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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19
i0's4 Lives i''D'' NORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HlS.AY. Secretary. A.,

n.y. The Chemical PrepaI ations OF Or
CourRud have obtained worldwide celebrity. and per
Saps no man science has been completely vletImt
nv empires than DR.. G.. No does his skIl elaborate
some sce calculated TO assuaie The pain OF ds'oTisy
% initiate in every poinexceptne Us virtues. The unws
- sre therefore cautioned against purchasing any OF the To-
oTinr articles except Dr. Gouauds only New YORK lie
Dot. q Walker street. ir.i store from Broadway.
PIJDRE SIJBTl LIE for eradcatDg superhuous hair iron
nort of the human body Always tested before buying
Proof positive this and mistake. Directions french and
Enrlrxh accompany each bottle.
ITALIAN MEblCATED SOAP for curing ing. pl IIls
bIoches tan redneSs. salowne. morpheW e'yspe
ne and ali cu;aneous complaints. so cents cake
ss ,,,i hovn o! black a the option Of The user whou,
staining Ire skin. Warranted: ,, =,
NIIipTiID VEGETABLE ROUGE1So cents
BLANC D'ESPAGNE. Spanish White toI tie COMPLEX
LuBINS GUKRLINS. ana Other psIfaIneEr. Rsnen'-
ber 81 Walker Isl store IRON brnaa%ay pain Fly
AGENCY FOR DALI.Ei'S MAGICAL FAHS E-A
IRACIHk al tne soo I'VE, PHILADELPHIA MEX street,
aSff Ts:a pT Waet rs
ana 1uu. Fem Nliidleiown: Myers Neville
ven Pesroe S,anwI hall Aoangs ITu'1y' R n1n Tey
Stnrrs. Hudson: Cray TO SeeIs.e' DASA- - on3 I'm
23s River 81. &c.
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ARKANsAs-We hear even from Arkansas
cheering accounts OF the movements ofthe ndom-
liable spirit of Whigism. The Western Frantier
Whig-a paper published at Fayetteville, one
OF the ou,posts Of civiiization-brings US glow
log account Of Wing Convention held on the
Black Hawk Rallying Ground, on The 18th ult.
and meeting at Fayetteville on the Friday fol
lowing, which was addressed by that patrio: pio-
necr, ALBERT PIKE. The Wing pays him the fol-
loving nerited tribute:
Mr.. Pike has done the cause much service while
among us for which he deserves the thanks ofevery
Wing. We very much needed speaker OF MS caste.
man OF very extensive aud general intelligence
and minute information every practical SUBJECT,
who Possesses the tact and capacity 10 commun-
cate them 10 others of presenting them IN the most
furcbic manner. 20 the favorable consideration OF
those who differ from him. He possesses also hign
order of talent, grea, irnaess and candcr, and al
WAYS speaking as ne seems TO TO under deep con-
vcIion OF the ruth of the principles ne advocates
and with SO much sincerity he cannot fdil 10 carry
conviction all henrcrs-evcn ohduTa'e and increG-
uIo,,s Locos of the linlhill breed Many poor lei
low, am sure, went away the wiser IRON hearing
him. although he may mol admit, secretly cuTslng
the principles advocated by his party, md Is aow
doubtless struggling between false pride u opinion
and determination 10 renounce Loco Focolsm lof
ever
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BILL JoHNsos.-A letter in The Philadelphia
Inquirer states that Bill Johnson has returned 10
the Thousand Islands IN the ST.. Lawrence, one OF
which he irhabits, in company with his beautiful
daughter. This is mistake. Bill johnson now
lives at French Creek, small landing on Lake
Ontario, where ne is engaged in the very respecta-
ole but unromsntic occupation Of tending wood
yard.
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~ North American PhsianI, Monmouth 20
j fAdd,,ss eessviIie p o. IS miles from New orS VIA
ueaboa ORUs. nom Fulton Market to Red Bank daily dpf,
ing the summer MI EDWARD 1iLhs 'he hce.eS''eu
Gov, r,ho pb.ao, in Ne,y-York and may be consulted on
~ business from az TO O'Clock P N. u; his residence No II
Walker.at.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ANIMAL MAGNETISM

ANIMAL MAGNETISM!
COMMENCING ON MONDAY AND EVERY EVEN
S6 DURING THE ~zzE AT THE l.yc=rN HALL. COR
DER or Llspss.kD-sTRgEr AND BROADWAY. AFEw
DOORS BELOW CANAL, ENTRANCE ~ LisPESARD,
nR JOHNSON Al aeeoaRe el %tth numerous quests.
~ will give Course OF Lectures and experiments above.
tuced to Inc royal circle by Dr. Eotscn and msssssd
and most extraordinary phenoena will De the suTec; OF
Tickets . cents each.
Dr. j. continue, To ,e: diseases by the aid OF Masne:;. AZ
li5 h1r1bsrs str--'. - Inn,
= MEXICAN MUSEUM ANO AERIAL GAiDEa,
"a i1's' Gay 81 MONEY! INLAY seat Is i i
No Free Last sre,p: NE Pr.ss.
Splendid performances eve: afternoon G. = :I: oel;cA
AM every evening eft !, past O'Clock.
The Manager igse. Measure ii announcing and ceau
-" ' ' DONATIONS
ri: P1t !ge!g1o Ro FEB ycR AD yUGGL
aud also a '''fnG co S s5FI% il VIEWS"
from the '': 4 sFi K 1 EifGie WHISTLER.
viii introduce his unique and novel performances.
TSE aH5R EzTREs ss.e.
S MssHSN i %96 COLLINS. the Comic
On .4hapsal Magnetism,
1arcH B.fkEAT 6I Ms,' EPH;f6PIp.,
Py Mr.; ara AIR. Weston and Whilock
A''0' @ GGE fa{ 'V'IICeToRIAs STATE ROBE.
WON by her hes Drawing Room April .. 1888. and he
GEN. TON THUMBS COURT SUIT!
By MIN the Occasion of his visit 10 Her ajesty
They S1f & bt 1sq III S;s's
may he seen IN operation by the power Of steam:
OF THE RENOWNED ENGLISH Gypsy FOX
TUNE TELLER ray consulted regarding past present
ard future events, nj hours fthc day and evening.
Tickets . ccnu-chiiren under ten Yeas, l2'l.
% cents extra 10 consult the gypsy privately s!h
NETWORK MUSEUM. ANDPlCTURE GALLERY.
! = BROADWAY. opposite the Ci'y Hall.
NJ. IT, BENNETT, Manager.
Monday, Sept. 9ta, and during the i0ee6.
In consequence the very attending the
iormance OF the CAROLINA MtNSrRELS. the hlaE2ecf
has e-engugej them for ore week more.
during the evening. the Nitrous Oxide or
LAUGHING GAS
will be administered various persons among the audience
The effect of upon the human frame Is highly agreeable, pro-
duclng the mast pleasant sensations Imaginable:
THE CAROLINA MINSTRELS
will introduce variety OF
Songs, Glees, Catches, Choruses, &c.
accompanied By the
1amborine, Banjo Bone Castinetts, and
Triaagle,
Miss MARTHA ADAlE. the charming. Eocai.t !, Mr..
COLLINS. the Comic singer and Miss JESSEf LIN the
Uarseuse. also engaged
Afternoon entertainments Wednesday and Saturday ut
30'clOck.
Performances in the Lecture Room at ounr;e
~ Adnission, ONE SHILLING. 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19

@ARpFrSa Ia rp nssotmentfne rhne and three ply
of The mo nnprored patterns. from tire Swssen ihs
for .se by MeCURDY. ALDRlCHi stEN :. Fac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19

Business just now dull here as customary nj M, season
quietly living at Macao preparing u he scgS 70 60 %
Pekn. When Macao had the honor OF seeing mnch o.
his xceency who has spurs NJ his heels and mn.tachTs and
Imperial. very ilourishns A&lcugh Ike the man, mT,
heartily wish he anywhere ee bu; here ana am US wei
every American merchant here. great tear As Amer
cans he very bes. terms possible win te INT
and rs the only conncxion we wnn win Lhha y
He cannot make W. better Ofand few o his mpo't
will make hated by the Chinese and then Se lose t
the advantage we now have over English and though
believe NJ T.. to he honest rs the most oi p0ucaH yel
fear for sake Of being he hopes put are To lace win
Toukwnne he III sacrifice his countrynsn. nun the good
viii OF the Chinese and lose ell So much for polei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19

The YouSc WH.es-A call appeared 10 the CO.
it,mns Of the Rochester Democrat signed by l0'
young men, who have become voters since lS4o and
who will vote for HENRY CLAY in November next,
FOR meeting to make preparations for holding &
County Convention. Thus gees on the cause OF
Clay and Freng huysen, prosperng and TO prosper.
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JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
no l6G NhSSAU-STREET.
All tinds of lob Printing. such
PAMPHLETS, MAABeIh SHo" DiL-S
:t1vcvs Cams CONCERT BILLS. Plain I'D
INSURANCE. PoLIC1Rs. FANCY.
Bulls Os LADIS6. POLITICAL bILLs,
CIRCULARS. CiRCuutAks. tIedtYl x *
street-oppOte the Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19

GREAT Mig MEETING AT SALFH, IsDIANA.-
There was glorious gathering Of near 10000 Wings
al Salem, Ia. on the 9Th inst. The procession is
spoken of es having been more appropriate and i'm
posing ihen any other ever formed in that State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19

TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY 115
u BROADWAY. UP sTAIRo.-E. WHITE would
specially call the attention Of czeIs and strangers visiting
the CITY, to his splendid collection Daguereoype Portraits
single from 10 IA peron' on the same pla,e
which bety and accuracy OF denenOn cannot he
pGssed. Portraits taken in al kinds NJ weather, either with or
without the c0ors the prices OF wsich he hr educedo to,e
charged by the most inexpeitencedin the business
The American institute lis late exhibition awarded NJ
White the First Premium for the best DagueeoFpe Likeness
es FOR grouping and general Effect which but another
10 the superiority o: his Portraits.
Mr. White sole agent New York Tor the very superior
imported German CnT;ens. ara ut other establishment IN
the city or state can they be Ubained.
N. B.-lmpoTted German Cameras, also French and Amer
can instruments of the Very hes. quality. with Plates Gases
Chemicals Polishing materials. &c
NJ Whites Case Manuiactary beng the largest md most
excessive in the United Staes he enabled from The quantity
he manufacturer TO sell Dasnerreoype Miniature tues III
per cent lower than my ue: house the noa SIS yc
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NEyy-YoREs, rlsURsDAY oEoRNINe, sEpTE,g

Our HIrnisrER TO CHINA.-It would seem from
the following letter received by the Clarendon,
which we find in the Boston Mercantile Journal,
that the American merchants in China do not anti
cipa,e much good from the residence Of Mr. Cush-
ing in that country:
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VRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. SpRocK STREET.

THIRD
GAYLORD d. ALEXAN DER,
Are prepared to execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals
N b. Particular attention paid 20 reminding Old Books Pe
rodca Music &c. good style and Il. reasonable rates
Persons visiting the city have their books rsb3unt al
short notice jN u
ry- Winter Cure.-J Shew, NJ. d. an author on Wa
Ter Cure 2 Fouh.s; near Broadway. regarding the system
by far the most RATIONAL efficient and safest in all diseases
practices neutrality-suspicious. drugs Of Gny kRd Dr. :
making arrangements TO open an establishment III when
cauy out the system fully The Door advised sIa'u
ousiY. sD- on
n1s- Thornsom's Clay Medai.-Fof sale al he
Tribune office 60 Nassau-stree HoMsoSs CLAY MEDAL.
~t,l, rail,citad $3.50 Yl. I;
80 Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
institution DUNG the month oil August
has issued foyty-six policies VIZ
To Merchants and Trades Is To Ciesymen
:: JIerss................ Iawyers.......,.......
Physiclhns.
Custom Eousa Officers, Farmers
! rn,hay D.n lers. &c Teachers ,..............
- Collectors 1
h aSers,s I" Livery Stable Keepers.
s',oa,;n,sni liant Of Work " Posmastcfs.
Ho,se. .., " Watchmakes and Jew
elieIs 1
-...,,;u.1,,u,oa 81 IS
TO''i Lives Insured Mi0RRis ROBINSON President
SAMUEL HASsAY. Secretary. c.. s,u
MiSruRs Posr. NJ. D.. Physician to the Company. I'm
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hRHeSmM NJ. WISE. OPTICIAN, FROM
CSaE-1S1E7sn,1ss4G GERMANY. most respectfully IN
V8W SEi2V forms the citizens of New Y ork and
The pubic in genea has located himself in this city
and opens 81 Broadway, large and complsts
assortment Spec,aces md Reading Glasses. Gold Silver
and Steel Frmes lie would also remind the public TO whom
he purity known by his annual visits Ia Saratoga Springs
since the last yeas that by his knowledge OF the optical
he enabled tn tetenlno the glasses utnhs for any
which will greatly benefit and not strain the sight Particular
Of the finest flint which. through their high polish and
cound produce vision and have beon highly
snded "a tie bes, their effects upon the eye preserving
and improving the sight ,ntinued writing and eadng
persons md such have been opeatcd upon
cnnrnct also be- suited lie inserts kewe OF
superior quality old frames and soicts the patronage Of all
m want oi ms articles pense cnll nj
NJ WISE. llDfrinD. All DrOfdTay
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Lal5j3f|H!'!N jE!I|III I|ii]l!ll|[llEliE

ECCALE0BlON OR EGGHATCHING EXHIBITION
open from a. NJ tosunset 5 Broadway. Tie wonder
fu phenomenon producing animal life by steam here DIS
played To the Qualification nj the Scientific and Curous-fyr
short time only. Tickets y cents-Pampnes b4 cents-Ma
chimes for sale. - I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE. i9l CHATHAM STREET. n. Y.
Branch Stores:
3ls Blocker street. Ncw-Y0rk.
ISL Grand street, Suffolk.
1871 Greenwich street. near Fulton.
ll6 Fulton street. hroukiyn
~ Chestnut nTd ID Horh F;ith.st Philadelphia.
II Hanover rect, Boston.
INVITE the attention o. City ard County Families and
Purchasers their eycfec rablshnens where they ihnk
will be found by far he best elections Of pure ard unndueTa
ted Tees the United StHea. The universal popularity and
nitheiy house with reference 10 high Qualities, low p
and upright dealing yc understood to render ir
het Necessary Original aud ony werehUu.e for
tho sale OF Howquas Back Tea .'-Sfan=ers will
be particular n remember the number OF the principal store
Catin street, la between Pen aud Roosevelt streets
Tine public will also he pleased 10 take notice that the Canton
Tea Company have nothing do with other stores except
buse described ut the top OF this advertisement s6Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19

pretended card from Bishop Kenrick was lna"uiac-
ured by some base scoundrel. orperhaps by com
binalion Of such characters for The purpose Of in,
creasing public excitement, exaspsraling the blind
passions of those who have heretofore been foremost
IN our riots, and eventually, oil creating another DIS
lurbance.
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ANNUAL y: Ap.Nf. lSM.
On MONDAY AND EVERY EVEN.
fso DURING TIE wzzE. AT THE i.yc=rN HALL. COR
ssR or LlsPsssRD-sTREET AND BROADWAY. FEw
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NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI.
IL THIS well known establishment has undergone q
E thorough repair and ready for the accommoda-
Il ton It's old friends and patrons II is situated on
AlrIn street. the principal for business and congu
Gus to landings Its large and airy appointments
decidedly gives advantage any other hotel In the
city The attendants selected with particular cnre and the
table and 10 be exceed by any other hotel IN the
south western country. The scrbcr from his hong expert
srce having conducted the ST. Charles Of New Oiean, four
years and the present establishment three years. would nk
share nf the public patronage pedgn< himself that those who
honor him with a call shalt not be neglected.
JOHN MCDONNELL.
NatchaZ Miss. Aug. lWb. 1874 nD 0meo
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WANTED.

ANTED-A situation by good plain cook ,s washer s
efy, in the store SSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19

AUBURN THEOLOGICAL SEMISARY.-Proiessor
HlcKoK, of the Western Reserve College, has
given notice of his acceptance OF the Professorship
of Theology in this Institution, (made vacant by the
death of DR.. Richards. recently rendered:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19

ysrEN DOi.LARS MISUNDERSTANDING BANK STOCK
"A certificate for thirty shares Of VlcksburR Bank
Stock IN the of Buckley & Peck and numbered s with
Power OF Attorney attached lost Saturday Sd March.
was encIc-ed letter and lot way Wals. Tbs
shove ilbe paid BIZ ,avnR nj Thonpscni Office. 81 Wall
r-rr~ NH
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW FRENCH BOOK FOR SCHOOLS The study o.
french Snpi;-d: New Element. Of the French Ian
gUage. mehoCaly dsol-ed IN complete of progress
prsccs espn;. By CGslu ldieyt French Teacher.
&c. Just puDli b.
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JAMES II. COLLIER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN CHAHCRRT,
EKJ ILL attend any business that may be entrusted
wv them in the courts of law and equity They
will attend personally the collection and securing Of de-.
ands any part of the state The business will be under tbs
general supervision and counsel Of their father
JOHN A. COLLIER.
Please address r. NJ aud j. II. Collier. BinSham,on.
BroOme County, ". Y. nl0 SIM
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THE. TEETH,-A REDUCTION OF - PER CENT.
Teeth Sets or pars Of set inserted in the peoit w. he
J. BUsKEY. Dentist, Murmy;str next door 70 the
isi2 3meod<
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TNTANTED-Bya miiGle-a gcd WOMAN situation Q, COOK
w and hss objection assisting the washing and ifon-
ing. Good references be gwen. Apply alta GsenS up
the alley m the rear. xBN'
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Wash ngton City, May 80, 1874.

Wash ngton City, May 80, 1914.
ROPOSALS will be received at tins Department,
i until 3 o'clock on Saturday, the 18th day OF July
next, for the delivery Of the following Goals, at the
places and in the quantities .of Jeag"a,sa,
VIZ:
At Boston, Mass, and ~ry ork Ivy, Antrra-
cite Coal (sugar loaf
At Lake Etie, Lake 0 ll,lo, ne, -,y., ." ID.
and the mouth of che Mississippi, Bnumlnous Coal
Not less than 800 TO be delivered each place
but this Department reserving TO itself the right to
order as much more as II may think proper.
All OF the above Goals to he of the very best quality
and to he delivered and landed at the contractors
risk and expense at such points IN the above specified
places shall be designated in the contract or by
the officer 10 whose inspection the Goals shall be sub
lect on delivery. At the mouth Of The Mississippi
the coal to be delivered in good and substantial fiat
boats the boats to be the property of the Government
The ton of anthracite coal to be estimated at
2,2iO pounds, and the hiiumHous coal at five
pecks to the bushel and D bushels to be
sdered equivalent to the ton-these to be subject 10
the inspection Of officers to be designated by tins De-
paument. The coal to be delivered within two months
after the execution of the contract.
The Goals must be lump, and be taken from mines
the most approved for the gnod~oss of 'he'r quality
and ffeeness from sulphur nd on. 'uql.ts
IsactoTy evidence Of v 100 "a. ..aIintr q, ut'7,
no bids will be cOnsl, .rJ o.. IO. t.'. q.
MED by this evidence, ali. no coal viii oe received
which shall not correspond strictly with the descrp-
tions and requirements herein made.
Contracts will be prepared TO be executed by those
whose offers shall be accepted for the faithful per
Torrance of which bond with two good and sufici-
ent sureties will be required IN one-third The amount
of the contract payment TO be made in full when
the contracts complied with fully TO the sat
isfacton Of this Department.
The proposals 10 be sealed and endorsed Propo-
sails for Coal for the Revenue Service
McCLINTOCk YOUNG,
Secretary oflhe Treasur
May 30 2awtl5 July I'd iHftJsr
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May 30 2awtl5ju

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails oftho Uni-
4 ted States from the - of September lS4i To
The Both Of June, 1876 inclusive, the following
routes IN Kentucky, will be received at the Contract
Office Of the Post Office Department in the city OF
Washington, until the ~ day of August, 1874 at 3
p NJ, to be decided the next day.
No. 1850. OwIngs,ille, via Trpett, Upper Ty-
CART, Olive HILL GIayson G.. H., and Logan to Cat
leitshurg, - miles and back twice week in two
horse coaches, from LIST April to st December resi-
due Of the year, once week on horseb ,ck.
Leave Owingsve every Tuesday and Saturday at
a m; arrive at CatleItsburg next days by IN.
Leave Catletisburg every Thursday and Monday
at a. m; arrive at Owingsye next days By
p. m.
Schedule for The Usekiy S,rrice.
Leave Owingsvc every Saturday ct am
rive at Catletlshurg nert days by D. pm
Leave Catettssurg every Monday at halfpa
M arrive at Owingsvllle next days by ha' ..I
\ p. m.
No 1916. From Aurora, by Murray, Locust
Grove, Cherry Conner Tennessee, PARIS, Albany
and Macedonia to Huntington, 60 miles and back,
twice week
Leave Aurora every wednesday ard Sunsay, at
A. VI arrive at Huntington ncIt days by Z y. m.
Leave Huntington every Thursday and MONDAY
at 3 p. m; arrive at Aurora next days 10y m.
Proposals to carry twice a week IN iwo-horsc
coaches between Pans and Huntingdon will b. con-
sidcfed.
No proposal viii be considered unless II be accom-
panied by guaranty, signed by or more respon-
yIbIc persons, IN the following manner, viz.
The undersigned --- guaranty that ----- II
hrs bid Tor carrying the mail from --- tn ----
be accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter
INTO obi CATION prior to the l.t day Of July next
with good and sufficient surcues 10 perform the ser
vice proposed
This should be accompanied by The certificate
Of a Postmaster or other equivalent testimony
that the guaraptots arc men Of property and able to
make good their guaranty.
The proposal should be- sent 10 the Department
scaled, endorsed Proposals for route Nos. 1855 and
1916 and addressed to the First Assistant Pot
master General
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from combina.
tons and the terms and conditions on which the
contract TO be made see the last annual advertise
mont.
ca wICKLIFFE.
Postmaster General
PosT OFFicE DEPARTMENT, June 90 1874.
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NOTICE.
TRANSFORMATIONS orr,cr, b. and o. r. Rp.,

TRANSPORTATION OrFicF b. and o. r. RD.,
June, ls44.
MERCHANTS and others are respectfully in
wi formed that and after Thursday next the
both instant, the hours for the reception and delivery
of commodities at this Depot viii be as follows,
viz;
From O'Clock A, NJ. until 3 o'clock p NJ, aud
From until P NJ. daily, except Sunday.
Goods will be delivered only to the conslgnees in
person, TO such draymen Others who may have
their written order or authority TO receive them, and
the freight upon which must in every be paid
delivery
I BY order: SAINT. STErTINIUS,
june17-lm Agent.
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PArrSr Orrer. juno y. Isll.


ON the petition Of Isaiah Jennings, Of New York,
" praying Tor the extension of a patent granted
to him for Improvement in the production Of light,
sc. for seven years from the expiration of said pa
tent which takes place on the 10th day Of October,
1874
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on the first Monday in October next,
at - o'clock and all persons are notified TO ap-
pear and show cause II any they have why said pc
tltion ought not to be granted
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Madisonian, printed at Washington the Baltimore
Sun, printed at Baltimore the American Sentinel
printed at Philadelphia the Aurora, printed at New
York, and the Times, printed at Boston once a
week for three successive weeks previous TO the first
Monday IN October next
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents.
2. S. Editors Of the above papers will please CO.
py, and send their bills to the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice
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