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CAHU,-MRs. RICHARD COKE has for rent several suites
OF rooms, handsomely furnished and lighted Her
residence ~ NE house Of her mother Cochane between
nh and IAN streets door Of The Secretary Of the Treas
~.
LoSrh double cyeeass, plain gold frame, Of harp
shape slightly bent The Huder receive Of the
and ard money by tho article the place.
Jan I5-eod3ts
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03- Methodist Episcopal Church south, sth street,
between u and Rev. w. " Mlburn chaplain Of
w preach this church Sunday evening
Service 10 commence at 7 O'Clock. Jan rs
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NEW Volume Of Pereirss Msteris M.diea-
Pereras Mstea Msdea and Therapeutics, vol 81 edited by
Joseph Carson, NJ %, FL.
Just received TAYLOR MkURY'5
Jan is Bookstore, 9th street.
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Valuable Real Estate INA niarket-A bargain to ~
ad

WILL sell valuable county Pnnee
Gsose Maryland containing 40 onsha cleared, sue
the balance heavily mbeTed with oak growth II 10 sny
sixteen miles from Washington nine from Asssnlss,
and half from bavsabIe
negborhoods In Maryland well watered
failing springs, aud proyeroiai for health.
The improvements dWelinG
tanning ten or Twelve Kitchen smoke house, stable csvs
of holding fifteen he.
The
dollars and uncomfortable place
order.
BIZ found this The wood alone
price for witch be purchased five Abcu6
teen dollars viii be property applbsansa
immediately made The perfect The postioa
will required, payment az any)
TO carry interest. IL. IL -. s.asl1,tt n
JOHN A. Parker,
Jan lift Potomsc House. Washinstoa.
MAT Intel 81 r. 1FFtsse
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.,PARKLING cUAuPA9NE.-LAndinsth this day, lUO -
kss sparkling champagne, Mar Spans OF We
made such arrnnecren's viii enable keep tuppiy
mis well known wine hsnd The qas'y
sent 70 the American market. For sale by
GEO, A. TH0ss PARKER a CO.,
Dec 2f-safTusstf Opposite Browns Hotel
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MORTALITY AT SRA.
TROOPS FOR oALIroRNIA.

Nsw YoRk. jan li.-The ship Continent, from Liver
psol has had flyour deaths from cholera the voy
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PARTIES, BALLS, &c.
IyEATHERS for hs hair flowers, rich ribands FANS &c.
stick FANS elegantly wrought with and without
~ FANS elegantly wrought, with withou,
bouts
10 sandal wood fans, elegantly wrought, with and without
marrabouts
~ red stick FANS elegantly wrought with without
With of dark light Spanish fans
Of the latest styles, just arrived
Feathers for the hair
Flowers for the hair
Rich sash ribands
40 dozen straw and white red gloves Of Bajou's
10 do dark and black do do
PARKERs
Fancy and perfnmery Store under National Hotel.
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ARRIVAL or MORE OF rhE sAN FRANcisc0 PAssFNoRRs.
New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE ship Lucy Thompson has
arrived, bringing 1870 Of the passengers OF the
francisco, which transferred her by the ship Ani-
arctic,
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NAV GOODS, DRy GOODS, Day GOODS IA. /, !,

my GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS LAS IL hes
~ become fashionable within ysnrs other
sell goods
feel disposed to rive customers good bargains others
we viii offer our entire Stock which the
prime cost Nothing be asked and
taken All goods charged viii
have offered In
business and would not do II deer
mined shall
want bargains now is your chance ....-lss 81
Jan S-dtouf BROTHER.
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DUCATIOS-The undersigned, graduate Of the University
u OF vrgna, viii select English classical
school 10Th his
and g. The Of will enhrace all The
complete ncademcal education The number pupils
tied be carefully thoroughly
principal himself aided emily department
school
tre Of the most approved style, and all
promote the co nfot and Improvement Of his pupils.
had
by his who
and moral training Of lhe just
pectations Will be fully realized.
Citeusrs containing be had, after
the principal al his rooms, or at The bookstores.
T. W. BUSHNELL, NJ "A.
Jan l-3tw2w
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IMPORTANT rsoa MEXICO.

IMPORTANT Fkoa MEXICO.
NEw ORLEAss Jan IA The steamer Texas has arrived
with Mexican dates OF the 5h. and Mr.. dadsden pas
senger lie brings an important treaty concluded with
Mexico, by which that county gives 80 900 900 OF
and aud the Mssilla valley for $4,000 Co., and confirms
the Gsray grant
General Mombardne was dead, aud General Amonte
succeeds him In command of tho army
ARRIVAL or MORE PRAScisco PASSENGERS.
NEw YoRk, Jan. A.--The ship Lucy Thompson has
arrived bringing 1870 OF the passengers OF the
francisco, which We're transferred her by the ship Ant
arctic
MORTALITY AT SRA.
Nav YORK. Jan 1.-THE ship Continent, from Liver
pool, has had hityour deaths from cholera The voyage
TROOPS FOR CALIFORNIA,
Troy. IN. Y,,) Jan. I.--General Wool left here this
morning for New York. replace the officers and men lost
IN the San Francisco and arrange the emba
those who have arrived.
RIsLEY's vARIETE.
Fir" nigh, Of The popular actress IA BELLE ADAMS,
,ss DAS VI sT"'
the ssf9Sp aash and sfnSiG s
Boston theatres
MONDAY EysslNs, January 10, 1854,
VIII BIO performed
DON CESAR DE BAZAN
TO conclude with the
IRISH HEIRESs
Price OF admlssion 50 family circle, %
noor open at past q; curtain rises IN O'Clock.
Jan Is Il
NATIONAL THEATRES.
Doors open TO 7; curtain rises X past
----------------------
MONDAY EVENING, January I6 1854,
The performances will with comedy the
SERIOUS FAMILY
To conclude with the beautiful drama entitled
ALL THAT GLITTERs is NOT GOLD.
E
Prices admission:
served rs orchestra family
third lier so colored gallery rs Private boxes
Jan Is #Es
PARTIES, BALLS, DC.
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ny~Uptarian Church.Rev. MIR Brooks OF
preach In the above church
Succeeding sabbahs Service II O'Clock, and
nj quarter after O'Clock m. Jan rs
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CAND.-AH Of will be
II 9Th and respectfully their
will be setlrd by day year
imagine the take pleasing
wants when their accounts paid presentation IL Is both
agreeable them and be sending for hs payment
We have hand large stock silks all kinds,
which Will sell very cheap.
large stock French mousene deafness bs sold very
chesp.
large lot al French mernos be sold very cheap.
various goods
which guaranty sell cheaper than
Dec 2--5taw3wH HALL h BROTHER.
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SpLENDID Coach Harness at Auction, at 350 Broad
- way, New York Geo. w. Lord Co. suc,onecr-GEO w
LORD co.. viii sell on Thursday 18Th instant ut II O'Clock
saesroom, No. $50 Broadway,
aud magnificent coach possible
with solid silver mounngs, and costly and splendid
got up expressly for General Franklin PIERCE and ordered
be without regard when finished
who ordered Edward ri die and Of BOSTON,
either unable unwilling Tor il hrst but
substituted much cheaper article costing third
muh and left the above the hands of manufacture he
sacrificed and viii bo sold without
the highest bidder for cash Muy be time
sale, p
Ian
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Troy. IN. Y,) Jan. I.--General Wool left here this
morning for New York; replace the officers men lost
IN the San Francisco, and arrange the e.emba OF
those who have arrived.
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General Mombardlne dead. aud General Almonle
ucceeds him la command of tho army
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ny UNEkN g DCOTTs AWcsSo0s1ev. 97E "A
silver, SILVER AUCrloN-Wni added 70 ia sns -
Monday, he ION residence " Peek.
on New York 18Th <th sesss, oaA
hns lot OF pure silver, Sf's3. 80
One butter knifs sugar tongs 't.s.s y.
Two q half spoons 1900 o.
One ii spovns
One aud y half essert forks ft
One and -tweihhs mn forks. ~
The above quality Tha
is nearly and OF excellent qualify v -
well worthy the attention Of The public which they are a.s-
fully invited.
Jan la-it GREEN SCOTT Ases
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by GREEN q sCOTr. Amctisnsers.
II oUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill On "Wednesday, 18Th shall cell, o'oeock,
the residence OF Mrs Lans,on south street. lnoeA
atey opposite Of Capitol eicsss eo
of furniture, viz: #f
Mahogany tete sofa, dressing and other bureaus
DO aud walnut aud other tables
DO and walnut bookcases and secretaries as+1
Walnut and maple and other sedstesds
Chairs, wsrdrob.s wash and other stands
Looking. glasses, feather beds and mattresses EFrNA
Brus three other t*
Dlcioth, ol-crasn and straw mating
Chinn risss, crockcry, and stonewHre Eaa~l $50
Hall md other lamps
Coosian coal, and other sEsFNsE
piih good assortment OF kitchen requisites r4sa4I
Terms All sums of and under S25 cashi cas-
two aud four months, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest. = asIzaT~ 4
GREEN SCOTT, ~
Ian d
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OALSIETIN0 sIAcIIINE-Just received lot Of Bsrytsh
coal ers which, for purpose Intended unrvsssd ara
are highly vulncd by those who have used them =.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE, ~ ~
Jan lo-dg Aurtiornes,
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WASHINGTON, d. c., December. 1858.
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New ORLEAss Jan. IA The steaLner Texas has arrived
with Mexican dates OF the 5h, and Mr. Gadsden pas.
senger he brings an important treaty concluded with
Mexico by which that county gives 80 900 900 OF
land aud the Mssia valley Tor $4,000 Co., and confrms
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IEUr. HERNDON'B Valley of Amaxon. tx pors-
II zion of the Valley Of the Amnzon made by
government, volsme, is plates map; price
90 Can be sent by mail of the United States Just
published and for sale In Washington by
TAYLOR & MAURY
Jan IA Booksellers, near Gin It.
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LfOh REhf-A psOr and chambers
required also. Is Is
fourth mouse north OF Pennsylvania avenue, side.
Jan ls-d3t. ~ lH- tgTF III
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Prices Of admission Dress paqueue,
served rs orchestra
third ter 50 csi coored gallery, IS cts Private boxes,
+.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-13

U Two or three days since an Irish
gentleman, whose solicitor had vainly en-.
deayored to serve a writ on an ex-M. P.
for an Irish borough, hit upon the fol-
lowing mode: Having sealed stone bot
tie with an imposing crest, and marked it
potheen, he forwarded it by an intel
ligent lad Of thirteen, who was previously
well instructed, as present from friend
IN the West-end, with instructions to be
delivered only to himself.
The bait took. The Irish follower who
acts as duenna to Mr.. -, as his guar
dian against the too captivating ap-
proaches of bailiffs, did not think there
was anything to apprehend from child,
bearing bottle of the native" The
master was called and the present duly
handed over. There is note, / believe,
in the wrapper, sir" observed the mes
seDger, perhaps it would require an
answer" The ex-M. P. undid the news.
paper in which the present was folded,
and took out an envelope. There's a
writ in that, SIR" cried the youngster,
g you are served" and bounding through
the passage, was out Of sight in an in
slant, while the ex-senator looked as il
ne was converted into stone.
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ANToINErTE Brown IN THE PULPIT

ANTOINETTE Brown IN THE PCLpT.-
Miss Antoinette Brown filed the pulpit
Of Rev. Luther Lee, yesterday, according
TO arrangement, and had acrowded house
morning and afternoon. She was neatly
dressed, with rather dashing watch es-
Enlistment, and after throwing off her
Grape shawl presented herself at the desk,
made her prayer-a long one, after the
Presbyterian usage-and spreading the
Bible open before her, took her text and
walked into her discourse. Her subject
in the morning was one on which wo.
man might be expected to speak with
some feeling. 1t was Lore
Her discourse was good one her SEN
fences were well constructed and round
cd up with due regard to rythm her the
ology was sound; and her instruction
such as We all might profit by. But as
1t is little out of the ordinary course
for woman to teach in public, and crit
Icism IS not therefore out of place; we
will say that the discourse was not, in
one respect, womanly. Awoman is sup
posed to be the creature of emotion to
be easily moved; and to exhibit and ex-
press her emotions with yividneSs and
rapidity. But Miss Browns sentences
were all measured and weighed, and the
swell and cadence followed each other
with as much regularity as the waves of
the ocean or the starely periods Of Glib
bon. If her curtained lectures should be
as unimpassioned as her public addresses,
we envy the fortunate man that will some
day disem-Brown her.-Syraeuse Chroni-
Gle, july 10.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
TO MRS. E z. P, Of Warrington.

say, spirits cOngeHial-say, can it be wrong,
To wake from the Tyre the spirit OF song;
In praise of a spirit, though pure, not divine,
The sparkling spirit Of bright flowing VINE
The spirit that ftshes the cheek and the VEN,
Which France may give birth-buf bntan name.
Prince RegeIt" most charming TO lips ana to soul,
Thy lovers attest, while they circle Thy bowl,
While feeling and friendship are cherish'd so oft,
By hearts there eommingling in sentiment soft;
Then long be remembered, in ride and delight,
The reign of " Prince Regent" the spirit Of night
Fair sady, the wine cup has charms in its wave,
may love and may quaff-it cannot enslave;
lOv'd the " Prince Regent, )" that spirit divine,
But lOy'd il the more because il was thine
Long, long then remembered, by wand 'rers like me,
The wine cup fll'd in friendship 70 thee.
ARKANSAS.
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A COUNTERFEIT WORTH MORE THAN
THE ORIGINAL.-The United States Mint,
under distractions from the Secretary of
the Treasury, has been examining some
cOunterf . coins in circulation, and
among others they found Mexican dollar
pieces worth 100 cents. They, under
assay, gave an average fineness 10000,
and consequent value of OH cents in
silver. The amount of gold contained in
them is II cents, making the coin the
value of lob cents; and if to this the
usual premium on silver is added, the
worth of this counterfeit coin is actually
10y cents! 1t is not often that individ.
ualS are capable of the double dishon-
esty OF cheating the public and themselves
AT the same time"
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEA BATHING. :.
COLUMBIA HOUSE.

-, This new and popular establishment is now
aiopen for the reception of visitors.
The proprietor, thankful for the patronage he has
30 largely received begs to assure his friends and
the public that the HOTEL in every department
will be kept in style superior to any previous sea-
son. Gas has been introduced into 200 roomA-
clusivsly for this house, and many other arrange.
ments have been made tending to the increased
comfort and enjoyment of the guests.
Application for rooms may be made by address
ing the proprietor ct Cape Island to tho subscr
Der. L. HARDWOOD,
No. II South Sd street, Philadelphia.
N. B.-Extensive stabling on the premises.
je I0-3m
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MAINE PoLITIcs.-The FreesoiIers of
Maine have adopted Mr.. Morrill,, the
Alaine-law anti-Nebraska Democraticcan.
didate for Governor, as their Candidate
for that Office. There are, therefore. fonr
candidates for Governor in Maine, viz.
Isaac Reed, Wing; Arson P. Morrill,
Maine law, anti-Nebraska, and Freesoil !;
shepard Carey. anti Maine law : and Al
ZION K. Paris, who has no platform to
sand on, but win be supported by the
Administration Democrats and . frxg-
meut which remains Of the original Dem.
ocrAtic party. The election takes place
% ,eptembef. There viii probably be no
.ho,ce by the people, and the Legislature
VII choose
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
P0ST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POST UFFICl DEPARTMENT.,
june 24th, 1856.
DROPOsALS for conveying the mails Of the Uni.
4 ted States from the 18th Of August, 1854, to
tne goth OF june, 1851, the following route, In
the state OF VERMONT, will be received at tho Con.
tract Office OF the Post Office Department in the CITY
OF Washington, until Q O'clock NJ. Of July 3Isf.
1851, to be decided On same day. =
No. 47s-From swanton, by Highgate, Franklin,
East Franklin, and West Berkshire, to
Einhford, 80 miles and back, six times
week, in stages. -
Leave Swanton daily. except Sunday, at 8 m
Arrive at Mchford same day by pm
Leave Richiord daily, except Sunday, at m
Arrive a. swanton same day by SPIN
For form Of proposal, guarantee and certificate
corporated in the contract the extent the depart
Gent may deem proper, see the advertisement In
yiting proposals for carrying the mails in the New
England States, New York, &C., dated February 20
1854. Each proposal should be marked 2Propossi
for route No A79, Vermont" and addressed s.Second
Assistant Postmaster General"
=. JAMES CAMPBELL,
je2C-1awaw Postmaster General
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SNIDER'S WINES

John v. SNYDER, Dealer in Wines, at the
u former old established Wtne Store Of JACOB
SNYDER, Jr., No. rs Walnut street, four doors BE-
low Fourth street. where consumers will be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS on the most accommo-
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the I'm,
portation of FOREIGN VINES, Office No. rs Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation of Wines
&C. from various houses in Europe, in quantities Of
. single do zen and upwards; and also socits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage of
his friends and former customers.
- All Wines ordered for Washington will be dc.
livered by Express free of frsiaht. je Sly
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Duties OF ADOPTED CITIzENs.-There
is one duty we would earnestly urge upon
the calm good sense and Just feeling Of
our adopted citizens. 1t is the duty to
thoroughly Americani=ing themselves
They should merge all prejudices and all
feelings of race and nation into the one
paramount feeling, that they have become,
by their own choice, American citizens
have made this country their home and
birth-land for their children and children's
children. They should Undue themselves
with American feelings. They should
not herd themselves together for the pres
ervation of the customs, habit and Ian
guages of the countries from which they
came. They should learn themselves as
fast as they can, and teach their children
TO speak American speech, to breath
American sentiments-to understand
American ways-to enter into the spirit
of our American life and habits of thought
and feeling.
In this point of view it always strikes
US unpleasantly, and we doubt not it
does all thoughtful Americans, to see mill.
tary companies moving about our streets
composed exclusively of Irishmen or Ger
mans. 1t takes momentary effort G.
recollection to overcome the first impress +
sion that it is foreign armed force we
see trading our soil. 1t does not look as
though such men were taking kindly root
among us-blending themselves with US,
fusing themselves with our national spirit
and life, becoming truly and thoroughly
American citizens. 1t suggests to our
apprehension possibilities of conflict
contingencies when these different nation
alities may come into hostile collision.
At all events, it tends to keep up the feel
ing of distinct nationalities which ought
not to be cherished.
In short, such military organizations
ON the basis of foreign nationalities are
all wrong. They can have no good effect.
They involve tendencies to evil. 1t is a
great pity they have ever been formed;
and it would be a most desirable thing,
in every point of view, if they could be
voluntarily given up by those who ought
not to wish any other distinction than
that Of being American citizens.-New
York Times.
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
Poss OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,

Poss OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
June 10th, 1864.
DR0POSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
L States from the FIRST day OF October, 1854, to
the seth day Of June. 1855, the following routes
in the States Of TENNESSEE and LOUISIANA;
and from LIST October, 1854, to 30th june 1855, on
the following routein FLORIDA, win be received
at the Contract Office of the Post Office Department
in the city Of Warrington, until o'clock a. NJ OF
l4th August, 1854 Ito be decided by 10th of gust
following:)
ss, From October !, 1854; to June 81, 1852
s6Ss-Erom Nashville, BY Clarksvills, Cumberland
Iron Works, Lneport, Canton, Ky; Eddy
Vile, Dycusburg, smithland, Pa iucah, Cairo
Ill; Badwinsvile, No.; Columbus, Ky; Kick
man, Compromise, Silver Top, Tenn; New
Madrid, Mo; Hickman's Bend, Ark; CsnAdi
sn, Mile Bayou, Booths Point, Tenn; Ash
port, Oceola, Ark; Fulton, Tenn; Randolph,
Pecon Point, Ark; and Oldham, to Memphis
Tenn, aS9 miles and back, twice Q week, In
steamboats, .
Leave Nashville every Monday and Friday at {
Arrive II at Memphis every Thursday and Monday
Leave Memphis every Thursday snd Monday a,
Arrive at Nashville every Sunday and Thursday
Proposals for three times q week service are IN
vited.
LOUISIANA.
From October l, 1864, to June 80, 1859
100 ETotn New OriodRS, py EnglRn Turn, POlnfd
La Hache, Grand Prairie, Jessuitt's Bend
Rongueilo Settlement, and Buras settlement
to Balize, LOO miles and back, once week.
Leave New Orleans every Monday, at Gam
Arrive at Balixe next Gay by 6 m
Leave Balise every Wednesday at Gam
Arrive at New Orleans next day by 8 D m
Bide to end at Buras Settlement, and also to run
twice week. viii be considered.
FLORIDA.
(erom October l, 1854, to June 80, 1851
S03-Erom New Orleans, La, bY Pensacola, Fla.
Apaiachicola, st. Marks, Cedsr Keys, Tampa,
and Manatee, to Key West, 1000 miles and
bark, twice q month, in steamboats,
Leave New Orleans on LIST ard 18th of each
month
Arrive at Key West on sth and 22d
Leave Key West on 10th and I'D ofeach month
Arrive at New Orleans on 18th and seth.
For form OF proposals, guarantee, and certificate
also instructions and requirements, (embrscing con-
dtions to Re incorporated in the contracts to such
extent AZ the department may deem preper,) ad-
vertiserlsnt inviting proposals for mail service In
the western and southwestern States datei January
JAMES CAMPBELL, Postmaster GenI.
je 19-law4w