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UNITED STATES NAIL.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni
i ted States from the LIST day OF July, 1900 to the
30th of June 1853 inclusive, in MAINE, will be
ceived at the Contract Office Of the Post Office De-
partment in the city of Washington, until 8 a. IN,
Of the Goth of June, Ito be decided by the next day
on the route and in the manner and time herein
specified, viz:
1923. From Waterville at u p. m. every day, ex
cept Sunday;
By Winslow, Sebasticook, Clinton, Burn
ham Village, East Burnham, Troy, North
Dixmont, North Newburgh, and North
Hampden;
To Bangor by a. m. Az miles,
And back between 4 p. IN. and 8 a m, every
day except Saturday.
0J- The object is to connect with the cars at wa,
tervic, in each direction, taking the through mail
and supplying the intermediate offices fictce toeek
going and returning Present service on No. IL,
Waterville to Bangor to be discontinued. Any OF
these offices otherwise sufficiently supplied the
bidder may propose to omit altogether
Proposals are invited for service IN lieu Of a6ope,
from Waterville, by Unity, Troy, Dixmont, Dix
mont Mills, Newburgh, and Hampden, to Bangor,
and back, six times a week, connecting with cars,
also by night schedule.
Proposals will be received for service between
Watervie and Unity, connecting with day lane
OH No. |, Augusta, to Bangor, six times week
each way.
0o- Bidders will specify mode Of conveyance
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guar
antee, signed by one or more responsible persons
in the following manner, viz:
''The undersigned guaranty thai
ifhis bid for carrying the mail from
to be accepted
by the Postmaster General, shall enter into an OBJ
legation prior TO the fifteenth day Of July nezt with
good and sufficient surcties to perform the service
proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate o
postmaster, other equivalent testimony, tina
the guarantors men of property, and able I,
make good their guaranty
The proposal should be sent to the Department
sealed, endorsed proposals for route No. ,
and addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster
General.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from comb
nation, and the terms and conditions on which thu
contract is TO be made, see the last annual adver
tisement. j. COLLAMER,
May l5-law4w Postmaster General.
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14o $40 pounds, in all, per pound.

100 his. 3l6in. plate iron, f. long, 80 in. wide
iooO do do do do q # do 80 do
All of the iron must be of the best quality, dmer'
;can. To be made from charcoal bloom.
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100 sides best quality bellows leather, thin, for
ssilmakers' use (per sample) per Id
CLASS No 14.-Wood
100 cords red oak, clear of rotten wood and
fungus, with the bark on per cord
CLASS No. 15.-Dry Goods.
100 yards green baize per yard
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CLAss No. D. Copper.

II of the iron should be full, not less than y H.
= of the above dimensions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
CALIFORNIA

We present, tod'y very Interesting advices from Cal
'lorn,a The reader will gather from them tina, p,ld dy
glng or washing is demonstrated In be ANYTHING bu,
delightful and not al"aysa lucrative employment-
The Information, however, ms 10 HE quantity ot pold in
the pacers, and what is peculiarly ,resny IN the
oligna qnarz rock, presents the mineral wealth of Cali
lorna IL a mhe wonderful inht than ever
II appears that party politics had very r influence
IN the recent 'ct"ns, though suspect the Demo
erals, with their usual adoilneSs. turned the indifference,
81 the electors 10 their oan advantage Tn. \ Y
Tribune does not consider it settled that Caliii, III
he Democratic though of the candidates returned
are styled democrats with n wdo atllude Of meaning
Mr. Gilbert. Of san Francisco. editor Of the Alta Cslilo
ma, one OF I've representatives Il cited To Conuress ran
against the ID mocrac ticket
The Pacific News of The 30lh Nov saws.
''Saye IN San FmnciSco there IS hardly prc,en,. of
any Democratic orgauzon, aud now that the ,l,ci,u
Is over. we suppose ali will admit that the rvanlz IN
here was enilrelv incomplete IL not Invalid II wholly
tilsd h concentrate the ii the Democratic votes
OF San FIancsc'. In other places some WHY'S. aud
doubtless many more Democrats have been chosen. 49,
But they have not been chosed IA Democrats ar Ms
Wings but IN view Of other pers' nal aud loral consd
eralIuns. The old patty issoes-,he Tarln the Sub.
Treasury tho NetI &c. have gene rally been ,honph,
OF IN the canvass We felt assured from the first Inn
this must be- The case. throughout the State The re-.
suit. showing that the mass OF the have tot voted
ted Mt all, fully confirms our impression"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
MIR FOOTE'S NIL

Inc Union ut Sunday publishes The foreshadowrd Ter
,niial bill at MI Fmle OF Mississippi Il divides our
W estrn domain into the ferfitnes nf C,licrn, D.s,
'e, aud New MeNlcu. and the Stale IT Jacint nn
oi ItNas with her consent. California the hill lm,s
Easi~ardy by The | Ii dnpfee oi l1nrlnle Nav Nix
t." We acquired which Is inelnded within Texas
he STATE 81 laelno would include the country between
Tue ahh'ne aud hra2as rivers. Nolhlup. We believe is
SAID about slavery The Cnlon remarks upon the scheme
w have not made ourselves sufficiently acquainted
with The details ot the bill speak Of them AT ms imp
ou' we hail II as manes tailun u that c,,nptml. mo
spun Which ought II preside our pubic councils aud
winch is 80 necessary In the existence of tn, mon and
10 The preservation III kindly feelings between the ates
we ihlnh II proper Ia state that another project has
oeeh lhown out IN conversation In the same 60 up,m
slns spHt which has ac,uaed Gen. Fme viz admit
10Y way :" settling this whole dark question nj once ON
me compromise prneple) California as State but srn
q" the extensive boundaries which her
erect Desero and New Mexico into ierrt ri,l y,y,rn
menls upon the principle of non interven,inn whont
any restriction If the Wilmm pr,y~,. establish nh,
State hike that oi Jacino, Con Mr Fue'4 hill and ~,
cgnshg The Boundaries d Texas 10 III, ltn Gnnde; or
II Pa'ueahlr. making some arrangement between The
United states and Texas for assuming the payment ,i
het debts. IN consideration Of the lands which mr., IN cn
lest between her aud New Mexico and erecting I'm,
portion oi the country into territorial government, ar
annoNng TO Ihr territorial government o New N,,i
CO. We submit TINS scheme. also without ca,rm,n,
YET whilst there ATE many schemes nj settlement,
toi we cannot despair Of amicable settlement A
the whole question, II II be taken up IN conpru,n,n,
spirit" e
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Isl arii"n, however had be an icipaied The lac
eNraornary and unconstitutional proceedings of bte,ei
Bresdrei General Riley (eg>laling trer-susm by the
military amy IN California had transacted the wnsi and
highest nsnrpatlnn Anticipated IRON the " lmai Prs,u
The WilnoI Pioss0 had been thrown int, The shade nv
The unparalleled military legislation of snbardnale nli-
Ger Of The army creating sovereign State by his Proc
amaion OF wich slavery pefpelualy prohibited firm
'enry purchased by The common blood aad treasure Vt
the S,uiho
The genstai impression produced by Mr. Wisr's dis
course Is certainly very far from being sentiment Of
apmobalion.- Rich. Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
MIR. NlSE'S SPEECH

so,t r inquirer Promises report from Mr. Wise him
evening We wait with some curiosity to SEE wh eI
dio,r, .'' aown by his hand it will he as ex,ran
irpresen Even in the tempered Sketch If s ea'" IT
see abundant proof the inpmperance Of ,he b,
a.a.a invited, as he was by members Of the Jegs-
"a, u pom parties 10 make he address, Mr. Wise So
all the PROPERTIES Of The occasion as f.,
of tho "i party politics aud assa The policy
thu, administration IN California, upon assumnions
be hy day as it happened. officially made known 10
an.ion ss '"punded The Enquirer reports Mr. Wiss's
"1' u'0'e"eni MAS goius onward Evea is ftl,-
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n I G H M o N d M A al ETs.
RlCIlAlO\D. Jan IA

RICHMOND, J,N. II.
TOBACCO The inspec,ous since the opening II
tho yenr have been snail hut The prices current Al
the close Of he pas, have been we'll sustained Wa
quote lues 81. t. s.; Leai 81 10 &l2, in quality
FIolR.-Noles Of Richmond country have been
made to-day 81 % s. per barrel Sco,lsvllIe brands
sell ATS l2l.
WliFAf.-Ne quote fair merrh,ntahlc lo,s " red
AID white NJ 30 cents and 81 per hoshe choice article
would hing ~ 10 3 cents per hushel n,oe
WHEAT OFFAL.-Bran l2i els Shorts Is cent4,
Drawn Sniis % cts; Ship Slulis 40 cents per bushe-
Demand fair and stocks light
CoRN-W" quote new aud old nj iJ 10 so cts
CORN MEAE-6o 10 Is els per hushrl
ONIS-Nol much doing. We quote 33a3j cents per
bushel AZ the selling price
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.v'D 1'E('I'.

accordance with resolution adopted by the Stockho
ders 81 the James River aud kanawha Company at their
last Annual Meeting, notice hereby given all persons
holding Post Notes. that such notes are rroutcd ia he
brought IN ior redemption on On before the 3s, day of o-
her, $3.50 and that after that time no interest viii be pad
such notes
by order of the Board of Directors
WM. =. MuNFORD, Secy.
Richmond. Jan. A. IS5O-uS,v
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PURE CONCENTRATED
Extract Of Jamaica Ginger,

IN tHiccnt and Hef,d Som ,chic manf and Ca,,n,
nattcc, for the rehef " Fnt,doncy oiaynS .Na,s,a,
SC NC.
'IlHS Extract contains form all the
sennl properties ot the best Jamaica h,ic Ginger and
WIZ be found valuable, safe and grateful simu
liant III an cncebed and anguid the stomach ac
'"hPanicd with sense oi sinking ainness, which be
sides being attendant dyspepsia accompanies almost
II arrangement OF the digestive organs. It imps such
a'sc an agreeable and cordial warmth giving strength and
""ne 10 The impaired organs, and plwed
to asnde aud depression which Of
ny other si,n,ulanis. For sale by
Jan 2l-ts JOHN " SEAY. Dtnprist
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NAIkIIIAl.ES.

Married on the l7lh instant hv The Rev (,,, w
lapghorne. Mr. WILLIAM FOLKES. 10 Mis-. FL. :
NlltA, daughter of Iebedee Peliy all of lynshburg
Richmond Republican please copy
-, on "Wednesday evening. 10th inst. by Row Mr.
i)onphan Mr. THOMAS WILKINS 10 Miss SA-
Raj +. BOCOCk, all OF This place.
-.nn "Wednesday. The oh lust, by the Rev VIII
liam Nofwood, Al the residence Of Mrs Wckham, Lieut.
WILLIAM LEIGH. u. 5. N, to ELLA. daughter
ol the late John Nekham. Esq.-all of Richu,nnd
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Great Stock of Winter Goods,

FOR SALE, At Bur LITTLE OVER COST.
I'M large mercantile concern with which connected
being about ocoso its business u becomes necessary.
Tor me 10 SELL OFF npdly possible, large
OF goods In all winter Goods such Blankets, Fannels,
lnscys, Cassnets, Yarn Jeans, Shawls, Nc &c. great
bargain. may be had All persons IN want OF CHEAP
goods will please call without delay
Ja"7-i's JNo. J. PURyIs, Agt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21

~ the House of Representatives has. at last
succeeded IN electng Serceant.at-Arm !, ', ,hb
person OF Adam J. Glossbrenner, of Pennsvlvan;a
"a Democrat. ''''s ~ ana
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
LyNcunuRG MARKETS, JAN. N.

=
Frorisioms - Pork 81 Bacon, d 10 81; Beef 81 To
s.. Corn Meal 90 cents.
FYor-&l
Uhtai--Rei 80 cents; White So
f'rain--Carn. 50 cts Oais2S cents.
I lorer Seed s. g. So, nominally.
UhiskrU.-Sn In 81 c,s.
Bcsarar rs ia2l cents.
Bniier-li to 3 eta
Brandy Nipple. none ofrrinr; Peach mono % fIrri no
Bar Iron 3S5assorted aud $50 oo when drawn To
order.
Golfer RIO l3o Ii cents, Inguira Ii Ia H. ia
va ~ Mocha %.
Country lmehs-Tow II tn 2i,Flnx l2l 10 49,
COTTON Yarns Ii 10 II cents.
Ffdihers-3O 10 81 cts-Scstre
kIar Seed 90 In % cents
Fish -ilerrivs. No. |, 81 sos Shad. old 81 so
new 50
Emang-25 10 % cents.
Hemp quoie Il In 6,c. in dema nd
iinseed Oil % To 70 cenls-in demand.
Lard -6l t7.
.Mola"es -Nrsl India IS 10 40 cts per gallon \
q. AZ IS cents
Plaster-l.omp. ~ To So; Ground. So ,nS.
Sugars New orcans6 to cents; p,NIo Rico toS,
cents; Clarified l2l cents, Loaf / ibl2l cents.
Sah.-$l s7l a2l.
1alor 9 To % cents.
1sW 80 per hb
" ooi-2t 10 go eta, In demand
" DOL RoHs--no sales
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNcHBUuG, JAN.iy. 1850

Iwentveven hhds inspected and sold the pa week VIA
II hhds ugs At em S37a 10 81 10 average ~ So bbds
Leaf atirm 81 to 81 10, average 500 ri. demand
good and prices high. particularly Invs In dry oder
WfiEAr-for Rcd ~ cts, Tor w hi,s 81 cts
WILLIAM T. SMITH
Commission MerChput
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21

vs. We regret 10 learn from the Richmond
papers that Mr.. Richards, the Superintendent Of
,he rankin Paper Mill, of that city. was conob,
IN The machinery and instantly killed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
ki.hI, LjghS.

lINlE subscriber prepared 10 furnish Phogenc Gas
CamPh,nc, Burning FLUID, winter hlcnchcd, sperm aud
solar OIL all 81 the re,y best quality Aso, hand
sentiment oi Hand paror and Stand Lamps or burning The
same. For sale by JOHN a SEAy D,upvi,t
Jan 2i-itis ="
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
Pure COd-I.ivcr oil.

'INioSE III want of this valuable and popular Mcdirn.
may depend "n obtaining from the subscriber a pery s
Pr'or dfcc II rs procured directly from the
fis IN New York who warrant it genuine aud pure, and
not purified from inferior article sipply lust To
hand and ior salehy JOHN II SFAY, Druggist
Jan 2l-iits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
ADAMANTINE CANDLES.

EDil BONES OF -, 30, aud 40 pounds EACH fret quail.
pOVt ~, "a 81 and G's, Adamanre Candles sale b.
JOSEPH GRANT,
No ~, Bowicy's Wharf, Baltimore.
dec 10 I2il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

rlRtU INSTANCES Ter II advisable that I shontd
~ rMnRo my ioc,t,an viii therefore either sell or ieas
the Panat,on whth At present reside, about ~ miss
West ot lynchbutg The Land valuable aud worthy Of
attention ot capitalists, Gatcm either purchasing or
leasing bo ruishcl with the hands. prov sons stock
and tools the place. Possession be had iinned
"tey Letters (pos paio) directed In me- Norwood r. q.
VIII he promptly attended 10. J.. A. CLAY.
Ian II 2,ts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
ClOthier's Complaint.

~ n recent Meeting.
On lear oh dear, what shall we do, -.
We can, sell our old fashioned clothes,
For Holm 81 Mandebaum'- stock is cheap andn
To our sorrow The fact we disclose.
y hat crowds Of customers 90 there.
Their !avoTs TO renew,
Their store is rendy like iair,
On dear what shall we DO
Yet we wonder not Mt such supper, g..
But we are gricvrd to So" the ruI.,
They deal fair nni none. ne ;hcy ought,
And hat what spos oar fun.
Other clothiers compared with these,
Are nothlngm much TO view,
And VAN their efforts are to please
Oh rlcar! what shall we do
Kohn and Maudchaum are Gar too strong.
Win h We now plainly see,
That they be the vctors all along,
And SO they dt serve to be.
In workmanship they stand alone,
In cloth and prices too,
They are match Tor US We own,
Oh dear, what shall we do!
An efor, more we know not now 10 make,
So kohn and Mandlcbaum, we now appeal 10 you
On tell us for our tnmily's sake,
What shall we do what shalt we do.
7. 5 We beg leave to inform our friends and 9TH
ers that We have returned here with a very heavy
and desirable stock Of Ready Made Clothing, md
with a full determination oisircty adj ing 10 ,he
principles OF an honorable competition and IN doing
so we earnestly and most respectfully solicit your
patronage, promising to give general satisfaction to
oil who will do us the honor 10 look n, our stock and
TO hear the low prices oi our ready made clothing
Trunks, carpet bags, buffalo robes, ,ewc'y, fancy
articles, md IN general any thing All otwhCh we
promise 10 offer to our patrons shade lower thnn
they can be Obtained in any other establishment, in
this town or any other place in the west.
sept2S KoHN g. MANpLEBArN.