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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20
VERY LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT 0

A VERY LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT on
IA lsces and embroideriss win b onered y PETER
gifts His late splendid importation win b dspessd %
1T prices that cannot fail to give universal
An early call recommended. Rich presents offered
unusually cheap, in elegant point dAlesqen collars,
sleeves and handkerchiefs, Brussels point ssts, and
handkerchiefs to match; ALSO ssts in Gaipars antique
broideres Of Paris and Nancy Of the latest syss new
and beautiful patterns in sets; real thread lsoe vss
capes, shawls, scarfs and mantas, from Chantilly
niants robes waists and capsin all the best assoft
nent offered. N.B-Three cartoons Of rich vaIeu-
cienns lace just opened
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A N INTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF OPERA CI0AKR- =
"A Meiv antique, velvet, satin and clsth slsaks-
GEOHcE HRODiE 81 Canal street has jest rssavs1 ps'
mors antique, richly trimmed, And u The vssy lAtss
styles Also few beautiful articles In drsss sloahs,
MORE antique, velvet satin &c. The Indies respect
fully invited to examine Mr. Brodiss splend stosk b
fore purchadng elsewhere.
A IL FRENCH IMPORTED STAMPED EMBROIDREs
"A and manufactured TO order at my store, in 3 fss
hours Collars, sleeves, bands, shirts caps handler
chiefs, every other article In any style rsqursd
win be made u embroidery either Wholesale or retail
at JOHN GILBERr's, 39l y Booadvay.
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rTyHETwENTY- SIXTH ANNUAL BALL FOR rHE BENE-
Il A. OF the New York Fire Department Fund viii taks
place at the Academy 81 Music, Fourteenth street. ON
Monday evening, Jan. 10 1855. Tickets may b. procured
vi the managers.
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yTTANTFD--A PARTNER THAT WILL FURNISH
w one hundred dollars, 70 join the adyc rtiser who
will furnish the amount, to assist In starring
business, from which thousand dollars be real
zed this winter. Call at COZ Broadway, second aoor,
room 7, from 10 10 4.
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7yIN T0YS-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TIE ABOVE
mentioned toys, whereof there i've sizes OF toy
stoves for regular use, very cheap by TH0S wAACK
10 Bowery.
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PREPARATION FOR THE HOLIDAYS
ID BARGAINS IN DRMs GOODS, ITO,
advertised by the subscribers last week having st With
such . ready sale, they will open another lot on
Monday, December Is,
consisting Of
SEVERAL CASES OF MOUSMINE DE LANES,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CAIICoK,
made up in dress lengths.
French Nerin0s and Wool Plaids
NEW KMBROIDERIR,
EHAWLS.
Paris made Cloaks and Msntllas, ke.
Also another case of
RICH SILK ROBES.
With three four and five hounces EACH and many other
novelties received by the last steamer
A. T. STEWART l. CO., Broadway.
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VLJANTED-F0R GENERAL H0UsEw0RK, A GOOD
w cook, washer and ironer; must be- well recon-
mended from her last place. Apply Immediately At 80
East Eleventh street.
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HANDsOME COLLARS, FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
lv THOMAS II. GAYNOR invites the attention OF
ladies purchasing embroideries to his stock just
cleared from the Custom House, which he will sell al
extraordinary low prices. lot Of beautiful colars and
chsmsettes at 5s. I'd. At As Third Tenth
strcet.
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1NON1lkuAIION OF THE GREAT SALE OF
~ CHEAP SILKS
A. I. STEWART co.,
Broadway, Chambers and Rsads streets.
nHEAP AND ELEGANT ExBR0DERIEs AND LACE,
~
HOLIDAYSi
Embroidered and Lace Chemisettes
Embroidered and Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Embroidered Cambria Handkerchiefs:
Embroidered Infants' Robes;
Embroidered and Lace Curtains;
Brussels and Honit0n La ces:
Maltese and Guipure lacss h., nc.
Many Of the above embroideries and laces are very
suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS
and win be sold to close present stock, At
GREAT REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES.
LORD 4 TAYLOR,
265, 257, $50 and POI Grand street,
and new Nos. ~ and 40 CAtharine ct.
rORSETS CORSETS CORSETS LADIES SHOULD
~ remember Mrs. GAYNOR'S French wove corsets
manufactured for her. and that, for elegance and
in fitting they unsurpassed wqle her prices
near Tenth street.
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TT s. NAVY SAILORS AND OTHERS-ExTRA PAY
" . promptly paid, bounty land warrants obtained
bought and sold pensions pro ured balances duo heirs
Of deceased u. g. seamen collected, and all kinds Of
claims against the u 8 recovered by
EDWARD BSSEIL
AgeD:, and late Turssr U. J. Navy, " wsli stxss<
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UyHE EYE,-A POPULAR LECTURE ON THE ANA
I'll tony and Physiology Of the Human Eye, aud Use
and Abuse Of Spectaclss illustrated with diagrams,
deIs and artificial eyes, by f. Franks Optician to the
New York Eye hospital, and spestacse maker to the
Eye Inhrrnary, on Wednesday evening, December 20
past seven to commence at eight Admission rs cents
Reserved seats for ladies' Franks patent double
refracsng specaclcs for seeing both aud Distant
objects accurately through the spectacles This
treat invention manufactured by the patentec only
and now offered at moderate prices Also spectaces OF
everv approved make scientifically adjusted to the eye
by Mr. FRANKS himself, at No. Park row, opposite
the Astor House, and at 81 Bowery.
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il Rich and the presents to be found at
CARRIERS lace mandatory, where are to be seem
sistng Of diamond point union and star point aces
passing anything accomplished by hand before
in richness and durability, consisting OF large assort
ment coarets, collars and Sleeves in ses capes infant
robes head dresses scars and every other article
capable Of being manufactured in lace made to order
to any pattern Carter's lace factory and millinery
store No sos broadway, nearly opposite the NszopsL
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CPIENDID sIIKs-UBsDELL, PERSON ( LAKE, All
y Broadway, will offer Monday, the 18th inst. 30o
peces rich silks, 1t 5s per yard We would especially
call the attention Of the ladies these goods being tho
best offered in New York for the Prize.
CyPEC1AL NOVELETTE, ENTIRE STOCK OF IAACE3
- embroideres hosiery, kid gloves, &C.. amounting
S35 00O st Madden Stewards 779 Broadway, must be
sold by 1st January, without reference 10 cost In
time. Ladies' viii nnd this grand opportunity 70 pur
chase for the holidays.
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VLyANTED---A PERSON WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF
w sl,0oo and upwards, TO join the subscriber in the
piano forte manufacturing, already established Any
one wishing engage In the business can address let
ter to X A. b., Herald Office.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-FANCY BOXES, SACS, RIO
leaux comets, bonbonnaives, &C., filed with choc
conieetoneryThe subscribers have purchased In Pari
. large assortment Of the above articles which the
offer Tor sale at very low prices.
THOMPSON SON, $50 Broadway
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YyO THE LADIES OF NEW YoRK.-HOIIDAY PRES
II ents.-uRSDEIL. PERSON LAKE, All Broad
way, viii offer for sale on Monday the 18th inst,
pads printed cashmeres de LANES, French and English
calicos kc., reduced in price expressly for holiday
prese
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| VIyANTED-A PARTNER, WITH A CASH CAPITAL.
w OF $500 TO $1,000, In business making $500
month Address A. b., care Of Mr. Schroeder, No. "A
avenue A.
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NJusICN. PRESENTS FOR THE HOIlDAYS-JUST
M received large invoice of guitars flutes vioins
accordeons, fagcoletes also meophone, same a. used
al Buckley's. BASSFORD x BROWER, pianoforte and
Goth instant three Schottshes song and chorus
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CPIENDD NEW GAME FOR THE HOILDAYs-JUsr
y out, the American game of Regatta, the most
beautiful and interesting game Of the year. Plain Is
cents coiorcd Is cents coored boards 81 cents Trade
supplied by the agents, ROSS, jones T0USEY, los
Nassau street
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CyAsT Off CLOTHING MANIFESTATIONS HAv.
large or small quante shall receive the very highes,
prices for them by applying 10 or addressing Thomas
D. Conroy, 49l Pearl street. between City Hall Place and
Ccntre street.
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WANiED-BY STEADY ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, A
w situation clerk in respectable store Office
wishing TO obtain permanent situation, he would be
satisfied with very moderate salary. Address Fox,
Herald Office.
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a OnA AN ACTIVE NAN, WITH THE ABOVE
RCVVe amount, can find an opportunity 70 realizs
ahandsome income in permanent and safe business,
that will pay him u 500 per annum by addressing Hard
ware, Herald ONCE, with name and where 10 be
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nSYCHOLOGY.-DR. BENTON WILL LECTURE AMI
t interest the audience by amusing experiments at
Clinton Hall Astor place, Eighth street. Wednesday
Thursday and Friday evenings, Goth, 2ls and I'D At
TX O'Clock. Admittance 1915 cents. N. B.-Free lee
turo 10 the Ladies ut p. NJ each day.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE To THE WEST
II IT - a g. -

Baltimore and Ohio railroad from Baltimore to Wheeling, and
Meeting there NTH the large, and splendid Che
Union line the Ohio, dndthe stages to Zanespie, &c.
expeditions line being thoroughly completed
finishing great Tree Tunnel road being
excellent travellers confidently
The upon
road Of stupendous
The express mail leaves Baltimore daily T.
directly through Wheeling 1850 me l8 10 hours
GLIDING all stoppages, arriving there at 3
leaving Baltimore lay for lodging
Cumberland 7s mies and proceed thence Wheeling
morning
To with these trains, the Warrington
and daily meeting the cars from Baltimore at the Wash
ngon Junction. DIETER known as the Relay House e miles from
Baltimore.
At Wheeling unrivaled line
which have been completed for this route, form daily
ion with the and down the Ohio
cinna and Louisville, where the for Nashville,
the ST. Louis and New Orleans packets
ing further
Passengers Columbus who prefer Gin
and other Ohio West proceed
from Wheeling the Ohio Stage Companys excellent
the best of the National GAINESVILLE
by railroad
WelsvilIe and Cleveland by
railroad will find this agreeable being
places.
90 Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling
charge TO- transfer of passengers or baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the right anywhere
routel from Washington Wheeling 50 SO; Cincinnati, ell
Louisville, S2.
Parsons, station,
Washington, and of the other agents of the company
VIM. PARKER,
May il-d1 General superintendent.
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RELLs' HELLsi BELLS i-for churches academies, fac
steamboats,, made,
constantly hand by the subscribers their
shed and enlarged foundry which has in operation
patterns OF
that their bells world wide celebrity for Of
quality tone The succeeded
applying the process Of loan moulding bell casting
which perfect casting and ev
dence unmpaed excellence OF BELLS have
eeved January 1854 the drst premium "a silver neda Of the
Worlds Fair New York. all ohcrs several from this
Europe being competition and which tho
medal besides dploma has been awarded them They
hand bells variety
weight and they furnish order chimes number Of
bells and Of their make throughout
States and Canadas Their hsnengs,
valuable improvements consist Of iron yoke with movable
which be turned the bell spring acting
the csppe proongng the sound iron frames oing hammer
For steamboats, Steamship their
proved revolving yoke fancy hanengs in brass bronze
design furnished We supply whole SETS parts Of
rehang bells
specifications being Old bells taken in exchange.
Surveyors OF all descriptions mnde and kept
Being immediate with the principal routes all
railroad
despa'cb which, either personally by communication,
spccfuly solicited.
a. MENEEIY's SONS,
Feb Oddly West Troy, Albany CO., N. v.
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mo. 1851


Alabama along q proposed
road Of M.sssp at he Noble and Ohio road and The branch
point Eon Boards Bluff the southern bend
pursuance the Of Pe.iden, States,
named townships situated along The route of the railroad
viii be withheld from sale entry for valid pre- cmpo
In the dstric, OF lands subject TO sale at DrSorons
North Of base line, and ~e Of the principal meridian southern
Townships sixteen eighteen, nineteen twenty
y=one and twenty two, Of range one
townships seve9tsss eighteen nineteen twenty
Townships eighesu nineteen, and twenty range
Townships sevontoen eighteen nineteen twenty
range four
HOrA cfhe line, and Of the principal eran
survey
townships nineteen, twenty, twenp-onc twenty
TSwD.sD. twenty d and eD@o three
In the district OF lands subject sale GAMMA
North Of o base line, and eat Of the principal e&an, southern
surrey
Township twenty two, offange Eve
In the district oflands subject sale at rVsoaLooss
North Of the ns Of principal aerdian,
Township twenty lone, orrange one.
North q e base line and east Of ta principal rndan southern
Township twenty three, OF ranges n and two.
Townships twenty tAree and wenour, ranges three four,
I've, and SIX.
South Of te base line and Of the principal mtdan rOrtrs
survey.
Townships 6neen, sixteen seventeen OF range one
Townships deen sixteen, eighteen nineteen
range two
Townships sixteen, seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty and
Townships eighteen twenty twenty
Township. nineteen twenty twent-one and twenty two Of
ranges sir, seven, eight, nine, ten, and eleven.
South of the base ne and the principal meridian northern
Townships dteen, sixteen, range
Townships fifteen and sixteen Of three, and four
Township hiieen, of range Eve
In the district subject sale HUsrsvIJLsi
souhof e base line and Of the principal meridian, northern
survey.
Townships eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen
Townships twelve, thirteen and rowteen Of range
ofhe e Of tAs principal uaerfdan, northern
Townships eight twelve, thirteen and fourteen
townships seyon eight nine, ten eleven, twelve, thirteen,
and foaresn, q ranges tRree and four
Townshps nine ten, eleven twelve, thirteen, fourteen
Township twelve, thirteen, fourteen, ofrspse sir.
In tho district lands subject sale at LsrAsosi
South line and Of the principal meridian, northern
Townships seven, eight and nine, Of range thres.
Townships six seven eight nine fecn and sixteen Of
Townships ten, eleven, twelve fourteen, az
Town-hp- eight nine ten, steven, twelve, scn foaueen
Townships SEVEN eight nine ten eleven twelve, reen
Township sir seven, eight nine, eleven, twelve,
Township. six seven eight, ten eleven aud Twelve
Townships four, Ave- six oven, eight nine ELEVEN Of
Townships AVE. .r seven eight nine eu, eleven range
eleven.
my hand tho once At tn. city Of
JOHN WILSON.
Jan @-lawl3w Commissioner.
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DItOpOSALsS II

PROPOSALS for s2,OO0OOO Of the Loan Author
lied by BALTIMORE OF Commissioners
FnanceBy OF the provisions the ordinance
and council Of BALTIMORE entitled "An ordinance to aid the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, loan the
five millions dollars their road Of Wheel
fund their debts especially second track
Piedmont 2is miles city OF Baltimore, sealed
proposals will be received by the undersigned until IL o'clock
Saturday April, 1884, for the purchase
millions dollars s2 ooo) Of the loan authorized by said
ordinance, thereof less than $780, the said
six per per annu
quarter yearly January April, July
purchased either inscribed
transferable mayors Office bonds with coupons
tac.d will be uedhe proposals stating whether the bid
coupon The bonds will be
nominations Of 81 goo, $500, and $3.50
Twenty par value of the OF
loan awarded be paid within
such award made twenty cent on or before The hs day Of
the day
per July and the bal
bid the first day Of August
Ten Of the Of the awarded each
contract which will be residue pain
certificates bonds viii be issued.
bid value will be received and right
hereby decns all
default be made tddor baking
required IL
private shall be deemed expedent
Tor OF such bidder the
loan 10 him awarded.
The proposals viii be opened by the undersigned. the mayors
office, nj the above specified.
Proposals Commissioner Finance City
Registers Office, BALTIMORE and endorsed Offer for
Loan.n
\ 4
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DANIEL HEFrNxR, and MARY
ANN HEFFEEK, his wife,
Circuit Court for Montgomery coun
~, sitting as a Court Of Equity.
March term, 1854.
Us.
IAcoR JOHNSON and others.

THE object bill procure decree for the division of
the Of which William Johnson late OF Mont
deceased died sesed and possessed OF the same
lying being Montgomery county, the State Of Maryland
among entitled be divided those emit
sold and the proceeds thereof distributed those
entitled proportion interest The bill alleges
died and without issue, eav
ing the following his heirs ataw,
Mary Eeer ntermanied with
Daniel Hener who reside in Montgomery county Maryland Jacob
idiot jacob Johnson his
commtee Johnson tnow Hesson who inter
certain John Hesson, who dead, Drusia Johnson
now Feaster Henry
reside Frederick county Maryland and Adam Johnson
Kentucky. The bill charges that Adam
Maryland IL is hereupon nd
judged ordered this eighth day Of March, 1854 that the
panan copy order be inserted
paper published city of Washington week for
fifteenth of April give notice the
defendant of the object and substance of this BILL and
this by solicitor be
Tuesday July tho
cause any he have, why decree ought
NICHOLAS BREWER,
Circuit Judge
Test. JAMES T. HENING.
lar l7-law5w
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mo. 497l

mo. 4971
A Office extending the time of the reservation OF
lands Withdrawn along
Cairo and Fulton railroad and anche in the States Of MISSOURI
and ARKANSAS.
heretofore
Market ordered be Withheld
Except valid
lying within probable limits Of the
tied granting way making grant
Missouri construction OF
railroad from point the Mississippi opposite the mouth Of
Little Rock the Texas boundary line
with branches Fort Smith and the
approved February esa be- and hereby further
extended orders
hand, the city Washington 23d OF
uay, 1854.
ny order Of The Presidents
JOHN WILSON
Commissioners OF the General Land Once.
IauD ayIa
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no. 49s.l


NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
certain nfeen miles each side Of The route
OF the proposed railroad nom Cams Landing he Misssspp
Camden Fulton 10 the Texan boun
daIy line, and las branches al Camden.
M behalf the interests
OF The mentioned he
feEsDssr usIED order bs~ng date me
4 directed public lands the
yug miles, theIeabou each side Of
branches, withheld valid
claims, which excluded the OF
10
In the district Of lands subject 10 sale al HELENA;
South Of s base line and east Of As I'M Iinepa! asrian
South eftAs base as Of MA principal meridian.
Townships H. ~ 10, IA, is, and 10, Of and
In the district Of lands subject sale CHAspAesoLEs
Soah Of de base iie and oest Of tho fh principal I.eran
Townships H. ~ - IA, 49, and 49, Of ranges o. g. - TO- IL
and IL
Townships H. H. 49, IA u.s. l6 49, 49, and 90 of range
Townships H. H. 3D. a. 49, 49, IL 49, 10, and 20, ranges H. 5
10, l1,a 10.
townships H. a. 49, IA, is, l6, and IT. of range 49,
Townships II, ~, 10, IA, and is, of range 20.
In district flands subject a Rock:
South Of the Of the nm priapai meridian.
Townships and >, of range ~.
Townships 2, 3, 4, 5, 0, z, and 8, of range 10.
Townships A. and 49, Ia, 10, III, and H.
In district lands subject sale at WAsHIsoTos:
South the base line and Of the nm principal merdan
Townships s, 6, !, &, ., and 10. of range ls.
Townships and 10, OF range 49, - y = !.
Townships IL H. u.s. Of sl ~ 3D. a. rs, 20,
and a.
Townships 10, IL, ~, 10, IA, and Is, of range 49,
Townships TO- H. 49, - and a. of 49, 80, 81, and a
Townships 10, II, IL, and 10, of range SO.
General Land Office, city of Wash
ington this 5th day of January, 1854.
BY order Of the President; ..
Jan 6-lawi3w Commissioner Of The General Land Office
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Law school of Cumberland University, Lebanon,
Tennessee.

school Of Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon Abraham Caruhen, late of the circuit
l. judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Of the the supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bom6ed L. Ridley, OF the
exclusively
TO the school.
Of nsrction-l. Daily examinations
No OF lectures
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations,
Weekly o equity, which
dents OF fac gwen profes
prosecute through all the
practice The framed to them prepare
Deeds wills and all sorts OF documents
dence in the trials Some OF the taken by appeal
which ID held monthly
public nj the end Of session The students clerks e
IFS jurors Judges and chanceos and In official
pacites with their suits
sessionsTbe 6s tird Monday
TENDER, ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July,
Expenses fee advance; contingent
~, boarding $50 Students books
which b, had In the Lebanon bookstores.
Pour sessions required complete the unless
dents advanced class No study required
classes. Students
any during the collegiate year.
Number fstudents the last collegiate year eghiy-wi1
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb Il-eoly President Board OF Trustees.
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THIS - TO GIVE NOTICE. That subscrber hath Obtained
from The ophans Court Of Washington county In the District Of
Columbia letters Of administration the personal estate Of Cen
Robert Armstrong late Of Washington deceased All
having claims the said deceased hreby warned
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
before the 9Th day ~ February they otherwise by
he excluded from all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this e7th day ofFehrnay, 1854,
ARNOLD HARRIS,
Feb 2e-lsw9w Administrator
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

tJa STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS
PosT OFrcE DEPARTMENT,
ZEE aa te. AE. February 10, 1854.
DROPoSALS cor conveying the mails of United
April 3, 1854, June 1857,
will received Contract
department until o. Saturday. March 2s 1884,
the day. .f.ss $500.
No6os Prom Boston, by Harrison Square, Neponsct Village
Quincy Brainree, South Brainres, South Weymouth
Abingdon Hanson, South Hanson, Kingston, 10
Plymouth, % miles and back, six times a week.
Leave Boston daily, Sunday, a
Arrive AT Plymouth same day by TX m;
Leave Plymouth daily, except sunday, AT l2h pm,
Arrive Boston day by p m. 1870
Making the each Fall
South Baiprce and III. South Shore railroad
conveying between Boston and South
CURED by the department .ss.4 ....s .rtst#
second, trip
Except leaving
Bantree arrival OF Fall
arriving Boston by III, leaving D.
arriving south Brsinuee
Fall RIVER Cape Cod,
For form bid, certificate,
(embracng conditions
the to such the department eNped-
ent) advertisement avitng
States OF Maine, Hamphire, Massachusetts Rhode
island, and Connecticut, dated December 49, 1859.
Proposals should be
General Contract Office. and distinctly
Proposal for route No sos Mas failure proposal
may prevent ,s consideration and acceptance III -
.gu ...aa".H#.. JAMES CAMPBELL,
febi'--sa"sw Postmaster General.