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BY y. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

BY u. G. MCGUIRE, AuctiOncer.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANOS, SPLENDID
ia pao brocatelIe and lace
superb mirrors family carriage, matched
ac.Ol Friday 26, 10 o'clock,
hs exceleucy General Almonte, Minister from
street, it aud 18th shall all
his elegant furniture and effects, viz
grand piano. BY EraFd
81 900 in London.
French sos, chairs, and twelve paror
gold brocatelte,
and blue embroidered SATIN
OF u nroentse window curtains match, lined
throughout willie satin will rich lace cords and
tasssls and coaicc
sitrane Mirrors plate 81 by 70
elegant stop tables.
gilt French mantcl clock
Two beautiful 2gh gilt and Bohemian glass chandeliers for
Fine velvet Brussels, and Venetian carpets
Number of beautiful epgravngs in handsome gilt frames
Walnut diniig table, sidsboard
Mahogany hairsprips sofa aud chairs
French
plated table cutlery,
Mahogany aud walnut chamoer furniture
Superior cured hair mattresses, husk do
and hnr holsters and pillows
Toilet tSwt stands. loos ing glasses
Nurseries quilts, blankets, comffrts
Handsome dainask cniniz cnitains &C.
aud
wuungdesk, revolving and other office rhi &C.
Together large excellent OF kitchen
quiscs
AT az O'CLOCK,
sbn sell handsome
french hatouebe built by Lawrence, oi New York
horses about
old, Of 6ne style and action, and perfectly sound
excellent baggy suitable
One silver platad carriage harness
set buggy harness, horse covers, &c.
$50 and under, cash that credit of 90 and
80 days. for saslac endorsed notes. bearing interest
JAS. 9. MCGUIRE,
Oct6-d Auctonrer.
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LOCAL. NE w 8.

requested TO state that the pupits OF large
naber of the churches Of this city win be filled to-day BY
members Of the MARYLAND Lutheran Synod, session
here. The following Of the appointments
snst Presbyterian Church.-At II, a. M Rev Mr. Me-
Crau and at Z !, p M, Rev. Mr. Bishop.
Second Presby terianRev Dr. Schumacher ana Rev. air.
Lepiey. :,
Diebi.
Fourth presbyterianRev. Mr.. Diehl and Rev. Mr.. An
spach. ,
Fifth Presbyterian--Rev. Mr. Menges and Rev. Mr.
Prohst
sixth Prosby teranRev. Mr.. Lepey and Rev. Mr. smeit-
Sc enth Preshyterisn--Iev Mr.. Bishop.
Western Presbyterian-Rev Mr.. Senderlng and Rev. Mr.
Martz. .
Foundry Chapel-ieY. Mr. Hauer and Rev. Mr.. An
spach.
union-Rev. Mr.. jenkins and Rev Mr.. Upruh.
Wesiey-Rev. Mr.. Campbell and DR.. kurtS
Mekandree-Rev. Msssrs. Smeltzer and jenkins.
Methodist Protestant 9th sreetRey Messrs. Startzma
and Haur.
Methodist Episcopal Church SouthRev. Messrs. Rizer
and Appleby.
Ebeneze,.-Pey Mr. Applehv.
ST. Paus Cburcl-Rev. Mr.. Norris at II, Rev. Mr.
Seminar o'clock p, Rev. Messrs McCrau and XII
the missionary meeting at 7 o'clock
Among the guests the National Hotel are Hon. G. J..
Faulkner Virginia and John Forsyth, esq, the accom-
pshed editor of the Mobile Register.
rerimental parade of the District military companies
will take place If the weather shonld ia
vorabie an imposing display may be anticipated.
Daniel Mahoney aborer the south wing of the Capitol
extension instantly killed, between IL and II o'clock
yesterday morning. by falling from ascaodng about thirty
five feet to the floor the hall Of Representatives At
the time Of the accident he fixing the scaoldng which
had become darranged His scuil broken he Leaves
wife and one child and is said to have been sober and in
dustrious
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cornr OF CLAIMS.


Sotsrday October 30 ls55The at 10 O'Clock,
M, to-day The judges all present
Mr. Jacob Barker, Of Louisiana, appeared an
attorney o this court and filed petition in the case
Richard r. Ward and Others his assgnees who claim the diff
ference between lawful money and the deprecated
received under the loan Of S q August 1914,
on 81, fagl 03
The court delivered opinion, that the Of David
Myerle (No the law docke) within the Jurisdiction
Of this court and authorized testimony be taken This
submitted by argument last Thursday morning
II Is a claim arising from alleged -fuilment of
tract b. government With the oaiant furnishing
rotted hemp.
Case No. rs the law docket being called Mr. Stanton
appeared Cor the claimant II is the OF William W. Cox
who claims compensation for extra services while head
senger of the Post Office Department.
Mr. stanton stated the case and read letters from Mr.
whittesoy Comptroller Of the Treasury Mr. Washington
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury and Mr. Philips Sixth
Auditor OF the Post Office Department.
The Solicitor followed and at the conclusion Of his
marks Mr. Stanton submitted the for the decision Of tn,
court a. T. whether ii Is within its Jurisdiction.
number Of being called which not ready fo
argument the court apart Monday next for hearing sgu
nents IN The cases Of John c. ae (No. 49, Asbury Dick
ps, (No 49, Michael Noursc, (Eo. al,) and John Rob
(No. 81 y after which
The adjourned at O'Clock TIL u o'clock Monda,
morning.
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ErlJi;on Of dc United States Agricultural Society.


Dosros Oct. Heterogeneous for the great exhibition
OF the United grcutura Society in this city next
week are nearly completed, and everything promises
brilliant display. The grounds beautiful and are
daily visited by thousnds Of citizens and strangers. The
entries very large and embrace some OF the
finest the country Quite large number OF cat
tie and horses already arrived If the weather ia
vorabe calculated the exhibition viii surpass thing
OF the kind ever seen in this country.
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Great Sale or Town Lots in Kentucky City.
~ Monday, October "a 1855 rsls Of lots Kentucky CY win
az alspo-ed o. The rapid
VI being The with the ps0peoIs,
oil the lots Win 1e sold without and The
LIBERAL TERMS,
both 10 time and manner o. payment.
lucky, Of the Mississippi nsen miles
MOUTH OF THE oHIo,
just adjoining pssen, Columbus
ass within rs Limits The dspo. and station sieunds Of Ae
Il would place this dwell at eagh,
prospects a cry fortunately situated
eoa o. sss so .as Ia s M r. 5
healthy locality frem al sy ts nature p ne
ment for HE railroad track surrounded b asre aud beauty
waies naSsaL;e /, point
y p r.. yn "ss w az n
bors found ssw Louis. nincAy Cay
mis by lsamLoa, which, has hssa
iailroad at cs,o and BY
Cairo sas Fulton g srss Gaoss ,oals s aAa "oT %
Louis Iron Mountain railroad which
iown. The aoblle and up US
G sssa , w he s na % asa ~ q
,s south 70 laaa with me aud and
a.n 70 BY Tie so. Central and other a.osd. ana " he
Kentucky ci being I'm. s.oasa. oa hours
vance s anS he II he sornsa lake, The in
lele,anss q comn,odcs the legitimate ad and barter y s
here BE- stored hers anssh~ i REQUIRE Ken
lsca,ed and sesd win co"hnaon Of 80 many
ondH al
Terms Of credit OF and with peona Sc
reserved the twenty per eent
credit without security. for the
balance, at the option OF the purchaser
r.. j. BULLOCK,
w. H.. II. TAYLOR
EDWARDS GREY,
and Projectors.
nIn order their subscription The Mobile ard Ohio
bonds Of bundled
dollars houds after beng
Mobile
selling eighty five cents 10 the Collar
though they will be taken lots bought our
half payable down, The other hall IN
two wears Thereafter GREY,
w. ''"s N BULLOCK,
Oct 9-lmdw&cp TAYLOR
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Ne,e Post Osiees.-1he following post Offices have
been established and the folowngnamed gentlemen ap-
pointed postmasters, by the Postmaster General:
Fork Swamp, Beaufort county, North Carolina William
w. Walters, postmaster.
Green Swamp, Columbus county, North Carolina James
Freshwater, postmaster.
Spruce H Juniata county, Pennsylvania; John Maett,
postmaster re-established
Taylor Hill, Grundy county Iowa Philip s. Taylor, post
master
Dallas Marion county, Iowa; j. b. Parrott, postmaster.
Little Canada, Ramsey county Minnesota Walter b.
Boyd postmaster
Austin, Mower county, Minnesota Alansan B. Vaughan
postmaster.
DisconauedThe following named post Offices have beer
discontinued
Woodstock, Oxford county, Virginia.
East Newport Penobseot county, Maine.
Baileyvlle Washington county, Maine.
Round Hi, Talapoosa county, Alabama.
Duroc, Braxoria county, Texas.
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p,upsp,eaaia Election

PaltADELpA, Oct 2o.we have sul returns from evsry
county the State The canal commissioner stands
as foows Plumer (denocrat,) I61,2sl Nicholson, (u-
siouist,) 1915. Democratic majority, 1886
The legislature viii stand senate, IL democrats to 1G u
sionists house, 6s democrats to 80 fusionists.
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on THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
fosT OsyicE DgrAKraxsr,
tAg4kiuefnu IaFaha

Posr osuox DsrlKrsssY,
Washington, October 90 less.
Ne, Nsw o,I5an, Ia ana Caro- o. non ESQ,
p som November neat % be decided y Inc 81 81
December following,
Route No. 7soo-LoUIsIANA
Frnu New Orleans, Rou.e, Naehez Miss veksburp
mss and back, daily IL safs ana suitable steamboats,
hriise a Cairo Al six days by 5, p. IA;
arrive al New odsans IN fys days BY ), p. m.
s d M rsssry, e Iih ada No, exceeding len Other
wsg
aed sa hey mas be q qualify and o. suen
low waler.
Route be employer boat
suitable on rooms assigned, be under the exciu
The agents are p appoed ana paid by The Department.
In cas- acedenhs which boat detained the mail and
e r a - u s na S, pns ns r
ana delivered free 4 charge % the department.
On OF 'e CREDENTIALS also, blanks paper mail lock-
Proposals be by responsible
ard the eehed by judge clerk OF
The department, right resi lid which e
nsher e absence Of evidence Of suciency
,sa- On e part he aas and q D..
conaenin boms suaan,o and and others in Ger
object regular pac
on @ e. an that sct compliance ~ih
Boats offered win subject inspection by
each ny mat they in all adapted service
and no boat accepted be Withdrawn without the OF
tho department.
Bidders provisions
The subject Of their ahies the 9Th section oi The act 10
charge The organization OF the Post Once Department approved
Articles ofconaet fn and embracing The usual
requirements are executed by accepted
bidder seros by day January
The Postmaster General The
allowing rro rate increase of .
nc restrictions imposed BY law for increased service required
lie also discontinue whole
allowing one months extra the service dispensed with
Form Of Proposal.
I,-----, of--, State Off,, propose 10 convey the
1902 from Orleans TO Cairo agrreary
The Advertisement Of Tho General dated Oco 20,
1885, and by the following mode Of conveyance, viz;
for he annual sum Of
dollars
TAis proposal fin knowledge Of distance of
fae sig Of the 10 Be an other particulars
~ reference 10 the route aud and also after J examination
paled
(sgned)
The undersigned residing ---, State of----, under
be accepted the Postmaster General bidder shall prior the
Isl DAY of January 1885, thereafter be-
INTO die required obligation perform the proposed, with
and sufficient
Tis DO 1A full knowledge Of the obligations and liabilities
ssy isss s4' 4'' '4' - 4' ''''''" % ''"S'
Dated
(signed by two guarantom)
Certificate.
The undersigned postmaster -, State Of GER
ue oath Of Office, thar he acquainted with the above
property able
good their guarantee.
Dated
(sisned)
Proposals should enveoped sealed
Postmaster Gene and unprecedented Proposals River
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Oct 2I-law4w Postmaster General.
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Important New Law Book.

Important New Law Book.
JUST PUBLISHED, BY A. MORRIS. RICHMOND,
Lomsx's Digest-How Complete.
DIGEST Of real property generally adopted and IN
IL the United States BY John Isyloe Lema LIZ ~
Judge eighth ndicinEircu Of Virginia, one o. the Judges Of
H. formerly Profcsos Of Law
University virginia. Second edition. revised corrected
volumes royal bvo Price Slo ou
This edition. embracing L does the psovons @ me cooe o.
decisions OF the supreme court OF E,
nearly English and American DECISIONS rp,h e
subjects justly sc considered zee moeI vAaaoa
issued this country.
Chancellor Keats Opinion Of the YORK.
applies laws respecting req! properly
Virginia The work - npon me model
well be recommended as valuable ad
di,on to the lawyers library" ~..,,n,
For sale by TAYLOR MANI,
bookstore, near ssn SHert.
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ny LEGR A IL /.
fatal pnef.

SAvAsvAm Oct. ia duel took place Saturday last,
near this city, between John Chaplin late lieutenant in
the United navy and his brotherin-iaw Dr. Kirk
The latte, fell MORALLY wounded at the third fire. Chaplin
was sIiphtly wounded
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OFFICE oF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
MARYLAND.
The following the Of tho Maryland Copso-
dated LOTTERY, class 80, drawn October IL, 1855;
vt % "a an sth 9Th Oh lifh 19ih
26 Is 50 81 Sc 30 40 10 IL 81 II SO
numbers Of the Patspsco Institute
Lou,ry class No 275 dawn October ~, 1855;
ii "a ~ 4ih SIN SIN 7,h OH lia l2h 18Th
ca 50 81 ~ 81 4 % 40 10 IS 81 70
r. X. Brennan,
General Agent Tor the Contractor, Baltimore.
IE4'L RosSsrs, Commissioner
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Sint;ng u ne Lac Steamer AroLian.

KNesros, &c. W. Oct Io.The steamer Arabian while
on her passage Kingston Toronto struck against OAR
ngton pier Yesterday and sunk in ten feet of water Her
cargo, being deck, is uninjured
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r LECTURES ON pHYSIOLOGY.--AIisse Nivson b Smith,
IL NJ D graduates Female Medical College Of Pilndel
h will six the ladies OF this city,
and Hygiene The fn will be given
Monday afternoon October a. at O'Clock At Carss snoon
These illustrated Of
as mauskn models plates &c The Introductory lecture
will be free. !.
Oct 20-2f*
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ny JAMES Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

nRUsTEEs SALE or EXCHANGE RoTEL--Ey virtue of
sss s he land Of Wilmington
ne mi m Of d S suse ss "
on Monday DAY October, 1855 ocock the
on pa 9s ss ne
W Mes hs q us
and agrceasy 70 the description and @ thereof as set
forth IN 'a sna deed TO the sad David a. ha win me improve
This properly fronts nort ~
Of ons-'a,a cash % he paid within five
nine, with from the day
q q as as "a
g ss y dc Ky. s e &. DE "s s
his discretion Sale to take place in frori Of The premises
JAS. G. MeGTiRE .'''e''
sepI7-d Auc;ioneer
o,-rhe above sale ia postponed rn.iI Monday
ho0'' o'''''' 1'''' JAMES ADAMS Trustee
octI7--oodsds Auconeer
,;yaRM suAnIs MODEST CoLORs.-one case thick
w woolen shaw!s, large sizes, modest coors such as
% pieces habit cloths dresses manes eoaks
colors.
10 pieces clouk sa,ins, very dne and cheap.
pieces black brown and blue Moire Antiqueo silks
With all other kinds OF dry goods adapted for general family
coaks tamas and scsrfs Of The modern styles
One prcveIh,aily low and Uniform price only.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied on in all
" Central sores,y building
octis-diodf Opposite cenue Market
rENIsHsL AGENCY AT wASFiINGTUN.--The sui,
scbor, formerly Of Richmond, Virginia. having established
Office this few doors in front Of the Treas
ury Department. b upon the
especially revolutionary and land bJune
and pensions under the acts OF Congress.
Having purchased David Dorpgfon
he has perhaps The only index which made the i'm
revolutionary the auditors Office
Richmond He has also index al
the other public offices the Capitol o Virginia These and thu
from
tide him 10 hope that claim interested to him be ust he win
show IL where claimant himself be enie
/ unnbe do
under the ID Mar 1855 giving 100
of
rhnrges will be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomsc Virginia.
james Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
Jamrs r. Heath, late Commission Fcnsops Richmond
Virginia.
Stafford II. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John s. rendieron Virgi ala
Hon. samuel Chiffon Waslir ,y,or. D.
William !. Ward, esq, Bar more
Lewis Timbrriake, esq, New
March T--dhcry-
yIhNTED-n copy OF the American Archives.
w
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fIhNTED-n copy of American Archives. In
nine large volumes for which viii he paid
N money or ~ books oxen might provided CON
tanned the earlier volumes. ~
ocfl3 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Later from Morieo.-Capture d San Luis Potosi.

NEW OalEAxs, Oct. 2o.-The Deltas Mexican
pondent the capture Of San Luis Potos by the
rebels states that Guards being organized
throughout the country TO readiness march to the
city Of Mexico If Yidauri thinks proper.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

Resigation.-Brevet Brigader General E. A. Hitchcock
coon. Of the I'd infantry has resigned his commission in tn
army Gen. Hitchcock entered the service in 1877.
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pHosE EXTRA FINE AND CHEAP BLANKEIs.-~
Ju1t opened .u,..;a.. r,.r
70 pairs and cheap blankets Of American man
ufcure. ALI size remarkably white and sOh.
demand, with iuii STOCK n All
grades bed comforts sheeunss "cAngs' to"ee' p
iiucns, napkins, &c, in endless variety.
IN ,ye We must mast that exchange take back
seods, the on
ates confusion in accounts
supplies daily
price only .-.,.., a. 4, al
~rnc, p,orurp
- building,
Oct l6-dl0uf opposite Centre Market.
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During the past week 1855 land have been issued
follows:
Warrants calling for leo acres each, $50, COW
ering sOsOo acres
Warrants calling for 100 acres each, 2,l26 COW
ering 255,I20
Warrants calling for so acres eaeh s49 cover
ing 67,920 90
Warrants calling for 60 acres each, J. covering 60
Total $4,000
The Pension Bureau will hereafter issue three thousand
warrants per week.
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CEORGE w. MORELL, Attorney and C"anscunr r At
U law United saos circuit eon eom",sso"vs, e"""''"e'
Refers Justice United states supreme 'oun
u. F;.h United gates General g. Totem, Corps
Of Enrnee United Blair Solicitor 70 The cou'
OF Claims H. H. Glet, ESQ.,, and Major Arnold Hams Wa"s
Oct io-wfAsun3m
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NOTICE

THE Introductory q the National
Medical College delivered Monday October I'D at
~ n m In The ampbiheairs Washington InhmaIy, BY
prol. Grafton Tyler, M. n. of Georgetown, u z.
'"e Pu - THO. MILLER, NJ D.,
Octlo-3t oeah'
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ESPECIALLY school chtldren-2 cases small slae
II low priced umbrellas for school children
10 boxes ch,dren's plaid striped Scotch wool stockings
mecca email figured awool moussenes, for chiursh
g. ah,t
10 pircr Hollands, natural color fer chit
dreus aprons They most durable article known ior
% pairs crib Nd cradle blankets
IL pieces fnew white hanntIs, for infants wear
Additional IN kinds Of squire linen goods"
Moaning goods n complete in all branches
pairs those extra iargeHzs premium american
Daily additions made stock
ac mics only Hence sell remarkably cheap
An hills must be promptly settled when presented !,
go ' " PERRY & BROTHER,
1850 "Central Stores,p west building,
oc, 10 lodir opposife Centre Market.
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Ant1rERAroy OF rooD--At the late meeting of the
British Association, Dr. Pearson in the Chemical section
assorted that there only two articles manufactured
for food which were aduerated salt and re-
fined lump sugar. He challenged any gentleman present
to add another article to the list
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EARLY HALF vALUE-Oren To-day
n shoses genis' silk shirts, price el Is, value ~ 30
do do prizes ~ Is, vaIue W 90
Daily sx p-ctsd Of lse same kinds
Al.o,n n. 49, s,s,,.
large lot Of gents thick, warm, cheap, ana n'e
nd drawers, ut low prices
uavrlspg shawls 49, -
black coths. c1ssfmercs, ana fsSu"x NoV's $50
qualities hal relied
q o pieces medium and hne white hannes.
10 pieces mo 6fn and cheap french "e'nos
MOURNING GOODS stock always full ,...,,
LINEN tnTDs order others selected WIN
experience ouah 10 nP"
stctt verv lsrre : prices uniformly low II. =
rrirc ensbicd from the large amount VI
offer r.si bargains.
s"'" "'"""'' PERRY h BROTHER
| Central y west buildings
| oct a. lotdf Opposite Centre MARKET
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regimenta parade of the District military companies
will take place If the weather should ia
vorabie an imposing display may be anticipated
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UEN pieces OF those extra thick, glossy nna
6or back x;lks had dollar per yard lhty
regarded article that has been s"a ~ s
kc M that price past twenty years -, i. ~.
Also fi kinds of nch black MAS many IN
Io, adapied mourning dresses -. - s,a.s
10 pecea cloak sans assorted coo with nch eioa OF ciop,
satIn and velvet.
New supplies received daily. - -, 49,. sn.,
pr p,ice only Th0ee who are not JUDGES :" soo"s
IN rnp where one price only il naked. .,.
DELAY in settling bills We present Dol eNpsc'en " ~
3 a,cic law prices dealing be reied on in oil
cases, .c-.I 49,. ), ...s, hnIp,nr
~, io,o,dr Opposite Centre Market
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..

Bounty Land Warrants Busaess Of the Pension Office
An abstract Of the business of the Pension Bureau under
the act of Sd March, 1855, to the 20th inst:
Total number Of applicetions for bounty land
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The undersigned residing al -- State of-----, under
the foregoing carrying mail
be accepted the Postmaster General bidder shall prior the
t tay of January, 1856, thereafter
required obligation perform proposed with
gn md sufficient sur
Tais oa full knowledge Of obg and liabilities
assumed ~ under the a7 section Of the act of Coagre
Of jay J, 1886
ga..d
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Among the guests at the National Hotel are Hon. G. j.
Faulkner of Virginia and John Forsyth esq., the accom-
pished editor of the Mobile Register.
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THE FUTURE OPERATIONS THE AlIEs.-The Paris cor
respondent Of the New York Courier and Enquirer thus
lifts the curtain for the benefit Of the uninated on this
side OF the Atlantic;
We are destined to witness Of Importance
than those to which have above referred programme
Of future operations Of the aes-drawn up by the En-
peror Napoeonhas been approved by England and Sar-
dnia and they say acquiesced in BY Austria which plan
WILL am told for It's exact Objects yet secret sstound
by its effects.
The great principle Of II will probably be The disabling
Of Russia to disturb the rest Of Europa very pretty
quarrel IL already stood Italy viii be transformed Il
is surmsed the advantage OF the Sandman sovereign
who has adroity entitled himself to the favor Of France
aud England by the liberal form OF bis government and
by his entering into their alliance Northern Italy
sttute kingdom, and be his portionhe Roman and