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1'HE BOOKS of SUBSCRIPTION to the
Il New-Nork and California Steamship Company for
81 eco close THIS DAY At the osee Of Messrs DAVIS
BROOKS Co, Nc. q Broadway.
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fHlIAnFiIHA TED " fTrlrfaH Tiss Way LoNeI Ie'ef
,on Csnuegos I Lrhrsn. Faspofti Ce Cater Ne~ lork
.chFs thas Comet ,acAtl broh, noa del tro Yea Belle
Ayres, Boston
Harvey Rarucs Wet Coast Of Alca va Madeira Nj Wsshns
tor re,ursar Moh hrg VIM Crawford Perry carteuasi w
spear ir,nhef kingston Jaui chs Belle Ayrrs Boston j.
kus M Dtu, New AoTk
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A. NJ AERwIs, Auctoneer.
DT BANGS, BROTHER X Co-Traie

Ibsles Rooms No - Psrk-row.
FIFTY-SEVENTH NETWORK TRADE SALE,
70 be commenced on MONDAY, llst March, 1885
y n. Co. solicit consgDments Of Books PAPERS, STA
TIoSsRY. STEREOTYPE PLATES, BtSDERs CLorH LEArH.
IA &c for the next regular Trade sale to be commenced
AZ the above date.
Parrcu.rs for the printing should be furnished BY the
10Th Of January inst
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Sales bp Iuttion.

srEFHEN CsoWELL, Aget oneer 1900.
4 ADMINISTRATORS SALE ot HOO 81
N HOLD FURNITURE STEPHEN CRoWELL
viii sell on THURSDAY, Feb -, al 10 oclocS' 40 the
house No 70 Adasst Brooklyn the entire tofntnre con
airel ia sad house sting Of elegant Kos wool 30 =
Tee IN ,s Nsrbetop Bureaus French BedsteAds Bed.
dina Kitchen Furniture Carpets, &C Also, the WOOD
and Coal .y,.
Catalogues can be had Of the Auctoner No - Fn'on't
and a. The sale
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A ssIGNEE,s SALE-A VALUBLE PRO.

n PERTY At AUCTION Located IN the Village OF IL
ster Town OF Saugeres ster Co. y consisting 81
store DIVE ~ HO1se and Out BIdn ard three or tour
vacant Building Lot. The sad property viii b. sold on
the 8th February INST al O'clock T. NJ, az tue tx
change House kept ~ p. Poland, said village IN IN
c,a.ss o,ahIs Tee I'LL b. siyeu JOHN FIELD,
{. y. HUMMEL,
Assiances of Elias " oodruf.
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-. o,y ssr, pyresA, yan Bias, SAT- cs Ss,1,s
ts 3 I.s,,. DsIbufy Hoetins Asis1ss " heeIsH' w.
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oyy,cr or rHE TRUSTEES oF raE WsAsH AND ESiE
" C.S,t No. y WaIls.. NEw-loRE, Feb. q, 1851
NOTICE The Certificates OF SPECIAL Stock
Tor the Funded Interest, from lst Jan, is4I - lst
- 1ss5 o. tn Preferred and Deferred Indiana WAhAsh
- We N Stocks VII be reedy for delivery az ths o.
So on nd .fertte 18th March next
CHARLES BUTLER, Prest. Board OF trustees
UFTMORE. ROBERT II Co, Stock, Note
w al Fxchsnre Brokers Dealers IN Specie and Cold
pu.t Continental Bank Building. No = "ail-st
S1OO OOD TO LOAN on bond and ans.
civ In sums 20 suit applicants rate OF nteies ma
vi be satisfactory where h security SIMPLE APPy 20
VII 'e NM C HOLLY. No, Nassau 81.
AND WARRANTS purchased and sold
iron TIE NOS, favorable terms and Bounty LAnes Sna
PERSON Clans promptly attended 70, By GEo. "Oop-
MAN. No. ~ WihaursL
" r COBB & Co. No % Wall-st., Stock
n Commission and Collection Brokers
STOCKS bought and sold; STATE, kaii5oa1' Nl'S s1'
other Loans negotl1tcd o., .r., r--s..s S,....
and Csnadas " n promptuess
AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and SOLD
on the most favorable terms, by COLEAON y
DRAKE No 81 WAlst, near Hanoyerst - -.
I6O s. and a. scre Warrants, guaranteed ~ &c seno'
Ard reevahe AZ auv Lsnd- dee m the niied states con
s,,rtlv on hand Warrants forwarded 20 al paris OF ne
eounfrv At tie market prices on the receipt oil remittance
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coli
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY

I'HE HOME lNSt RANCE COMPANI u
Il the CITY of NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL 100000.
Under the presidency of SIMEON L. LOOMS, late u
the HtnA Co, OF Hartford, Conn
This Company will be prepared at the expiration Of IN
necessary legal notice insure against loss damas
Fire in this City and throughout the country. Alepu
nsSs Of Inland Navigation on favorable terms
DIRECTORS
Simeon L. LOOMS
Jssper Coming, finn Of Corning 4 CO.
Theodore MeNamse, firm OF Bowen n McNamee.
hichaTd tlgeoH, tim OF Dgane, KING Co.
william II. Mellen firm OF Clsden, Mellen Il Co
Geo Bliss, firm OF Geo Bss a Co.
Amos Il. Emo, fra. OF EnO, MshOny 5 Co.
Oliver y. Wood, finn Of Willard 4 Wood.
Lew L Stone, hrin of Stone Starr.
Henry o. Ely, trim OF Ely, Clapp Bowen
yamts Low hnu OF jas Low A Co,
Charles b. Hatch firm Of {. II. Hatch 4 Co.
John IS. Hnlchinson, firm OF J. q. Howe 4 Co.
Nillsm @; Lambert, brm Of A. a A. Lawrence tCs,
Charles A. Bulkley, firm OF Bulkiey Co.
Lewis A,terbury. Jr firm OF Lewis Atterbury, IT, tce
Lew r ;, Morton forte, isn Of = N. B,sse, MoIsan& Co
John @ Nelson, frGl OF Nelson Co.
Charles Baldwin, firm Of Baldwin, Starr Co.
George D. Morssn, firm of y. D. Morgan & Co
Thomas Messenger, firm OF T. II. Messenger
David Sanford.
Cephss II. Norton, frm Of Norton, Butler HOyt
Charles Ely.
stephen Psul firm Of Boyd Panl
Buckland w Bull, firm OF Hsskel Merrek Ban
Alfred 4. Barnes. firm Of A. 8. Barnes & Co.
Roe Lockwood firm of X Lockwood 4 Son
Luciuf Hopkins firm Of Hopkins Allen 4 Co.
Lyman Cooke.
James A. Dwight, firm Of Brown, Palmer l. Dwight ..
Isaac H. rockingham, firm Of Froth nsham, Newellt~
John II. Swift firm Of Swift, HulbuIt 4 Co.
Curtis Noble
Ward A. Work firm Of Work 4 Drake.
Nathan II. Stockwell, firm Of 0ibsOn, stoekwei 10
james Humphrey.
William Il. Hooker, Cashier Continental Bank.
Danforih N Barney, firm Of Wels Fargo 70.
Homer Morgan.
George PeaIce, firm Of George Pearce Co.
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THE GROCERS FIRE INSUkANh
Il COMPANY. No. ~ WslLst. corner Of Ps1i~
CAPITAL 100000. ,~<
At an election held It'll inst, the foe va -
chosen Directors Of tbs Company Tor "s
Ma
Rufus Story, Moses Taylor, ssmps Scx
Peter Martin, Alex ~. Grant, WIh>rh go
James b. Wllson, H..shall PepooD, Isaac ~ 49,
Benz. B. Sherman, Asa y. Porter, Ceore
George Elder, ChGs. BzrkhA1i, Jui,e' asue<OS
At subsequent meeting OF tho boan, $3.50 b
Company. THOMAS GREESLEAB, sse'a''
NBIThis Company continues 10 insure buiia1n y 4.
chandse Household Furniture, Vessels N ron - ~
most favorable terms AL Losses promptly S
paid
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Jnsnrante Companies.

NETWORK CITY INSURANCE Co,
~ OAce No $50 Broadwsy.-Capital $500 eo --lasr.s
Buildings Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels IN Pu 81
their Cargoes and other property against loss or dals
by IRE. -
VIM w Leland, d. Van Wsrt, rhomSs Andrews.
Peter G Baker Alex Snyder Henry Pte,
l;iurd Baucker, X Stewart, \. q. Southpaye6,
stephep CromwelL Peter X, Roach |. Smith Hoss.e.
A d Steblips States :. Bell, Samuel II. Shaw
AHA Wadleigh John l.. Deem, l.. L. Hal,
James c Gibbs.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, President
CHARLES I. CIARKE, Secretary.
Prom May /, office No. Wsllst, corner OF New.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co--In
Ia surance Budings corner OF Wall and Willsrst
Offices Nos. 10 and H. ground hoor
This Company, having their Capital OF $50 900 paid n
cash aud securely invested, are prepared 10 insure ki
loss and damage By fire on favorable terms
The charter Of this Company provides that after paynI
interest the stockholders AZ the rate Of per cent
mum, iour6hhs OF tho Temaning profits are to be ayt
among The assured in scrip, bearing interest which snDs
be redeemabe In cash whenever the Accumulated Pn3s
and capital shall amount 10 slOtO,OoO
TRUSTEES;
joe Gaard, Jr, John a. stephens, = 8 Howlri
Jas. NJ Waterbury James Warren, stephen Whsst
George Curtis, Arthur Ltary, Dan II. Fs-fnL
George I. Adee NJ w. Hamilton, VIM. H. Ras,N,
u. = Kennedy Denning Duer Aus. q. DownaL
JoLnJ. AstoT, Jr., John Steward, Jr, u. Ii. Lamar,
Fred A. DelanO, Robert Is Minlurp, Wm. H. Aspnsl
James c. Bell. Reuben Withers. WIN b. Daaczn,
Dnn'l Drake Smith EdwBrd 4. Center, ChAs H. Russell
Fred. O Foster Josiah Oakes, Isaac Tcvlsnd,
Pelcg Hall Robert = Hone
ROBERT $. HONE, Prssasal
DUNCAN i, CURRY, Secretary.
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CMFON DRAPER, No. 10 Pine-st., offers
-. .is variety Of RAILROAD BONDS and STOCKS
.Iso CITY. TOWN and COUNTY BONDS, among Ehick
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ne pafle p Waterloo Harvey from Liverpool sailed Jan -
md api tas had births
and snons dans the Ie - a. y D. on
~ 10 erchuused with Rosetts, 81 Hshtx rs b. r.
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THE MARYLAND ELECTION.

The returns from Baltimore city are
now nearly complete, showing the cleo
ton of the Maine Law ticket for the Legis-
lature by majority of from three to five
hundred, and of Mr.. IIindcs, the Maine
Law candidate for Sheriff, by a some
what larger majority. MIR. Bouldin, i'll
dependent Wing candidate for Surveyor,
is probably elected by small majority.
\ majority of the magistrates elected in
the Wards are Wings. The Democrats
elect their Judge and Clerk of the Cir
cult Court, and Commissioner of Public
Works.
The returns from the State at large
show an increased majority for the Dem
ocratic State ticket, which will be over
5000. For the Legislature, the Wings
have gained three Senators and twelve
Delegates. Last year the Senate was
tied, and the Democrats had a majority
of fourteen in the House of Delegates.
The gains made by the Wings will, there
fore, give them majority in both Houses.
The Congressional delegation will stand
four Democrats and two Wings, as fol-
lows list district, John r. Franklin,
Wing 2nd, Jacob Shower, Democrat :
Sd, Joshua Nansant, Democrat: 18th,
Henry May. Democrat: 5th, William A..
Hamilton, Democrat 9th, A. r. Sellers,
Wing. Last year the delegation consist
ed of four Wings and two Democrats.
We give the following reported MAORI
ties in the counties on the vote for Gov
ernor:
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which eur recent paragraph on the subject was

which eur recent paragraph on the subject was
based
New SUD-TREAsURERs DoSpED.-Messrs.
Beard and Cisco, the new assistant treasurrrs
at Boston and New York having execut ID
their bonds, which have been approved at the
Treasury Department, their commissions have
been duly forwarded to them.
The PIrrsRURG CrSroN HousE-Fram in
formation recently received at the Treasury
Department, it is concluded that the collector
at that point and his subordinates will he able
to get into the new custom house at Pittsburg
Pa, in four weeks from this time.
NAVY OFFICERS DETACHED, ORDERED, &c.
Passed Midshipman De Kraft, detached from
the Coast Survey and awaits orders.
Surgeon j. Brownlee ordered to the Cyane.
The APPROACHING SENATORIAL ELECTION
IN OHIs.-Reliable information received in
Washington from Ohio, satisfies US that the
Hon. VIM. Allen cannot possibly secure the
nomination for that position by his party.
And further, that at present it is utterly i'm
P'Scipic C'cH W WIN &c VI
confidence, who will. There are some ten or
fifteen gentlemen who stand an equal chance.
The successful man whoever he may be, will
surely be clean and clear Of Free Soilism; the
wing of the party utterly opposed to the Free
Sellers having a considerable majority of the
whole new legislature.
DESPATCH IN THE NAvY-The United States
brig Bainbridse, Lieut. (Alvaradol
Hunter commanding. went to sea from New
York harbor yesterday, though only put in
commission on the Goth ult This despatch is
something new under the sun, telling az
favorably for the energy displayed by the
Department in preparing this vessel for sea.
as for that of the commandment of the New
York Yard, and her emphatic and popular
commander, Lisut. Hunter.
A New PENSION AGENT AT n. WE I'M
derstand that Van Brugh Livingston, ESQ,
formerly U. S. Charge to the Republic of
Eucador,) has been appointed Pension Agent
at New York City, vice Pierre n. Irving re-
moved
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ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE AFRICA.

Py Telegraph from London - Ltrerpooi.
England.
LONDON, Oct 22, A. N.+Thirty-four
hop pickcrs were drowned on Thursday
evening, by the upSetting of wagon
crossing the river Flood.
Turkey md Ru--ia
The Emperor arrived at st. Petersburg
on the 18th, from Berlin. Preparations
for war were being prosecuted with more
alacrity than ever.
Two hundred ships we've lying at
Odessa, and all parties were making the
most strenuous exertions for the shipment
Of grain.
The fleet in the ITarbor of CONSTANT
noplc, which had been lai6 up for the
winter, had been ordered to prepare for
sea with all possible despatch.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22.-The grain mar
ket throughout the week was very active.
aud prices firmly maintained. Western
Canal So 36S I'd: Ohio Sc a 37s: Mixed
corn 80 a Hos.
Rice-Carolina is dull, but East India
very active.
Lard is quiet, with sales of 80 tons for
Spring delivery at SIS.
Clover Seed was in fair speculative de-
mand.
Bacon was dull at two shillings decline.
Iron was firm.
In Manchester. trade was more active.
Freights at Liverpool had advanced.
Linsecd Cake was quoted at fl0 los.
At London money continued somewhat
stringent. Consols closed at 81 Amer
lean Stocks were dull and nominal.
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MULTUM IN PARVO.

Over twO-thirds of the members of the next
Congress will serve for their first time in that
capacity
Ninety-six acres of land, adjoining the
borough of Norristown, were purchased last
fall by Mr.. Roberts, for So, 1000 He has
been selling off lots recently, and has realized
from the sales $4,000, or 81 600 more than he
paid for the land, of which he has still eighty
acres left. lie is in fair way to clear for
tune from that tract.
About fifty barrels of wine from native
grapes will be made in DeS Moines county,
Iowa, this fall and hereafter farmers will
turn their attention to the culture of grape.
The Pittsburg iron puddlers, who have late
ly been on strike for higher wages, returned
to their work on Monday at the old rates, and
the mills in Pittsburg and vicinity are now
all working full time and full handed
Houston, Texas, which has population of
5000 white inhabitants spends annually So
900 for intoxicating drinks.
The total popul. lion of the city of Detroit,
is 81, 436, of which '672 are Roman Catho-
lies.
The Cadiz correspondent of the Havana
Dt0rtO writes, Oct. 18th, from Madrid, that Mr.
Soue's presence there makes something of
sensation,-but adds that Mr. S, by some
publications in the Paris Steele propitiatory,
had roved the way for reception
Judge Mclean, on Monday last, again
turned the reporter of the Cincinnati SIM out
of the Court room at Columbus, while taking
notes for publication in the Martha Wash
ington case. The .SnH. however continues its
reports, sending different reporter every
day
New York, New Jersey, and Wisconsin elect
State officers and members of the Legislature
on the Sth inst. Louisiana elects Congress
men, State Treasurer, Auditor, Superintendent
of Instruction, members of the Legislature.
and county officers on the eth Massachusetts
elects State officers and members of the Leg
islature, and decides upon the adoption of the
new constitution, on the 18th.
Late news from Mexico says Gen Gads-
den, our Minister, is getting along very fine
ly with Santa Anna. and good feeling seemed
to prevail toward the United States Several
explanations are given of tho difficulty be-
tween the Mexican Government and the
Spanish Minister. Santa Anna is said to have
been much excited mt the tone of Mr. Cush-
ing's speech at the dinner given to Gen.
Pillow.
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Personal.

80. James c. Birney, formerly an abolition
candidate for the Presidency, and father of
the edter of the Philadelphia RepiNier, is
suffering from an attack of paralysis. at Phil
adelphia
80. Bryant Anderson, well known in that
region as murderer and porpetrator of 9TH
er crimes, was shot dead in Calhoun county
Florida, few days ago. The person commit
ting the deed deliberately took his stand for
Anderson, and shot him while passing
80. VIM. P. Preston, Esq, the indeI endent
candidate for Congress in the Third Congress.
ional District of Maryland, is out in a card,
in the Sim of this morning. thanking the
people of his District for the fattering vote
he received. This card, under the circum.
stances, is the richest thing we over looked
upon. Mr.. p. may now justly be called the
model card writer He is the field again for
the fall of 1855. His card closes thus:
SIN parting. have only to say, the gallant
barque which was launched on the nth of
September, 1858. has still her colors flying
her halyards have not been shot away, nor has
she been seriously damaged in the contest
our hand is still upon the helm, and with an
eye steadily fixed upon the polar star of prin-
ciple, we hope to be we'll manned and fully
fitted for another cruise
go. We perceive the Hon. Jno. Y Mason
of Va. the new American Minister to France
and the Hon. Robert NJ McLane. our new
Minister to China, here to-day, both looking
remarkably we'll.
80. We learn that Geo. ii. Hickman ESQ.
of Baltimore city, will, in all probability be
Secretary of State, under the new Governor
of Maryland.
UA man named Adams, killed an
other by the name of Crawford, during
drunken atfray at London, Canada West,
one evening last week. He threw the de-
ceased on the ground, got upon him, and
stabbed him in eight places, when he was
taken oft by the bar-keeper. The muir
derer then very coolly remarked that he
had broken his knife-the blade of which
was found in the body. He went home
and in the morning made his appearance
as usual, and was actually summoned on
the Coroner's jury-the officer not know
ing him to he the murderer. A verdict
of wilful murder was rendered against
him, and he was fully committed for trial.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Ltelligenccr, in view of what the
editor thinks may be the effect of the
Union $ so earnestly urged views on the
Cuba question upon the cxciteable De-
mocracy, comes gravely to the work of
exposing what he believes to he the fall
lacy of the organs representations. He
(of the Intelligencer) writes evidently
under strong apprehensions that his CO.
temporary's activity with reference to the
Cuba affair may be a deliberate foreshad-
owing of the Cuba points of the message,
which seems to alarm him not little.
He denies IN toto the allegation that the
British Ministry can be playing a double
game with reference to the future of the
Island, arguing from facts embraced in
the character of the English Government
to sustain that position. The same paper
contains another of those inimitable fam
lily letters from Europe, with which its
columns are at times graced, which are
by long odds the finest things of the kind
yet published from the pen of an Amer.
lean of either sex.
The Union is profuse in compliments
to the Southern Democratic papers for the
alacrity with which, with very few ex-
ccptions, they have rallied TO the support
of the Administration i'll its difficulty with
the New York Adamantines. The same
paper shows up the readiness with which
MIR. Edwin Croswell's Albany Argus en-
dorses Mr.. Cooley's personal abuse of the
President.
Tie Sentinel continuing its indcpend-
ent support" of the Administration, elab-
orately criticises the famous letter Of
Judge Bronson to the Free-Soil meeting
" i'll the Park in 1913; contcnding, OF
course, that it does not render his earlier
course on the slavery question objection
able to the South. The same paper con-
tains an elaborate letter from Mr.. Aus
burn Birdsal, of Binghampton, n. y
the gentleman who according to the " salt
bOilder's" atfidavits, was to have given the
signal for throwing the " short boys" out
of the windows at the Syracuse conven-
ton. In this letter, Mr.. B. replies to the
Unions articles on Messrs. Bronson and
O'Connor, to the Junius communication
pitches into Governor Marcy with tooth
and toe nails, sc. On the whole, it is
hard to read the Sentinel of this morning
without coming TO the conclusion that
the Harmonious are having a % bit of a
word, as Pat says, in right down earn.
est
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OLE BULL.

Our readers must not forget that the
world-renowned Ole Bull gives concert
on Monday evening in this city at Caru-
81 Saloon. The programme presented
on inc occasion Is gem in its way. and
will no doubt he properly appreciated by
the true lover of music. With Bulj
Strakosch, and little Patti, a rich must.
cal treat may be expected.
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Majority, 35l Majority, 1919

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5, II M.-The high
est temperance man on the Delegate tick
ct leads the highest Democrat nine hun
drcd and seventy-five votes. The whole
Temperance ticket is elected by about one
thousand majority. Chiffelle, Democrat,
is elected Surveyor, beating Bouldm
seventy-tive. Hindes, the Temperance
candidate for Sheriff, is elected by six
teen hundred majority. The Legislative
ticket SO far stands in the Senate ten
Wings and eight Democrats House,
thirty Democrats and twenty eight Wings.
The latter have gained three Senators and
nine Delegates. Both branches are GER
tainly Wing.
Montgomery County gives Bowie 800
majority, and elects Wing senator, dele
gates, and all other officers.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Nov. 4. 1888
PROPOSALS for conveying the Mails of the Uri
ted States from the LIT of January. 1854. Ia the
3Oth June 1857 on the following route in the State
of Maine will be received ut the Contract Office o.:
the Post Office Department until O'Clock the
18th day of ID. cember next, to be decided on tn.
same day:
No. L. Prom Augusta. by Broun's Corners, vassal-
boro', Eat Yassalboro', China. Albion, Uni
ty, Troy. Dixmont, Huntmnn's Mills. New
burg. West Hsmpden, and Hampdrn, to
Eangor, 67 miles aud back, six times a
week
Leave AuCu' ia daily. except Supday- at s m:
Arrive at Brncor same da by m.
Leave Bangor drily, except sunday. ut m
Arrive ut Augusta same day by 6 p m.
For form Of pro.osa snd instructions and require
mcnts Contracting The conditions TO be incorporated
In the contract Ia such tKteut ar the department.
may deem proper ad ceTtisement inviting ProPF-
sails for Mail ssrvce i'm the New England States da'
ted De ember Is, 1872 $500
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INTERNAL ADVANCEMENT

4s- The price Of Tickets Of Admission has bee,
liked at 81. Seats may lie secured without e,trs
charge at Richard Davis. Esd, Music ard Piano
orc, beginni' < on Saturday, Nor. 5th
So With every admission Ticket will be given
certificate bearing the number CORES pondi In o.,
cry at The certificate has IL remain in the hsncs
of the original holders and ertabl shes the owner
ship to the eat.
81 On the evening of the Concert thcre will 10
in attendance q number of Ush-rs wearing Ro ettss
whose duty IL will be TO show visitors TO thrir re
spective seats.
Doors open at O'Clock. Concert commence ats
4f- Dir. Strakosch will play on splendid Or
tsve Piano, from Mr.. J. Chickering's oc,,hra,.d
manuf,ctory In Boston, kindly leaned nv Mr.. Rich
ard Davis. nor q,
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M A r RIEn

ON the I'd Instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Sampson. JAS.
IL. SUMMERS TO JOSEPHINE ALLEN, all Of thI>
city.
I'm this city, the I'd instant, at The First Baptist
Church, by the Rev. Edward king>ford. ID. d., GEO.
II. BAiNE, Esq, of Alexandria. Virginia, to MA
RAN ELIZA, daughter of Purser VIM. Speiden, u.
s Navy