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EsoisEsn's o,rtcs CHAMELEON AND Savannah r. r.,
ae agiG sPtaiZ8a1@ ChaEoston September 81 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS. win be recsiyed 2, this office until the
u day October 1885, for building wooden bridges, piers
of masonry, Ashley vs the line of ths
rniroad Three lines proposcd Ono
from pon. the foot Of Calhoun street snoer near
eight mes above Ts width Of on me FIRST line IL about
second tho width Of about aooo est The grsaess
wide and - feet deep The Of the tide from TO feet
cubic ynsds the other about 400 cubic
yards. . ,s1...
small sss about feet thick under this is the
mari. ss4s5tg.s ". 4 sa IN !. q. =. .sE,... 4, . .
The cyiindes driven by Dr. Potts pneumatic
process also for building them piers Of piles
will framed, H1we's plan The
spans piers will be lao eet the frame
81 ieet high. ts4 ~ sss ss .as.. :. s..t.s
double giving openings Of 65 feet EACH is
qniTsd in each bridge. .a4tr , al..
tons application this Office, we they
examine detniled drawings of the bridges. 9Lst -qs
submitted separately for the for the
Bids for the pile bridge
will embrace piers and sdperstructurc.
preferred that should undertake all the
work of either bridge. ~ M
Proposals the undersigned and endorsed
',''r'''~ Il -6V,'@'y -TTor III JAS. g. WILLIAMS,
Sen o6--dt8lhOct .,Es st Chief Engineer
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Georgetown College, ID. G.

of this institution Will commence Monday
September The department aud collie
conducted able experienced
The moral and intellectual advancement
coded their Aage aud building has
Completed used exclusively for accommodation
younger students Their dornitory play grounds study
hail. rooms will entirely distinct Of
Students and officers especially assigned will attend them in
pasmes their studies complete
thus be Effected between The aud older students
of which must all those who have the
ey psIience in the education youth.
The the college, It's extensive philosophical
rats libraries and calumet OF minerals geological
specimens sbeI afford TO the students OF this institution ad
vantages rarely TO be met with.
u. A. MAGUIRE,
Aug 5-dlm President
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OCCIDENTAL LOT.-We 40 pieces fine white bird
IL Diapers a5 per yard well worth 37k superior article
Tor cbi.dren's .f#.
Twenty pieces of the finer numbers OF extra fine.
Cheap scoc, diapers, NIL widths and qUaliucs III
Table diapers damas medium extra fine and wde
stylish patterns.
Napkins, towels, and owellngs in endless variety. @
Linen sbeetings aud pillow ipens many bargains. u
Irish linens qualities, many them made in Ireland
this them "pure all linen" and
good. s.f, e c.Istt.es.t 54H tg#@4ay ( ilg a6t# 7.
purcst cheapest linen goods In
The department has vastly In
creased. + 4 r. II
4 A large o medium n fine blankets
Fourteen dozen bed comforts. t '.a af .NH
fancy goods well those for general furnish
ing consumption, daily iepicnisbed.
Constantly hand and Of all qualities, full and
of mourning astonsngy low prices
price only which precues selling but for the cash and
those who pay their hills when presented. @ M Ht
Good articles low pces aud fair dealing be relied on in all
PERRY BROTIiER
a. Central Stores" building,
9epll-1eteotf Opposite Centre Market
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE OF THE WAsuIsoros Aot

OFFICE WASHINGTON AQUEDuGT
Washington, March 2, 1858.
PROPOSALS invited for graduation and brick masonry
efthe Washington aqueJuCt
Proposals. the 5, of May will be opened OF
that day.
aud after the Goth day of April next.
of particular culver
bridges, described plans specifications.
only of be completed under the
appropriation; all unfinished work viii
he subject appropriations by Congress The engineer
the work TO be done and
each appropriation and in
stopped unl il available.
entire stoppags particular work for want Of
funds reserved Will paih III IN the Judgment o
the engineer the work has been property executed so far as has
gone
will be made checks The United States
monthly of the engneer reseivng 10
will be don of all contracts that The work
men shall paid tle full wages monthly, and in specie.
Az bids should be scd aud endorsed Proposals for work on
Washington Aqucduct."
The United States the bids
deemed advantageous and Ia such
considered conducive the OF The
work. f F
one responsible persons effect they
bidder bidders w his their bid be accepted
within days. with good and sufficient
pccnies completion the work undertaken said
certificate of the United States district
iudge district officer
individual known the Engineer De
partmen War, able 10 make good their
guarantee
choose 10 be presont - ..
I Capt of Engineers in charge
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

!. ~~. United States mail steamships leave New York
~S4k for Aspnwal on the 5h and Goth OF each month,
connecting with mail steamers from Panama 10 san
- - Francisco.
sieamsps and approved by the Navy
Department, guaranty speed and safety. .f..Nna
Tho IA iong completed from ocean
hours. The baggage OF pnssen
York through San Francisco and
cmbakrd the cempany
The money paid in New York all OF the trip
kept in New York. Panama, and
San Francisco detention in Of accident SO that
the route IL entirely reliable.
Passengers the day they arrive at Aspn-
:. + f.i . ( 4
Conductors through by each and take charge OF
n children other
through tickets lowest at the agency I
West street, New York, III L. w. RAYMOND
avb
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The of person viii be entered books unss
the payment oilhe subscription be made In advance.
Distant may BY e postage
OF which will paid assumed by ourselves
SAT
The COUNTRY PAPER Is Published hi weekly during the
sions Of Cong and semi weekly during the
subscripsions period will be received
terms pIopoftiosed 10 the above annuai rates.
ay-PosTM AsTERs authorized agents and,
by sending DAILY subscrhs with ESQ enclosed,
ryK sEMI-WEEKLY subscribers, with cas- enclosed, will be
tsed q copy gratis
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United States nIails.
fosT oFFIcg DEPARTMENT,

PosT OFHoE DKPARrMrsr,
September 2e, lea3
pRoPosALs for carrying mails of The United State. iom
ls January 1885, olh June 1855 inclusive on he ioon
Once Dopauna The Washington, until D. p OF the
18th November 1885, decided by the 2s oil sanc
monti) on the route and in the time heein specined
Quincy, H. Palmyra, Mo-, Warren, Cnkdalr,
aheityvile llager's Grove, Ten Mile, bloomington Me
chlnIcsbufgh, Wyandolte, Linneur, ColerviHe Chli-
coshe, Spring Iii Clear Creek. Gulatin, Victoria, Mays
yie and Doyers, snnt Joseph, la5 miles and back,
three times week In ionfaose coaches wilh hranch
from Palmyra Hanniba II miles and back, three times
week. IN urhorse coaches, 10 be fun Ia cose eonaexoe
Leave Quincy Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at a j;
Arrive AT 81 Joseph in 70 hours, by 4 an
Leave 81 Joseph Thursday Saturday and Monday al m
Arrive at Quincy in 10 hours, by 5Pm. Esn
Proposals for srtmes aweek service main route and
branch are invited.
No pay will be msde for performed ana for enc ofrneh
he deducted Fn arrivals behind as 10 break con
ne1ion with depending mails sfceL excused, one-
Fines will be imposed unless iheenqncy promptly and salts
acioy explained by certificates The afhda
wits of other cesbe for ncgecng ake the mail Ioh
Office suffering ho injured, destroyed rot
bed, and Tor refusing demand convey the mail
frequently concerned in running va
hice Genera anpul The
for repeated failures ngrecaby contract fr dsooey
The Office Of the department, or for
signing without Of tho Posiaaer General
service by allowing therefor rata
The He also cura Or discontinue
service whole in part rata decrene OF pay II he h
low months compensation on the anount service o
should be addressed 20 the Second Assist
Pos'msser General snpescrhed "Ma Proposals o MIS-
returned the depart
January, 1856 For further particulars
conditions incorporated In the contac bidders see
pamphlet the mails In kencky Ten
"'N'''' ''''''''' 49, JAMES Campbell,
Sept 2g-Iawaw General.
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NOTICE. TO TRAVEI4LEHs FOR THE EAST
nR
ANr CnANGn nr iICIIRs oF DEPARTURES.

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF HOURS OF DEPARTURE
THE changes in the departure trains from Batporcor
i philadephia York. effect MONDAY, The
ai,h insiant require that ALL THROUGH TICKETS FROM
WARRINGTON be sold by the TWO trans
leaving Washington 6, a. m, and 3, p. m, only -
The tt and " trims will continue TO run nom Wash
inRon usual and will stop The Way Stations
between Washington and Baltimore
The Philadelphia leave follows
viz: "a ha{f8 4
Al o. a. m, and $50, p. M, instead Of and II, and
Do PAssENG FOR THE WEST will continue to take
the & n M and 3O D. n Washington, making close
Washngton Junction W Relay House, with tho
trims Wheeling Columbus Cincinnati Louis
VILE Dsytoa, Indianapolis. Louis Cleveland Toledo Dco
Chicago, &C. sfts -
For these and important places in the West
THROUGH TICKETS the Washington Station, where
baggage will be checked Tor Wheeling Direct
10 t4- + = 81 4t. ti5S{ JOHN RI. DONE, aG#+
Master o transportation.
@tt '2t0f THOMAS III. PARSONS,
Sent ta3-dst a@ Agent Washington.
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Everett House,

North Side of Union Square, NeD York.
THs establishments prominent and delight
u, Park affords approaching fsh, and, when
comp,ed win combine money supply
10 render il the most desirable yet constructed.
rhr OF this that
open the st OF October next for the aceommo
Appcuons will from parties wishing mako
arrangements for The winter months
AA' '"e $3.50 T. CIAPP & JosLIN.
HAwLRy ID. CLAP,
A. G.. 1osLIS.
z 2--d3m
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H. III. GIL l. EFT, ,
Co,,ussflor NJ T.o,r.

Has removed his Office TO his rct in Franklin Row. corner
lie will devote his
ton principally Und States supreme Court
concerning he will
opinions arising before
appeals the chief ustce
Columbian aud viii
preparation nnd snits concerning patents.
lie give opinions and f,r
either the departments
viii also claims before any board established for their
adjudication.
2S--dW
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OFFICE THE CoMMAapIsa OFFICER,
Washington Arsenal, August 90 1855.

.t. COMMAS OFFICER, sst
Washington Arsenal, August 20, 1855.
cEALED PROPOSALS will be received this ofce until Octo
j building armory in Washington
city, the public lying between street on the
noh, Seventh the west and
Sixth the appropriation OF $4,000 having been
made by Congress for the same. a.&
builders desiring for this bnldng VIII please
the drawings, specifications, and bill
work. additional order make
which they will be enabled to do conveniently and
leisure this office. Ha 54
proposals received hut from experienced and
builder the work has Nc done in superior
hence persons unknown the undogned
win expected satisfactory references before The bid be
accepted. s #r.5e. II
All proposals according the Of the bill Of
work (Which calculated with precon if the
find The correct.
An superintendent is apponted and will bo always
the ground building after the work commences IN
commanding officer that the contract Is
strictly complied with. -
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal
Aug 9l--oawtl9Oct Int g. Bait SUM-
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Preparatory Department.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,,
wAsuIseTos, d. G.

A. j. oUINCHE A. NJ, Principal
Pupils arc prepared philosophical de-
College complete business education also
those who desire in the appropriate classes OF this school
and of the College 7s-
The principal has years engaged, with eminent
Mississippi teaching classical school, The faculty
College give he thus securing TO the pupils the
thorough discipline of the College itself ffa sf t
the College grounds
n omnibus will, IL is expected, be provided. ~
The tuition for ihe year is $50 .tf lef
The begins the last wednesday in September and closes
the Wednesday in June. h.a a#t Ea.A. q
Reference for may the prncipa
to any faculty trustees Of the College.
il-eodt0I. +
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Law Notice.

BsowE STANTON, Walker
JUM. r. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
w OR partnership for practising law ~ NE Supreme
Court OF claims in washington,
and Offices in Washington and Ae
parties viii always be found at either place. and
letters addressed 10 them will prompt attention.
intel and SenineI copyl j.
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, both going and returning.

stopping Sonhampon, both and rouThhg they oIuF
proceeding London and Have advantages
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from Neo York to SOUTHAMPTON ssi Bremen.
First cabin, saloon, s3o frat cabin, wss saoon 81
second do. $50.
All newspapers pass through the pe- Wee.
No bills adina will be signed on the day OF sal'ng
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship
orieisht or passage, apply %
G. A. HElNEKEN 4 Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY X Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
Mar G--dJy
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yIANCIS LAMB, l.ookinR-titsss, Portrait, And Pic
Il manuacinrer 2a7 Pennsylvania svcnue-Paror
Of elaborate style and finish
stany will be delivered and complete
prices York. thereby the ri boxing,
freight ana Of bfcakage. #fs5ft aiN1i
The public respectfully iavitedt CALI
nne f6--eod3mif
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- NEW YORK. HRIGMslN, AND SOUTH
~I@13Ex& AMPTON UNITED ETA E5 MA IL si EAMENs.-
G ships comprising ths line the WASHING
sssG1szSe10TO TON, Capt u. Cavendyi HERMANN Capt Ed
ward Higgins. tst
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Caution-Lottcry Frauds.

OFrcE OF THE MAINLAND CoNsoLDArEp LoTrr Rfrs,
II #.v v ,rr. 85 Baltimore, Maryland, July }, 1885
THE Of Maryland State lotteries has deemed u
WIN circulate by mail fraudulent lottery chses,
pretend for the sale Of tickets IN lotteries weh
The only legal those drawn daily under
elected by The people OF
he STATE under the examine and The
pchcmcs to attend 10 the drawings.
All ina and all certificates Of packages OF
tickets have aphed signature X Brepan general agent
far The Of the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
n,,imorc Maryiand.r All others fraudulent.
For ul on the subject of hose frauds address
Fl y NtttaE 9Ef ffHtt r. X. brennan,
scn, as--dIv Baltimore, Maryland.
AND WARRANTS LOCATIcD.--The subscribers win To-
Ii Ohio Indiana, Illinois, or Iowa, and give
a correct descr o The land located.
description incorrect they will
and giving for another warrant Tor The same
quantity. ,.-.-. -
pe'N"a 'pS MILLER BROWN
TIN street, opposite the Post ohice Washington, D. O.
July l+-aaw3m g Nl9y
ha Day Pupils,
On r street betsoeen 12th and 3th, Washington.
duie. Of this institution the 18th
above they wish also 70 inform
their that they intend opening an establishment
for bonding papis IN the Ist of November next .
fniroed ana turnpsks sixteen miles
from the ciy, and h-os southeast of Laurel village.
circulars be had al the rncpu bookstores
IN Washington and baltimore,
Avg gs-d;h eodt5epti5 lshrl
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CENsUy OF 1850. one large gunrto volume, bound In
half Russia, for sale, few copies cuy, st 81 So
aeps FRhNCk TAfLok.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt. NJ. G. Megr, u. 3. Engineers. .4.sJ
We The undersigned residents of in the State of-
hereby Jointly and evey with the United States, and
guaranty bid bc accepted that he
will within days acr the acceptance OF the said bid
perform proposed in conformity the
ofhe which aadc Aud in the
good the difference the offer by the said and
loves, bidder.
isipncD A. y.
g. ID.
the bcs knowledge and belief,
A'''' 1sirned S''' 'N's EFF.
s-3ewisihMay h lawn
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ID PHILLIPS, or Mobile, hfabainn, VIII practise In
Supreme Court OF the United Staes, court OF claims,
with his profession. Office
sd floor northeast Of h street and Louisiana avenue
JuucD - mi
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st. Joseph,s Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Emmhtsbury, Frederick County, Nd
INE studies this The
August the Thursday June The
$3.50 payable scmanni
ally There charges nluc drawing paint
ing Spanish Italian German, and Latin The terms
primary department composed OF pupils under nine years OF
S00 per annum payable half yeary IN advance
Letters inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER SUPE
RIoR OF Josephs Academy Enitbug, Frederick county,
Maryland.
S--diyear.
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line ere the foiowns
Atlantic
The Baltic. NhPt ooprosA'
- r. These ships having been built by contract cx
servtce every mas beeh
lEN construction, also in their engines,
rsAGZ strength and speed; and their accoalno-
unequalled tor elegance and comfort
Price OF passage New York Liverpool in arst cabin
s7 slate rooms, S2o
From Livcrnool o York, 30 and 20 guncas.
An experienced attached 10 each ship
No beslls be secured until paid for.
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COURT CLAInls.-The undersigned viii any
which him commissioner
pointed OF Claims take testimony attorney
counsellor OF said He be found daily the Cap
Immediately opposite the Office Of the clerk Of the
Court of Claims. JOHN s. TYSON. |
Aug 8-2sw3wt Int. and star)
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Washington National Monument once,
August l. 1885,
meeting OF the board Of Of the Washington Ma
II Monument Society," held tho 3s uimo the follow
resolution adopted:
Reou! That The give notice. by advertisement TO bo
National Dtelgcncer, Uniop and the American
Commissioner the Gene
appointed OF this Society,"
aud the duties oil his oiice
true copy Test: CHAs G. TUCKER,
Secretary Of w. N. Nj. Society.
Aug g2-d3w
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NOR SALE commodous four story and attic house,
nns twelve oo recently papored and painted
accommodating, and possession gwen nned-
f0 once, treasury pepnrime'
Oct liz
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MICHAEL NOURsE,
srsnt for hs Mutual Le Company, Hartford conn,
oGco no. s6i Thirteenth street.
&C All men think all mortal hut themselves
OF fathers whose circnn
should prompt fund for their widows and
children of death
Aug H-law3w lint
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shps will not be accountable for god silver
metals, uncss bills of
IRE signed value thereof therein
Az 25--dtf rI4na
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
The Treasury Department consists of the Offices Of the Sec
retay of the Treasury, two comptroes, commissioner OF
he customs, six auditors treasurer register, solicitor, light
house board, and
The following brief Indication of the duties Of these
several offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Seerearys Ofcc.Hon. James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury; Hon. p. o. Washington Assistant Secretary
one engineer charge architect and three draughtmen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
tay Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
OF the fiscal transactions Of the government, and of tho
ouhon of the laws concerning tho and navigation
OIL the United States. He superintens the survey of the
coast the lighthouse establishments the marine hospitals Of
me United States and the construction of certain public
buildings for custom-houses and other purposes.
First Compfroers ODfce.Elisha Whtesey, esq, Comp
oler and fifteen clerks He prescrbcs the mode Of keep
ing and rendering accounts FOR the civil and diplomatic
wee well the public lands and revcs and certhes the
balances arising thereon.
= Seeond Comprouer's O6ioe-Jobn M. Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller and clerks He prescribes the mode
Keeping and rendering the o the army navy
n indian departments Of the public ervcc and revise aud
ce'hhes the balances arising thereon.
oHee o Cemmissoner of the 0n.toms.Hugh J. Anderson,
esp Commissioner and eleven clerks He precribes the
mode OF keeping and rendering the Of the customs
revenue and disbursements and for the building and repair
g custom houses &c. and reyise and cetes the balances
arising thereon.
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Academy or the Visitation,


THE institution viii recomnencc on Monday the
l. LIST OF september. ssl t-a.rf3A H
TERMS
tuition
Washing lnendinI, other extras ~
Music piano. arp guitar, forms an additional charge
so lessons IN the Ferch Spanish German and Lain languages
drawing painting likewise extra charges Entrance iee
poare pay the current charges semi annually in advance Pu
pills during the and the charge s es
mated from date Of their entrance. W
Aug l9--lawiw. 81.
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rosr OFFICE pEpAnrmrsr.

Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
and Of the Post Office Department assigned
its business may be the conveniently arranged and pre-
pared for his final action il is distributed among several bu-
reaus, follows The Appointment Office in charge of the
First Assistant Postmaster Generals tic Contract Office in
charge of the Second Assistant Postmaster General; the
Finance Office in charge of the Ttd Assistant Postmaster
Generals and the Inspection Office, In charge of the chief
clerk. ot
appointment Ooe-Horatio Fling, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General nineteen clerks To this Office are
assigned all questions which relate to the establishment and
of postmaster and route and local
agents aso the giving Of Instructions to postmastes
Posnasters are furnished with marking and rating stamps
this whhts charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the of the depart
nent with the superintendence OF the several agencies
established for supplying posmasars with blanks 10 this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision o the ocean mail
steamship ne and Of the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract Olfce-Wiliam II. Dundas esq., Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twenty clerks To this of
fee assigned the business of arranging the mail service
of the United States and placing the under CONTRACTS
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting Inc
frequency mode OF conveyance and times OF ue
lures and arrivals all the routes the OF the
Mail between different sections of the country the points
OF mail distribution and the regulations for the government
Of tho domestic mail service of the United States IL pre-
pare the for mail proposals. receives the BIDS
and takes charge of the annual and occasional mail lettings
and tho adjustment and execution OF the contracts All
pcatous for the establishment alteration Of mail arrange
mcn and the appointment Of mail should Dc
10 ths Office All claims should be submedto for transpor
ton not under contract the recognition OF said
serve Is fret 10 be through the Contract Office ~
necessary authority for the proper credits theAnors o
fec From this Office all postnsstes at the ENDS OF routes
eeve the statement Of mail prescribed for the
especte routes trepors weekly to the Auditor all con
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts Tor mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the mail
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and certificates Of packages in the
attention. and
drawing will be Immediately after 1t over
Nf- Address "T~3T p. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Sent a9-eodiif M sa& Wilmington, Delaware