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~ Fourth the Aston Place Opera
Manager, Richard Rivers. This Circus will be opened
"Wednesday evening june 5th with powerful
Admission dress circle 30 upper circle 25
cents Doors open ~ o'clock performances commence =
EQuestrArs Madame Louise Brewer (tbo female
equestrian the eouutry Hiram Franklin Richard Rivers
j. Reynolds Glenroy, Master " franklin Msssrs ,ney
Conover Geary, Sc &c. Clown. Frank Brewer; Rag
Master Mr. Johnston; Leader Of the Orchestra p vos
Particulars In future bills.
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DuBLisuED, NJ N IEyrrr DENTIST, oss BROAD
Nsy - eaiti"a-hest ars q tre.e.lcs gre Teeth,
sspat.e Prfrufe n n1tisty, Ar'ifc ~ eth Isfc te
isse frrf. Nc The sho~s ueefnl a1d irsi ruotlvs
.rft ~ cstsrsf crntis W srafian ~ tfe aathar
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WANTS..

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Young woman, az Childs Nurse Apply at los West
Eleventh street her place Of where she
has u ed three
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pApNuMs CHINESE nUsEua. $50 BROADWAY. BE-

u tScSn a, az 800 ss ' ne,a, nra
yrietor and manager, Ee-engagement for snort tine
longer commencing Monday june "a OF the Chinese Lady
Suite, who purpose visiting tie principal cities OF tho
Uni9n previous 70 their departure for Enre In addition
to thu Chinese Family, ok hunter including the Lady
With feet ~ inches long the Chinese Collection
Of One Million Chinese curicsites Vocal Instra
mental Music during the day ami evening Open from
~. tin 10 Pm Admission twenty-five cents; children
under half price.
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EoaI,osVG. us

EDsEsDs~s.. sz1.
DOAPD,-A FEW CENrLrnES CAN BE ACrDuwo-
ID dated Win pleasant and bgtri. - ~ Warren
Also larsa hnncs1ely iarulstsi On the
sessnd tasr with iatss rasry warn. cold aud shower
tsths. 60 tie free Ne u loar, ers
DOARD on srATfN rsLAND-A svsLL PRIVATE
~ family. residing vlthia ten mi@ute- walk ~ Ntrdcr
btf Landing r rareiys trss Fe.tsfaan ~ 'n-
season. address G Y. ~. herald oheu sisrs HOTEL
Staglttrr.
DoARDfNc--A CENTIrvAN ASD LADY. AID A
ID few firsle rsnfren - aeon noaa Fl 9TH board
hsuf, who're there bst re feltet barir. a. 80. 10
Lttrard street l~fNtch Brandrny snd Elm street.
ths comforts g alens can - had.
CoNCKFvs HAIL. PATTERSON. y. I.-Tuis sPLxN-
" did Hotel 10 Tor Hutaflcr. trtrseht ssd
rem arrut Nrarrsrs.
RAILROADS..
ChMDKN AND AHBOY RsiLKoAD LAX FOR
~ fhilefsirhia NJ gcluck. A. NJ ard tafraEt gaiyck
y ". ttstrhest JOHN IOTTIR daily su,iayt escsrl
Cd fr.t pier No North Ryer Fsrs hrs' ,i-ni care ~
rsrrra ci.-s esvs. az
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR -sOUra C,RpLISA
pr1r1ns viii 10 received This scc YAH he sth July
neat ar aling ta miles ~ roai arrd he Iuenet Pisne
hiieu TIE wuff viii - .tu.i enhla sris %
cs.atleu dvitcd Into four sccfen. Spela ens AM
hes pc % ths ohec ard The rund ~ sham snd
al afhsf Tarteulafs given ~ the tlmptays v ~ "a
vhf viii D. found a. Aksn. ths line q Road. ~ r.
A~a -sa-nfied ~ 70 the for 1ith, ant IN ttat
sTcct viii ayorahy etmrlIe eth place tte Nniol.
WV. ". nshfLEsS. Secretary.
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lust ARRIVED FROM iKEIAkD-A YOUNG MAN, 10
81 With the best II testimonials has had i've
experience in respectable woosn drspery estab
meat good hand. and willing 20 make himself
No. / Her Id Office.
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IN rvsalsy june 3 the entertainments wii commence
with thu miiary drama Of the INviSCiBLES-Generai
Verdnu, Sr. Taylor; slash hrsoymour; Niooire Mis-,
Anna Cruise Julieta, hf Jefferson. After which tho rE
GAIEGUARHAladdn. Mics crulse AbanaIar, c. Taylor
EasIsc, Burke Princes BIlroGlbadour, Lookysr
Cling Musapna Srs nnssy 70 conclude with the farce Of
ruf hEI-Er Dupuis, Mr. Crocker Vaaire Hr. Venua
Mr.. jefferson Porter. Ar. Dunn Mira
Eaasoa Angelica Mrs Jefferson. Doors open at TX 10
o'clock. Bsses. 9, Pit Iil%
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GOOrou0'D Italian Flcuc&teo HOop, ZOE
curing all skin diseases dsccorstcns and tsmishss sou
Arc Subtitle for uporaess hair from Csrs Of
the body LILY White tor the complexion Liquid Rouge
at walker street. frs store from rs. n) Brtss~sv
Cal,enasr ~ IN fhra PhiAaslphis; Bates
Inrlru MaHnInrfnn Hnatnn.
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THE OFFICERS OF THE NAVY AND MARINE
Il attached to this requested attend,
In pndress unoro the funrsl OF che late ommoorc Bon
janiu CooIer Monday the Ri inst, at v'clek r. NJ,
irem his residence. No. les Hicks street Brooklyn Tbs
Ofcer Of tie Army respectfully invited be
the oesssion. W. o. sALrER. Comm sndsnt.
CtrASD LODGE OF TUE STATE OF NEW YORK
" III nnusl Characterization " the NJ W Grand Lodge
CT the A. aud Fraternity Of Free aud Of
the state az Ntw York will 30 held the 81 and Lodge
Room, At hs City Hotel tste Howard Bouse va Broad
Tuesday evening, the ith of June O'clock The
CraIt sseretary olce VIII 10 open until bst time every
day frtm 10 A. NJ to sr ~ a. The place. Entrance
W Grand Ledge make the for the
Dsdis alton " FIe mt-cns Hail. GOV Bcvadw.y Masonic
purposes. have seeded that there shall be general Prces
son q the Fraternity under the banner 81 Grand
enly ihe PROCESSION will he ioru-i the Crlnd Ledge
Room, the City Ho'cl, Wednesday the 9Th June
S"so,k In the Afternoon. ~ Br thrsn ted
par In dark citbirs black hsts white sai white
gloves. The Oleers OF Lodge 10 their oleis rsg,lis
JAMES bESHIkG. Graud Secretary.
BOOKS POSTED UP AND BALANCED OR HEGu-
~ larry Kept by agreement Documents and accounts Of
I'LL kinds copied. Apply, ~ ~ latter,
srrkTEvA>f 5sy 0,hsd street
Ecooc-ro LOAN AT SIX PER CENT OK BOND AND
hortsrge, In one or more sans for term Of YEAR,,
ea produeve real state IN this city Brao lyn- Appy
TAHEs CONNER SON, TYPE FOUNDERS, CORNER
% OF Ann and hsssan streets New York, have hand
article necessary for oorete Printing EstAbish
ments The mseriasoa vhsb shs FROM
the sbevs Foundry.
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NEW YOKIS FIaE DEP.Fs'r,I,sy VIZ.

rEHE MEMBERS AND ESE1fr MEAbEas OF en-
sine Company No. are herehy notified 70 NEE AZ zoe
fnsiIe House Monday evening o'clock, vita fire caps
and shirts. By order ofthe Company
I
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NJ lilo S.-hoNDAY Es ENlN0, JUNE g. The
IN performance viii with comedy Of the
skkIOus FAuILy-Capt Murphy Mcguire. Mr.. Brousham;
Charles Tousns Mr. nei. Annat.e Sleek, ar. cipPn
dale; FRANK Vincent Mr. Ccpeand Dan we're Mr. III renee;
Lacy soweriy Creamy. mrs Vernon; Mrs forrens as
NARY Taylor Mrs 0Imsby Drr.sine. Mrs John Seton.
To conclude with the dramatic aneoaote 81 NOT Rad
JUp1E de Staaberg Mr. Lynne John Casper Lava
NJ. Nickinson: B.tman, Mr. John Seton; Louise Miss
rar,s 81 W. bours ots noors 7 oomsnn
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CrAfsED oLas~-s NLw SUPPLY or FLASHED
~ Glsss different cocrs received al.
~ iiDOsi 4 VICTOR
No. ! william street hear iIsnoso eguafe.
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\ rrTRAL ApvAsCrg WADE OK Daucs. CdLgl-
~ esls lclieal Wri srTs,a ir'irupeuis ee. A.s iPr
sale. ,e 0ttnt rstt - eCiera'cd medicine. which could
be redo N yria hsndsssa- ircsne Address liad %
. t,AIlul.' htK 10 Irnalal I-al ulll..
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YOUNG FRENCH GIRL, WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH
IA wants situation for travelling With lady. Is good
sewer and drsssmsker. Apiiy a. No. Nj Grand street,
mn al
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nemsoUs y Oote, beWabo, AtCnhuSou, SAe-
MEMS Of the Senate and Winthrop OF the osse OF Repre-
ssntasveBRADY has received from his branch establish
mont in Washington. Portraits of those distn rph-d
tsisu in the finest style Of tbs They b seen with
other pictures VI interest BRADYS National Cal
lery, Do Broadway, corner Of falton street.
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NHRISTY'S MJSSTRE LS.--h EcHANICS HALL. NO. az
~ Broadway, o,fveen Grand aud Broooo ssroets-Mon-
day June 3 ane ni<ht until further notcs.The
nelknown sbristy Ethiopian Opera Troupe
the abhod and Oldest organized hand Ia world
Comprising OF twelve performers the
of E. r. Chrsty They will have the al giving
their original and irimitahe entertainments every night
I'll fur her notice. Admission 25
corcer, viii at o'clock afternoon Conosrt
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ADJUSTMENTS

RhoADWAY ThEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL SOLE
-, Lcssso-Nonaay s,snns june 3D.. Sill Dc performed
the drama OF ST PATRiCKS EvE-frederiek the Groat,
hr Barrett haier OD"ugherty. Mr.. Hudson Capt Gus
t.yus sehoonieid Mr. Perry B Mr. Chapman Cahariae,
Nice ~ Horn After which, the ballet Of the PAINTINGS
liiusloS-AmandR huora Cioeea Looello, sgnor Neri.
soncuas WITH the farce Of the ~ >ii LIOSrm Moore
M huasop; Mr. Sqnabhs Mr. Whiting; MIR. Waddy. Mr.
Matthews; MIS- fiIig siss X Horn; Mrs. Crummy hiss
Olivia Dress Circle and Fsrquet 50 Family and third
circles. ~ cents; Gallery, l21s cents
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RUkrON's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREEr-MON-
- day evening, June will played Pooles emedy o.
PAUL fRY-Coon,l Hardy, Mr.. II. Plaeide; Paul lry,
sr Burton Prank hardy sr ciarhs; Harry s.Snsy, NJ
liz ghes Aaran Miss Cooke 10 conclude with the favus-
tie farce 81 nn ALARMING SACRlfIcE-Bob Ticket-Mr
Burton; Mr.. William Pugwash bir kea; Mr.. skinner. M
Leysre sa,an veetapple Miss Chapman Miss Wadd sf'
j Hi Dies Iiddy, hiss kca Mas Ginp, Miss Aldermen
Deborah Nrs Hughes DreH crcie aud Psrquet, ~ cents
FnlnilN G. role. IS cents Orchesrs seats rs cents
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WhNTED-BY MIDDLE AGED GERMAN WOMAN.
w ssitnson Ladies Maid She perfectly undcst 10
the euties 81 situation has been but short
this but speaks little English Has objection
TO travel Can be seea for two days, not engaged a.
am
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Stnvf hNDgRATb vARNisii-rilE BEsT ARTICLE
- kndwn fuT Polishing stoves Crates. irin
ru.t rive tcau'ifrl i.t bach raiish DTkrSLss-
HCNkIHS - OUSrft OLA csruin eyre Also All tarss
a.- rssahc uss iff turaiur - n.ffs riie frrT-
81 lllfna nhlnl n.afras. SILT nv Iaun
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Cur,d.-The only article

iO,VOO EfrsOuS ouhy aEtAth0
tf lc nded for the Of rheumasr head
ache pains IN tie iats toothache cuts burns
old rere dyGensy, collie Sc. IL Dr. Iobas- ssns-
tan Ininen Should IL fail the money will be reidndei-
No II u not superior other artiee FOR sale BY
the druggists and storekceper Price 70 aud % ots Dr.
T0BIAs3 efLee Murray street.
Planetts Bltters Will cuse Dyspepsia, In.
Digestion Debility LAYER Complaint NeryOusnes Headaches
and al heur direrder 20 BE had Wholesale AID retail AZ
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Z,OUU,OUO nss1. iiaasn1. or Maze r Ii h.s.
lsn cold NtLeut failure IL IL 20 the
hair thirty yeaTs and 70 enre al rheumatic sad other
itt forfeit viii he paid IL fail satisfy the
eseriSs 81 tie wonderful curative Effects. who will call
Ir H. al a. spd go broadway. between Grand and rocne
str,ots The trade supplied 30 rcsrl - cents.
lr.r 4
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NOR SALE CnEAP-TUE BEST PAINTED AND MOST
IL effective Panorama Exhibition nstruetcd :rhe
Wondrous Revelations OF Earliest Creation the History
Ancduvian World illustrating the BEAUTIES u
Creation, with the Six Days Wors the OF the Dsyss
appearance II the Ear th csntiua-
rainting unparalleled for beauty effect.
btion is PERFECTLY complete, with oolored glass mediums,
curtains rollers, &c. and will sold low. IL
who has leisure to ead to it, Apply
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28
OIL ' ''''' Of o'S Attest, r.R. MERRILL, Register.

wsshngoa Dtstrmt, S. peses, within and Tor aaid dis
trct, on the 18th day Of Novems es, A ID lS5O.
~ ATHANlEL TOWNSEND, guardian 10 George r.
~ Miles. minor, residing 10 f4in6ed, 10 said district,
makss application for ceess tn sell the whole real
Of his said ward. wits all said wsrd interest in the
Of which said Albert Miles, late Of PIan6ed deeess
died sliced and 10 this aledgng that
such sale interest Investing stocks real
atew hereupon 1t 10 ordered BY sad Court. that said
plicaon he hoard thereof be held the Pro-
hate Office, ia Montpelier the 18th day Of November
1885, eleven ociock ofenoon And is further ordered
that notice cfth Of said appicavn the for
the same and tho time and place appointed ior the hearing
be given TO all Interested by the publication
CT the three weeks suecessvey Sel0re said
pointed, in the Vermont Waichmsn aud State Joafna
newspaper printed ut Montpelier that they At
said time and place. and show why the cense prayed
Tor should be granted.
Qu, ar..fab oC
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28

the Naval COmmlttee OF house OIL ReeSeu
of the Congress of the United States reported In
gust $780, bill in favor of the establishment of a regul
line of mail steamships to the western coast OF Africa,
thence by the Mediterranean and Spain to London:
And WHEREAS such line would greatly aid in coonzn
by CHOICE the free people of color of this count
in Liberia:
And WHEREAS profitable and advantageous commerce mig
be opened and indefinitely extended with the western CO;
of Africa and the adjoining territories:
And WHERE'S this would be greatly destructive
the existing slave trade and pomove of peace and an
tension of all the meoratlng and beneficial influences
commerce. wherever said steamships should visit
Therefore,
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives
Vermont That and Representatives in Congr
be requested to use suitable and constitutional MEANS
cure the construction said steamships for the establishment
line and promotion of the objects contemplated
the said bill.
No RESOLUTIONS FOR THE PROMOTION OF PEACE
Resolved By the Senate and House Of Represenafsr
That Senators and Representatives Congress be requ
ted press upon consideration of their respective Hous
with little delay may be- the proprety Of joint reso
ton, requesting the President of the United States to fot
to all nations with whom have regular diplomatic int
the establishment of permanent Board settle all +
ternatona disputes claims
Resolre That the Governor be requested to forward
copy of these resolutions the President Of United States
and the Executive of each of the States of the Union
ting the latter to lay the before their respective Lsg
lures. and request their co-opes1tiou.
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By the 'ourt,
hEMAN CARPENTER, Judge.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held al
Washington District, Montpelier, within and for said
district on the ,2h day Of November. 4. 1850. .
I ENI5 CHAMBERLAIN Guardian of William Hubbard
Il minar, reridine in Piainded, said district, snd
owning real estate, wit: said minors interest in tht
Danel Perry Farm" called situated in PainfeId aore
said and in The Hiii Pasture. Called situated IA Goshea
Core and piece Of land SAID pasture, app
for Incense sell the whole Al
said ward edsng that the for the
support and will be conducive the interest his said
ward Whereupou ordered by said Court, iat the snit
be heard session thereof be holden at the
Probate Office, Montpelier, the 9th day cf November
1851 O'Clock forenoon And further ordered that
of the OF said application, and Of tire time aod
place appointed for the heag thereo be given to NIL
interested by the publication Of the three
successfully before ssid time appointed, III the Vermont
wachman and State Journal ewspaper printed ut Mont
pee that they appear said aud puce and sho~
why license prayed Tor should te gsnt-d
BY the Court, % HEdAN CARPENTER, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28
SEWING By MACHINERY.
To Journeymen Tdiiors, Sempsiresses. Employers
and all others interested in Sev.ng Of any
.l.e~r.ny.

NEWING 81 MAtHINEkTs
To Journeymen Tdilors, Sempsressss. Employers
and all others interested in .Seu.ng Of any
description
SEVERAL ATTEMPT, have been made produce
~ Machines Sewing, but they withou, many
objccans, and could be used to little advantage profit
SiscER & PHELrs Belay-s,iich Sewing Machine inven-
ted BY Isaac NJ singer, and manufactured by Singer &
the public perfect machine, and vii be and
adapted perform kind of work, from the stitching Ut
6ne shirt bosom ships sail we'll descrip-
tions Of leather The needle is straight and orks perpen
dcusry upon table of the machine, aording aud
opportunity adjust the fabric way-and the stitch
may be regulated TO length even to hnirs breadth
The stitch made by this machin. that will favel
opsn, and the only be taken ap, by cutting
second third stitch From $40 1900 stitches,
cosdng to .he fabric upn taken minute
Tobrins this aeh perfection, much labor and sIudy
have been expended upol the
bets cfur the Delay Sewing Machine, feeling
hden that will correspond. upon trial, with the
incubation here given
The profits arising tho Of one of machines,
which with needless is five
sx dollars day. The operation is confined 10 the
manufacture Of clothing only hut may be applied sewing
description OF nen cotton, wooden, and most kinds
Of leather.
This machine, with ordinary care warranted
without rea'Is, and will last many years. And It Is SO
simple in its coustrucion and easily regulated aud man
aged that person Of ordinary ability may operate it,
The price OF If these machines, which worked by
treahe snd capable Of sewing any ordinary nen, muslin,
wooden f~bric hundred aud twenty dollars,
complete, with all appendases for operation.
These machines beautiful in their appear
snce and they take 'tle room, that they
msnt to any ady's sewing apartment
Q An Agent with whom exclusive arrangements will
be made) wanted every city and the United
Suites.
All applications for A2ences and all or ers enclosing the
money for machines, (which III be send
part Of the word well all nquirie- about their
adantatIon 10 different purposes will be promptly attended
by the manufacturers All letters lie paid and
addressed to SINGER * PHELPS,
Nov. 5, 1850 mos- is 90. 10 Harvard Place,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28
UNITED STATES MAIL,

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States
from thu LIST day OF February 1851 the 3Jh of Jun.,
1859, inclusive. in NEW HaMPs HIRE sod VERMONT,
will he received the Contract uce If the Post Cirs
Department ia the City of Washington, uaril A. ". of
the 26ih Decembe 10 he decided by the Sd January
nexi the and III the and time herein
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
96l From Stewertstown at y a IN Saturday;
To Piits.urs BY 10 m, miles;
And back between II III and IN, same day.
VERMONT.
3s From Bellows Falls u, I2 m, Tuesday, Thursday
BY Drewsi Iie, Il. ,Paprr Mill vIIase, South Ack-
worth, Lemp-ter, and East Unity;
To New port by p IN, "a miles
And back between 6 m and II l-2 m same days.
Proposals. to commence Paper Mil vrlisge in
vlted.
$50 From jamaica ut p Thursday;
To Niul,ui by 4 IN, 10 mites;
And back between a atd IL M same day.
35l From West Wnrdsborc' at 6 d IN Thursday;
BY West bower;
To wiImingron by IL m. IL miles;
And hack between p m aud IN, same day.
$50 From ia ,esvie Composed 10 ba Jon"sve Addison
lcaueodrnl county, a, 6 d N. MONDAY,
By West Bolton, Uudcihii, Cambridge, Waterville +,
bakersfield, and West Enusbutgh;
To West Berkshire by p m. 81 miles;
And back between 6 a m and = IA next day.
Proposals for tri-wcekiy in,i.d; also to
end route AT Cambridse
Se3 From W est Tupsham at a m Thursday;
To East Orange by II IN, miles;
Ann hack between 10 m aud II m same day.
354 From East Burse nj a IN Thursday;
BY East Haven, Newark, Brighton. GLADSTONE Maid
st,n"1 and Morgan;
To state Line, i.ola d. by 8 IN, 40 miles;
And hack between S and p m next day.
365 From at 9 Thursday;
To Pri,sburg N. H., by IL m, l0m-s;
And back between l2 IN and p M day.
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by q guarantee,
signed BY responsible persons, the following
manner, viz:
.. Tn. undersigned guaranty that
If his bid TOT carving the mail from to
be accepted the Postmaster General shall enter into
obligation prior the first day Of February HeIt with good
sufficient sureiies rertVm the services roposed
THIS should be accompanied by the ceri-ste Of post
master equivalent testony. that the guaanr
Of property and able make good their guaranty
The proposal should be sent to the Department, scaled,
endorsed Proposals for route No. - add esscd 10
the First Assistant Postmaster General.
For the prT bion Ut bds resulting from combination nd
the aud conditions which the be
made, see the last annual advertisement.
N. X HALL, Fosma ster General.
Posr OrrIcE DKPAaTMKNI, Nov. 10, 1850. o. Nv.
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Cambridge Cattle Market, Nov. q

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser.
Al Market 1900 CaIs 600 Beeves and 600 Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen Cows and Calves und Three
Yesrs Old, and Yea,iinss.
Priees-Ms,kst Beef-Extra e5,75 per cwt lst quality
S52 2ne quality Si,75, Sd quality s40J bseiing Cattle
$50, ; and 81.
tides. $500, per cwt. Taow, IS So
Stcres- Working Oxen <54, te, $50 u 100.
Cows and Calves, Sl7, IS 30, and IS.
Yearlings, s., 10, aud SI2
Two years old SO, Is and ls.
Three years old, Si4, 20 and IS.
Sheep and ..ambs, siU3 ut Market.
PR,cEs-Exira. s.. and LA By lot $780, 81 and So
Swne-Neue.
Remarks-Thc market week will DO held Tues
day.
i02 the Ftchburs Railroad and 43 tho
Boston and lowell Raiifosd loaded with cattle, sheep
horses. swine and fowls.
Number from each State.
Cattle Sheep 4 Lambs. Swine. Horses
Maine 262
New Hamrshirs, 3o4 2e4
Vermont, SOS 464l y
Massachusetts, - 2So
New York.
Canada, $50 IA
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TEAS! TEAS!!

A FRESH Arrival Of pure-genuiDe-unmixe and IN
N coored Teas just received Thousands thousadns
who buy this Tea of US bear testimony the lac of
selling better quality and less tn can be bought
else ~ here. STORRS & LANGDON.
Oct IL. 1850. 81