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PROPOSALS for Carrying the Malls Of the United
following from the let day OF September
1882 the Both day Of 1855, will be the Contra
Office Of the Post Office Department. in the city of Washington
~ Of the 18th day Of june 1852 to be decided by the neat
$50 From Bainbdge Florida by Chaaooche oheesee West
Wuton lola, and Fort Gndsden, ApIncbi-
cola 300 miles, twice week and back from 18th October TO
18th June Of each year, and once week residue
From 15h October 10 l5h juno.
Leave Ralnlrdao every Sunday Wednesday at m
Arrive nj Apalachcola next days by II, a. m;
Apaachicoa Monday and Thursday 10,
Arrive at Bainbndge e days by 10, p. m.
l5th June 10 I5th October,
Baiubridge every Sunday at 7, a m;
AHives APaa SbisascFy Wednesday esd a, 10 a. nj
Arrive al cambridge Friday by ~, m.
Proposals commencing Chattahooche invited also
separate service between cambridge Chaahooche
Proposals for three week from 18th October
18th June and twice week residue Of year, win be
sidered,
NOTES.
Bidders should Of conveyance intended.
Is carried In preference their exclusions
II required by the size OF the ma Mail be conveyed
Deduction win he trips
imposed for those
particulars. The Postmaster
failures violating
iur addionsi made by
months cvrtalmcnt for the
with No will be allowed for
used Distance should the above designated
stated The should be addressed 10 the
Postmaster General endorsed Mail proposals in the OIL
sponbe persons also by certificate OF posiaers
setting toh that the their
N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
PosT oruoE DEPARTMENT, April 10, 1859, Ap l4-law1w
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 81 CO.,
No 50 Wall N. ".
BROWN, SMILEY, co.
Liverpool.
L. @. ROBERTS CO,
rs Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE d CO,
% Rue Notro Dame des victories
Paris,
GEO. DRAPER, IIavre.
The OF ships will be accountable for god silver
Specie eclry metals, unless bills Of
adnE signed THEREFOR the value thereof therein expressed
Sept5-dty
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% Lands In Texs-A gentleman In Virginia
lawyer, desires 10 remove 10 Texas
and would like become the agent for some
lands In that county, with view TO bring them INTO
market
family and small capital and Is desous OF engaging ~
agriculture the satisfactory testimonials OF capac
Integrity and responsibility and hsgenefa acquaintance uch
i'm considerable emigration 10 Texas
lands would be inclined TO avail himself
be placedn correspondence with the
advertiser suitable responses BY addressing, post paid
VIM GoULDlN,
General agent collector, Richmond, Virginia
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rUARLEs SEXTON, Attorney and Counscuor-at-
" Law professional In the Supreme Court Of
States claims before the Court Of Commissioner and
departments OF the general govern
ment Congress- procuring patents, In obtaining
lands, collecting debts and inheance and
OF OF the United
especially prosecuting claims before the court Of commits
with Mexico prepared hts u at
tenton California land title coming in the United
Supreme Court appeal.
Of the states and Territories compiled rom e
surveys ohe General Land oce and statistical nfomauon en-
bacna population % the Territories aud the
important states aTeeaby the late census
his Office 18th street, opposite the Treasury
building, Washington, ID. q.
References Buiter6eld, Washington city his excel
ency Ramsey Paul. Mnncso John w. Livingston,
ataw, New York cyi Peter w. Burnett attorney a. qwt
Thomas Cowpeuhwat Co. Phia
depha; Mess A. Ladew Co, 81 Louis Messn. g. Aber
naihy h Co. oregon City.
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THE Complete Works OF Dean swirl, ans edition
two cosey printed volumes large octave, edited by Roscoe
with portrait md biography and interesting and valuable papers
never before published, London 1851 Price $ o Just received
June rs FRANCK TAYLOR
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Washington May ss 1859.
81 sss a9 SeS ssas es IL s
general appropriation bin without asohy q law and 10 dn and
SGses q The government and 0 other papGss approved s
department O'clock D. H. 2sh day Of June next
furnishing such Articles stationery, enumerated in each q ne sub
year on me ls day oJuy but .s % Ie ~ per
es o. greater quantity oany article an Speched according 70
u tle tesl quality be delivered without,
delay when ordered
SCHEDULE NO, l.
Wrtj~Spapsr, hand made Of linen, laid.
so fooscap satin plain nish be, when trimmed
l5A by 10 inches, and weigh not less than 10 lbs per
2oresn noe paper, similar finish, per
SCHEDULE NO. O.
Envelope paper, smooth.
90 super royal yellow, per
10 10 s ss@s medium DO w yflS" or bum pe,'aH
10 i rea%s double cap, White, do
Dreams bloting paper royal, do
SO realms brown wrapping super royal, per ream
SCHEDULE NO D.
100 cards metallic peus, per dozen cards
% gross metallic pens, per gross perys such as may be
soy t sS t ssi pencils or rass per gross
s:s:$ 4: / s s$
; DOZEN Dozen silk taste, narrow do
dozen easers, Rodgers SONS, ivory handle per dozen
2 dozen penknives, Rodgers sons four blades, do
2dozen ink In quarts, black, Maynard and Noyess do
United seals, red, per 200
500 department seal, per 200 .a.
so pounds sealing superhne scarlet pound
pounds inda-rn ni prepared per pound
10 pounds do coarse, for packing do
Each proposal must be signed by The individual or hn making
Gle The schedule any required
enumerated, they are To be furnished az me lowest Mhet
according quality Blank forms for proposals WIN Dc AZ
decon will be taken into consideration unless SUBSTANTIALLY
The proposals TO be addressed department ae and
endorsed proposals Stationery" Notice will be given 10 e
10 whom the contract awarded VINO VIII oe ~
hereae give bond with two sufficient sueue Tor
ills performance.
The head of the department decide whether
the Of the contract have been complied wh ana 10
his opinion, of inferior quality us wen as
the contract failure TO comply WIN ue ~is
within reasonable time.
during The same period and
conditions the execution OF such op printing
may required by department from The Isl day
of july next, consisting Of
Blanks uriag paper.
! Demi-size, broadside, quire
Do half sheet do
l.. Folio post broadde do
| DO one page do
Fooiscap broadside, do
Do one page do
| ouaropost do do /.
Circulurs and rsctles fooleap Writns paper.
One page sheet. printed per qaire
F Fss, S &c 80 90 so
circuiars treaties qrarto post urtns paper
One page sheet, printed, per qure
TGrss % 90 % 90 .....
The paper for tie above o e o best quality
Book-pork printing paper.
composition per thousand for small plea
pap, per $ :s;;s
May so-law4w
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Forms and Negotiations for Assignment OF Land
Warrants and Locations.

GENERAL LAND UFFIoE,
March -, 1882
ID the first section the OF Congress entitled An act
ID king land assgnabe aud oI other purposes" ap'
proved March 22 provided That all warrants for mill
bounty land which have be hereafter he issued under
Of the United and all valid locations OF the same,
which have been hereafter be made hereby declared 70
be asnahe by deed instrument OF writing made and executed
taking according such form, and puTsu
such be prescribed by The Commissioner Of
the General Land yesi the assignee with all the rights
Of the original Of the warrant OF locauonn
provisions of this section, the following
prescribed the assignment ohe and locations
referred 20, 70 viii!
FORM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE WARRANT
No, i.
value received l. A. b. whom the within warrant No.
issued, do hereby sell and assign unto @. d., of
hs heirs aud the said warrant
and authorize receive patent therefor
Witness my hand AMI seal this day of 1856
Attest: A. b., [sEALJ
II. Y.
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MOSES L. HORT,

ATTORNEY AND couNsfooR At Law,
San Francisco, California.
RgrERrrcgs Hon y. w rnae, Alabama; John 3. yler,
Mobile, Alabama; Messrs. Rhodes, Wright Co. New Or
ssns Louisiana Henry CLARK, esq, Taboro Norih Caroins
Hon. W NJ Gwn, NJ c. California; BENZ X True New York
city, J. 2 neaey, esd, Boston, Mss-acuses A. Hatch
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May T--2awly
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The New York and Liverpool United states Mail
Steamers.
The ships composing this line
Tie West.
The Pacific apt Nye.
Inc Ballc 1apl t"hsioch
Inc Adlaue .......'SapL
S,f-rv-, These ships having been built by
/faf r. pessly has been
ZIuA1X in their construction, also IN their engines,
insure strength and speed; and their accommo-
elegance
passage Liverpool In Lrs cabin, 500
$500 In second cabin $40
From Liverpool o New York, ESQ and 600.
In experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for.
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snider's Wine store, 10 Walnut Street phta
and cheap "snlder has atelyn OF e nuner-
Gus sales made BY him 70 COMMUNICATION Obliged LACEY
faction Of offering Of the best wines and liquors imported
Duff Gordon Co sherries embracing delicate PALE at
low prices old, and choice daug
sons specially selected for consumers some extra Amonado
10 bottles Europe, which no challenges any
The Manzana Amontado sheues are peculiarly adapted
20 convaescen As they strengthen without stimulating and have
Ponwiues principally specially selected for his sales
mer from the stock Of "Burmeor Oporo and imported d.
These wines fuly delicate, highly APP
all Ports and red wines palmed OF as such.
They are various sorts and prices bottles and on daugh by
The gallon OF wholesale BY tho cask Among them
delicate white Por and Nalmscy Port.
Persons suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels be
Madeira wines Of various Sorts dry and eh south side old East
70 DIE sparkling wines The subsCber Is well known at
ported by him superior other vines and sold at prices
as low most Of the inferior wines nowin the market which
champagne qualities
wines generally subscriber holds himself
offer. the fines. stock he from The very loves, price, BY The single
ofBugundy wines stock,
that be can present them from his vaults goods bottle Of Bur
s,as,.s and b hand in souls: .u - :,
Mes BERNHARD Jordan Of Cobenz extensive, and number
many sul Hooks and Moe from The cheapest sorts the
In The articles or Cognac and oner brandos he has now fine
stock embracing very of1sco Of or Dupuy Co.
and celebrated Claver 1881 eighth eus, and lsf2
hhds and "Dubouchen 1874 in hd congnnent which win
Also lnsh Scotch MonOngahels wh.kcy, spr.
Of above sold by retail quantity desired
\ constant assorted stock oftavana cigars ,,,
Al goods delivered within reach Of Philadelphia freight
graph.
:, Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
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EOR sAIllrwo eegibJs situated pews N TInly CHURCH WI
IL be sold, application JAS, q. MCGUIRE,
June li-3teod Aucuoneer and Commission Merchant,
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Bureau Of Ordnance and photography, June d 1854
EALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals tor tiu,be will be
~ received al ts bureau, unu O'Clock, tie 18Th OF Juy
next for furnishing and delivering contract, Of
several navy yards a ChaeoWn, Massachusetts, brooklyn New
York. and Gospor Virginia. the following described timber
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The acknowledgment Of this power Of attorney be taken
certified IN the Acknowledgements Of the sales
certificate or location before prescribed
also be endorsed the
j. BUTTERFTELD,
April 9-2aw3w Commissioner.
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" nv = VN n ;
FoT .4rlciress.

80 pieces length hys feet ok inches thickness aud
half lnches breadth, thirteen and one half inches.
100 pieces length I'VE feet two inches thickness eight and
pieces length, eet iaeh hieNnes eight inches
breadth, thirteen and one half inches
IS pieces length ouf feet thickness, seven
breadth, and one half inches.
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Of acknowledgment her me renor known 10 the officer ia
King the acknowledgment.
STATE COUNTY
On this day Of in year before me, personally
there insert the Of the drrdteeO well known
he his deed
and certify that the said ere insert he 81 the uaIrdee rs
the within Issued and who
executed the foregoing assignment thereof
(OHecrs sigaatiTe)
here the vendor Is kn0a to the officer
and his identity has 10 DC proved.
STATE COUNTY
On | the before
insert the oJthe marTate and here in
Of tne and the said tere insert me
being well credible aud ds
duly by his oath declared and
well said (here insert the Of the
that he the whom the within warrant
issued executed foregoing assignment aud his te
satisfactory evidence that fact the said AeTe
insert the OF the uarratee teeupon acknowledged the said
assignment TO be his act and deed.
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STILEs's Austria Is4s-'ae, vols svo., with
| " portraits.
Harpers Magazine for June. FRANCK TAYLOR
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APPS Niche Gold pcnS-DatentedI 1899 Embracing MI
IN properties quill pen with the durability Of the
Recommended by well known citizens Of ashngton
For sale at the agency, TAYLOR n MAURY,s
May I'D Bookstore, 9th
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/ FORM or A POWER OF ATTORNEY.
Know all by these presents, that there insert ne
toafraatee,) 81 the county OF aud state Of do
\ hereby and appoint Of and law
ful attorney sell and convey the within
land Mo- for of land which issued
| under the Of September 1850,
Signed In presence OF
y ninn nI.rc
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A. D. CROssMAN, Mayor,
q. DEBUYS, COmpuuilor.
WIN. n. GARLAND, Treasurer.
wM P CONVERSE chS% S %o q hs finance Committee
u, n, .cp Chairman OF the Finance Committee ~ the
- ~ rLhOh' / Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
A, LAYEr Secretary
May l5-1aw 1gJulyn
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ZINE EngJsh Editions nj half price
Soets and works. complete IN vol
ume large octave fine edition with illustrations, s-usua
price a.,
ficdngs complete works similar edition, size and Price
Spencer poscal and other complete vol large
tnvo, dne edition. London, 1850 price 81 so.
Arabian Nirht complete vouue edition,
London, 1851 engavinRs Al So
Brougham Phosophy octave, London
1919, s. 5O--usuai price S.
Miers History Philosophy four octave, IS 30
usual price STA.
staple ouy copies of each for ne for few days
imported by he subscriber on he
account from England for forced sale
June FKANIh TAYLOR.
TUE VIRGINIA REPORT Of 1899 and 1900 torch-
and the Virginia reseluuos oi
1913, The debate proceedings therein, and sher documents y
june is ''f''' >" Wv FRANcR TAYLOR,
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Proposals for stationery ana pr,n.lng.

WAR DErARrMEST, Washington, May II, 1852
GEPARArE proposals viii be received department uuul
o'clock on Monday the 2h Of June plying sa
honeTy and executing printing described b
The stationery must be OF the best qualify and puuns el
eued ~ the best aeeompanv
each e aud specimens o. the latter win be shown bidders ue
several bureaus n desired.
The successful bidder viii be
sureues for The faithful udment his contract depau
msn wi reserve ae right articles h
sueh quane, as may deem proper, and TO increase anh
Blank forms will be furnished bidders application the de-
-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-10

Coeper's Clarksburg Register is published In
harrisburg Va, every Wednesday morning, at
$500 per nnnum in advance, or at tho expiration
EFF ak MONTHS from the time of subscribing; after
the termination of six months $3.50 will invari-
ably be charged. No subscription received for
less than six months. No paper will be discon-
tiucr, except the option of the proprietor, un-
til all arrearages padup; and those who do not
Srder their paper to be discontinued at the end of
their term of subscription, will be considered as
desiring to have it continued.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at = 90 per
square of twelve lines for the first three inser-
tiOns, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent
insertion. Alberal discount on tho above rates
made TO those who advertise by tho year. No
advertisement counted less than one square,
The number of insertions must be specified or
the advertisement will be continued and charged
fer accordingly.
Announcement of candidates fer office $500
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, to insure attention, must
accompanied by tho authors name and post paid
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-10
A GOOD STORY.

We have heard of funny story told of
a young fellow residing in one of the to-
baceo growing counties of Virginia, who
recently made his first visit to the capitol
of the Old Dominion, for the purpose of
selling hi. crop, seeing the sights and rub
biug off the rust which his back woods
fetching up, had thrown upon his man
ners. He reached Richmond about the
middle of the afternoon, and was fortu-
nate in selling his crop at an advantage
GUS rats, and almost Immediately. Nee
ting with an old schoolnsts, one who had
lived in that city long enough to know its
ways, he WAS advised to taxa up his lodg-
ing. at Boyden's, the crack hotel of the
place, and thither he went with bag and
baggage. Just before dinner his friend
called upon him and found him eomforta-
bly, located in a room juat at tho head OF
tho stairs. 1t is close upon dinner time,
said his friend.
Suppose we take something to start ar
appetite" said ~the chap who had Just
4 come down.
-" Agreed, /" rejoined tn. city friend, /:
glass Of wine AID bitters for me-"
Let's 60 down to the bar and get it
dinners almost ready" continued the to
bacce grower. -
eve might as well have it mp here,
vas tho rejoiHdsr. f,
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wing to get still further, the slender foil
age gave way and she topplod over,
clutching with powerful claws at every
leaf and tuig in her descent, till, with a
mighty crash, midst the s1psctant howl
ing of tho dogs, she fell Mt We>ton's feet.
There was no further impsdiusnt to the
capture of the young one, who had fol-
lowed the mother in terror to the lowest
branches of the tree; but Weston's nerves
had bsen too much strained in his first a.
tempt to admit of his trying the perilous
path anew. So, reloading his gun, he
brought it in one shot, within reach of the
dogs, who few upon it in fury.
In brief space, the skins were thrown
across the pony's back, and away trotted
our bold hunter followed by his hounds,
in search of new dangers and fresh prey.
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:" Talk enough, but how are we to call

:" Talk enough, but how are we TO call
SO Rinssthat bell there rs
"What bon 90 e-T
"Pull that rope lAsnging there"
The young fellow laia hold Of the RON.
and gave it jerk, and Just 1T that mo,
nent the gong sounded for dinner. Never
had he heard such sound before, and
the rumbling sound came upon his ear
with report that stunned him. He stag
gered back from the rope, raised both
hsnds with horror, and exclaimed:
Great Jerusalem what smashl Pve
broken every piece of crockery IN the
house. There nin't whole dish left
y You must stick by me old fellow" address
sing his friend-s'don't leave me in thi.
scrape, for my whole crop won't half pay
the breaksge. What did you tell me 10
touch that cursed rope for 90 u esd
But before his friend, who WAS bursting
with laughter, could answer, servant en-
tered the room with
Did you ring the bell, sir?" s.
"Bell, no, blast your bell-I never
touched bell in my life. What bell? 1
never saw your bell" .a-l
Somebody rang the bell of this room,
that's certain" continued the waiter.
''No they didn't. There's nobody
here that ever saw bell" And then
turning to his friend, he exclaimed aside:
"Let's lie him out of it; l shan't have a
cent to go home, if 1 pay the entire da-
mage. What do they set such rsscnlly
traps a. that for to take in folks from the
country? 90
After n violent fit of laughter, the
friend explained that it was ouly the gong
sounding for dinner, a simple summons to
walk down to soup, got up on the Chinese
plan, They made their way TO the di-
ming room but it was some time before
the young tobacco grower could get over
the stunning and awful effects of that
gong. 1t was godsend,' said he. that
the crash did not turn my hair gray on
the spot
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-10
From the Richmond Enquirer.
A TRIBUTE TO THE BRAVE.

Met furious hosts at Vists's plain,
Brave Taylor's with Santa Anna's train,
And midst the thousands of ths slain
Poor Clay was one!
He fought until he could not stand,
Then waved aloft his flashing brand
And proved his sire the son!
And ah! here, too, the gallant Yell, g...
MeRsa and Harding fighting fell!
No braver e'er than they.
And here bold Lincoln, yankee pride,
p Erulting for his country died,
To see her victory! .....- p
These, these are some who fel; but they
Who live to bless later day, .
All who their deeds shall spanI
Worth ne'er q nobler lived than he;
lie always led to victory
And always led the vani
Those now who shine as living stars,
To light our peace and future wars,
None now can tell their praise,
Rut in the distant page of fame
Each one shall find spotless name
In their loved cou.try's lays.
CoMPASY NJ, VA. REGIMENT.