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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

On Saturday morning there were nine individuals
brought before Justice Welsh charged with drunken
less and dioIderly conduct. Their names were Pat
rick Moore A. Dixon, James Myers, Psser Riley,
William Downing, Patrick Maxim, Joseph Rovtaad,
Mary Hustled. and John Connolly. They were dis
posed Of in the usual mGnner-one or two OF them
paving the fine bu. the majority accepting grstuiiou
accommodations in the City Prison for ten days, a
prescribed by The law. The only thing remsrkabl
about this days proceedings was the profound oohv
iousness Of the prisoners regarding the places wher
they purchased the liquor which intoxicated them
Not one Of them appeared to have any distinct recol
lection as TO the locality in which they bought IT. or
Il G individual who sold it to them.
On sunday morning those persons arrested on tue
previous day and evening were brought H. anu eiine'
discharged or committed for examination, as the evil
de1 &C in their several cases led the magistrate 10 de-
eide Al very early hour in the morning the oicef'
commenced dropping in with or more pcture ue
sIecimens OF humanity in charge, whom they hau
picked up IN various conditions OF passive or eO'er
ecstacv caused by a somewhat liberal lnluI-euec "a
the ardent Among the first cOmers was an lrish" oa
of m dde age whose naturally repulsiye features Eeie
rendered even more disgusting by long-eonuneeg IL
itie scklv looking thing that seemed never 10 nave
known the blessing of pure air or healthy iool' AM
Was droopng for the want of those ne'tssAIies'
appearance OF this woman was 50 chaFac'etASc =;
sGusol as TO occasion the remark by one VI 'e ~
officials: "Shes good LOOKING, she \ Vu. Se iHu
be good deal better looking when ant " 'fu'i
"Ah then won't YOU let me sllp out gFaheVeh,
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BY HAILROAB n DIHECr TO THE WENT.
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T'-.- ss'~ss's wesraAEss. :sd "nss''ss bat III
R~niag tiee sss.s~ Ra.siga ard c.s'ssas 81 ao.r.
TArsssA r''''' ..s .ss. ssdsss: CHECKS g :. h.a !.
rHE Baltimore snd oss As.ssd hs,ss ss.y improved q.
siis.. ws.assos ssiasoss posons ws.
Tsr c"nnrsam br~ss 10 trains from washington and the
,, sosa @ ssss "sas s.s es 1s
@ ~ % ' @ oa csssss
and ,hc Ohio nvs B.sssss snscssd @ sousn y
ss - ss.:s wa'a ss sa. 81 ssi
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m ssn.: %:a; s ss. Il .. Z: &:
sss .s. s::.s w a.
Aans0cld ssd ssndusky railroad x sandusky Tosdo Detroit
a. rs q s4,g.4 u.ia. sonnss. ne
Il 'ss xsas lsl,ssS 81 Ls as
n:d r ao ssp p'THn .ss Il o5. r'
Pssstsn holding through ticket. ior Ms@ihi:: ylstslas,
r,s ssa Il cass.ssa = ,As ss;i on s olu
rrksn Af nvansviis. Cairo, and g. Louis arc sold BY h
FOR cLrvELAND, and u. cleveland to Toledo, Detroit chi
Whssss and Wslssie, tfoy mIssj win
The Cleveland and Piu.hus railroa. i made;
anordng roulh tickets and cheeks n Washington IL a1o te
ss s,sa, West Tbs danes from Washis,on 10 Cincinnati Is
hut s5 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than BY uny other
BY through cks. from a.hing,on TO wheeling %
Cosabn sI3 63 Dayton, 9s5 Sol Caciana, al6 Louisville
rsIread from Cncisna, SIS; IndanHp0
37 Cleveland S,9 i5 Toledo, ~ Sol Detroit 8l5 ~
Chicago d $40 So st. Louis s9s so and al53 Memphis
q; New Orleans, @9t &C.
For frederick Ferry Marn,bu, Berkeley sprins
bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland, and FsTm0unt
passengers may Washington 0, or 4 For the
~y Baltimore md WhuclnH take s,
from w aslDgtOn.
Baltimore. Annapolis, &C., special I'D
veui.emanis. eA =
vor further information, through tickets &c., apply 10 TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. - Fl
JOHN u. DONE,
Il Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5--dn fa# Ohio Railroad, Ba'umore
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Ceorgetown College, ID. G.

TINE will Monday
September The preparatory department and cole
able and experienced professors
the moral ana intellectual advancement
large and spacious building
lust beoa exclusively for accommodation
students Their dormit0ry paysnunds, study
hail. class entirely distinct from thOse Of the
and officers especially assigned will attend them in
their audIes complete
effected the and older students
Of which must be to a those who have the
ieas ex xurrence education of youth. Fass1
coless s extensive philosophical sppa
libraries cabinet Of minerals, geological
speciinana Shells afford the suden of this institution ad
vanages rarely to be met with. .<,,,
Aus 5-dlm President
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Washington Aqueduct.
OrrlcE OF THE WASHINGTON AeuEpuo

OFFICE WAsHIncToN AoUEpuor,
Washington, March 2, 1885,
PROPOSALS invited for graduation and brick masonry,
dams tunnels, tho Washington aqnedict
Proposals. received the o May will 10 opened al noon Of
that day. sss
Maps proes specifications the work will bo ready for
animation and after the 2Dth day Of April next.
Proposals Tor Of particular cnlvcrts
BRIDGES plans and specifications.
only of the works be Completed under tie
unfinished work will
subject appropriations by Congress- The engineer
the Of work 20 o1 done and rate
for each appropriation and in case
appropriation holding out sufficiently to decide when and
what works stopped funds become available.
soppage particular work for want Of
fundr will re paid H in the Judgment Of
engneer the work has been properly executed 60 far Us mas
gone. -, 60.
Payments checks the United sfaes
OF the reseTvng 0
diton o all that the work
men shall paid wages monthly, and in specie
All bids should he sealed and endorsed proposals or work on
the Washington AquedncL"
The United right reject all the bids
and such
considered conducive to the progress OF the
work.
persons the effect that he they under
take bidder bidders will IL his their bid sc accepted,
within days. with good and sufficient
securs completion Of the work nndeaken said guarantee
certificate o tho United States district
AGENT officer OF
individual known the Engineer De
pament War; the able 10 make good their
guarantee.
' ~ NJ. c. MErGs,
Capt. OF Engineers, In charge
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Appointment of Superintendent OF Buildfngi
and Grounds at the University OF Virginia.

Appointment of superintendent OF Buildings
4, and Grounds at the University OF Virginia.
the last annual meeting Of vrrs of the univs
sy Virginia. offered the following res,lution
which was adopted: t
Havng bclcve from tho experience Of past yea
That the University might with popety
and benefit to The be relieved from me and
and that the door aas might with .dvanae Ss
sk practical who would devots his whole time
dschase Of and other duties o suitable comsnsa
Reoivs That the whole subject BE- referred 70 the executive
committee divide the duties Of the In the
them 10 make the appoint
salary exceeding u 10O II In
opinion Unvoy would 10 promoted BY
and division Of labor between the proctor and So
pernte ndeni"
In pursuance resoluon he undersned proctor Of
will
ce~d September make the appointment
noiify al who
Disposed Offer for The appointment at VIII e expected that
individual appointed shcud be qaihsd TO ake tho charge
rm (o few hundred conxuous
Of all the buildings Of the UNI
versy public grounds and keep them in repair aod have
suitable knswdge ndscape ssdcnng ornamental planting OF
trees Ac tsN4 .
Any Information will bs cheerfly given. App'
their applications 70 the undersigned endorsed
Applications Superintendent Of Buildings and Grounds"
. X. X. PREkTIS,
Auopsr. IL, 1855 Proctor Universiy Of Virginia.
Aug l0-eodti9Sept
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II. II. q IL l. II r,
C0wnseii0y at Lnr.

ONCE his rssd in Franklin Row. corner
of Thlteenh He viii devote his
den principally the United States Supreme Court
Having Inc concerning he VIII
questions arising hasor
Once appess - the chief n.ce or assistant
Of Columba ana VIII aaso Assist IN the
preparation nd Of concerning pntenss
ne written opinions and prepare arguments TOR par
either OF the departments and
claims before any board established for their
adjudication.
Oct26-du
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nj. A. Tyson and Sisters Female Seminary for
Day Pupils,
On r street, between l2di and 1871, Harrington.
THE duties this resumed the 18th 6erem
and, connection with the above they wish also 70 inbm
intend opening establishment
for boardng pupir the list Of November next NMN
The latter situated turnpike sixteen mes
from she city, Of Laurel village.
circulars ho had the principal bookstores
In Washington and Baltimore.
Aug 4--d4 AcodSeptl5 (Star.1
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OyrIcg OF THE COMMANDING OvrIoER,
M Washington Arsenal, August 20, 1855.

I =
CEALED PROPOSALS. will received this Office untlf Oco
her sOh median for building D Washington
city, the public square lying between the
south nrt Seventh street the west, and
SIKH the appropriation OF &90OeO having bsen
made by Congress for The snme.
builders desiring propose for this building win please
this Office examine the dawinss specifications and bill
work. and receive additional explanation in order 70 ahe
poposas which will bc enabled do conveniently and
leisure this Office.
No proposals. received but from experienced and
in superior
distance unknowa 10 the uudorsened
expected present satisfactory befbs the bid be
accepted. %# ~.
All proposuis according items Of s bill Of
work. (which calculated precisi0n tho soposer
hnd the
An experienced superintendent appontrd and will be always
ground Of building, ser the work eomDencos N
absence the commanding occr 10 see hat the conuaci
WIN. II. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal
Aug 2l-2awt9Oct (In X Dalt. Han.J
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare to California.

= - United Statcs maI steamships leave New York
<4[9 fof Aspnwa the 9th and 20lh of each moph,
& connecting with mail steamers from Panama to San
- Francisco, s,ns
inspected and approved by the Navy
Department. and Euarnniy spesd and safsiy.
The nes completed from ocean
ocean, Is crossed The baggage 0f
checked New Y0rk through San Francisco end
Panana BY steamer a bs
money all expensas OF The "Trip.
port 10 New York, Panamn, and
Francisco prevent Of accident that
the route 10 entirely reIdLis.
Panama the same day hey arrive at Aspn
Conductors 70 through scamer and take charge Of
and children without other pFotectors. -.
through apply at the agency III
West street, New York, l. w. RAYAOND.
MayG-d6
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stoppns southampton both going and renns ncy ONT
London and Hhye over any
route, the economy Of time and money.
Passage from York to Southampton aid Bremen
First cabin saoon $780, first cabin, ~sr saloon 81
second do, S60
newspapers must shoushthe Sce
No ladir2 wilt be signed on the day q! sailing.
An experienced surgeon Is attached to each ship.
''r a" q. ii. SAND, II south William IT., .Y
C. A. HEiNEKEN b Co., Bremen
CROSKEY ( Co Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, HaUc.
Mar G-dIy #es5 -
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rHUACH SERvICEA--Messn TAYLOR 4 MAURY hav.
juu receivsd very beastful of the Commo
fsycr and complete Church 6ervtee," bouaA Paris.
Jane ~ bookstere Nash street.
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Washington National Monument OMce,
Il August l, 1885,
meeting board OF Of the Washington Ma
Society," held 3st umo, the follow
ing resolution adopted
Resod That give nnce by advertisement TO be
National Inteigcncer Union, and the American
Hon. John Wilson, late Conmioncr of he Gene
appointed Of this S0cey,
a nd entered the duties OF his Office.
A true copy Test: CHAS. G. TUCKER,
Secretary of w. N. NJ. Society,"
Aug n-d3w
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Rittenhouse Academy,
Corner Of Third street and isdinna acense.
o. @. wight, Principal.
tr n. r. Taylor, ASststaat.
n. K. Raouit, Teacher Of French.
r. Gibson, Teacher Of Drawing
THE Monday, September
Taiop so ss sis So sls psr quarter, aysbs
msy obtained by applying principal the
bookstores Of the city. ASS 9-esdretLseps
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Proposals for building Light-h0usc on Joncs's
Point, near Alexandria, Virginia.

.aF@7H TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Office Light house B0nEd,
washington August ~, 1855.
PROPOSALS will received until ~ o'clock tho 9sd Of
September when ts bids will b. opencd for furnishing
building tight Joness Point Potomac
river nenr Alexandria, by 3Oti Of November next
II will framed building resting bck foundation, and OF
story, hasenent having circular
support Inc ane,he horizontal dimensions being -
by 10 feet.
Desed drawings specifications be at this ofce.
and at the office Of collector nj Alexandria.
be accepted contract will be executed at once
the work. g
will be made until the whole work completed and
before be inspected and approved by mo agent
appointed to suprntend the axcnt
cordance contract.
and al bids that be DEEM
ed prcjudicinl the public interest.
addressed Undersigned,
doYscd Proposals Jonese Point Lighthonse.n
NJ EDM'D l.. Il. HARDCASTLE,
Aug 23-eodlm Engineer Secretary
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st. JOseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Near Euuiffsbura ktederick Countn, Nd

studies tis Institution the
August last Thursday in June Tbs
S5D payable
charges drawiDg paint
and also for Spanish Italian German and Latin The terms
composed of pupils under nns
agc slO0 per payable half yearly in advance
Of should addessfd - the MOTHER sUPE
Josrphs Academy Emmitsbug, Frederick county
Maryland.
July S-dtyear.
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ROOfxD FOR AucT1ON-Ths aaAssssesss has sepsr.,.d
o hss other nsbe ofbooks subscss old
edons ducats csss. snd ohers whtcb reasons
Ioagss seahis n t6sis assgisaI psicss.
Among em gnnA edidoHs a
,ausngs Theology sdcns susRey tavsns books nvvcls
schos hooks krsnoh beoks, aA say
al o which will - seusvr
u ne mean ns hey rsy = yssshsss1 psivas sale hs
price = sssnG price When they
June 30 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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49, nEW YORK, UHEmEN, AND SOUTH
s<ESSE AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL SrEAMERH.-
<Ea6S The ships comprising this line tho WASHING
al TON, Capt. L. Cxvendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward Higgins
stop Southampton both going and rcrnns
a7a pROpnaru n 1.Ea q aAfI.fNQ-lD55
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rOUIxr OF CLAIMS-Ihe undersigned will attend TO any
business him commissinncr
pointed Cour, Claims take testimony as an attorney
said lie be found daily at the Capt.
Immediately opposite the Office Of tho clerk OF the
Court of Claims. JOHN b. TYsON
Aug -clw3ws lint and Star
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d PHILLIPS Of Mobile AIabnnaa, " III practise In
Supreme Court of the United states court OF claims
with his profession Oce
Cd northeast 7h and Louisiana avenue
I..na
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Nassau Han college sf New Jersey, Priaesson
+" ShonIA saia acQuaistaace bs tosJcs,
And psves bFsMeht y uuin'S
6b0ula auld aoquSintnnes be f,feo@,
And 49, - n1ofA fnns nvno.Y

" ShoNA ssA acQuAistaace b tofJct,
And Rsves hFsMeAt - unins
bbosid said acausintn1es be kfoet,
Aud 46cs - e~ea lAaa syne.D
The members of ke ssAf eNe n lune, ss
The junior class Of NE sG Ia Juns, les ~ sopAcors
eass q c year eakss Z @vps M SD rs 6ass q NE
year s.sns x Jsn: ~. ~ As.:sg esf.ses ~ s:,:s.s.s !,
bsn the nks Of bs chain n jovs iestsp which aus
ride snHreiy lsvvs, 70 eroekps n te
lives greoiry ard ynpsy abA inep ths uaQssy fats a
some OF their rs0nisinx eoM9eoss.
preliminary mcssins Of the ssfsppoineh cnn3e wa BE-
neid on s hrst Monday In September, d. ied M United
Htntes oe Chrsuu ketwsAA Fourth and FtAh stFSe
which bose mess Of the several casses 10 whom MAP ~ e0
vemcnt Invited attrN Will BE-
adopted TO secure as fsl ~ ss.sadsnce Eessllas
good snocgh 70 furnish the secretary ofshs esass ~ nail With
EDWARD J. GRANT, N. D.,
.ss af Trenton, N. J., ChaisNsa q Cunmlkss.
ALExANDEk o. HART, n. o., = 81
PhilAdslph1a, Psaksyssnia,
J.NEWTOn LiCHTNEa, nN
u Lancaster, 1eanavsysnia,
PHILIP PENpLETQM. q. ~ E Y s..
Of W1ns4aNs Aheukaay O, ~,
sAAunS =; a,;.,s E nlcMxnes ',a. ~ 81. w.,,.
FT N 9A Of MensSemssy esuntJ, Maryland,
S.s Cnsamittae.
JOHN WRiDh An, Of Lebanon, Pa, gecfetury
March 17--iawsMnr3 fiateIhgsncesJ @
Az pewspapess civilized Of the world request
cd 70 notice this advertisement their editorial counn
bers Of through o four d.
visions Of the globe and all throughout the United
OF America xfptuous insertion
casonay between this date and the ID Of March, 1887
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80 NnN' EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No Sc Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, sHlPLEY, q CO.,
STEPHEN KENNARD < CO,
~ Austin Fiars, London.
Paris
GEO. DRAPER, Hsyrs.
The owners ships be accountable for gold
specie cwcly precious rtoncs or csa ous o
signed therefor and the value heFoo
Ap25-dtf
r,eH or and attic honse'
side, the corner Of street ho"se CON
accommodating and possession given imned
scl. Solicitors oRcc Trcasuy Department
Oct 1s-ta
Academy Of the Visitation,
FYexeriok City, MI.
THE or This Institution Monday, the
i lat of september
BoARDHR
tuition per
Washing, meuding, other extras -
Music on tho piano. harp guitar additional charge
% vnd painting arc Entrance fre -
Noadrrs annually IN advance fu
nils daring the year. and the charge es
mated from the date OF their entrrnce
Aug l9-1aw4wt
MICH NOURsE,
Agent for Mutual life Compasy, Hartford, Conn.,
once No. 4si Thirteenth
aAn men think ali usen mortal but tiscmsevcsr-
How Of fsihes whoee cireum
should fund for their widows and
children of death.
Aug l4-law3w Until
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The will not be accountable for gold
huIon pecie ewclry precious csas, unless bills Of
adnr value thereof therein
Ap 25-dn
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt NJ. G. Megs u. .. Engineers.
We undcr-igned, residents of f in the state oI---
hereby Jointly seveny with the United States, and
the neKong bid Of be accepted that be OF
amer Of the said bid
for the good and safceni snrc'es 70
perform conformity to the
under which made And In case the
aforesaid,
make good Offer by tho said and
the next bidder.
tSgned) y. y.
thereby certify that knowledge and helef this
snarnntors good and sufcien
(Saued) u. r.
Mar s-3,wtshMayA Alawf
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Tho New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The r,ps comprising this line arc the following:
The Atlantic. We"
'hc pacif
The Bahlc CapL CoHstocA
he
These shps having been built by contract cx
prcssy for government savics, every cate has been
<IT8& constructions also in their engines
TO insure strength and speeds and their acconmo
and comfort
Prica OF assase York Liverpool IN arst cabin
In Exclusive use Of extr sse S
From Liverpool o York, 30 and 20 guineas.
An surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths can Q secured until paid for.
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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
Blows, STANTON AKD WALKER.
yUM. T. BROWN FRED. r. P.sTANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
w Err pansrshp pracnx law In the Supreme
Cn Of the United States and the court o caim: IN
Oces in Warrington and Mem
phs parties always Gtund either place, and
letters will recsive prompt attention.
Apt ly- tfeod [insel. and Sentinel copy.l
JSltA LAMB, Portrait aod Pfc-
,ursYfns nsnnfAcsUeY, 957 psAnAylsaa Parm
eab0rss tys and finish
delivered and complete
in New York; thereby saving the Gust Of boxing
freight risk Of fbreakAge. ssfa&&AE
The public respectfully invited TO call.
June l6--eod3mif
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, 5HIPLEY, b CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD l. CO.,
~ Austin Friars, London.
B. q. WAINWRIGHT b CO.,
Paris.
oro II ppApER U.vva.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Hon James Campbell Postmaster General. The direction
and OF the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws to the Postmaster That
its may the conveniently arranged and
pared his final action it Is distributed among several bu-
reaus foows The Appointment Office, in charge OF the
First Postmaster Generals tie Contract Ohcs, tn
Finance Office in charge OF the Thisd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection OHce In charge OF the chief
clerk.
Appointment OGce.Horatio King esq., First Assistant
General and nineteen Clerks 10 this oihce are
assigned questions which relate to the establishment and
of post Offices changes OF sites and Names
and of posmasers and route and local
agents. as Also the giving Of instructions to postmasers
are furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the use OF the depart
men and with the uperntendcncc OF the several
established supplying postmasters with blanks 40 TINS
likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean
steamship ne and Of the foreign and International postal
arrangements
Contract Oacs--wiam II. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twenty clerks To this Of
Ace ia assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
OF the United Sate and placing the under contract
correspondence and proceedings respecting he
frequency trips mode OF conveyance and times OF ue
and arrivals all the routes the course OF the
batweep the different sections of the country the points
of mail dstrbuon and the regulations for the government
of domestic mail service OF the United STATES
the for mail proposals. receives the bids
and takes charge Of the annual and occasional ma
and the adustment and execution OF the contracts All ap
n;cations Tor the establishment alteration OF mail arrange
ih;s Office All claims should be II for transpor
aton service not under contract the recognition OF sad
service ia frat 70 obtained through the Contract Uce
authority for the proper credits a VI
co From tis oce All at the ends OK routes re-
ceive the statement arrangements for the
respective routes reports weekly 70 the huoitor ~ con-
tracts execut~d and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the stat'sucai eAn" VI ' "
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Tho Treasury Department consists Of the Offices Of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury two comptroers, commissioner Of
he cuoms six auditors treasurer register, SOLICITOR light
house board and coast survey
The following il brief Indication OF the duties Of these
several Offices and of the force employed therein respectively
Secreiarys 0ccIon. James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon. y. q. Washington Assistant Secretary
one engineer charge architect and three
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
y Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
Of the fiscal Of the and Of the
onuon Of the laws concerning the and navigation
o. the United States lie superintcnds the Of the
coast the establishment, the marine hospitals OF
e United States and the construction OF certain public
buildings for custom-houses and other purposes.
First Comproiiey's ONce.-Esha Whtcscy, esq, Comp
oer and fifteen clerks. He prescrbcs the mode OF keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic ser
well the public lands and revses and ccrties the
balances arising thereon.
Ssoond Comptrolier's O9ice.John NJ Brcdhcsd, ESQ., ,,
COMPTROLLER and seventeen clerks He prescribs the mode
Keeping and rendering the accounts Of the army navy
departments Of the public service and rcvises ana
oeruoes the balances arising thereon.
Vpce o Commissioner Of the Ca*os.Iiugb j. Anderson,
q, Commissioner, and eleven clerks. He prcscribes the
Keeping and rendering the accounts Of the customs
nue and disbursements, aud for the building and repair
houses, &c. and revses and certies the balances
Arising thereon.
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yyANTED telyA thoroughy qualified teacher or
and languages boarding school In Alex
snda, Virginia. The applicant 20 be ssgls gentleman, g'sdu
college, hso duties, Salary
S45o and board. Address, with full psr!icnais,
b. l.. Bk0CKETT,
Aug 3l--lHt ffstss*S Alcxsndria, Virginia.
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TyHE MLEEa HAWLNYy French and EngItsh
Boarding and Day School win b reopcned Monday, Sep
redence 67 Ponnsyvnnia
I7h and 18th streets.
Aug 0o--cod0w
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Cottage Home school for Young Ladies,
Massachusets avsn.s, bst~sen 10th ond 1lfh srees.
THE sixth academic year school will Mon
day, September The of Instruction n arranged in
departments all the branches Of hera tdu
cation. M 7essA{ M �ss
Miss M. A. Coz, Principal.
Madam Douuhn, Teacher Of French.
MI Gibson, Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
Mr. Schcl, Teacher Of Ausic.
CIrcuars may bs obtained the bookstores.
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