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Fine lris for Fine peeplf.

il i with great pleasure that We note
work Of fashionable art, which has
been exhibited hlely in the windows
Of the principal music shops, and which.
10 the imbecilc proitincss which char.
actcrizes most productions OF IFS Kind,
superadjs some degree Of meaning
The picture IN question is coiored
ithogrnph, illustrative Of n dance called
q" The Doliphtiul Waltz" by the com
poser Of The Delightful Polka" Il
represents u young lady OF flushed
countcnancc and fashionable exterior.
iainting in the arms Of . gallant office
whose coat is radiant with gold and ,cr-
million, and whose vision glovs with
enthusiasm and exercise. The son Of
Marsis dcposiling the asphyxiated beau
iy on a sofa, amid tho admiring gcsiic.
ulaiions ci the bcholdcrs. So far IL
may not appear that this creation Of
genius embodies amy great truth, or is
much 10 be commended in an mdhcti.
cal point OF view There Is more in II,
however, than the simple fact of an ell
cgantly apparelled young female, who
has been walising I'LL she ininis, being
caught in her fall by nm embroidered
military man. When il is said that she
is represented as of fashionable exter-
rior,' the whole truth is not told. She
is delinentcd MS being Of fashionable in
terror also. Her waist is so small that
the diaphram, the liver, and the other
great vital organs which il crcumscribcs
are plainly indicated 10 be in most
fashionable state of compression; the
play of the lungs likewise being serious.
lyimpedcd by the restriction otthe move
ment Of the ribs The consequence of
which mus, be the engagement Of the
blood vessels, and congestion about the
region Of the heart. Hence, the talent
ed artist of course intends 10 imply, the
syncopc which has resulted TO the young
lady from wallzing with the auriferous
and scarlet officer; so that the object
of his pencil is to poin, medical moral;
and no, merely to excite genieel suscep-
tibility, but also to exempilfy the eonse-
quences of tight lacing.-- Punch.
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in hot pcrsui, They followed him by
the trail Of blood from lss wounded
shoulder. lie came to Liule River Z,
there was no ford the bank was highland
a deep place in the stream before him.
Bu, the foe came-hc drew the rein and
clapped his heels 10 her sides. and that
gallant mare plunged rccklessly into the
stream. She snorted in the spray as
she rose, paved the yielded wave, arch
ed her beautiful name above the surfaen,
and skinned along like n wild swan
Hunter iurned down the stream in hope
Of evading his pursuers, and she reared
and dashed through the flashing waters
Of the shoal, like lightning in the
storm cloud.
But Fannon was on the trail, and
rushing down the bank with all the mad
energy that the loss Of his favoriie
could inspire. Hunter turned the mare
to the opposite bank it was steep--sev-
erai ieet OF perpendicular rock-but
she planted herself on the shore at a
bound and then away she flew over
the iniermingled forest of pines, and
swift as an arrow, that admirable mare
On and on did the generous brute
bear her masters foeman, till the pur-
suers were left hopelessly behind. Late
in the evening Hunter rode into Sails
bury, had the slug extracted from his
shoulder, and after lingering some time
with the effects of his wound and excite
ment, finally got well. And that gal
liant mare, that had done him such
good service, he kept and cherished till
she died of old age.
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ehcice Poetry.
urAnr HISTORY


~ sasrsf Jass.tf-.
Oncs Hr.n . time = fnsideE
Sst h~sssth hnNtharb urc,
Ana bet iossf elnss beside beT
NssmaTvd vows ~ consisncy.
fsissf. ~ s.tsf tissn the slasssae
iisnFius over bet, ws, she,
And the heart wnhiu hrt bssusn
Throbl,rs and slowrd iainaitaousiy.
Both Nstt y0aHs And fond and f's'li.h,---
Neither rich, tbr st"ry sees
Ms wAs proud, and r. Wa mstish.
Goai their lases and great their woes.
~ tssy bisssd and wepi and parted,
swearing to he ercf true So
Died the maiden hrokeH hearted
Wa the hover faithful, too
PshAw ~, we'd a wealthy banker.
Islander " hi.yrrcd sh. was sold,)
And ne eit, danes ouirAnt bet
with hsr Tsrtcp full Of rid
oBren at even hall and party,
Dcokrd with lace and jewels rare,
Locking very fresh ard hesr,,
Ecirns the victim of despair
He-coBf"und the lucky fellow
TOOK a widow twice his years
Pat and fufty, riPe aud mellow,
Win brase u f" little dcars -
Bis plantation, servants plenty,
Splendid mansion I.omp and esse,
Cured the boyish iovr II twenty.
That incurable disease.
Lean from this, you doaiinr hover,
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Noble sthiimtnil.

Mr. Clayton, in hi. late speech ia ihe
Senate Of the Uniied States, in reply 10
Mr. Douglass, Of Illinois, made use of
the following language a hirh IL worthy
of United States Senator, and hich,
se trusi, sill meet tho appreciation Of
uine-ienibs Of the American people:
The Senator is fond of taking ".
olehhy about driving Karopean nation,
from this eOaiinehi. Whsn be disooor-
ses IN sneh magnificent terms as h. en-
psoysd lev yenrs ago al'sui ''hfiy -four
forty ca hshi," be dora no harm afnsnz
his own eo8ntrymeH. We ~ taow ex-
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Capital for lht Young.

II is "a consolation for all right mind.
ed young men in this country that
tho they may nOt be able 10 command
as mach pecnniary capital US they could
wish 10 commence business wiih ior
themselves, yet there is n moral cap.
iial, which they can have, that will
weigh ns much n money with people
whore opinion is worth having. And t
docs not lake great shile 10 accumul-
ate a respectable amount of Ibis capi-
ial. IL consists Ia truth, integrity, 10
whirh may be added decision, brnness,
courage, perseverance,. With these
qualities there are fcw obstacles which
may not be overcome. Friends spring
up al around such Young man al
most as II by magic. CopGAencs hoas
out 70 him md bic business Accommodates
on hi, hand, foster than ho can a'k II.
And ia a few short years such nan il
far 10 advance of many who started
sith him having eqonl talents aud
large peeuniary means, and ere long
our young i,ieni .'snd' foremost among
fle honored, trusted and loted. Would
ihai We could induce every youthful
reader TO commcner ne 90 ihe prinei-
PIE that moral capital !, tie main thing
afer ull.
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JOHN {. MILLER'S
Patent Fulling. Washing and
FHFiR NJt6, N1THfNE,S

'l'he tsae rstgaed, hastng purchased
j the sksiusiNs night ~ aaAnufArtafs and ysnd
the above nsfssd machines in unest Of the United
-tsi.s, prepared IA all ofdsF. that ma, b.
hsr~ afdsd 10 hisa ~ a. u. d Ds~sF, f~hs IL
thaaee sF-bi fos besninFtsn County vita pssssnpt
mesa lie nfsf the vshsf la The kAlowiaE tsstimsni
al relative ~ lt, Erssi worth. JAMES ". HENNETT.
BeRHingiaa, VI, Asfsb ~, ihsd
We, fi,> asasTslFrea, having used John hiiisr's
fsisbt AshiHf Machine. spa~l eb.~fiatt Recommend
H - faiHrs a. the best anA unset saetus. Aarhihs
ts washing ws have ussd, and We feel essRhdeni
thai thss ~n ie IrFfrfIy sasshsd tsh ils geFtor-
shss, aifhuaEh fsy may have b-oh ftr4asnty disAp
Iaatsa h.fetsts BY thss< oefihg sTtisie fsf the
Essflspss, ~tish ~ as ~nttiAs...
s.EgsL nSoss. sss 'asis sss~s,
a y -tuTt, 80 4 ~sfEN,
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D. seFsf, sts srFsHs tHrftT,
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taAsAss oHHas, So rt4sa anross
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RssslAs'-s, Nsrh Il, issa is-a
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rlsrymta ihfosd

There 70 really great deal of sepo.
ins hsmof, 20 say boihing u keen satire,
10 "Pfofetsor Cssar Hannibal. srisB-
iae Discoope,,' collected from tbs \.
Y. Pirayune, and recently psblisl'ea by
Mes,r,. Sir.assf q 1ssDsspa. Herr
10 a ~hn ih de opening a one d 'he'S
ibsi even oar rierieai irt-sAs eannsa hsip
smiling at 4 u sfrsia ! IL g~ins "a
lsbe yoa for promiseus firne. u hHA
sirsys heH Gssishatlc fof eongfesn
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-28

Bios yoar ossn horn. Yea. e,se a
blasi, nad lei Aoiesiy blssh. if skt
~il- Thu iuiss dslieaey has been
stumbling bI'ses a more really good aaa
capable m.u ihaa 80 eosiii soHmsrats
Ia tyysissmooih. Maka nSise g.
liss World sSss thai you arc awake. d
you don't bso~ she i.osa. ssnsbsdy 81
sili bot ~, for yoar basshi. ssssgs
- a horn
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shuns to send lrrv shepherds 10 Eotupc
Whenever dey ~, lie brown ctil,ers h.
dc ,roIe. cr CULINARY consulnrshun ab
de brownkill chuhe. oh dc nng, Nov
my trole hab ben 30 sore of late. da, II
wus wii dc uimoss didaeuliy da, !
Good speak de lruH. Somo Of my inhu
cnra ierns findin ,is- Fae 20 be de case
in my leciurs ob hate, hab kinder cluh-
bed ,ogedder and formed demscns Into
tommii,y on dc hole, to send me OF
on a sca.woyngc tcck sen.wcysgc
10 Bokurken, bu, !, didet do me nv
good, 30 ,ley hab 'cluded To send me m
Cor 'nutr whst ! can pick ep nliit'e."---
Knickerbockcr
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THE HERALD
JOB PRINTING OFFICE

rsrat.hsd with the ms.s sprrcs.a
sastsftaas sea shr art. sA ssd " ths aeai
tss = sasdsgu I.iAiiaf HteAinss - PREPARED - sis
sste ~ sl-4 naits. a-s fAs sAes isvs, Jees
u Az ktnd. is,ss ts iNfgpst assssusth shsst ansh
Al tssas ss-s ~ tone.rt.,
Al sisas u-se " sfseeiias Ethiesiefs,
AZ s,pSs ussS b, Fatrbl Ms-iffise prAisu,
~ t,sas us.a =, Thessncki cessraHiss.
An kueds s.~d ~ Dvassist.
an tinas sses ~ hsilr5.sds
~ tipss aard ~ rssts-dirai Brsirf,,
Az Aindt used hB hs-.kstllefs,
Al .,sd. asrs :, zsls.-,i, ss1 Aesa.n,e.,
Al tissas a.sd ~ fshlis palssss.
Al ttnds Hsed ~ Mechanic Il all rsdss,
~ ttsds H-ed hs bsraerrtstYpts,s.
~ stHas 0srd ~ sfttsfs esnsrsiif,
~ tfnsis ussa By ~sstai AsssInhlies,
Al ttsds Ws.a W MerrhRnts
Al kinas ased W Msnafsttafsrs,
80 kihds asrd By nshts.
Al tiBds eN~d ~ InssTxses Dnsses,
th tisds ased BY EIIses. Mon,
~ tinas "a ID bi Professional Men.
Al tsnds assd y, iairrRfy sos,~tses,
Al tinds used hf toanssii,ss ct Law,
AsA all ktsAs ~ Plain Asd Fsney Priniibg Tor the
Az. r. b
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-28
MORTIMORE'S.
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

THIS truly celebrated remedta pre-
psraiion, eticaclous alike for each and eyery de
srrpton 81 Rheumatic Complaints, l. already too well
know aud esteemed tbrUu fhost the aited States
tsquire any lengthy notice of its paramount virtues
IL eSadicscs this bctotse Deurabs and distr. ssinr
disease in'n the sysen, and stands unriy allied In
pharmacy Of medicine.
We do pOi pfnIos' 10 make unqualified statements,
Ia force nostram before the pablir, but simply to
request tios, nost inter sted,
sUEpERERs 7HE-HsELpEs
10 pfocsr- from III. Asert IA their vicinity circular,
and not only read the i,stim"ny of those who have
experienced It, Invaluable curative powers, but In
to, call upon, the oonvalesoents 40 that the
s,siemests may smehste from the fountain head a
bich viii sausfy tho reduios, and
by winch the reputation 81 the Remedy Is certain OF
being sustained. Write also 10 the Projectors, WIN
will accord every infsrmsiion, and furnish names of
uBdauhsd character frpm ever section 81 the Ubion
Numbering among them sofie of the most eminent
Physicians, CerFymen, Editors, and prominent oii-
nsi rendering the reliability and efficacy of the
rhy beyono the reach of doubt or distrasL
MoRTlMOREs
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
10 vegetable extract. an internal remedy prepared
eIPtess, of this one disease and this IL will In
eisfy form, tbhsmnaioy (Aonts) or Chronic, no mat
ter 81 how tong snding.
Sold in Rutland by FOND MORSE.
The sbote have also for .sle
THE GREAT AL7ERA7IPE,
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PRINTING IN COi.DRs.
CUTS FER.NISHD TO ORDER

haitFay thu and you multiply the results, -
10 ~ the established sns Ia hsine-s that has
made the fertanes u thousands of tisi have
usneod with nsssng but tbeif individual enterprise
10 deg-nd af.n, The spar,t VI the positively de
nAnds that fnan M insure success 10 business sld
than usual stefttsas H. Customer
never tntns "a mans shop u he sits down quietly
saJ ~sits tpf them wiihnat lrtiing hi. business be
sngvn. Ne might we'll light eabdl, and place II
btl
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MoRTIMOHE's
BITT E r G. Or d A L
BLOOD pIfRIEYER.

ss....s....s..s...s....s. s.-...,s..r..s%.......s.
This iSvalusble preparation has obtained popu-
iarty wherever introduced, unpfer edented In the hts
tory Of any other pfepsrsta brought before he pub
lie. The matirdsd thousands wbo have used II, and
have realized it, marvellous effects in removing disease
And Restoring the Nervous System,
now herald II 10 the world as possessing the most
pfriof virtues known Ia the Maisna Mrdea. Physi
clans O. tbe hrst standing in the profession and
prescribe Il ss the most effective
.7iieraiipe and Blood PwJyer eper kno,cn.
NeuIaFia, General Debility and Nervous Affections,
Dyspep.a ~ Ind reson, 1S.s of Appetite, Nervous
Headache ~ ~ nf Blood Ia the Head, Co-tiveness
Fiatu eney rsiatstion Of the Heart Difficult Breath
tng, fn-iraioh uf the Nersou System or Numbnes-,
Might sweats Affections at tho I.nngs, Janndire,
Disease. of the K,dn ys DerAnrrment. If-guiariies
especially wth Females, producing Debility and Pros,
tration of the Nervous System, tutaneous Eriptiuns
iuR1rs II the Bi~d ,ibese Con plants readily
removed by the Of this Cordial.
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MnrrIngt for SHOW.

To the question often asked Of young
men ns 10 why they do not marry, w.
sometimes hear the reply, Il am no
able to support wife, IN one cof'
in three. this may be soi but "a. gen
cral thing, the true reply woulI be, Il
am not able TO support the style 10
which ] think my wife o,iybt to live.
In this, again. We see faisc view q.
marriage looking to mn appearance
in the world. instead Of union with
lovely woman for her own sake Thcre
are very few men, OF industrious habit
who cannot maintain wife, il they nrc
willing 10 live economically, nnd with
out reference 10 The opinion ofihe world
The great evil is, they are not willing
10 begin life humbIy. TO retire together
into an obscure position, aud togc,hor
work their way In the WORLD he by
industry in hi, calling, and she by dis-
pensing with prudence the money thai
he earns. But they must stand ou,
and attract the attention Of others by
fine houses and fine clothes.
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How 10 mn GoLp.--It is dff-
cribcd generally rs soi,, completely
mallcable, and more accurately ~ con.
er lhan IRON, copper or silver, but hard
~ lhan lin o. lead Il Is useful 70
knoN fact, Of Ihis hind. As a simple "a
pertinent thai can be- made with ln.
sirmnrni. ai hand, I. often more ,alu
able ihau q more accurate eIAminaiiDn
requiring maieriais not immediate
ayahniilr. Thus, n il }. found that
sp~eimen, tpsrhaps small seale e
.pangie is readily srTaiebed by silse
copper or iron, aud scratches tin q
LEAD, il may II d fhe hgil oolor a.
sinkiug rspidiy In water be fairly
somrd 10 BE- gold Iiunts M-rctAa,i
Magazine.
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CnANGE-Age is u great admirer
of the past, and looks upon everything
new rs everything abominable. II old
men could have had their own way. We
would have used iinder-boxes instead Of
loco-iocos, and stage coaches instead Of
railrond cars. Old men opposed the
introduction Of umbrellas, India rubber
boots and abdominal supporters, hair
brushes, fine combs and palen, suspcn.
ders. They have no faith in nonsense T"
ot any kind, they would rather die un-
der the old fashion treatment OF old fash.
Ion doctors, than TO be restored To youth,
by believer in electricity or rold va.
ter II il bad not been for the boys, II
is doubtful whether The world would
ever have tolerated table cloth, and rait
spoons, knives, forks, ruano or ieie-
graphs. .-- knickerbocker
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Fancy Printing
done In every variety OF color.
Book and Pamphlet Printing

II !, useless to farther Al wofk will lie
done Correctly, srpedfioasy, and ohesply, and fair
'hAfs II public patronage Is respectfully snlieiied
these gr,uhds Al otdsrs addressed To the proprietor
II the Herald wili receive prumpa attention.
!. BARNEY.
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fsl-st Ff-ai eushtff q ~ saalsf ant 49, ArrH
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sa.s ssf EAts ssae . lpssi deal a fsncsfshsi 80
ilirssai ethsf easrf thsE efs. ssses sns
IlsgssisAh sale sasid - stru6 eillnsllrf.osd
sasAt i,rstea fssasps-anf rirh tslskFs stssi Sc
vusl sasfs sns tissif hss aass ssaiasft - 80
tlkaai tssf ksss fafsa sHs fs-d tsaakfsi lksi
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A fosisss lxys--il.s vlis~ ihs'~ .si.
2, 70 dis .n ~ mad
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lsE THE Misurfs.--it Is nsked.
snys channing, bow can the laboring
man find time for self.cnlinre ! an.
swerthnt m earnest purpose finds time,
or makes time. II seizes on spare mo-
mcrts, and turns fragments 10 golden
account, a man who uses bis calling
With industry and spirit, and uses his
earnings economically, viii always have
some PARTON Of the day at command
And II is astonishing how fruitful OF
improvement short srnson brcomes,
when eagerly seized and failhfally used.
Il has often been observed that those
Who hn e the most Tine NJ Ihoir dispo-
sal. profit BY il the least. a single
hour In The day, steadily given 10 Ihs
sludy Of some Interesting sBLjsss. Ls,ags
un,s spscied accommodations Of kn0s ledge
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THE HO.,DER or THE gORLD
pEyISE's cosrouSD FITCH Loz-
RsGK-

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80 ssss - sHi isHEs.
n kfFs - faHaasftl
~ 80 ksss - hfsll
a. fa.s NsNs ssssff eiasS.
n - ksss - assfaf Eassutfr1sss - asF fairf
$50 t-ss 9 49, iassf hssfs - 80.
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fasrra.sns fslsl lsiasass stass. ~. Itssasal
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-13

Balsors AID OAso sassos Dsistasvs WAssis.x and o.
nss~x ~iA sAs ssSs ssA ptsHA< <sssss "a.
Jmoa sAs OHIO, asdtAe stsses to zsSssstl te
n HIS erpedou. b-sx thoroughly eompsssd BY s la.
Tunnel, ts.us NJ
travellers al
The su
. supcndous and attractive character
The express mail leaves baltimore dsiy m MA
Directly through Wheenx $3.50 milss IN 10 o. 10 ha0ss ia
GLIDING sloppsges there ata >, asy o.
Bslunofe lay lsds,a.
III miles aud proceed thence 10 Wheeling In a.
mo
liz connect with these trains leave washs,on
M and D. M daily, Ws.s
inalon the Relay House, nos
Baltimore.
Al wheeling The seven unvailed OF uaioa linz
which have completed this orm come,
ION with passengers down tho OHIO Ca.
enns aad Louisville, where ff Nashville, Or
The New Orleans packets be taken BY 70
Ing further on ,,, 49,, ~, s., an, ,a :
Otto and The West also proceed
reel from Wheeling the Ohio Stage Copanys excellent coaches
National road ~ Lsncsve &C saes
BY railroad . -
railroad viii agTesAsie there
regular aud speedy WLssing and from ko,
places. -, 49,.
n baggage through from Washington Wheeling End
no elurse 10 transfer of passengers OF bAgyage.
Fare ~ through with right 20 lie over anywhere
rou,e) from arlington Wheeling - SOL Cineinnan ell
o Louisville, Sl2. !. LII.
WM. PARKER,
May ll--d1 General Superintendent.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-13
FOREIGN MAILS.

PosT ornor DrrAsrxExr, Sept !, 1853.
following copy Of lection Sd 2, hs s 2" emu
United otherwise, during the hs
& s sSs SIS
"src ands further ensea That the Postmaster General
O. soo for The the mail il oee.n steamers from
and s per .s ." Mas % AND
forty 70, the purpose q how "a. me contract
connected with the said
new ou be made and tSs
sSss s:d s'Ss. s ss. by S ascertain
report Congress o. its next session for whs, amount. the service
Department.. for carving The mail in ocean can be
shall take the according contract and sell or transfer
them"
Except respect tn. New Orleans and Vera Cruz
which may be discontinued by the Postmaster General the al
. TX 70 nee us;sS o s,:t'' 'e
being said steamships and
shall at any time have ns sa 70 ss mem . o n
machinery and internal arrangements as the said Secretary may
therefor The % the value Of the
taken aforesaid be .scsrtancd by to be
mutually chosen BY the parties aforesaid"
NOW, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ,ha, with of re
porting complete manner possible the in
formation called by Congress section third above quoted from
PROPOSALS.
Office Department, in the city Of
nsn fos conveying United State. for from
October 1854 and time herein spee
TO-
Bremen Haven Germany and from said Bremen Haven, by
Cowes New York, month.
Proposals for additional Trip agar each way VIII DO con-
No = From Charleston Carolina Savannah Georgia,
,saa y Key ve.s md savannah
No New York tn New Orleans twice month"; and back
touching Chas.os OF pr.c,,eehe savannah and Havana
Havana Chsercs tA-pnws'D and bnek, twice
PROPOSAL. omit Charleston viii be considered
above proposals. will also be received for service from
Direct 1900 mss and back semi monthly,
each from New ork
by Havana TO New Orleans miles, back monthly,
eHecdns days the rip each and from New Or
400 miles, and back, semi monthly in
aot exceeding days 10 the trip each way IL
No. From Panama New Granada TO San Des, pnnh
each waouchinr practicable Mt fot orofo IN oregon nno
General the public interest may
require - ~.
conncron Of Panama. thus forming continuous
Astoria and back twice month
New York Liverpool in England, and back TWEEN
az trips per annum the Postmaster General
shall direct
Proposals to touch at Holyhead England, considered
Nos From New York by Cocs in E"s'ndto Have :" France
Psopo..s IN changing Of this line from Hnvre
Antwerp Belgium and fer o"s additional trip year. each way
Psom New Orleans Louisiana 70 Cruz, Merco,
back three month, supplying Tampco, Mexico, side
Isv" Me-. ojesas on she nrs, fourteenth, and twenty 6nh
Arrive ., v.r month by the osnh, seventeenth and
ssv. Vera Graz every month ns rh and twenty FIRST
New Orleans month by the fourth NINTH and
should specify n. :. sa%s., 81
70 sten for the trip each and the moNe o
he by steamships In oil respects sultan" "' "e ~
Ieoaac .n,srea no contractors be required %
tonfcrm in Al respects The And acquisitions npp'csh.o the
The bids should be duly aasr.ned unds ses Post
aster General and The 6Ms Psoposas Msiis
*iusn o. NE nce Of the letter. s.l
seps9-isv6w Postmaster General,