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KADER BIGt.S & CO

KADER BIGfsS & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
IuniS's Hh0rI T6,on Point
Norfolk, Va.
ifeIerenceSI Bloodgood Co., E. P Tabb Co.
and Aiexr Bell ESD, Norfolk; Hon Asa Bggs William
sIon n. e.; Col j. b. G. Roulhac Raleigh r. C.: Lewis
Thompson Esq, Hotel NC. ' 0"l0
October 49, 1854. o. -.
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Great Mail Route from Hillsboroupb 10 tn
North, by the Raleigh 81 CASTOR RaiirosS INC

" 49, tnd 81 Rou1e from HillsborOugh to the
NDE Elk The SCHEDULE RECENTLY Adopted
North without detention Raleigh or eseWbers u 60
the arrival at Raleigh of the from the west the
OF the baggage and check it to Baltimore or Wssbn@te
Siy whilst the passengers will be allowed an hon. 81
hall to get breakfast and refresh themselyes ~ ~ U "
They will be conveyed and from the Hotels in on,
buses sof cl,vye ~ ~ iio'es IN onni-
Raleigh at 10 minutes past ;, they will reach
and South. INC 10y ''"iS gong North
By this route the passenger will be at no trouh1. -.
pse ABOUT MS baggage, the conductor this Road will
Depot. $500 w. - - ING ~ y. hallroad
through Tickets from Weldon New York, bv Peters.
burg OF Portsmouth, Sl2. - "a " e'ers-
Raleigh An,;,oo,o L. OBJ BRANCH, P.eas.
f:S4- f2o1;Sto. II;1 III -. =, 45-tf. 3,
Pstrfot copy month. o4N u'eenso'roagh
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LIST OF NEW BOOKS, NOW READY.
l. ALFRED TENNYSON-MArp AND OTHER Poems so
II. CHARLES READE-PSG WoFF1SGrox a Novel IS
CHRISTIE TOMBSTONE, Novel rs cents
CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE, 10 cents
III. WILLIAM HOWITT-LANp, LABOR AND Com
vols. limo, 81. '
BOYS ADVENTURES IN THE WILDS OF AUS.
ITALIA, with illustrations, - cents.
". THOMAS DE QCINCEI-THE MORE Book - cts
'. CHARLES klNGSLEY-Tng VOYAGES AND ApyEy-
TuRES OF AYMAs LEIGH SI,35.
GLAUCUS, OR THE WONDERS OF THE SHORE
81
VI LIEUT. ARNOLD, (son of Dr. Arnold, of Rugby
OAKFIELp, Novel, 81.
For sale by
p.,-.- w L. POMEROY.
ANa'eiSh' Oct- 20, $500
ID ECENT PUBLICATIONS-THE NEW
- COMES. BY Thackery.
The Land Of Gold. Reality Fiction. By Hinton
R. Helper ~ '
, visit to the Camp before, Sebastopo BY Richard c.
Mccormick. ~ -
Scenes IN the Practice of New York Surgeon By Ed
ward II. Dixon, ID. ID.
The Life of Devcreau. BY his Son.
The Footsteps OF ST. Paul.
Life in California Mountains and N,IehiIIs
History of the Council of Trent BY L. f. Buupener
The Araucanans; Or, Notes Tour among The Indian
Tribes OF Chill By Edmond Ruel Smith
Basket of Chips. BY John Bruupham
America. Political and Social Bv Scha6
FAIRY Tales of MANY Nations.
Wirr> Letter Of the British Spy.
Chambers Plan OF oebastopo.
For sale by
w. l.. POMkROY
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TOHNSTON'S CHEMISTRY OF COMMON
valuable work. ''
October L. 1866. "a
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ALEIGH q CASTOR RAIL RIO AD-SIaa;,a..
are not permitted to travel the Rail Road withont
written permit from their Duplicates should in ali
cases De Sen as the Ticket instructed to
one copy of every pass JAMES NJ Pn0I Tetan
RALEIGH. Januaru 1914 Ticket Agent.
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Oc opel 2'', 1oo1
"a EW MEDICAL BOOKS --Copland's D.ctr,ua
y ry OF Practical Medicine vols and now ready-to
be completed in three volumes ' "
Clinical Lectures the diseases of women and children
by Cunning 3 Bedford, A. NJ NJ D. Professor OF Obset
res &c, IN the University of New York
Todd on the nervous system.
Lexicon of technical terms employed medical science
al III me present day by d. VI. Reese, NJ D., L. l.. d.
The DspensatUry of the United States of 4marc. Nv,
Wood and Bache. Last edition. ~
The Diseases of the Human Teeth bv Fo, and urr;
For sale by
c. W. L. POMEROY.
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TNHE LAND OF GOLD, BY "A NORTH CARO-
Il LlNlAN..IPrice reduced To rs The book will
For sale by III ID TIIRSE G1's'
Raleigh Sept. 16, 1855 r = = oe
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GNHEAP SATINETT PANTS-5O PAIRS 1I7ST
~ received, suitable for servants 80
Also Oh Coats of the same material at IS 25 Der suit
pIo;t n. :, E. l.. HARDING.
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A. NJ AcPHEETERs, H CHIsEL1N J. w. NAPr,r
A. M. McPHEETERS, & co.
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARD1NG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CDFce ut No. g. Roqnoke Square,
NORFOLK, VA.
REFERENCES:
THOMAS T. DEvEREUx, ESQ.,. Halifax n c.
GEO: w. MoRDEcAI Pres't Bank of the State of N c.
c. DEWEY, Cashier 9"
w. H. JONES, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear
l. OBJ. BRANCH, President Raleigh and CASTOR Road
Messrs. Reid Soutter !
DR.. N. G. Whitehead, Norfolk
Pres't Farmers Blk of Va.
Alex. Bell, Esq
Messrs: Spence Reid, Baltimore
b. Blossom & Son, Neso York.
September 16, 1863 81
LEWIS & KING,
Commission Merchants
MOBILE ALABAMA
b. b LEWIS, formerly of Franklin Co., n c.
Dr. PETroN KING, of Pickens Co, Ala
A. M Lewis, our authorized agent of Raleigh N c.
June s, 1854. "
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Arrisa .sd Departure Of Railroad and Stage Lines at and
iron. Raisgt.
NORTHERN MAILy-.Br RAILRoADl-
Mail closes at So a. n.y.
SOUTHERN MAII4-(BY Two-HoRsE HACK
caves daily d! 2 H. NJ
Mail closes at 81 a. nl.)
WESTERN MAIL,-(BT FouR-HoRsE CoAcHEs-
caves daily at = a. m.
Mail closes at a. m.)
PETERBOROUGH MAIIy-tBY Two-HoRsE HACK, y
Leaves Sunday and Wednesday at ) m.
Arrives Monday and Thursday ............ at p.
Mail closes Tuesdays and saturdays at 9 p. M
GOLDSBOROUGH MAIL,-(BY FouR-uoRsE CoAcH.)--
Leaves daily Except sunday ...-.. at a. m.
Arrives daily, except Monday, at IL pm.
Mail closes at m
TARBOROCGH MAIL,-(BY Two-HoRsE HAcE,)-
Leaves Monday. Wednesday and friday, at
Arrives TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday, at p m.
[Nail closes Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at M
ROXBOROUGH MAH,-(BY HoRsE,}-
Leaves Friday, .........................a at IL m.
Arrives Friday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at a. m.
iMail closes Friday at IL m
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WINSTON & CLARKE
COunsellOrs and Attorneys at Law
P. 81. WINSTON WIN T cr .prE
March %, 1858. - O-0H "a e. s
NEW LAW BOOKS.-PARSONO ON CONTRACTS
IL Vol. 2. AA'<A0Ao
Angen and Ames on Corporations. new edition
ForSaIe by
Sept. 7, 1856. 100 oHiiiNoA
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Law eopartnership.
MILLER AND ROGERS
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
RALEIGH, N. c.
Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to them
October 90, 1854. ss"tf
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Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Am AND AFTER MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
N1October the passenger train will leave the Depot at
Raleigh at precisely Is minutes before O'Clock NJ and
to Franklnton by where it will stop 25 minutes al
lowing ample time for the passengers to take breakfast
an excellent House The schedule otherwise will remain "a
at present L. 4. CRUDUP, President.
Office r. G. R. R.
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kNH SEASON HAS ARRIVED WHEN
those IN want of fine Clothing should call and exam
me the stock arriving daily at the Clothing
" N. 10 *. 4. L. HARDING.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,

oz.,,r s.k E, RALEIGH, n.
VIII ATTEND the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
Johnston Chatham and New Hanover He is to be found
Haywood, Jr. szF-s $500 " "
Raleigh. January 9, 1854 1s--w&sw6r
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FAMILY JOURNAL Or lrrrn4runr AND news FOE soprH
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a ena insurance. MmaTIc cs OF THE NORTH
cess ne t persons elected 6r ned the 5
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NEW BOOKS.-LIGIT AND DARKNESS; OR,
- Shadow of FATE. story of fashionable life.
Maud and other Poems by Alfred Tenneyson. Just
ceiTed and for sale by
W. L. PoMEROY.
September 10, lsl5 q 81
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JAMES J. IREDELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

xr,.,, RALEIGH, N. c.,
Will attend to all business entrusted to him in the Courts
of this and the adjoining Counties 80 $500
Raleigh June 18th, 1858. 6a-tf
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n Nassau naM college Of New Jersey, Prlnceton.

I" Should aud acquaintance he forgot,
And never brought 10 mn'
Should aud acquaintance be frgot,
And days % uuId lang syne.'
The ending in June, ie33
The junior OF the ending June, 1892 the sophomore
June 1881 and the Freshman class OF the
ending I6 hereby requested assemble
Washington, March, d. 1857, the latest,
brighten the links chain Of love and friendship which time
entirely exchange in rif
lives greeting sympathy, uniimely
Of their promising conneers.
preliminary meeting of the sefappoinfd committee viii be
held he Monday neplcmber, A. D. 1885, at The Uned
HOTEL Cbesnn Fourth and Finh strreU
members whom be con-
yenent invited attend when the necessary nteaures viii be
adopted 10 full an attendance NJ possible
In thu tne those whom ths notics ldrase4 VIII be
ur a secretary cffhe coEmse BY mail wiss
tlirir respective post ohices
EDWARD ). GRANT, M. r.,
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of COMMITTEES.
ALEXANDER G. BART, M. D., ts
Philadelphia Pcnnsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER,
ofLancsster, Pennsylvunia,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winston, Aheahany Co, Nd,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Balsto and Gass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland.
Committee.
JouE WEIpMAn, Of Lebanon Pa. Secretary
March 27--lawtMar3 [Inielgcncerl e
newspapers civilized Of the world request
this advertisement their editorial coumns mem
Of scattered through the four gent d.
of the globe and all throughout the United
America II Gratutous Insertion 0c
casonay between ,hs date and the I'd Of March, A. d. 1857
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Time between Washington and Wheeling hut II.
houssI
Ruaang time be~een Washington and Cs~eianaf II hours
rnrorsh Ticket. aud seEsaxe Checks TO be hsa In
Warrington
TIVE Baltimore and Otto Raoad having greatly improved ID
wesis scnnsaon now a.Is The ass, @ %
he Northwest, southwest.
The eonnea,on bs,,ssen be Washington
asesr sssy called The Relay House nine miss
Wasnso" aad s oals Sr Baggage il checked through !"
Wheeling The Washington sisnn, rececked
asoors ,ck.- fs ru beyond The csnaeens trains
wa-liessoa daily Al 9. and AZ, Sundays a, the
W1ss. S,ss made with ne train. q .s Gen
near wissIss .aSnass, zanesviiie and Newark. 70
sssss.sy - Ts,.ss ss
Fss R r. II rclroad 10 xsna. cfNciSNA Att, LoUIS-
~ ls s,n Mani % ,,'s. D.sS ~ .se !.
hants, I.atayets, chcsso Rock Island 81 Louis, &C.
New aSs oas 'es are ao o I.
transferred at Cincinnati TO the mail steamers the Onto
FOR CLEVELAND Toledo. Detroit
Wheelisr weIsvilc, ory mes where connection with
the Cleveland and p,'sburg railroad Is made
Travellers notice that while This the only route
afodng thronh tickets ana cheeks in washington Is also The
the great West The distances from Washington 10 Cincinnati is
eu, ea miles, being about 100 miles shorter than BY any other
Fare by through cke, from washington: To Wheeling 50 65
Columbus S3 Dayton, SIS Cincinnati, sl6; Louisville,
BY railroad 6 by steamer from cinesna Sls ind,anapo-
csaao ss Louis sas 50 and sas; msmphi.,
For srsderiss and arrers Ferry apsbu Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford sCas pedmon' Oakland and
minor way stations Wheeling g. m,
train from Washington. n-,., ..,
rar farher information through ,Ieke,s apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, AGENT al Washington station. -
Master Of Trunsporiation Baltimore and
May 5-dG Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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Notice to Contractors.


EssIsEER's ornos CHAnLssros AND SAVANNAH r. r.,
Charleston, September "a, 1855.
lyEALED PROPOSALS. will be received this Office until the
aua ubulenm masonr ABBEY the line OF me
Chspson and proposed: One
cyorns from point Calhoun another
The nohern limit city, the td Bees Fer,y about
erht mics above the first line about
Zoo feetI the greatest deph IS atl Al the
second about ao00 ect the greatest
dcp,h about td hs watsrwAy S6ns - -et
vide and deop ThA rstg af te Iie Is from y tsss
The quantity naasonry eh0r or the long bridges win he no
oshc the otter, about Cubic
yarda -
um OF clay shells, feet thick under this is The
will also be bndn: bridges by using
for the pes cylinders, driven by Dr. Potts pneumatic
process and building them upon piers OF PILES
framed, Howcs plan The
spans on the will be lao fec the truss frame
2l feet high 1890 -, Il, -
For pile bridges spans viii be 60 ei the height Of the truss
doabs giving two openings Of % feet each re-
auired each bridge.
intending submit proposals obtain apeciea
lions application this Office where, Also hey may
examine detoied drawings Of the bridges
be submitted separately ot the Tor ie
piers and for the upsucure Bids or e ple pdsc
will embrace piers and superstrucfure
preferred that one contractor should undertake all hc
work OF either BRIDGE
should be addressed TO the undergned ana endorsed
i'op''1'' ~ JAS. 8. WILLIAMS,
Con as-dts,hCc Chief Engineer.
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Georgetown College, ID. G.

THE institution will Monday,
81 OF September THE department and collie
conducted professors
themselves The and intellectual advancement
,e'r and building
Completed be used exclusively accommodation
younger students Their dorniiory play grounds, study
hall roons will be entirely distinct OF the
and officers especially assigned will attend them in
preside their studies complete
effected beweeR the and Older students
Of WHICH must be all those who have The
experience the education of youth.
The observatory Of the college, It's extensive philosophical ap
libraries cabiaet OF minerals geological
specimens sels afford students OF tins institution aa
yaniages rarely To be met with. .
d. A. MACUiRE,
Aus5-dlm President.
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Everett House.

North Side of Union Square, Nem York.
vrHIs establishment prominent aud delight
fu Park nfods, approaching hpisb and, When
completed combine all thai skill can dcvae ana money supply
TO render ii fhe most desirable holel constructed
The propetorA establishment respectfully announce uh
rbe house win open m of October next for The aceomo
dntion Of the public. .s.,,- ! -.
nrtnngenc for the winter months ,,,ci,ea
Inc r-~"c na'rnnAs'A = r rr"'" CLAP & JosLIN.
HAwLKy d. CLArr,
A. q. JosItk
Bep 2i-d3m
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H. II. GIL l. rS Il,
Counsellor af Iatr,

his Office his resd in Ffankin Row.
lie viii devote his
principally United States Supreme Court
Having iaw concerning patents he will
opinions arising before
Office, appeals the ehe Justice assistant
Of the District Columbia; and viii also Assist IN the
prep and trial Of suits concerning patents.
lie viii also opinions and arguments for
having either tba departments
win also claims before board established for their
adjudication.
Oct 9S-du
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crs atop at Southampton both going and returning.
pnnasEn nATEa OF aAII.INs-lS5h

Stopping Southampton, both going and returning they offer
London and Have advantages over any
other route, for the economy OF time and money
Passsse from New Pork to Southampton aai Bremen.
cabin saoon $780, first cabin, wsr saioon sii
second do, $50
All letters and newspapers pass through the Ncc
No bills Iading will be signed on the day OF saiihg.
An experienced surgeon IL attached 10 each ship.
For freight Passage, apply to . - -
G. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CgOSKEY Il Co Southampton.
WILLIAM lSELIE, Hasre.
Mar 6-dly
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OCCIDENTAL I.OT.-We 40 pieces fine white bird
diapers 70 yard, well worth K, superior article
for children's aprons. ssN tHaH
Twenty pieces OF the finer numbers 0f extra fine. fl
Cheap Scotch dispers all widths and qualities.
Table diapers damask medium 10 extra hne and wide
stylish patterns
Napkins, towels and towelings In endless variety.
Linen sheeiugs and pillow linens, many bargains
Pure Irish si qaies of them made in Ireland
orders BY his get them pure oil nen and
good.
We make effort and cheapest linen goods In
the department has vastly
creased.
A large OF medium and fine blankets.
dozen bed comforts.
well those for general furnish
ing consumption, daily replepished.
Constantly hand, all nnd Of all quaies full and
complete sock Of mourning goods nstonsngy low pces
price only which pecudes selling but for the cnsh and
to those who pay their bills when presented.
articles prces fair dealing may be relied on in NIL
PERRY & BROTHER,
/" Central Stores" building,
Sepll-lotoof Opposite Centre Market
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Preparatory Department.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON, d. G.

A. ]. QUINCHE, A. NJ, Principal
Pupils prepared the classical philosophical de-
of the Coiegc and complete business education also
those who desire in the appropriate classes Of m schoo
and of the College,
principal been engaged, with eminent
teaching classical school, The faculty
College give supcvo thus securing 10 the pupils the
thorough discipline Of the College itself.
pavement the College grounds
and an omnibus will, |. expected be provided.
tuition for the year $50.
"Wednesday In sepembor and closes
the Last Wednesday In June.
Reference for furer may principal
TO any q faculty Of the College.
ll--eodl0t. E
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or THE WAsnrsoToS AouEpuor,
lvash,ucion. March a rs

OFFICE THr WAsnrsoroS AouEDuor,
Washington, March z, 1855.
PROPOSALS invited o graduation and brick
L dams tunnes work Of the Washington acueduct
Proposals. the S May viii bs opened OF
that day.
Maps pros specifications oftbe work will be ready for
and after the 2oth day ofApri
Proposals will be received work of particular cuverts
described in the plans and specifications
OF the works be completed under the
appropriation but all for unfinished work viii
appropriations by Congress The engineer
OF work to he done and
appropriation and in
appropriation holding sucieny decide when and
shall be stopped ua funds become available.
funds the per will paid judgment, OF
engineer the work haa been properly executed far has
PAYMENTS United Sate-
the monthly OF The engineer tcseving p
will dion all that the work
An bids so seated, and endorsed proposals work
the Washington Aquoduct' ~ ~,
e Ipiies all the bids
and 10 make such
maj considered conducive To the OF tue
work.
one persons The effect that he they under
bidders WILL II his their bid be accepted
ohsaion days, with good aud sufficient
securities the rndortaken said
certificate of tho United States district
district agent, some oncer o
individual Engineer De
War; able TO make good their
guarantee.
Bids opened presence OF bidders, f any of them
~ " NJ G. MEIGs,
Cant. of Engineers, In charge.
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nOTIcM no TRAvELLERy FOR THE East


IMpoRTANT CHANGE OF HOURS OF DEPARTURE.
THE changes in the departure Of tho tans from Bat.norc for
Pkilndsokia and Nee take effect MONDAY the
24,h Instant require that ALL THROUGH TICKETS FROM
c,xns Ws,SIss,om 10 8. a % and s. p m only
The "a A. a. trains will continue TO r1n from wash
tnQon usual and viii stop al He way oauons
hewcen Washington and naDtimore
Baltimore for Philadelphia now leave az oo"s
viz:
Al o. a. m and $50, M, instead Of and II, ms and
Z, % M, as before. -
d. PASSENGERS FOR THE WEST viii continue TO take
ths A. M and 30 p rn Washington, making close
connrYion Il the ashnen Junction e. Relay House With the
trains from Baltimore Wheeling Columbus Cincinna Lons
ye Dsyfoa Indianapolis Louis Cleveland, Toledo, Dcoi
Chicago, &c. j. -. W.,
THROUGH TICKETS sold the Washington Station, where
baggage will be checked for Wheeling direct
JOHN II. DOEE,
Master OF Transportation
067Ha THOMAS VI. PARSONS,
Scr, 93s6t Agent Washington
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TO oUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Tss r. pssss upon books gnIesg
The psyHsst sf The sshposlpiAs b nsds advance
Dssat ssbsentsu nay forward money BY letter. passse
of which wh b psit al sh oareiss
tsaxmksssa.
Ths COUNTY, PAPER Published n. weekly daring The
CVsCs~, snA scsai- weshiy dusiss the
suhsrxeAious pssisA ss year be received
.esus psspouoaed v ihs sssvs sssual
%POOTn AsTnng sushcssz~d agents and,
By sssSns q vsyu pAlLY sabsoten, 80 sncoSec
RVS sEMI-WEkKLY sassuisss. sss enclosed, VII
tissa 10 . copy sssAts.
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Posr OsvIcs DsrAsTsssr, :,

Posr OvvIcu DsPAnTsxsr,
september ~, los5
l January 1885, June, isss ncissss, ss following
Missouri, be Contract once OF the Po
Once Department, of Waslnefoa, Di Of hs
18Th u November is5 bc decided by ths Slt sf snfnt
monih) on the and in ihs he.cia specihsd:
300 From oaaey l., v Palmyra, Mo, Warren, Oskd.e,
shslbyy:is afs,. GIeye Tsn Nile, s,coninson me-
eohe sprns mn Clear Greek. Gnissn Vic,oria Mays-
vile, aud Boyer 10 saint JoscPh 24s mss and back
three lines weck, in ourhorsa coaches, with hssnch
from Palmyra Hannibal, IA and back, three
week IN f horse coichss 10 be run Ia close conneAion
Leave Quincy Monday. Wednesday, and Friday at an;
Arrive At 81 Joseph IN 70 hcurs, by 4am
Leave ST. Joseph Thursday Saurday, and Monday
Arrive al Quincy in 10 hours, by spG.
Proppsar of sxtnss awcek service on main route and
branch arc invited
No pay trips performed Of
omissions satisfactorily explained three times the Of the tp
be deducted For
aexion With depending mas nad sueisls rxcnsed
Fines Win rheheiinQsccy fsnpuy
ssasass sinsat ky csEsi6setce o. .ntae tc sA
post Office suffering be iDursd desoyed rob
bed os and for refun2 aer demand the mail
frequently the contractor runs, or concerned In running We
bices The Postmar annui the
fur failures agreenbly for dsobey
The posofce laws of The for
signing without The of The Poanstor General
The Postmaster General the schedule He also order
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with The bids should be addressed the Second Assist
Postmaster Genca supscribed "Mai Pfoposais for Ms
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before January 1856 For further
conditions be Incorporated IN the bidders
pamphlet for conveying the mai in Kentucky Ten
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Sept 29-Iaw4w Postmaster General.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-30
OFFICE OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER,
Washington Arsenal, August 81, lc

CEAED PROPOSALS will be received this oece until octo
y next, meridian, building nrm~fy IN Wahngon
city, public lying between rueet ON ths
SOUTH Cnna street the ncrh aevern fesi On
appropriation OF SJW hdvng peen
mi Congress for IL.
Master builders desiring propose Tor ths onidine VIII prase
call M This ore specifications md bill
additional explanation In order 10 MAKE
which they will be enabled 10 do conveniently and
nj tieisur n this Office
proposals md
proved master
distance unknown to the undersigned
expected present satisfactory before the bid BE-
accepted.
All proposals. the bill OF
(Which with precision II the propose
ind he same
An experienced appointed, and will be always
ground NJ building after the work commences
commanding officer, thai the contract
strictly complied with.
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal.
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