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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT The regular course of Lectures in this Institute will commence on the lat oi November, and con. tinue until the last of February The Anatomical Department will be opened and ready 10 receive students by the lst of October The Medical De- Partment will be under the direction of the following
 PTOfessors:
 2. FsEEMAN, MD, Professor of Anatomy. K. 5. NEWTON, M D., Professor ot Surgery. II. J. HuLcE, Nj D., Professor ot Theory and
 Practice of Medicine.
 ". BSRp PowELL, MD, Professor of Phjsiol.
 ogy. Pathology, Mineraiogy and Geology J. ktSG. MD, Professor of M4ieria Medica,
 Therapeutics and Medical Jnrisprndence J. MILTON SANDERS, A. .M., M.D., Professor of
 Chemistry and Pharmacy. J. A. WILSON, MD, Professor Of ObsietericS
 and Diseases of Women and ChiIdren.
 Ciinieue Lecturers: Med,cias--Prof. II. J. HrLeE Ssrssy-Prof. K. $. NEWTON.
 Anatomicaf DsmoHstSafor-Z FREEMAN MD The fees tor full course ot lectures amount to SOS,
 Each Prcfessor's Ticket, $I5. Marticulaiors, S5. Dsaoastratot's Fee, $io. Graduation, $20. Those desiring further information wul please address their letters (post paidl to the Dean and stadeats arriving in the city wl please call on him al ths Commercial Hotel
 R. s. NEWTON, MD. Dean cf IAs Faerlty.
 LAW DEPARTMENT. Hon. E. W. M. KISG, Professor at Theory and
 Practice of Law.
 JoHN DELAFtELD, Professor of Commercial Ju-
 rsprudeDce.
 TERMs-- $50 per session.
 AHcosnmanics'ipns pertaining to this department aust be addressed to F.. W. Nj. KING Esq Msmyhis. Tssa.. Feb. 1850.
 The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements, will compare sAsorabiy with the most distinguished in our coun. try. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this or any other couFtIy of then are lecu- re and the best of teachers.
 Those who will contemplate our geographical po- sition and the extent of oaI popul ,tion, have no doubt ss 10 the eligibility of our situation for an enterprise of the kind Az 10 health including all s-ssoas of the year. we deny that aay Oihsr ey ha' noTs.
 A common error exists h the mind. of maay stu denis relative to the place oi studying medicine; those VI O iniend practcing among the diseases of the West and South should certainly educ ate them. setyss at ' schooi hose Faculty are practically ac. auaiated with those diseases.
 That the public may be satis6ed of tbe perma- Reaey of this school. feel it our duty to state that the Trustees sud Faculty form unii in action which sagms well ios its fntafe success; and tia, ihe peeuiis: inierHsi organization which connects them cannot be intrsmrted
 E. w. N. KING, Presiieuf q tAs MsmpAs Iast Feb. f8, 1850. 7-al
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LfvERWoRT.

This plant has loI rlany years been found 10 be os singular vrture in the cure Of affections of the Liver More recently it was ascertaned that t possessed great power in arresting Bleeding at the Lungs Coughs of a chronic character &., and ef essential service ih all diseases of pulmonary character.
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Rates for Yearly Advertising. Va, ,0 t,uas. ar less.l each AddliioDail
 " monshs.i e square, { q
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All standing advertisements WI De chatssd ss ahe syx, mentioned raies unless contract hs H1sds when lst for iussrtiop aad mass bs paid fer in ad vance. ~
 No person will be announced fer aay afsre, eisd@T eily. State, or county. wishsAt ihe advance Psy meat of five dciiars.
 Political circulars will De charged as sdpestiss- ments, and payment repaired ia adsaaee with whom we have 10 regsisf desiipg. sasiipssd for.
 All advertisements must be marked with the Rne.- Der of insertions dexir~d, otherwise they will ss osnsiaaed aaiil forbid. and chssgea ssceFdiagIy
 uNe variation win he snsds fsssa tas sess sssies
 Single number of the paper, is1z esns
 All letters mast bs psstpssSs or they val sol Fs' esiys gay attentbeA.
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REMARKABLE CERES


 REMARKABLE CURES. or all ihe cures that have yet been recorded. there are certainly none equal 10 the one frs, mentioned. which plainly shows the durability of eonsuption, even in some of ifs worst forms.
 Jefferson County, la, Feb 27, lsl9, Messrs Sdntord & Pak-Gen's; This IS to certify that my wife Nancy Dohoney, has been in decln- ing state of health for the last two yeas. Her dis ease balsd the skill of he best medical aid could procure-her physicians pronounced her disease ''Consuplon in the last stage, and said thaher coyery was past all human hopes. Asa last resort, with very little hope, procured Wistsr's BAIsam of Wild Cherry Alter using few bottles, l found 10 my agreeable surprise. that her health Was im- proving rapidly She Is 90 far restored as 10 be able 10 attend to her regular household duties without sGtfering any inconvenience. Her rapid improvement and present kealih warraft me in the belief that she will soon be entirely restored
 RHODES DOSONEY,
 State of Indiana, Jefferson Go. I flames M. Humphreys, Justice ofthe Peace, in and for said county and Stale, do certify that the above named Rhodes Dohoney subscribed and made oath 10 the foregoing certificate, before Ine this 27h day of February. lsl9.
 JAMES M HUMPHREYS, Ir. To he PubiIc --I, Jacob Green, of the county of Jennings. and State of Indiana, do hereby certify that in thr early part of last season was ken with
  and sometimes fever, ard that employed skiIiu physician tor some time, who ssid that he could give me no relief. l then commenced using Wis. tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, and felt almost mne- diate Ieiief-and after taking three bottles, find myself in as good health as have en noyed for number of years my restcration under the blessing of God attribute 10 the use Of the medicine above named. JACOB GREEN. March l, 1879.
 Sr.rr OF Isni.NA JenDings coun,y I, DavidT Skinner. Justice of the peace in and named Jacob Green subscribed and made oath to the foregoing certificate, before me- this first day oi March, 1879.
 We would advise those of our readers Kho are la- boring under affection of he lungs. 10 make inl- mediate trial Of this truly excellent medicine The most Intelligent and respectable families oi cur city have adopted 1t as tavorite medicine; and persons predspcsed 10 consumption, who have used it. speak in the highest terms of is efficacy.
 
 Beware of commercials and lmitations--Syruns and all other preparations ot Wild Cherry Ee,nen- ber they only initiate in name, without possessing the virtues. Buy none but the genuine and ofigl. nal
 DR. WIsTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY Signed "Sandford X Park" on the wrapper around each bottle.
 Sold wholesale and retail, by
 sCOvlL X MEAD, li3 Cha tres street,
 between Conti and s. Louis
 General Agents for the Southern States.
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TAR,


 Thi. article is now universally acknowledged 10 be the most healing and sthceni application iof dls- essed or decaying lungs, any potion oi the eshy or muscular parts of the human body. Its medi. cnal and pfeservs,ive qualities were understood sy the Egyptians the early ages Of the world, and no doubt now exist among scientific men, that the preparation used in the embalmment of bodies. was composed principally of this ingredient! In later ages It was found to be in universal use among the aborgnes of America, and at this day il Is their prn- cpa |, and, in fact. only medicine for an unsoud slate Of lungs. or any approach 10 II. Those who ar- acquainted with this heFdy race of men, know that deah from Cenmptioa is unknown among them. The medical faculty in all countries appear tc have become aware Of the great healing properties of this article, and now introducing it in their practice. D.. Bughoni. of England, Dr. BTichton. Of St. Petersbutgh, Dr. La Pfiews. of Paris. and The distinguished Dr. Cooper have been in the habit of combining it with other articles in then prescrp- lions. and with entire success.
 
 Bstcare of C0unstcrfeiis and Base Limitations "Thp genuine article IS signed .9ndretr Rogers, on the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
 .'Prire Sl per bottle, or six bottles for S. Sold wholesale and retail by SC0VIL & MEAD, ll3 ChAitres street., between Cont and S; Louis ss Sois Gsntrdi Agenis for Rie Sotsiheren States.
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EH A M0 NIB NV A MW E~ MILL. < sut and hand saws; cotton and wool MI cards; corn and coffee mills; stocks and dies horse nails; coach wrenehes, steelyards; iron mo- iasses gates; shoe thread; peg cutters; drawing knivesi hooks and hinges; brass too dogs; files; iron braces; hutts; wrapping Tnper, Nc.
 Received and for sale by
 jan20 VIM. R, WAIT.
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DRY GOODS.
 HEAVY TwiIleG Cotton Osnaburgs; Brown III sheetings and Shiriins; Negro Kerseys; Tickings; Denims; blue and brown Drills; Grey Linseys; Shrting Stripes; 6-4sreen Baize; bleach'd and brown Cotton Flannel; Iieached Drills; Ill., Bleached Cotton Sheeting; all wool Fianneis; Gauze do.; Linen Lawns; Bird-eye and Scotch Diaper; Black Sewing Silk; French Tweeds; Black Cassi. meres; black and white Spoas; Marshsirs Linen Thread, No. 25 to 50; White and Blue Mackinaw Blankets, DufiiI, do; super.tsilld Whitney, do {; received and for sale by
 July 2i. VIM E. WAIT
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WRIfg LEAD. OIL. ae. JUST REC'D. PER STEAMER cASurea ~ tne toilcNing, smoag nameroas other articIs.' 9o Kegs pare White Lead:
 10 dc. No. |, do.
 bhss. Linseed Oil; bhls. Lard Ou
 do. Putsy; do. Cider vineear 10 boxes Star Ceatless s-'' So boxes Window Glass, assortpd s;r.s, s l000 lbs. Cotton YaFn,
 IS kegs Nails sna Spikes; 2s GviDa,scn,.. 50 bots. Ohio eapsi6ns FLOUR; Japan VaFnaA, Hams, Brown Scan. s,.vrN Al eohol. stone Jugs, wiFe Selves, &e'. Ac r,i af which viii ee sold very low. May %. WI. wAFT
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NEW nRLEANSI

UST received from New 0ieans and Cincinnati J the following articles a0s0 pounds Hope Cot ton Yarn; 1900 pounds Bar Lead; Is Kegs and half Kegs Dupont's Powder; 300 pounds New Feathers; 10 Boxes No. Soap; 10 Boes Star Candles; 800 pounds Horse Shoe Iron; I0s pounds Horse Shoe Nails; 50 Sacks Salt; $50 pousds Saleratns 10 Ten gallon Wash Pots; 10 Ten gallon Wash Kettles; Bbis Reboied Molasses: l5D pr. Mems Kip Bro- gans; i20 pr. Women's Kip Brogans; l20 pr Boys Kip Brogans. Also, Fashionable Silk Hats, Br. 5. B. Hats, &c.. &c., &e. For sale Low by
 Sept. l. ls49 A. ]. HUTT.
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SAFE and certain cure foT Consumption of At the Lungs, Splitting oG Blood, Coughs, Colds, AsthIna, Pain in the Slds, Bronchis, Hopping Cough and all Pulmohsry affections.
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(HEET ZINC and Tin Plate. Clover and Blue o Grass Seeds, fresh. received sud for sale by
 Oct. 2s. VIM. R. WAIT.
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TIE HOT SPRINGS OF

THE HOT SPRINGS OF .A M1 WM. xM M @w 1A MEw .
 THE sehscribcr has recently ob- Rzw.R eained posaesdou of thIs propeity. by &Afnll continuation of hia tiils before the SEGsksK Departmenb at Washington. and ksA fssis desiross Of increasing the pat fenage of Watering Place 90 well calculated for the Speedy sLsuiatioa ef .lfiiefed Hsmsaiiy.- Therefore ha takes this method Of Essarng the pub lse, (parienluay u the South wsst,) that the ensa ing season will lind the
 TAVERN HOUSE esd Bsthing Establishments greatly improved. with iaesessed facilities for Bathing, and besowSl of marked attention to the comfort aud happiness of visilefs.
 The limited time intervening since the settlement of the title, will not admit of extensive improve ments by the commencement of the ensuing season. bot such alterations and additions are prsctica bls, will bs found completed by tho frat of March nsxt. From which period I will guarantee to the Pahiic that they may calculate 10 find at the Springs Good Table, comfortable lodging aud bathing establishments, together with such sources of amWnsment ss can be prepared by liberal cxpen- diture, and settled determination 10 give the place sharaetoE, and render h deserving of public patron age.
 The immediate supeFintendence of the Spings has been gwen n charge to MT. T. D. Stith, until November next, whose experience in this line and great willingness to accommodate wiI with the CO., operation of the nndeTsieded it is ccHfinently ex. pectad. insure eniFe satisfaction to all who may visit them during the approaching season.
 The great curative properties of these waters are toe well established to need single testimonial oa my part, to sdd to their importance. se will, however, eBamerate for the information any who may chance to bv ignorant of their ex- tremv efficacy, the many diseaNes in which they have proven themselves q specific, and almost a sossreiga remedy.
 FiEst--Chroue or iaflsmatory Rhenmatsm, in all its varied forms. Mercursl sud VeneriaI dis esses. embracing their extended catalogue. Nery- GUS affections of every grade Paralysis Eruptious of the skin Tetiet. with all other impurities of the blood, including ScFotfuloss and Carcinomacious affections. ln sbort believe it to be the received epinion, that the Hot springs of Arkansas wilt EsBovute the most thresdbare utioaset them upiu . anewness Of life, PhGnix-iike, and arc une. sualled by any desideratum in the known world 2 II M. RECTOR. 2 Little Rock, Ark, Jan. IS, 1850 -l9-3m.
 Democrat and Gazette copy , months.
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CRACKERs, CRACKERS &c.--i5 half Bbls Sbutter&waieT Crackers; 6 1 Boxes Star Candies 10 Boxes 10 Glass, ia ds. I0x I2 do. Bbls Lard Oil 500 lbs. Cotton Ysrs. received pee steam boat "Pon'iac." and tor sale by VIM. B. WAIT.
 Jan. IS, 1850.
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R ACON AND LARD. --la casks Arkapsss l1 SIDES. HAMS and SHOULDERS; sbhls. LAhD, on consignment. and for sale very low, by
 May 10, T. D. MERRICk k Co.
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Coffee, SNgur &r. % Bags Rio coffee; @[ Java do; Pepper; Ginger Root; 2 Bhls Tanners Oi; Crushed Sugar. Powdered do; Box refined loaf do; '' Lemon syrup 9 Black Tea; Chest imperial tb; 100 Lbs cotton yarn, Received and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT
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EIsS E: f s;lXs
The Best Remedy Ever known to Man.

NOR Coughs. Asthma, Colds. Group, Bronchitis,
 E Inauenza. Bleeding of the Lungs, Difficulty of Breathing, Liver Affections. Pain or Weakness of the Breast ot Side, First Stage of Consuption, &c.
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BAGGING AND ROPE.

ID EcEfyED this day. per steamer Swallow 1G 2,50o yards Kentucky Rigging; 5000 lbs Bale Rope; for sale low. by
 0ct2Ssw T. D MERRICK S CO
 Gazette and Democaat copy two weeks.
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NTOY EN.

DHFNIX and Premium Csok Stoves; Air tigh, 4 Stoves, sizes, received snd for sale by
 Dec, II. ls4y, VIM. B. WAIT.
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THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF

4 VIZ:
 i-Rates cf Preusiam tOr those ef any other Rsspoasible e6fcs.
 9-.i Speedy and sati.faetery adjustment of Iosses by he Geserai .3geat of Ae Company for ihe
 Westers aad SsutAera States
 3--.frttrsfioa (of aa differences rhcA may arise bg referees mutually chasea.
 4-A~ards promptly psid ia Specie, Bankabie Fa nGs or erchaa9e on NeU Fork, BaLtmere, CAsriesi0R, fesc Orleans, St. Lotus, LouisriLe
 PHtsbarS CT CinetnHGti 0t the option cf the in- sared
 IT Pamphlets. setting forth the mode aud prinei- plss of adjusting losses-Rates ot premiums -clss. sthcalion of Hazards &c, &c., &, furnished k. the customers of tie elEice free of charge.
 For further information apply to the u undersigue, who is fully authorized to insure Dwellings Stores Hotels, Warehouses, Mills, Manufactories, Barns, etc., etc etc. Also, on Household Farauure. and Goods, Wares dnd.MereAandi-s contained or stored therein, against loss ar damage bv
 EM E0 EO
 Also, on Dry Gosts, Grorsries. MsnuEacf,rsd Goods, Produce, Household Foynitnrs Live Stoet, ssd erery otAer descrtpton of Merchandise or per soaai Properly. shipped or to be shipped per good steam boat, or boats to and from ponis on the Wes tern waters, CT between Eastern cities (via Lakes or other inland rontes) and any towns in the Wes- tern county, against the hazard of
 INLAND TRANSFORMATIONS. Also, upon shipments of Goods, Wares and Mer- ehandiz-, per good vessel or vessels between New Orleans and Eastern poris--between New Orleans and other Gulf poIts-between all American port. and English or European ports; or to any maritime port whatsoever in the Atlantic waters, against riie
 PERILS OF THE SEAS,
 VIM. B. WAIT,
 .fseHt Protection Iawranee CompaHg, Little Rock, Ark, Jan $. lS5U.-lS-3m
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GTAN CANDLES --i0 Boxes, 70 baif Boxes - asd 70 quarter Boxes Candles. srcived and for sais by VIM. B. WAIT. ; A Feb. 2. lsaa.
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GUNsl Ns,! CUNsi,,

JUST RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash, J ine Double and Single barrellei Shot Guns, kihes, flint and percussion gun Locks. &c ;, &c. al the Gunsnith Shop, on Main street, where repair ing is done ap blue. by II. GRfFFiTffS
 Eov6. e
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New Clothing. JUST received. general assortment of Clothing. J consisting in part ci the following: 20 BlaAkei Sack Goats; 25 Blue Blanket Oyercoas; 30 Tweed Sacks;
 10 Kentucky Jeans Ssek; 10 Fancy Tweed Goats; l5 Beaver Cloth |" ALSO-Fine dress Goats. Vests and Pants, which will be sold low for cash, al Nou. p, ISI9. A J. 1UT1'S. Moin st
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Marine N s U R A N c k E;l e f;-l

The nndensigned would call the attention of mer- chants aud others having property exposed 10 loss bv Fire or the psrs of Nayg Ation, 10 ths superior advantages offered hv
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Fresh Backwheat Flour. 4 Small lot of Flesh Buckwheat Flour for sale { \ on commission. feF casa oaiy. Apply to Dee. n. iSte. A. ]. HUTT.
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The regular course of Lectures in this Institute will commence on the lat of November. and con .Inue until the last of February. The Anatomical
 Department will be opened and ready 10 receive students by the lst of October. The Medical De- Panment will be under the direction of the following
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.
rVNO CLAIMA NTS.-FRANCIS A. DICKENS co


TO undertake the agency Of claims before Congress and
other branches of the Government including
under treaties and the various public Offices lie will attend
TO presumption aud other land claims the procuring patents
for the public lands and the confirmation Congress grant,
and claims lands claims for property lost taken for the
service OF the United States property destroyed by the In
dams while In the OF the United States nysds
Revolutionary navy widows and halfpay pensions claims
for Revolutionary services, whether for commutaon, hapay
bounty lands well those against the State OF Virginia
the United States all claims growing of with
the Government for damages sustained in consequence the
action conduct OF the Governments and indeed any bust
ness before Congress the public Offices which require
the aid Of agent attorney His charges will be moderate
and depending upon the the claim and the OF
the service.
In the prosecution of claims against Mexico under
Convention, Mr. f. A. Dickns and the Hon. C. p Van
late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenpotenary the
United States in Span associated and any claim
either OF them will receive their united and prompt attention.
Mr. r. A. Dckins known TO most OF those who have been
in Congress within the last few years. who have occupied
any public attention IT Washington.
Office at his residence street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth
All letters must be postpaid dec I4-dd
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

I'm taking his residence in Washington d. c. during the
his services individuals associations public bodies
may have business pending before Congress- not g lobby
member Justly obnoxious OF that term but as
avowed and responsible agent medium OF intelligence
and explanation between members and committees the
hand needing of facts die ca Tor the
collection of which they have from the press other
ties the requisite leisure facilities, and the applicants
memorisss the other hand, resident nssnt differ
parts of the country seeking reliable channel
prefer through whom may be properly the
necessary fair and just legislation in the premises
Bat the Editor of the Plough, the Loom, and the Anvil
wishes nevertheless be well understood his journal
viii be driven with unabatng diligence even hopes
OF agriculture in the different States make
fruitful Of advantage those great industrial which
il has been the habit and the pleasure he might say the
of business Of sbscrb-
connected with the Plough the LOOM and the
undersigned may addressed with
of prompt attention. 70, Walnut street. Phade-
pha For any thing particular demanding especially
they will be find him, at Waslingtnn, ID G.
dec 4-2aw4w (RepubleSUnion) J. S. SKINNER,
A GENCY AT Neutrality-suspicious. II. CAUs-
IA TEN, ate Of Baltimore having made this city his per-
and diligence, the settlement Of claims generally apdmore
particularly claims before Congress- against the United taes,
or the several Departments hero and before any Board OF
that may be raised for the adjustment OF spoil
alton other claims lie has charge tho entire class
arising of French spoations prior to the 1907 with
reference TO which, in addition OF documents and
proofs his he has TO those IN the archives
Of the Government.
Claimants pensioners the navy fund.- bounty lands
return duties &c &C. and those requiring life insurance.
have their business promptly attended by letter. pos paid
and thus relieve themselves from expensive and
nent personal attendance.
Having obtained commission of Notary Public he pre-
pared to furnish legazed copies required public doc
other papers, He has been so long engaged in the
duties of agent that only be to that
economy and prompt attention shall be extendedto all business
conded to his and to his
and facilities ecacious, he has become familiar
with all the forms OF Office.
Office on F. street, near the Ireasry Building.
feb
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Form of Certificate.

The undersigned, postmaster of certifes that the
guaan above named sufficient and able make good
their guaranty.
Dated
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Form ofa Guaraylfy 10 ACCOMPANY each bid.

Form Of Guaranty 10 accompany each did,
"Tbe undersigned here insert the Of The guarsntor
guorsnors guarantees that, there insert Of bidder
OF bidders. the be- if his Tor ihcir) bid
carrying the mail from TO 10 accepted by the
Postmaster General shall into obligation prior the
first day q July next with good and sufficient sueies
perform the service proposed"
Dated
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Form for a Bid where no change from advertise
menf IS contemplated by he bidder.
81 (or we, the case may be) there write the
names in full Of there the residence or residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on No from TO
as often as the advertisement requires, in the time
stated in the schedules and Ny the following mode Of
veyance, TO wit Here state how to be conveyed for
the annual sum Of :"
Dated
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NIYER PBINEAs's AMERICAN STEEL PENS.

MfER PBINEAs's AMERICAN STEEL PENS.
wi 4. Bank Pens. 2 Commercial g. EAGLE CONNER
cal q New York Commercial S. Original Fine Point
o. Fa'ent double Spring. Extra Fine Point g. Ameri-
can. r. Patent Letter Msgnum I}Onum
ne above Pens, which have been highly recommended
all over NE country, may be had the Bookstore or
X FAhNHAM, corner Of ith street snd Penn av.,
dec " who - the agent, wholesale aud retail
tAhD'-lh he subscriber, member Of the former Com
~ mission ON Mexican Claims, will be in Washington in
the OF the month Of November and offers his
TO claimants under the treaty. He will TO any other
business with which he be trusted especially from the
South Those DESTROYS Of obtaining his services will adore,
Andrew Wyle, Esp Washington.
nov 5-du H. NJ. BRECKENRIDGE.