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LAIR NFws Tnss ssssL.-The brig Mary Ann, Capt
wait arrived yesterday from sssl, bringng us dates
20 the i2h ult ny this arrival all 10 reported to be
quit there sna that the agting with the Indians in
ths iusssior dia not amoaDt 10 much.
There wss prospect q IA tbandant crops1 corn,
ke whleh 10 tbe eanss Of nuch r-loicing as, for the
last years shsy had tailed and the Articles had to
b. ippsrtsa f-en the Unites states, making money
essh artiels IN fueatan.
Ths fovrruu~rt Al Msxiso haa withheld the former
sIiswsres ~ money taeoai 5000 per month, which
hss pat tbs tressory cspartnent on their Own re-
souress sad sort o. FreHuaeie@sa'o vas issued At
MsriaA isposlss tAx q Is per cen. personal and
real estate ke.
Cemnsrelsl saslrs are aall exports very light.
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SrusF CANDIDATES ron CoNoREss.-We will
have stump candidates for Congress In the field
IN the election te-monOw-George w. Blunt and
Siephen Brsach Both Of these gentlemen have
offered themselves In opposition 10 the convention
nominstons We like this idea. II is really time,
and IL seems to be rspidy approaching, when there
viii h. no convention Nominations Mr.. Blunt, in
the six,h district. is good man; and Mr. Branch,
In the fourth district, would make much more
capable meEaher Of Congress than many We know
a. Let us begin this system al once, and get rid
a convention nominations.
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Isfwssrse TuoA JaenFl.-By the arrival Of the
hris Alnst. ron gaensi which place she left the
Tan ostcbsr, Are informed thats conspiracy had
hsen discovered against ths government whish had
rsfulisa IN the arss, q ssms two three hundred
susysctss persons two q whom Asa been shot and
eight eon 1erned q death.
business Was reported 10 be very dun. Coffee and
mod srnFra
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esrnesiness with which they are supported BY
Weed and Greeley, is enough. The most empha-
tic verdict, therefore, that could be sves against
treason and notification, and In favor Of the Union,
would be the rejection and The defeat Of thu ~his
ticket from first to last Failing in that, II will
devolve upon the Union party to reoreaaize Cor
the next campaign.
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DAY BOOK OFFICE, November 2, 1850.

JAeFs q. br>NsTr, IsQ -
DfAR sla:-in reply to an article in the Herald this
mornirr Ia which IL Is stated thst WASHINGTON Hunt Is
aeanhed with The seward nerst" and that IL elected,
MI Hurt Viii be elected his endorsement OF Seward
sud his abolition and nullincation doctrnes beg leave
60 that In albany Monday last aad had full
and free conversation with Mr. Hunt polite subjects
betatee IN The most unequvoea term that he was
IN favor ~ rhc adopted a. the lat session If Con-
F IN aver carrying out in good faith ihe PROVISIONS OK
the ingtN slave a~ an opposed 20 ngatDg the subec
u ANfrf He also stated HAT he opposed 90 the
~ fdpied by the majority Of the syracuse venten,
ava Gully favor Of those offered by judge Duer. but
~ them himself make these staten ents
simple act % justice, and that Mr. Hunt stand in New
a. a. TO5TEE
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~ al - rsn A. risnee wtich baaR mrs tho
sfr-'i 81 sut suffns " propsriisl % the length
81 ire hiar- 30 eyFifation Of the charter. The
rFsn sam nsry ~ thsrs stocss oonnant In the
n.afssf y fulf srrlsiasi W this statement Ths
tri.u Pea hss On a.. soth o. June last surplus.
sq"al - stcst thfts*n ~ cent per ssnaD until thfs
sHFHaihn q ~ ehsftsr ihs CTS Bark abcu, pr
ttnti er'fherf 40 Brewers Baak, t~frs
Tie btfc'ers - ths Cleveland snl rtls EIn,o,s
'emFAHJ hs's tfsfrinsi % out the ena OF the work
'is'.itna inio iss bands % the contractor. I'm.
"e'a'y Arrangements have been made for IN,
= ~ non rsqairei for n. di.saaos nom
tif'sisne q ths rsnnsylv.nia In. tn. grading OF
reaa snd preparing "a for the supsrstrucsure Is TO
p MY pfo.erufst on toe portion referred 10
aafihr shs Eisssrt isii and eomise SLATER mis- In
.'rese " hars the sertisn bst~eea CIsvslaaa and
fains''iis thifiy miisa compstsa aui oeen Cor nae
~ 'hs trsi ~ Aurust neat
efT fams i3a ofthe Kro~th md extent Of soma a
cur soufhsrn eis "a ony necessary 10 poInt cut the
~sas ana eomusres 81 nishmcsd Va. dsrfnx the p..t
ys 10 @srsJ ths staple prodarisof thai section az the
s'untry Ia thst tine thsrs srportsa from that
@fii AZ base "a -. Il ~
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Eyes Right Exceedingly Important Mill.
tary Decision.

GySs AhAPuIS..Akt MILF
tary Decision.
STATE NEW YoRK, HEAD QuAsTERs,)
ADJUTAvr GESERAL's OfrIcE,
ALBANY. Oct. 90, 1850.
ORDERS. No. 304
Whereas, upon the application Of Bril- adler Generals
Henry storms and George p. Morris, Court of In
qury Instituted to settle the question Of rank be-
these ccerT and the said Court having report
ed to the Commander in Chisf, that in its opinion.
Bgadier General Morris is by virtue OF his election
the senior OF General storms the Comm ander in
Chief approves OF the proceedings of the Court
OF ioqury, ana the sstne Is hereby dissolved.
mfjor General San itord is charged with the duty Of
promulg afine this order.
BY order of the Coumap derin-Chef.
SAMUEL STEVENS, Adjutant General.
DIVISION ORDERS, NO 20.
Nav YORK. october 80. 1850.
The foregoing general orders promulgated for
the information aud government of this Division.
BY order OF CHARLES W SANDFORD,
Major General Commanding.
LEoN'D VAN KLEEK ID p NJ Acting A. d. y.
X. q. WETMoRE. Division Inspector.
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Police rntett;nruce.

.s,te0cf 1hiaete bigger East evening ON eer Ne
wins. urs ~ the auschrs Of Mr. ucNeons ofise. re-
c,ived bench wrsiaEt non the Distric Attorney Of
queens county, for he arrest OF nor orous gambler
name OZARK who stances indicted in the above COON
~ tcr TtiisvinC qtntemep namfd john Lewis Of No
20 Nsfkst street IA this city of sac by Inducing
bin t. bet fvts and tweuties where the little
joktt wa. Oficsr Neyins immediately procured the
ssagtsuce 20 tfncer Horton Of he Second ward AMI
upcn entering the dfiukpg saloon OF S1erwood 3
fi.isr. IN Broadway. Besr Murray street they fund
the gam fer tegalirg himself aud took tir into
tody corveyei HIM 20 the fib vsrl sta.oo house,
wftrs he placed ia chaige 81 C@Ptsin Carpenter.
sud ELL be taken TO Hempsteii. u l., 20 morrow
MOI ming.
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MoNrY MAnKrf.

E1~nsF, Noe a-8PM
During the past week the slcck usrksi has tssn
kept N state Of continual exctemsnt b. the csut.,t
going en- between the bulls and the bears Ths arht
has been carried on with great dsal 81 spirit sns AZ
times the result has been extrsmsly doubted. 70
thsse who can look on sith perfect In51srsass a. 10
Us Iesuit the nsrs@ ats have bsea rsi.i.4sry Ia.
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Court Carcnd sr-This Dav.

FIRST BAY OF
sUPKEME CoURT-CIRcUIr CouRr.-(Edwards, JUS
tee )-Nos sls 619. 67s, sos 744 TO I'll, 772 974,
915 977, 976. esq gs4
SUPERIOR CoURr.-There will be no jury trial this
month.
COMMON PLEAs.-There will be special term for
the Issues of fact during the November term.
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t1rf trt tu sara ainaassa A. sci tfewh gtsutely
rHref 81 Nrurs saa ifsflan rftlafsl -oft. ~
fucr .ses efsdilst.s laf fFtu .nT ssfi 81 ~ sfty.
AfNHiH NHNsF 90 raF hfa nHa ctlsta ity Whitg faf
frust fussa. srrrsh esnrIerirrf Cd 81 Nhfsr ftf~sA
e. ~ res nrasfwas rallsat-r. aaasA IAir4 stssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04

lnsUg cst wha wlitn, vvl a thnse
49, rta. ttrre Be- teacher IN existence irart
lhil HTlstraf fh speed sd certainty A. u oxsr
t.l0 NffN n 10 hltadvny, wbo ~ nert ~ fAprt
fl Uf t'ff lessons o. ladies Nnf
tstasu zoe ifo dsiari hrl haN rFrsis itfslss re
fifar iffNffH ein hHnfa ftH terms formerly.
Pee Al tfftlftlaNt ftffd ffra.
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PRrTrns' MEETING GREELEY VERSUS Books
We thought the the journey printers would
have met on Saturday evening to DO something Tor
the good of the trade bat by reference to our re-.
por, of the proceedings, IN another col1mn, il viii he
seen thai while Greeley opened the ball with an ad
dress about the printing business, Ia which he de
slime ely hits at Brooks, the uashoi and rcdslen
~ the Whole matter was Of political complexion.
and the editor of the Erprtss vas formally de-.
nounccd by resolution, Is unworthy tae support Of
the working men, MS 4 candidate fora seat In Con-
gees fur the sixth district Th's is a deveoye meat
II o new phase in The printer rs movement, aa we
r,gaId il with some degree % interest. For our
own part we go with Greeley and Co against
Brooks. We happen to q gree with the phioso ,her
for once We, have often expressed our IDEAS
about Brooks unii'ness for Congress bat we hlve
always done Il openly aud aboyeb,ard Greeley,
on tie contrary. adopts this sneakng, viadictive
mode Of sssaiiipg rival Il is qltc Characteristic
Of The Fouficrite. II'o the merits Of the grudes be-
tween the two cdiiorsw do not Intend to enter Let
them fight their battle o1. IL pretty quauel
as it stands. Explanation would spoil IL.
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80 tttsi aisst ~ lf.u afefefaf fII 90 -
rfli.ire hfansf ttfs ttint Us a.ft n y. st4art
sirssi "a htre "a Ir.ftrslfar aLlti has AZ
tahsn faariaflF o. iHfnrH ffff sIflaaf
o. efe w mtnt tnf ttshHts ef ft laVaN
=. ~ ~ -sfe.cufe, - - gasfs taa De- "a fssss
Of dt-tafiah. NfHf l1Ft a. eiN sHI'aff
a. ttreett ftfennif ffffrlaaFs 49, antng. at
pct ~ huagon ftlett % rFfff 90 tas.is
DIR. Green has rem owed his operative sur
Ft srd uiuitrr hfns ~ "a. ~ f4atf. tsss
thc enienrs ttlsHff frtsrfr fn fs.atrf 81 IL.
chest tr1at AIi Zee h1Hfs a it fNt. Ift tt far
oeg D, eaiiy. tcrsaiialu ~ uail "a eiacrsaa Go.
raid lsffrrn ftfnseH
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Naval Intelligence.

The Bunker Hli awors says that the nav steamship
which has been in progress at the Navy Yard for
tine past, was launched on Saturday afternoon, in
hne style She Is called the John Hancock.
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N,,rs rom Icurnn,.

The Washington arrived ye-terdiy afternoon,
with thluy-six hours later news from Europe.
w, give The details 10 another column. The only
eatur, 4 interest 20 us is the arrival, ~ South
snTt,n, Of one milioa dollars wofth of California
gold oust The rev Steamship Afiicd (junard
lme) vii he due TO morrow night at this port, with
i've or six days later Intelligence.
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Total liabilities. ....... =. s'l.7sS.iis s2S7ssss
Aeoupsri,on of the returns for several years give,

Prom the :Otn 81 September 1913, 20 septomb Der 30
1860, there had been increase ia the line OF dis
counts OF s2i 2325i6; In specie, si3l52ss crcula-
utn 81 COZ .5si and In deposits $40 0si,s53 This 10
an sn.rmons for such short period, and
fhovs sxthDsion almost unprecedented la the his
tory Of banking in this city The greatest proper
onAfs irefsns hHs been IN specie but ding to
ths importation ~ sola into this port soce September,
isfs the tank hasrreceiv.d but very mall amount
The California rossmebt has dcnSt been tbs cause
Of large portion sf the expansion In the line Of dis.
eouns wt eu' having given the bankss proportionato
supply offr~e TIE moderate increase In the circu-
lsiop Ia Tho face q the great expansion OF credits s
q vsry sxttaorciu.ry feature, but by no means an
slsrminr Tb're has undoubtedly been a very
Frsai addin ~ tn speeis currency Of the country
snd IN circulating medium has been largely increased
n vsiue to- !. dsrabie reiuit an We trast the
irc.iTts o. soa fr-n California will costinus 20 aow
irto IL chnrusis o; commsrcs ani incraasa tho
roaiinF rvsurf in.ssd ~ going into the vaclts o.
ths bants aad booming comparatively useless ans
% mush etaa s,isht The backs DO not in f.,t want
40 Htfs tDa I'D se hope they viii not get much OF
thst cent? ssu sry par, 81 the weld
10 Hifh the last quarterly report OF the
hsnhs - 'h's ~''- We sire a very intercstir- table
shc~iua wh.r IN charters of IN. sfty fuui bauSs OF
tiis - sspfs and the surplus uu5vliei proits on
fard ne son ca ~ tune last Holders Of stock i'm
ttsfs irsfituiicts wnl he able from this 70 form
Ertiy ccrfest sta,s Of the actud value o. the In
stunstts
Tsffrl. ~ rfe.rr. az s.~rrv F.-r --,rx m.
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TINS JUDICIARY NOMINATIONS AND rue DisrRIcr
AT1oENEA smr.--we are much Disposed to believe
that Mr. Clerke Is the bcs candid ite put forward
for the office 81 City Judge. in the election which
takes place tomorrow tie Is well hoo va in this
community rs lawyer OF principle and good
socis Standing 10 relation to the candid ties for
the Dis'rct A'torneyship, we have already p,vsn
our opinisn aud are perfectly satisfied that sic.
Tunt g the man. Itisthe duty Of an INDEPENDENT
ioYrnal to give ts We've. irrespective Of party, At
such d time as this. We have doas 50, and the
IElc ~ leJs ss hey please.
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pods. N.sf tue. he fprlt 81 70 . extinct
snsa %. 90 ggr,s - mesa ne sIirt q eeosouy ant
tthitfsd ntTn fuitcl street. where A1rcrs
d rtsefeilinf ~ creation, 10 sum1cr ccAts saoki,
faiffHfs Nssfs arf NHwfa
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y Faifehild priater committed suicide ut View
Aibaby on the 2sih u BY taxing thrrs grains % NOR
rhine lie had been drinking % EXCISE Tor
nr from the state u Nts ftlk, aud vas about
tHtrty. ight years VI age.
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Samuel page, req Of Gimsnton ". II was killed
tte zsth ut ny fall from beam In HIS BAN lie
shockinxiy iujured tIst b. rvrf MT short
tins AR z vas a mslnber q TIE Llsilalure o. New
L8uIsLAe.
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tli1H. De1lcr1f.
GoNfGSoR ....... Horatu seymour. Eorstio Scymfur.
1rrtT. q. vEHNu. .Ctorre :. crrrsh
CNNAL ttskfs "a. .JCli a.. rather. Joan a. sat1ar
gTArt pIts. y lNsr. A ncr hater wilton 3 .afst
(fEHk 80 aIfEAfs. Vessel smith Jhar.es a. H. "a on
VAN. All Rect
CovrRNon. ...... Washingt IA Hunt Wasiis.taa ugst.
lttr GrNrUNUn. George j. DtrneiL salfera e. Church.
CANAL Jos kl eLtEcr biaEcey Ebeu-Isr axeiey
erATF Phior iVsr.Ahrcr 8tRtr. Nuian 4. Aueai
CtrhE oF AIrEkIs w q smith. Ch4fl,s q. Gen on.
HlaiNiaH.
Govprron ............ " Han q. chapjs.
lIur. O0yrnNOR "a. 81. Joseph Plnmh.
FNNAr tCuNtssfUN VI Jshn y Harrington.
FrfTr rptsr. fNSTFCrUu David Clafk.
CiHnK Arrrkfs.. ASA :. Niag.
Here il will be seen that, excepting he iode
pendent abolition ticket (Which ia probably a rae
moe than anything elss), the leading whig can
didetes aIe Identified with the disorganzers Their
tAoOIstE.eA. u lie Syracuse resolutions, gat lhe
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NJ. TsFit CgarrfaafieH
trftA NJ. Hasf.
l beg leave 70 say ,throaxh
your columnB. that vas
In Albany ON Mon dsy last,
aud had q fail and tree
conversation with dr.
Hunt, upon political sub
Jects. He stated 10 NE,
In the moss uDsluivec Al
terms, tnat he vas ~ VA
YEA OF the oomprom lee
adopted u the last session
Of Congress ~ gAyeA OF
carrying out IA COED faith
the provisions ofthe Y axi.
tive Slave Law, and oFFos.
M 10 sgitating the subject
OF slavery.
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Mr. Hunt 20 Mr.. Granger.
1 should be wanting In
candor II l omitted to say
that I deplore the passage
of the Fugitive slave-ls~,
in its present form. Re-
cegnizipg to the fullest ex-
tent the constitutional OBJ
legation which IL IL intend
ca to enforce. i regret the
features of this bill, which
are calculated, not to ar
rest agitation, but to make
1t more intense and uni
verssl. 1t could not have
been well considered. and
needs essential modiiica-
tons. The summary opo-
rations OF it's provision
conflicts with all our no.
lions of personal right ana
security, derived from the
common law. aud recog-
Dized by every free con-
stitution
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DROPosALs fos carrying the o. s United States
La day 1885, 3Oth June inclusive, IN
MAIZE Conusct Once Of Post Once Dc
city Of Washington until Of the 0th Of
ne and lime herein specified, viz:
BY Winsow, scbasucook Clinton, Burahan Village, East
Burnhain, Troy North Dxmont North NewbuIgl, and North
TO Bangor, By S. a. M, AN miles
And back N, and s. every day except sal-
urday.
direction taking through mail and supplying niemedaie
going and returning pesen No.
Waeryie discontinued 0nices,
otherwise sufficiently supplied, the bidder propose omit alto
getheT 3 e54
Proposals Service 10 lien Of Water
Vile, by Unity, Troy, Dixmon Dixmont Mills, Newburgh and
Hapden bangor and back six times week. connecting with
Proposals viii be received
ny connecting day ns on No. Augusta Bangor, six
times a week each
L 0ly- Bidders will specify mode Of conveyance.
NOTES.
Each by guarantee, signed by
responsible In the following yiz
tsThe undersigned, guaranty that
eepted General shall into obligation
prior fifteenth day Of July neI, with and sufficient
sureties, o perform service proposed"
by the cehcste Of postmaster, or
equivalent testimony that the Of property
and good their guaranty.
The the department sealed endorsed
"Proposa for No. ~ and addressed TO the First AS
sistant Postmaster General
prohibition OF bids resulting from combnation and the
conditions which the contract 70 be made see The
last annual advertisement JACOB COLLAMEh,
Nav l6-law4w General.
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State the price every additional
Of the above over four estimating 10 600
Blank FORMS other Of printing required
bsosdde Of the above paper, each broad-de
counted page. .ta Fl ~
Treasurers weekly statement Of treasury dra. and Specie
IN imperial writing paper, per 100 sheets, 900
expressly be underwood charge Of any
win allowed. The
include MI contingencies and extras .
The the right 10 have description
which may properly be called "bcok pamphlet
ted BY special contract '.isl9 81
quality different kinds Of they propose furnish
for printing
Recspsr United the
fiscal year ending June isza forming shout $50 psse.
volume including paper printing, folding, and stchsng The
Of the work be printed IN The same manner - those m c
na ending oth June 1877 70 pes 1 every esrne.sr
In every particular. May 2t-lswsw
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THE New Journal OF Medicine March. Is50.-Pub
iisbed this day. No IL or March, 1850 Of the New
Journal o. Medicine and the Collateral Sciences edited by =
Purple, M ID. This number a historical nohce
progress Of medical from landing Pilgrims al
Plymouth 10 the present by Stephen w. Williams NJ
abdominal section by W. ~ Van Buren,, NJ D. Report on prema
ture labor ucces-y induced
Y. w Baicbiod, NJ d.. Excision
twelve days amer the operation by Teanu Tyler NJ
OF Frederick city, Md together with eight Original articles
osrea practical utility The review department contains cca
analysis ofe reports contained In the Of the
actions Of the American Medical Association together
graphical notice Of NIL the publications foreign
contains
all the foreign Journals while in the American retrospect may
found several Interesting editorial
from American medical Journals.
This Journal Is published the city Of New every
mouths containing ia pages with perfect plates
and has now reached the TN since t first publication price
% per annum, 50 cents per copy.
Specimen Numbers application (post paid n
agent Of the New York Journal OF Medicine Wall
York.
Subscriptions received and numbers FOR sale by
FRANCK TAYLOR, Penn. avenue,
Marlin Agent for Washington, ID. q.
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CosrRAcr OYucE, May H. 1850.
PROPOSALS carrying mails Of the United States from the
1880 3 day Of june 1854, inclusive,
Illinois, viii be received the Contract Once in the Post Once
Department. Of Washington until To- Of the lst day
July o be decided BY the next daya on the route and IN the
herein specified, viz:
No. 424e. From Ruhvlle, Illinois, at ], weeky Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday;
BY Litteton Doddsviile, Macomb and bandinsvile;
To Burlington, Iowa, BY Q, p. M, s. miles; .
And back between b a m, and IN, y. m, MONDAY,
Wednesday, and Friday.
07-Biddcn will specify mode OF conveyance
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied BY guaranty signed by
responsible In the following manner va;
"Tho undersigned, guaranty that III
his bid for carrying the mail from be
General shall enter into obligation prior
rA day Of July ner with good and sufficient sueues,
10 perform the service proposed"
accompanied by the certificate OF postmaster
other equivalent testimony Of
eriy, and able 70 make good their guaranty.
The proposals should be sent 10 m department sealed
No. and addressed 10 the First Assistant
Postmaster General
For the prohibition resulting combination and the
conditions which the contract 10 be made see the
last annual advertisement.
J. CoLLAMER.
May g2-iawiw Postmaster General.
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Posr oyyicK DErARTxEsT,
G0rrp rT 0rYTrN Ms

Posr oryor DErARrxESr,
cosrRAcr orrcr, May % 1850.
STATE. from The Or. day October the o day
s %ss &c be re Poe. B % @ be
city OF Washington, iii 10 O'Clock m 18th day OF July,
lc5O, to be decided the next day
by f.sss a
To Napoleon, BY 10, a m, on Monday;
bolivia a,..,spp Victoria Lssoals A,s.a.as ola.ewn,
Bend Commerce. Misssppii Point Arkansas Gfyson
And back 70 Napoleon between Thursday and ~,
Thence ate, p. m, Mondayi
TO pscsviIe by io, m, Thursday.
sas UP sss ns ~ Mo %
sunday leaving Memphis al ., sunday and arriving Al
For notes general and the following viz
FORM FOR A BID
Wze change from advertisement contemplated by e bidder.
lcT me case may be there write The name or names in
@ here state e residence or reaence' hereby propose %
requires. the time stated u o schedules and BY Se
coaysyssi 90 he annual sum sum- o. s. e''''
Form Of guaranty 10 accompany each BID.
The undersigned there insert the Of the rar
~ $ $ ss ri s ss ss ia bidder s ss
mail from - % - Be accepted BY .he Postmaster General
with good aud surees perform proposed
The undersigned postmaster Of cert6es guaran-
above named sufficient and able good their guaranty.
The bid should he under seal
% the re sess ss
patched In time be received
10 O'Clock should be guaranteed, and the sucency Of
the guntantors should he duly cerfihcd. @s III
bidder offer, where transportation
veriement difficult mpracticabe subs
iue interior mode service specified
number Of days. weeks months He propose omit an Of
hcc that inaccessible road, railway
steamboat landing the offer to subs
tue an inferior mode Of supply such He propose diff
cnt days and hours of and arrival provided no more
running time 10 asked, and h obvious That mail connercn or
other public accommodation pcjudced He ask Tor more
running trip during specified 81 days,
tain Of peculiarly bad roads beyond these changes
proposal advertisement win prevent Its
being considered in competition with regular BID not set aside for
contains Of the above alterations,
their Disadvantages will estimated in comparing with other
j. CoLLAMER,
May 23-law4w Postmaster General