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Murder Trial.

Boston, March %, 1854.
preliminary examination Of Samuel Hilliard, pro.
pretor Of the Long Pond Hotel, in Natck for killing
James Warren took place yesterday and resulted in his
being held to answer for murder in the first degree
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Meetings In the Park.


The following call was published in the HRRALD, and
other papers, for the last two or three days.
CRY REroRM-A Reform Meeting will be held in the
speakers will address the meotng Friends Of reform rally
G. w. YOUNG AND OTHERS,
Committee Of Arrangements
Our reporter went to the Park at the appointed time
but at least half hour too He found plat
form erected in front of the City Hail. but there
audience speakers. few individuals collected
the Hall steps, Of whom carried in his hand Ian
term which he said he intended to light the
meeting organized. He was, however, relieved Of
that trouble those who got up the meeting thought 1t
better in the absence Of audience TO adjourn it to
more favorable opportunity There not more than
fifty sixty persons there altogether, and these ap
peared be divided in their views to the objects for
cumstanccs and the unayorable state of the weather.
the meeting was failure.
After brief consultation among portion Of those
present who took possession Of the stand Daniel Meehan
Of the Second ward appointed President Mr. Meehan
then stated that the meeting had been called for the pur
pose of protesting against the outrage committed by the
Cuban authorities the Black Warrior but that in
sequence Of the nclemency of the weather it would be
adjourned to meet again next Friday evening" at the
same time and place.
No sooner however had this party vacated the stand
than ii occupied by another, who nominated Mr.. Nc
Aster for President This the called City Reform
party whose real object to procure amendment to
the charter making the Office Of Chief OF Police elective
After nominating the President the meeting adjourned
tin Wednesday next, and the few who stll remained
around the platform dispersed. BY whom the platform
was got up the meeting called appears know
further than announced in the notice IL is fair pre-
sumo however that concocted by very few indi
vduas judging from the appearance it presented last
min
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Further from Mexico.

New Orlaans papers Of Thursday last are received.
The Bee contains private advices from Mexico to
the effect that Tamariz Minister of Finance likely
to be expelled from the republic.
Tho Governor of Acapulco had declared for Alvarez
and the latter thought If hard pressed by Santa
Anna would apply to President Walker for aid.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, March %, 1864
PASSED.
The Saratoga and Sacketts Harbor Railroad bill vas
passed.
The Temperance bill reported by the Committee OF
the House. taking effect in May next in place Of Decem
Der, was passed by vote of yeas 49, nays AZ
EVENING SESSION.
BILL PASSED.
Making appropriations for the old State Hall.
The bill for the suppression of incendars was laid on
the table at the request of Mr. SAVAGE.
The bill to incorporate inland navigation COMPANIES
came up for third readiag
MORRIS moved to except canals from the operation
OF the bill Before he concluded his remarks the
adjourned - ~
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NOn-Arrivnl Of the Pacific.

SANDY Hook, March 22-Midnight
There are as yet no signs of the steamship Pacific
weather is thick and rainy and If she is OF the
Hook there is but little probability of her coming un.
til it clears up
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Mr. W. CLARK (wfIig) Of wayne reported IT,; & tine
precedence to the suit against Trinity church.
BLL INTRODUCED
Mr yosr (whig) Of Montgomery INTRODUCED q tssi to
permit the New York Central Railroad to its
road.
pAS5HD
Authorizing Brooklyn TO borrow money for an srmory
To increase the stock of the Buffalo Corning ani New
York City Raiftoad.
BILLS REPORTED
Mr. SPRINGER reported bill creating the Office of Fire
Commissioner to nvestigae the causes OF fires in New
York.
K&fEOAD
Mr. SPENCER offered resolution instructiny the Canal
Committee TO inquire into the expedency Of rslvays
paving tolls for the benefit Of tho canals
After debate it was adopted
EVENING SESSION.
THE TEMPERANCE BILL
The Temperance bill was announced from the House
with message that May had been sabst for Decem
ber
Mr. N. H. CLARK moved that the Senate concur
Mr. BROOKS moved to insert August instead
Mr. WILLIAMS addressed the Senate:
The motion TO insert August lost-aycs o. nays 23
The Senate then non concurred in the House amend
ment inserting May-ayes 8; nays 20. Adjourned.
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MISS DELLA WERsTER IScArsEHATED-On We'd
who resides in this State opposite Madison,
arraigned before Judge Gray, Of Trmbie county,
the charge Of enticinc away slaves from
their owners in that county There evidence that since
her residence in that county twenty slaves had
capped from her ncighborhood Also that Messrs Day and
Cram, who stand indicted in that county for entcing
away slaves reside the farm with her and
her friends and associates Also, that she had hereto
been convicted charge Of aiding in The escape
OF slaves II was also shown TO the court by a number
Of the most respectable citizens OF her nsghborhood
that she was generally suspected Of having had
thing do with the of slaves from that
vicinity Upon this evidence Judge Grey required Miss
| Webster to give boad with surcties, in the sum OF
$40 0oo that she could be Of good behavior that she
would give bond in the amoant that she would
leave the State and return 10 Il. In default o
giving bail as required Miss Webster Is in the Bed
| ford iail --L9s.iscife Cc1rier, March ls
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TELEG RAPHIc

PASSAGE CO THE LIQUOR BILL.
HARRISBURG, March % 1864
The Prohibtory Liquor law passed in the Pennsy
House Of Representatives yesterday vote Of yeas 50
"a
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Movements of Southern Steamers.
CHARLESTON, March %, 1854.
The U. s mail steamship Marion Capt. Foster from
New York arrived here at IL O'Clock last night.
SAVANNAH, March q, 1854
The steamship Florida, Capt Woodruff, from New
York arrived here in 81 hours
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TIT REsisLL ABORTION cAsE-CHAsaE DrsxfsssD
W Thf MAoisTRATE-xsss Ora IT SUPPOSED TO n
N PHILADELPHIA.
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Mr. W. CLAnx (whig) Of Wayne, reported ts: q sing
precedence to the suit against Trinity CHURCH
INTRODUCED
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Affairs at the State Capital

the motion tho House adjourned.
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nureau o.rps or q'opogra ph,eal rans,neers.


DRoPoSALs received al this Office until and on
November tog construction pmen and delivery
OF AN iron steamer for the lake service be delivered De
steamer nol Ia be thap 1876 20 feet breadth OF BEAM
exclusive hxtu FOR paddle wheels aud Tor wheel hones of not
less han 200 ons burden aud depth OF hold about 81 feet
The deck boat trunk fashion, 10 be d
yided as ows forward Of the rachine ean and room
Tor the hands at of machinery, cabin and Tor The
OtlceEs Aso cooking Stewards
closets and CABIN and klcheH furniture, for
sss than % hands aud Fix officers.
The upper deek or cabin roof TO be suBctn' m for custom
Pilot be PIPER deck supplied
with customary for steering
The boat be schooner gged and be supplied with requisite
spa sails, ggbs properly painted
quate anchors cables customary
Of hause holes, chain cable boxes wndass levers Ae &e
furnish drawing model OF The boat.
The hoa supplied boats than
20 feel long eae and each boar 10 have Two good oars with udder
be contract, War Depart
en to have auony for reasons 70 declare ths contract VOID
right of lhe proposals. reject The whole and To
I
The be able
es the hour supplied suitable coal
hunksrs capable slowing less 100 coal
Materials he Of The hehi Sua oaohar wofkmanke
and all and fixtures Tor strength, and
observed The less 30 ade
l Quate buckets.
The quality the kind
with hthe best recent improvements
When The by contractor
viii be appointed by The War Department. officer the
To be chosen by the contractor These select id
exceeding steamboat
employ the requisite emen aborers, order make in
specuon and trial
than 100 miles in moderate weather. which trial np said boal
shall maintain speed OF less than miles the hour
for uiive hours.
The OF said inspectors condition.
strength materials and machinery, workmanship 6nh
has fulfilled his contact also evidence Inspection
half be paid the United
and one-half by The contractor
Sep I6--daot&2awtlstNoy Col Corps T. E,
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chitou states Patent OhAes,
Washington, Sent. 6, 1854.

.he patnon OF Hesry Burden, Of Troy, YORK. pray
k los e OF granted the 10th dsy
oudde h, a.o, for an improvement in machine for rolling
's other OF r0n for
from the expiration Of patent place
the 10th day of December, I654-- =
IL ordered petition Patent Once ON
Monday, The 2h OF November ls O'Clock rr
notified appear cause any they huys
said petition ought be granted. . WY
Persons opposing the required The
once their objections, specially forth wTAg
DAYS before the dny Of bearing a testimony hd BY either
application - " '1'"''"0" y"
dsposton and other relied musr be- ned
any, within days thereafter ~ -'e''''"' +"
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Union Ipe
ssneei ana evening star Washington, D. Evening Argus
nadspha, p pennsy,ana Scientific American New and
ros noson MassAchn,etts
weeks previous to the 27h of November next the day of
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
OF the above will please copy aud send their
Sept 6-law3w ~ >N'
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sept aaw6w
United States Mails.

Posr orYoE DgrARrnrgr
August %, s5i.
proposals Tor carrying the mails Of tho United States from
following the Mississippi Will be
II III rss oee % av Of " ne e & %
the iltb of the same mouth
KENTUCKY.
aa FS% Tsks css vi by sMs%pn' Ts1" Ssposs AK
New orIfans, l,o75 back, daily, in and
.....- suitable steamboats,
Arrive q, New Orleans n days byspm;
Leave New Orleans daf m;
Arrive at Cairo in six days by 5 pm
No. '0Ns Sad a y aDn ia ny sad Az. N
snaon, Tenn, oceola, Ak., Pecaa Point, Ra~hoph
miles and back. ,lree times a week, suitable
Leave Cairo every Monday, wednesday and Friday, a,
Arrive at Memphis in 81 bours by 7 p m next day
Leave Memphis evey tuesday, Thursday, and saturday
trgige At Calro in 81 hours by 6 a m next days.
MISSISSIPPI.
No. 1911 From veksburs, by Youns's poa:, a kens
Pecan Grove, TaIu'a, A:ss Lake Providence, La
ion, Miss, GreenvlIe, Columbia Arl. Gans's Land
ing. and Wet ria, Miss, 10 Napoleon, Ark, s5D miles
aud back, three times a week, in safe and suitable
Leave vickseug Monday, Wednesday. and Thurs.
Arrive Napoleon every Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Leave Napoleon every saturday "Wednesday, Mon
Arrive al vitksburg every Tuesday Thursday,
day by 6pm.
No 1857 From Rock Island NJ by Hampton, Byron ;ao-
va, Albany, Fulton, Savannah lie Claire, Iowa. Canaan
che, i.yonr, Tabula, and Bellevue, GaIena, II LOG
miles and back, three times week. in SAFE and saiIabIf
Bidders vil propose acheduie
FORMS Of rgopoas, euaransee, certificate,
ions and requirements (enibracng
lhe ecet.se- 70 the department. proper
spp liver aasS m Ss i%"s iss 0' @ 2" ''
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Aug -eodaoa ln,el. and snr.l
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mo. 52O.]


Office is hereby the Hon. Henry
" Dodge and for satisfactory assgaed the lands
fore withdrawn entry WiIop
Point districts,
each side the supposed railroad from
ST. Paul, Lake
scnbed lie notice No $40 issued from nis Office the 18th
July which subject the lime Of
withdrawal (excep such may been since cmped
be subject entry and after Monday
Of september
though the had Withdrawn from market
withdrawal OF embraced Presidents
proclamation No $40 public rale willow River Wisconsin
Monday lh OF september having
been rescnded they will be offered directed in said
Given under hand General Land Ohce the
Washington, this 2ist day of August Domini 1854
BY order OF the President.
JOHN WILSON Commissioner.
Aug 22-2aw6v TIntel A Star1
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

ine Of entered s.s,. puuxs unles~
payment N lAs sabscrpion bs made in sdvunes
Dssna subscribers opsy By letter II. po,t,ss
wh'sh VII be paid by ourssve, in il
. .t :
The COUNTRY PAPER published u weekly during the ss,
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during the ,oe..
Subscriptions os period than vsay vii, n. ,s..,vsh
terms psopostioned TO the above annual rates
W-PosTMAsTERs authorized sgeau and BY
sending US Five DAILY suhscrhc, $50 RVS
sEhIWEEKLY subscribers, o05 enclosed will be emitted TO
copy srasts
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VAIL STEPHENS military manufacturers of the FIRST orders
would respectfully oa the of and officers
to Their superior work and style OF goods They have created
revolution IN this department. furnish the elegant
goods ~ prices that will successfully challenge red uc,on
We w, to show that hs privilege business
and sucpbe Of all the progress the despite the joggngs
of aniqoarians,
Cizen-' clothes made order, elegant sys and latest
fashions.
United states tags and banners maae order.
12-2fsw3mo
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NOTICE extending the time of she reservation of
" withdrawn from sale pro
posed from SHREVEPORT, houtsIASA TO YcKsnuee
MISSISSIPPI
hereby the
Withdrawn aud ordered be withheld
tnrry xeep valid epuons un the 9TH Of June
ls5i by notice dated 1853 wing
the proposed railroad above
toned, extended OF moHih from 7h
Given my hand city o. Washington, this tenth day nj
June
By order o President.
John WILSON,
COMMISSIONER General Land Ofhce.
luna N Ii np9y
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No. b2l.J
Al Office establishlnent OF Surveyors General,
IN aud of land Offices MExrco
INaTOs, OREGON, and MINNESOTA.
In Of law the President of the nited States ha. H
for the present following
Offices for the districts passed
the late session of fCongess, vix tat ~
The surveyor general of MEXICO located
at SANTA FE aud that for the general Of WAsHNeroN
TRRRITORY OLYMPIA.
The oces for the rgr and WAsHiNsroN
also OLyNPA for OREGON TERRroKy OREaoN
CI1Y those for Winona DISTRICT
WlsosA and those for Red Wing district also
RIroRY, at REp WIsa.
Given under my hand the city Of Washington twenty
fourth day Of August, A. d. 1854
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Office.
Aug 25-3aw6w lint. and Star]
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OUsE- FURNISHING Dry Goods, Carpetanx, Floor
Al oil cloths, curtain materials, &cWe have
complete Of the above GOODS Of Styles
have been purchased in New YORK auction
reduced pess which will
Inducements TO and purchasers The following
list OF of the leading articles
l5O pieces Hew-styie tapestry velvet caIpelings
rs do do do Brussels do
100 do sup quality do do
IS do Brght's patent English do do
80 do
20 do tapestry velvet and passage caYpstings
% do exra-Buper threc-py
l5O do do do #s.
25 hall and step Venetian do
Is pieces 6 4, l9-4, l4-4 printed dfuggets
81 printed drugget crumb cloths, richly bordered
rs very elegant mosaic rugs
$50 chenie and tufed rugs, cheap
10 dozen brass stair rods, nii lengths
full sheets heavy floor oil cohs, be any
shape or size for hall, passage,
in curtain materials fixtures name
IS pieces very rich satin lanes
10 do do worscd LANES
80 do DO union damasks
10 do Turkey red -twiIed cashmeret
IS do cOlored wOrsted damasks
80 pairs exrancl lace curtains
30 do do embroidered muslin curtains
SO de do tamboured do do
rs pieces embroidered tnmboured curtain musiinr
800 rich gilt window cOrnices, all sizes
Together with variety curtains
oos centre ases and curtain silk and worsted gmps
&e to which respectfully invite the attention OF
HOOE, BRO, 4 CO.
Sep l6-3nw1wif
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Acting Commissioner OF the Gcnesai Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE.EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Binder Congress 3D. March, 1884,
act extend pe-enpon rights settlers therein
tioaed the pre- empon extended
Improvement made The date Of aomen
paid the dollars fifty
the day fixed for The public safe And BY the 27
March, 1884, entitled tho relief of settlers
served railroad peOns who settled improved
the above named sections the date OF edaca will
titled the ordinary minimum of public
lands the Of dollar ami twenty five
proven aud paid for before the day fixed for tbc public
Therefore, right Of
Of the alternate odd numbered sections above
act OF I'D March, 1883 above referred settlements
the lth March, 1884, he date OF aI0tment under
2h March 1854 settlements made prior to the date hd
al Of the aads likewise
epion under the act of 2h March, 1854 the
lands Outside the mile limits directed be
the sixteenth Of October st Louis required
ish the
land Office, therefor
by law yratcae after seeing h notice befo,s
for public sale
lands embracing the claimed otherwise such claim will
fetcd.
JOS. =. WILSON
Acting of the Geuer Land Office
Sep iT-lawl3w lint. and Star,
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, WashinRton.--The
thirty third annual of lectures will the
fourth Monday In October, and continue until March.
FACULTY.
Thomas, Miller NJ d. Professor Physiology.
VIM Johnston NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and children.
Joshua Riley, M. a. Professor hedca, Therapeutics
and Hygiene
oha Fred. May NJ d. Principles
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler, NJ Professor Pathology Med
: r.
Lewis H. Steiner, NJ. D., Professor Chemistry Pharmacy
Edward A. Scott d. rosec,o and Demonstrator Of Anatomy
The facilities for anatomy
Like similar institutions Europe, from which
the regular lectures wards for clinical
the
The completion OF the extensive additions tho buildings since
tho last for the accommodation Of the sick will greatly extend
the usefulness Of the medical and surgical clinic.
The entire for full Of lectures $50
Practical anatomy by the demonstratOr
Maculaiing fee, payable only
graduating expenses. 70
Admission the medical surgical clinic through whole
without charge -l
further information, address LEWIS II. STEINER NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty. Office Washington Infrmnry.
25-eodtl0 Nov iSenineIl
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United States Patent Once.
WaahiRShon Geptpmhar 10

an the petition of Aaron d. CraHc Of Newark, New Jersey,
praying the extension of granted him
10Th February lsi 2ad DecembeT, S40 for
method years
from the of patent which
day of December, le54-
IL is ordered that the said petition
Monday, the tth OF December II O'clock and
notified appear show Ase,
why said petition ought be granted. ~
Persons the extension required file in the Patent
Office their objections, specially writing twenty
days before the day hearings all testimony filed by either
said
with the rules the Office which appi
cation.
deposons, other relied testimony must be
filed the Office morning day; the
,nents, If any, within ten days thereafter. a
Ordered that this aece published in the Unon Inei
and Evening STAR Washington D. c.; Pcnnsyvauan,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American, New York
and three
weeks the December the day
hearing,
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
psEd,tors papers please copy
10 The n this
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Ac,lns tJ' Commissioner Of the General Land once
NOTICE no pRE- EMpTloN CLAIMANTS.

approved March, 1883, entitled
pre-.
toned LmpiOn Uulirh hey
above aetniG sections
and psior
allotment, paid toias
before The day fixed Toe public And by
approved 1854 entitled relief
aDd for atoad purposes, who
the po the date ithdrdrai
viii be entitled unpli0Es the ordinary
pubic dollar twenty
acre, proven before day fixed
lie safe Thereloe entitled e right ct pre-
the lands at0yp of 81
February 1864. he of aoturn the
March, 1854, settlements tbr date withdrawal
required establish the the satisfaction o tie register
land office
appointed lo public
win
JOS. :. WILSON.
Acting CoDlnissiouGr OF the General Land Office,
I6--iawl3w Iint n Sturl
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A FhENCH, Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
"A employment In academy school, willing divide
time several will do himself
ces applications wishing employ teacher
submitting his testmonas obedience call addressed
b Washington, ID. O, Sept 8-d2w
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COH SALE commodi0us
18th side the of House
tains twelve and has recently papered
throughout Terms accommodating and possession given
ntelJ Address 10 Solicitors Office Treasury Department
DC. l5--IH t
Al ExV fall and winter goods and fashions.-DUVALL
Bro merchant railors, have Just returned from New
York, where import
prepared exhibit
richest of goods their business
they make order the elegant
able style. DUVALL BRO.
Sept lS--3iaw3w
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No. 5O February 1854 railroad from Mobile Gard,
Alabama Gunier' Landing the Tennessee
Alabama
via Mobile Alabama, New Oeans Louisiana and the branch
thereof Albany Georgia, Eutaua Montgomery,
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Baltimore College of Dental Surgery.

i,HAPIN A. HARRIS NJ principles of Dental Surgery.
v Thomas Z. Bond, NJ d. principles of Dental Medicine.
Washington X Handy, NJ. D., Oaomy and Physiology.
Alfred A. Bandy, NJ. d., Dental Practice.
Philip II. Austen, M. D., Dental Mechanics
Reginald N. Wright, NJ d., Dental Chemistry.
The fifteenth annual commence Novsm-
close LIST of March.
Of October will be practical
anatomical dissectons.
inhrmxry college,
advantage Of practice.
open roNghout the whole year.
$0
For further information addregs
tF r. II. AUSTEN, Dean,
Sept l3-2aw4w IS sharp
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United States Mail

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
September ie 1854.
PROPOSALS for carry The mails Of the United State. from the
first day January b55 the 30th day of june lS1 The
Office Office Department. the of Washington,
O'Clock lot November 1854 to bo decided by Sd
November following;
Clay Hin, Dxon's Mills, shiloh, Spencevie Linden Spring
Hil Uemopoie, and Macon, Greensboro, 100 miles and
back three week IN twohorse stages.
GainsBown every Sunday Wednesday, Friday
a.
Arrive Greensboro in 38 hour, by p M;
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
ArrvG at Gaines in SO hours, by y.
coaches will be
For form OF proposals, and cerfcae instructions
aud requirements cmbacng conditions be incorporated the
the department deem
advertisement inviting proposals for mail in the and
southwestern States, ia,ed January D, ie3t
JAMES CAMPBELL
Postmaster General.
sept l9-law4w Intel and Ev. STAR