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A ALnxANpRIA BOARDING sCHoOL.-The alsr annual

kLhAANDHTA BOARDING sCTUOI-.-The 5lst annual
"A OF is will the I'd of tho 10th
month"; OetobeI Besides The ordinary branches English
Creek French Spanish
and thorough of aiemae and mixed. Tae ihsu
supplied good library collection
geological philosophical chemica!
observatory with
Tfonehouis circle,
and chemical laboratory which the advanced students
chemical mappuiatons and the
oTa oi, &c. and known facility The advancement
different departments study
number about IN
precision their Studies
experienced
Guiding The uhes three OF whom graduates OF Yale Col
attention and during specially
voted study, all other needed. addition
these the teacher Of modern and
ing who give instruction TO classes al stated periods
of lectures Natural Philosophy Chemistry, As
tgpOmy Geology Vegetable Phye,ology,
try delivered all the students during each
tircusrs containing further information apply
ing o of the subscribers,
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL,
HENRY G.. HALLpWEiL,
FRANCIS MILLER.
AIrxAEpnIA, Va 5li mo-, 29,h, 1851
Ssp3
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~ the patlton d. Whippe, somervile, Massach-
W HIN
the 2sh October, s4o for Improvement @naeine for
AID
ming years the expiration patent,
which place On day Of October laJ4--
said petition
Monday The Esd Of October next at u O'Clock, and all
persons r0Esa appear
why ysa.lp petition ought he granted.
opposing file in Patent
specially writing,
the of All testimony flied by either party
be
rules OF the office wcb win be furnished
plication.
The TESTIMONY be 18Th October
depaaas, other relied testimony,
ruments, il any, thereafter
ordered this notice he pubsAaa Inc Uaon, lne
gencer Evening Washington, u. G.; Evening
PhIisdephia Pa seieuaac Amerieaa, New York Post
week
previoas the 23t nc ocsnbe the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
raicn
Of above papers win please copy,
Patent Office wh paper containing
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ID a equity Agnes
wife oher u sub
auction Tuesday,
county, from Wahippton cy copannr p4OE
acres and divided into The following lots viz: "
o.
"' 40
Th lot old Rindcnsbug adons
bought MR. Emily bca from the OF late Thomas
Gng and contains e7s rs wholly covered with pines
trees The iana hes wel ana the So''is Kind
No. z.
ih M e 20 ~" On us Dne s'ae ano on ne Daaen
he ana On coscavsne Donos
mill 10 washington ci on .ha ne a hge pfoP0non
uncohony hne chestnut and oak nber the ros'duc in pines
and hnd unmProsec well waaered lies we fos cult
vauon ana may nc ehsy improved ihee sa tenement Oh
H. III coh'a'hs 'o"h 'c'c7'
NO. q
- No ,rou,s NJ, the ainc,on yoaa frou f,o,csv;,e and
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seheol Of Meaiein,.

School OF Medicine.
hh o seventh session will begin Monday October Iss
i ana end ON the is, Of Match 1855. - i
Principles and Practice Of Surgery, n. u. smith, Al. d.
Shemisiry and Phsrmncy, w. E. A. Aiken NJ. u.
.rineipe and Practice Of Medicine, Samuel Chew, " D.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. n.
Obstetrics Richard II. Ibomns, " %
NJ. d. - " ''"s ~
PrActcs Anatomy, u. b. Smith, M n.
clinical instruction Inrmary belonging the piver
Sne containing one hundred and
SO. VIII TIsSi r. ~ r., E"ouaue see,
~aN'wNct Dean
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ihs name apus
payment Of the subscription be mad la advancs
issant satscbcru money
which VIII be paid by by
Trans
The COUNTRY PAPER publshsd I'll weakly during the .es
sions OF Congress, and weekly during the tccsss
Subscriptions ts period year wil be received
propor1ioned 10 the above
OyPosTMAsTERE authorized agent. by
scnding DAILY subscrrs $50 encossd o< vvs
sEAiWEEkLY subscribers with 5 enclosed, will he
a copy grais.
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oHc. of the Clerk of the Eao. Of Reps. .. s..

,EhLED PROPOSALS. VIII be received office until l2
, Monday, September furnishing
hundred and y best quality anthracite COAL half red ns
delivered charge
OF the Capitol,
furnishing hundred best quality
hickory hundred five cords be
cords be the uhoie
measured sawed, and away Capitol
the OF The contractor.
be delivered day
October subject Quality,
person be designated tie Clerk Pu
pose. sOnN w, FORNEY,
Cerk House of Reps u. s.
Sept G. Gs1an rIniel. 4 star.l
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No. 523
=, ,...
sale OF alternate sections d" the state of Missouri
=. an, $50, ,.
by the Fres'aehi Oh the ohi'e" Ss"seS'
pursuance Of law l. FRANKLIN FIERCE President
a public sales Of The sections aud parts sections being all those
miles on ca side Of The aniSai and st. JOSEPH raioad in Ae
state Missouri ubecl sale at dollars
the sh o. way t9 ihs stae o. mssoar and pof9n o.
e public lands TO aii IN the construction o. certain aroad m
sao state ana speeay Aeeea from as 70 pce D
land e in Md st5, al se peo bsrsnaisr desena,od 10
wiz
ma. I.,d office M p.tNyR. nounructur IN, Munaav the
fifteenth day Of January next fo te disposal d tie vacant lands
within such sections and paris OF sections bearing odd numbers
above referred TO- as arc situated in the undrenoned
~, :, a. 49, .. , ,..., :, "a, 90. u.,u, ,..,.,au
Township ftty sia, of range three.
owpshps fft, me E, v seven aud 6fy eht OF range
our O"'''p' '0'S ''' ''''' '9' ''"s
s Of ranse ays w. 'Vs 49, NV" '" ''0 'Vy
Towpshps flfufe fap-s,l 6fy seven fty eight and 6su
Tosnshps ti ;ue hty six ma, soren aud 6eeat of range
townships sttv aps six and Of range esh,
Townshps n,ty-re s ST. Gttasss and MR. sish Of range
townships dtina INV and mn eight of range sievsp
TOWNSHIPS nth seven, OF
Al The land Office a, MrAs commencing an Mopday the eighth
ay of January nc The disposal public lands
such odd numbered sections above referred Ire
foiov. ing -r,nrned townships, TO wit:
,-a,t !, ,t. A.. ,; d , a, ne sat ,~at .ss,,
Nof'A y 'as 'n'e '""f' i' ~ " e 1P'A P'4N e''"A""'
Townships fty, dy and tyeist of fourteen
Townships fifty fyseven, and ty asAt, OF fifteen
Townships ftss lty and g egh, of range sixteen
Townships fftpstz flycsht, range
teen.
ToHusl aud MY eight, eighteen.
Townpps sl r dy seven aud fty eshi OF range wen;y
Townships iy SIR iy lfyeig Of range twenty
Townships fifty sir, yseyen and fyeish, Of range twenty
townships davr y seven and ff eigat OF range twenty
tifee ~ '''
Az al Oh Nohuh}p
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NOTICE exfcn,iis'g the time OF tho reservation Of
lands heretofore The OF The
pned BputsAst, Y,GKsBURet
MIssssfPPt.
Withdraw f and ordered TO be withheld from sae
emery fexoept yre-emonsl until the 1h day o June
tss b norc dated 1855 lying within fifteen
nes Of The proposed railroad above
nned extended Of months from 7i instant
my hand the city o Washington this tenth day OF
June, 1854
By order Of The President; .,r
Commissioner Of the General isEnG Once
Ju.e ll-lawi3w
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NJ ALL STEPHENS military manufacturers OF The FIRST orders,
respectfully attention of and navy officers
their They
department. aud furnish lhe most eTani
prices challenge greater red ucIon
Wr wish privilege
susceptible u s the rass Of the despite he orrnsa
Df anuqnsnsns-
Ciasnsi order style and latest
fashions.
United States eags and banners made order.
Aur l9--arnw3mo
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LAND WARRANT forty OF land 500
IL t7t January le53,
Hon T. G. Cabbc Washington city D. O. and mislsd by
him. There said notify all
land tic shall
apply publication Com
missioner OF Pensions og a duplicate OF said warrant.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON,
MARl>EsA, jackson county Florida, August O. 1854.
Aug l2-lRw6w
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NOTICE is hereby given authority
~ Office by the OF I'd March, s43 and l2h july 1852 the
sold portion Of the improved lands ceded by the Wandetts the
l7 Of March, 1872 the State of Michigan hereinafter Indicated
wi again be offered public sale Deiro Michigan Monday
the ah day of September
the Will
offered, subject the price less than dol
lars and fifty without regard the valuation OF the
improvements.
t.tn..
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MIR. RushnelIss school.

iAk street, tefUeen y and g streets Washington,
THE win FIRST Monday Septen
The instruction embraces and modern
together with e English branches usually taught IN the best
schools Circulars may be had AZ the schoo at The book
Aug li--Fns TnesHwt
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1a, lands w,hdray districts lands subject
Monroe Natchoches Louisiana No 49, Dece
Der ~ 1883 for railroad from Shreveport Nckbug said
which the extended by
sic, subjet
and
land offices will carry
effect wifhom GwGing further Instructions this
The General Office at
Washington this fifth day of September, Ammo Domin 1854
BY order of the President
JOHN WILSON,
6-2awGw
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! hBHorDEEEEs. LACE GOODS, tSc.-The subscribers
save nts day received full complete stock OF the
s OF e last as styles embracing all the novelties OF the
so e which the attention VI The ladies Is respectfully invited The
I"Ho"ng IS list OF some Of the leading aTlicies,
- MALTESE chemizetts and sleeves, in
- ''silssa collsr.tts and sleeves do
- hehly embroidered muslin sets, Yalenceb trimmed
Maltese do
9u muslin cOllafetts and sleeves
~, stsiah embroidered niaalin collars
y 60 do
,go ~ a4 csnlbric skrts, for open dressrs
i9v "u 90 erctes
20 pieces Maltese lHces and edgincs AN widths
iVs 90 Naiences aces, sdeinvs. and suSer,pes
50 do English fhreud laces cdgngs ana Inserting.
IS do canbre houneingg and Turiiugs
IS do Swiss ulusin- houneinrs and hand.
100 DO embroidered dimp hands
81 pairs embroidered muslin and canbrir siesyrs
% Dozen long and sioft black Iaceu
Also,
brcn enbrodsred musns, lawns vests
gloves ho-iefy, sc,
SEP S-'hswawf HooE, BROTHER, & Co
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The MISSES HAWLEKts Boarding and Day school
VIII he rcopened Monday September tsh ser residence
No l67 Pennsylvania md 18Th Streets
English French, $3.50 per schoi
Other languages and drnwins nj sh protessor
charges Circulars for day scholars, &c. may be
obtained the school.
Sept s-3hw3wTa1h&Sai
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SKETCHEs or eminent

EKETCuES OF eminent ststesmca of the tinss of
~ George III By Lord Broughan edition. vols.
Letters OF Rachel Lsdy Russell edition. volume.
Railroad accidents by which they
vented by safety spparafui ~ l..
Turnhu and W G, NcRes Price rs
the Skeleton a
Bushnan principles Of animal and vegetable physiology.
Capsu principles Of comparative Physioogy edition
AugT FRANCK TAYLOR.
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D0gyLEDsE,S American Handbook mnd Tourists
IL United descriptions of he
principal! ,owus
boat all the Union, stssi'cs
hotels public buildings, natural curesties, Ac
accompanied by ruce 81 cents. - -.
Aug ~ FkANCk ThfLoh'
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A NARDThe subscribers sincere thanks
II who have promptly seed their and
whn have
determined
fhs' rsma unsettled. MAGRUDER g. CALVERT.
offering IN al kinds goods cash
ppncrual customers. NJ. a C.
2l-2weuf
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EOk SALE Lcusch commodions and attic house
18th side the of street House
papered and
possession given mmed
SOLICITORS Cce Treasury Department
Oct ls-Su
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NOTICE TO IRE -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under Congress approved ID March, ls53 entitled
rights 20 ceria.u seses therein
toned United they
the sboye mentioned alternate srcious
Improvement made rfio 20 the da
dollars
day fixed m the public sale And hy
March, 1854, eniied An o e relief
reserved for railroad persons who 50
the date of rftdo at
win be entitled pre- -empous nThnasy minimum
pubic the dollar and twenty bre cents
pe acre II ,roven fixed The
Therefore, every person entitled 10 the night OF pre-
eupnu rfsboncd under ihs act OF ID
made 10 the Ah
Of FebruHry pf sonen under the n Eh
March made the date of wadrswh
establish satisfaction o the register nnd
proper make therefor at ibf
by
appointed For public sale OF The lands
brang tr tract claimed claim viii be forfeited
JOS. s. WILSON.
Actiu of the General Land Office
Seq IG-lawl3w Int starJ
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No, 52l.
NOTICE of establishment Surveyors General,
IN Offices ofNEw MKxIoo W.
ISoToN, OREGON and MINNESOTA
In of law the President Of the Unisd States has d.
the following be the of the
offices and innd dsts created by passed
the late session of Congsess viz.
of MEXICO be located
F and THAI for the general OF WASHINGTON
TERRITORY OLYMPIA
WAsRIsaros TEhRI-
for OREGON TERRITORY OREGON
The Winoua district MINNESOTA TERRITORY
WKonA Hfng district MINNESOTA
RIroRy, at E1p VIVA
my hand, eiy Of Washington, this twenty
fourth day Of August, A. n. 1884
JOHN WILSON,
ann the General Land Office.
Aug aS-law3w IInt, and Star
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Hamilton G.. FAINT.

Banker and DeGicr IN ErrbGase, stcs
betrcru - und 6te streets, Faahingtou, b. C.
NEUEAENr money and land bought and Drss
en all the principal cities sold purchasers Sin
allowed all remaining dppasic daN
Claims the government crlocted
5-codlmdkv
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II
NptCE 10 tar Deduction for promp, paymsnNosice
~ hereby given that the year 1854 are now due
snu al THIS Office and aedurton sahr per
showed ny av for the current paid
"aal r. J. ROCHE,
Coll
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nhs~OfUTtON-The cupsrnershp heretofore existing
~ aud name OF EVANS FAINT expires by Limitation
this day and h. berehy declared be H. c.
FAINT alone authorized to Of settle
Of their business. 2. s. EVANS,
HAMILTON G., FAINT
WaaErSsraE, September I, 1854.
sep s. eo1lfndkw
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Academy OF the Visitation.

HE exercises OF ihis Institution Will be
day IN September, when, hilheo
bestowed Oh The advancement of pupils
OF finished education.
II de1ired the historical of
FRENCH which greatly facilitates the acquiring
oaeh knowledge OF ni language while the pursued
teaching both adyan
ases rendering the pupils accomplished performers
separation Of the junior the
sade and ta result has been beneficial In its the
youthful members OF the academy.
Aug ll-3awda etSeptl5
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nay SCHOOL fss yonnx E-adscs.-The duties Of Miss
~ school, between "a streets, will be
resumed Monday, September ilh-
Information terms studies pursued, obtained
either circulars personal interview her above.
Aug 3l-eo2w
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Ousk-EUKNIsHaING Dry Goods, Caxpeeang Fieor
~ oil cioahs materials,
eompiess GOODS newest Styles which
purchased New York
fcurers reduced prics which
Inducements 70 and purchasers. The following
lis, OF the leading
l50 pieces new-styie tapestry velvet carpetines
13 do do do BRUSSELS do
100 do do quality do do
y y 90 90 brishts patent ED{,i.h do. DO DO
N do tapestry velvet passage carpetanax
p do super three-ply
do
hall Venetian do
Is pieces Cd, Ia4 IA printed dugaets
H printed drugget crnmb cloths, richly bordered
25 very elegant mosaic rugs
so chenille and tufted rugs, cheap
80 dozen brass rods MI lengths
full sheets heavy floor oil
shape OF size for hall, passage,
I'm curtain materials and Axtures nanae-
- pieces very rich satin lanes
ID do do laines
- do do damasks
10 do Tuiksy twilled csshmercts
% do eolored worstcd damaAks
80 rich
so do do embroidered muslin curtains
30 do do iamboured do do
rs pieces embroidered tambouEed
200 rich gilt window cornices, all sizes
Together Of fixtures
aseis and silk and
&c which respectfully the attention Of
HOOE, BRO, co.
Sep l6--3saw4wif
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n
have te OF announcing the citizens of
and vicinity uial They fully exhibit
splendid nuch OF iuesn and goods
Market oaaraeps
and most approved iaOncs such
Eegan. bJocade silks
Very rlch wide PLAID silks,
Do DO MORE anti ile, yard wide
DO do plaid Irish poplsns
DO do waiered Irish popns
Extra French Mefbos, every shade
french nonssclnes de iains and cas,mere d,Ecoar
llaid Valenclahs q dfess material
Piaid meIinoe aud cashmeres
Rch black hgured and plain siiks all widths
BLACK French boMbasns aud mousse.ines de luins
rench chintres and ginghams
Wide silk veveta, al coors, o. superior quality
Cashmere ntawls seaYts
New style Persian
Cloth ialInas. shape, &c
Together with arlcles
pirate to the approaching
ebHlhtafe advertisement, which will
pleasure to al! ssho svor with call
s-pt g. aawiwh HoOE BROTHER co.
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CABINEr-MAkER AND UPHoLsTEREB,
No. rs South Eepenh Street. Phiais,p-i-,
EsPECTFULf invites the attention Of the public
IL where be keeps psn
and chambey f,.nislre comprising
So.-s from s35 TO Si00 Arm chairs from Sl6 to 500
Paribr chairs Gto "a bookcases % 100
sofa tables I" l6to LOG Extension tables, SIS to 100
Etageres iOto 95 Writing desks, IS 10 100
All the above made
the least less than good furniture
bought any where
Goods any of the Unicn aud packed uds,
sonal
July 21--3dmosif
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A FRENCH, Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiri

II employment academy divide
time several viii do himself attending
hees applications wishing employ such teacher and
submitting his temoniais obedience call addressed to A.
D., Washington, ID, G. Sept S-d2w
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February 2s, ls4 e railroad from Mobile 10 Girard
the of road
Mobile, Aabama Orleans, Louisiana and branch
Albany, Eufaua, Montgomery Ala
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Female Education.

Hrs. r.. ". YOUNG and Miss v TOWN respectfully
III fsuds tier VIII
their rooms the OF ION and north Monday
the sth number young ladies who desire
through Of sudeni embracing all the sod
aud en.al branches of female education
Thel5 method thorough and PRACTICAL II Is hased
conducting the edacauon
having c fullest developments and discipline
Of the mental faculncs
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January 1854 railroad from Cams Landing
Mississippi Camden and Fulton,
boundary line, aud lis branches al Camden.
iho If 10 sNeni
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No. 5l5, June 1854 for she Iron Mountain and Mississippi River
ruir
Of lands subject Louis, Missouri,
DO do do Jackson, do
No. 5lg, July Is, 1854, Dubuque Iowa
ST. Left Hand Fond Lac,
perior Wisconsin, leIcep rhe lu.js Wisconsin heretofore
by notice No 520i}
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railroad Chaiia
noosu (Tennesseej railroad Of Mississippi
Ohio the branch Elytpn
Boards bluff southern bend The Tennessee Alabama
Uemopolis, Alabama
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r. sEdto az papers viii please copy and send
eir b the Patent Office, with containing this notice
AGE 3a-law3w
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r OF the abova will please copy
pii 10 he Patent ohce, with containing
s-laWlM
, 1854-02-25
In Store and Now Receiving.

A 7 the FireProof Brick building, Front street,
IA Portland, Oregon, choice and well selected as.
slrtment OF
II A R d WARE, GROCERIES,,
PAINTS, OILS, WINES AND LIQUORS;
Among which are Nails llorse-shoes, Horseshoe nails
Bar lead, steel and Iron Squares Try squares Board
Rules, Collins and simmons axes Hand avs, Buck.
saws, Draw knives, Spirit levels Hand--aw files Nil!
saw files Bench planes, and fine assortment Of Cut.
lery. Also Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Rice, Syrup Tobacco
Candles, Soap, Salcrltus, Dried Apples and Peaches
Starch, Beans, &c Wine glasses, 1umbleis aud Bar
Decmors. Wines and Liquors in FIVE ten and twenty
gallon packages. White, Black, and Red Lead, Raw
Glass sash &c' W. s. LADD \ co.
Portland, Jane 90, 1858. If
, 1854-02-25

Where 90 change from advertisement is eoniem.
..... plated by the bidder. .f
al Tor We as the case may be) [here write the
name or names in full hereby propose to carry
the mail on rOuts No. =, from - to -
as often as tho Postmaster Generals advertise
ment for proposals for the same, dated October
10, 1853 requires, in the time stated in the sche-
dulles conAnied iu said ndvertiscmeut, and by the
following mode Of conveyance, to wit [Hsre
state how il is to be conveyed for lhe annual sum
Of (hers write out the sum in words at full IengIh
Dated (Signed J
Porn Of Guaranty. ...
The undersigned undertake that, if the forego-
ing bid Tor carrying the mail on route No, : be
accepted by the Postmaster General, the bidder
shall prior to the FIRST day Of july next enter in
to the required obligation to perform the serSics
lprnposed, With good and suibcigni snuties.
Dated % (Sished BY two snAnhtors.)
~ .io Form Of CcrliAcste.
The undersigned POSTMASTER, Judge, ora clerk
Of a court Of record, as the case may be) certihes
that he Is well acquainted with the above guatan.
tors and their property, and that they are men Of
property and able 10 make good their guaranty.
Dated (Signed.) nav
INSTRUCTIONS. ..r
Embracing conditions to be incorporated In the
contracts to the extent the Department may
deem proper tr. Fv ......
1. Seven minutes are allowed to each inter
mediate Office, when not otherwise specified, for
asserting the mails. r.... ~ -r
2. On routes where the mode Of conveyance
adults of it, the special agents Of the Department
also post office blanks, mail bags, locks and keys
are to be conveyed without extra ehase.
3. No pay will be made for trips not performed
and for each Of such omissions not satisfactorily
Explained three times the pay Of the TIP may bs
deducted. For arTivas 50 far behind time as to
break connection with depending mails. and not
sufficiently excused, one. fourth Of the compepsa-
lion for The trip is subject 10 forfeiture Dedue-
Iion my misc he ordered Ioss gsads Of perform
thce .nkriu To- that specified Ia the contact
For repeated deIinqneneies o. ne Kind herein spo-
ciGed enlarged penalties, ProPortioned to the ma
turo thereof and the Importance Of tho mail, muy
be made. IIJ ii'
4. For leaving behind OF lhroWing OF the
maAs or any portion Of them for the admission Of
passengers, or for being concerned in setting up
or running an express conveying commercial i0-
telligenee ahead Of the mail, quarters pay may
be deducted. II
8. Fines will be imposed, unless the delin-
queney he promptly and satisfactorily explained
BY certificates OF postinasters or the alidauita Of
other credtable persons, for faihngto arrive in
contract time; for negeciing to take the mail
from, or deliver it into, post office; for suierng
il lowing either to the unsulabeness Of the plncs
or manner of carrying it) to be injured, destroyed,
robbed, OF lost aud fer .elusing, alisr dcmand toi