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Mr.. GENofs' CoNsIsTENCY.--An article IN
yesterdays Courier charges us with accusing
Mr.. Genois with political Inconsistency anu
lack of fealty to democratic usages and primer
nles ), The Courier denies this charge in very
indignant phrase, and uses some very harsh
terms in recerd to us, which it mistakes for sar-
easm. Having nothing to do with its language,
we will proceed to enlghten its editors as to
some of the occasions on which Mr. Genols voted
counter to, and exerted his influence against,
the democratic party.
In 1872 Mr.. Joseph Genois used his inAu-
euce, and worked unremittingly, against John R.
Grymes, democrat, and in favor of Albert
Hoa, a whig, to procure the election OF the lat
ter to the State Senate!
Was not this an example of " political incon-
sistency, and lack of fealty to democratic
usages and principles"
In 1916 Mr.. Joseph Genois opposed the cleo
ton Of Mr. Guirot, the democratic candidate
for Mayor of New Orleans, and worked for Mr..
Montegut, whig, who was the opposing can
didate
| Does the Courier deny that this was an evil
dence of political inconsistency, and lack Of
fealty to democratic usages and principles
Again, in 1845 and in 1916, during the con-
test for the office of Governor, Mr.. Joseph Genois
voted for Mr. De Buys, wing, in opposition
to Isaac johnson, the democratic candidate
We ask once more, was not this a sample o
"po!itical inconsistency, and lack of fealty t.
democratic usages and principles
If in the face of all these facts there can bt
shown a more expert political vaulter than Mr.
Joseph 6enois, or one who has oftener displayed
" political inconsistency" and slack of fealty
to the democratic party, his name does not a
present occur to us. Like Harlequin in thu
ring, the strange vaultings and contortions of Mr.
Genois in the arena of politics often puzzle thu
observer as to what stuff he is made of-whethel
a man in disguise, or the nondeseript which hi
apes.
We might mention frequent instances where
Mr. Genois repudiated his own party and voted
with the wings; and indeed the democrats at
one time became SO incensed against him, for his
frequent reconversions to and apostacy from
the faith, that he was obliged to come out and
make public recsntation of his sins in this
behalf
In opposition to these nndeniable facts, let
the Courier preach us no more homilies about
Mr.. Genois unhinching devotion" to the
party to which he belongs!
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APPROXIMATION or PERsuRY.--T There is an homes
old man walking about the streets selling canes
who Vas the other day approached by a gentle
nen who wanted him to act as witness in on,
Of the DISTRICT Courts, at compensation of tw'
dollars day, and to identify persons whit
should apply for naturalization papers. Hewa'
told that be would only have to stand in conr
and identity each individual that should come
up, swearing that he had known the person for
The requisite number Of years 1t is scarcely
necsnsary to say that the old man, valuing his
oath 1t higher fee than the sum offered, and in
dignant at the insult, promptly refused. The
: eonduct Of the gsnfleman who made the offer
requires no comment.
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VI d. EDWARDS JULES LAVEheNh'
yos REPRESENTATIVES.
v,rsr REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
s = A SUMMERS, W. g. CAMPBELL
ss SECOND .nrsrsrsrArs an D,sr.' e rp.pxrv
1k1frs DRUMMOND, ROBERT NJ khAhsEf'
A. l. SAUNDERS,
,n,np REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
- s4 ss :s5FA II i. !. S sSS5Fi
FOURTH RErREsFSTATrvE DISTRICT
If 4. LuMsDoo SfAyr Lii BLANC 4 n hAAAs0N'
FIFTH HErRrsrsrAnvE DISTRICT
ALrHossE DAVID nIoS H BuissoS.
s,xrH nErREsEvrArvE DISTRICT.
HENRY ST. PAUL, NuMA DUFouR
81 SEVENTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
EUGENE srAEs, OSCAR DoNNET-
EIcHrH KErREsEsrAryE DISTRICT
JAMES BROOKS, r l. MAiLLoo'
METH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
JOHN LAIDLAW.
rEsyn RErRrsENrArvE DISTRICT
s.w. THOMPSON, RUFUS WALES
FoR SHERIFF
JAMES P. FRERET.
EoR coRoxzx
JOHN YOUENES.
cLERxy or COURTS.
~, n.rn,cr cousr.. ALFRED ROUSSEAU
a-corp Dlsrnaus CouRr. THOMAS q PuULE,
TTnnn DIsrnlcf CouRT. CHARLES a. La DuIAS'
! Roy1TH DlsrnIcr CouRT JAMES a. H0rhlNs'
#NfrrH DIsrRlcr CorRT... .sAMuhL u. hiSh'
Nshsa ASSESSORS
ron THE CITY NEW ORLEANS
5 : 8! c METAI ISAAC s 4 PHILLIPS.
JUSTICES OF PEACE.
V,,sr Jusr,cE..........L. q. CAYENNE.
SECOND JusIIcE y. v. JUN ~ ,,.o.N
TruRp JugrlcE...... v lnL.aM u, h0onA''
FouRrH JusricE..........E 4 MayyHIELr
EurH JusrIcE .....-f " LAY LIE.
efxrH JusrIcF... " nAEMlS'
SEVENTH JUSTICE. ....s.--.C. L. mAhenAIh
VI COLLECTIONS OF STATE TAXES
FOR THE FEw ORLEANS:
vmsr Drsrsrcr THOMAS ASKEW
a-rorn rsaTnIcr LAFAYETTE GUYOL.
Tf6Rp DfsrRicr. It. A. BuuLET
Foua1H DrsrRIcT. .......... SAMUEL GALPIN
CoNS7ABL
F,asr Jusr,cE's CouRr. u HOPPE,
9EcoNp JusTIcE's CouRT. WlLLl4M " Qulhh'
VylYxp JusrreEs CouRT, 3. JULES DELAhuE
FuurTH JusTcEs CouRr., JOHN McLELLAND
Frrrn Jusr,cE,s CoURr. MIG UEL HERNANDEzjl
SrxrH JusrfcE's CouRT......J II 6UHELLANd
aryrrTH JusrIcEs COURT JAMES HAMILTON.
- ELEcTIoN-- Monday, November 7, 1858.
Independent Candidate for Congress.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
CHARLES GAYARRE.
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Day and Boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED BY MRS NJ D. DIMITRY,
tz The above Institution DAY. September H. 1853,
opened il sssou, and ready to Board
era, and Day Scholars.
syssmh Superficial Instruction. oItsTt books Of
Questionable propry, adopted. sctate paid, ,o
the the moaltrainiug and nsuAld eops
nent OF the pupil.
offers sea advantages fSt hsisHing Of
language
Apply person, BY letter. the Institute, TVoLl CIRCLE
South-o ctSn. dec3l Typ
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TO TIRE Ladies'.
M A D A NJ p l. A TEN
w Respectfully ofers her seryioea the Of New oe.asy
the treatment of the following dseass PROLApsus UTFRl
WHITES, PRoFusF AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATIoN, EN-.
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
The treatment adopted by her that met the snpyoyA
the most distinguished Surgeons Of Paris London York AMI
i here OF which she ample testimony and tho .nv
respectable ladies che er Ges all d
Of the Uterus not Of nature, cured
Madam deyos herself Ieluaivsy the diseases Of and
can be consulted DAILY at her residence,
myIs aptf Is8 st. Josenb u,.ont
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- LouIsI.NA anEYs-Relief committee

= LOUISIANA HREYS-ReItef COMMITTEE
The following Members have appointed by Company
lie Committee, to serve until January I, lss4
JOHN MAGuIRE Chairman, Claiborne street, between Common
and jackson streets
WILLIAM LOWELL No. is0 Magazine Benton, MepOmen
THOMAS GRAHAM corner Of Hercules and Triton Walk
~ Applicants furnish Relief Committee with
certificate receipt according Article Of the Byelaws on Relief
o?otisnl a,9p JOS. F. RUSHA, Secretary.
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Mutual Insurance. Granite Insurance

Mutual Insurance Insurance
COMPANY, OF UTICA, NEW YORK
CAPITAT-s5o0 oOO $4,000 paid
w H. DEpntcK Secretary. GEO CuRTIss, President
REFERENCES IN NEW YORK.
Us r. sTANAHAN, President Atlantic Dock Broadway;
EyESTs ssT c6sfss IS T sis S ;ss' street,
P2Ms Mrc De IL Wifi s11Tf vs street.
WA6sfAFF d yEDDER, IS CORTLAND street.
~ Company of the responsible institutions
the Union. Scrip profits yearly
fund 100000 All the received
Agency RETAINED AND INVESTED HERE for security
and the The undsrsgned
Agent prepared policies the favorable
terms against by RE- MARINE HULL and RIVER
RISKS [o2O sml c. c. LATtiRoP, Agent, 90 Camp at.
Fire, Marine, Hull and River Insurance.
FRANKLIN MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
WV. l.. AVERY, Secretary. cADY HoLLsTER, President.
HUDSON RIVER MARINE AND FIRE
| INSURANCE COMPANY.
jas. Noxoa Secretary. ABIJAH PECK, President
ar saf 5 90 the %e y s s h HGys A t
q SyFsqFp 1Ess m n
90 aai c. c. LATHRop, Agent, ss' Camp street.
| Life Insurance on White Persons and
sLAYEs,-NEw YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
| Ptsy FRErNas, Ac'usry MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
rapidly aecumuaing the Mutual Paussily u s.
secks Dividends annually per cent?
which CASH interest paid yearly crcdi. of 40 per
| miums given Life Policies.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HART
| FORD, CONN.
joins W. SEYMOUR, Aetnary. T. X. BRACE, President
CAPThL-Fire $500 600
|
Total s45OoOo
On the Stock SYSTEM lowest table the United States
70 The Undersigned Agent the above old and able Companies
take risks the lives Of WHITE PERSONS and
/ on the most favorable
| G. C. LATfIRoP Agent, ss Camp street.
| JossrH S. CuPEs NJ D. Medical Eraminefs- o7O
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

To THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
Bp tbr Southern LINE.
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FOR STA TIE A UDT7oR,
JOHN E. KING, of st. Landry
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cs- WHIGs OF THE SIXTH REPRESENTATIVE
pIsTRIcTThs whgs Of the sIh Representative District
specty requested TONIGHT October their head
quarters Sagreras of ST. Philip
the purpose selecting another Candidate this Dt
the State Of louisiana
OF Mr. HENRY ST. PAUL, declined wings, be punetuai
BY order Of the President. J. A. BONNEVAL. go
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.~nrv, or rHE PuBLIc EDUCATION
g0R s0r n 1naMON, Of West Baton Rouge.
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" ZIG TICKET

ron C0NGREss.
sncorp congressional DIsTsLcT,
runnnnRE q. HUNT, Of Orleans.
III THIRD coNeREssfoN4L DISTRICT
pprsTnN POND, Jr., of East Feliciana'
81 rarxrT coyas EssTDrtL DISTRICT,
rnHN BLAIR SMITH, of Natchitocnes
+ seta3
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ZOE REPREsENTATIVEs.

14e1E - FOR SENATORS.
u 4 EDWARDS JULES LAVERGNE.
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ROE STATE rxElsbHzS' o,,
l. HAWTHORN, Of Orleans
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Roots, Shoes and sroeans,

.nskm AT WHOLESALE.
HV Nov anirsfrom ship Norfolk and in store gsaerAs
yN sortment Of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, HATS, GAI 8
al. Pisna,us supplied with prime RUssET BRoGAss. WOOL
MrxICAN PALM LEAF STRAW aud cAMPEAcHY HATS, al
the lowest market priess,by
iyiS 3pdAW FROST co, 10 Magazine street
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Fire, Marine, Hull and River Insurance

FRANKLIN MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
100000
WV. H. AVERY, Secretary cADY HoLLIsTER, President.
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FURTHER BY THE ASIA.

Cantain Englefeld has returned from his ex-
nedition to the Arctic Ocean. He reports that
Lieutenant Cresswell has accomplished a pas
sage between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans,
having passed into the Arctic sea by Behring's
Straits, and reaching the Atlantic by Davis
Straits. No intelligence was obtained of Sir
John Franklin
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The Money Market at London was rather
easier. Consols had advanced more than one
per cent, and closed at 92i
Transactions in American securities have beer
small
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CLERIC or COURT

IT, ASSESSORS.
= ron THE CITY on NEW oRLEAss
ynaN WOLFE / c. r. FAG0T
~ cuEVAIJER ISAAC N. PHILLIPS.
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SLAVE CASE AT BOSTON.

A female slave belonging to gentleman from
New Orleans was this morning brought before
one of the courts of this city by the abolitonists,
with the complaint that she was detained
against her will The girl denied that she was
thus detained, and the case was dismissed by
the Judge
LATER FROM RUENOS AYRES
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UTAH.

l2S0l-From Salt Lake City, by American Fork
'rovo City, Springfield. Paysun, SUMMIT
Creek. Nephi City. Fl linore City. Rcd Greek
parnvan, Johnson's Springs, Cold CT. elk, San.
ID Clara. and San Bernariino, Cal. t. San d.
ego. 1000 niles and back once month.
Leave Salt Lake City on the both of each month:
Arrive u. San Diego by the 18th of the next
month;
Leage SAN riesp on the Goth of each month;
Arrive 1T Saii Lakp City 10y the 18Th IF the ucAt
month
l2SO2-from salt Lake CITY. by Palmyra, Lehi City
American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Provo City
fnyson, sprin willie. Corn Greek, fillmore Ii
ty, and Salt Creek, TO Manii, 80 miles and
back. once a week.
Leave Salt Lake City every Monday at 6 a. H.
Arrive at Mani by = TUESDAY:
Leave Nanti every Thursday III 6 m:
Argye ~ Salt Lake Civ by y HI FRIDAY
1.s03-Frrn SAiI La.e City, Ly Fort Laramie 20
Council Bluffs, in Iowa, loco miles aid back
once a month.
Leave Salt Lake City On the 10th If ,acl month:
ArrisB at Council D!ufs by the stiI Of the next
month.
Leave Council Il us on tn. 10th of eaci, month:
Arrive at Salt Lake City 10y the sth Of the next
month.
Separate pre- IosaiS for lie part beyond Fort Lar
mic are invited. Also, bids 10 run the whole
route tw ice month each way.
l2S0l-frcm Salt Lake City, BY Aiiller's Creek. 20
Brownsville, 10 miles and back, twice week
Leave Salt Lake City MoCdsys and Thursdays
a. am:
Arrive at Brownsville T., y n same days;
Learr Bro~.i.,.e Tusa,a. aud Fridays al ;
Arrive at Salt Lake City by S y nj Same days
1isOo--Frcm Salt Like City To Toele City, 81 miles
and lack. once q week.
Leave Salt Lake City every Monday at Jam:
Arrive 1T Tpr.e City by pm:
leav. To.e City every Tuesday Mt Z IA:
Arr.re at salt Lake City iiy pm.
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No. a..
NOTICE OF WAL

From lricdte entry If ceTgia IuHdS lying tci,hn
tea. miles On eIch SD ef The roH'e II He prop
Rdii'"od from S,rer'po7t LoaisidE a. 10 iicl S,0g,
Mississippi.
In consequence OF urgent represcni atoms on br-
half OF the interests of the prop Jscd RAILROAD rha
mentioned. the PRESIDENT THE UNITED STATE h..
drectedthat, Tor the and until the III aIg II
Jane teIf the pnblc Lands lying within fifteen mile
Tor fhereabous p hear a. may he) either side u
the route If said road. being the und-rmentianel
township :. be withheld from sale or entry. EXCEPT
valid pre- emption claims, which are excluded from
lac operation f this notice. and special instructions
to that purport have been accordingly given TO the
proper land officers To wit:
In the district of lands subject 10 sac At NoyEGE
LOUISIANA:
North Of The baa line aud ecstef the meridian
Townships fifteen, sixteen seventeen. ti,htreu
nineteen; and twenty, of ranges one to six inc a
siye
Townships fourteen. ff;esn. sixteen. seventeen.
eighteen nineteen, and tSenty, OF range seven.
Townships fourteen, fifteen, sixteen. seventeen.
eighteen and nineteen of ranges eight to four;
Inclusive.
Townships fifteen and sixteen, of range fifteen
North u G,e bds. linc ard ne t0f tie BsSTa,l an
townships fifteen, sixteen, seventeen eitIt,cn.
nineteen, and twenty Of ranges enc TO Eve. inrlu
sive.
In the district Of lands subject to sale at MATCH.
TocHEs LOUISIANA, viz:
N,rh IF MebIss line and ,resf of kL, m.ys9'as
Townships fifteen, sixteen. seventeen, Eighteen,
nineteen, aud twenty, of rang six 10 TIN teen in
elusive.
Given under my hand, at the General Land ofisr
city OF Washington, this Eth day Of Der-uLer Is5
by order of the rresi rent:
J0HH WILSON.
Commis iJner Of the General Land uInre.
dec 2l-law3w
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INSTRUCTIONS

Embracing conditions TO Ge inc0,7ortied az Ee con
tracts to MeeTtentH. Department may ,te,r proper
L. Seven inmates are allowed Ia each intrrn,rdi
ate Office, when not otherwise specified, fr asserting
the mails.
T. On routes where the mode OF col y-yance admit.
Of 1t, the spec al agents OF the Department, Misc
post Office blanks mail bags. locks and keys are 10
Re conveyed without extra charge.
D. No pay will De made for trips not performed
and for each Of such ON s>ous not SAITH f,ctoily ex
pained three times the ray Cf tlla trip NAV b.
deducted. For arrivals far behind time as to break
conulAion with depending mails, md not sufficiently
excuse Que fourth Of the comp for ,h- trip
is subject to forfeiture. Deduction may also be or
dered for grade of performance inferior to that
specific ia the contract For aattsl de,ina
OF the Kind herein specified enlarged penalties pro-
portoned to the nature thereof and the inn ortancr
OF the mail, may be made .-
L. For leaving behind or throwing off the mails o,
aiy portion Of them for the ain issi of lass nyers
or Tor beins concerned In setting up or running an
express conveying commercial Intelligence ahead of
tie mail, quarters pay may be deducted.
D. Fines will I've imposed, unless the delinquene,
lie promptly and satisfactorily explained by certi6
Gates OF pOstmasters, tn. elayits Of other cred
table persons for failing to arrive in contract time
for negecting TO take the mail from. or deliver il
ibto post office; suffering il Owing either to the
manufacturers Of the place manner of carrying
IT. to he injured destroyed, robbed, lost and for
refusing, after demand, to convey the mail fr.-
quenty as the contractor runs, or Is concerned in
running, coach or steamboat on q route
d. The Postmaster Gen.raimay annul the contract
Tor repeated failures TO run agreeabi, " contract;
for disobeying the post Office laws, the in>truc
tions If the Department.: for refusing 70 discharge
carrier whe required by the Department to 10 40:
for assigning the contract without the Of the
Postmaster General for running express rfo!e
said: or 1of transporting persons or rackacJs con-
vsyink mailabie matter out Of the mail. 7.T -
The Postmaster General may order an increase
or service on route by allowing therefor pro rata
inerease on the contract pay. He may also order
increase Of speed, he allowing, within the restric
tons OF the law, pro rata increase of pay for the
additional stock or carriers II any The contractor
may, however, in the Of increase Of speed, W.
inanish the contract By giving prompt notice 30 the
Department that he prefers doing 70 the
order into effect The Postmaster General may also
cartail diseent;nue the service at pro rata de-
crease Of pay, IL he allow enc months extra con-
pepsatiOn on the amount dsp, nsed with, whenever
Ia his oplpIon the public Interests do not require the
same, ofip he desires TO supsrssds it by differ
snt grade Of transportation. BE msy also change
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LADIES SALOON.
BUILDING sf,TE.,,tx,

W. BADEN, south side Pennsylvania avenue
- near 9Th street, having completed his stock OF
Building Materials, offers superior inducements IL
contractors and Others His stock is complete and
extensive, and coInpri es an excellent aSsortmcn,
Of ~
Rural, Nor,lty, Peoples, Coti,ge, Villa Nortice
fadinaloor, Carpenters, CupboarIs, Chest
Til Pad, Horse, Dead aud Trunk Locks
Cut aud Wrought Nails Of all sizes
Clinic point and other Screws
Brals and SPries', Tack, Flush, Spring Shutter,
an other Bolts ..s.s -
Pearl, hhite, Mineral. Iron. Rosewood Brass. and
other Door Knobs ami seli Pglls
Brick aud Frame Turnbucsics
Window aud shutter Springs nooks, uasps
Staple, Drops AMI Esrutchcons
shutter screws. Stubs, Plates. and Lifts
Sash KNOBS, Door Springs, Axle aud other Pail vs.
SaDd5aper, Glue. &c.
In fact everything in the Bui,,iins Line 30
The above articles have been selected with prest
care, and received direct from the manuf .cturer.
AM viii De sold to customers ON the most liberal
terms. --. ' .+.
Nv stock is inferior 70 none IN the city, aud call
Is respectfully solicited from those in wart
70 JS0. W. BADEN,
.Fft - Pa. ayeuie Eeaf 9Th street
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NEW MEXICO.


l29O0-From Santa Fe. 10y Albuquerque Socorro
Don Ana. Fort Fillmore. Front-ro, (rcxas) 1T
Paso, San EhsariO, NasoftnsyiIie. aud Leona
to San Antonio, 9i0 miles AID back, once
month.
Leave Santa lie on the Let OF each month;
Arrive 1T San Antonio in p days.
Leave San Antonio on the LIST of each month.
Arrive at Santa Fe in p days
Bid to carry twice month are invited a'so.
bids to make the trip ir 20 DAYS
l2J0l-From Santa lie. by La Canada, to + rnande
de Tao, 20 mics and back, twice & month.
Leave Santa Fee the Let and 18th of each
month Mt III;
Arrive At Fernando de Taos by the Cd and 18th
ct L.
Leave Fernando de Taos the 10Th and 18th
of each month at 3 am:
Arrive at SANTA Fe by the l4th and Goth al - I'd:
Bids for weekly trips invited.
igJO!-Fr IN Ronand. 10y Fort Belknap. to G. ines
vile, in Texas. and bs, k. once in two week.
Bidders to state distance AMI schedule Ct arri
walls and departures
Bids for weekly trips are invited.
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UNITED STATES A.sIL.
PENNSYLVANIA.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Dec.mber 18Th. lS53
DROP0SALS for carrying the uIas Of the Uut-d
at-s from LIT OF tebl uary, 1854 To the ,cta
OF June, ls56, on the following ruutr LA penns,NS
MIA. will lie recri,e ed at the contract flee a the Pot
once department. until a. H., on Noniay. thu ltIh
o January, Is. 4, to b. decided on the saus da,:
No 9496. From CuTwiusvile, 10y Luth.r,tuTg,
Reynoldsvie. BroOkvilis. COr>IcA.
StrstIonssile, L arion. Ship rnstI lls.
kossuth, Cas-. Cranberry, IrhIlklIn,
Can Il. and C1shrai,ton. {, M"Adsiis,
l06 miles and back, six tlmes a week :
Leave Curwin vile daily. except Sunday, al :,
a. IN
Arrive at Meadville next day Nv C. r. M.
Leave Meadvilie daily, except Sunday, at :, q. ID :
Arrive at Curwinsvil.c neat DAYS 10y q. =.
for form of bid. guarantee, and c.'rt ii a., iI-'
Tor instructions and requir me,ts, (-nhrGciug ibe
conditions to be incorporated In the CONTRACTS such
extent rs the drpur, nent may derEa clpcdieu!l sc
advertisement inviting proposals for mil scr,ic IN
the states OF New jersey. PennSylyar'e. ntiaWaif'
Maryland, and Ohio, dated the I'D September. lsSl
JAMES CAMPBELL.
dec l6-eotw Postmaster tiene-sl