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Trustees Sale of Hence aodI,

On J4tNhsUN sIHEET.
- virtue of Il deed Of trust executed IN In,
subscriber by James A. Figrer asd wife tearing on a.,
DAY OF 1arulry ls46 cf reeo Richmond sing. rort
proceed 70 sell at public upon the pre "a
phf tne 'h d,y Of August next II O'Clock NJ the
~ Le ~ detd eo1,is Of ot no ting fee on
Jackson str'e- ming ct on which The .,, =
n'wg .Iee'ed ifam'd tsnemen, onainins rooms
IERN--So much in cph Re sufficient 4, de6,,v =,
eTP@nSs Of the and e. Of sos m VII
tet th,reon f aed January 1876 PAN there
Januny 1877 the lie of sos on he ssd Juy 1877 W.,
ne 'sm Of slo-s3 on ire esd January, Is4s Ike sum r
g. On ne 'uy 1889 ard the live of slee on Il g
I'D January le49wt on each Of ~ sums f, IN
January 1880 until p.dth- eh are to be amuv
cash Will be required -' '''
Inc title to sid property is undoubed uners gned Will
il 25-ts w connr1
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SIS MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
on krankIn, Grace, Broad, Marshall, Clay
Cathnrine md Leigh Streefs.

Ri virtue OF decree of the County Court of
- Henrso, CAlueery ting pronounced on IN. 9Th a. -
yuy lete IA the case Of william Pendeon guardian OF sah
NnA has against sarah Lavnia harris ohers the unlr
cay asrnoon e ON day Of August upoa premises
commencing at the hour OF 81 O'Clock zhs-
oaer upon the terms naer lott OF bh r..
HAIRS ate Of Lo1a County died seize pos wing par
~ s Cy OF hehnond aud partly in the County Hennen
"h IeDerson street eight ha in Rutherfoos
oaing on Franklin Grace ard Bread and between
a hthfy sHeeis These lots viii be subdvdtd into II
hANrs ioni Of % feet running feet 10 an Al
g 20 lt WIDE and - lots in Buock addition de-
,shaed ~ the numbers l. , 5, H. I6 n pa "a
30 Sc 80 ~ 40 - az So ST. So, fronting on Broad MashsH
y tahAiine ard Leigh streets These siua,eI IN
Il y possible 10 -
EAA-one onrih cash; the bahnee equal nstalnBen At
T. AID IL months for negotiable will be- "a hh.
Ii the whole purchase money is paid.
iu S-dt1s w conntN O..
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BY Magnetic TELEGRAPH:
lTRASsHrrrID FOR THE BALTIMORE ANERIcAS.l
PHILADELPHIA, July 81, IL, p. NJ.
ARREST OF MIR. GRAHAM.

T 7.
ARREST OF MR.. GRAHAM
Mr. Graham, proptie OF the Philadephia forth Amer
lean this afternoon arrested by the Arms
OF the Senate and started for Washington in the evening
train The of his arrest is understood to be the
publication OF the Oregon Treaty and accompanying
umen which are supposed to have been puroned by
one from the Senate chamber else furnished TO him for
publication by some member Of the Senate.
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let all the say what they can,
Tsrsenins Pines, srRArTos's the mani
Drawn Nos % Moro7Faia, 3o-July 24,h.
GO 81 40 81 40 IS 46 Sc ~ 80 81 % 10
Whole r. ket Nos 10 81 ~ 81 81 ~, 81 81 Tothr,e
Capitals sod and paid by sTRATToN
Drawn Nos. CT Ai,raneria eo-July es,h.
50 IS 90 Ill 60 % SIS 81 IS 81 81 ~ 10
Whole Tickets Nos Is IS another prize OF 5000 sold and
pad by srRATroS.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg IS. July 2sth:
IL ~ 20 Ia Sc ~ IS IS 9 81.
Ticket Nos IL 10 25 another capital sold and paid by
$4,000, 6OOO.
Neutrality-suspicious. No Ss-Captalr ooo 6OOo 3ooe
761 Of 1000 &c rs Nos IL drawn. Tickets sS
quarters IS.
$4,000 5000
ThurudAy-N Jersey 6s-CapitaI. 90 900 douar, ooo
1000 10 Of 1900 10 Of 1850 10 Of IooO Nos IL drawn
Tickets sS; iaves so; quarters Is.
$4,000, 1000.
Fnday-honongalia No 3i-captas 1000 1000, COO, &c.
10 Nos ii drawn. Tickets l; halves soc; qrs a5e-
$4,000, 1000.
saiuiaysusseI Extra lls Capitals $1,000 1000 600 &c
IS Nos ID drawn. Tickets 81. halves Soc on. 2S.
$4,000, 100 PRIZES OF sl,OOOl
Monday Mornns-AIeIandra No. Capital. $50 COO 10
600 5000 5000 $780, 1917 100 IS Nos ~ Drawn
Tickets $40 halves S; ora SO.
FOR AUGUST S-MAGNIFICENTi
100000 DOLLARS,
IN CAPITALS OF $4,000 EACH
AlrSaadna Lottery NJ Ill Of OoO 10 900
5000 5000 SS3 Of 1000 Of 1900 SO OF 500 &c
7a Nos u Dawn Tickets SIS; halves II; qlar.e.s %.
Buyert are referred 10 list which are
al the once, proof Of done: and ever,
drawing continues and uad bym.
~ O;ders for fase eerhestes above
Schemes and in all Lousres promptly attended 10 ana
drawing when requested.
Please .ddr.a srdsn TO D. sTRATToN,
W.
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N. ". Markct--JuIy -. I-aPM.

Fair Ia OF Genesee dour Siea9 Mich gan at sIO6 os
wego sl2 Msss pork continues advance tales So
tSnlOO64 and glowing very firm price holders
slosI prime sIOI2 Corn dull 1900 Northern Ole ca
An the Wilmington amounting bb Ia,
been sold To Philadelphia and baltimore I4O Sales 30O
bbl maekerel No 9, $3.50 large No. as common 3.
S4,I2l. sales cotton small.
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FOR SALE.

FUK SALE,
al The beautiful, comfortable. extensive and
convenient house ant jt FrihSn street the att ,ssi.
anee Of James w PeEam. dec eIesenf or.er IL s
be ssoWn 70 any one wishing pshass win s pleasure by
ehhr OF ne suhscr bers and rms MADE snosnan pf.
ueua on Of the premises VIII be
VIRGINIA PEGRAM,
w. r JOHNSON,
eaS-da ESscs,r,r ard Ereeuior OIL w. Psgrarn decd
n ENOR RENT OR LEASE-Ths House
adjoining The City Han lately occupied BY The .ts Ro
SresnhoE E u has bcrn thoroughly repaired The mos,
ehebe residence In the eity the square re-
CURED Apply on The premises GEO p CRUnP
ap s-H
n Two ELIGIBLE AND VALUABLE
h1-A - HOOuS FOH HENT.-Tbsy ar, sonsbL 70,
poesona Eeneen md have recently oecupi By Nss,r
''u"s ahd heynolds Apply % J. n. HOOVER,
" N Nsin street
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Cows, Horse, Farming Utensils, DC.
IllIRSII NJ, IL Dad &c T..... a<a.....I L.


Chsres W Thompson purpa-- tksse raensis
ed tearIng date 10th day August l542 record in
Clerk Once Of Henreo County Court the hixhe
bidder for cash. SATURDAY the Augu.t al O'Clock
At the hous formerly occupied Thompson situated
the heelaneksvne Turnpike and adjoining Iowards Grove
Cow Cah Mare, sadfle brdie and Harress
Poashsi Whsebarrow, and other "a ming dls.
And on MONDAY the 10th day Of Aus,s, =, Ia
oeoSk viii be sold At the Ae rienee Of said Thopsoa W.
Main street
Beds and Bed Furniture set mig Tables I Tea Table
Pine Tables d1z- Chars, Cock Rocking Chair Cnde
Bureau safe, Book Case ws1htand Locking
Glasses sst Fire Irons Fenter pair AudonS % dor Knives
ard Forks Plates and Dishes Ours and saucsrs and
all the Cooking utensils embraeifg a good assortment
ia 25-itds ny oRDsR OF TUF TetrSrrr
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ny Davenport. Allen a Co.
GROCE RIES, &c.
On THURSDAY 3Oih July sell at our Auction Store thu
following articles -
100 bag, RIO and Laguayra Coffee
rs hhds Aoasses
90 hhds Porto Reo sugars
30 hfTipes Caret Wine
20 az 3 Madeira Wine
so lh brandy
100 bos WHISKY
20 bids Baeon Shoulders
so tOIes GunpowderTeas
30 uefees ffvsh Rice
loo boxes brown soap
ALSO,
Fine soap, Soc Leather
Superior Old Brady, OIL. Candies Salt &c
TERMS-UBder 500. cash. and over month. credit
for approved paper.
ia Is DAvFNPORT ALLEN a ~ A,.,.
% Si.s without e gard 10 ", aih.r.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
I'm the County of HenricO.

In the County Of Henrico.
PURSUANT to n decree of the county con,t
OF hennso pronounced on the Gu day July sis in Tins
OF Jss' L. ffee pliiatn asaast IaHss p Franklin adam
OF Geo W FSAnEin dec d. and Others IN. un,,
aeunE a. ssm under the sad Decree will ON FRIDAY
as 81" Gay OF July lo4o Al ~ O'clock NJ TO sch by
pubic aueton 70 the highest bidder, The ,,,t ~
ee OF and N the PLAINTIFF bin mentioned containing forty
sh acres OF "hcb Geo W. FhEhn ded possc.-J
yng IN me eosny OF Henneo o. River ana Th
Cnopped hoad adjoining the land formerly belonging VIM An
'e o aud me lad OF Terrence OBen ~ acres
paHoi Eaet Of land formerly belonging lanes Price de
se e VIII be made on The following 10 wit. 80 m,h
o. NE money as may be necessary deay Of
$40 suit and ne eIPebses Of the PAID IN eash and a. m
me residue thereof upon credit Of and month";
me parehaser with good security.
of the credit payments retann9 III. TIDE 10
me d hnd al the whole Of purchase money ,ha be The
Ne eonnrued and a conveyance directed BY court.
John ID. MUNFORD,
W. GonDIN AueL ~ hi
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The Mormon difficulties in Illinois continue to excite
much alarm. An outbreak expected the last nc.
counts.
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LARGE SALE or
FRESH AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.

LNhNE SNIt OF
FRESH AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
On THURSDAY MORNING August 9Th. eommencirr At .
oeloef We shall - auction large assortment Of
fresh and desirable DRY Goods embrsc part following
10 cases T. Z 8 aud - bicaehed shirturs
eases a. 60 lO-t aud y 4 do Sbeeunxs
Brown shirtnrs and she,trrs
i0f, IL, i34 i3t and - white MsrseiIcs Quill,
Bit and white Cotton Hosiery
Tckngs. Apron Cheeks and Blown Dris
Pad domestic Gingf Pms
white black and cod Spool Cotton
Patent Pins, Linen Taps and Hooks and Eyes
Georgia Nankeen Red Padding W Erins
Bcst bh lillian sewing sTk
Furniture Piai's and blue Dpnirs
Mosquito Nttiinrs and Linen Cambrc Hdsfs
STA warp Aspacas rich ss1ks
forgee sHt ard Cotton Pig Hdtn
Bt and colofcd Cambncs Gc
Also
c'ss rre bh and blu- bin vevcts suitable n, y.,,,,.
and Coat Col vel worthy attention u Merchant T,
which VII BE- sod precisely ~ O'Clock
IERhs-Uuder slto. cash f' 500 upwards four month,
credit for approved endorrcd ntt.,.
iuNg
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APPARATUS FOR SALE

COMPRISING all the necessary articles for
nsipE oasueueoype Pictures including the hes, In
Rehmond Coating boxe- Mercury Bath. Plate uocr.
meals Cases sersenss Hsads Paint.
very low cf cash and thorough gra spp
made Immediately
the h.i quality and ior wishes
the country and make something handsome this Offer
good opportunity. Apply
wADswoRTH TURNER q cos.
No Is Main Street.
Ia II-dn Riehuo,d W.
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StfhHIOH HATS have hand few eases Of n.sb
- ouaoe Hats which oonsder s1paor 10 nv tbiz ave ~
ior ne Pee y staS Gentlemen IN want q an ert Hat apd
At q very moderaie Price, win DO 10 esHat
JUDAH MYERS
~ No 81 Vain q.
II oNDON BROWN srOUT-is ,asts Iopdon Boun stout,
- guars and Pais received By
~ RtSSELL q McCANDLIsH
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AHGE SrOCK.-wc have hasd argc stock Of ira
- velur Tunks q finished
superior s'y and made We an In Wani 10
ca cheaper ever We aiwsys 80
goodock Of tr nks such strons n
good mis FUTNEY q WAITE
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Ia II-dtf

"A DMlNlSIRATOR'S NOT1CE.-The un-
deurnsd having been qualified goods.
ehais and Effects Of Charles ThDmpos Of
Of kehmond and having appointed Wellington Goddn
attorney
dec this u On notify all Thom
son 10 make Immediate Goddin
whom the said Thompson
Coddn for payment. RICHARD ID MITCHELL.
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WHALE OIL. Is bbls. Whale Oil, suitable
for lard lamps painting ROOFS geAsng, &C ven
cheap by r. JOHNSTON,
NJ nr,..;.,
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,


WILLIAM d. HURsr. to be lieutenant In the
navy from the 9th Of September, l84l TO take rank
next after lieutenant George NJ Totem there being
vacancy occasioned by the death Of Lieutenant
Oliver Tod.
RoBERr Howard, to be naval oifcer for the dis
trict Of Charleston, South Carolina, TO renew former
commission.
RoBERr GALE, to be surveyor and inspector, DC,
for the port Of Havre de Grace, Maryland, from tho
10th Of May, 1876, vice John Chew, whose CON-
mission will then expire.
RIcHARD G. BANGS, to be surveyor and inspector
&c, for the port Of Hampton, Virginia, to renew
former commission.
THOMAS s. WArEE, TO be surveyor and inspector
&c, for the port Of Savannah, Georgia, to rcnew
former commission.
MTER JACOBS, to be surveyor and inspector, &c,
for the port Of Charleston, South Carolina, vice
Thomas Gadsden, who declines TO accept the
Office.
BENTON II. CRoeKErr, to be collector, &C., for
the port ofVienns, Maryland, to renew former CON-
mission.
ARCHIBALD CLARK, to be collector, &c, for the
port Of St. Mary's Georgia, to renew former com
mission.
WILLIAM S. PoMERoI, to be collector, &c, for the
port Of Fairfield, Connecticut, vice Stephen Louns-
berry, appointed during the recess Of the Senate, in
place Of Joseph Thompson, removed.
CONWAY WHIrILE, 10 be collector, &c, for the
district Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia, 10
renew former commission.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-05-08
TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS,
First Session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
FRIDAY, May 8, 1886.

The Senate did not sit to-day.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The House took up the special order, which, on
former day, on the motion of Mr.. Hunter, it had
made being the bill TO retroeede the county Of Alex
andria to the State Of Virginia. Several amend.
ments were made, and the bill was then finally
passed.
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By Mr. RAMSEY: The petition of Richard Lee, Thomas
NJ Davies and 80 others citizens Of schuylk county Pa
aborers miners and operators engaged in mining and
trading in coal demonstrating against any interference with
By Mr. YELL The petition of $50 citizens Of Arkansas
bia in Chco county Arkansas via Warren, Bradley CO
II Dorado Union CO. Linnville Lafayette co.. thence to
Carkevle the State of Texas referred to the Commit
tee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
BY Mr. TiLDEN; The memorial ofDavid Bcurdsley and
Oi other citizens OF Portage county Ohio praying for
law giving each INDECENT head ofa family tract 81 isnd
out Of the public domain: referred to the Committee
Public Lands. Also the memorial of P, Taman and $50
other citizens Of summit county, Ohio, rrmSpstrsuns
against the renewal OF the patent OF Jethro Wood for cast
By Mr. BowLIN; The remonstrpncc of pr. Charles },
Carpenter and Ill other citizens of the city OF Louis
Mo, demonstrating against tho employment Of the funds
about to be appropriated for marine hospital nj St Louis
to the purchase Of the city work house. the county
house Of said county for such purpose alleging the present
accommodation superior TO either In their opinion and also
urging the selection Of appropriate site Tor said hospital
by competent appointed for that purpose in lieu of
purchasing either Of the above sites referred to the Com
miee Of the whole House the state OF the Union.
By Mr. I. b. HOLMES; The memorial Of the religious
Society Of Friends Of Indiana yearly meeting by their
clerk, Elijah Coffin deprecsting all wars and suggesting
pacific negotiation and finally dernier arbitra
BY Mr.. GRNNEfL: The petition Of Abigail Bodfsh Of
Sandwich Massachusetts for pension in consideration Of
the services Of her husband in the revolutionary army
By MIR. C. b. sM1TH The memorial OF the religious So
cety Of Friends Of Indiana yearly meeting by their meet
necessity Of peaceful settlement Of the CONTROVERSY be-
the United States and Great Britain in regard to their
BY Mr.. McCLERNANDi The petition Of numerous ci,
Of Edwards county Illinois praying change Of mail
in adjacent parts Of Illinois, save distance
and pro economy and public referred 10
the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
BY Mr.. RAMSEY: The remonstrsnce Of Johannan Cock.
hill John Miller, aud hundred and twenty-five other
citizens Of schuy kill county Pennsy borers mi
and operators engaged in mining and trading coal
demonstrating against any change modification OF the
present tariff laws.
BY Mr. MCLEAN: Three petitions signed by citizens
Of Adams county Pennsy vsnia and signed by Gift
zens Of york Pennsylvania Of similar tenor Con
gressto establish route from York Pennsy via
East Berlin to Petersburg york sulphur springD that
the mail said be carried daily and two horse
coschea.
BY Mr. BAYLY: The petition Of Samuel VI Latmer set.
ting forth that he has the legal title by prior deeds to
portion OF the lands at Old Point Comfort and asking Con
gress to purchase his claim thereto.
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states who shall have resided in the said county of
| Alexandria six months preceding the time when he
cepted.'
Alter some conversation in which Messrs TIB-
BATS, HUNTER, WENTWORTH, and 9th
| ers participated
The question being taken, the amendment was
adopted.
Mr.. PAYNE moved to strike GU, in the ID line
4th section the words Gin the county and town of
Alexandria, and insert in lieu thereof the words
"the District Of Columbia'-(so as to require the
assent of the citizens Of the whole District instead
OF Alexandria merely, to the rctrooession)
Mr.. r said he had not anticipated the consider
atom and action upon this subject at this time, and
he was not so well prepared to debate the subject
now as he wished to be. But he would not dis
guise his true feelings in regard to the measure He
was opposed to the passage Of this BILL and for rea-
sons which were satisfactory to his own mind
whatever weight they might have with other gentle
men.
With regard to the argument which the gentle
man from Virginia Mr.. HUNrERl had made, and
most eloquently made too, he had but word to
say-and that was, that he attached some moro
importance than the gentleman seemed to do to the
execution Of the trust with which this government
was invested when the seat of government was To-
Gated in the District Of Columbia. The power was
given to Congress TO receive by cesson from parc-
cuar States a tract Of land not exceeding ten miles
square, and there to locate the seat of government
The Congress Of the United States had fully execu-
ted that power, and in his humble opinion, with its
execution the whole matter stopped, and the power
was exhausted; and more Importance he conceived
attached to this subject than the gentleman from
Virginia thought proper to give II.
Mr.. BOYD here addressed an inquiry TO Mr..
PATSE, which, from his turning away, was entirely
lost to the reporter, q,
Mr.. PAYNE replied, if Providence interposed
and brought around state Of things wholly beyond
the control Of this government he assured the hon
orable gentleman from Kentucky "sufficient unto
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was not roasonable,) in deciding this question to
decide it on its own merits, with reference solely
to national considerations and without any sort OF
reference to the local influences or interests of Vir.
GINA
Mr.. McCLERNAND obtained the floor
Mr.. PAYNE appealed to him to yield, to allow
an explanation.
Mr.. SIMS also wished the floor, in order to sub
nit motion, inasmuch as this bill was made the
special order for one day, that the committee rise
with the view Of adopting resolution fixing an
hour to-day for terminating the debate.
Mr.. McCLERNAND, stating that he would sub.
nit that motion if such seemed to be the sense of
Mr.. PAYNE, who said he had risen and sub
mitted, when upon the floor before, few observa-
tons, without having investigated the subject, and
had spoken from his general information respecting
it. The gentleman from Virginia, Mr.. BArLr,
had thought proper to characterize his remarks as
impudent.
Mr.. BAYLY, Tin his scat.) said no such
thing
Mr.. PAYNE, (continung.) As impairment,
then! "lmpernent' to interfere in the legislation
Of this Congress "Impertinent' to interfere with
anything, eaPperaining to Virginia. And are re-
marks which make upon a subject thus coming
directly before this Congress- to be characterized by
the gentleman from Virginia as impairment"
that remark and hurl il back in the teeth Of
the source from which II originated "lmperti-
nent" to interfere in the follies Of Virginia! Are
they too sacred to be touched because her citizens
have grown old in them' Why, If twice as old, or
if they had existed from the beginning of time,
would attack them, fearless Of the mpuatons thrown
upon me, or Of the consequences which may flow
from il.
am asked where got my commission to inter
fere in Virginia politics. My commission" That
is quotation from the other wing Of the Capitol
hold II by the will Of seventy thousand freemen and
by the God who made me | will sustain IT, There
is where got my commission, sir.
But, sir, (said Mr.. P.,) | have not interfered in
Virginia politics; have not sought to interfere in
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Posr OFFICE prrARrnrxr, 2sth Dec. 1876.
C. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, 18th Dec. 1886
for carrying the mail, of the United States,
from the 10Th of April, ISi7, the 30t June 1850
will be received the Contract office Of the Post Office De-
ho a 6 a hs S b. decided b. o s Rp
on the FSa' gna II the manner Ala and e
bus, 1873 miles and back, times week.
Leave Tuscum6ia every Wednesday, Friday, and sun
and Tuesday by a. m.
Leave Columbus every Friday, Sunday, and Tuesday a,
a. M arrive at Iuscumbia next Sunday, Tuesday and
Bids 70 run via Toll Gate Pseville, Moscow &C., will be
considered.
Extract from the act Of Congress of 3D. Of March, 1885,
ton 49,
Ind be further enacted That shall be the duty ofthc
Postmaster General in all future lettings Of contracts for the
of the mails to let the same in every
m performances without other reference to the mode of
such transportation than may be necessary provide for
shall any contractor hereafter be required pur.
chase ont or take at valuation the stock vehicles of
previous contractor for the same route"
Bidders requested state in their proposals the mode
they intend to convey the mail If the size and
OF the mails or the speed called for in the schedules,
shall require it, the contracts will be made for four
horse coach conveyance the may be- and in that
case the route will be to let 70 bid proposing such mode
mails the will be assigned to the bid that proposes
the cheapest mode of transportation.
EUs-O Did tchcre change from advertisement
- te,nplated BIZ the bidder.
81 Tor we as the case may be,) There write the o,
names In full OF There stale the residence or residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on No. from
as as the adv REQUIRES, in the
time stated in the schedules, and by the following mode OF
conveyance to wit Qlere how is be conveyed)
for the annual sum of s :"
Dated
Second-Of a gnarante TO accompany each bid.
The undersigned, (here the name of the guaran-
tor gnranors) guarantees that (here insert of bid
der OF bidders, the case may BEL if his Tor
their) bid for carrying the mail from to
be accepted by the Postmaster General shall enternto
obligation prior the 18th of April next with good and
sufficient suretes, to perform the service proposed"
Dated
...as.a... c. JOHNSON,
-.-.. ~ H.g... ....a. Postmaster General
Dec. WI