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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27
rHE PATENT GALvANtC Kings,
Ind Chrisfis'a MnRntfie Find


NBis remarkable discovery approba
u ton Of the Medical profession Of has now
been sufficiently lang before the American public give fair
n IL and encaey The Gayauc RinRs have
been found all purposes which ordinary Cal
vanc Battery OF Electric and bsEnse
without OF the injurious shocks which accompany the app
cations BY those Instruments and many respects more
safc and certain In accomplishing the desired object
The Gaysnic Rings have been used perfect success all
ases Of Rheumatism acute or chronic applying
OF limbs Gou Tic Dosux TOohaebe, Bronchitis Vertigo Nsr
yous OF Sick Headaehe Indigestion Paralysis, Pasey Epepsy
fs Camp falPtaion Of the Heart AppopeIy,
unbago, spinal Complaints NsuralEs General DEBILITY
y Of Nervous Energy, aud all Nervous Disorders Their ertraor
tnsy effect upon the system be witnessed believed
and asa certain preventive for the preceding complaints the,
equsJ 70 be recommended The Gavane Rings every
perfectly harmless aud sold prices within the Of
all Chrisss Magnetic fluid used with the Rinss
70 render their efficient action and the Gayane
influence to particular which affected Fot numerous
eeheass Of the highest ehsesf regarding the eeaey Of the
Garane Rings md Magnetic Pud To former
Advertisements or they be The Once. The only Asen
ey IN New York 10 At nC Iat FuHon e.. sun Buidine)
70 guard fraud IT, Chuis sp,oints one agent in
Of the cities ofhe United salc 1nr ony aF-ney IN the ety
Of siehmOpd s 81 ALEX DITyALE Goa
- ft7 MAN Street
PRICES FOR Gold Rings e. AID s7s0 each; for Common
Rings so cents zach. Cslyanic FLUID 81 PET bo,re
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New and Rich styles of Tea and Dinner


osr opened ct China Han few entirely new and rieh
Ses OF Tea and Dinner Services which The attention Of
The public snved Likewise patterns Flowing Blue and
bue Jet Dinner servee--and White Grans and
Priess Gala No. - China Han Wet Main str-eL
ur.rsr
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pRUEN L. CO., Manufacturers of MaIeobIe

E 1IN U OO'' Observation-Disclosures OF MHHtuDe
iron Cassings near the Rail road Depot
Nsws N - manufactures all kinds OF Carriage
and Machinery Taiors Shears and all deseIip
uon OF haieahs Cutlery Collars m the of
every Kind and character of Maeabe Castings
Europe or thsCount We Carriage Harness and sadde
W Manufacturer, Hsriwae berehanr Builder and all psr
sons who such articles tire South To make
u avist wkss they will be able purchase saving with u.s.
over the pce paid Northern cc.
Newark. N J, IS an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27

IINHE subscriber has the pleasure to announce
II 70 HE hends snd the public aree that h. M. us,
received and opened large soek of the beautiful and
style articles In he line direct France. consists French
Bonbon, rich Niotoas s,s Of great vafsty
frames rth fancy dseasy finished Honbon Rravurs
Raspberry Bats Gum urop Cnral Drops Chevy Esrns su
rared Fbers sursr Almonds vaus Lemons red and
white Almonds Gsce Dc Paris Hats Csp. Ftors Choeo
late sshs susa % Chocolate sutaf ,n es
teney well hnissd susad Ptss Jajabe Paste Pop Kissss
AMI ahOa large ef Cakes ehBer o wed
dngs other piuss eatrsy rev We Together yh mint
and Fhfef nFenfrs Crysss,d Fs Grows hscoats IN
Corjas Preserved Put. such funss Lmes GuFr bke
wssCofbieis, faury Bones other sress
numerous 70 mention iof Pfeshta ~ hs spproachug
nyu" The Ro- iot inspection snd should hsppy
N shew lhefn sry my Est No Ol Oh
posiF TIE Rvan Tavern, Respectfully.
ANDREW FTZZIsf
TO- Q5-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27

I'D THE LANES IN VrIU-LAR
MI DEPilsArRY POWDER found hIshy h. p.o-.
ana OF great US to adies who have with SUI
ha ineipay when . growth eonnned " the
lap and side face giving m. cur Turn q, ,nr ho
Mhsn used With p oper care and according
IONS viii be found 20 be addition toll M.
OF any sharp nsunent the hair IN removed
In fiTe or u n minutes amer 20 application
This composition warranted m rrrox.
Gus hair A,r have received eeri6es,,. of
success which cannot be contested
For sale, Wholesale and retail a,
JULES HACEL's DEPOT
&c south n Street below Cbssnu,
ana BY my Agents Main Street: l.. Ginier A. puyaI Go n
K DuSal. DU9ussne. Hin: 3 NJ Zaeh,isson NJ m
Dofnn Petersburg Bragrs, Thomas 4 Co.
GTPremiuns awarded a PransLa Insitut. o.
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kIampis n Ra.-Jo ls ss,.ra.1, Of sIoo ., ,;,,i. "a
TIME MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM

Insurance be effected for $500 up 5Ooo
BY application to HENRY Lt'DLAM
Ju sly Richmond, Va.
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WORTHY OF NOTICE,

DUTSEY WAITS would re.ueetfunv ix. 1l'.s AsAs
HAn ror pair Of Water or shoe. 70 Civ.
eau we have Just opened splendid by the aboy.
named heTs winch are known mad. IN IN, u
Ihey cod little more than boot, and shoe.
@ We eonsoef hem worth double much. Genusm.n we in
ie'ehee. ue PI'TNEY A WAITE
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SANDSTONE PAINT.

WIS Paint has been long voaby kacwn in the Sorh.r.
,,, ~. - eleap covering for preserving roofs,
"heh put on with common fish shins 10. or oth-,
wood work from decay for yea making them moer
20 s ane 70 great extent IRE proof Those having
To paint va find this the cheapest durable a M th~y
~'
p IouS-ToS -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27

yeSfe NOR BOSTON-The very superior regu.
lar packet selr Lowell, Baker master, having bulk
OF her cargo engaged will have balance Of freight
few hundred boxes Tobacco pasE having
tous' apply on board At Piekeiis wharf,
d. IS RANKIN 4 xytItTt cct,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27

afss Of f.s.,sse huHdy.i s.rIs LsJs, yr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20

The expenditures arc on n magn
Expenditures for frs, quarter
For remaining three quarters, Civil
Foreign Intercourse and MiscellnnC
Army Proper,
Naval Establishment:
ForiifcHtions, Ordnance and Aiming
lilil
Indian Department
Pensions
Interest on POblic Debt and Tres
Notes
Redemption OF Lonn or'll
Treasury Notes Outstanding
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20
The Messagemthe Treasury Report.

Extract from the Washington Correspondent Of the
n. H. Statesman:
"The President tells you that THE TARIFF
MUST BE REDUCED, as to enable the British
manufacturers TO resume their Old monopoly Of our
markets, and that thus the revenue will be increased
Mr. Walker, the Secretary Of the Treasury, says THE
TARIFF MUST DE REDUCED, and goes on TO ar
que that to reduce tho duties TO tho point WHERE
PRorEcrIoN CEASES, will afford greater revenue.
His plea elaborate it is, contains idea that has
not been uttered thousand times by tho advocates of
free trade and as often reruted by the friends of
protective tariff, who bring facts and figures to
their all. You will see when the question up
belure Congress, how the Secre,nry's plea vii! be
met and answered by the friends Of American Indus
try in thar body Nlesss Polk and Walker tell you the
Tariff must be reduced--in order that
may be secured; and of sliding scale averaging
20 per cent is suggested. But the plain nntter-of-
fact man will ask these gentlemen, in the first place if
the present high tariff does yield enorgh' and in
the second place, if the compromise tariff did not
leave the treasury bankrupt? What say the figures'
Under the tariff Of twenty per cent, the revenue, in
Is4l was less than 10 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
while, under the tariff of AZ, the revenue for the
wear ending 3o,ht June, Is45, upwards of 81
MILLIONS.
And the administration should have the candor to
admit that it is the Wing tnrif of 1872 and not the
Revenue tariff existing in 1871, which has enabled
the Treasury commence the liquidation of the debt
bequea,hed by Mr. Van Buren, to his successors. The
good book tells of set Of phnrisees, who, when
informed that certain blind man had been restored
to sight by a miracle, tried TO make HIM believe that
it was not so--that he could not see at all; but he
answered them firmly, zone thing know, that whore
as was blind now see.' And so may the friends
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20
License Ticket, for all purposes.
RICHARD +. ROWELL,
STEWART HARVEY,
ELISHA DAVIS.

lCP1he import OF Mr. Folks Message on tie Tar
III is lhs"l'uy your goods of foreigners give the
profits to the rich manufacturers Of Europe and pay
their pnupcrs for doing the worknnd this will HELP
the moor men Of the IT, States" Bat wisdom teaches
Us that this would only take labor from laborers
the profs from manufacturers and send the farm
to Europe for a market Tor his surplus provisions
Sir Robert Peel, could he have had the privilege Of
wiring the Message, would hive written just Mr.
Folk has upon the suhjec,-,hnt is, would have writ
ten BRirIsH MEssAGE-and against the industry
and prosperity of the U. States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20

The School TcacEseew.

It is natural for men in all circumstances, TO mag
inc that their profession, nvocation employment is
passed by with too little regard by those in OTHER
circumstances, TO Imagine that THEY should espe-
cally be the objects of sympathy among their fellow
men. Hence we hear the Physician complain, and
with reason too, of the tolls and hardships he under
goes, OF the ingratitude manifested towards him by
those under his care, as well by community at
large the Merchant talks Of perplexity in business
and is cursed 'spocuator'; the Minister Of the
Gospel labors with assiduty during the week, in
der to neros, his audience and effect much good then
is told she breaches for money! the Statesman wastes
away his life for the prosperity ofhis country, then is
pronounced 'demagogue an 'ofice-seeker' ;the I'd
Itor perplexes himself DER the midnight lamp and
nobody to pay the printer In fine we know
Of no class of men, free from censure, in soma form
or another except the 'tiIlers Of the soil No
charges THEM with incidence, or dishonesty; they
are permitted to enjoy their peace. Without claim
ing ourselves be free from this sort of prejudice we
wish TO call tn attention Of your readers 10 another
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20

Things at NVashimgtOM--SccTc-
tary's Report, Post OMaec hec"
port, Contingent Expenses,
sc. &c.
WAsHINGToN, Dec, 3, lsl5
The Secretary Report is a mnssve document and
will inure to the profits Of tho Public Printer. The
estimated receipts and expenditures for The ycnr end
ing June SIG, are;-
Amour, in Treasury 7,65s,sO6 22
Actunl receipts from Customs for ono
quarter 1851 ,932 II
4" estimated, rest oryGar l5,63s ,O67 Sc
Miscellaneous I20,00 90
Public Lands 100000 90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20

Of the present Tariff revereny say that Whereas the
Treasury under the old Tariff was bankrupt, ts colt
ers have been filled TO Overlooking by tho newt
was blind but now see
The President and his Chancellor Of tho ESGhequer
recommend tho re.estnbshment of tho odious Sub
Treasury, with ia iron snes bolts and bars and host
orrecoivers and clerks In despite Of the lesson OF
1870 this measure is to be pressed, and viii be cnr
red; and do not know that the Wings, who desire
n change Of administrations should oppose IT, II pros
uatod Mr. Van Buren-and it will PROSTATE the party
which again enacs It,"
From the Burlington Free Tress,
"On the subject Of the tariff the President Is plain
and explicit, md we imagine the people OF Vermont
will be no longer in doubt TO what Is meant by Fin
cidentl' protection The doctrine Of tho message is
this that the duty on every article should be that
which will secure the greatest amount OF revenue
from each particular article. This Of course IN
viTEs, and presupposes, a LARGER Importation
Ir this rases too much revenue, then comes the incl
dental protection alluded to- The duty ia to Jo reduc
ed below revenue point - which has already fll-
ed the country with foreign goods-aud thus IN
cREAsED facilities aro TO be afforded to the foreign
manufacturer for supplying the American market!
And thus rule 10 DC apped 10 ALL hIUcIoS'
that we do, as well as those do not produce, with
out discrimination Then again lac goes for abolish
ing the minimum principle. This will enable the
importer enter his goods Mt any price fraudulent
invoice may Indicate, For instance the inc South
American WOODS, which have done the wool-grower
so much mischief, may under dis role no entered nj
a few cents per pound-pay mere revenue duty on
this tr,hng SUN, and thus suppant the best wool
grown in Vermont. Diyesed Of its verbiHgo, this is
the language ofthe Message. DISCRIMINATION nc-
corling to Mr. Polk consists in REDUCING The duty
on article which in consequence Of excessive i'm
porlaton has already glrrted the market, and pro.
duced too much revenue. This is the protection 10
American indastry-this the entertainment to which
farmers, mechanics and manufacturers invited
We hope il will prove satisfactory to those who have
camored so much ABBOTT protection to wool"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20

SUICIDE. Mr. Solomon Ashley, an old resident
of this town. about seventy years Of age, committed
suicide on Monday morning last, by cutting his throat
with a razor. He was heard to get up in the morn
ing about his usual hour Of rising and walk across the
floor. His not appearing to attend to his customary
mornings work. his wife, who slept with an aged
mother in another part Of the house, opened the door
and found him on the bed feless and covered with
blood The razor with which he destroyed himself
laid on the pillow by his side, and pail nearly half
filled with blood stood by the side of the bed Ev-
ery thing in the room indicated deliberate ssfdestruc
ton. An iuordinate and unconquerabe thirst for ar
dent spirits led TO the act When not under the in
auence of muIa,ng drink, he was quiet, peacea-
bio and kind hearted man. Some two three years
since he signed the Temperance Pledge, TO the mex
pressibe qualification Of his companion, most esti-
mable old lady. In an unguarded moment no again
placed The deadly poison to his lips, his old appetite
returned, he gradually sunk into his former habit
which has finally resulted in seIfdestruction. We
trust his melancholy end may not be without it's effect
upon others who yet indulge In the use Of this fell de-
sroyer Of the human race, and that ii may tend in
some degree to wake up to renewed ongagedness The
friends Of tho cause Of temperance in this town and
vicinity [Claremont Eagle
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20
Total
s29.627.O5I 90

2b4 32 in the Treasury on the sOlh of June next and
hat too at the risk Of having this sum- even reduced
by additional lamentations for some mad schemes Of
5iplo,nnlc mission. 10 Mexico. Texas. and
even TO psrts unknown. for il is not vet known
how much Delusion Smiths bill il gong to come to.
Among tho miscellaneous estimated axpen-
ditures there ia the sum Of l5ls a07 for deficiency
in Postage. and $500 600 for Congress Postage, &c
Tho amount received in the wear end
ing June 80, 1915, including ST.
s0I,379 Ga in tho Treasury was S37626'5 l3 20
''uu ''e expenditures wore '''o9, -OO 90
Inc 9e''e'.'y o' tue treasury ,ny' uo"" '"o 'o'-
''''"s
80 ' ~ '' " " ~ ~ ~ " ~
'uo Government
50 Nv ooS " 'e ','D 'r'" w.! "''o'o
lowest '''' ""''" "' 9e'u ''e amount VI '''
S"ue'
''e' itee i''ue'
- "i"N''''u"' ""'''" y" 800
o. A'' minimum" anu ,''e'''' '"'''' ~ O' '"''''"o'
'"o''Ho'ns nd Na'oFm uH'eS-ca'' oe'ns '"N'" 10
g"a'o Os''"s' ""u.''
Du.''' " ~ '-'' 'i'''''' WV 80
Nor OF any e'ass
There is no horizontal scale recommended.
The Secretary Funds on these arguments against
tho Tariff Of 1872 This part Of his report should he
printed in German and sent into she interior of Penn
"yvania. Prccaution should be taken to prove IN
that case that MIR Clay Ia not President
lie also recommends draw hack on Cotton Bag
cling; recommends the Wurchousing system; ndvo.
cntes graduation Of the prices Of Public Lands, and
'rocs IT, strong for the Sub Treasury. The whole
fabric ofLoco Foco production, then is Tariff for
p evenue TO pay Office holders and Sub Treasury
secure them gold in place Of rags. The people may
whistle for protection and put up with what shnFlas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20
The superintendent OF Conn
ElOls = ChOOls

in Caledonia County gives notice that be will vsit the
several towns in tho County in the following or
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20

ICFThe Cherokee troubles seem to be continued
and bloody. Joseph Swimmer and Stoain, Chero-
KEGS of the treaty party killed or the goth, by
a party of fifteen men; the first was shot FIVE times,
and the latter stabbed twice through tho heart. On
Friday night, the 4th ut Tom Waite, Cherokee
was killed in a barbarous manner, in the Cherokee
nation The circumstances thus stated in the
Van Buren, IntelIigencer
A police party of Cnerokees came to the house OF
Arch Gurtrey, where Waite resided about the time
he was going to bed, and one of them told him he was
their prisoner, and that he should go with them. W.
replied he wished to dress himself then he would CO.
As he raised himself in bed, he was shot dead, his
head split open with a tomahawk. and his body hor-
nbiy cut and mangled with knives.
Great excitement prevails, and the Tnteigencer so
lcrts the in,erposou of National and State authors
ties
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20

THE OREooN. The National Intelligencer of
Monday concludes editorial with this language:
eve are happy to renew our cougratnlation to our
readers upou the conviction which have arrived
at from evidence which deem satisfactory, that
War, as a means of cad ustng'' the difficulty with
England, is within any rational calculation ofprob
abilities.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20
gPa 3GLGRGGWGASg o
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20,

SIONERS-CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ELECTION, THURSDAY, JANUARY l.
Anti License Ticket except FOR medicinal, chemical
and mechanical purposes.
JONATHAN WOODMAN,
TRUSTRhN SANEORN,
JAMES ID. BELL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20
A GOOD DEAL INA FEW WORDS.

In the True Democrat we lind the following
copied from communication in a religious paper
II is the reply Of n England man well acquainted
with men and things Wnsl neton in answer to The
question: "Whnt do you think of Annexation"
Arer short pause, he looked earnestly at ne and
said with emphasis, alt is dreadful | have done
all could; and prayed that God would prevent it;
but the decd is done, fear, that will forever seal
the fate Of the slaves in this country. 1t is,
unless God in his Providence intefpose in some un-
way" Then after pau.e, he said, "Texls
will soon compose SIX SLAVE STATES, which will
forever put the balance OF power in the hands ofsave
masters; but thank God Rave NO CHILDREN
10 be counted by Southern dictator. among the crng
ing white slaves Of the North"
AccInrxr. We learn that Mr. CRoELL II. DA-
WILSON, was killed a, Chelsea the 4,h OF Docem-
Der. Mr. Davidson went into The woods TO cut mill
logs in company with "A Mr. Hale. Mr. Hale o1 him
for a short time, directing him TO ra certain tree,
ard on his return found him under tho tree, dead
Mir Davidson was aged abou; SO years.
,----------
lUPTTIE YOUNG MEMS NETTING Mt Peach
am, the 23d-Tuesday next-will not, we hope, be
forgotten. The place warrants kind reception TO
all who may attend and it is expected the doings Of
the Society will be Of an interesting character. All
young peope-adies well gentlemen - should
engage personally in the cause tcmperance-for by
so doing, they throw around themselves armor
that will protect them from the temptation 10 drink
and consequently them from The miseries of
d5unkard's life, and drunkard's grave Begin
rghi-taste not and touch not and the end will al
most invariably come out right. Parents (even those
who contracted the habit of drinking in days when
was the fashion to drink and who find hand to
abs,uin) should encourage their children to enlist
the side Of temperance, and the more actively the
better. Action 10 strengthen good resolutions
and fits them to do better service in future life.
None have sriven harder TO put ardent spirits out
Of sight than some habtual drunkards They have
done because they wished it put beyond their reach
for with their habits, they had the strength OF
resolution to resist drinking when il before them.
If then the habit makes such slaves Of older men
how important it is that young should avoid con-
tracing habit that often leads servile bondage
to the rum bottle, "a bondage than negro sav
cry.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20

Ihefe WI Do WFrIhg dTsIghRU EsFECIALLF
for District School Teachers in each Of the nb"ve
named towns on tho EVENING Of tie day specified
for each town. II, which all interested in the Of
Education, (and this must include EVERY DoDY) are
avited attend The Committees in the several towns
will confer favor by making all necessary arrange
men,s and having notice circulated.
The Superintendent intends TO visit all the towns
in the county AGAIN. and his SECOND visit TO hold
public lectures.
The order Of the other towns in tho county neat
week. RUFUS CASE, sup'I Common Schools.
ST. Johnsbury, Dec. lS45
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20

FRIGHrFUL ACCIDENT ON THE MAINE RAIL
ROAD. On Saturday afternoon, Mr Hayden OF South
Newmarket, N. II. riding in sleigh, in compn-
nv with his wife and child and another lady. When
he came the railroad crossing, at Newmarket Will
age, the down ward Portland tram was just about to
pass, and he stopped his horse. The animal, howev
err, became frightened, and plunged forward, so that
the sleigh came in contact with The engine, and was
smashed to atoms. Mrs Hayden and the child were
killed instantly-h chd's head being cut complete
y Off and remaining in the bonnet with the strings
tied under the chin. The other lady considera-
bly, injured but Mr. Hayden escaped unhurt. Atlas.1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20

WAsuINur Die. Ii. 1915. Mr. Buchanan
on Friday last had an interview Of several hours with
Mr. Pakenhar, but it is not known, though II s sur
missed that tho Oregon question brought in some
FORM under consideration. u ia stated authority
in which place confidence, that Lord Aberdeen is
not entirely satisfied with the tone and manner in
which the negotiation has been conducted by Mr. PAX
euhum, nor with its having been abruptly brought TO
a close and that he has minated as much to our
Minis or at London, and probably to Nr Pakenham,
through dispatches br"ugm by the Cambria tCorr.
of the New York Courier & Enquirer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-04-05
THE CECIL WING.
MORSE,S TELEGRAPH.

Morse's Telegraph between Baltimore and
Washington is now under the exclusive control
ofthe Post Office Department. The Baltimore
Sun gives the following as the plan adopted:
Agents will be in attendance at the Post-olli-
ccs Of Washington and Baltimore between the
hours of and 10, 4. NJ, and 3, and from 5 to
III. NJ, every day, except Sundays, for the re-
ception and transmission oiany dispatches which
may be offered. These communications will, Of
course, be made in magnetic characters On the
reception fthe despatch, the agent will trans
late the characters, write them on sheet Of pa
per- fold and seal it rs an ordinary letter, direct
1t to the person for whom il is intended, and send
it to such person Immediately by pcnny-post.
All communications thus transmitted viii be
considered strict! y confidential, and the clIlrae-
tiers relating thereto instantly destroyed. The
compensation il fixed at one fourth ola cent for
each magnetic character sent; in every case
to be prepaid. The letter carrier will receive
the usual fee oftwo cents on each letter.