
ed hy the contractor and two guarantees viii be
quired Of the successful bidder upon signing the
contract.
Proposals must be lainiy Marked Proposals
Tor Dead Hor IS and Mules" aud be addressed 70
the undersigned
By order OF Bvt Brig. Gen. J. l. Donaldson, Chi
q NJ. Dept. Of CuInb.
CHARLES II. IRWIN
iebH Iii LcF Capt. & A. O NJ
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CSC. oEMERIT q CO.

SPLENDID List OF ARTICLE
An o be sold Tor One DsllsT each.
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DIR. KINGS
Foa
PRIVATE DBKASKS.

FPS-T>ss Dr.. Kline. a5zmsEiy q New York, nor
49, last iour ysaIs q LOuisrie, Ky. who
has devoted his attention % The treatment of pr
yate diseases lor 30 years, afttars hi1nsaiL naFne
attended 70 practice for 20 many years, aud cured
90 many Thousands, be 10 enabled b curs az daas
q private nature 30 mater how hsd fhey 1azy b.
ifon injudicOus medies tTeatrnsnt o. Rom nasle.t
q their own. Dr. Kings Dizpensary is No 81
Deaderick street, between Cherry and the 8snars
second story Whare ne eures AZ diseases q = pm
Yate nature.
GonorThosa cured wisa0ui raassos1B incidence OF
Interference with business.
Striehlres Of old or recent date edectuaily cured
" ieF days, b. operation Hnich cagss8 d,
pain4 Where stzioslrs ek.s1s health cannot -
enjoyed. Pernaps no dls8age causes more mischief
and urdermines the health - much.
Byphilia, with Al the di3ea5es 81 De skiz. zros.
NJ oct q neglect Or bad treatment caa 81 efsctu-
ally cured IN 3 few days. ~
9EzHAL EEaKzzss--Partcuia atfeefiua hsyius
been given TO this disease, and az TIE eed,dneaca.
RrOEIng out Of y, brought IN many cases by tfa
destructive nauts o. ineonsidsEats youth and AZ
eessige Indulgence 81 TIA passionf. 4 neglecf 81
which Ein undefmlne the Constitution. ra1dsrine
the subject unft ior 0l1naas q soeietg and cans-
ing premature old a2o.
Females Who may Be- iaoorIng win say dinsalfy
q tne Hotns nasJ rssf sanrsa 81 lmmsdl4ts ~
Persons residing ABROAD, by wrssaz ~ stating
seeir case. Win Zee enclosed. direct ftTr A Hing
No = DeadeficE street, Nasngilis. Team ~ haze
tag necessafy medicines 8snt y lhsif sddraas.
ones houra hon O'clock b uss fnoFans unti
TIE evening". aBfs TtF
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BOOKS

For AL classes, upon sn subjects, IN every style of
binding and ia endless variety Exclusive
Agent for the ..
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FOR fMBllHIRG

DIR PUNK has OPESED Az EsTABIfsH.
~ meus b nashville, Tenn. for Erabairairls o.
dead. % CserJ stFssi, aooss acuts 81 ths
He VII attend 10 disiHlerring and s,rva~ai.s
boae ffom this ana all points South a ao.od -
sorimelt OF nle1lllc eases and Inc src'lf,s "a
hand Rranen odioe8 a. cnsl1aaooRa, Tann., ard
h.ln.sEilis. IA d. H. PRUSK, II. ..
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Lumber.

4U,OUU FEET DRESSED FLOORING, s2
TO Zee, o5e inch seasoned common boaFds.
suss rsosi red aad fcr sale b
D. D. DICEEY, Agent,
Broad and High sts.
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Our inducements 20 Agents and
Clubs.

To those agents who take Their COMMISSION in
Books and Gifts the following commission viii b
allowed:
To any person forwarding II Clubs Of 10 Books, 8
Clubs o. u Books, or s Clubs Of 81 Books each, a
Silver Watch-cyilndsr escapeTnent-WOrth $l2-
To any person forwarding % Clubs OF 10 Books, 10
Clubs OF u Books, or Clubs Of 81 Books each, q
Silver Watch, patentleveT hunting case, worth S25.
II preferable, the agent may select any other ar
tlcle on our list Of the value Of the watch he may
be entitled to.
Aqeufs viii retain the certificates Of Books and
Gifts until the required numbers o! Clubs arr com
pleted when they viii be forwarded TO as as VOucn-
ers.
Unless these regulations are strictly complied
with, no allowance Will be made on extra commits
aiOu.
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AN 70 be sold for One D liar each.
lleo Csold Hunting oased watclies .....s lOo each.
100 Gold stches o. each.
200 Ladies' % each
so silver TO - eacn
6oO Gold Neck and Vest Chsins--.- II TO 70 esen-
l,Ol0 Chstelsfne aud GuPFd Chains.-. y - escn.
81 90 Vest and Mack ns...4s ....s.. TO IL each
1000 Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches TO each
1900 Coral, Laws, Garnet &C., !" 3 to each.
200 Gold, Jet Opal, &a., Ear Drops 70 each
SO q Cent? Breast sld Searf Pins -. 3 to s each.
5000 Oval Band Bracelets. to EACH
1900 Chased Bracelsts...-........... 70 10 each
$40 California diamond Pins Rngs2z to each.
1900 Gold Watch keys...................st to eacn
5000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons Studs 70 each
1000 Gold Thimhl 70 eaen.
5000 Miniature Lockets ..... 2 70 each.
1000 Miniature T.ockets, Msqie....... to each.
200 Gold Tcotnpicks Cross es, &C.. to each
80 Fob ard r bbon Slides .-...-..-. to 5faeh
5000 Chased Gold Rlngs..-...-.-..----. TO each
1000 stone Set hlngs-.....-..-...-... Z 70 each
$500 Sets Ladies' JeWelry-Jet and
Sola-...-..----...- ...-.-...--.-. 0 70 10 eaeIi
5000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry--TAried
styles..- ..--...--..-.. .-...--.... 20 10 eseI,
5000 Gold Pens, S liver Case & Pencil 4 to each.
1900 Gold Pens, Gold Case a Pencil to 10 each.
5000 Cold Pens, Gold-mounted Hold
70 oeech
Al the goods in the shove List viii be sold, With
out reservation, for ONE DOLLAR each Certificates
ef ali the various articles are placed IN similar en-.
velopes and sealed. These envelopes will be sent
bY mall or delivered az our Office without regard
70 choice. On receiving certificate you viii see
shat Is represents, and Il Is optional with yeu 70
send one dollar and receive the article nsmed or
any other in the list Of same value In sd transac.
tons By mail We charge for forwarding the cert f.
catee paying postage and doing the business, Is
cents each FIVE CERTIFICATES will be sent for 81,
EIEyEN for 81; Thirty for s.; SrxTY-FIvE for SlOs
and ONE HuEDREp for SIS. BY this mode we give
selections from Varied stock of fne goods, Of the
best make and latest styles, and Of intrinsic worth
At nominal price, while ali have chanee Of seeu-
ring articles Of the very highest value. 4a
We guarantees entire satisfaction in every instance,
snd Z there should oe any person dissatisfied WITH
any srtcle they may receive, they may immediate
" return it. sTd the price will be refunded.
I AaEsTS.--We, allow those acting as Agents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided then
remittance amount TO One Dollar.
They will collect twenty five cents for every Ger
tfcate, and retaining 10 cents remit to Is cents
for each.
81 address ID GEO. DEMERIT A CO.,
jsnl-sm . 3o3 Broadway, New York.
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m most certain remedy ever used.
sTea. positive cure for
GonoFrhos, elect, Structures,
ccntuns no Miuersl--no Balssui-no sieruury.
Only ten pills TO be taken 70 effect cure.
They are entirely vegetable. hayirss M small nor
unpleasant taste, and win not in any way injure the
stomach or bowels Of The most delicate. 90
Cures II from two to four days, and recent cases
in twenty-four hours. Prepared by q eraduate OF
the University Of Pennsylvania, one Of the most
eminent doctors and chemists Of the present day
No eyposlre-sso 1foable-sso Chdnqs Hhaterer. Let
those who haye nespaired Of gettipg cured, or who
have been gorged With Balsam Copa6ia, OF Mercury,
st once try the
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Sundries.
NASHVILLE
WOOD AND COAL COMPANY

Is PREPARED TO DELIVER COAL 10 ANY.
Il parS a the clty. Orders peompiiy artsa ded q.
once No. 81 south College sarssL
isnS-H THO6. K MCKKRT.
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sAMARITAFs GIFT.
Sent By msil in plain envelope.


BLOOD. BLOOD BLOOD.
scrofulA, Ulcers. Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered to the public as positive eure.
SYPHILIS OR VENERIAIl DfSEASFS thu SA-
MARITAE'S ROOT AND HERb JUICES 4 the
most potent, certain and eectual remedy ever pre-
scribed; il reaches and eradcates egery particle OF
the Venereai poison, 50 that the cure Is thorough
and permanent Take then OF this Purifying Rey9.
edy and be healed, and not transmit to your pea
terity that for which you may repent in after years
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incurable. the
SaTaaritans Root and Herb Juices will remove everv
vektige Of impurities rom the system as wen as al
tbs bad effects Of mercury. 81
EEMALESl FEMALESH
IN many affections with which numbers OF Fe-
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB juices ia
most happily adspted-in Ulcerafed Uterus, in Leu
corrilosa, in bearing down, Falling Of the won,h.
Debility, and for all complaints incident to the sex
Samaritan's Wash
Is, in caee Of Syphilis. used in coufunetion with
the Root and Herb Juices. Full directions
The efficacy of these remedies is alike seknoWl-
edged by physicians and patients. AIhey are used
in the q. 8. Hospitals, thus restoring to heslth
many Of our brave soldiers.
From fhs Baltimore SBn
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UnItea states Direct Tazes.

OrBso UsTTED srarEs' prn1cs Tx c5sss,siosEz. ,
DlsrHICr % IssNsssIxs Z
hasEyfLEE JAA,x n, a36b.
rTHE QUOTA OF DIRECT TAXES DUB IRON
4 ths County 81 DaNdaou. IN ths stats 81 re1nes-
SO, under re act q Congress spFrored AuFuai
is9l, has been appofiicDed and cfafa.ed upo1 ~
ne lands s1d lcts ~ Zround Ia SD Co1Efy ~ D.
FEson iu pursuaace 81 The SCI 81 copaTess suiiiet
tAk act Tor the colecEoB d eireel taEss la inatF-
ectionsFy distress within the Cnted taies and %
. her purposes, Approved June 7, ise4
Th6 taref thGa charged mag - pad within fktt
syf from tiis dale. mo TIE lrszs1rE q ~ ln-lsd
Hfafea, % % ne Commissioners a. ihs.r one -
talhvi.is, No. "a 5out1 Cherry street
n FERkf,
DHLAHo 81 SMITH
NO. 81 RDf6Ea5,
halG2a, c9ulR saQRsgS
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DO NOT DESPAIR
Sanaritan's Wash
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE 81.
MARITAN'S REMEDIES

MARITAN'S REMEDIES.
"PosT HOSPITAL, FoRT MARSHALL
Baltimore, Md, Feb. p, 1854
'l have great satisfaction in stating that have
used ''1he SdnlGrita'r RAs1edies for VeneresI Dis
ease IN is most customary form; that have used
them with Judgment, discretion, snd properly. and
have found them to respond 20 my antieipations
promptly and effectually Knowing their compo-
sition, hsve the fullest confidence in their eficaey
and IS far as my use Of them extends recoYnnoeri
them strongly. ALFRED c. BOwERs
'Assistaut Surgeon 5th New York Vols. -
Let it be understood that these remedies are a.
recommends, and will positively cure the diseases
for which they are offered.
Price OF Male Packages, Samsritan's Gift 500
Female 500; Root and Herb Ju &c 81 90; Wash
so cents.
Sold by ". J. 4 C. ". SMITH, Druggists,
Co ner Chur h and Vine sfre cts
NASHVILLE, TEsN.
Desmond Co., Proprietors, SIS Race streets,
Philadelphia.
janls-6m. n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-19

SAN FRANoIsCo, April I6.-The destruc-
ton OF the democratic newspapers last
evening was not the result of any recent
offensive utterances, but the sudden out
bursts of long peut up indignation at
their opposition to the government all
through the war.
The French organ Pact6que, was threat
enedr and is now under guard. The Upion
& American was destroyed entire. The
excitement prevailed ali night.
Public meetings are being held to ex-
press the public feeling, and the Mayor
called one for this p. N, to prepare for The
obsequies ofthe President
SAN FRANCIsco, April IA large
meeting of citizens was held ut Piatt's
Hall on Sunday, the Mayor presiding. A
series of resolutions were passed express.
ing the sentiment of the people at the
death of Abraham Lincoln. A committee
of so citizens were appointed. to make
preparation for the obsequies of the Presi
dent.
No disturbance of the public peace has
occurred since the last dis patch. The mil
tary are still under arms, and patrol the
streets at intervals, but there is no proba.
bility of futher disturbance.
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aprl2-2n
United STATES Of AIERI0a
District OF West Vir1ID,,

"HEREAS, . libel has been fled in the Di..r,,.
~ Court of the United States for the DiStrict ~
West Va, on the sth day Of April, 1885, BY Rdwiu
O. Paden against the Steamboat ,OottaVS NJ Q -
her engines tackle, outfit and furnitlro, and sESpst
All persons intervening for their interests tberejr
and especially against William HarpoIe part ov,neT
Of said steamboat, in Of Iicitation or paFtI
u0nJ Tor the reasons and causes IN said libel man
toned and claim the usual process and monitIoD
the said Court In that behalf to be made and that
all persons interested in the said steambo0t And
especially the said William Harpols port oITner
thereof may be cited In general and special to An
sWer the premises aud all proceedings being ha6
that The said steamboat, her engiles tackle ont6t
and furniture may, for the canses in the Gad Thai
mentioned be Sold and the proceeds thereof
into Court, TO be divided aud distributed ACCORDING
to Law. RI S
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the noui,Iop nm,
der the seal Of [he said Court to me directed and
deiVered do hereby give public rotice to All per-
cons claiming the said steamboat, her engines
tackle outfit and furniture, or in any manner IN.
tereste therein, that they be and appear before the
said D rct Court to be held In and for the Ds.rct
Of Wet Virginia, on the 10th day Of April 1855 at
o'clock in the for moon Of that day, if the same
shall DO day ofjur- dictiOn, otherwise on the noIt
day of Jurisdiction thereafter then and there to fn
terpoEe claim for the and to make their a..
Legations in that behalf.
Dated the 18th day Of April, 1865.
EDWARD II. NORTON,
JANIS s, WHAT, Proctor for LibelIant. ~.
apr15-14td
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The Body of the late President lying
in State

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The body of
the late President is lying in state in the
East room. Thousands of persons of both
sexes are thronging thither. The East
room is decorated with the trapPiugs of
woe. In the immediate centre of this spa
cious room is erected the catafalque, and
the coffin is within the immediate view of
the line of spectators. Each stops q mo-
ment to take view of the face of the de-
ceased and many shed tears. The hand of
friendship and affection has contributed
the choicest flowers to adorn the coffiu and
made up the foundation upon which it
rests. Between half past nine this mora
ing and noon at least 5000 persons had
visited the Executive Mansion, and there
are thousands more slowly following in
turn to indulge similar privilege.
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rWAsHMsFoN, April 1s.-It was stated in
q former dispatch that the person arrested
this morning as the person who attempted
to take the life of the Secretary of State,
WAS supposed to be Surrat, but there is
reason to believe that the desperate is no
other than Thomas, the so.cAlled "Frenoh
Lady, !" who It will be remembered captured
the steamer ST. Nicholas in 1861, and was
subsequently spprehended, tried, convicted
and sentenced 70 the Penitentiary, from
which by some means he Was Released
Nothing positive however, is known on the
subject. i5esai
Secretary Seward is much better "a. day,
so is Fred. Seward, who is gradually gain.
ing full consciousness. Il Is now couf-
IDENTIFY hoped and expected that both the
Secretary and Assistant Secretary will
speedily recover. fesg i,pa SOS
In accordance With 8 resolution passed
ct meeting of the citizens Of Illinois, held
ct the National Hotel yesterday evening,
the citizens OF that State assembled ct vii.
lardis Hotel, preparatory to paying their
respects to His Excellency Andrew John
son President of the United States.
Gov. 0glesby, accompanied by Senator
Richard Yates, Gen. Isham, Ex-senator o.
q. Browning, aud . large eonOourse of Cit
isens, repaired 10 the rooms of President
johnson In the Treasury BniIdiug, Gov,
0gIesby presented the dsIsgatiod and ad.
dressed the President.
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BALTIMORE, April 1s.-It is understood
that the party alluded to as under arrest
here, states thata the original design
of the conspirators was to capture Presi-
dent Lincoln, sometime back, make him a
prisoner, and in this way compel general
release Of all rebel prisoners then held by
the United States. When the general ex.
change of prisoners, however, commenced
this project was abandoned by him and
others as no longer necessary, and he says
he refused to have anything further to do
with it and endeavored to induce others to
give up their designs upon the life of the
President.
This is substantially correct statement
of what the prisoner has so far divulged.
he is we'll known resident of Baltimore.
The city councils offered reward of
$4,000 for the arrest Of the assassin OF
President Lincoln.
The feeling here against Booth is greatly
intensified by the fact that he is Balti.
norian, and it is desired by the people that
one who has SO dishonored the fame OF
Baltimore should meet with speedy jus.
tice.-
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B0- Bur very few persons have any true
conception of the amount of labor per-
formed at the delivery of city Post Office.
More especially is this the case where the
clerical force is limited by the amount of
pay allowed by the Post Office Department,
as is the case in the Wheeling ONCE. Nou-
days aud Saturdays are particularly trying
days. The calls on these days far exceed
Ing the other days of the week. An accu.
rate account was kept of one of the inter-
mediate days, aud the number Of calls at
the general delivery alone was found to be
ls4O, while the number of letters delivered
were only $40. When the calls for the
Boxes which are. visited upon the arrival
OF every mail are added to the above, and
the other duties of opening and distribut.
log mails, &c, are considered, some idea
may be formed of the arduous duties per.
formed, snd yet these are but portion of
the duties performed.