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University of MARYLAND.

School Of Meiieins..l
Vhs iofy seventh begin on Monday October
4 md end on the Isl of March, ist5. - ~
rnsno,pes ana Practice of Surgery, ~ r. Smith, NJ. D.
eslem'suy and Pharmacy, w. f. A. Aiken NJ %.
anc'p'e and Prsctce OF Medicine, Samuel Chew, NJ u.
9na'ohy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. u.
hostelries, Richard II. Thomas, d
~. n F7N - 's' ''"'n'' Wv ~ 'Nt''-t'''
tfaencsi Anatomy, u. D. Smith, NJ. ID.
hca instruction the Inrmary University
Hns containing one hundred and fifty beds.
ees Tor the lectures $40 IS
WILLIAM Y. A. AIKEN, NJ d.,
oepi-4awisthoct Dean.
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under the Congress approved ID March, 1885, entitled An
rights seiiain settlers therein
the then
the above alternate sections
and made prior 10 the date
allotment and paid for AZ the rate m two dollars and
fixed The public safe And BY
relief
lands reserved for rsioad purposes persons who set
The lands the dste OF Thdo
prescriptions the ordinary minimum price OF
public lands Of doo and twenty cents
paid before the fixed for The
sale Therefore. entitled 70 ne right OF pre-
% uBdev
referred settlements made prior TO the g
February 1884, Che Of aonlen under the act of 2
March, prior the date of Withdrawal
required establish satisfaction OF the register and
and oce and make therefor nj the
Law practicable after eeing this aotes
day appointed for The public sale of The lands
brneipg the such claim viii be forfeited
JOS. \. WILSON,
Acting Commissioned of the General Land ONCE
Sep I6--iawl3w lint h SarJ
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GREAT BarEains tn Dry G0Ods.our Mr.. Hall has juse
returned from New York. where he has been attending those
auction sales heard much about and
opening sacrihce
will purchaser that think favor
Our embraces
be found District both fine goods
goods Aso assortment OF eapenss OF every kind
quality various kinds We
spectfuiy will favor with
confident will
Dear mind the handsome goods always
had he Hrst
Sep l$-d2wif HALf. BROTHER
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No. b22-
NO. bZZ-I
General notice for restoring lands 10 mark ct
an certain proposed railroads.


,,on.d were from sale entry le1cept ior
epon eams) orders of the President o. te United states Is
a ,h, and solicitations
ass of bo houses anticipation Of grants being made
"a In s construction and congress
mo-, having therefor, The President mas dfeeed maj al
ths lanss thus Withdrawn nhu ule oaeis wnch
- - no euy al tae withdrawal except thoe
entered by mpon shall be restored 20 ake, peeise on
be same conditions as ihough e sam" au ho' peen
sthd draw -. -, a.
NOTICE therefore hereby given that on and alter Monday the
,I a., N .ext cAica sute Irirate
v ,pou. Except those since pfeemped) siua
ibe following States Territory and land Districts and partcu
ary withdrawal enumerated below, will
again entry and location ana that those
withdrawal the
which fescnded viii be reprocaed for salt hsrea
lei wiis :, -
Lands public Of withdrawal No 494, August
49, 1883 railroad from Brandon Mississippi TO Montgomery
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

name o. no person will upos oss bosx Galsa
payment Of she Subscription made in xdyancs
Distant subscribers forward "a. uonsv n, ,s,,-, M.
which Wit BE- paid assumed by IN in ,s
unnsmis<ion. -
The COUNTRY PAPER is publshed u weekly snri,, hs -
Of Congress, and semi weekly during the rrc..~
Subscriptions for period less than year be vcs,vra
terms propostioned TO the above
-POsTMAsTERs authorized Asens ana by
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 encossd o. r,vs
a copy grafs. .--
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mo. 5l6.I

NOTICE extending the time OF the reservation OF
lands fo sale slonghe route ofthe
posed RAILROAD ssssvEPopr LOUISIANA TO VcKsburo
MIssissfPFfa
ordered he Withheld from sale
1854 by necs dated December IL 3 and lying within feen
the proposed railroad above men
months from sh instant
hand the city Of Washington this tenth day OF
June, 1854.
By order OF the Presidents -
John WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land umcs.
June ll--lawi3w
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Thai the lands Withdrawn districts Of lands subject sale
Monroe and Natchoches Louisiana, Dece
ber H. 1852 for the railroad from Vcksbug said
Sac and of which the extended by No.
3i6 will be subject h December.
fired in said notice
the land Offices Will
Into effect w;tAota awaitng further Instructions from ihs Office
Given uader hand the General Land Office
Washington, this fifth day of September Ammo Donn 1854
By order of the President
JOHN WILSON,
Sept 6-2aw6w Commissioner.
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June ll-1awi3w
Army and Navy Equipments

MALL STEPHENS military of the first orders,
w would respectfully call the and navy ofcers
their and style goods They have created
revolution in s department and furnish the most elegant
goods prices that viii successfully challenge greater red ueon
We this privilege business
and susceptible of all The derie e osrings
~ anquaians. i4- .at1
Czens clothes made 70 ordeS style and latest
fashions. .-E
unied States tags and banners made order
Aug io-snw3mo
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CKErCREs or eminent ssat.sm-n of the tsmr or
- George III: hrougham hew edition.
Letters CT l.ache Lsdy Russell ;new edition | volume
Railroad accdens and which pTe-
safety apparatus by
Turnhul and W. e. NcR-a. Price rs cents,
Owen Skeleton and Teeth
Buhnan principles Of animal and vegetable physiology.
Carpenters principles Of comparative physiology new edition
AuE27 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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nr. Rushne,l,s school,

1874 street, begeen y end G. streets Washington,
'HE session will commence first Monday in Sep,e
The instruction embraces modern
elements
together Enesh branches taught
schools Circulars be had the schoooom book
Aug Il-FriS Tues6v'
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nssSULUriON-The copargssip heretofore existing under
~ of EVANS FAINT expires by limitation
snG Is hereby declared be
Pant s suthorzed the OF
ment of heir business. Y. 5. EVANS,
HAMILTON @. FAINT,
wAsHrxeroS, September |, 1854
Sep 5-codimd&w
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Sept d-dr25

NJ ATCH HORSES FOR SaLEi.--A pair of sorre family
NJ horses gentle harness The having
further use for them, will sell very low indeed.
For particulars iaquire the counting OF tbs orAce
~.
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NSt TO taxpayers-peducon FOR prompt psymentNotiee
hnefshy gwen that the the 1854 due
payable az this ofbce and thar deduction of
Aug 3-eoidif SoI.c,or
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Hamilton G.. FAINT,

Dealer Exchange, Stoas avcaue,
berees AZ and Ga streets, Hasassston, b. C.
NCURRENT money ard ;ana bought and sold Drafts
u Is.aeiyal cities sold
remaining drposte
Claims against the government collected.
eodimd&w
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OAhDThe subscribers their
Il who have promptly settled
VIII m
determined
ma unsettled. MAGRUDER n CALVERT
W. offering bargains in all kinds Of dress
punctuai customers. M&C.
2a-2weof
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United States Mail.

PosT oFrIcI DKeARTxHxT,
September IL, 1854
PROPOSALS pais the United States the
January, 1855, 3Oh day 1853,
following State oAnbaa viii be received The Con
Oce the Post Office Department, the Of ashDgton
November, 1854, decided
November following:
From sugrsve, Hi
Clay Hill, Dxons Mills Shiloh spcncervie, Linden, Spring
Hill, Demopols, and Macon Greensboro 100 miles and
back, three times week in two-horse stages.
Leave Ganestown every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday
a.
Arrive a Greensboro in 3a b0ur-, IVY p. IN.
Leave Greensboro Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
A,fivo az sans stown IN sc hours, by p. IN.
horse coaches will be considered
proposals. guarantees certificate also
be
department deem
proposals
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
Sept l9-iawaw [niel and Ev. starl
Office of the Cisr, tse Ho. Of Reps. U. s..
sepiegnbcr4 A. 1854
,,EhLrD ERurOSALS viii Office until l2
O'Clock Monday, September IS, 1854 tor furnishing
half we The coal be 240
delivered free charge the vaults
o CAPITOL
Also, furnishing hundred fifty cords of best quality
once, twenty whos
measured slowed away the vaults the Capitol
the expense the
delivered
5e subject inspection quality, weight
by be designated by the Clerk for that
pose. JOHN w. FOkNEf,
Clerk House of Reps u. s.
Sept d-dt25,h Lintel s. siar.l
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February le5 for the railroad from Mobile Girsxd
Alabama, Selma Guners Landing The Tennessee
the the from Savannah,
via Mobile Alabama, New Orleans Louisiana and
Albany Georgia. Eaaula, montgomery Ala
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NOTICE TO PRE.EMpTION CLAiMAN,

Under the of Cans approved I'd March, 1852 entitled An
extend rights settlers therein
tione.n the extended the above
Improvement made prior the ae Of allotment
the and y before
the day fired for the public SALE And U the act approved 9th
March, 1854 entitled thu relief settlers lands
served for railroad who settled and
the named sections the date OF rhrarai will be
titled empton at the ordinary minimum price OF the public
lands be of collar and twenty five cents
paid before the public
Therefore every pre-empaa amy
alternate odd numbered sections above mentioned
3d March, 1852
the h march, 1854 e date c aomen or under the act Of
March, the
al Of the lands from markets likewise person entitled
emptioB Of 2h March, le54 the above
limits directed be
sixteenth OF October st Louis required esiab
sh the receiver
land Office and make therefor the fixed
by law rz:ieoS aser erng this notice and before
appo..ed
LANDS embracing claimed otherwise .pch claim viii be for
teitrd.
JOS. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Sep l7-lRwlSw Int. and Sarl
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GILKS, SILKSWe would ladies
elegant just opening and
lately bought York sac6ce
will sell them ~ 50 seasons prices
We sell and elegant pan striped silk dresses 3
yard for ss The ladies' especially invited call early sad
look thea. BARNES Il MITCHELL,
On The avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets.
Sept 23-eo2wif
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/ NhNpipEREs. LACE GOODS, sSc.--Tbe subscribers
. pae MS DAY received fs complete stock of the
we l Faiis styles, embracing all the novelties the
winch ue attention of the laiesi respectfully invited The
Is i' OF sonie of the leading articles, viz
os "asese ehemizeits and sleeves IN sets
~ Maltese collsretts and sleeves do
S h'aS snbroidered muslin sets, Nnlences trimmed
40 do Maltese do
40 muslin coliaretts and sleeves
10 French embroidered muslin collars
- 10 DO camhic COLLARS
- my 90 camhrc skirts, for open dresses
iyo 10 90 pocket handk erehiefs
aS pieces Maltese lsces and e3Enal all v,,dns
w y so AaNtnSes races, sdgfnzs and in-ertnss
90 hngiish thread laces, edsinEs, and nserings
70 90 osiUbric uounougs and rufr
70 do Swiss mu-lns, hUuucnrs, and hands
100 DO embroidered dImiy bands
~ pairs embroidered muslin cambrc sleeves
a, - dozen long and shorr black lace mits
'o every variety Illusions,
embroidered musns lawns lace vests
Sep 3-3tawiwir moor ppoTppp a ,o
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LAND WARRANT for forty OF land number 80 1885,
II 18th January, l653 and the
E. Washington city, ID. G., and lost msad BY
said notify all regis
location. And shall
uppy publication this
missioner Of Pensions for duplicate Of said
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
MsRASsA, Jackson county, Florida, August 4, 1854.
Aug la-law6ws
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" HE NJ MISSEcS HAWLEf'S Boarding and Day school
will be Monday September l6th rcsdsnce
No lo7 Pennsylvania between 7h and 18th
Terms tuition English French $3.50 sch0f
asic Other languages and drawing the professors
charges Circulars containing for day scholars Ac be
obtained the school,.
1--3aw3wTcTh&sat
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Al The furniture made retain patronage and
bought anywhere else
Goods Of the Union packed under his per
sonnf
July 2T--3dino.f
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p. J. Steers New Goods.

HAVE Just opened elegant stock OF a and winter goods
for gentlemen direct from the best importing houses Of the north
cities Gentlemen finding complete stock
the and best goods in the prices calling
a No. 4s8 7th
Sep 22-2aw3wf
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NJ EW fall and winter goods and fashi0ns.-DUVALL
BRO, merchant Taiors, have just returned from New
York. where they made their purchases from best
houses prepared
richest goods their line Of all of which
they prepared make order elegant fashion
able style. DUVALL BRO
Sept l6-3,aw3w
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January railroad
uooga Tnnessee with the Central railroad OF Mississippi
Mobile point Elyton
southern bend the Tennessee Alabama
d,rfr,cts AZ
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United states Mails

rpaT oyner Drss.srxsssr, sissr,.,
pRorosAs carving the mails Of the United
following Mississippi received at the Contract
Ill O'Clock, 9Th day November si by
the llth Of the same mon,h:
KENTUCKY.
No. 5ioa From Cairo, H., by Memphis Tenn, Napoeon Ark,
tiekshnfg, Nss, Naichez, and Baton Rouge, La
New Orleans, l,u75 miles and back daily, in safe and
suitable steamboats,
Leave Cairo daily pm;
New Orleans IN lays by SPIN;
Leave New Orleans daily at s pRi
Arrive at Cairo in six days by SPIN
Madrid, No. Aspcri, Tenn. Bicknans BEAD, Ark.,
% Tulton, Tenn, oseoia, Ak, Pecan Point, Randoph,
miles and back. three times week, in saie
every Monday, "Wednesday and Fy.apy, at
iuiye 4 A.emphis in ii hours ny I . IN nestday
Ieaye Memphis every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday,
Arrive Cairo in 81 by 6 a N next days.
MssIssIPPi.
NO73l From veksburs, by Youas's Point, La lSen Bend
Pecan Grove, Taluia, Miss, Lake Providence La,
a s a.ssnys a Ga'S caahs ss h fa an
ing and Yit'ra, Miss, oMapoe6n, Art, 30 miles
hRa satk, three times q week, ia safe and suitable
Leave vieAsSurg every Monday, "Wednesday aea Thurs
anss Napoleon every friday saturday, and Sunday,
Leave Napoleon every Saturday Wednesday, and Mon
yicksburs every TUESDAY, Thursday and saur-
day by pm
No 1851 From Il by Hampton, Byon Cordo-
va Albany, Fulton, Savannah lie Claire Iowa, fAmaa-
che, Lyons Tabula, ard Beievse, laeia III, 100
Eia and back three hmes week, in safe and suitable
Bidders will propose schedule
For forms OF proposals. guarantee certificate
hon, nd requirements hracne conditions
e eonhac to such extent the department deem
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Aug $751; eoaaod tIu,eI. and s,ar.l -s.S, -
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No January 1854 for railroad from Gains Landing
Arkansas, Camden, Fu
The 4 exam boundary line, and lis branches al Camden:
of lands sub 10
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OR SALE LeaseA eommodious
18th street, side, the Of House
sns twelve and has recently been papeed and painted
throughout Terms accommodating aud given mmedi
ate Address 49, Solicitors Oee Treasury Department
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mo. h2I.l

OTlCE OF the establishment Survivors General
~ and OF land offices for Territories ofNKv, M.rroo W.su
IsaroS, OREGON, and MINNESOTA. -
In Of law the President Of th States has
Ieoed that for the the following sites OF the
Offices for the and land created by acts n,
the late session of Congress- viz = - '
The Office New Mxxco To be
SANTA FE and that for the general
TERRITORY al 0LYArIA.
also tose y Onraos an Oarcos
GtTr those ior he Vinona DISTRICT MlsnKsorA TKRRroRY
WisoNA and those for Red Wing district also TER
RIToRY at RED Viva
Given under city Washineon this twenty
fourth day ol August, A. d. 1854
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Aug A-2aw6w Int. and Star]
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I. LUTZ,
CABINET-MAKER AND UPHOLsTERER,

No. rs South Eleventh. Street, PAlndslpAta,
ID DEsPECTFULLY invites Of public his
IL keeps raror
aud chamber furniture, comprising
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OUSE-FURHISHING Dry Goods, Caspeting Flor
IA oil cloths curtain materials &cWe have store
complete goods styles which
have purchased New York
reduced pcss which will enable offer great
inducements to housekeepes and purchasers The following
list OF Of the leading articles:
i5o pieces w-style tapestry velvet
IS do do do Brussels
100 do do sup quality do do
l5 do BnEht,s patent English do do
SO do do do
30 do tapestry velvet and passage eaTpetings
~ do exuasuper three-ply
$50 do do ingram
25 hall and step Venetian do
pieces A. 1874, l44 printed druzeets
8 printed dugget crumh cloths richly bordered
% elegant mosaic
$50 chenille and tufse& rugs, cheap
SO dozen brass rods, q lengths
full sheets heavy hoor cloths, which will be
shape or size for hall, passage, room
ia curtain mi terials fixtures
rs pieces rich satin LANES
Is do do worsed LANES
80 union damasks
10 do Turkey red -twled csshmeress
rs do colored wOrsted damasks
SO pairs rich lace curtains
so do do embroidered muslin curtains
80 dc do tamboured do do
rs pieces embroidered iamboured curtain musns
300 rich gilt window cornices all sizes
Together with fixtures for curans such tasse
oops asels and curtain silk and worsted gmp
&e which respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
HOoE, BRO, & co.
Sep l6-3taw4wif
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FRENCA Italian and Drawing Teacher, desiring
employment in academy school, willing divide ~
time SEVERAL will do himsth attending no
ees OF wishing employ such
submitting his testimonials obedience call r.
D., Washington, ID G, Sep. a aS.r
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.-The Subscriber.
IN have the pleasure Of announcing Dsc
and vicinity thst they fully prepared exhibit
splendid stock Of foreign and
opened in this Market embracing styles
and most approved fabrics such
Elegant brocade silks, style
Very rich wide plaid silks, do
Do do More antique, yard wide
DO do plaid Irish popins
Do do watered Irish poplins
Extra super French merinOs, every shade
French mousseines de sne and cashmere d'Ecose
Plaid vaencias dress material
Plaid mcrinOs and cashmeres
Rich black figured and plain silks, widths
Black French bombasins and mOnsseines de laine
French chintzes and Snghanls
Wide silk velves all coiors, of superior quality
Cashmere sbawls and -
New style Persian scarfs
Cloth talmas shape, sc.
with variety of and desirable articles
pirate the approaching which
enumerate in advertsement but which will be with
pleasure to all who may favor with u call.
Sept -3,aw4wif HOOE, BROTHER. co,
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IHE CHOLERA


We have never yet seen any good resulting
from the classifying of facts With the view of
allayiDg public excitement; and the repeated
attempts of too many journalists to produce
the Impression, at home and abroad, that th cir
respective cities are in a healthy condition, in
the face of the too well ascertained fact tn at
g the Pestilence that walketh in darkness is
IN their midst, can be viewed in 10 other
light Than that of culpably criminal acts
The fact can no longer be disguised that the
cholera, which fret appeared this year in the
Southwest, is gradually spreading over the
whole country, seizing its victims without re-
sFeet 70 age, sex, condition or locality. IL
Boston, New York, Brooklyn, and Philadel-
rhia, the disease il raging to an extent, and
with fatality, which the travelling public
have 10 proper conception Of On the Atlan-
tic coast, south of Philadelphia, we hear of but
few cases. The scourge has not made its ap-
Fearancs in Baltimore, Washington, Whining
ton OF Charleston. Strange to say, it has not
appeared IN Mobile or New Orleans. In the
interior of North Carolina, Maryland and Viz
GINA, a few cases have occurred, accompanied
WITH the usual exaggerated reports.
Although it would prove highly satisfactory
10 tie pockets and feelings of the proprietors
of the New York and Philodelphia hotels to
have their establishments well filled with
Southern and Western travellers, still the latter
should be apprised of the fact that the cholera
prevails in Philadelphia to serious and il
New York to an alarming extent. We want
no better evidence in support of this assertion
thar in the fact that the Boards of Health in
New York and Brooklyn have refused to give
publicity to the daily list of persons dying with
the cholera.
The reporter Of the New York Euentna Post,
who visited the Franklin street hospital of tina
city, yesterday morning, with the view of OBJ.
tanning some information in regard to the
number Of cholera patientsit had received du-
ring the preceding twenty-four hours, was in
formed that instructions had been given not to
make the desired communication He thu.
speaks Of the hospital and its inmates
The wards In the hospital, however, were
quite full, presenting spectacle calculated to
produce both horror and alarm. The dead
and the dying we're lying near each other, and
both Of them in full sight of the newly arrived
patients. 1t is greatly to be regretted that
The patients are not furnished with separate
rooms The peculiar nature Of the disease
the shocking spectacle of those who are in its
last stages, and the terror il must in, pire in
the minds of those patients who are not pas,
the power Of observing what is going on around
them, impose a necessity of separating the suf,
ferers as much az possible. The cure of chol-
era often depends upon keeping the patient in
q calm and hopeful state Of mind. Terror al.
ways sggravatss the symptoms, and sometimes
we doubt Tot produces death"
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
Posf OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Posf OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
July Ii, 1854
DhOPOSALS for conveying the mails of the United
4 states, fron the LIST day of Cctober, 1854, to
tine SOth day of June, 1855, on the following route
10 the State Of WISCONSIN, will be received at the
Contract Once Of the Post Office Department, in
the city Of Washington, until o'clock e. m of
Wednesday, Both August, 1854, Ito be decided BY
the day folloWing:)
No. 13773-From Prairie du Chen, by La Crosse.
Lewis Mils Dor glass's Mills Eau Gal,
let's Mills, Rush River Settlement, and
Prescott, to Point Douglas Mipnesotx
Territory, IA miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Prairie du Chen Monday alta
Arrive at st. Paul 9th day, Tuesday, by pm
Leave st. Paul Monday at am -
Arrive at Prairie du Chen 9th day Tue sdav
by Bpm. .-..
For fern Of proposal, guarantee, and certincsts.
also Instructions and requirements (smbracing con.
dltons to be incorporated In the contracts to such
extent Is the department. may deem propsr,) zee ad
yefnsement inviting proposals for mail service for
years, commanding LIST inst, In the States Of M
nois, Wisconsin, %, dated January Q, 1854
Each proposal should be sealed marked apro,os.l
for route No. 1878, Wis.," md addre sed ..sacond
Assistant Postmaster General" Washineton. D. q.
A"sN H .s Postmaster General.