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Each passenger allowed lbs personal ee,
ceedng in 10 cubic feet
furnished with mattress pillow and
with the rutions
Chasros toot rom
the 500 The transit Of
the expense OF the passengers
through
quality Of the steamers employed and Ger
despatch the boats always ready
at both ends Of the line accidents.
For further information apply the Office Of the company 81 and
SIS choice betbs apply Tho cmplnys
agency No III West street, of Warren street, New YORK.
Mari
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I,ROM LONDON.-wirrngs Enhancing Lands from IN
4 Sea. / is51.
MaofasInne's History OF British India. vol, 1852.
DiHerentiai Calculus.
Grsrds Anecdotes Of the British Navy. vol. 1852.
Haistcds Fleet of the Navy. ] vol, 1851.
S Pcrspcctiva I vol, 1862.
WoirnlI's Figure Drawing. vol +, ia2.
Iiqhts and shadows o Scottish Life vol edition.
yaI.rius, by Lochhart vol, edition,
Sense aensshsy: Mis-. Austen vol. edition.
Pride and Prejudice Miss Austen. vol. edition.
Just imported from London direct,hy
FRANfk TAYLOR.
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ERENCH-PlATE MIRRORS, for manteis and piers,
marble and bracketshe undersigned manufactures and
has hand French looking sasses ornamentrd and plain
and frames, which he to be OF the best
workmanship and MATERIAL and will sell low they be
boaght for in the
Old frames rcgded.
FRANCIS LAMB,
Directly opposite National Theatre, Washington, D. C.
July l-eod2mn
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lEtna Insurance Company, OF Utica, New York.
Capital $4,000.

Capital $4,000.
VNHTs damage by fire
public private buildings country
goods, merchandise generally Also, marine
steamboats, railroads, and lakes taken the
favorable
equitable and and the directors have
10
surplus fund whicl capital company,
nd.mni6caton who
business this company.
John L. HINMAN, President.
n. II. HAWLEY. Secretary,
CHARLES DE sELDING. Agent,
1th street, opposite odd Fellows Hail.
June og-3tawiy
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q. w. NsRsv,
Of Washington City.
VERIFY ~ MILLER,

Pennsylvania h and 9Th streets Washington D. c.
WHOLESALE and retail dealers in foreign staple
goods, mafngs table
and piano bed speod Blankets shcetnx housu
| nishng goods generally.
| Strict prompt, personal attention given to orders.
/ Dec - Iyf
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n. q. FAINT
Missouri.

Y. =. EVANS, n. q. FAINT
Late Chief Clerk Pension Once Missouri,
EyASs & FANT, Auorneys and Agents, opposite
~ Treasury building Washington u. O. prompt
claims against the United states pouons land hack and
Mr. Evans will give
and s,sp revolutionary pension claims
iaAest paid land
distance promptly hIed.
Of Congress and officers Of The
erniI
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" The Cam pasgn or Isss.-

rNHERE than hundred
Cswpeen 1884," political paper published during
Thomas Richie, Az
which entered that faithfully recorded,
Rethcr official presidential elections of
1874 s4s full proceedings of The Bal
tmor~ Convention Philadelphia (whe Convention Of
fs0 and, indeed objects which likely
found In this volume.
"Ths Campsien pages strong boards
with sheep backs and be sold the pice Oft
dollnr.
A there arc but about hundred hand, hoc who
wish to purchase may procure them this Office.
June iI--eou
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nv ,ns r.s.,as., Of tho u.,,sa states.

TX PURSUANCE or LAW, \ WILLARD fiLLMoRE. prs.l
sTILLwATER, il, me TERRITORY OF aNNEsorA, com,
encng Monca the November Disposal
Of e puc lands situated IN TIE following named townships and
fractional townships, viz.
AorA 81 as Of toaiA principal meaaa.
Faeionai townships thirty the
bank Of % ofoix nse aud townships uify nine, ior one,
Townships hy sigh uiny aine, and Of fsnse twenty
An iland 10 sections twenty four township twen-
W aud townships lty eight u nine and forty, Of range wen
Townships iory to,one and on,wo Of range twenty
tnine island IN section four OF township thirty,
ToSnsnp ,hir,y seven and thirty eight OF range
Townships yseys, .h'ry-eiea ui',y-nne, and forty, Of
Townships thirty eight hy Of range twenty
Township thi,y-aue, q range twenty eight .,,,.,
Other purposes, viii be excluded from The sale
The offering of the lands viii be commenced
the day viii il the order !" which s
WIN, \. despatch, an, .he whole sas have
open longer an wo weeks and no pnyc snIry o. of
s En,sa ssss @ Of any Of s lands viii
be Admitted a1 liza s. ss expiration M s q ne Two weeks
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
JOHN WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- FMrrIoN CLAIMANTS AND TO LES
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND rERMIrTEEs OF MINERAL
Every person entitled to the right -enpon any of the
lands within The townships and fractional townships above
ter aud Receiver suiwa,rr and make payment therefor
practicable after this notice, before appointed
the public sae Otherwise such claim viii be forfeited And
under the entitled
Territory WisconsH,
other pnpose approved 3d March, l5i7 occupanf
peTnies
lands within the townships aud fractional townships
under
the of the mineral lsnda in The Lake Superior
tie in Michigan and hs Chippewa district IL Wisconsin,
leases and PERMITS respectively the mini price
Of y a5 acre q covering than one fun section.
tied son The surrender of such permit At the land M
Gce purchase, II he shall elect do full section"
81 so per required establish
Register and Receiver saltwater
practicable seeing this notice. and
day appointed for the al the public
the lands embracing the tract claimed, Otherwise such cam will
forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioners OF the General Land Office
July 3l-Iawl3w
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NOTICE In refstsou 4" Rtlis.-we hereby softly At
~ indebted to that their made
detail, and will be this
month. Early attention 10 requested
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, A co.
Juno po-lmf
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York fashionable Clothing EstsbIfshms ,
~helesale and retail, for cash only.

New YORK kashionable ClothinG stADifshme nt
whslesaie and retail, for cash only.
LFRED MUNROE Co. No. AL Broadway, Howard
IL and Gnnd iave all visiting New York,
either for business pleasure call their extensive establish
the superb
Fine and Ashionp Bile clothing,
Gentiemen's furnishing goods,
Boy@' and children's ci1thng, SC,
OF the best descriptions there exhibited sale.
The principles which New Orleans establish
which have made universally popular South
strictly 44l broadway, York
our facilities for obtaining goods such enable all
times oer the choicest aud most fashionable styles OF
aud at the lowest prices.
Every article 10 sold under full gusrsntees.
No rytcErTbe each article Is marked
plain the and reduction
be made
descriptions clothing mede order the
ALFRED MUNROE s. Co,
AL Broadway New York
ALrRsp MusRoH,
Wa ID. AsBATr May 25-d3nf
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CEDaWICK ths Measure OF Damages. second
- and enlarged edition. ! vol, 1872
Ra~-e on the of for Title vol. 1852.
Supplement- Mncts Digest Of Massschuses Reports vol,
1854.
Smith. Leading Case. Fourth md enlarged edition vols,
lsS0
B'.,ehra. New Statutes, from 1922 y lssi vol, 1889
Jpyoo FRANcK TAYLOR
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me thousand sin hundred agents to travel
in in the United States authorized

flNE thousand hundred agent. wanted 10 ,rnyc,
in in the United States
eduon of
LIFE OF GEN FRANK PIERCE
HsmrsHrpr,
Candidate Of the democracy
~ w Bartlett author Of WHAT saw in London
Great Metropolis" elegant l2mo OF 500
pages, illustrated with portrait Pierce
the
nectsj with his history
his public and military services, Sc, &c. kc
England author who
counsel OF prominent democrats.
The effort has The Of subject
memo whose sudden snd elevation
citizen TO e proud position Of leader the democratic
TO the most honorable post Magistrate Of
the United Ststescrraes desire
kno particulars % life.
Uniform ra price, in 80 cents, cloth,
copies sent by mail, post paid, on receipt OF price.
For further particulars address, post paid,
DERRY MILLER
Sole publishers, Auburn, New York
Publishers NJ democratic within 500 miles
State Inserting the above previous h
postage. DERRY MILLER
"a 2sf Auburn, New York.
A STEF from the New TO n. Old. ana bach
IA again by Henry v. Tappan-2 vols
Chambers Papers for The feopIe--vois. and
Appleon's Mechanics Magazine for July.
- TAYLOR h MAuRY,
July ~ booksellers,
pEHEEGr 6oing Cent, ves,. and P.,taioops.-
GEORGE y FOX, tailor and cloth y1a
rompse measure md delivered In Wash
July l=eod7r
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4 ...,t.r, Tesch.v Wanted Tmm~alas~lv.

Resistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
HF IN O. Male Academy whes
Teacher who qualified to
English mathematics Ne
habits snd good moral chsract~
10 The Prpcipst
Fee lo-an
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THE View ho"se to Niagara Falls, from, Albany 10
ROCHESTER, Lockpor &c by the opening
and Nirnrn Fails enables
bany Fss the sooner
than by other This great convenience
saving Of time TO the travelling pubc and
share OF business
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Opening As RooAs~, Loetorf, and Niagara Pals Railroad
This and beautiful line opened travelling
puc On W~dne~day June 30 1864 which
~tt
lss vsin-Exp~sss, ssv~s Rochester at o 40 a m.
I'd Accommodation 80
"a way erpr-s. 5np.m
Arriving nj Niagars FsHs Al 20 and 30 and
Returning trains leave Nagara taiis-
I" usn-way express, leaves Niagara Falls at liam
N " Accommodation /" 23lp
ID " Express 90
Connseurg both with the regular trains the Albany and
Rochester railroads.
by this leaving Albany by the %
Rochester hour breakfast
Al Niagara Fails 81 leaving Albany 20
Rochester for the arriving
Niagara PnIs Returning leaving the Fsi
the Will Albany, New
Bosna twelve hours In advance OF any other line.
by this viii take The the right ,he
Rochester depot WARREN CoLBURN,
July lI--dimo ltniell Superintendent
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White Hail, New Windsor Carroll county Mary
land.


land.
HiS establishment has lately been thoroughly
families wishing
Quet II is located remarkable
In immediate vicinity excellent sulphur
residence, there places more de-
than the village OF New Windsor
accommodate from twenty igU
boardtrs table viii be kept satisfy the taste
furnished with best of liquors, CT
&c.
board shall be moderate and nothing viii b lett
Of
Windsor aud be reached either hy
nainre and Ohio railroad TO
Airy of which places
New Windsor, notice IL
gwen the subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARTHOLOW, Proprietor.
July a3-dn j. r. BARTHOLOW, Agent
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saM ,eass s5ss29 a5

A NEW Route to PittsburR VIA the Baltimore, sus-
qu<aaran Pennsylvania Through 10 PmsbuTgfl
express train will Cayc't station daily
States mail Washington Baltimore at n,
a. connecting with the fast line AT Middetown VI l, p M
irving at Harrisburg nj ", M 10 dinner.
arrvinrst
Athis point bave the oriopof
Johnsiown, thence by packet boats
stage direct ON Holidaysburg Pitsbnrg.
Tickets sold following points by this rnn to Wi
York, WghtsvIle, Columbia Marietta, MddIetown Harrisburg
Mlerowp Psrysvlie ewistown, MoVeysosn suss
nrdon Hobdaysburs and Pifsburg
This train also with the Cumberland valley faid
which through Carlisle, sppepsbug, Chambersbug and
other points this road.
e accommodation Of passengers from Washington for
the the Will
Ohio Railroad Company the arrival of
baggage, which VIII be
carried free OF charge 10 Calvert station. - -.
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct I-du Ticket Agent
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Collector. once. j

Collectors ONCE, July 40. 1852.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PROMPT
IN PAYMENT-Notce IL hereby
payable this
per he allowed for the year paid
N. j. ROCHE,
July 97A-eotAif Collector.
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IIARrER's M~g.rin. for A~s"st just received, aud
III for by TAYLOR MAURy,
July 30 Booksellers, 9th street.
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ape Island National Hall.

HIS large, and elegant ho is for the seaso
The pablic the
respects the best American hotels
Location few steps from the shore, with magnificent view
the AARON GARRETSON,
2i-lmo Proprietor
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MADAME GOODALL,

MADAME GOODALL,
Late Md lie Petit from Europe, pupil Of Sig Laaehe
Jessor and Teacher of Singing.
TERMS Si5 month dollars An
i when join lessons per
Families and schools attended Washington and
Address Mrs Bays door Douglass greenhouse,
July 2o-eo3t
FURNITURE Dry Goods Cost Cash.-We have
hand good Of velvet BusseIs,
ply ngraini and venetian carpeng, oebs mangs heengs
for furnishing house which,
will sell al prime for
Members
goods line have
purchased the favorable possible bargains
be expected. CLAGETT Il DODsON.
July ll-eo2wif
IsLasDAlrs GEORGE late Of England,
ladies OF Washington she
aud fntus the OF 7th and
Hours from 2, m, until ., p
Fee, %
No admistance for gentlemen, July l-eodim'
HAVING determined o carry o the next
III goods, shn offer them all without
regard 10
Purchasers desiring lawns musln., bereres, Tissues,
silks, other class Of goods
gains must sell all fabrics, price other
th. 20tb OF August
leading styles Of faney dry
this full and prosertisly low prices
We particularly black silks, black apaca pad and plain
white cabos and all classes linen goods much figures
Than usually found in this city.
Those paid please
do 50
Terms cash. unless arranged o contrary
0ood aTcs low prices, and fair dealing be relied
all cases. PERRY h BROTHER,
July 13-i0ff Opposite Market
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,


Georgeto9n, ID. C.
1HIs seminary long Miss Ensh will open the
september under o Rev. w. J.
who and accomplished
fessors aud teachers in department.
institution home for
all inmates.
Terms boarding pupils including tuition in English and
Mathematics s2o ahe bfyeary In advance Nh
drawing, and painting
Circulars fi had application TO
the principal In Georgetown
July 2I--u WILLIAM J, CIARk
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THREE Ccp,es OF NScIeh's Great Portrait of WASH
intended each house OF Congress and
the Executive Mansion, the of The agent
Mr. kingu Nrs Macpherson Pennsylvania avenues three
doors from Adoms ONCE. The frames elegant spec
the national OF
arms They from the establishments Mr. Samson Ca BAL
tmorc fulv
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EREAErER-we offer great Inducements all classes Of
Ill linen goods
Irish linens, the finest kinds
pieces diapers dnmast, all prices,
styles, the patterns OF all OF which select
% pieces linen shectngs, of all the various widths
pieces towels towengs, all prices and
100 0dozcn damask napkins and doylies.
In word, we warrant any linen
prove
cash, unless arranged TO the
Good articles low and fair deanr may be relied on in all
FERRY h BROTHER,
June ls-eoif Opposits Centre Market.
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III I. LONET's wahrene, hair gorswauanfed
H. in restoring hair 10 t- original color also fo thckenng
ne hair when has become thin, haidnesss
offered to the public by the subscriber, who viii exhibit
win ca upon evidences eciency will
satisfy the most ncredulous,
There necessity for remain either
bald longer the the
fore them at uihng Ca and be
selves. =. X. SYLVESTER.
Druggist corner OF 9th and N streets, sole
July s-eod2w for District of Columhia
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~. HooE ~ CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers -
capeting, floor oil c'ohs, mattlnVs rnss rasa
shreiins Blankets and house furnishing
n. q.
Ans oo--d
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AK sss;; sar=asS .sSzzE
BaItimore and Washington Raiiroad.
PASSENGER trains follows
i Leave Washington AT 9 and 2, l2t, and 4 m
Leave Baltimore al a and 2, a. and 81, . m.
On Sundays the second and
the second and fourth from Baltimore omitted
Tickets and baggage checks PhIadpa
obtained BY trains leaving AT o. and
curing the secure the free Of Themselves and
In Baltimore and Philadelphia, 10 railroad
Communication tickets to BsdeD-bug,
furnished upon application at the Office.
- - t. II. PARSONS,
~ 0-du Agent.
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AUCTION NOTlGE.Tbe subscriber respectfully announces to
his I'M nds and public he has commenced the auction
business his and offers his
vices ot the o description Of real and personal property
upvr the mo- nsvora hir ,fuis.
With experience years various departments of
auction business which he personally
of Bro and Dyer Mcclure, he deems
than that his attendance relied
a matters Of business, and sales OF casbed without
delay.
Until be made for the
sale OF merchandise commission, wishing employ
viii picnrc of A.
h where found business ready
and prepared 10 the calls oi the public.
Respectfully, T.. N. STRATToN.
Iupa lO--df
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For NOrf0Ik, Old Point
a n THE OsCEOLA leaves Washington foi
Eklethe places every Wednesday snd Saturday al
X0ks2nk ocock, a. arriving Norfolk morning IN
going Returning will Norfolk every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock, m.
viii touch, going and returning Old Point, finey Point
river, M the usual iaudiugs The Potomac.
and fare Norfolk So Old Point -; 10 Old Point
and return, 81; to Piney Point, S.. -
i0-du JAMES MITCHELL.
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0Ordes packages
splendid
ocisi Accounto each drawing Immediately ae all
from
Address E.. +. OBRIEN, Agent,
(Success0r j. 4 q. MauTy,)
July Alexandria, Virginia.
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ssIDER.s WINES.

r HAVE lately received from w AsHiaGTos Mos-
Il TON, ESQ.,, at bordeaux, a we'll selected invoice
of the best Red Wines Of MEDOC, embracing
small lot Of each of the very choicest grswths
that celebrated district.
: This fact, and Mr.. Morton's well known high
standing, as also bis good judgment In his selec-
lions, are sufficient guarantee that these Wines
will be found on trial, all that bespeak for them
u properly treated.
Among them are LOO dozens Of the "CHATEAU
LARIvEAUX." which has already given such
great satisfaction from the Vineyard Of the Count
on HAMEL. FE4 .9a
30 cases. each dozen pints, same Wine
10 dozens rare "CHATEAU MARGAUX,"
vintage of l647 The best Of the first class Wines
: 10 dozens ..HAUT BRIoN," of s4T The fourth
and last of the first cass Wines; OF remarkable fla
yor and deIicacy. From the Commune of Pe,sGe.
e 10 dozens "CHATEA U LAROSE." offS47. The
finest of tho second-class. From the Commune OF
20 dozens aMoUToN.o ls47 OF the secoad-
class Ofthc Commune OF Pauiiiae. very gu
perior and favorit Wine.
80 dozens Of the celebrated "CHATEAU. Co.'S"
DestO,1hti The choicest Of the second class, and
~ q sAkss = 80 2. adss sl. ,sv
business. have received some invoices Of most
collent RHINE and MOSELLE Wines, Including
the ..SPARKLING SCHARZBERG." Of 1876, and
two qualities Of the '.CELEBRATED CHAM
PAGNE'' of Meet and Chandon, which are IN
surpassed; as we'll some rare "AMONTlI1LA-
DO" and q choice stock Of "SAUTERNES,'
..RURG UNDIES," &C., &C.
Orders will be very Thankfully received and deli
ss,ss Z Ms.hS1s0n s y Aasms Express
Wine Merchant, No rs Walnut street Phila.
q Nav a t..
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Post Omes Department,

IN vertisement OF the 30th of September, 1852
inviting proposals for service on the New Orleans
and Vera Csus route not being ia accordance with
the act of 30th Of August last, establishing the
route, the same 10 hereby withdrawn, and the fol-
lowing substituted in it's place. BY duly certi-
fed copy of the act above referred to. II appears
that there s no clause in said law requiring that
the vessels for the conveyance of the mail between
New Orleans and Vera Cruz shall be " adapted to
war purposes" Bidders will therefore govern
themselves accordingly.
The vesseis, however. to be used in transporting
the mails ON the Pacific line must be constructed
in accordance with the requirements Of the acts of
ID Of March, 1916. and 9th June. Is4S. below
referred TO. 8. d. HUBBARD, va
4 !e5e Postmaster General,
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Architect's Once, Usited States Capitol,
tsa q w AsHInaror, d. G., Sept. Is, 1862. K
CEALED PROPOBAhS will be received at this
- Office until the 26th day Of November next, at
six O'Clock p. M, for executing the brickwork Of
the extension of the United States Capitol
The price to b stated per tAoGsand, 'kin count"
which price 10 to the cutting Of all groin and
other arches and al jobbing also all tools, scat
folding ing, and every thing necessary to the
execution Of the work. The bricks, lime, sand,
and cement, to be furnished By Government.
The successful bidder will b required 10 furnish
approved security for the faithful performance OF
the work to the amount Of $780, 600.
Z Each bid to be accompanied by guarantee
signed by two sureties. to the effect that in case
the bid shall be accepted the bidder will enter into
contract for the aforementioned work, at the price
stated in his bid, at any time within thirty days
from the acceptance of the proposal; the sunctency
of the said guaranors sureties to be certified to
by some person known to the Department of the
Interior. EH9
The right will be reserved Of accepting such bid
may be considered by the Secretary Of the lnte-
ror 20 most advantageous to Government
q Each bid to be sealed and endorsed " Proposals.
for Brck,cork Of the EXTENSION Of the United States
Capitol !" So
The bids will be opened in presence Of such Of
the bidders may see proper TO attend, at the De-
partment Of the Interior, Saturday, the 9th Of
November, at II O'Clock m.
1 - THOMAS U. WALTER.
Architect Of the Extension Of the U. 8. Capitol.
Sept 27-taw2m slsrs htE l'sfH
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'AUCTlON NOTICE.

NHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces 10
L his friends and the public that he has COM
III. need the Auction and Commission business
bis own account, and offers his services for the sale
Of every description of real and personal property
upon the most favorable terms.
With an experience Of twenty years in the va
rious departments of Auction business, the last
four of which nc has been personally known TO the
oitizeue of Washington as the Auctioneer OF the
late firms Of Dyer h Bro. and Dyer 4 Mcclure,
be deems it unnecessary to cay more han that bis
personal attendance can be relied upon in all mat.
ters OF business, and sales of any amount cashed
without delay.
Until permanent arrangements can be made tor
the reception and sale of merchandise on commis-
sion, persons wishing 10 employ an Auctionecr
will please call at the office Of RoTswkLL, esq:
on ID street, east OF 7rb, where can be found
during business hours, ready and prepared 70
anewer the calls of the public. Respectfully,
June l0--dN E. N. STRATUM.
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FOR CARRYING, the MAILS

PROPOSALS. FOR CARRYING the MAILS
i OF the United States from the lst day of Jan
uary 1885, the 30th day of June, 1854, inclusive,
Ia Illinois, will be received at the Contract Once
Of the Post Office Department, In the city of Wash
ton, until the 9th day of December, 1889, (to be
decided by the day foliowing,) on the route and In
the manner and time herein specified, viz: ..
Route .240. From Jacksonville, by Manchester,
whitehall, Carroton, Kane, Jerseyville, Delhi,
and Godfrey, to Alton, and back daily, except Sun
day, in four. house coaches; three of the weekly
trips to embrace Lynnyille, Winchester. Glasgow,
and Breese, instead Of Manchester and Whitehall
Leave jacksonville daily, except Sunday, at ii
a. m; ss1 t.' ..' ,...
Arrive at Alton next days by q. m. $40 ....
Leave Alton daily, except Sunday, at p. M;
Arrive at Jacksonville next days by 9 p. m. h
The mail is TO be carried in preference to pas
sengers, and to their exclusion, IL required by the
size of the msils. Deduction will be made from
the mail pay for trips not run; and fines imposed
for those not performed agreeably to contract
The Postmaster General may annul the contract
for repeated failures, for violating the Post Office
laws. He may utter the contract or schedule,
provided he allows pro rata extra pay for additional
stock in case of increased expedition No extra
paw will be allowed should the distance prove
greater than advertised The proposals should be
endorsed small Proposals for Route 1910, lii
| nois," and addressed to "The Second Assistant
Postmaster General" ..s a-. -sg .st.s .E.s
For further particulars as to the conditions Of
ment for proposals. for carrying the mails on GER
8. d. HUBBARD, ,
.. "eEn"...-f .as Postmaster General.
PosT OFFICE DsPARTMEsr, Oct. 81, 1852.
Oct 22-law4w