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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-11-30
aIilitnry Conxention

Military Convention.
As requested. we publish the following
notice of a convention in Lynchburg. 10
be held on Thursday. the 18Th Decs 'nber
next. instead of the 25.h November, as i.
originally appearel-the latter day giving
too little time for sufficient notice Of the
meeting.
N. B. We are asked to request all the
papers in the State to publish The notice
The MILrrrA.-A special request has
been addressed to me. by a number Of the
Commanders of the Regiments and other
officers of the militia, to give public notice,
that the meetings have been. OF. will be
held, by the respective regimental boards.
in the counties of Bedford. Campbell,
Franklin, Patrick, Henry. Pittsylvania.
and Halifax. for the purpose of appoints
ing delegates to :" Militay Convention,
to assemble in Lynchburg, on Thursiiy,
the 18Th December.
The object of this convention VIII be to,
frame memorial to the next Legislature
asking repeal ofthe act passed in 1928
abolishing the militia OF the line, aud for
such amendment of the militia laws as
they may deem expedient.
in this division should be represented in
this Convention and the officers of each
Regiment are respectfully and earnestly
requested to take prompt measures to IN
sure that result.
1t cannot be doubted that the atten-
dance of Delegates from the respective
Regiments of the several divisions of the
Militia of the State. would give addition
al Importance to the action of the Conyen-
ton. Their presence, am persuaded.
and union of effort to restore an efficient
Militia system. would be hailed with sem
timents of patriotic respect by every mem
Der of the Convention.
By the Major General LIST Division
Virginia Militia
BENZ. w. s. oABELL
THos. p. ArKrNsos, Aid de Camp.
THE UMPIRE AT LoSDoN.-It will be
recollected by our readers, that Martin
Van Buren,, was lately announc ed as hay-
ing been appointed umpire. under the
Treaty with Great Britain, for adjusting
all claims between the two countries which
have accrued since 1919. His appoint
ment was soon officially, as it were. con-
tradicted. The umpire was in fact not TO
be appointed by the administration. 1t
was left to the Board of Commissioners to
appoint for themselves. The Board CON
sists of one Commissioner, to be appointed
by each government. On our part, MIR.
Upham is the Commissioner with Mr.
Thomas of New York ms advocate.
We now understand That the Board has
not appointed Mr.. Van Buren, at all-but
that the choice has wisely fallen on Mr..
Joshua Bates of London, of the celebrated
Banking House of Barring, Brothers 600.
Mr.. Bates is native of Boston, of very
high character for intelligence and integr.-
ty-ofgreat commercial information--and
this house is the great banking agent,
which transacts much of the business of
the State Department, touching our Min
listers abroad. We are happy to UNDER
stand. that Mr.. Bates has accepted the APP
pointment-from sincere desire 10 set
Tie all these controversies on he most just
and impartial principles Richmond En-
quirsr
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A Ghost story.

The citizens of wetzel. and the adjoin-
ing counties. have been no little excited
during the past few weeks by the appear
ance of a. dead man, in his own proper
person. among them. According to the
popular supposition. this ghost BODIES
harm to some body. and it seems that one
man is likely to have his neck put in jeo-
Pardy upon the strength ofhis visit. But
we let correspondent from s' the sod. -
to the Wheeling Argus. tell the tale. as
one most likely to get it correct.
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Interesting Letter.

We have been permitted to copy the
following letter from Mr.. Chaplin, for
merly of this place. who is or was Com
mercial Agent at the Navigators Islands.
We some time ago published the appoint
ment of another gentleman to similar
or the same office. but which. we are
not informed. The letter win be found
of no little interest to the numerous
friends of Mr.. Chaplin in this commu-
nifty
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Select Classical md Mathematical
SChnnl

INiE subscriber has removed hIs schouI Ia College
l. Hill, where Conlnio,IouS building :. being
ftfed up for Its reception. a. tho preparatory de-
Par'mcnt ri the Columbian College. n viii roiinne
TO preserve the character at strictly select school
designed for LAYING the foundation of thorough In
ciI7h, classical and mathematical ctiucati"n. The
next session Will commence the eth of Sepirrn-
her, and close Oh the last nj June.
Terms sl2 80 per quarter pas ablr m advants >.
Al Q small additI"ual charge The students Will he
permitted tn attend the lectures delivered in college
on chemistry. geology, and nIneralo-v. .nd sIso to
receive instruction ~ French and other modem Ian
cIacrs 10y the professor in that department.
Pupils may hr boarded ~ the college, nrdrr the
special care and superintendent nj the principal.
The necessary expenses q! full boarding student
viii he about 500 per academic year. and Of a
weekly boarder VIII not exceed $50
GEO. =. BACON. Principal.
Refer to the faculty nf the Columbian College
Colonel j. y. Edward. Colonel Peter Fcrcr Wm.
Gunton, esq; l.. II. Gale, NJ D., ct the alent tsf.
lice; Joscph Wilson, E-q., of tho Laud Office, and
Professor e.. &. levitt Of the Smithsonian Insliiuie
sfp2-
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FUNERALS.

70 The subscriber L. prepared '" ~
vS.sG1E1&as end, AT the shortest notice. to any
calls IN tins line, and will pare no pans 10 render
entire satisfaction To all who may desire as-I-Ihe
IN performing tic last tribute OF respect 10 the dead
ticar>c always In readiness. Mourning ca ara
~ rnuds furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave to call the a,telion ~
the public to his r aTENT CORPSE rGESERl IL
which has been already tested IN the families ri >''
erai IN this city, To whom he refer as ''
us efficacy IN preserving the body from docomPoS
ton TOR any lsngth of per.od.
j. w. PLANT. ID street,
aug s-esly bet. ah and 10Th streets.
GREENS Ink ERASER aud Paper
~ tie-iner for B'ok-k.crsr', Clerks, and ilt-Ia''
GcRtemeu.-A new Kind OF eraser and rubber Isl
superior tn any article for the same purpose ever E'
introduced. Aside from it, superior QnaiiI'es ~
pencil cleaner, IL removes lax and her stains WI
with more facility than the ordinary srrarer, ana
leaves the surface of the paper unframed.
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE a co,
1lth street, doors north Of Pennsylvania ayenuf
Branch Of stationer's Hall, ia and l,e rsh
sep 1s-eotf street, n. ].
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o z FICIhL .
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

" leas.
Notice is hereby girrn to the holders Of the six
per cent stocks Of the authorized by the act Of
April Is, 1912. and reirrnahlc Ist Dercmber, 1867
and so 10 the holders Of the six r.r cert stocks Of
the loan authorized hy the act of July, 1916 redeem
able 10Th November. 1S56 that this department Is
prepared 70 rurrhasr. 1T rrv time itween the dste
hereof and the first day of necemivr next, TO the ex-
tent of t~o millions of said stock IN the and
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition. within the
amount stnted pre'e~ncc will he given in order Of
time in which the said stocks Of either kind may be
Offered. The certificates duly sssignr to the United
States, must be transmitted 70 this department.;
upon the receipt whcreof, price will be Paid COM
pounded Of The following particulars:
LIST The par value or amount specified in each
certificate.
2d. premium Of Is Per cent on the stocks If
49, re ieemahc i'm ls,'2 or premium las the case
may hc) of So Per cent. the stocks of 1916, re-
deemable in 1856.
81 Interest on the par of the certificate from the
LIST of July 1876, to the date OF receipt and sattle
mcnt at the treasury with the allowance Ccr The
money to reach the cSnerl Of one days interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks will lie made in drafts ct
the Treasurer of the United State. on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, rhi:adeirhis, as
the parties may aircc'. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct l0-titf secretlry of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTaENr, July 80, 1855.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the six per
cent. stocks of the United States of the loan author
lied by the act Of 18Th Of January, 1si7 and redeem
able the 3st of December 1857, and Of TIE loan au-
thorized by the net OF 3Ist of March, 1885, and re-
deemable 30th June, 1865, that this department. i.
prepared to purchase at any time between the date
hereof and the St day of December next, tn the ex
tent of the of five mi lions of dollars of the said
stocks, in the aud on the terms hereinafter
mentioned. tn wit:
In case Of any contingent competition. within the
amount stated, preference wall be- given in the order
of time in which the said stocks may be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States must
he transmitted to this department. upon the receipt
whereof, price will Ic paid compounded of the fol-
lowing particulars:
l. The par value .cunt ipccifcd in each cer-
tifcate.
2. premium on said amount Of tweaty-one per
cent.
g. Interest on the par of the certificate from the
Let Of july 1868, 10 the date of receipt aud settle
ment at the treasury, with the allowance (ior the
money TO reach the cwner) ,f one days interest in
addition.
Payment for sail stocks will be made in drafts of
the Treasurer of the United Statrs the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York; or Philadelphia as
the parties may indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct l0-dt Secretary of the Treasury
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TIL e MON ACAn NV

Corner 81 ith SIoof and Ncw Io,k .g,cr,,
u HOSE parSnts wi-Inr Ia secure = ,.ie.t -,
erc'y Tcg responsible school. for tie corr,c, ,,a
thorough training o their sons IN the CIa.., ga
Higher Mathematics, and Also M the Modern -,
cuases and Natural Scisncc>, 80 that they ma, ne
httcd for College, or for Engineering Sur,,,n, -.
Commercial pursuits, are respectfully invited 10 ,s,
the Institution or cali upon the PRINCIPAL oar =
the number of pupils is limited and IN. vacant A..
few.
NO pupils VIII Inc admitted ar couiinucd. who,.
character Is known In ac had or doubtful
No pupils will be admitted hcncciorth ubo h,,
NOT advanced beyond g primary bIan-hr.
Circulars can be obtained at the princiral Rod
stores. T.. RICHARDS.
sep IL .3m punc,nl
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EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE INSTITUTE

S''ah Cana'iRa GroEue, hf'raoH en- ami =,
oaa, NasiinQt.H ''Ns,
IHiS Institution T. IN suc>rsssf,l O.,
Win full corps Of cynp-t~nt and ., ,.,i ..''n
urcoe's IN each department IL presents the -
sn'ah'sge IN parents. rs the locRtion /. YER,
tne ""ih'ings are arp'e snd surrounded win ~
in' grounds Tor eNrrcisr, and The rcurse Of &c.,
thor ugh ard prsrticni s'Hg is
I''"id end tni' ion in all ENGLISH hrsucbos .N,o.
~; 500 y, ,"n months b"y rnnils frun, q q s,o
nor qa~ttrr ri II weeks in Er.IiSh " to
tr'nch. Mufic Drawing. Sc, extra
Per further particulars, or for circulars srrlv :.
ato. q. BUTLER. An
sep .9---eoif -
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THE STRAsBURG ACADEMY

Ld,oGstcr county, PcHHsyironia,
NlLL open liz Both session on the first mon
w Day IN N0IENBER. lsSL The In,
tuition Is situated eight miles souIheas 4 Iancss,c
city, from which place there daily stage 70 SIM
hn-, leaving the city every afternoon nj "a clock
Fare 81 y cents.
Access may he obtained Ia the Academy hr .
branch railroad which connects SiTaehutg with IN,
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad Al Irsmor
Place, twelve miles east Of Lancaster ,lty Rp,-
will be prepared for ColIegc. aud ln The vs,ioi
businesses NJ life. Number of Tcach,t, ia Ia. T.,
SIItuion IS SIX For Catalogue lddrce.
JESSE OXEN, VI. u Fnn.,r.si
Stra"hurg. Lancaster county, Psun> i ANA
sep l3-tf
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NEW GuCDS, NEW STORE.

hoNN Il Il ROT HER have just opened 4 large
/ and handsome stock of iIUUSE-FUENISHlNfi
GOODS on the cornrr of Ninth and ID streets. five
do rs north Of Clagctt < Co.'S store, at the OF
Penn yyania ayrnu" and 9th street. They have
fitted the store up in handsome style, AMI having
four large sales ronT>, t,ey determined 10 keep
full and complete stock of eyerytlin. wanted TO.
furnishing house complete. Persnus furnishing
may rest assured of Gniiug tho goods cheap
they can be found swherc with great saving OF
time. trouble. and yexaton in dealing in many
stores. We Name
Purlor Sets, consisting Of Sofas. Chairs and two
handsome Arm Chairs of rosewood. mahogany
and walnat, covered with brocatel, plush,
hair-c!oth, or in white. to be covered TO suit
the taste of purchasers
Chamber Sets consis,iny of Beistcad, four Chairs.
Washsink, Dressing Bureau. Wardrobe. AMI
Teapoy painted co.nrs solid wood, OF
oak, walnut. AID mahogany
Also, t lched pieces of all kinds of Furniture
BEL Mattresses. Mirrors Plated Goods,
Chi "a, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Wood and
IaPann,l War;. Cutlery. &c. t.; in fact for par
lor. chamber. dining room, hall aud Kitchen
YOU will find all YOU want
For particulars r.t,r yon to our catalogues
which comprise list of every kiad Of goods VIZ
keep.
call from those wanting goods in our line is in
vitcd, and they may rest sured of finding good
goods AMI fair dealing.
Remember the location. 9th aud streetS five
doors from Pennsylvania avenue three-story build
ing, granite 'front.' and known us Gdeons Buil ding.
DOM BR,.
". DOM BRO. CONTINUES, at the old store,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and 11th SITS.
&C 10-eo2w-
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DANCING ACADEMY

A I tARISl'S SALpoN.-I Will commence nv
"A classes in Dancing on TUESDAY. October n. AZ
my Saloon. An In. urw and Iashionah.e dance.
taught Glasses an Academies and pnvale famlic.
attended to.
Days at instruction: Tuesday. Thursday and
SATURDAYS. Hour. for You Ladies' from 30 :; (,r
Boys, flom > tn 4; and hH Gentlemen, from 20
Q, pm.
{Fg-My ealoun is still for Ice on reasonable tcnu.
sep IO IEMIS CARIrSI
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CENTRAL. ACADEMY

CofncT OF IUth md r silccf>, Od Mrd,rrI foU
TIE duties of thus Institution w.rr r..,,,,oa
the 9TH instant. The Classical and M,,b,,, ="
teal departments. where the came I,,ncI' 'a'
taught IN other Academies IN this cItv :, an ,h.
story. Wv "i't
CHcul-rs can bc obtained II TIC Book sorc.
Rev. JAMES NoUEsE, M.
Rev. j. w. WIN.ss. A. NJ H'~"'ia'' fnnrIpels
W. ID. WILLS, Teacher az fnn,ary n~par,u,,,
Mons 4. k.r"Lr, Professor Of Modem Ian
cuaccs ~,
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NJ. A. TYSON & SISTERS
= g tn mary for Yovup

= sfrcs'. bsfIrrCR la and lath ~ IT.. H..
LNoR EoAfDlNG AND DAY II rIIS-,bag,
= annual session 81 this institution. opened ..
me io'h ~ september. Trims per quarter -
department. sl2: Junior sic; Primary "a: pr,.;n
80 french, by Professor Esul' g.. Music Az 10 .,s
fnpis boarded permanently OF weekly at 90 Is
$! 81 r"r quarter. For further particular. So,
oc IL rotilll5;hnrr ""fD.
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SPECIAL OFFICES.
OREGON TERRITORY.

l21OO-From Astoria, hy Cathlamettn, Oak Point.
Rainier, St Helms, Columbia City, aud Sau
vis's Island, to Portland, 100 miles aud back,
a week
Leave Astoria every Monday ut q IN
Arrive at Portland next day by am
Leave Portland every Thursday ut IL m
Arrive at Astoria next day by Sam
Bills for two trips week are invited. Bids to
run by different schedule will lie conidcrel.
1210l-From Asto ia, by IIisi"ro', Tualatin, north
Yam Hill, Steward. South Yam Hill, Hump
tons, Ncsmrh's Mills, Kings Valley Gala
pooia, and Ioncalla. to Shasta, (Cal..) b,0 miles
and back, once in two WEEKS.
Leave Astoria every other Monday at
Arrive at Shasta in three weeks
Leave Shasta every other Monday TT
Arrive at Astoria in t: rec weeks.
lZ1O2-From Rainier. by mouth of Cowlitz, Monti-
cello, and Cowlitz Farm, to Olympia 10 miles
and back. nee a week
Leave Rainier every Tues lay at
Arrive at Olympia next day by 6pm
Leave Olympia every Thursday at d am
Arrive at Rainier next day by oPm
Bids to extend 2s miles to Stsi'aroom invited
1L7G3-From Olympia to Seattle 6j mics and back,
week
Leave Olympia every Thursday at IN
Arrive at Seattle by IN next LAY
Leave Seattle every Monday at am
Arrive ut Olympia by I . m next day
1270i-From olympia u 'irsys I1srhor, miles and
back once Week
Leave Olympia .vcry Thursiaj at an
Arrive at Gray's tisrbor next saturday by l. IN
Leave Gray's IIarbor every Monday att III
Arrive at Olympia next "Wednesday by IL
127o5-From Colulnhi. City, by Washougal, to Cas-
catl-< 80 miles and back, week
Leave Columbia City every Tuesday att I'm
Arrive mt Cascades next day by ! al
Leave Cascades every Thursday att
Arrive at Columbia City by ii III next day
1.706-from Cascades 10 BALES. 45 miles and back.
once u week
Leave Cascades every Thursday Mt Gam
Arrive at Dalles ly IL m next day
l. ave Dalles every Tuesday at an
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FORM FOR A BID.

Wtere no change from airerti.ement is contemplated
by the bidder.
81 Tor we, as the case may beg there write the
nane or name in fulI of here state the residence
or residences hereby propose to carry the mail on
No., from oftau he
Postmaster Generals advertisement for proposals for
the dated October l3 1853 requires i'm The time
ted in the schedules contained in said advertise
ment, and by the following mode of conveyance to
wit: Here state how it is TO be convened for the
annual rum Of here write out the rum In words at
full length
Dated (signed.l
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d AZOIRS LECOUTRE-The celebrated
III American concavs fir ,me back RAZoRS, &C.
these Razors have no equal in their extr, me dura-
blity and keenness Of edge. They can be obtained
genuine, with single or double blades, at
IL. MNDSLEY'S
Pa. avenue, bstve n 9th and 10th streets.
&C 6-so2m. aeHt TO Calls b Rroe.
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The undersigned undertake that, if the foregoing
bid for carrying thu mail rout. No. be accepted
by the Postmaster ,nera the bidder shall prior to
the st day ef July next enter into he required oh
legation to perform the service proposed, with good
and sufficient suretics.
Dated lsignCd by two guarantors.
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EbI.m of frrtifcnfc-

The undersigned POSTMASTER. judge, or clerk Of
aCourt of record. the may be- cert ns that he
is wei acquainted with the above yuaTsntors and
their property. and tn It They men "f property
rnd able to make good their guarenty
Dated tSigned
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NEW MENICO.

NEW MENICO.
1890 From Santa Fc, by Albuquerque, Socorro.
Don Ana, Fort Fillmore, frontero, (T.xas) Ell
P:.so, san Eisario. Magofsinsville, and I.c"na.
to San Antonio $40 miles AMI back once IL
month.
Leave Santa Fe on the LIST of each mouth;
Arrive at San Antonio in - days.
Leave San Antonio OH the LIST of each month;
Arrive ct Santa Fc in % days.
Bids to carry twice "A month are invited also,
bids To make the trip ir 20 days
1-90l-from Santa Fe. by la Canada, to r rnan,e
de Taos, 20 miles and back, twice a month.
Leave Santa Fe the LIST and 18th of each
month at "A IN;
Arrive at Fernando de Taos by the Sd and 18th
at L. IN:
Leave Fernando de Taos on the 18th and 18th
of each month at a m
Arrive at Santa Fe by the 1lth and 3Oth at II ID;
Bids for weekly trips invited.
1e3Ol-From Demand by Fort l}"knap, to G,inps-
vile, III Texas and back. once in two weeks.
Bidders tn state distance and schedule of arri-
walls and departures.
Bids for weekly trips are invited.
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s. II e w RID. Stray-d

>AA0SzM IS IL Z " IL ID - Straytd
49, away a large spotted Buffalo cow.
white and red spots, with red nee
--0 and cee and small white spot N
the nose. The above reward will bs pail any one
who will deliver the said cow to Mrs. Bryant, on G
street, south side, between 18th and l4th streets
oct Scott.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING

over exhibited in tbs or any oih"r city. Tho rPpu
tstiHn of Wt3SENFELD. r''nncricd with the Cloth
ing Trade for n great nuntrr nf years. is known
fact by most every citizen of tine limited States aud
the public encnmiams. the req, .ta editorial notiecs
IF the daily papers, we'll ID. awards olas ani
Premiums, has mn,le WIESENFEIp the NG,-le.n II
hic ftshisg T'ndT: consequently thos" in went Of
Ready Made Garments can he suif- T. their satisfsr
ton, from the fact that the urr hSS,r hs the largest
assortment i'm this city tn select FROM
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SPE jail OFFICES.
UTAH.

i230I-From Salt Lake City, by American Fork,
Provo City, Springfield, Pays1n, Summit
Greek. Nephi City. Fillmore City, Red Creek.
rarovan, Josuson's Springs, Cold Creek, San.
tn Clara, and San Bcrnardino. Cal, to San Di-
ego, 1900 miles and back, once n month
Leave Salt Lake City on the 10Th of each month.
Arrive at San Diego by the 18th of the next
month.
Leave San Diego on the Doth Of each month
Arrive at Salt Lake City by the 18th of the next
mouth
l2sO2-From Salt Lake CITY, Ivy PALMYRA Lehi CITY,
American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Provo City.
fays"n, Sprin vile, Corn Creek. Film IRE CT
ty, and Salt Creek, to Mauti, 80 miles and
back, week.
Leave salt Lake City every Monday at 6 a. IN.
Arrive at Nanri by m Tuesday:
Leave Manti every Thursday mt 6 a IN:
Arrive at Salt Lake City by m Friday.
12S03-Frpm Silt Lake City, by Fort Laramie to
Council Bluffs in Iowa, 1000 miles and back
once a month
Leave Salt Lake City on tn. loth of each month:
Arrive at Council Bulls by the sth of the next
month.
Leave Council Bufs on the 10th Of each month:
Arrive ut Salt Lake City by the Sth of the next
month.
Separate proposals for the part beyond Fort Lar
ME invited. Also bids to ran the whole
route twice a mouth each way.
12s04 -trom Salt Lake City, by alilers Greek, to
Brownsville, 10 miles and back, twice week.
Leav" Salt Lake City Mondays and Thursdays
at am:
Arrive ut Brownsville by p M same days;
Leave Brownsville Tuesdays and Fridays at 5
am:
Arrive at Salt Lake City by III same days.
l2ooe-From Salt Lake City to Tseic City, - miles
and back, once q week.
Leave Salt Lake City every Monday at s III;
Arrive at Toelc City by = PM
Leave TOcle City every Tuesday at q m:
Arrive at salt Lake City by p H.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!

I UST received at THE opEoN HALL CLOTHING
~ ESTABLISHMENT. corIrr ~ E6rr-ORd-a h1lf
stTr6t dHd TtRnsylrdpia dreHu6,
THE LARGEST STICK GREATEST VARIETY,
NEW GOODS! NEW STILES NJ ~ DLNIGfN'
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PROPOSALS FOR cARRYINGrHE MAILS,

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United
States from the LIST day Of July 1854. to the LIST
day Of July 1855. in the State Of California and in
the Territories of Oregon, Utah. and New Mexico,
viii be received at the Contract Office of the Post
Office Department, in the city of Washington until Q
A. " of the 81 "a April. 1851. Ito he decided by the
I'D of April. 1884, on the routes and in the times
herein specified, viz: