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New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
ENAy,a Mo a@yNn naaRET Eslgs:

~ Der SSOES-5.eO0 Ladies and tieu-
;cmens for sale. The Hppcrs of tE truly elegant Over
shoe made from the Rabbcr e. Imported Fom South Anne
rcs in sheets ere exceedingly elastic ttcsamc ssoc ad
ss;ng itself every width Of foot softer than French
kid and made lasts Of the approved Broadway
fashions The bottoms so-, OF leather laid between Ii,
rubber joined together securely 10 be perfectly
water proof These Shoes have beer tric thoroughly the
past and general satisfaction Livery pnir
warranted decompose the appcis TO loosen from
!h. soes hc trade invited exam!ng these and
general assortment OF India Rubber Shoes, IL order
for the fl trade.
HORACE H. DAY, Successor to Rexsury |. R. Co,
,l. In l!6 Maiden lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

DECGs AND MEDICINES OF every de-
~ criptior and of the bes. quality may be had AL
Hours on application ~ \. CLARK, 80 Bovery.
X Phy:cian Of long experience (Fao practices in the
ne-ib9r .oOd viii be attendance give advice, &c
the hour. of : A. u and P. u. Iy3 3s
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
Prepared AMI sold, wholesale and retail by
A.R s ID SANDS. nrarg

- ard 100 Fulton 81
Sold also by VIM Brown, isl Washington aud :. w
FoElc, 30 Prince-si Bos Joseph blch r Providence
r. l.; L. w Bull Hartford, CT; DR.. K ". hatheTson
Norwich CT; H. Rew & Go. Albany; J. GOrham, and J.
Fowler Ncwburg y. Y. Dr. David Jane, % South Third
st. Philadelphia; &. X. Tyler. Baltimore E. Triycr Il
Son, Pouchhe-pse aud BY druggists generally IN the
principal and chief towns IN the Unied States Price
81 sis I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
) I X A BIS NJ U :

Commonly cGticd Squirting ,,,,
AND CONFIRMED CArARACTS On The Eft'
Safety and ctIeciuaiy removed On few mHutee) Win
scarcely any Inconvenience or pain to the tatlent
Terms TO ,uit the circumstances Of the Psuent
s. R-Ofice hours from : o'clock A. d.. until r D.,
,firr yyhich on door nntlcnts visited. - I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
ROLLED GERMAN SILVEK.

JAMES G. NOFFET'T, III Prnce-sireo; near Wooster
, woaid particularly call the attention OF Hardware Deal
er ,nd Manufacturer: t. his superior arc Of ersn ST.
ye- zch offer, fox sale wholesale aud retail oil all hSA
ncs,zs and warrants equal TO any eitHe! Foreign OF DO
rre.tic for rnlnr md .oftness- a---u
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
.3'OyEs-NrOyfs

sE'Ct K - l0t Is.
NEW PA
TENT Coal COOKING
KTTCHES COMPANION
STOVE. BoS offered cor sale,
wholesale or retail, 81 Sss
Graed Il. TINS stove IS sc
krowledrcd hy al! bat nave
u,e3 thcm TO he superior TO
any So, : that hss been nitro
6uced 10 ths Ne~-lotk mar
kct. The public are iaUtet
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
EROu EEsG-uAs LAxE & sON.-To Ii

ENROII EEaG.IAs LAKE. u sSN.-To the
( Publlc-Mr. Samuel Anen, of New York City. feel
ing himself feyed by alyertsemcn; signed Ihos
laae Sou ami haring applied 10 us stating such fact
ts.e th method OF explaining the same We therein
stated that NJ. lien but three years employ
merit and merely block uppers and attend the
ourneyncu for well known fact thet saing during
the Illness OF Mr. Lane he trimmed Ladies Shoe,
or cut pair OF Ladies Cater Boots for sufficient rea
.on that he competent to do 1t IN which ~e iId
not mean wish the public To think he was not comp
zen, To do IT, but them understand that took
charge o. business ourselves. - worn man. Mr. Al
len the beS- ard for getting up the araclss OF La
.e. Shoes aud Cater koots, always considered him
more c-npeteu; any Other ever had IN our
emp oy-rient TIOiiAS LANE = Son
Utica Aug. y, ISL.
a.yc Submitted the publication Of the above article
,shich tcg liner vit the paymca Of all cost. IN The sat
receive rs Il sufficient atonemcnt for c1umny.
,l53t+ SAMUEL ALLEN. 1T J. 4. Miles, IL Canal =
S.EEEi. pENS.-MosLsY's, GILLorr's aud Kerr
> ,H,w's S,ce Fens. good assortment Of POCKET
BOOKS, and oIaer g0ods,a at Wholesale.
t. K. GILLESPIE. 10 Johu-street.
au21 Pm Between Broadway and Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

pSANsPARENT ITALIAN WIN
/ DOW SEADES--oI.lvER w. WCODFoRD, -
Ca;.arlne st enahe offer 800 pairs Of Transparent
Wirdcw Shades ST the following c~ prices VIZ
nj pa-s LaaiscaPes [orcisl views al SIS per pal
81 pai-s Moonlight S-saes........S359 10
- pairs V;gnctts Ceate.s-- 500 90
go pairs French Scroll 5ort-rs--------SicO do
y. 5. 80 real i;siI-ns fTcrl $l0o1to Sy per @
Country Merchants ana phosirrers sill realize saving
OF 20 per cent rs purchasing from lsc subscriber.
sI=l IN u w WOODFORD, 65 Cath crlne-sc
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
CHA RLEs CLUDIUs,

CHA KI4Es CIUBIJ
SUCCESSOR 70 GEO PEUscHIR-)
1sANUFACTURER OF PAPER BONES, 1s1 William
~ street, every possible shsps style, anj variet ioF
ths use of any neOf business constantly hent large
assortment OF Square Boxes plain and f-acy, single aad
II sets, also
BANDBOXES,
bv the bale nest
GENUINE German Cologne Water inortei, and fO' sale
low - 5E
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

Pr p.fes t.r y hi-a they l:e recommended Owns
- For .a'e wholesale ard ietlil by D ID: >ANOS'
General Agca - ana 10 Fulton lHd = Ets; bTo2s"'E
Minor s2 Broadway, Young l52 Lh,ham eel
Gr'ss Bosefy aTani SIS Greenwich J. CoSdins u
- Cin'l-.t T }. Codtipg,na Son -. HGd'oa -
>ehi dt'in IL CAna-. Gccrse Lindel - SAh sVguhe'
RE. 81 Broadway. jobs Sym. IS wery, Bateau ~ Is w
err. +. C +. Mos sos G1Hd-it, Rotten is ks 6ra-
wy Gaon - Eo~ery, SPlsiS Fefd IS Bo"sry Rotten
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

nApER alANVFANyuRERs, ANO COM

MISSION WAREHOUSE, No 81 Liberly --trcet-
Printing, photographic AID Coorcd Papers all ;her
varieties OF any qua!it. from News
the finest Book paper made the country, nj tho fa.
market prices, from the very superior mills OF esf y
{. and W. Curtis Boston and w. & II. Curtis, Belivlc
r. and from several other manufacturers aasing the best
of machinery All orders thankfully received and prnmp
t.v executed. au7 6n EDWARD CURTIS. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

..Afut:s N.4tiS. tom tne lcdn. Spring
: The iodine Spring contains rigch mo-e Iodine and
Carbonate Of M-zucsa tbsn any o;ier ION lia1, ard cor
sqeat Is tie most powerfa lucrative and apcrient Il
i. ,irilv charged vih CsrboEc Gas which readers u
sIrse7: SO delightful d-lnk
l. y. KELLOGG, Orncr, Saratoga Spa.
Sold = wholesale and AL ~ e- 0rA by \ E. = ~
Sands. Druggists. - and 100 Faitorstrect retail by
David sands & Co - East Sro7avay; r Chiffon. 26j
Bso.d=av: Ni.nau, lc3 Broadway Slocun. corssr Of
Broadway and Chambers-strcet; ua-i pcl,uc, 81
Broiisy aH1 Park Ro". Ru,h-on & Asriswali.,6 WI
ilus-.i-cci; Dr. Minor 1913 Brosdwsy har.. - Broad
way Ring t4i BfcadEay; Doii, o.. BrozdwaY Coegcs
hail ~ Pc4r-strcct Bin-s < Koseum.!es 81 Bleeek-
e--.rcet Hal - Grecuw !ch treet jea -.9-s x Bennett
L. Greer ich-.trert; Burger. 81 CO.tst-;rest; Rot
ton 10 East Broadway. sli IN
Css5.sstTs> SS2s1sE= LIS AND Re
< Tali--A good assortment Of rcadg -madc Ciot.ns,
manufactured expressly for III, Fall aat Winter Trade,
now being sold wholesale aa5 re:si - = Chatham :;
Tbs stock and consists p7F; C; me blue and black
Bearer Pilot and Flushing OTcscoat made n'he latest
fashions; sGQcriao PLAIN figured sax and abby e-
ve Satin. Yeleacy Cioh and ~4;uci Vest. OF '1re'y
OF yiss good assortment oi Cashmere, >atne, and
;io-.kn P-gtaoous h,des first Fatc lot o. Shirts and
Drawers w red tNilcA and plain FtageI OF yarioG'
qualities blsacsei and uBbsach,d C-ntoa Flannel h=ia
icn striped. Calico and Inc white Musir.-A selling
cscap for Cash and suitable for - city and country trade
NB Cocniry Merchants particularly requested 20
call and cx anime TIC stock for Themselves 40 - Chat
ham = ~ N
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

N0C2 AND BUsLpING sToNE-The
IL Subscribe; viii dehver board OF vessel. a. the
Priaon Dock Dock Stone FOR Is per and Marble
Building Stone for Is 81 par
States Prison. Asaa, Pleasant. Iune 9, ls42-
isIa 6ru D. L. SEYMOUR. A-cz;
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
Nr,r-Yn-v Ni,rl.lsin.

NEfV-1 OES. Way l. 10 ~
Ne'sr,. \ B D. Sanis-Genegiea: FEELING OF thank
furcs and gratitude rdu inform you that an per
f-cty OF the salt heum by the 81 yuHi Kennedy
TIE dess- .preid 5ll hands 90 nv hfSer Gd an
had ben ding foGT,en yeas during which time ' nm
Der ;ic inlfc thln 20 dlereut PHYSICIANS wac i
f1led give tsl ateuPoary .eei 'S' able 10 u'f
n,nd- hui !e and aid ne, ~, them in water my man
r-Trlted of -n1 was almost hepie from he com
plin tried Indian and Root Doctors but all 20 200
until advised BY friend 90 use your Rene
dy. ioune cd with ite f h. ylns led 50 many thnS
without producing luy good e-ct In few days my hid
be p aod s,nd : put IN water daily they
continued 20 improve and Ia weeks we're entirely well
II hin TX -uths since the cure "a eiee'ed'
Yorfs respectfully. LNDtALEWl> Newark. y
Ne .r, d. II D. Sanls-Gcut, certify h nave hetn
cured Rh-um G., yelrs stand n7 ~ the Tie -
yo Remedy and >v-p Of Sfrs pIrn aud "th every re
i:ouhed WIKI dreadful complaint IN any fora wou1
cali n-. and will sa,.fy them that you. VII ute
the "a perfectly. Your. truly ANN MARIA WElbALL
Residence 100 Nassau-.L, store li5 Fulton ~.
Sew-York. June ). $50.
ii-.r,.N 3 q. Stni.-Genilemen: Feeling deeply IT.
dehed YOU thu ,sabe services you have rendered me-
do checIly INF you h, my wife entirely Gu ed
q hr salt Rhcin ny the OF your Grmod1 and syrup ~
>,,parll She Rad hen very severely afflicted with ihe
disc the face f"f ysarhlI tiled various medicines
both internal AID external. but without producing any good
e-c'. until by the advice Of friend Who cured - 1f
cine she ed H. and an thankful 10 say
the result ha. been perfect You. rcspec fully,
JOHN CHAPMAN, - Chathan-st
Nrw-York. Sept l., 1883
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

1 AIDES. ATTENTION :-HENRY VII
IL LlAA> CO. w0uld politely Invite the Lsdss 20 esi
and examine taeir large and Speadid aso;ent Of pam
figured plaid and s.-iped Acrssesc De Lanes al al
prices from 70 saing per yasd- Taglionis and SlS
of al eoors together Sith fu OF French ana
Enclsh GerInos. tl,anels Ken short :ci assortment
OF Fall snd Winter Goods, for ssr cheap al
HENRY NIi-LiASS ( CO, >15 Gtrenwica-si
B-FrcncA, English and Azer.caa PIicts. frons 81 10
; snilhars sl1 la
INTELLIGENCE OFFICS-Lices,ed by
the Mayer, i3c Brcone st. door IRON Broadway. i
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
as;ets.Ep AYE ssg.ATEEsS' ssNass.

FAST RATE article Of relied aad Platers Brass car
"a always 10 found a, JAMES e. MoFFST, III Prince
street near Wooster! o. the lowest msrtei prce' Ike
WI. ve-v .rnarin- srticle d Cooners B-.ss az 4
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
y . = y" III T'l NTH
~. -. -,t,r-I Pr. -.


To the shove we add our rory Il the et
oiey Keh,ri. n, 6ef, They excellent i-r all ''s
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
DR. RECRARDsoN,s SHERRY WINE
~ HETTEKS.-rhe folloaink are few Of he ed
Fcon ,br Bo.ten Meaning 20.

y u
D. Richardson's Sb-frv ine Bisrs excellent med
ea We have tskea sofle II .he ,aG srsut Ten year
yoGnsc. IN car i--lingsl taaa ironh ssa
Frous the BHakesh bill Aurora, Chsrie.town.
Dr. Richardson's Bites-Trs Edior of the Poi has eeef
feei ys1Ti yovse " &c - % sotle u Dr.
Rich i-d:os Ber- The Bitter, qsiie ropgar sDe
Prov hchy s.Reita TIE editor II he Post eeruly
god authority n such and bis p-onal ,IPer
sh3et % Tar craft ESQ shng the Doctor, CsDPOuEd
F-ns ne E.ssI Banner and Hlvgrh Advertiser.
This ;ae fr he q t5 yarsAie edciue
tie an cieeul family Fnedicin- Tor de,.~, which
r-fe cuge n ~ BEEN dreossret l.
p1et of di5e-ert and Plsnt. We Ike the b;
hey qack, hct prepared = guar practical
pt-,ci a. who .sss very e sbout thsm himself.
leaves It for hose % make siieas-t
4 hert ene6cil eiec upon the yscrs- W. hne past usea
,-1 ,s.- s1s VIII Sc found on the cutsideot "a
u1n1 ago oce un, tight. sing hull! dance OF
= o, i'hou Feeling that day, We soon ~ &c a'c'
c-ef ar57r Ih i4t le n5l- Bottn-se Bitter have eusI
apd had hsen 5orn assin, and can sas IL
p.ia- style. '.5es5n- dull estr 10 'eIi Ourselves
and ho nc wish 70 Zee 80 resort 10 Richardson's
I. ~ -. l.-.- In, tn- thn.r,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
RECORD INK .

which, there no longer r-iaps doubt. superior any
sly for possessing every quality which rem
der for pubiic documents rd permanent records
bet for pleasure Afforded using J. II hows freely
quill metallic pens, aud does corrotr tsf All
dealers whether IN cry conn;ry. invited c al be-
crc they repienish. and Ar. HsmB@rds recon-
rcndation from the hes Judge this city also
from officer Vermont, AMI ffoa iaic College,
n .y-1,vfl, corsr. g. Sc SIS Ia,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
11i0CxEsT AND t;LASs-iO0 zs0"

< EssE.-NERRIrr s. PAGE are opening Al 'hsir
stores 100 Boxer and SO Gtantsrsct, large number
o. new patterns OF Dlnpsr and Tea Ware which Sh Their
former assortment OF China plaza Ard cut 6as
Lamps Girandoles &c. renders their stock q coal
pe,e IN variety Is car found the ci;y Housekesp-
-, and others no ISL lay iheE money 70 tEe best
sdvautscs will ind il 81 % ect 10 give Them call!
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
LIST OF CHURCHES AND PLACES OF ORSHlP
En- the City of New-Hor

Prepared for the New YORK mum
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
VII. EaseSAFk 81 60.
= IN STE ElTNpL- rl,-Sr .

y. 3. 4 cors.aa, snrply q ol.lvays on -. ~
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

EE0CfkERT.-I0O CONTEMPORARIES
K * PAGE would call the attention Of the Public 10
their extensive stock OF p-n and rich Glass China &C
&c :, their stores Nos loo Bowery and 35e Grani-st
prices myderate .ul5 lay
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

Chronic Inflammation Of the Eye-lid sore Eye,
however long standing DE erctsay and permanently
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-14

band then requested DR. B Uhcsc communications
WEIR always made IN wriiing) To give martial ,urn
to the muse Presently she said she was running
over IN her mind the Marselcs hymn Mr. q ,hcn
desired him to give domestic turn TO the music and
~ moment she said she was singing Home. sweet
nome The Doctor then placed one hand upon The
organ OF phioprogenIvenoss keeping the other still
upon tune. and presently she said She was sinc;no
HUSH, my dear lie still and slumber In fact. her
mead during all these experiments seemed TO respond
to The touch of the Doctors hand ms promptly as the
Keys oil piano TO the hand ola skilful performer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-14
HENRY A WISE

As this gcntlcman's political position has been
deemed uncertain, we take from the Norfolk Herald
the following notice We have KEEP, 1t back some
days supposng there nigh, be msapprchcnsion in
parts of IT, but as no correction has appeared
sumo the representations here made 10 be genuine
N Y American
As you doubtless feel an interest in the political
position of Mr. Wise, | will state that on Monday
the Sth inst, Mr. Wise addressed the people of
Northampton, in which address he distinctly decar-
ed that he could never cooperate politically with the
Loco-Focos that while in the private relations of
life there were many Of them mexceptionable vet,
as party, he believed them totally nprincipled,
and had confidence whatever in their political in
tegrty-that he was no third party man was for
no reorganization of parties--that while he could
not support Mr. Clay having had reason to change
his opinions of that gentleman yet he would sustain
any other Wing for the Presdency-and that as for
Martin Van Buren,, (who would probably be the
Loco Foco candidate for the Presidency he shrank
from the idea of ever giving that individual his sup
port Mr. W also declared that Mr. Tyler was out
of the question-that neither party would support
him--and he also expressed the opinion that Mr.
Clay was equally broken down with Mr. Tyler"
Mr. Wise as usual hits all round, but be adheres
as he insists, to his Wing principles and associates
On the above, the American makes the following
remarks
The approaching session will be curious in man,
of its developments but one thing suppose al
ready clear, that Mr. Tyler has found out by Thu
time that the Tyler party is a very minute concerr
indeed Whether this conviction will dispose hin
TO administer the Government upon more broad anc
liberal principles than seem heretofore to have nnu
enced him, remains to be seen Our fears are u
least ms strong our hopes
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-14
PUBLISHERS & PROPRIETORS.

misconduct arising from wllful negligence or care.
lcssness md nntniion 10 their employers and 10 the
department
Many complains have been made agains thc
agents or travelling posimnscrs rail road routes
you are expected tn observe the conduct Of such as
may fall within the range Of your supervision
Information has been communicated Ia this IL
partncm that drivers and carriers Of the mail on the
moro distant and more important routes are IN the
habit of carrying letters in violation Of law thereby
less'ning the income Of the Department, As this
may bc done IN ignorance Of the law, YOU will ininrn
and instruct the contractors TO charge the carriers
and drivers to violate the law IN this particular
The ac of 1925 section 20 directs that all
shall deliver such letters whether sealed unscnl'd
TO the first l'os Office at which they arrive after
ccving them, and the Postmaster 10 directed 10 rate
and charge the postage
fyou become satisfied that any pos, office - no, Of
utility, and not required for the public Bccommoia.
ton, you will report that fact and the reasons for the
opinion
Upon the active eNer,ion and vigilnnt supervision
OF the Special Agents efthls Department, mainly dc.
pend the regularity. security and efficiency OF mail
transportation, and canno, too strongly impress up.
on you the importance and high responsibility Of
your stations 1t is to you the Postmaster Gcncml
must look for accurate information upon all subjects
pertaining to the outdoor operations OF the Depart
ment Give me your efficient aid, and do no, dos-
pair of making the Post Office Department, eminent.
| ly useful and popular
| Very rcspc ctfully,
| Your obcdicn, servant,
G. A WICKLlFFE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-14
From The ~ Y Com Adr
FRENCH LINE OF STEAM SHIPS TO
AMERICA

Translated from Me Courier des Etats Inns
There can be no question that the Government of
France has taken up in earnest the project Of cs'ab
fishing line of steamships between the principal
maritime cities of that kingdom and Of the United
States NJ DAubimy, captain in the French navy
recently arrived AT New York has been sent hither
by the Minister of Marine for the special purpose Of
investigating the actual condition of steam naviga-
ton in the United States and Of studying the i'm
proyements that have been made The visit of the
Prince de Jonvilc itself has not been without refer.
encc to this object, Judge from paragraph in
the Journal Deba,s
NJ DAubigny is of opinion that the close of SAP
may be assigned as the time at which a first line OF
four steam packets, between lIavre and New York
may be put IN operation The vessels, which are
already in a forward state of progress, to be Of
the war model but so constructed as to serve admir-
ably IN time Of peace, for the transport Of goods and
the conveyance Of passengers They will be com
manded by officers Of the navy their capacity Il
be about 1900 tons, and their power 600 horses
/ NJ DAubigny will set out in few days for thu
South, whose principal rivers and seapors he vii
examine He has given minute attention TO the s,eau
frigates Missouri and Mississippi at the navy yarc
on Long Island
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-14

want To sec And we are going tomorrow morn.
ing Mr. Dallas What do YOU think nowf
And sure enough, the ncu morning the Yankee
boy passed the ambassadors house., in splendid
coach and four, waving his handkerchief and shout
ing good bye good byer
Mr. Dallas afterwards learned from the Emperor
that all the particulars relnicd by this adventurous
youth were strictly true lie again heard from him
at Moscow visited by the public officers and treated
with rs much attention is usually bestowed on
ambassadors
The last udings Of him reported that he was tray.
cling m Circassia, and wiring journal which he
intended 10 publish
Now, who but Yankee could have done that
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-14
VOL. XLVu.l
II. T. WHITE & l.. T. GUERNSEY.l
JOHNNY SANDS.

A man whose name was Iohny Sands
Had married Betty Hague
Who. though she brought han cash and land.
Yet pfov'd a shocking plague.
For she was quite scolding wife,
Fuli of caprice and whim:
lie sad that he was tired OF life,
End she was tired Of hin.
Saws be-. then will drown myself,
ibs river runs below
Saws she, pray do you silly ELI
wish'd il long ago.
SAID he upon the brink uprgb,
I'll stand run down the hill,
And push me 10 with all your might,
Sad she, my love Will
For fear OF courage should lack,
And Try 10 save my life,
Pay tie my hands behind my back
! will, replied the wife.
She Tied them fast as you may think,
And when securely done,
Now 60, she cried, upon the brink,
And I'll prepare to run.
Al down the bill his tender bride
Now run with all her force
To push him in--he s,epp'd aside
And she fell in OF course.
There splashing, struggling, like fish,
20 help me Johny Sands"
Il can't nv dear though much wish,
For you have tied my hands
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-14
Posr OrricE DEPARTMENT, J

NoNtiltfT Sun IE9Is
Sir To tho duties assigned you by any former
instructions Special and Confidential Agent Of
this Department desire 10 add that Of strictly OBJ
serving the manner m which the Pes Offices are
kept m the section and along the lines Of route you
may be- called % inspect and travel
The Postmaster General expects that every Post
Office, whatever may be- H. importance shall BE- al
tended 10 or'superyised boy 'he Deputy Postmaster
The practice which, ! regret 10 learn, has obiaincd
IN many portions Of the Uupd States Of one man
holding the commission Of Postmaster willis aiy,h-
er discharges H. duiies mus b. stopped and when
such caser f4ll within your knowledge, desire that
they shall b. made the subject Of special report
Groa' carclcssness N the opening and keeping toe
mail IN insecure places and PRINTING pefsons 0hef
than he Postmaster or bis sworn assistants, 70 have
access 90 the -lne when apu'ng or after il Is Op'n
o. has bcsn charged. ia general terms upon many
Of he Po.imasiers Ia the small town, and Villages
Thi, c,il must hc corrected and when you have eyi
lenee Of,ha E-' e1pa-ied rou vii make nknoHI
20 The deyarm.ni. that he only efficient remedy ma,
q. applied viii ng continue iu office ,hose who
will nG themselves give their time and attention {,
b. discharge u iis d1ies OF Who violate or s1fe
violation. n the ruiz, u he department. 10 openin.
sui distributing ,hc mail
I &. als0 do-irablf that you olserye he depormer
ef IN carrier, and drivers Of mail. and rspor an,
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Hon II " Thompson a Wing member u Con.
yses, from Indiana, has iormally announced 10 hi.
conel,enfA Ina, he Will decline a reelection
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-14
POST OFFICE REFORM

We copy the suboincd circular Of VI Wiekiife
from the Madisonan Of Saturday last He goes for
a thorough reform in the Post Office Department
and suggests some changes in regard TO the manage
men Of the offices which will be very useful in their
operation -1roy Iihig
C,rcuiar LETTER 10 me Special agents If me PoH
OHre DEPARTMENT