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beautiful horoinc. We don't blame he old
fellow lor falling in love with her, any more
than We blame 'rah for lsughing at him
wnen he threw himself at her feet and sop
pc tn question: - !.
Mr.. Ladyke Somerset wss not an ili-lo6k-
Ing man. 'hou n he wa. an old bach elor.-
True his hair was n t IS black and glossy
AZ II had heen twenty years before; thsre
was an occasional iron gray hair, witch
looked little suspicious, yet when he bs-
came 10 make his court to the divinity cf his
dreams, even this disaplearsd, and the peo-
pie were maliinats enough 20 say it was
through the intiuenc. of a certain compodud
applied 10y the barber True, also, there
~as now md then wrinkle in his face
which SOME young ladies affect to dislike.
Bat VIII Il of these things? Old age lis hon.
orabis, and the iron gray hair and wrinkles
did NOT in he least mar tile kiadiy exprSs-
Ia o., of his y)hiz q tc 8. .s4 ~ 81 /
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
Greene, Weare Il Benlon,

GEO. sasxxx. lonx wEARE, IN. r.A lKNrol
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BY I&AfLNOAD DIRECT 10 THE WEST
GNa6ag

Tiuc between Washington and Wheeling but nj
hoass!
Running sms ts~een Washington and Cinennat "a hours
Thrsush Tickets and Bssgage Cheeks be in
Warrington
TUE Baltnose and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
western now Offers the fullest iDducs 10
The between The trains lon Washington aud ,s
washington Junction ta,ey called The Relay ouss nine mites
% s i" M he only change Of ear. required
Wheeling Washington saon and
Trough ks for points beyond Tic csnnssns sain. sa"s
wa.inson ay AT 8, M and AZ, nj on Sundays at the
Ai Wheeling s,et CEN
Wlseliag through Cambridge, zann.vils, EewuL
Ina.s taias connect az Newark VIII. iis hswsk
Chicago, st. Lous &c.
Con@eps e 9. Q. ,airoad ih
WILLIE, Se Al xena, LATHE Miami Iainad cnnnexion u
a,. s,ss ,ss sfA s.s /, su S..s;.
sashes New osrD. %swhss aro ao sold :, svahias"
transferred al c,ncona the mail the OHIO.
Iieke's for Evansville cao, aud 81 Louis are sold by this
Fon cLEyEu,Np, and Toledo. Detroit Chi
ae, tickets syh when navisabe
Wheeling aud WeisvIie, ory ues) where
The Cleveland and fl'thuss rolioad Is made
Travellers that while this the only
adong lhob ck.ts and checks ~ Washington is also Tie
sfca West Tic from, Washington Cincinnati is
int ca miles, being about 100 miles shorter Than ny Other
Fare by through ckc, Washington whssins 50 %
by railroad by steamer from Ciueana Sio indsnapo
csas @ s q & sa 81 o. : 81 sss' 8 an and s Memphis
&c; New ORLEANS, 53l, Sc.
apers Ferry ao.bus Berkeley Syringe
CumberaId Springs Pedmont osaiand, rarnount
passengers may Washington Q. 4, For
way stations BALTIMORE Wheeling n
ton Washington.
Eor incuaoa, through tickets, ac., apply TH
49, JOHN II. DONE
aIasur Transportation Baltimore
v yD--It
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Proposals for building Light-hOnse on JOncss
Point, near AIexandria, Virginia.

TREAsURy DEPAETMsnr,
Office Lighthouse Board,
Washington, august 22 1858.
PROPOSALS viii be received until u o'clock @ on hc 22d OF
Se,enber neat, bids will be opened, furnishing
The materials and building light Joness Point PotoHac
liver, near Ale exandria by 30b Uf November next
II win framed building re,n. prick Ouhdauo, and OF
half with basement having CIRCULAR tow on
for the of c an'ern,he horizontal dimensions being ~
by 70 feet =
Detailed drawings and specifications can be seen at This occ
a OF the collector at Alexandria,
bid BIS accepted conaci will be executed at once
for The work.
payment will until the winnie work IA completed aud
inspected approved by the
appointed 10 perHlsLd te said agent
having power all aud workmanship not IN
with the terms OF tie contract,
The rrh reject and all bids that may bs deem
prejndlciaI the pubic interest,
aud addrsssr1 n undersigned,
do, sd Proposas Jones's fnin, Li.hi-l -loiso.o
EDM,D =. Il. HARpCASTLE,
Aug 23--eudlm Engineer SeefetafJ,
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Georgetown college, ID. G.

THE ts institution viii Monday,
81 Of September The preparatory department and cole
conducted by ahic aud
themselves the moral and intellectual advancement
conied oher and building
conpcd bo used exclusively ios the accommodation
younger srndsntI Their dontoy, play grounds, study
hall rooms, viii be entirely sart Of
riuens and occrs especially assigned will attend them
preside studies
viii be tstrd between the younger aud Older students.
which apparent those WHO
least xperience In ths education Of youu
The observatory othe ecgu extensive phosnphica appa
aus libraries cabinet Of geological
specimens, and ses afford TO the students OF this institution ad
vantages rarely 10 DC met with.
.. A. MAGuilE,
Aug J--dln President.
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Appointment OF Superintendent of BuAaingi
aud Gronnds at the University of Virginia.

the last annual meeting Of the board Of v;e Of he unyer-
Virginia, Mr. Stevenson offered the ooNng fesaunop
which adopted:
IInrs reason believe, the experience OF past
proctor patron University might, with propey
University relieved om the supervision and
buildings other public property Of the University
that all the du,es might w he connded 70
skfu who would devote s whoie fnie
The discharge Of these aud oter duties for suitable eomfensa
esoIed subject be referred 80 the executive
divide the of the The
them make the appoint
as-ani, with sainry esceedna 81 o, II, IN
OPINION the University wcnd be promoted by
appointment labor The proctor and
periutt niont"
undersigned, OF
the executive committee vii,
September make the appointment
sutorxea and notify all who may be
disposed appointment viii be expected thai
appointed Should be Guaned the charge
farm, nf bauded contiguous
10 the Univs sppntendsnce OF ~ the srdnRs "t he uni
versiy pubic them aod have
suitable knowledge Landscape ssraebins ornamental planting o
Any Desired win be eheefuy sven hrr
applications the undersigned, cnsesssl
Appc for ui Buildings and Gsourd
n. n PREN1Is,
avspsr, IL, lps5. Proctor University OF Nu2inio.
Aug ia-~eodtl9Spai
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Completion Of Panama RAILROAD.
Reduction Of Fare to Ca,,|,saiQ.

Hedtatioh V F0re 10 CeI.Ts4Aia.
~ ~ Uaied states mail s.esnsEips leave New York
<S14 Tor AspinWeW tbs ind Goth of each month
S14&k1 connec.i4: with Iai from Panama
F,auciscO
These sc-mslps bayc been inspected approved
pspssiatept, and guaranty speed and safely.
c rahaDa fsioau 4f mics long,
TO ocean, and "a crossed The baggage pasen-
gers Is checked in New York through Fecco plcn
are eMarkrd Panama by
Inc money paid In New York all expenses the p
NssefVc steamers Kept in port New York,
the route Is entirely reliable.
Passengers al Asrn.
wall. - = ~ ~ -'t--
to0oucfofs through ench charge
women and children without other protectors.
through tickets al the lowest apply the Ia
West street. New YORK; I. w. RAYMOND.
Mny6-hif = X
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OFFICE OF The CoAMAHDIs9 OFFICER,
Warhinpinn AInenni AnruEf 90 [

washington NfaenlI, August 70, Io3i.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be until
~ Der 20h nicddan, building amory
eiiy D. o., the public lying between the
SOUTH Canal street the Iil Seventh
SAlh street the appropriation having
made by Congress came
Master builders desiring propose for this building will
call ut this Office drawings,
work, and receive additional explanation order
their proposals., which they will be enabled do conveniently
al leisure q this ufice
No proposals will be received experienced
builder, superior
hence at dsancr unknown the undersigned
will be expected TO present satisfactory before the bid be
accepted.
All proposals. according the items
work, (Which pecision proposer
md The
An appointed, win
the ground u building commences,
The absence ci The commanding officer, the
stieiIy complied with
WM II. BELL,
hajnr Commanding Washington Arsenal,
Aug 21-cawt9oct Int q Bait. Enn.J
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TO QUIZ sUBsCRIBEHs.

Inc hme OF no rs'scn VIII be entered upon books
sbc payment of he subscription be M o advance.
DISSENT subscribers money by ie,cr The po.,
% which viii be paid BY and all by liz
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published weekly during
sions Of Congress, sad semi weekly during recess
Subscriptions period year will be received ON
pfepoItianed to the absvs rates
0t-PosTMAsTEns authorised agents and,
by ssndihc DAILY subscribers, $50 enclosed;
sEMIWEEKLY subscribers da5 enclosed en-
iiled a copy sratis
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+" Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min';
should auid acquaintance be firgot,
Aud tuDs NJ u,.f.t ~ s....


And never brought min
should auid acquaintance be frgot,
Aud days o. auid lang syne.n
The Of year ending in June 1883
The junior class Of ending June 1884, The
cass u the year ending Jane e the
ending In JuDe 1880, hereby
Washington d. o., by the third March, ID. 1857
TO brighten the links OF the chain
tide entirely
lives creating and sympathy and lament unm.y fate
sonis u Their most promisln: coInpeeTs.
preliminary meeting OF The scapponted will be
heId on e hSst Monday September, D. United
states ote Chesnut street, between Fourth aud Fifth
which those members of the may
adopted TO secure rs full IN attendance possible
In tbs time, hcso addressed VIII
good enough 10 furnish he sccrsinry fse
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. b.,
Of Trenton, N. j.. Chairman of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART. n. H.,
OF Philadelphia penDsy yivana,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
Of Lancaster, Penusyiv anin,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winston Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. KlCHAROS,
OF Halsta Iron aud tssas Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland.
Jona WElDaAs Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 2y--lawtMaFJ fInte!sencerl
All newspapers In the civilized world
I'd to notice this advertisement their Editorial
bfs "a the several cassos scattered through
visions of the globe and all
bates OF America
casoBay between this date aud the ID Of Match, A. D. id51
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IL. III. GILLE'r ,

bis rcsid In Ffankin Row.
He viii devote his
principally The United siatcs Supreme Court
Having aevoed much tns n The iaw concerning patents he viii
opinions tai arising ia
Patent Office, and appess % The chief sios assistant
OF the Brc Cermh-i aud Wi, Also assist ia tic
preparation and tidal az suits concerning patents
lie viii no written and prepare arguments for
either oths departments
proseeac claims before board established Cor then
adjudication
Oct 2o-dH
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Biitenhcnse Academy,
Corner " Third street and fndiana
q. 4. wight, Principal.
X T.. TayiuI, Assistant.
q. n. Rsoa,, Teacher pf rfeneh.
" Gibsan, Teacher OF Drawing.
HE sesdenc VIII Monday, arptem mber
L ~.
rsioo $40 so sls So and sl5per quarter payable sa
bookstores OF the ely, Aug sa-evdivti,5cPt
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Washington Aqueduct.
VI > tvn .,,,.utnn Aar,h 7

OrrcE OF Tns WIsulEsTns AerrppCr,
Washington, March q, 1855.
DROPLSAlS graduation and
dams, ,unpss aud oilcr the Washington a1ueduc
Proposals tho s May will be opened
that day.
Maps pohes and spccibcaIons ote work will be ready
animation on and alter he 10th day of ApH next
Proposals will he particular cuyerle,
bridges, described ia paus
the
appropriation but AL unfinished viii
suheci appropriations Congress The
the right the work 10 he done and
of undcr each contract for each appropriation aud
Of the appropriation holding sufficiently decide when and
what works shall br stopped funds become available.
In Of ,orpags parenla work for want of
fund The reserved will paid judgment
The the work has been properly executed r has
win he mahe specie checks United
10
and will be dpn of MI contracts that the work
shalt paid their ipl wagrs monthly specie.
All bids should be sealed aud endorsed Proposals ior work
the Washington Aqucduci,"
uuitcd right reject all the bids
they eened g,c
considered most eoaucise to the Of The
responsible porsons ibe effect he
bidders will, accepted,
obligation, within days, with good aud sufcent
securities completion work undertaken said
the Unsa
judge Uned district agent officer
the general individual known the Ergnee De-
OF War; tina, the able 10 make good their
Bds viii be orrncd in presence Of bidders, IL of ,hem
choose to be proseDa
Capt, OF Engineers, charge.
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Nicholas CallRn,
M. A. Tyson and Sisters Female Sc n,inary for
Day Pupils,

On II street, tageen l2M and lsth, Nashingon.
NJ viii be resumed The 18th scriem
with the above they wish 10 inform
establishment
q, boarding pDpir the lst OF November next
and turnpike sixteen miles
FROM city, nd southeast Of Laurel village.
circulars be had at The principal bookstores
IN Washington mud Baltimore.
Aug 4-diIAcodt5ept5 (Starl
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NEW YORK, HHEiM EN, AND SOUTH
asEG74a44 AMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
E Tue saps comprising this line the WASHING
Sas9ks6e0 ron, Capt. E. C.vendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
wsrd EisgiRs.
Thcsu Southampton both going aud returning
FROrOsEp DATES OF sALLIMG-Ies5.

stopping SouthampIoH bolh going returning. tcy
London avre
other route, for the economy OF time and money.
Possagc from New Fork to Southampton AL Bremen
cahin saoon $3.50; first cabin, saloon, 81
second do, 800.
newspapers pass through the Scc
No bulls labpg will be sainng, .
An experienced surgeon IL attached to each ship,
ror freight or passage, applyio
q, II. BAND, II South William st., N. Y.
q. A. HEiNEKEN o. Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY & Co Southampton,
WILLIAM lSELIN Havfe.
Mar G--diy
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MICHAEL SOUnss3

mICJAEL S0UHsf,
srrd or me Ntaai Ls Insurance Company, Haforl Conn
ohice No. isi Thirteenth street.
I" an irnk al mortal hui ihcnseives'--
How verified fathers whose crcnni
stancrs soad 6nl aud ios tof widos and
children nf death
Aug it-lawJw [iatl
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English and French Boarding and Day school
ISL snooKE from rnsdelph.; wiz he, boarding
NO. ias pennyans avenue corner OF Seven Buildings and l9,
and win be accomplish pupils in
Drawing VIII be taush, in various and elegant styles
my friend, Miss Brooke is csnable ad, Of great IN
eirsucs whose qualifications teacher md whose acco
s''" ''''' '''' sloszo a'ss 5'rsasia'ias roTTSa
Mis- Brooke :. well known lady entirely
4. DALLAS DAcnE..
1Gs Gigh. rev AiOnso roisr, ?. p, ~. 2.
ps sst ess
William W. corcofan. cry. Washington, D. q.
.%S s" caaps rss'aa.ss
Hon 6. w woodward, Associate Judge Supreme
i.s ss d;g'fs s Maui, xs, d G. ! ss,:,v..
Of s is sas % ne
THE MISSES HAWLEYs French and Engli.n
Boarding and Day School viii he seopcned Monday, Sep
I'm and is,h streets.
Aug 29-cod2w
Cottage Hone school for Ysmg Ladies,
Hassuchnsuts oresac, beeeen lOh and l1th streets.
rnE year win commence on Mon
four departments and embraces all the branches Of liberal eds
Miss NJ. A. Cox, Principal.
Madam n, ,,o Dor%sn .s Ire rsashs g Of French
Mr.. 6cheu Teacher Of Music.
| Circuas may be Obtained at Tho bookstores.
Aog19-eolM
WAnTED bnnediAteIy.-A thocpphy qualified teacher Of
the Latin and Creek languages boarding school In
ws d si hms sfs salary
$3.50 4"a board Address, with fun R.r'cra,s &c ns,cxrrr
Aug 9l--d6 Alexandria. Virginia.
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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
BRown, BTAsroN, WALEKR.
MN. r. BROWN, FREnf p. STANTON, aud ]. KNOX WALK
Err have fumed partnership for practising
Cnur the Unea States md ri claims Washington
and In TennCssee Offices Washington Mem
phis One Of parties will always found cis pnce, aud
lctters addressed to them will
Apiii ly-ifeod ffnsel. nnd Sentinel copyl
LfRANCIS LAMB Looking (;iAsx, Portrait, ard Pic
frame manufacturer, o37 PcnnsyvaAa
b rizes and Of the
ptanty viii delivered put
Gr.cost prices in New Yos thereby the Of boxing,
freight, and risk ni kleakass.
The public respectfully nyitcdtu call.
Jane ip--eod3niif
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ST. Joseph,s Academy for Young Ladics

st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Near Enmatsburg, Frederick County, Nd
IIIE studies the
Thursday The
board tuition $50 payable semi
There charges drawings paint
Spanish, Italian, German, aud Latin The terms
for the department composed OF pupils under nine years OF
Si00 payable half yearly In advance
should addressed the SUPE
RIOR Joaephs Academy Ennsbug, Frederick county,
Maryland.
July s--dlyear
Washington National Rioi.ument once.
August l, 1855.
T meeting the board Of managers Of the Washington Ma
II Monument Society, held the aist ultmo, the follow
ing resolution adopted:
Resolved That the nocR by advertisement be
the National Inte:encrr Union, the American
The Ion. Johp son ate Commissioner Of The Gsno
Laa Office, has been appointed general this Society,
and has cd 0 duties bis Office.
a copy. Test: CHAS. g. TUCKER.
Secretary Of w ~ -. society
2--d3w -
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NOR commpdou tour ,tay and house,
on h the Of street honsF e"n
roos recently been plpsrcd and panied
hronrho. accommodating, and possession given ,mne"
,,ej, Address Solicitors Once, Treasury Department.
bet i5~-Ga
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Cottage Honlc school for Yeung Ladic.

rTHINTEENpH INyTALMENT---We open To- day
ccath insAmcnt of our celebrated "honsswifc
We lake all the mills produce the brands below named
Our names arc branded them Of faith in their
excellence.
Housewto cotton very Soft
and chiidren's
Shaker ongcoh,' shade heavier than the "house
wife, AN excellen, shifting
soft.
Wi, full supply Of all the other grade rring from
low priced fine.
100 pieces assorted white hannes n5
the hnest Nos n theiot real Welsh anncls from 7X
yard upwards.
ioo heached, unbeacbcd
. HiDhcis.
,5 hne autumn ginglians, assorted.
White plaid musiibs,
regular qualities, usually prices.
a large lot OF Blankets comos cotton slcctngs, Ac.
New supplies daiy.
One ptoveibiaIy low price only.
Goods cannot be skcn apprObAon
invalids,) will they be exchanged taken hack.
Delay ~ settling bills Is
Guod articles, and dealing relied a
PERRY X BROTHER
HCenra Stores,r building,
scF2--eteof Opposite Centre Market.
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rosr orficE DsrAnrnrNr.

Hon James Campbell, Postmaster General. The direction
and management Of the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution aud laws the Postmaster General That
business may be the conveniently arranged aud pre-
rouus, follows The appointment Office in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General Tie Contract Office, In
charge of tie Second Assistant Pt t'tiuastrr Generals tire
Fiinee Office IN crGan the Ihisd Assistant Pustnastor
Generals and tie Inspection Ocor in charge Of the chief
clerk,
appointment OGce.-TIoratio Hing, esq Frat Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks. 10 this Office
assigned all questions which relate 10 the establishment aud
dseoununnoe OF post ohces changes OF sites anu naue
appointment OF ponIasers and route and local
agents. as also the giving OF Instructions To postmastef
Postmasters furnished with markng and rating sanp
and letter balances by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the OF the depart
ent ana with the srpentnaence OF the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters wih barks ~ 1h
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship lnes and Of the Oregn and International postal
arrangements.
Coatracf O5oowilllam II. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twentysix clerks To this oil
ice Is assigned the business OF arranging the mail service
of the United States and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency Of trips, mode q conveyance and times ol ae
mail between the different sections OF the country the points
Of mail distributions and the regulations ior the government
Of the domestic mail service of the United States II pre-
pares the aivertsemens mail proposals receives The bids
and take charge OF the annual and occasional mail lettings
and the adjustment and execution Of the contracts All
peanns for the establishment alteration OF mail arrange
nens and the appointment OF nai sDoua e
10 this Office All claims should be submedtpt Tor transport
not under tho recognition ef said
service FIRST 10 obaned through the Contract Once as
authority for the proper credits at the Andtor O
fee From this oce all postmasters AZ the ends o. rones
eiye tho statement arrangements prescribed for the
roapectve routes reports weekly to the Auditor all oon
tracts executed all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the mi
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No, Wall street. N. Z.
BROWN, SiitPJ1EY, T. Co,
Liverpool.
sTErHEN KENNARD & co,
17 Austin Ftiars London.
u. q. WAINWRIGHT Il co.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Hsvre.
will not be accountable TOR s''a suse
snc,r cwery metals, up'ess bills p
drr hc value hsrsof therein
An ID
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Academy of the Visitation,

: I1cffftcE wv, MT
TINE oft viii rccomtnenee on Monday the
4 lst Of september
TERMS oF
Washing, mendiag aud Other extras ~
Music piano, harp guitar forms additional CHARGE
s, lessons French spanish, aud Latin aeuaees
3faxag pauriHR likewise charges hnfnee iso
annually advance fu
p az received ans time during year. the charge esIi
mated from, Date oih ouifaite
Aug l9-AlawfwS
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The New York aud Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising the following.
The Atlantic. ncs''
The Baiie capt Constock.
/. 10 These snps having been built by contract OK
4a& ressy for government service has been
T~ construction, nlso in their engines,
HE86 strength speed; aud their accouJDo-
uneqald cort
New York to Liverpool in rst cabin, $3.50
cabin e55 Exclusive OF size ao
Prom Liverpool to Yor, 80 and 20 eamens
An surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berhs c occurred until paid for.
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TREASURY pEpAarMEST.


The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices o the Sec
retary Of the Treasury two comptroer commissioner Of
The eustom six auditors treasurer, register solicitor gt-
house board, and coast survey
The following brief indication of the duties of these
ss peos and Of theferce employed therein respectively
Aeosetqys 0Ece-on. james Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon. T.. q. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer charger architect and three draugsen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Seoe-
y Of the Treasury Is charged with the general supervision
the fiscal transactions of the government aud Of the
cation Of the laws concerning the and navigation
o. the United States. lie superntends the survey of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals OF
he United States, and the construction Of certain public
buidngs for custom houses and other purposes.
FWsi CoHptroiers OfceElisha Whitilesey esq, Comp
foler and fifteen clerks lie presorioes the mode OF keep
ing aud rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public lands and reyises aud ceties The
balances arising thereon.
SecoHd Coaptyoler's 0Gce--John NJ. Brodhcad, esq,
Oomproler and seventeen clerks. He prcscrbos the mode
keeping and rendering the accounts Of the army navy.
and Indian departments Of the public servic and reves and
eetthes the balances arising thereon
09ce u Commiss0Her of Tie CusiomTugh j. Anderson,
esq., Commissioner and eleven clerks lie prescrbes the
mods keeping and rendering the of the customs
revenue and disbursements aud for tho building aid repair
R custom houses &c and reyes and cer6e the balances
Arising thereon.