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J. G. BURBANK 4 CO.,
SrORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
- Grocers and Dealers in Grain and Provisions -
wharf Boat st. Paul. Min. - = s Wn,HNKv
Shippers and Con.ignees will nnd to their u,ere., to
DO na.ines. with the expense Of abol and bray
REFERENCES
Gov. w. 4. Gosman,
! % Y; s s i; s::; Co. Paul.
u. u. Campbell, l. Go
e :::. \ ass: :;::s:' Co.. ,e.'...
Rr. H s.:s st. Lou,..
Charles scuidrr, & Co, Boston
Manning 4 stnnwood. "o"" -. ...,-
~. Mark Packages care u. e. Wharf Boat st. Paul
81 Paul, May L.. 1851. l.n
). ". BASS. ThE0DOR BORrr. s.k. cHANrLiN.
BASS, BORUP l. CO.,
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Levee, Opposife Steamboat Landing, ST. Paul, Min.
RErEsENcEs.-P. Chouteau, Jr. Il Co, New York;
D. 4 J. w. Banning, Cincnnati; Riggs IL lowering, ST.
ionis r. Chouteau, Jr. + Co., st. LOUIS ChOut~au 4
Vale, ST. Louis; BuOrd Brothers. Rock Island; II. H.
Sible, Mendoza; Livingston d Fargo Buffalo; Dole
Rumsey r Co.. Chicago; Geo. Smith, Chicago; James
Carter 4 Co, Galena; b. II. Campbell d Co., Galenx;
H. McCoskey, Gaiena; franklin steele, Fort SHELL
p Liberal advances made on consignments-Mark
packages "Care B., d. r Co., 81. Paul, N. T."
Il. Paul, April lllh, 1854. l-tf
ESTABLlSRlED In 1881.
NORTH. WESTERN KXPRESS COMPANY.
CONNECTING with the American Express Company to
" all the principal points in the United States Canada
and Europe.
The cheapest and safest way of transporting light and
valuable GOOdS-Specic and Bank Notes.
Particular attention paid to the collection Of Notes Bills
Drafts and Accounts Purchase and Sale of Merchandise
LOST FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE
looked up and delivered I" owners &c.
Messengers-Semi Weekly.
J. c. BURBANK & CO.,
ST. raul, May 10, 81. PROJECTORS.
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FOR THE LADIES.
MRS HALLS New Household Receipts,
WI - New Cook Book,
Mrs. Leslie IS Complete Cookery,
4" New Receipt for Cooking.
T.. HAMILTON 4 Co.
june 30dn No 3, WinSlow House
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BY TIE ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
VlS connection affords the only continuous route BY
l. steam Ia the Atlantic from Il. Paul BY this route
passengers will escape the unpleasant stage travel from
Gaena to Warren.
Arrange mens have made to ticket passengers t"
and the ca by the and Minnesota Packet
company. and the St Louis t;aena Packet to Rock Is
land. forming q connection with the ears.
Tw" daily express trains between Rock Island and Chi
Cage connecting at Chicago with for the east and
south.
BASS, BoRrP 4 CO., General Agents, s. Paul. N. 7.
JNO N. LAMB. Ticket Agent; Office, Third street.
and the Lower anding.
Tickets may also he obtained at this Office New York
Boston. Philadelphia Baltimore, and all the principal cities
IF the Edsern and Southern States.
JNO n. LAMB, Ticket Agent.
Ct. Paul Nav II 1854.
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CHAMBLIN 4 MORGAN,

CHAMBLlN MORGAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HEAiEks IN
NANCY AND STA PIE DIR GOCbS AXb cLO7HAoo,
TTATS Cans Boots shoes and furnishing Goods Gar.
petipe Oil Cloths. Window Shades and CURTAIN,
Wan PAM &c Tbiri street between Roberts and Jack
."o VIA Mayl.
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ay EXPIRES NOTICE.
Ii persons ordering merchandise packages, or money
from the East by express will please direct the same
TO be marked to the Care Of Burbank Co.. Galena."
J. e. BURBANK l. 90.
aug 5o-d&"H Props Norths estcrn EArres. &c.
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NEW BOOKS.
II IFE and Sayings Of Mrs. Partngton,
IL Flush Times of the Mississippi,
Russia As II Is,
Africa and the American Flag.
c. HAMILTON 4 co.
june 3Odf No. 3, Win>low House
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SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY.
TIME undersigned respectfully informs the public that
he has fitted up an establishment the corner of
Fourth and St. Peters Streets in the OF the Presby
terrain Church. for the manufacture Of
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
He will at all times keep hand the largest and best
assortment of all work in his line to be found in Mime
sofa Orders promptly filled at the shortest notice.
reasonable The attention of the public called
to an examinati ton Of his work and prices.
n. B.Al orders from the country promptly attended
to. n. GROSS.
ST. Paul August II. 1854 aug lo-dtf
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NE YOR K BA Il A ny!
IN W. II. FORBES OLD STAND.

YUsr RECEIVED BIZ the War Eagle, a large assert.
81 ment Of FALL GOOiSi
Hosiery Black and Corcd siiks and the largest assor
ment OF Embroidery and Jewelry. of every description
ever brought into the Territory ladies' give him call.
anil exo mine for Yourselves. sept 5-dtf
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ONE DOLLAR !

TIME subscriber would inform the public that he has
II established agencies throughout the country, for
the disposal Of the beautiful engraving known
Zone Of life's Happy Hours" 1t is beautifully exc
euted steel, and worthy prominent place either
in Parlor drawing The Orignsl painting, (by
Miss Lilly spencer il At present in the possession
Mr. Charles stets0n. The engraving il twenty BY
twenty-sevcn inches. representing young aud lovely
woman, blooming with health; upon her knee stands
1ine-ooking little fellow, engaged in puckng flowers
from upon a table at hand, and winning
them in his mathers hair, which, owing his depreda
tOIs, hanging somewhat loosely about her beautiful
neck, while the Of each Indicate that
artist did not fail to represent "One Of Lies Happy
Hours
by issuing 900 COPIES the subscriber is enabled
furnish them ut the above price, and completing the
aae present the members Of the Association the
follow M
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mOSrON PICKLES
INRESH Fruts in cans Tomato Ketchup Pepper sauce
CO. &C., ''' e''' ~ l.. KISNEY'Se
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MANKAIO CITY, MINNESOTA.
Situated at the Great Southern Bend Of the Ainnesota
81. Peters Rirer.
40 Lots in MANKATO CITY, Blue Earth
time. HENRY M'KESTY.
Dealer in Real Estate.
81. Paul, N. T., Jan. %, ls54.-4l-,f
ACRE LOTS
WITHIN half mile of the Corporation limits,
" ~ HENRY McKENrY,
july l9-u healer in Real Estate
EAGLE CITY, WASHINGTON COUNTY.
500 Lots for sale in Eagle G Gi;y m.KExrY
july l9-t Dealer in Real Estate.
LAND MILES FROM THIS CITY.
I 900 ACRES in ONE TRACT, within I miles Of this
L city, near the Saltwater road:
St. Paul Sep "a. 1854. -.pi5-.ixwt
LAND AT $2,ss PER- ACRE.
200 ACRES Bam6its Mill. we'll supplied with
= water. timber. grasses &C. offered, for shor,
HENRY McKENrY.
st. Paul August I. 1854. aug 2dkwtf
HENRY McKESTY.
st. Paul August I. 1854. aug 2-d&wtf
ACRES on Lake Gertrude mile; So;.s Of the
ST, Paul Aug. I. 1854. aug :-d&wtf
90 ACRES near the Falls of st. Anthony beautifully
- located, and commanding fine view of the town.
HENRY MCKENTY.
st. Paul. August 1854 aug 2-d&wtf
e)5S ACRES bordering Lake Josephine, 3 miles from
Il the city limits 100 OF which fenced and 80
acres cultivated. HENRY McKENTY.
st. Paul Aug. l, 1854. aug 2-d&wtf
6127 ACRES lin BODY q miles north from the
4 city limits containing rich soil, good timber, and
! water and all susceptible Of cultivation
HENRY McKENTY.
st. Paul. August I. 1854. aug 2-dEwtf
I so ACRES bordering Phaen'< Lake, miles from
L the city. HENRY McKENTY.
St. Paul. Aug. I, 1854. aug 2-lNwtf
= 90 ACRES near Lake Johanna.
y HENRY McKENTY
st. Paul. Aug. I. 1904 aug 2-d&wtf
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". SIM son Jaue- La ticr and John r. Bradford
81 have this day entered in rtnersip under the
STYLE and !. ". SIM SON CO. for the purpose Of
transacting WHOLESALE Grocery PROF. &c, Forwa riding
and Commission business. l.,wer ievc' 81 FAIL Minn
June % 1904. = 24tf
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B A II X!
CHARLES III. PARKER.

BANKER and EXCHANGE BROKER. and ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
EXCHANGE Bought and Sid.
MONEY RENTED to England, Ireland Scotland, France
Germany. any o.hcr important point the Continent
Of Europe.
INTEREST allowed on Special DEPosrs
MLE'1IDxs made throughout Minnesota charging the
current rates of Exchange and the actual Of col
lecting.
LAND WARRANTS Bought Sold and Located.
loans NEGOTIATED yielding from Is to 30 per cent with
xceptionabe real estate security coupon bonds pay
able in New York or elsewhere As Instructed.
Hier Wlr,t DsutscA Gssprvchea.
Gov. Willis 4. German, Ex-Gov. Ramsey, 81. Paul,
Min. Messrs Page Z Bacon, st. Louis, Mo. American
Exchange Bank, N. Y.
Banking Hours.
From O'Clock An, to 12Hr.N.
~ d" Pm, to5rx
Rates Of Exchange.
Southern Money MARKET. . = cent prem
Loans on cal ..........: ........ cent per mo-
Land Warrants Buy'g
aoo acre $500. ASO
% ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: ::::: Is Is
Rates Of Discount. Bank
Whcn received Dc7S0sI, in Exchange for Notes
otter Currency.
GEORGIA.
i
Merchants Bank, Macon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Miledgvile Bank, Mlledgvlle. /
KENTUCKY
Newport Safety Fund. (shnplastcr).. ...... 5
MICHIGAN.
Erie Kalamazoo, Adrian. ............ 3
INDIANA.
Cnien Plank Road Co. .........."....... 80. so
Rock Island Rank, shnplaster signed by M. b.
Os0orne alone .......................... 5
DiSTuJT or COLrMnA
T,ank Of Commerce .................... /
ALL other Currency in goud credit in New Yorl
and &. Louis, received Observation-Disclosures par
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RRUIT TREES
WILLIAM III, FORBES.

DENG Agent for the celebrated Nurseryusen FIoSsts
Id Horticukurists, JOHN DONNEiSON NEPTIEwS
Of fiamfords landing Rochester, NJ viii be happy
receive orders in that kne comuanity win 6nd
To their advantage to give him call. --E
AuRust 10. 1854 aug l9-d&w3m
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OH! FlSH All NOTICE..

OH! RlSH All NO1.CE.
A oPLEN''lD 10, of psls lines reels drinking Guns
N snoods- "'s. &c. che per than kn0wN at
-. Paul 'f. l., &, KINNEY,
FIJI REF! FlRE!!!
VuNHE 'AOld Il. ntinurs 10 aispense ssnId and
com fort TO the unfortunate, ~ usual at the 81,
raul agency "" w.
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NEWELL 4 TOMPKINS.
4 TTORNEYS at Law and dealers in Real Estate. Alb
stracts Of titles furnished for st. Paul AMI st. An
thnuy, and Ramsey County.
Refer to Gov. German, Hon. D. Oimstead, Mayor st.
Paul
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new, and finely Ornan,cnted with fruit and
shade trees. Observation-Disclosures. 100
7. Gilbert r Co.'S pianos. ............... I, M
Elegant pianos, rose wood cases........... ,5n
Prince Co.'s melotans go. ......... 15o
Superb keyed accordeOns ....... 800. a'
i Set parlOr furniture Observation-Disclosures. $50
I Set superb parlOr furniture. 500
10 Cent? fine gold watches. 1850
10 Ladies' fine gold watches. 80
10 Ladies' fine gold guard chains ........... 700
10 Gents fine gold vest chains ................ 800
20 Sets Ladies' Ornamented bracelets. ..... 200
10 Sets Ladies Ornxmented r-rings......... 100
IS Gents cluster pins Observation-Disclosures. $50
rs Ladies' fine Mosaic pins Observation-Disclosures. $50
50 Gents gold rings with settings ........... 400
200 Gents gold pens with ..........,.. 1000
"tk Ladies' gold pens with .,..... 900
1000 Gold pens, enanleled points. ......... 1000
100 Gents Turkey morocco porte monnxies 80. $50
100 Ladies' pearl inlaid porte mOnnaes. $50
l double barreed gun, silver mOunted.... so
l Set hunting trappings.. .................. IS
I Averys Crystal Palace sewing machines. 100
50 Ladies' figured silk and satin parasOIs. $50
SO Ladies' silk umbrellas Observation-Disclosures. $50
30 Gents silk umbrellas ........... ......... $50
100 Gents walking canes .................... 200
200 Ladies' FANS various patterns. 500
10 Ladies' gold thimbles ..................... 80
"a Ladies' silver thimbles. ............. IS
3 Ranies' superb work boxes ............... IS
Gents dressing cases MISREPRESENTATION. IS
] splendid pleasure carriage ................ $50
1000 popular literary works. .......... go. 100
1900 fine steel plate engravings Of Clay. .... 500
1900 fine steel plate engrsvings If Webster.. 1880
1900 fine steel plate engravings Of Calhoun. 500
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TO MISUNDERSTANDING BOOKS.
VOU will please take notice and govern your a
i selves accordingly, that the following new IN.
Masonic Books can be had, to wit - XN
The New Masonic Trestle Board, by Moore. ~
The Craftsman and Free Masons Guide, BY Moore.
The TcmplArs Text Book, L"
The Mystic Circle by G. H. Gray.
BY calling on VS.. COMES,
June 23tf Near the American.
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4ARITIBk lNTEbhlARNGE.


- ARRIVED.
Shin Golden CITY Can6elG Shapg hae los days passed
Al eY june g. with and silks to Cham heiser
june b, saw tie masts Of ship suok on the Dolphin
Koch In the Java learned 1t 1t was the Zn-
qua az Boston, from Batavia for singapore (beOre
porto the capsin and part Of the left the day
previous In the ship Ruelsader for Boston Left Anier
for Boston July 4 lat "a IS s. lon IA 81 E. large
clipper chip which supposed to be the Ringeader
Aug H. lat2s lon 81 &c. passed ship steering 8, show
Ship trsb (of Bath,, Ballard, Newport July 8, wish
railroad iron order July lb lat 80 Ion 80 TO- sigma
sa bark whit: s11 from with s%
split Sails &c; had light .inds during the passage.
Ship Star Republic sharer Gslve ton % DAYS, with
into by schr Charger, Ct New York, hence for
which carried away our bo~sprit, jbboom, cut~stsr,
sne did ether Coinage to the rggng the schr sustain
Bari Eliza B.rss (Br, watlioston, Bonalrs Is days,
with .alt, to Tucker Iightbourpe
Barb Gov Won O1hor Davis, St Thomas, 10 days. with
sugar, to Ay mar b Son.
Bark Nathua, holmes s, Port au Prince, Is days. with
Bark Douglass johnson, Boston, 4days, in ballast
to >ru,ges, CleaImsn 4 Co.
Brig Eden (Br) Davis Shields, 40 days, with mdse to
Brig Pomona (B,), johnson, Grand Turt, IT, IS days,
Brig cleaner CD Parker Turk; l,anss 70 70 days WITH n
spoke brig Constance, from Hayii for Hamburg
Brig A Amonoosuck, MunsoE, New Orleans, % dava Fla
10 spoke ship Tcon dsrog. from Mobile for Lyorpool
4tb lat g. Ion S. spoke ship George Washington from
New Orleans for liverpool
Brig Daniel Webster (Br), Campbell, Sydney, CB, I6
days, with plaster. to master.
Schr Noga (of BOSTON,, stoddsrd Jacmel 20 days with
logwood and coffee, to Habcht d Co, Of Boston.
schr Plesade (Br) Nckcrson, Windsor II days, with
plaster, to master.
schr Robert sawyer, Newhern.
schr Kidder, Tyler Wilmington, NC, days.
schr Matilda Wells Stevens Wilmington, NC, days.
scbr Charles Mills, Smith, Wilmington.
schr .'mith, suites Wilmington.
Scbr Montrose. Wirslow, PhiIadelphia
Schr Banner, Simpson. Boston for Albany.
Schr Nagarls, Frost, Portland.
Schr Hanson, Joyle, Rondout for Salem.
BELOW.
Ship Western Continent, Higgins, 80 days from Liver
pool
Ship Bombay, 40 days from Newport, W, with railroad
iron.
Ship Jenny Lind (of Boston, Gill; from Newport, July
8, with railroad iron, to order.
Also, one brig, unknown
Wind during the day from south.
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FATAL AYYRAY.-We rgret to learn that an
s1,sy occurred oa Wednesday night, just over the
river, between two persons, whose names were John
North and Geo. Cox, which resulted 10 tae death Of
the latter. We have not barred the particulars,
except that In q 6gtt BIT cen them Cox received
s'sb, OF which he DIED In w minutes Nor4h. we
believe has been apprehended- Lynchbarg Vrgt-
Nf0u. tug, Is.
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PmApur1nA, August 10 1854 -(Rsported ~ Fry
81; ec d., certs, ssh IA. do, SIX; Al New Orleans
Gss 10: Is share. ferna RR bs A; 10 Reading RR,
Afs.- Fcoyd- 8, 600 CRY RI e's Erie. Ssk; 900
Gem An RI 6s TO s61s 20 shares heading RR b5,
a2 Lshigh Nav, 81? 10 Commercial Bank, 90. Market
Arm
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LAuNcBKA Hne ship INTENDED for the house Of Messrs
David Stuart b Son, was launched from the yard Of
Messs Foster Booz ct Canton Baltimore 18th instant.
She Is Of TOO tons burthen Of medium model round
stern She i46 feet long between perpendicular lbs
feet long deck 83 feet beam, and 10 feet depth of
hold she Icing constructed Of the best material and
IL intended - . general freiehter.
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BOSTON, Aug 20-Ar1 steamer Caledonia, Morley, Bal.
timore; ship Waverlsy Curt New Bedford bark sarah
Bridg sturdevant New Orleans brigs Mexico Br) Ca
diz; John Dow. Smith, Bonare; Lyra, Carman; FDan
cier, Haskell; Elizabeth. Taylor; Civilian, Weber,
and Charles Heath, Smson, Philadelphia; Richard Bent
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PORT JEFFERSON, Aug 1s-Ar schr Farmer, Nor
ton, Pawtucket sloops Factor, Norton. do Congress-
Mott DO; Alice Davis New Bedford Contractor Tooker
Cold Spring. Emperor, Darling New York; Dewitt Uin
ton, swsssy, 90; 81 jayne Hopkins, Bridge2ort.
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rat ons win We doubt not. Be marked BY the same
sieoom AID sagacity which distinguished that at
Saratoga.
II Ii further indicative Of the entire satisfaction
that sit = nass meeting on Thursday, which was
atttnoed by more than two thousand persons, the
following r solution vas unanimously adopted
Resolved Tost We concur in and cordially approve Of
tbt ac'hn OF tie tate Convention yesterday, and
hereby unanimously endorse the sumo
This resolution rece'ved the hearty appr,vA Of
thoee ~to were originally conspicuous in their ad-
cay Of an inne@ nom,nstion. Il is at length,
W think. quite evident that tnere Is NORTH and
oett'm, ed purpose among all VINO are weary Of
tie aRR es"ns Of the slave po yer. to unto In sup
port OF the principle Of human freedom.
Trm the Albany Argus Chard shell demo:rat), Au.
gust 20
THE SARATOGA FANDANGO.
No public Performance Of the day appears to
have attracted more profound interest in adv Ance
than this nobe certainly ever excited 30 universal
m outturst Of broad laughter toat Il has c,me
on II the object Of the engioee q was to set the
wtok Union In . ioAr they could not have improved
upon the To- cical chaIscterof the entire play.
But In . midet Of the general hLarity there are
thsee who feel, and who d. not hesitate 20 exoress,
deep disapp'ip'nept At the icsu't; We nllnde ,
blusier~ and sDtfA.s.
That CIR Germ upbraids the wings TO whom Il at.
tributes he failure to "fuse" at Saratoga, with q
breach o. promise 10 the free sellers. Il complains
thst ire attes wese heated outright. rbe resolu-
tious particularly, II insists, not what the free
e,il.ra rad t,sft to expect Il sees nothing IN
thea Indicating an II clinstion, much less deter.
nIator, On the part Of the wings 10 unite With the
fr r"i err they had agreed In the re election 81
su,b ubsrs Of Congress, without regard 10 party,
81 voted against Nebra-ka- Il eees NJ indictment
be'd out IN the way II spoils, TO "fu%a' with toe
igs in the .usuit Of the be all and end all OF free
sc,hsm.
We suggest to The dfi0s by way OF consolation
that q c time for sBh "fnsohN as 1t bankers
AZ. nhlirg If the Saratoga oelegstes at AubAm ON
TIE 26to p, kline y I'll. probably find That The
welding Of The ire s.ile ard 4botonirt< wish t.,
~ide fa,'y has ben 10y deemed % "a mo,
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Of, exist for the transportation OF an eight
wheeled car exclusively for mail accommodation,
etoit or fourwheel cara being excluded, By com
mon consent, from all passenger trains on all we'll
ma ae,d railroads, in consequence OF their ton
deucy, at high speed, to leave the track.
Although In the opinion Of the committee rail-
WY companies would be jastitisbe In charging for
the transportation 81 the mails ~ much per ton or
fhe same trains. which u at least fifty per cent
more than Il paid for the hishasa class OF ordinary
ffesl hb nj slow speed yet - pecuniary consdera-
lions ara not the only ones by which railroad or
traT spcrtaiion companies ahould be Influenced tn
th, decision OF this question, schedule OF rates il
herewith recommended, bat slightly cxceediog
those charg for ordinary freight, and sufficient
only TO protect from los.
With view TO all nd such protection, the follow
Ing 'arif Is submitted for the consideration Of the
on,eLGon:--
Fo siogle daily mail each way, requiringa
cor capacity Of six tons, running 365 days,
AMI fitted and fu' nisbed to conform to the
Sans and arrangements Of the Post Office
Department, per mile. ..................$2 $3.50
For tie half q an eight wheeled car, fitted as
shove, and running 3G5 ds 5, ocr mite 5000
For two daily mails eacn way requiring capa-
cty OF s,x tons zach, per mile. ............ 1915
FIR two daily mails each wsy, requiring a
capacity az half car, per mile. ....... - 1900
Way Offices t. he supplied without charge TO the
department, wbeo the services can be performed
by the oompaDy's agents; bus when extra expen ses
ave iBcuYfed Ia s8Pp y,ng way or termioai Offices,
ali such expenses shall be paid By the department.
Agents a the Post ONCE Department 10 charge
OF tee mails carried In the mail car aud special
agents travelling on the ordinary business OF the
slerartrnent. At their own risk Of personal injury
from accident or otherwise, shall be taken without
cIsrcc
without thsse oxpYcsp'ors OF opinion, brl sitt
ca nufC. scsn ~ d. ton tire c'rr,''i s =
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HOLINESS HOLE, Aug rs, PM-Arr bries Rush. Ho,~
Boston for Philadelphia Leontnc, Merryman Portland
~ Berncr, Boston for Phaoelphia; fhenix, McCAlmoa
20 for do Atlantic, Elwcli, Quincy for do Jane Elisa
trsDser Fisher, Sandwich for do Mary Novel;, Perry
.ofor NBcdiord; Vim Brown, Hoibrook, Rockiand fer
NYork. sid schrs Jane Film, Mary Novel;, VIM 3
Arr 18th trigs Richard, Bentley, NYork for Boston:
Ina, Lancy, Philadelphia for Portland; Canton Kelley
Rich r,ond schrs Henry Alfred stront Rondout for ~
tom Herietta, blanchard, NYork for Gardner; Mcses
Tutte do for Baltimore; Cambridge York Portland for
philaiephia Susan Ross, Harmau Frankfort for Nsr-
folk sloop Alfred ball. Ticker, NYoak for Boston. 81
briggs Canton, Richard; schrs swan Moses Brown.
Cd ns, for Boston ;schrs ann C.tteu Williams, PIT
san Bsker, Goekin do for sscc; VIM Henry Thomp.on,
for Nlork Abbatulfc Lincoln Provincetown for Viz
" "a ss.g s' 1as ass.
ger stephen Iaber Cambridge, sosan Ross, William Hsn
Remains at II AM, wind NE-Brigs Ina, Broolas Je-
seth Hove fBr) schrs Henry Alfred. Henrietta, q
CAt,sll, susan Baker, LC Kelley; slcop Alfred Hall
Hayrs; shsmrock Dosno, Liverpool bark Fanny, snitk
Leghorn; schr STAR Gammon, Kingston Nosrrivsis a
NEW REIFoRD--Ar Aug IS, nov ferry boat Union,
Shepherd NYcrs to Iarhaven Railroad Dom PAW; schss
Marcy, Willie, Delawase City; Hcpeton, Bsry, Pha-
Rondout Sid brig oT1nns, Reed Philadelphia; schre
Aug.sts Perry, NYorx; Pearl, koley, Albany; Thoss
sUitn, brRIsi 10
NEW IOND0S--Arr Aug Is, slcop senator, EdseIl, u
York "a 18th, brsg Kcssuh Noohsu, Philadelphia
NEwP0RT-Arr Aug Is, sIocp weiisrd, Carr, Nee
York.
PRoyIDTNCE--Arr Aug IL, schrs Il Weston Maloy
rb'lafelphisi isnIy fern, Ehggs, Rt pdout wsAr
dIon, Itileheo, NV York, slcops Mensi Ryser PhiiA
deisfL; America, Baker, New York Ed schrs MarSk
TaI1ell Tay lor, Bsppahannock Mall Fcrcvat Albany
ICRIlAND--Ar Ang Is sebr Olivia, Hsil, NYoS
I'D scius Carhsgena, Wilton, Frsdericssburg Adraan<A
1 Swcettei, floSundria
I sAyANNAs---Arr Avg 10, brig Mpicn Cooper, ~ !,
| Bcstop.
sAiEnSidA Aug is, selr Charles ABtcksches,
( Philadelphia
TAI ST0N--sli fvrTs. scirs oo-cius. coot, =; =,
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