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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-26
tbs Presidency, &C. Under this head,

The Presidency, &c. Under this head
the New York Atlas has the following =
!" We can see no good reason why General
Pierce should not be candidate for re-elec-
ton, or why he could not be reelected. De-
spite all the clamor that has been raised
against him, he has conducted his administra-
ton ably, fairly, firmly, and patriotically.-
The man does not exist, who can point TO an
act Of his, which has not medita,ed the con-
summation of the best interests OF the Ameri-
can people. His misfortune has been he was
elected ~ too large majority; and COM
menced his administration surrounded by a
party SO numerous that he could not crafty
lis lust OF power and emolument We have
never known firmer or more vigilant Chief
Magistrate than General Pierce.''
Prof. HITCHCOCK, we regret to learn, is TO
leave US after Commencement to accept pro-
fessorship in the Union Theological Seminary
in New York city. We feel sure that all who
have formed his acquaintance, or who have
been accustomed to hear his public perform
ances, will be sorry to lose him from among
us, and among the students there is but one
feeling, that of sorrow for his departure
There is more philosophy in bearing patient
ly what cannot be avoided. and so we submit
with as much of grace as falls to our lot
Brunswick Telegraph.
The people in this vicinity will deeply la
ment the loss of this popular lecturer and able
divine. We hope all proper inducements
have been held out to him to remain at his
present post.
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Majority for Wise

Majority for Wise 1908
The unofficial vote in the remaining six coun-
ties to be heard from give Wise a majority Of
CO.
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Unitsd states Mau.
ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

Posr osuoE DsrARrMrsT,
Washington, October 20, 1855.
la. and Cairo III ffom January ies6
ao m q s' !" &c BY he @ Of
Deesmber following, va
Route No 75c9.-LoUIstAkA.
From oreans by Baton Rouge Naichex Miss yieksbue
Nspson As and Msmns 1T Tenn to Cairo Illinois, ioS
Leave New Orleans daily ats. p
Arrive at Cairo in s'x days by s, p m;
e a"ys al IN ss% ss ossa. e. n IN ave day. SPIN
The the ht ata no, sssssdns ton other
way i. +,
used but hey and Of sufficient
i@s low wv wa,e s'so'' ue INV '' y 'A' 's
Route agents mi employees boat
moaon, keeping, assoing and preparing muils,
assigned be under the e1cu
asan appointed paid BY the but
which boat detained. the mail and
@ o. % @ % as o Soi 10 T. s.aea s
and delivered, ttee Of charge TO the department.
on exhibition Of their credsn'as aso bSnks paper mail locks
mu be guaranteed by responsible persons.
and the certed by postmaster judge clerk court
rsh, TO reject bid which may be
higher in ufccncy
responsibility the part ai the bidder mud of his
% suarans
"hIecsis 70 oban regular aud reliable packets
AMI sha. strict compliance with contract
DO offered for he service ubjcc, inspection by
es by nae at hey arc ia all adapted the
and no boat accepted be Withdrawn without the assent Of
the department
liabilities the 27h section o the act to
change organization of Post Office Department." approved
anees Of contract in the form embracing
conditions and requirements are TO be executed 6y me accepted
alter the and alter the
scheduis allowing rata increase compensation With,
may curta whole or in part,
allowing months pay The service dispensed with
Form Of Iroposai.
-, OIL, State of------ propose convey the
tia General dated OctoI 20,
1885, and by folio wing mode Of conveyance, viz;
for OF
doilars.
ae of the ma TO be led and all other partcu!as
reirnes svice aIo after t sranation
Instructions and requirements ataehedto the adpertemsn
(signed)
The undersigned, residing State of-, under
take the foresoing bid carrying the mail on route No 1873
Postmaster General bidder SHALL prior TO the
Cay OF January, 1876, thereafter
the required obligation perform the service proposed, with
T DO uitA nm snoess % a.. osiis asea. and d IasiI..
of Juy 2, 1886.
(signed by guarantors)
Certificate.
The undersigned postmaster Of -, State Of ---, GER
Of oes thar he acquainted with tho above
property and able make
good sheir guarantee.
Dated sA
Proposals should be enveoped sealed and addressed
Genea and supcrscbtd Proposals. River
JAMES CAMPBELL
Octai-lawiw Postmaster General.
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Washington Aquednct.

WARRINGTON AQUEDuCT,
Washington, March Z, 1855.
DROPOSALS Invited graduation and brick
dams tunnels, Washington aqneduct
ropsa the o'h of May will be opened al noon Of
that
profies specifications he work will be ready for
ami on the auth day of April next.
Proposals received tor the of particular culves
bridges described ia the plans and specifications.
be completed under the
all unfinished work VIII
be subject appropriations by Congress The engineer re-
the work TO he done and rate
appopraioa and IN case
wnst stopped unit, funds become available
stoppage particular work for want OF
will paid IT, IN the Judgment oi
engnee has been properly executed so Far az has
gone.
Payments will specie checks upon The United stnies
monthly Of the cngineef reervng 10
will be diion Of all contracts that the work
men shni " paid wages monthly, and in specie
should seard and endorsed Proposas for work on
the Washington Aaueduct" g,.,
The United reject oil the bids
nnd such
considered conducive 20 the progress OF the
work.
one or responsible pesons effect that he they under
Builders WILL his their bid be accepted
within days. with goad and sucien
OF the work nndeaken said guarantee
certificate Of the Uatrd States district
district agent ore onice OF
individual known the Engineer De-
War; that the snaanos are able 10 make good their
Bids win be opened in presence bidders any of them
choose be present. - . ,.,,oa
Capt Of Engineers, in charge
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

u 6 prixos amounting %
Whole tickets 84o--haves ea0quansn el0-sishths Ss
the fate Of these sp!sndd prizes as numssrs Der from
the dawing and IL of them drawn at Tanaom and th ct
having iis the ls ID and % drawn VIII
bs entitled capital pixe off, oouo
Thoss icksn having them tho a4a
9th 10th lh 18th ID 4th 5th sach 90 900
7h eth 9th I'd ID 4h
Eveycke, having other three q he drawn numbers Is
cordg Thoso with numbers ON afford good
these with one drawn number draw the
original cost, less Is per cent. sg3 8Il .EeB Ill,
A. each package Of 16 tickets draw certain amount nt
h what hc number OF multiplied by tho lowest prize
win is pcr esns vl sell ssncass q pack
cOgt Of package and what
warranted % draw and which entities the puchaser such
amount a. the number draw the aam guaranteed.
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The psoa viii BE- entered upon our books, Unless
the payment The subscription be made II advance
Distant subrcrss may Ouey BY eer postage
will paid BY aud ali m assumed by ourselves IN ia
cafe transmission atH
The COUNTRY PAPER Published u weekly dunns ae ses
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during the
suLscripuons period less VIII be received on
i.rm. psopu.i,aed 10 The above annual rates.
ss-posTM ASTERS authorized agents and,
sending n. yvs DAILY snbscrhers with ESQ saeiosedi
r subscrbss, win a25 enclosed, will be en-
ulled to n copy gratis.
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,


August The
payable
ally advunce There charges drawing
ing and aiso for saaish Italian German aud Latin The terms
of under nine
nFe, 900 per able half yearly in advance
Letters Of should be addressed the MOTHER sUPE
RIOR Of Josephs Academy, Emmisbuc Frederick county
Maryiand.
S-dtyear.
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IL. ~. GILL r. IT,
sT

rIs. removed re-d in Franklin Row. corner
will continue devote his atten
,op principally 10 eases The States Supreme Court
Having law concerning patents he will
cvc advice aud before
he Patent Office appess the chef justice assistant
justices CoIunbis and VIII also assist in the
nrrparaion nnd OF suits concerning patents
He vii opinions and prepare Arguments for pnr
either of the dearimeuis and
win also prosecute before any board established for Their
adjudication.
tlcto p-dtf
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once of Army Clothing and Equipago.
rmLAprLruIA, October %, Is.

PmLApTLPHIA, October 70, 1885,
EAf.ED PROPOSALS invited and will be received this
y office nn 10 ocock the 10th day Of December
furnishing following supplies
deliverable Uned Clothing Eqapage Depot,
sciuy ik,ii Arsenal, in quantities q required, viz:
dnrk6iue (ndgo wooldyed) twied coh, weigh
ing ~ per yard %.~
SO 900 yad 81 kyb adso woodyed) twiied cloi weigh
Il ~ yard
indigo wool dyed) cloth, for
bands, weighing about a ounces yard
yards ndgo Dyed and wool annes,
weigb 6x ouncee per yard
tnne and wool, weigh 6k
yard
ii,000 dark bne serge
yards Cuaton flannel, to weigh ounces per yard
drilling, unbieacned, weigh 6X
per
$4,000 yards cotton drilling, unbloaebcd, TO weigh " ounces
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare TO Caiifornia.

- United mail steamships New York
for Aspnwal the 5th and 2Oth each month,
<aF connecting with mail from Panama to San
- - FrenciscO.
These steamships been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad 47 miles on completed from ocean
ocean, The baggage OF
checked York Ban Fancisco and
embarked at Panama bv a the csmpany
The money all Of the trip.
Francisco prevent detention of accident, that
the route In entirely reliable.
Passengers day they arrive Aspn
wall
Conductors 20 through by each steamer, and take charge
and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the lowest rates apply AT the agency III
West street, New York, to l. w RAYMOND.
MnYG--hM
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Everett House.

North Side Of Union Square, Ne'o York.
THIS the most prominent and delight
fu New York affords, approaching hh, and, when
all si devise and supply
10 render i, The most desirable bo,ei constructed
Tn. rron.or, OF this respectfully that
the house open s Of October next for The accnmmo
dainn of the public. .,---,-.,-- !. a.,
arrar vemepts the winter months.
'p''"e CLArP JosLIN.
HAwLxv CLArr,
A. e. JosLIS.
10 l--d3
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IN oapRRINo TICKETS on csRTiFIcArEs


enclose the money ars css certificates you
purchase receipt Of which ws send what ordered oy
rsgun with fs ocis pcsns carefully sealed M
ward ,hs drawing certified BY the commissioner win
written expIanoon n DE paschass Please write
vous sirusnrs psn give oat ONCE county
aud State pszes Will paid b das on the nearest clues or
q purchessFs direct.
he drawn uushen Maryland susSss also publshed
By the State in the following pspen IN Baltimore
va nNunp aCIp aPaufot,0 "Anepican," "AgW " also
tic aNuonsl ln,sigsncsso "Unon," 0 Washsgos, d. O.
iottsriex public and carried With the most
scpons faith Integrity, nnA being auhesissd ~ and under
Of the Staie whosa appointed ocer
Tho lotteries, aosd sudcent guarantee 10
The public of fsirnsss with which thsy arc dawn
The responsibility Of the Of hesa ioitees ana e1
for the Of s pses Val iosre e
support approval Of oil Who may feel disposed 70 en-
ba these enterprises. go ,...c.... ~.
The brancy msncsncs Of h. scheme and the nat
tionniniy that draw lottery o. hs maenuoe,
invest small asked f tickets ana
Of the obaninf some Of these ssnnceh
pixcs. M @. a ,~-. - - x..a~ v.,, ,,ro,
having her orders promptly ned and the cest confidence OBJ
served. 4sNa - -. ~. .,~... sac.
iron, ii certificates ~ packsssr OF whoies from
ai9 10 s3 and In proporcn Ths prizes IN
which vary rom u 70 $40 according to the pce %
irkets.
-" " 80 -" Asdrseus orders 20 ~ -9E III FIX. BRENAN,
"'1 No. 4Csvsn sscsi, Baltimore, Maryland
Octi4-dtaSdNov
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-. EDWARD X. COLLINS,
ST No. SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHlPLEY, d CO.,
tsH Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO.,
~ Austin Frinrs, London.
b. g. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
GEO. H DRAPER, Havre.
these shps will be accountable for eod mver
,jcwy, precious nca uness bills Of
therefor and tho value thereof hersn
Ap25-dn
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Law Notice.

BKowH ANTON, WALKER.
IEM r. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
Err have formed parnerhp for practising law in tho
United aDd claims In
Of Tennessee. Oces in Washington Mem
OF the parties will always found eihsr place.
letters addressed 10 them will receive prompt attention.
Ap g. [fne. Rsn sf& K
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Stopping SOuthnGiptOh
proceeding Havre
othsr route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from Nep York TO Southampton ss& Bremen
First cabin saloon, $3.50; a cabin. ~ly saloon, a.
second do, $50.
An letters and newspapers pass through the vcc
No bills Indng will be signed on the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon il attached to each ship.
For freight or passage, apply 10
g. Ii. SAND, IL South William IT., N. Y.
G. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CRO5KEY 4 Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIH Uavc. .&
Mar 0-dly
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Maryland Lotteries.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.

as4srH MAnAsras' OrHcR,
HG Baiumofe, MIDI October !, 1855.
THE nanaaers Marylsud oes will give their attention
10 he ng and csrihcstes OF packages Of
would call the attention Of the puhuc 10 me ioowing
schemes which 10 the
Most brilliant and HasntResns Lottery sssr Draun
authorized by the State Maryland ho signa
BRENAN, Agent for The Contractor ~ and
any Others are frauds
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CAHD-You.s ladies Wishing % improve .nsms.ive. in
"A Frnch caA do % BY joining the mornpe Mss
Brookss school, No l3s Pspnryvsna avenue
resident Psrisan ady u distinguished sbes-
gives daily instruction In that language T q 4
Oct m-ccd9w W -
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f,ENsUs Of 1850, large qusrfc volume, bo"nd In
y half Russs for sale, few copies ouly, AZ 81 90 - an
Aeps thhNVh ihfboh'
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.

"a ~ ~ e - 4
IN Monday the 03d instant the trains will leave
u Washington at and 81, Z. m and and ~, p. IN.
On Sun Jay, AT Ak, p IN.
Leave Baltimore 4X and ox, M, and and 5x,
I. H. PARSONS, Agent
April 22-dH
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WIN. M. Merrick,

No. % Lousiana drsn"r
WILL practise in tho Supreme Couvt of the United sasc the
court OF cam and the Of tho District Of Co
iumta.
Dec a7-3swt
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arJpERIOR kII1VEHaerLATED 0OODsl--I have recent
Wrvceived superior silver psed goods pa
ted on sibssa and "copper" which will sell u sunnsy ow
prices, viz: H.s .......,.. a. ~. ,,e,,o.,
Css,ors srr . variety Of beautiful patterns
WrI,ers enA q trays, au sizes
uocus iorks pup sdIss, butter knives, Ac double plate ON
tsSs bssssss, an easscss, pickle ssnds
ssIs stsnds IiQS,os stands, candissticks
Elsrant dsh the dx and cover forming two dishes
Batter dishes, raSd Fccoivosv, gnhiets, murs
Toess rack h, tea kstsss, coffee urns, pitchers
Tsnksrds, sasar spoons, nsh knives, &c.
of th> seove aictcs ~ examining my
s,cck Win ns cOnvlassA oy II Investing In silver
they hpl durable oods which bear cssc res
"~' 80 : : ~ - '"I I7 ~ 80 Q, W BoTELER
Oct "A 0ayoyf Iran Hall,
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COO WOOL gray with the letters u g. In
ceDre,) to long
NJ inches wide, each blanket I, weigh pounds
half st0cking made OF good sound
aeece WOOL and with double and twisted yarn weigh
3 lbs per dozen
1880 pompons for artillery, infantry, dragoons and rifles
$4,000 yurd worsted laces yellow, scarlet
orange, nd green
40l Yards cdns on silk lace, Y inch
yards tape, u inch
nyards G. webbing
3s OG0 o waddng
white, and blue for national flags
5000 gross buttons s.ee..
4O0D DO do do
1000 white metal suspender buttons
5000 do do do shirt do
ienib buttons, wood, small
$500. slips do do
1900 tent buttons do large
l.. 90 tent slips do do
iA2 hospital poles, sets
$50 weI do do
hospital tent pins, mtge size
5000 do do do small size
5000 wall do do large do
10000 common do DO
10 7oG galvanized wire staples for tents
S,6v0 do do 40 rods 90
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N NEW YORK, BfxlCMEN, AND SOUTH
~ AMPTON UNITED STATES MAI. STEAMERs-
The ships comprising this line are the WAsHlN Nc
TON, Capt f. Casendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward Hiusns. se
stop Southampton both going and returning
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
The Treasury Department consists of the Offices Of the Sec
etary Of the Treasury comptroers, commissioner Of
the CUSTOMS six auditors treasurer register, SOLICITOR light
house board, and coast
The following brief indication Of the duties OF these
several Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Secretorys OfeeIon. James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon. p. q. Washington Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charge; architect and three
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
tay of the Treasury s charged with the general son
OF the fiscal Transactions Of the government and OF the
cuou Of the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States lie snperntcnds the Of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals Of
the United States aud the construction OF certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
First Coppfrouers 0ce.-Elishs Whtesey, esq, Comp
toer, and fifteen clerks He prescroes the mode OF keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public lands and reves and certcs the
balances arising thereon.
Second Cornprouer's 06ice-Jobn NJ. Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller and cerks He prescribcs the mode
Of keeping and rendering the OF the navy
and Indian departments Of the public service and revises ana
cs iaes the balances arising thereon.
Cce Of Of the CastomsHugh j. Anderson,
e, Commissioner and eleven clerks He prescrbes the
mode OF keeping and rendering the Of the
revenue and dbursemes and for the building and repair
Ing dc and revses and certi6es the balances
srizng thereon,
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sos, 600!
Lottery for the benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE.

Orders for tickets shaToa and ceFihcdtH W d
above will the prompt
an account drawing will be scnt immcdiaicy ae
% ." ~%S xaSress s,ue' "0'" NO. P.L RuCKEY, Agent,
Oct 81 Wilmington, Delaware
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Tickets Ai0--halvss eS-quartars o. so.
rsracates of pscksxes of rs whole tickets, $3.50 90
10 do Is half DO G3 90
10 do % quarter do u 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-25
NOTICE.
Our EElENnS NNSIOMEKS ANn TIE pIn,

GENERALLY
conformity with .Ias staining custom of selling
,i!!rr 500, ~ -uu!- ~ I'll" rlp-' OF every =
vents and tiin period wi!. com" round ia le5J, has
let" gIuIlrt from El- uy ~ put down our -uck e.,
"a prIr- Ill ensure H. reduction before III" tsy
public sale whatever may 'I"T hnId vii
pp-"i 81; nj public auction wI:huu; limit "r reserve
We hHy, sIi. md nav" !" otter to patron. .
large supply o I'll" styles q" ts tails gUO!.
u"rUlrI trpw. I"y hay" been purchased ht tue y.
luGh auctions wI cash. AZ IA" Unprecedented low pI
o ia" lat i"s' work.. ana upon Mch "" have pAa:
small proni
Cloi. Cas-!'urr"s Sa;,n-.- and FU'lri Cloths
Twcrd- Kentucky mad k,a:rhr,h l"ans AMI k"rscy.
F!anu.ls Lns"yS. Plaid. Uui Gable Twis' h"rscyi
French Grrmhuhui English MtrIuDs, all prices
Rich Plaid and Prui"d Ga-lmrir- ami MOn:sr.!nes
super French Plain NDu--"I!nrs, al sEadrs al color
Gala plWd. Plaid P"isHn-. Challys and Dc Beige
super plain and figured French Flannel, Tor SsGuc,
Bacs BoubaAnr>, Canton CIo;l, AMI Alpaca', all pru
P-!d spun silks and silk ana WOOL Plni- AMI De L,-a
Rich PLAID and HrDca!- Ghr" and roUlr De Sole
BrOcsi" and rhii BIZ >IiN, 'Nrrn quality
Black Gro De Kline. Tar'''r. md satin Lcyant;ne
Sat.ns Nar-"lnr, and flurrucrs Ill color, aud qua..,
Real rl-h rupIns. and Eugll,h ami French diuo
Neck Bonnet Cap lUtrs;rius nnd -n;im Ribbons
High courrd ANA black and whit" plaid ana checked ~
ham
French English and American Cnicoes cheap
Table pnm,-k, Tail" Cloths, Napkins md boyle.
Bird Ey. pmpcr, iiukabuCk. DOw!Asnui Towel,
Embroidered Curtains ANA Drupcry Mu.lins
Dotted Embroidered and Pu4u ~w.,s MIsls FOR .lr..
Rich Lace ana Muslin French ,,i scotch Worhrri COL.
Muslin and Cambria >.rovr. iuhi'- mud Flouuclng,
IMb"t, 't-UN":t, !H:hrIl' hLd kuu HOY SHrHIt
Indie. and Misses Hid, Six. Nrt, Inhrt and Lille GLOW,
Gent and Boy Buck. E,rIv"r. Ihhct md silk do
Ladies Hmd Gent six. M"rimO and shaker E"-, o.
Drawers
Gents Ladies nn ChiIircms Wool, Cotton aud Fix T.
sl-ry
Whitney. MurksMs.v. Tw.llcd aud Du:' Blankets
3-i - IL, - 81 and III Cotton Shirms, and >ar;
nGs
Plaid Domestic, apron Checks, Oznn5urg-, &c, sc !
VALENTINE. CkENSiiiW 4 co.
No % Broad street corner .iA
Sent L. Near Cnui,ul Suuy,.
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r,.n i. ,,sy'i,a 10! tr- ir. Been ..i il dc,
srel.:ya mode 81 con:"yanc" but .mcnGr. t,.r t
cnFc ma" aatA - ~ ~ -.. ~. c'r'a'Etv, aud src':!-,
;,s.., lc O. Ire law. These b,Gs sEe rrylrd
tie ia!E,r IN y",!c: they r.e Designated Oh tho hcoE
tic department, ''.tHr o.s IND iary viii De- ons r.d .
providing Tor rhc nail ao:~c"cr large ara watt,
may be- i.c mode OF conv'yrc" necessary Iu-ur-
! "cei.ri'y. H!Itv. md security.
In al ru.... where the lowest grade Of service l. bell
ed % be- sufficient the lowest bid will hc HCc"p if l,.,
culrant.-d in preference" 10 II star -prC!nc I'D
VII ,h, lowest bid i not star lid ANA C!tr- ri,l
no mod" or inndrqua" mode OF conveyance il will 30.
be accepted. hut nsid" for specific bill propo.n I,
| he .'--Hry .,!NICr.
When H." b.i does 10: specify mode o.: conveynrc,
nj u,u l. Proposes ACCORDING 20 the advert.
nj, bat without specification, VIII BE- considered :,
progu-I.l for rursc.ac< -,rvIc".
81 4 modification of bid! in nay Of its essential TEN,
IL ianruuOun' - a bid. and c"inot hc received
II !" Interfere with regular competition inter- the h. a
: Tor rrcciy II, ii is.
=" ro,;ns;'r- bee careful not 10 certify the 81.
Cheney Oi .udaGtur- .Lr"'Ir- without knowing thai H.,
are i'rson- Oi sufficient r." IsiL.!y; amt al hie.
cuarHn'ur-. and ,ur,-7 ARE distinctly notified ihs,
ir" 10 "L"! mo perform ia" contracts tie servr
pr"pO-' III III" accepted bids their legal lirbi!r,
! be- 'n-'Tr"i t-'.!,.; Them
-! In" contract, viii Ice SUBSTANTIALLY II! the URN. c,,
ioin'" E- ~ the ,.,p"TiI"h except III the rrspeC., u,,
uirla'y mr:!a'd III these Instructions: nni all p,
rIn "ii steamboat routes tn" will hr rrCg-,
Ia G"!:r"E a." mii- III tn" post Offices the ends Z: ,
rou;'- "l mo al til" n:rrlcU.nrc poet Office Rot mo-.
t!!uT "i-Hy - !r'1!u ;9' railroad or landing.
81 !T"-' "a; contractors. AMI person. known at III. tr
nn'''ni. H equally win "'!"r, procure gunrnat.-.
td certificate q! :iIg -u:!r.-I.cy substantially IN L.
i:m- "H'va ir"scr!urL II" o.!rlEca,rs of sui!, e,
must b" si-a"d by postmaster =" oi the places b,i
Hhui'"i, az JudS" Ui II count 81 r"cO!i
ro"ma-ic!s III" ends Of routes on which they thin,
tie t'-ri: !Mud" 81 convey Inadequate, will wrgl
III" MAI Zach trap Tor sIN -ucc"ss.r week. week
r"u"-. rni r"r weeks Other Tours aud report III"
JAMES Campbell.
Jnn 2o-lnwI2w Postmaster Ci"n~A