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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-17

New YORK. November 2, l847.
Messrs. Wyatt e. Ketcham-Gentlemen- consider it a
duty which not snly you but my fellow beings.
speak in praise Of Dr. Upham's Electua!, mecinc
which think has saved my life and restored to full
health Forseveral years was afflicted with Piles togeth-
with Dyspepsia. and general arrangement of the sys-
tenn employed different physicians, with good result
and they at least told me they could do no for and
said that Ims die. thus had given up all hopes of ever
having my health rcStnred until had called mind the
PcrcvaD had derived in severe case Of chronicle dysen-
tcry by your medicine. that purchased boI which, to
my surprise after taking few Doses received great
ef and thank God by continuing its that am
stored TO perfect health MRS. SARAH r. AMES,
l42 Mercer street.
NoTIcE.-Tle genuine Upham's Elacuary has his writ.
ten signature thus (G-A Upham NJ d. The hand is al
20 done with the pen Price 81 a box.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT d kETCHAM,
III Fulton street, n. Y and Druggists generally, through.
out the United States and Canadies.
J. R. McKAIN Agent for Camden, S. G.
March ID If
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Gentlcmen's Fashionable Boots,
Philadelphia made, tor sale by
Jan. 81. w. ANDERSON q CO.
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S1plaTNG9

Tie subscriber will open on Thursday the 10th of March,
an elegant variety of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
purchased since the st of March in New York Among
them may be found large assortment of
LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,
French Kid and Silk Cloves Linen and Cotton Edgng and
Tnsertngs Linen Cambria Handkerchief some new style,
Silk warp and common Alipachas all kinds Of Cotton
Goods Also-Fancy Linens and Vestings different styles
March Il E. " BONNEY.
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On COnsig the North.
A choice lot OF Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
and Spanish Segcrs Of several very fine brands.
Any person wishing very superior article for
their own use will do well to call and examine the
assortment, as it will be sold low. Apply at the
Post Office to P. THORNTON.
March l5 IL It
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Bagging and Rope.
$50 pieces Kentucky Baggng; 100 coils Rope.
Just received and for sale by
sept. 90. II. LEVY.
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I'm Eouity-.Kcrsllay District.
James TIller, Ell al:
rS BILL.

John McSween ct al.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that John Tiler,
Jane Tiller Seaborn Tiller and Creighton Tiler,
the children of William Tiler, deceased, defen-
dants to this Bill are absent from, and reside be-
yond the limits of this Stale: On motion of Ches-
nut, companants solicitor, it is ordered that the
said defendants do plead, answer or demur to the
said bill within three months from this date, or an
order pro conGesso will be entered against them.
WIN. NJ. SHANNON, C. E.K. D.
Comm'rs Office, Feb. Is, 1913. S7l
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SegarS and Tobacco.

Superior Spanish segars' of favorlte brands and
fine chewing Tobacco, for sale by
May 10. ). BENSON.
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Raisins and Figs and Apples.

and J boxes Raisins; Drums Figs
Barrels Northern Apples; Box Lemons.
Aso-A fresh supply OF Candies. Just receN-
ed by S. b. LEVY.
Jan. III. II
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'e'he subscriber.

VE1ILL continue to act as BANK AGENT, in
w both the Banks ofthis place, and attend to any
Commission Business which may be entrusted to
him. Office at the Counting Room of McDowall
e. Shannon G.. ]. SHANNON.
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TO Hire.

To Hire.
Patty who is first rate nurse for Ladies or
Children, also good house servant and washer
and Irons very well. JOHN WOh-hhN'
April 10, lS4S ID
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Cheese and Rice

Just received, lot Of fine northern cheese, ais
few bushels Bossard's best Rice.
Dec. 8. f. w. BONNEY.
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CAMDEN AND CHARLOTTE
MAIL LINE.

The Post Master General having given direc-
tons to run the mail from this place 10 Charlotte
three times week, instead of twice, as former y,
the public will therefore, please take notice, that
the stage will leave Camden every Monday, We'd
ncsday and Saturday, at A. NJ, and arrive in
Lancaster the same afternoon.
Leave Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursday and
Sunday, at A. ~, and arrive in Charlotte by
p NJ.
Leave Charlotte every Monday, Wednesday and
day and Sunday at A. NJ. and arrive in Camden
at p. NJ.
JAMES McEWEN, Contractor.
Feb %, 1913. 8 If
The Charlotte Jeffersonar will please insert
three times and hand in their bill to ]. McE.
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REMOtA AL.
WIN. B. JOHNSTON has removed his stoc
of Goods to the store formerly occunied by A.
Kennedy, Esq. two doors above Mr.. James Dun
laps where he will be glad to see his friends an
customers. March 8.
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6 A few MO.c Of the same Sort"
5000 Gold Leaf Segars
5000 Charleston do
Cubrey Butterfly do
Pressed EsperaDgo Regalia do
Thomas sup, chewing Tobacco
Tobacco of various brands, some low priced.
Half Spanish Segars. Just received by
January ~ lS1S S. Is. LEVY.
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Fine Wines; Lemon Syrup; White Wine ant
Cider Vinegtr, for sale by n,,,,,
Feb. 29. L: W. bONNE1'
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Just Received.

Just Received.
A fresh supply of GENUINE A..DlC]NES
Among them are
MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNE$lh
SUPERIOR ENGLISH MUSTARD
CAMPHOR
BEST CASTOR OIL
DO SWEET OIL
ALCOHOL
MEAKIMS EXTRACTS, FOR FLAvORING
TARRANT'S SETTER APERIENT
GLOVE ANOUYNE TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
SUPERIOR WHITE WAX
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARlLLA
SWAYNE'S SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
The above, together with every Other article
in the Drug line, viz
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass
PERFUMERY,
will be sold at least as low as art icles Of like qua-
ty can be obtained in the neighborhood.
JAMES R. McKAIN.
Feb. %. 9 If
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Brick Yard.

The subscriber having leased the Brick Yard o
Col. James Chestnut, on Pine Tree creek, will be
prepared in a short time, to furnish any quantity
of bricks on accommodating terms
April %, 1S47.
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Just received by p. Tho
CAMDEl
Globe Artichoke
Giant Asparagus
Early China Dwarf Beans
White Kidney do
Refugee or 100 to | do
Red Warrenton do
Early Valentine do
Robroy do
Yellow Cranberry do
Large Lima, a very rich
shell Bean, runs well
and bears till frost
White Horse do
A very tender snap Bear
and very prolific, doe:
we'll 10 plant with corn.
Early Washington or sis
weeks Peas
Early May dc
Early Charlton d'
Bishops early dwfprolihc dc
Large white Murrowfat d'
y's'stis Ms'oh;s.. ! choice kind Dc
Blue Prussian d.
Tall Sugar de
Early Tuscarora Corn
Early Golden Sioux do
Early Sugar do
Canary Seed, for Birds
Long Blood Beet
Early Turnip 10
True French sugar do
Large Purple Broccoli
Early Cauliflower
CABBAGE.
Large lnto Drum Head
Large Drum Savoy
Late Dutch
Green Glazed
Large Mountain
Green curled Savoy
Early York
Early Battcrsea
EARLY Dutch
UA considerable dist
sons who wish TO purch;
Should any ofthe abov
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House and Lot for sale.

House and Lot for sale.
The subscriber offers for sale his House and Lot situated
near the Metos, Church in Camden. For further par
tcuars apply to #. W. Pegucs. -, .,.Sc,c
Feb.22 W. J. fRANClS.
James Chestnut. ir., Esq.is my sole Agent and
Attorney, with full power to act for me in settling
the Estate of the late DR.. George Reynolds: and no
other person is authorised to use my name or to re-
cei:e money or grant discharges of the said Estate
unless specially empowered IN wiring oy MN or
myself. MARY {. REYNOLDS.
Adm'x of G. Reynolds.
March q, l647
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Fresh Ga rden Seeds,
OF THE GROWTH OF ls47,
Wholesale or Retail,

! ED GOOD,
rnton, at the Post Office,
Y. S. c.
Early Sugar Loaf Cabbage
Early Ok Heart do
Long Orange Carrot
Large Dutch Parsnip
White Solid CELERY
Long Green Cucumber
EARLY do
Gherkins, fine for Pickles.
very prolific, and bear till
frost
Early summer bush squash
Crooked neck Cashaw, n
fine running squash, fine
! for pies
sl M usk Melon, fine
Canlclopc do
Nutmeg Melon do
Water Melon, very fine
!, Green curlcd Kalc
/, Eerly curl'd silecia Lettuce
D Large cabbngc head do
/, Magnum Bonum and Ice do
white Onion
Large Red do
/, Large Scotch Leck
!, Top Onion Seed
'Curled Parsley
Cayenne and Bell Pepper
Long Scarlet Radish
Early scarlet short top do
Long salmon do
Scarlet Turnip do
White Turnip do
Black winter do
Round Summer Spinnngc
!Prickly do
Purple Egg plant or Guinea
Squash
!Lncern or French clover
Round Red Tomatoes
Vel ow do
Early spring Turnip
Large Norfolk do
Ruta Baga
count will be made to per-
ase 10 sell again.
e seeds, on trial, not prove
IN in roturn Dec. |.
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WARRANTED D G OOD,
Just received by p. Thornton, at the Post Office
CAMDEN, s. G.
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Blacks Ancient and Modern Atlas 60 plates, folio
Pinkertons Universal Atlas, 6l plates, folio
Mills District Maps of South Carolina % plates, fio
Mchells Modern and Ancient Atlas, 4to
Buffers Bncent Atlas, 8vo
March %. A. YOUNG.
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Hides Wanted.
REMOVAL.

Green and Dry Hides will be pnrchased by
Feb 16. W. ANDERSON q w.
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Fashionable Clothing.
We are now receiving from New-York, stock of
Ready-made Clothing. made in the latest and most fash.
onable style, viz:
Super Black Dress and Frock Goats:
Do q. Sacks;
Brown and Olive Frock Goats;
Business Goats, Of various Styles and made Of hand
some materials;
Cloth Beaver Cloth and Pilot Overcoats;
Vests of various styles; Pants &c
With full supply OF Shirts, Under Garments, Suspen-
ders seadusting Stocks, Cravats Gloves Hosiery &c,
al! of which will be sold al the very lowest prices by
Oct 81 W. ANDERSON d. co.
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s. q. Lew Y

s. B. LEVY
Will continue to act as Agent for both the Banks
in this place, and attend 10 any commission busi.
ness that may he entrusted TO him.
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Negro Shoes.
We have on hand n full assortment Of
Best quality black Pegged Brogans;
do Russes do do
Second quality blk do do
Stitci-down Shoes all of our manufacture which
can be recommended give Subtraction TO the pur
chaser Planters invited 10 call and examine stock
as we know they will be pleased both to quality and
price. w. hNDERSON d GU.
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DA considerable discount will be made to per-
sons who wish TO purchase 10 sell again.
Should any ofthe above seeds, on trial, not prove
good, others will be given in return. Dec. ].
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IL Velvets, and Shawls.-The ladies Of Washington,
and strangers visiting the city, particularly invited
eau and examine our and splendid stock of desirable
Dress Goods Among them have very lately received
80 pieces rich chameleon silks of the and
desirable shades, and will be sold unusually cheap.
ALSO
10 pieces and 81 rich black gros de rhne for sacks
and dresses
pieces best quality black Turk satin de cheme
10 do black satin stripe and plaid do
% do plain salins and Forences embracing every
shade OF color and qualify. In the lot are
many scarce and desirable colored bonnet
sans
70 do bright and pretty coored polka muslins for
evening and party dresses Also, S4 plain
white and coored Tarleon muslins
% do Ihbet merinos, OF desirable and fashionable
coors, for sacks, cloaks, dresses, &c.
iuo 40 plain satn-stf1pe and inquired Cashmeres and
Inoussenes likewise, almost every shade Of
alpacas, satn-strpe mohaiT lindas, &c.
70, do silk vevets, in land black, mazarne blue,
maroon, purple, brown, Scarlet, and other
fancy colors
80 dozen linencambrc handkerchiefs, from the highest
10 the lowest figures, OF sheen lawn and new style
border
cartons ladies' light, white, and dark coored kid
gloves; also, full supply of every other kind.
In hosiery assortment complete, and viii be sold
cheap and in shawls have the greatest variety Of ye
ieve those in of the article will find greatly their
where, determined (n order to reduce hem) to
sell cheap and every other article in line will be sold
cheap as the be had east north Of this city.
BARNES * MITCHELL,
Between sth and 9h streets, Pennsy lvanla avenue.
Dec S-3taw2wif
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PATENT AGENCY.

ID II. WATSON, attorney and solicitor ofPatents Wash
ington, d. c., prepares specifications and drawings
and solcits letters patent for inventions, this
and Europe, and ransacs with prom ptness and for
moderate fee, all business belonging to his profession
comprehensive experience racti cai mechanic
bes him readily understand the nature of invention
from rough drawing and description which, being
him by letter, the inventor may be informed whether his
discovery be paen,able, and how proceed obtain
pateHt without the expense and trouble OF coming
Washington
A residence the Patent Office where he can all
times have models, drawings records and other
information that do elsewhere enables
him draw specifications that will the rights
inventor without infringing those OF others, and
nish full and reliable information all questions submitted
to him relating patents
Models can be sent with entire safety through the Ex
press
For evidence of his competency and integrity, he would
respectfully refer to all those for whos he has transacted
bushes
Letters must be ostpaid
Office on street, opposite the Patent Office.
Dec. 2-eodlm*
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Ru W.N. m. .NDRKISO.N, .7,scttOnffr.

DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LOTS-Under
L the authority of "A deed OF from Richard Thomp
and wife to William Prout dated lh October, 1887
and recorded in Lber w. B., No 65 folio 1873 of the land
records of Washington county, d. C, the subscriber Sub
stuted in the place OF said Prout deceased by
the decree OF the circuit court of the District Of Columbia
for the county of Washington will sell public
the highest bidder all the right, title, and interest OF said
Thompson and wife, in three lots of ground in the city OF
Washington, being moiey OF lots Nos. 2 g. and g. in
square 5S. These lots located north of the jail.
Terms: Oncfourth of the purchase money be paid in
hand the day of SALE and the residue six, twelve,
eighteen months from that day, with Interest," the pur
chaser give bond and security for the deferred payments
and deed of the premises
The is believed to be unique sonable, but the sub
scber, selling trustee will convey only such vested
in him.
The sale will take place the premises IL o'clock m
Thursday, the 18th January next
CASSIUS F. LEE Trustee
DeoI
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rIHE Proprietor de In Vile de Paris respectfully
thanks his friends and customers for the
liberal patronage extended to him during the past year,
that he has completed his winter
angcmens and is prepared to furnish parties balls, NC,
with everything in his line at the shortest notice, and IN the
best possible manner.
During the past year he has given his particular attention
to the manufacturing of every variety OF French Coniec
onary which he thinks will vie with offered for
sale this city, both regards quality and variety of style
He has constantly hand every variety of preserves,
consisting in part OF the following:
IN bottles dramatically seaed-Pine apples, peaches april
COTS raspberes strawberries, pears paradise apples
rs cents per bottle.
In Preope-Paradise apple, pear strawberry, raspber-
y, lime, ounce apricot, peach, pine apple at - cents
per lib.
Vegetable Preserves canstcrs dramatically seded.Truf.
cs asparagus, and 81 30 green peas
800 bottles tomato sauce at % cents per bottle.
800 jars currant Jelly, different
Fruit glasse at 30 cents per Id.
Persons desiring anything in the confectionery line will
will find il much 10 their advantage TO call "a La Vile de
Paris" G. GAUTlER,
Corner Penn. ". and llth street.
N. b. Will be open for inspection Monday the 18th
instant, my annual inportao of fancy boxes, bon bon
Mere, &c. c. G.
Dec 5-3iaw3wif
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THE actual number of hold
both the staff and line and
should be deducted from obtained by adding the full
number allowed each regiment corps This 92
does not include the military storekeeper D but these
counted for in the column Of aggregate
The authorized number of troops of the line, consist
ing of cavalry artillery, and infantry, Us regments is
1877 non commissioned icers and men,
The actual force in service commissioned officers
and men, is Si5S-leavng deficiency of 32o to be re-
cruied
The mechanics and laboers belonging to the ordnance
department not being restScted in number by law,
included in the foregoing exhibit. The number in
service is 495.
ii. Immediately after the Presidents proclamation OF
July 1913, announcing the termination of the war be-
tween the United States and the republic of Mexico,
prompt measures taken by the department for the
withdrawal of all the troops from the field and the dis
banding of both regu lars and volunteers raised for the
period of the war, who honoraby discharged the
service after their arrival at the places of endez
vous within the United States practicable. The
measures adopted may be best by reference TO Gen
erat Orders Nos 49, 49, and 49, respectively dated June
s, July and July T. 1885, herewith respectfully submit
| ted
The accompanying returns &C and H) show the number
of regulars and volunteer troops in service at the erm-
nation of the late war, as follows:
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Navy DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, Dec. H. 1913.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
Pensacola" will be received at this bureau until
O'clock p. m, Thursday, the 2Sth day OF December
1885, for the transportation OF 800 barrels (mofe less)
government stores, from the navy yard Brooklyn, New
York, to the navy-yard at Pensacola, Florida.
The offers the price asked per barrel, without
distinction between and dry; and each barrel Tor two
half barres) of beef pork, -four, vinegar pickles,
whiskey, dried apples, will be considered barrel
all packages be estimated the of 81 cubic
feet a BARREL whatever they may contan and in the
Of all casks other than barrels, the ths will
be deducted. Ten fair weather working lay days to be
allowed the port of Brooklyn for taking in cargo and
fifteen fair weather working lay days TO be allowed at PEN
sacoa for dlschargng the same No prlmage TO be al
lowed.
Payment be made by any navy agent in the United
States, be selected by the bidder and named III the
charter party within thirty days after producing salisac
tory evidence of the delivery of the cargo. The vessel
pass the usual Inspection and be at the Brooklyn
yard by LIST day OF January S9 ready receive her
cargo; and II presented for examination within three
days after being notified OF her acceptance, the bureau will
itself liberty offer the freight the low
bidder, make such arrangements may best SUBJ
serve the public interest.
Dec I2-laWtd
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Transportation Of stores.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, Dec. IL, lSiS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, Dec. IL, lSiS.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
the of Africa" will be received at this bureau
until o'clock, m, Thursday, the 4h day OF January
1872 for the transportation of 1000 barrels (moe or ess) OF
government stores from the navyyard at Cha estown Mas
sachuses, To the consgnee Port Praya, Cape de Verde
The offers mnst the price asked per barrel without
distinction between and dry; and each barrel Cor two
halt barely OF beef pork -four. rice, vinegar pickles.
whiskey, or dried apples will be considered as barrel
all other packages to be estimated at the rate OF o. cubic
feet 10 BARREL whatever they may contain and IN the
measurement OF all casks other than barrels the minis VII
be deducted Ten f,rweater working lay days TO be al
lowed ~ the of ChahestoWn for taking IN cargo, and
fifteen iarweather working lay days TO be allowed al Port
Prpya for dischargng the Noprimage TO be allowed
Payment 10 be made by any navy agent in the United
States, be selected by the bidder and designated in The
charterpatty, within thirty days after producing satac-
tory evidence of the delivery of the cargo The vessel must
pass the usual Inspection and be the Charesown navy
yard by the 10th day January ls9 ready receive her
and not presented for examination within three
days after being notified of her acceptance the bureau VIII
consider itself liberty offer the freight 10 the next low
bidder make such arrangements may best sub
serve i,e public interest
Dec l2-lawtd
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
October SO, 1913.
IN rrxrinu the Malls of The limited


PROPOSALS for Carrying the Malls OF the United
States from the LIST of February lS9 to the LIST of July
$780, the following routes VIII be received at the
office Of the Post Office Department, in the city oil
Washington, until of the 18th day OF December,
1913, TO be decided by the next day!
No 3703 From Detroit Michigan, by Redlord, Ltvona,
Pennington, Novi, Iicksve, kensmgon Brighton, and
Genoa to Howell 81 miles and back, three times week.
Leave Detroit every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at
n, m. arrive at Howell same days by p. m
Leave Howell every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at 1 n m arrive at Detroit days by p.
Proposals carry times week viii be considered
No. 37Oj. From Detroit Michigan, by Rosevlle, to Mt
Clemens 40 miles and back three times a week.
Leave Detroit every Mond Wednesday, and Friday, at
Il. M arrive at Mi. Clemens same days by IL m.
Leave Mt Clemens every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday, s a. M arrive at Detroit days by II IN
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee,
signed by responsible persons, the following
manner viz;
''The undersigned guaranty that ,
if his bid for carrying the mail from 10 be
by the Postmaster General shall enter into OBJ
legation prior the day Of february neat, with good
and sufficient sureties perform the service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate OF post
er, other equivalent testimony that the
are properly able make good their guarantee
The proposal should be to the department sealed,
endorsed Proposals for route No. in ~
addressed the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combination,
and the terms and conditions which the contract is be
made, the last annual advertisement. ,
c. JOHNSON,
Nov 1-lawiw Postmaster General.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The upon books unless tbs
payment Of the subscription be made Ia advance.
Distant subscribers forward money by lst,sr hs possgs
which will be paid by and all BY
sale transmission
COUNTRY PAPER published try sekly during
sions OF Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions period less than will be received
props rionedt TO the above annual rates.
G PosTMAsTERs authorized act agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed sEN
WEEKLY subscribers with S2o enclosed Ave WEEKLY sub
scrbe with will be ealed copy Of the
edition az they furnish Us subscribers for, gratis