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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-06

The resolutions psrsded ia The Eoeaiag Josrsd
on Saturday a. having been passed by the Wig
Young Mems Committee, were agreed 70 BY bvs
msjoIity and after violent opposition. Jacob Cao-
welt one Of the Secretaries, is out With card, sta.
ing that his name is attached to the procesdiar
without his cor sent be not present, and ths b
denies the right Ito make him appear ss IN icsw'
Of the Seward indoisng resolution. Albany Register.
The Register has been misiniormed. TIE resslvs
commencing Gov. Stewards reelection were psssst
without dissent Mr.. Jacob Cholwelp hsppssa
not to be present, snd bis name was appended, nxs
an expression Of bis individual sentiments but u ~
then.icaiipg the act Of the Committee. Jsesb, Il
course has seen Sam"
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COLT AND COBsLERs.

We owe an apology to our readers for emitting
to print in last report Of the sayings in Con-
gress on Saturday. The Senate was not in ses-
sion az usual-the Senator's taking the latter part
of each week to recuperste from the enormous
fatigue of sitting very moderately two or
three hours per day of the first three or four
days Of each week. The House was on duty
however, and deeply absorbed in very interest
ing discussion-the question being-"Was Col.
"Colt (Sam. of Pistol celebrity drunk or sober
Sat the time he appeared before the House
Patent Committee to urge an extension of
"patent! :" Messrs. Letcher, Of Va, Eddy. Of
Ind Ruffn, of N. c., ZcllicOfer, o! Tenn,
testified that he ,cAs drunk; Mr.. Pratt, of Conn,
IA pro-Colter considered Col. C. SICK on thst
occasion; Mr.. Wae,lsr, Of y. Y, ssd he (Colt)
appeared before the Committee directly after
"dinner, ard seemed to be slig4dy erei,ed;" Mr..
Eliot, Of Macs, seemed to regard him &C as
''nOs in the teehseai (i) sense intOXic ,ted; and
"yet he was not in a full proper state of mind"
WANT he rather too full y Mr. Thurston, Of
r. l., tesi6ed that Col c. on the eventful afser.
noon Seemed 20 be somewhat excited
"whether with disease or drink, | don't
know" And Mr.. Edgerton, Of Ohio. ..doubd
"ed net that the Members of the House
sometimes get little eSnfas,d after the din
{" ner hour, ard therefore ought not 70 be so par
"ticulsr." [Oh Oh ] Mr.. Ejserton had not
concluded his remarks when the House adjourned,
% that we must wait till next Private Bill day
before We can CRAFTY the Intense interest which
pssvadss the community BY taias officially that
Col. Colt was or wasn't drunk on the occasion re-
ferredts. Meantime We give it as our decidedOpin'
Ion that he oas~'. How he msy have been when
helefs the dinner-sable We do not feel required to
state; but We feel assured that the shock of find
ing himielf in the presence Of a veritable Com
mittee Of that august and awful body, the pres-
sent House, must have instantly sobered much
3 ulker man than ever Col. Colt can have been.
No-he decidedly ras not drunk after heconftonted
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shus Cd "by the ststate Of nuitatssa" IA
goddess, then. there 10 one statute thn La, :.
nercy's side with regard to Eaisers expo~l !.
nbeIsuits-we had supposed there yer. IA.
bat those expressly calculated to harss ed ,,,..
der ne. We shall sleep souudsr for the .,,,,.
snce that all the pecals,ors we have pilorisd. a.
bypocrites we have unmarked, the ra.csl. =.
have basinsdoed, the nioDies we have peruist,,
to expose Themselves. prior TO January, 1854 A..
estopped from annoying us with imPaiens or "a.
,icious libel suits By the benign Law afors..,S
Hurrsh for the statute Of limitations
As to Mr.. John n. Cummings. il We Asvs !,
any way offended or annoyed han, We han,y
ask his pardon. Net knowing him from Ada
We can cbeerfally certify that to the best OF orr
knowledge and belief be had d,ne nothing that
he should be ashamed Of prior to the comusass-
mens of this suit. II be wants any sort Of Ger.
sii cate that to the extent Of our kno Elsdss, he
Sever stole anything, he has only to sisuify The
wish, and be shall be accommodated forthwith
for we have heretofore been compelled By IiSsL
suits 10 give such Ger ltcstes where /, was fer
harder to do il than ia his case Over tArss
thousand dollars were gouged out Of as darins
the last year by these scouudrelIy devices TO fss
ten Chicanery at the cost Of Industy-aad w
expect to suffer in the same way erssfter-pes.
hsps even until jarors find some other MODE VI
feeding fat their eHvy or msliguity toward E&.
tors or until Judges thiok more of Equity sa
less Of Precedent. If anything but cash cosla
heal the supposititious rents IN Sir. Blshkss
CHEATS reputation, We should chesrfully prefer
it; but the cash We have is wanted by our prussrs
sud paper makers. and it seems to us that their
claim is paramount to any that can fairly be srssl
BY Mr.. Blake. Is there 4, st,y, then, for tAs
new and most unexpected lbeLsuit' Who sAsl
deliver US from this boy Of John N. cauuass'
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p1lork daily Gribn,te
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1855.
TO sPONDESTs.
The fifty were received.
Circulation, &C., Of The Tribune
CONGRESS-, YESTERDAY.

SENATE, Feb. 5-Mr. Stuart presented a joint re-
solution from the Legislature of Michigan, instruct
ing their Senators and Representatives to use their
best exertioDs procure the passage of the act pro-
bibisng the introduction or existence of Slavery in
any of the Territories, especially in Kansas and Ne
brasks, and to introduce without delay a bill for the
latter purposes and aio to procure the immediate re-
peal of the act If 1850. Gen. Cass promptly repu-
dated the doctroe of instruction, and fatty refused
either to obey resign The resolution was laid on
the table, and the Bounty Land bill further ds-
cussed and finally passed.
HOUSE, Feb. 5.-The Senate bill refundng duties
on certain railroad iron adopted. set Of reso-
buttons depupciatory of Know. Nothingism was pro-
posed by Mr.. White, who asked suspension of the
rules to bring them before the House, remarking at
the same time that he wished the Yeas aud Nays On
suspendDg the rule 70 DC regarded as a test vote.
The House refused by Yeas lOf, Nays ~. mot two
thirds Yess to suspend the rule and so the resolu-
tons lie over. The Colt Patent Extension case was
debated nearly all day. resolution to expel re-
porter from the floor Of the House adopted, the
reporter being interested in claim before Congress
contrary to the rule. Adjourned.
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yn,S.hip bs. laid before the Board entirely concur
n the inheritance he attaches to this Department OF
the PottOfce, and much grati6ed to observe the
at and iDcr sspg extent to which the public svas
,tsef Of the advantages which the system affords.
nv Lords sso agree with the Postmaster G sners IN
The opinion that the efficiency Of the . s'em and the
etcurlty of large portion Of the public revenue,
alike require that the Money Order establishment IN
LoL don should be sufficiently strong to discharge Is
cieDtly."
TIE follow table gives the progress OF the
Mopey Order business; the amount of orders is
sued in the United Kingdom, each yesr from 1889
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that sustere Ccmmitks, wAssevsr rs usy have
be en- the minute before.
The immense importance Of this de>sse d''
not strike US until afser we read in the es'a ms
Of cur cotemporaries, or we should have puohshea
it yesterday. Even now, we msa give tue teie-
graphic synopsis of Gen. PRATT's speech :"
beats any thing in Pickwick out OF s'get;
"Mr Pratt of Come c,icut, by unanimou' oon.en'
made An xolan alton and said this MISTER ga ossn
msep1ed into such imper'aLce Is to CAL Tor seiec'
COMMITTEE which is nov acting II Vas one IN shica
he bac q personal interest. Laughter ~ 'iis ne
uear That the reputation Of 81 ntmate personal 90
ouniptapce is involved Renewed Laughter. Colo
ri Colt has right az en- American to aOply TO IN
cress for what lie believes TO be just He h>s been
Charged il dir city, if o directly with Going Eh.
upbtcouiug an honorable mab-such as using inprop-
er means end outside ioaUence, AID attempting 70
bribe members of this House. Col Colt 10 as honor
able man az any on TINS hOOr-aud there Is not she
Slightest particle Of truth in the charge IL any gen
tlelrsn has BEEN biised, let him Yse in bis place,
Laughter either in the way OF pistols money, o,
ANYTHING elfe. He (PraU wJulc say, Win Oh respec'
for the Select Committee that be looked 90 tois
whole novem. Mt a. reflection on toe ch5ric'sr oI
the House He did not know gentleman nero VIM
could thus be bribed. . x
A Vcics-"I If 3d. let him show himself"
Yet nobody opened bis head Now let us hear
the sudscous william who will pretend after read
ing the above, that Members Of Congress can be
brjbed. PreposteroDs idea
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If our polite "Krow-Nothing customers,
who Five thousand strong, filed and surrounded
our office through the night after our last Etec-
ton, clsmorously insisting that our costly Die.
patches should be given to them for nothing and
then adjourned over to the Park next evening and
resolved that they 1ouidnt paironise rs any more,
will call again this evening, we will give them
such news Is we may chance to have with respect
to the election of U. S. Senator to-day at Albany
"free gratis, for nothing" The Pack also will
be open to them on the same terms as last Pail,
and they can express their JOY or Indignation at
the least possible expense.
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The amount of business done in the Money o.
der Office as cJn.rasted with the net revenue from
pos,ases, in towns of small size, ia shown by the
following figures. They give the net revenue
arising from hostages ard the sale of postage
stamps, with the amount of money received for
money orders issued, during the year lei3, with
the population Of the towns according to the cen
ana of lSJl:
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RALPH WALDO EMERSON will lecture in the AM
Slavery Course, at tho Broadway Tabernacle, tAs
evening. Those Of our citizen, who know him III
need no urging to attend, while those who never her
him have now apleasurc within their reach which shsI
canpot afford to mics The house will be 0verhownz
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THEATRICAL.

"FuhiOnr was played last night at Bs arc. als'
o. whole, was better done than s9y ~" 49,
note hi. season. Mr.. Bursoas Ads. p =
WAS we'll made up, and eIceIlendy co. cc,sst
Joh,,ton'. g Snobson, and JordAas "ce'. o
Fisher was apparently qui:s out Of place 7"
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B. PAYMENT o. this Order must be obtained before the
no OF the second Calendar Month ate. that which Is
ssu,d for instance. II ssued in January must be
paid before the end Of March. othsrw new order will
be p.cessary, for which second Commission viii be
ehsed And the order be not paid before the end Of the
tyeIfth Caet ds Month SITTER that IN which II Wa Issued
flor i1sree issued in January and not paid before the
end Of the s.Xi January al claim 70 the money viii be
lost Aftr nee paying Money Order, by "ho msoever
pre,eued the Office will not be liable any further claim
II this form be clipped naIistsd there may be din
Gully 20 paying 10.
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Oders are issued ard paid 0Hees from IL the
nsrnng till IN the evening; and the tine never es
than from 10 til l. Postmaster, however, in sors
Above Suspend the business during the time he
aArf bis Lsrer B.ss ke., provided notice Of the
be paid on lssuel 10 for any ret exceeding S.d
sbeve 81 Cd NJ order Be fer than Is
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Senator's Douglas and Shields were comforssl
Yesterday, by the adoption Of resolutions in The
Illinois Legislature, cen'uriug tsem for sdvoc&
inc the reps al Of the Missouri Compromise lsv.
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We scarcely need to call attention to the eIcit-
ing debate, yesterday, In the Legislature, with
reference to the Sena ;orial contest Of to-day. 1t
will richly repay perussl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-06

A dispatch from Milwaukee to Detroit proper
confirms the election Of Charles Durkee as L. s
Senator from Wisc0nsin.
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to 1858, inclusive
The following table gives the number and
amount of Money Orders isssed and paid in Lon
don:

ro.i 4slsg sg.0ese4 4s6i0G HsSs'si 1879 siTs-Ie.
Number and amour; of Money Orders issued
AID paid in Glasgow during the three years men-
toned below:
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Ttsas between washsnxsoa ~Ed Wheeling bas hzi
ho1ss.
Runnsas bsessn #a.asnytoA Gsd c4siana n Aous
rhrsasA rsehst. ans s.ss>ss Cheeks 10 ss had an
Wa~hsngton.
ilE Baltimore and oho Railroad, having greatly improved ias
~ss.sl s'ss sas ne@ Si = me aast e %
errs masAinsoa Ana an po'ons 9" s "
TIE easssien sssssn Ise train. Gom washias,oa
wasaiasssa Iuaelss Iuey eaapa sy oase,)
wheeling Washington s,aon transferred
arosrs es~.s o painIs seycas The esaheens aas
Warrington dsiiy Al G, and ~, on Sundays az The
A. wneeIns sirea snnezsom CEN
whesln. through camsnare, zaaesve, and se~ak
Issse irsina ronaes' a. se~ask With ss
Chicago, Louis. hc.
~ me Lass Nanai rarosd TO xena CINCINNATI Louis
yE, x-a,s Ie Mas, raI.sa =, a ssnss1iea @ g
fialste, Lasayetp. Chicago Rock Island 81 .ou'r,
sa,chsn Kew o~s5r ke-whlcs wsshinxtoe
Cincinnati 70 .se us .eamsr. on sns ONO.
rog CLEVELAND and Toledo, Deuf, Chi
e-so, &c sod beiwe@a
whsslas and wsi,ss,Is CORY @s. s'e's eonneron with
Traveller. requested % notice ina. While h = sr cuy
speedy nearly leading
me West The distance om wasnas,an 10 Cincinnati s
Fare by through ieket from Washington To wheeling 50 s.
sy Ss BY from Cincinnati ass Indilnapo
cheso a. s. and ss So 81 Louis. sao 80 and SIS Memphis
g. Nv ossn. d ss, &C.
ssass Ss ssas risessni
ainar -sy Baunore Wheeling
For train. % and from Baltimore Annapolis hc see special I'D
vor further informaroa through tickets apply tn
PARSONS, agent al Washington station - 49,
Master Of Temperance Baiumors and
May 5-dtf Ohio Railroad Baltimore.
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{" should auid aeguaintssce be foryoi
And
should aud acquaintance be fofgot
And days ~ Agid syne."
The members Of TIE class sadng JaRe, ls
The
class eDdADg IaDe, le class of t
ending June ie5u, hereby
aangDn- D. c. BY the tiTd Of l65g,
brighten The nkr Of NE chain u love and enahin ~h
ds euur-'y exchange IN bei
hives sretins and ymPsthy sad ih~ sntey late
az promising
rsaary af she selfspponied VIA b
held 90 nc hst osd September, A. D. lc al be uniea
states Hor Ch--na Fourth finn
Of The
adapted 70 fan a posside
viii b
good enoagh rn tnr mail VIII
thrir respective Pcsl cfec-s
OF TrcEton. n a., Chairman as ConsniIt1r-
ALEXANDER c. BART, NJ D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsyiyanis,
J. NEWTON LIGHTN Err,
ofL.ncsster, Pennsytvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
of Winston, An,xhany Co, Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
Balsr, Iron and Glass Works, n J.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
o. Montgomery county, Maryland,
Comnltes-
Joas WsupaAs, or Lebanon, Pa. s.creiary.
March 17-lawtGar3 rIuteligencrrl
civilized OF the world
their cnumBs
II through four "a
e3obe tnir
essionay between s date and hs "a of March, A. D. 1887
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.
!. Rsaraioa Of Fare 10 California.


United States mail steamships New York
~1R or AspnwaH The 5fh and 2ob OF each month,
N44k& connecting VITA mai from Panama 10 San
steamships inspected approved by the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safety
The Faaems railroad 47 completed from
asd crossed IN hou The baggage Of
The money York all Of
Reserve kept in New York; Panama, and
san Fransco prevent detention in Of accident, so that
the route is entirely reliable.
Passengers day they Aspn-
waIl
steamer, charge OF
women and children without other protectors.
West street, New York, T. W. RAYMOND.
Mays
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Washing.>Jn Aqueduct.
orrcr or rsr w..sissros AsrrDver

orTIcn wAsstxeIos AaUEpGcr,
Warrington, March y lass.
pKDPoS masonry
tunnels, and work sftbs Washington aquednet
Proposals. received the ch OF May will be esHed M OF
That
amiu and 20th dsy of April
Described
Of The wnrks roplsec the
bal all uphHshee VIII
subject n future appropriations Congress The engineer
OF work done and
under for each appropriation and an
bnli be stopped mt funds become avai'ahe
viii judgment Of
engineer, work has hcsn properly xecned has
gone.
rnymra specie checks Unitsd saie
dtion of thai the
shai be paid full monthly and in specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals of work
the Washington Aaueoact.R
reeef al bids
deemed advantageous and make such
considered most conducive 70 the progress Of The
work.
responsible PERSONS effect they under
bidder bidders WILL II hrs tc, hid se accepted
obgaion. within good sufficient
complexion of - work undertaken said
the United
jadg Unued district officer OF
Of War; that the able to make good their
Bids win opened presence bidders, amy Of
NC MEiGs,
Capt nf Engineers, in charge.
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The National Hotel


aff
bnshg aseatoas in and about dining
The table s fHruhed with the beet The markets aGa
labor will be spared
IN
subscriber, pabir Will
extended
Prrrons desiring
9oh by calling fhe Hotsl Board 81 day
e. D. WILLARD
wAsHiSsTor CRY, November II, Iss4
SIT .#=
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frkHIs sgaLY ONE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Roe az DR. Boy
vEAU LAFF Ell TEUR superior the srupS of Cusi
niero paris remedies. II radically
aGcoDs Of skin dartres scrofuia The
acc0uchments critical
~ oi humoss Az depars
powerfully shcacous catahs Of the bladder in
from abuses of
injections onndnss syphihuc the Rob
from the
cubbs from njeeons vhirh only rpel
syphti
ing powers OF the odurs
ofp porassun.
asens for the United saies Gabriel Bondn, "
orders Outlet Duconge,
New anr seuiiis, Francisco
The druggists throughout Uni
ted staies pamphlet Cervu medi-
cal properties will obtained by writing G. Bon
street, Sew Ysh who viii Information
wanted
G. B. is prepared the West
dies he has the Feb bond.
March
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R- "a. GILL IL IT

Counsellor "a Lam,
Has removed Row
Rad Thtsnt tie wi eaniiuu~ devote MS
aigsy the ursisa surrens Court
Having patents
ppininns before
chief justice
irste-- uf calumbias and viii also the
preparation and trial of concerning patents.
z, opinions and ur
having
prsncute b-ore any board established
adtn
Oct 2~-df
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The % person ~lli ss
paymenf o sassu1svooa ads4hcs
tizIaa fsr~ lsIi1fs
~a p3a b. sr, a-saa,ss
transmission.
Ths cuLNTES rAfER a p1eisAss un-sxcexY eHFti.
400 q weekly asfinx fns
rassefipuoAs iers yrnr VII he
terms proporuoned q be
ny-PosrMAsTEar aseHls sEs 81
sending us sasrcrber So ftrs
a ccss erafis-
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NEW YORK. BREMEh. AVID SOUTH
49, AMP. yUNTTED STA TIES N AL STEAMERS
The comprising This line are the WASHING
- TO-, apt T. Cavcndy' HERMAN, nsp'. I'd
ward Hssins.
stop Southampton gong returning
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foBs W sHIDEg Old established
snider Nc 76 siaa street. four drer.
supplied
md tsgn0r m accommodating
M V cftcre
r fnr special sporraon Eu
spwsas; and sotcifs
.on rtsr s ~ his friends and
Al wines seaversa a. wsshIussa CITY " "AdAHs Erp -
frrs of freghl June Sly
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Stopping souhamptos both going and reurning they oe
London and Have
OF .cr rous the economy Of time and money.
Passage from Eeu Fork TO Southampton and Brerasn
First cabin main saoon $3.50 cabin, ssioon $40
second do, 500 :.
An newspapers through the ofsce
No VI . o ladin ~ OF sassnG.
An experienced surgeon > attached 10 escS SHIP
For freight passage, apply 10 =
C. III. SAND, II South William at, N. Y.
G. "A HEINEKEN CO., Bremen.
CROsKEF d
WILLIAM helm, IIavre.
6-diy
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VIM. r. Willis we and Amanda A.
w HEREAs peiion praying par;
Of Pensacola showing ai the abevnsmed defendants have
parties arpear
petition second Monddy ct.ae,.
Esczmbsa county, Florida
further ordered this
Forids Democrat, Washington
un.on the New York IouTsnl Of Commerce
THos. 7. KING, Judge.
PENSACOLA, June Is, ls53.
June z3-l law2m
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petition Emily Pullman administrative OF The
eulsn decreased late Of Aoon New York, pray
the said Lewis Pullman
August, lSa for machines
from the expiration
patent which takes place the 2ist day OF August
ordered said be heard III the Patent once
Monday OF II O'Clock, an6 all
nofca appear and show they nave,
wi said petition ought be granted
Persons opposing the extension required e ME IN me Patent
objections specially forth wrinnr al least
before day OF bearing All eshony hicG by either pa
used the said hearing he taken and IN ac-
codance will be furnished
yiscation-
The 2th OF July
relied must he
ohes bcioge The Of that daf the
gum mcuis thereafter
published in The Union intei-
eenesr, Evening D. C.. PenDsyvanan,
Philadelphia, sceH n6c American, View York. VS. Daily
Post Boston, Mas,
weeks the Oh day Of An
gust next, the day OF hearing.
Of Patents.
papers viii please copy, and send
Once with containing this notice
May3 I'll
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Law Notice.

BRows, STANTON, WALKEK.
Nm I. BROWN FRED p. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
ER nership practising the supreme
Of claims IN Washington,
and Tennessee Offices Washington and Mem
parties found either place, and
W
April l9-ieod Iin,ei- and sentinel copyl
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United states Mails

PosT OyYTcR DErA ARrMErT, May Is, 1855.
nRoPosALs carrying Of United States from the
day 1855. he 3th Of June, 1854 In
elusive 10 the MICHIGAN viii be received the Con-
tract Once Department, the city Of Wnsh
ingon ef nc.uye be decided the
NEXT dav. on herein specified.
1854 rs miles and back we
during suspension Of navigation, from November
May Is in each
Leave arp Monday ~ San
Arrive n Kecwenaw Bay Wednesday by g pms
Lrsv keew Thursday al
Arrive a Carp ne Saturday BY IN
1887 Portage Entry Houshfon, Clior Eagle
River. eagle Harbor and Nona West Mine, to Fort VII
kins, miie hack. week
Leave Keswepaw Bay tt ursday at Sam,
Arrive at on wilkins Saturday by SPIN;
Leave FortW wilkins Monday
Arrive a Kcewenaw Bay next "Wednesday by p m.
Adventure, and Rockand 70
Onlonagon. so miles back, week
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday 9 am;
Arrive AT Ontouagon Saturday tv m;
Leave Obonagon Monday nj 6n
Arrive II Keewenaw Bay next "Wednesday by p m
For embraced in the contracts
see Ire proposals February TO- 1855
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