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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28

MUSICAL.
w. LADD A co.'s PARIS gIRgr CLASS, PRIZE
N. pianoioresA nne Aasortmes, u ,teFs end s,rn
oer psSos. csra SsedS.m COS mslssoss, to- 49,.
at extremely low prices a. ss broadway y ssness vasL
81 - "os-
4 syvES OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PLANO FOR BALE
- a,ssS'y aasssd an rooa corn.ss e - ss..
q mnric Apply Al Css sub avenue f,r four days.
" gATrUscHEcEis GRAND CROSS SCALE ,sD
o,hrr plAae., b. y WE,sss, corner d rhir., foara
.ars 40 q TN ~ grad s. . o ' ssasr -.
oher piahoa ranging from % ~ ocasos ~lah for rAnrs
81 o. any Other soan, The ps are req ssrai sss1S
% call as above and eranlne he instfu
Eon sALE-1wo SUPERIOR rIsE roSyp Ro-s
oct W. M, rss ao ~ oos ana oyers VII - .a sssp
Apply a ch Wshefs nrw auction ICONS ~ Erooine q.
s@nes u Mercer
street. Nina sveaus r. mos warranted. and -lt .,
pianos % iei tuned, repaired AMI taken 10 exchange.
IA SONORA tIIzA yALgsTfSA, pRfMA DoSsA,
~ pges.-at 81 sngng has returned v Neg Yet hn.r
se che earrs NJ te residence. Of % .fs Apf stn ~
. ~ Nsnign House, Chamber .lss' esey day isoa
80 - - -
ARs rnrLrP MAYER n.,rs ROSA TscouEp mos
WI % inm her prylls ssi fssajs si she hA leosefed
veal au.s :, hors from % II eoss A. H. n,.sssaes
"s.l ,.en asa ssss essMesa ca aud eereo a-esues
NrEw PIAsoFoRTg wARFRooss or Y GmBznra
me, ~ sss's JAM Ss w. al ~. .s s' .,a s
.piisn aiiatl msnt For sse o.. upon iaTogsbs
H. r.. aArHrws sic srs1s.
DErHfrN FfAfos.-aCHukTzE ~ DOfrr. NO. IN
Roadway, ~ stairs, Ao.lfi suea1or " nslr .s~ny.
Eltni 81 premium rhch ~fsfy
and evt1snee ~ ts sis.~s nv. rsesty.s
Re gsi~5tg GypToTA ~ he fofrpinK Araxis-krs.
seaa!a, PAsl Jalsa snd Aaxusi 0geasL
pi,xos. yFLoDFoss AND vusrc -0Rg,r oyrra
i ~ ~ to'd.ys nQHAcs wAIsEs ~ srsAi~sy. ,rrsi
gr iAf ~ ne bet BnsDn es1 Nvs fors gsB0s AID
tore Dan.
and he popular Horace WAtsTs 4akkus ~
pfiee. aszuy bosrd hoeis ~ ss'ecssi musk ivr T..
IfANc ~TuKfE fEsrTTfUf. SEWN OCTAVE ~
s1efpFsft arr snf fnf maze ~
md ~ substantial nsrneri sii ~ sot be 40
rsn'ed DAVID SMITH u sg1h ssssus
I)IAAO FOR sALE-A DEtsD DIAGONAL ROeY.
vooG. ssFe rs4.fyrs. " si~gsr ~ heti
rcst $40, heen osi nonits I'll BE- spi r 40 n.
~ lr.yes ~ Euf0De ID fs~ dAys ten 10 A rs
Wet Tvfuy sstpnd srref. 'fup " " b'e.ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
TENANTS REGISTER.

TEA STORE RETAIL TEA STORE IN THE LOWER
par. OF the city, doing good active business TO be
posed Of For terms, location &C., apply Ut So vesey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28

CUTToH co.'s DEsPAToH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
" csco, sailing regularly and positively befre the
Day advertised Clipper Of January 5.-The splendid frs,
rlss. clipper ship AURORA Cough master II recei her
cargo at pier 2 East river aud Will positively sail
above The moderate capacity o. The Aurora AMI large
ty OF freight on board and gong In render. Hkely abe VIII
fnsh loading faturday 10Th INST before hch he ship
VIII please complete their and hand "
their bis q ladng io- signature ia be followed by the
Phantom D early day.
suTTOS 4 co., ~ sonth street, corner OF Wall
N. B,-Eo freight taken after the day advertised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28

TAX NINTH sTREEr-TO LET, A PARLOR ANDOSR
lfC or two bedrooms 10 family, with private table,
house first class and conveniently located Ninth sres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28

no DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES.-F. HALE RE-
specfuiy invites the attention Of purchasers 10 several
Ode for sale In Brooklyn Williamsburg and
Few Yo sitter. Fun particulars gwen by ealing +.
BALE, ugge glass and future dealer, 30 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28

vNOR sALR-THE VACANT LOT or GROUND ON
the south side of Thry sixth street. OF
eh % feet by half the block also 50 lots Green
Point Brooklyn, only Ave mnucs walk from Greenpoi
ferry, which being graded and win be ready FOR
building In The spring, Apply 10 b. NJ SHREyE No. Erie
Haroad Building Duane and Reade sfreetA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
HOTEL ARRIvALS-August 90.

WASHINGTON HousE-w. W. LEFrwIcH, PROP r..
YIN " Andrews, Bedford DIR Witt Nelson;
VIM Witt, Bedford: IL T Williams, Va d Tenn
X II; John Watt. Lady, child and servant New
Orleans: Jas NJ Harris, Henry Dawson, Bed
ford; d + Price. Giles; John Lyon, Lynehburg;
James y Porter, Arnoldton; Ro Crenshaw, city;
Jno K Bailey, Charlotte, w l. Dooley, New Lon
don; F Saunders, jr., Campbel + i MeBlas,
Wilmington, Del; II Rosenham Newbern; 2"
Bush, Franklin; II B Robertson ID p Montague,
b Robertson. + II Kinzer. BIacksburg; W
Lyle. DEVILS Den: Jas NJ Bane Biacksburg
Thornton Fronlz. Roanoke; " Thomas, Mont
gomery; A Cook, r & ID Il K; Thos Peas,
Montgomery; Matthew Hardy, A T Dillard
Roanoke; Chas Lane, Christiansbnrg; IL
Buckner, Thos Cobbs, Va q Tenn K; Jno
W Myers, Amherst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
The Fall of Santa Anna

Santa Anna has again fallen from power, but
has again found safe retreat from the indigna.
ton and vengeance of his enemies. Consider
ing his advanced stage Of life. it is hardly proba-
Die thai lie Tiu ever again return to the scene of
political strife.
The life of this extraordinary man has been n
most eyentful one, and will furnish an attractive
theme to the future historian. From the time of
his first appearance on the public stage, some 81
yenrs ago, down TO the present day, his career
has been marked by strange and rnpid vicissi-
tudes, and on reviewing his history it is difficult
to determine whether his good or his bad luck
has predominated. Passing over the stirring
and chequered incidents of his early life. we find
Santa Anna President of Mexico in 1888 and
shortly afterwards absolute Dictator. The re-
volt of Texas drew him to that country at the
head of a magnificent army, but the terrible de-
feat of San Jacinto at once hurled him from his
elevated pedestal, and placed his life at the mer-
cy Of his justly ineensed enemies. The Texan
army clamored loudly for his blood and he was
only saved by the active exertons of the leading
officers. 1t seems almost a miracle that these
exertions should have proved successful, when
wv 'S''S' '""e tHN .ahSNu1 VI At athlllO was
still fresh in the memory of the Texans But
fortune here smiled on the fallen Dictator. and
made him some compensation for the loss of his
throne by saving his justly forfeited life. Santa
Anna escaped to the United States and thence
returned to Mexico, where he was again elected
President in l641. But after the lapse of two
or three years, the tide of his fortunes again be-
gan to ebb and he was compelled to fly for his
lie. he succeeded, however, in finding safe
= fFiage IN the island of Jamaica. carrying along
win him. II Is said a million or two of dollars
wherewith to console himself for the loss of no
litcal power and official dignity.
When the war between the United Stotes ma
Mexico was beginning to assume a serious asnect
for the latter country, the genius of Santa Anna
was invoked TO save the falling state, and the ex
lied Camillns was recalled from punishment and
placed at the head of his country's armies. BIT
bad luck attended him in his military operations.
and soon after the close of the war he was again
compelled to abdicate his authority, and retire
from the country. But fortune once more smiled
upon the exie,an in the course of Il year or two
he was again invited by his coutrymen to return
and assume the direction of public affairs. lie
did so and for brief season revealed in the en-.
joyment of absolute power. But tickle fortune
frowned again, and we havejust learned that on
the 9th inst, Santa Anna signed his abdcation al
Perote, and, protected by an escort of 800 men,
embarked on the 18th, at Vera Cruz for Havan-
ma Thus closes this chapter of strange vicssi
tndes.
Inc last administration of Santa Anna is uni
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
L.n9l MI t.,r ConatcrE is.

The public cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately maze its anpe lrHnce caliei w. Far
II Arabian .nimcni, the dangerous of all the
r,un'ertes. hecausr his having the uun- q" Farrell,
" III buy il in good faith, wtinmt the knowledge
that counterf'jt cxs,s, md they viii perhnps only
discover their error when The spurious uuNt.re has
weueh its evil ELECTS.
The genuine prcleT. manufactured only by II. e.
fnrcll. sole i,venlur aud pr ,pretnr mi Wholesale
druggist. No Il Main street, Peoria, Illinois. 10 whom
ull epilcatns Gr,AE rcies must BE addressed. Be
snc you pet il with the letters n G hpfple Farrell =,
thus II. q. FARRFLLls--nud his ,i.ni,ure on the
wripp,r ali others commercials.
Sold by X. STABLER & Co, Druggists.
i>nelhnrg, Va.
rad by regularly authorized agent. throughout the United
Sintcs.
10 Price ~ and 50 crnts, and Il per bottle
AGENTS WANTED Ia every town vilnsr and
hamlet in tho United Stptes in which il already
established. Address II. G Farrell above, accom-
panied with good reference character -esponsbii
ty, &c. aug2l d&c4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
DIR l.. ss. wREGgET's TAsTEEEss

liquid CathartIc or Family FHyslC.-T HIs Is
ia, best, ceapcs', and elhcien, Cntharllc ever
offered t, the pubic 1t is la>tee.- (rhcre'y avoiding
the nau eetiug cect Of Pills OIL Semi, &c, aud pro-
Dues girrg other painful sensations. Unlike all
other purgatiyp4 it scarches the boz IN Of the dis
ea. thoroughly cleaHses the tona h, and leaves the
bowels ENTIRELY FIRE. FROM cosTIyENEss. no family
should be without it. Children drinh it ren Ii and
without forcing. I'd medicine Is more highly recon-
mcndrd by the medical iacutg.
Give tuI.ia H. and then Judge f1r yourselves. 1t eau
be bad wholesale aud re:ai
DIR. 1FRIGITS Principe. Depot 400 Broadway,
n. VI Purcell, Laid e. COS, E.chmond; Strother x
Fuehenis'-, J II. rhomps m K CHS, ynceberg and
all tie principal Drug stores throughout the Snte.
DR.. Wright will pny One Thousand DOLL rs for
tie discovery Of any emixure other than purely vege
table in hi "Liquie Gatha tic Vrgcttols Family
Puysie. hyanlysis or other chemical process
au1-lY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30

The Washington Sentinel thinks the American
party are responsible for the Louisville riots any
how. 1t says:
but in any aspect Of the subject and no mat
ter what the particular facts of the cnse may be,
the Know Nothings are tn blame. Ihey had no
business to get up party to encourage and stim
ulate war between ruces.'
Whereupon the Staunton Spectator relates a
story told of n Rockingham County Court in the
olden time Lawyer Jones was the great man in
those parts at that day, and on one occasion, while
engaged in n trial with Judge Holmes, then n
young man, ms opposition counsel, became very
profane The Court had to maintain its dignity,
but could not think of furnishing the kings At
torney." SO after brave consultation, the Pre-
siding Justice announced that if Mister Holmes
did not quit making Mister Jones curse and
swear, they would send him TO Jail
In our judgment, the parties most ITO blame
for the scenes Of riot and bloodshcd which have
cured oflate,in various parts Of the countryare
locofoeo demagogues. who, for The sake of securing
the support of foreigners. have INDUCED in the
most inhammaory appeals to their passions and
pre.o1ces and have taught them TO believe that
the American movement was outrage ON their
righis, and M insult to their feelings, that ought
to be resented These same foreigners if left
to themselves would probably have had the in
telligencc to perceive that they enjoyed M polit-
ica privilege in this country except as agratuily
that such privileges they thus enjoyed would
be continued TO them; and that the movement to
restrict tho foreign influence had reference to flu
tnre immigration, aud interested them md their
children as much as il did the natives. But exas-
perated and aroused by the cry of oppression,
from reckless partisans, they allowed themselves
to be led ON TO nets of lawlessncss and crime,
from which in their cooler moments they would
have shrunk baek aghast
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30

CARLYLE. Friend Aver In this age of
qn,chs charltans md mere windy, gaseous retehder<
10 hra yhoJlowat every corner and in the face and
cnr- # all ,ca the loud, blliug jericho trumpets,
and ,.hr ri,y. buisteous wird Instruments OF marvel
ou l. ~ i,rd blass in such WoelGlly sham-ri3den
epoch A.. his say. ii i confirming, may cheering
TO the ef nest wei wser at his Know there has
arrve,tH tis wur.d genuine Physican-io LIGHT once
nnre Ipon something besides mere Sanerados aud Don
Mcruf.a Ja'ps with tneir phlebo'omen Pulsons al d
wutn water.
Your Catlnrtir lilis and Cherry f3coral carry us
Onward Ia II cyon da,s-to miIenna Phar nacnrwas.
when Science, deep diving dawn into the principles Of
thing. sha with infinite cunning, bring out the eenu
lac Ezlxrr r: Tor Of truth ttes il m milesty
enough hat of that Life Essence in your
suue vegetable Installations and mounds
You realize 10 u. the visions of those pninfuesl
snnee dried Achymists bootlc.s seekcrs-dreamer-
among aud crucllns, touching the Quintessentia
hidden Vrue pf the Universe. which should aBtiote
distempcr, and bre TX Tor man the Wheel Of Time.
& IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30

LATER FROM UTAH st. Louis, August, 25.-
Wea in receipt of dates from Great Salt Lake
to the LIST of of July,-The third crop of grain
had been destroyed, and the prospects of famine
were still imminent.
The Hon. l.. Shaver. one of the Judges Of the
Territory, was found dead ON his bed on the
29th of June, and was buried with great ceremo
ny.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30

,ersally admitted to have been a complete failure.
The hopes of those of his eountrymen who be-
lieved that he possessed the capacity and the
will 10 redress the political and social evils, un.
der which the Mexican nation has so long groan
ed. have been signally disappointed. Santa Anna
has failed just as completely as reformer, as he
did in ISi7 rs General, aud we imagine that
the Mexicans will never again invoke his aid IN
either capacity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
NEW CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

l. Y scriber. having made atrane ements with Mr. Il.
Taliaf.rro to succeed him in teaching respectful
cit the patronage Of this community, The School will
he of high order, embracing in its the Lniu
Greek. French and German Languages, Mathematics
and the usual English Branches Tie session will be-
gin on Monday, September Sd and continue 10 months.
Terms $40 per session. J. NJ GUY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30

We refer n Messrs r. VI. Talaierro, Jas NJ Boyd
Capt Samu.l MeGorlle, T. J. kirb patrick, Esq Gent
D. Rades Il Faculty of Washington College. " m. NJ
Blaekiod Esq, and Chas. K Slaughter Esq.
Address either Of us care Of G. f. Wills f q ,
Ivnchtnrr. Va. July lid rwtlst se'i.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
I YNCqsrsisgs3 COLLEGE

u ton Will be opened on the 1t of October next
with "a cuml te Faculty, fine Chemical Philosophical
end Mathematical Apparatus and all the usual taeiitcS
for College instruction
The terms Of tuition will be $40 in the Preparatory
Department and $50 in the Collegiate, ot the
session One ha the tuition payable in advance.
1t ia especially desired that geutcmen who intend to
give their sons Collegiate ,u.se would place hem
soen pos ,ibie. in / Preparatory Department ltt
they may be thoroughly and regularly prepared FL Co-
epe. ~ 81 diets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
CLASSICAL SCsavOE-W

~ REID will open Classical School on Monday
September 81. Il VII be their constant aim to impar
a Thorough and practical knowledge of ,ho'e branches
of Academic eluration which deemed necessary to
prepare students FIR business. int any OF
our Colleges, tie Unve siiv Of Firginu.
TERns-For session of months SEQ.
No deduction will be made after entrance except in
of protrarted sickness.
s. Y. REID, who has recently gral ted in Latin,
French Spunsh and Chemistry Ut the Dniye 'sity oil
Virginia, refers testimonial Of Lis qualifications to
the following letter fcom DR.. S, Manpin. Chairman of
the Faculty, aud to letters from other members Of the
Faculty, which have been submitted several gentle
OF the city, al will be any Others who nay de-
site larhcr Information
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30

<f%sh The large and comnodiou7 Steamship
~Ss@44i.A ROANOKE. Capt SKINNER, leaves City Point
r,r New York, ever" SATURDAY morning at O'clock
nlter arrival Of he Cars from Petersburg, nrrivnq in
New York next evening. Through Tickets, including
Railroad Fare, md Meals and State Room boari
steamer &l4.-Srcond Clas. Cars aud Storage. So
Arpiyto LEE " JOHNSON,
Agents New York nnl Vngini, Steamship Co.
1yyts thur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INTERESTING DIALoGUE.-Good morning Miss
Amelia. inu inak ifesh asa tose IN J' ana a
haol,ome Venus h.r-,lC Where n Nv with snct
hurried stepf
Mis- Amrlio flushed Only adie. lrnls,me as so
il AN blush AMI reptile wit, iuiaait grace:
/ 20 Mr.. Rrrldeh o MINIS d Cos magnificent
Picture Gallery, Mini street 10 lhye my like 7ess Ia
ken fn fery5ndy says thu the best in Lyneabnrg
What think Of the IDEA
Excellent, exc lent exclaimed Mr Rul-hieh. Nha
"A rupha picture Nnur swcr, uee and charming figure
viii mike and hos admir bile and inmitabc ran ii be
dom. ut MINIS Il Co.. Go. Miss Amelia, by nil means
go the ifnn. Ieetions will not be complete uni
yout uietaie grace, the walls of the Gallery
Wi an cxqu.i bow from Mr. Rulehgh AMI Il
smile ilet would lnve melted the ndamantne heart o
the n,sl avelcr4!se bachelor in Lvachbure In, two
scparated Cor the GALLERY, and The other for hi.
Place oil business. avawing himself lie would the yer
day % to the Gallery and witnes, the triumph
MINIS X Go.
let al per sons WHO desire hands come picture, rate
Miss Amrlin'7 example, and 60 the Gallery Il W.
MINIS Co. aig ga
BAKERS PREMIUM BIrrERs is now be1me
universal ta'Jity Nj die and ecommt nded ie''.9
lay nbla Physicians. for the of estePsie
Nrivaa Headache, Deraneed Liver, &c ne feft'n-
cate below Is from worthy widow lady'i tiaA"Vet
county % ulAot.b eli yefacit,;
WHITE rLAINs hanover Va. Jnroot''' to"o
Mn +. BAKER. proprietor Of Baker I'm'lm pit-
tr.-Dear IL caaro withhold ID high estimation
! have Of your valuable Family Mec'n'; IN making
ref my complaints. ! have i1'lti u'' Ut Two
Years NiIh di,utdrre1 stomach. ", men oa ed me
never 10 eui aoythife that | ate"!'hom Gsaete'hs
with me Immediately afterwurly had 10 De dletea'
but thai d moi rrIievel tie com INT tnrn comipehc-
ed usag remedies saiFn give re'I' hu' al, 10
no purpose | began Ia TIL" should have To 1--we
ihrough his sbot life viii, ut ule enjoyment at its
worlds goods. but privilege PROVIDED An looking
over newspaper found ,af i'asers Premium bnlers
we're .igly reconimrn dor disoriared Stomach &c
soon procured boe,nd never, in ali my lfe, found
L., 81 re-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
NEW FALL GOODS, 1855.

F47IRSI supply oF n'w FAIL hUUD3 received IL
J. Lynchburg.
am now rccciving ny stock 1T the present and ar-
pruaching which beg Ia tnll the ateli1n It
+ pufcaa ing pub c. In it viii be mnd the tasboaa.
Die style. imported this season, which weekly hi.
tul i'll he made.
Ny stock of French Embroieries il very large and
cheap. mig &3 Is JOHN q. MEEM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
L,AMtLy aExTRA FLOUR Gr.l.

aug 2ots H. +. SACkETT
NTEsEENEFsY N0TsGE.-Wea are now ma.
vi ki,g arrangements f. rthe FIJI T,ndc, md would
earncsilV request those Of customers who have not
close their cn AID do So, it is very i,n.
portant that we have all lhe meais can command
aug % ct R. T. HENING.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30

BAKERS PREMIUM BIrTERs is now be3me
universal faaily die ne, and nded 'hefai'y
lay our most nbla hysicians. for the of tsePsia
Nrivnds Hrilache. Deraneed Liver, &c. ne feihh-
cate below Is from "a worthy widow ladyi haa"Vet
.,,..., - tif.l.4.l.tz4 .sr,-t,.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-21

ON rnE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

Posr oFrlc1 DsrAHrsssr,
Washington, October 20, lso5
New orirans La Cairo IRON January isss to Jun.
3D. iss ~li be Contract Once depsfiuen
Deeember following, VIZ
Route No. 7so9.-LoUIsIANA.
From New oasaa. Baton Naaehe1, Miss. ves.sug
Naposon ARK aud memphis. Team. Caro- Illinois, %.
mss and back. daily saie and steamboats,.
Anive at Caro- "a sn days BY s. ?.
Leave ,airo daily at O. PM
Aniyeai New orlesns IN days by 5, p. m.
The department exceeding
ees to e above number 10 be visited and supplied d
The service performed
ased but nsy usl be f~qua qs and of sufficient power
make me mp ~ schedule and to be used only during
Route employee boat,
nodaton and tor tr safe Keeping assoog and preparing ma
Suitable ON or rooms must be assigned, be under the eIciu
The 10 appointed paid by department bu,
h.y are 70 be conveyed and pmy.dsd o BY the
agent are 70 y. transferred ~ rls hrs boat psss the
and delivered, Zee " charge 70 the department.
Special the carried, free OF charge,
on xhbon OF their credentials also, blanks mail locks,
Proposals gusan,ied by more responsible persons
aed i Guarantee eerted BY postmaster judge clerk Ola court
The department right reject any may
deemed also bid
resp nsbiy part The bidder and Of his susranom
spr 81 a"d "a onss ~
ung 70 their sueenc requested hear In mind thai the
pa ani hooashiafe AM thai sct compliance with contract
Bo,t viii sabject Inspection by
dessanie by the who vii, certify
each BY That e IA all adapted 10 the service
and 20 boat once accepted can be Withdrawn without the assent Of
Bidder. saanior provisions of
he subject Of ,s liabilities 2iih Of The
ange Inc osanzaton of The Post Office Department approved
Articles form, embracing
Conditions and requirements accepted
Odd and ri. before Isl day of January next
The Postmaster General alter the contract and alter the
schedule ne allowing rata ncrease compensation whih
We also discontinue curtai The ervice In whole
allowing months the dispensed with
Form Of Propo'oL
I, ,-----, of--, State f.. propose to convey the
,a General, 90
1885, and by the following mode Of conveyance, viz
for the aGnusl sum Of
dollars.
rose ueis particulars
% he and and also after u
s instructions and requirement. ddesed 20 the aarotnsment
Dated
(ssued)
The undersigned, resdinga at --- State of--, under
accepted the Postmaster Genera bidder sa!i the
t January, 1856, thereafter
into the required obligation perform the service proposed with
1is DO t u knonrieige Of the Obligations d liabilities
Of JH,y 2, 1885.
Daied
tsisned by two gucrantors.)
Certificate.
hios under o Office acquainted with tic above
and knows Properly and 10
good hSir
tsigned)
Proposals sosa BE- enyeopsd sealed addressed Second
fsssser Gencrai and shpecfbed Proposals River
JAMES CAMPBELL,
oc;2l-lawiw Postmaster General.