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Eastern times., 1855-03-29

Tue EA-WAGoN.-This is the name of an
invention, the caveat for which is already filed
in the Patent Office, by Mr.. Fulton, of New
Jersey, and which is 10 be, if successful, Moth
ing less than steamship, propelled on rollers
or wheels that are 10 go over the water instead
of under it. The wheels are four hollow cyl
inders, of boiler iron, air-tight, and forty feet
in diameter These are to be strengthened by
means Of compressed air, forced into them by
an air-pump attached to the main engine. The
inventor claims that at about forty-four revolu-
tioDs per minute his machine wonld be pro-
PEELED a mile, and undoubtedly would tear
things and astonish even the sea-monster. A
Ietter-writer says: He has on hand working
model of this machine, eight feet in length,
with six inch cylinders, driven by a small en-
CINE, that for diminutive pattern, is one of
the swiftest II was tried on the canal the
other day. and but for some intervening trees,
would have parted company with its proprietor
forever. 4 pays no respect to sand bars, or
shadows, going over either with equal facility.
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

A young lady recently returned from a
boarding school, being asked at the table if she
would take some more cabbage, replied by
no means, astronomical society ad-
monishes me that have arrived at the ulti+
mate Of culinary deglutinaiion consistent with
the code of Esculapius'
This reminds US Of the young lady, who ia
answer to simular inquiry, replied that she
had ''eaten genteel suficiency without re-
dundancy''
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

A chap from the country stopping at one Of
the hotels in the city of New York, being asked
by the waiter whether he would have green or
black tea, said he didn't care darn what color
it was, if il had plenty of sweet'nin' in it,
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

A Western paper, in speaking Of newly
elected Senator, says his ignorance is so dense
that the augnr Of common sense will be longer
in boring through j. than it would take boiled
carrot TO bore through the Hoosas mountains.
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

Too BAD.-A virgin of tweniy-ihree was
lately throwing out some affected sneers at
mairimooy. when grave friend in company
observed, tha, marriages were made in heav-
en- Can you tell me, SIR rejoined the ely
nymph. ''why they are so sioto in coming
dorns'
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

There is an anecdote told of one of the Pis-
cataqua Associates, who addressing society
of fishermen, wishing TO adapt his discourse TO
the understanding Of his hearers, inquired,
'Supposing in huge northeast storm you should
be caueh, in the baY-your hearts all trembling
with fear, and nothing but death before you,
whittier would you turn To whom would
you fy!' One Of the hearers, arrested by the
description. called out-'Why, in that case, |
should hoist the foresail and stand for Squam.
Eastern times., 1855-03-29
GBe Moralist,

81 The following is another chapter from
that admirable little work, entitled elements
of Character by Mary G. Chandler;
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

The foundation Of all happiness, temporal
and eternal, is reliance on the goodness Of God.
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Notice to Contra ctors.
EsB zszs go, @

FSsaEssns ogrIcE c#AaIxsros Asp s.rAxsAm \. r.,
Ci,a-leson, September u, lr,s.
SEAIED PROPOSALS VIII be received al this once until the
y OF October 1885, for huicEg wooden bridges, pe
sbuess of Ashley nscf on The lire of @
railroad. Three lines raford Ont
from The foot Of caosn STREET smother near
Of lhe The third Cees iey scosa
eight The wid Of waterway The h ine Is about
srcond Of about 2op freti The greatest
srrfh about ef1 feet
wide deep tide is from ~ fleet
me ouar,,ty bridges win be
oee yards ths otnsf about 400 cubc
yards, y. u III
shells, under fis is Ihe
Bisfi.
Proposals o hndnr bridges ny ns'ns
piers cylinders driven BY DR. fois
pro~rss 10 u Building NJ Iaies.
Tns snpessitucure irawed, Hown plan The
piers viii be isa fecf The i~s frame
q high.
Far ie bridges he spans 90 height Of the
giving openings % g. feet EACH s re-
QaeS In each bridge
to.esos intending proposals obtain srecihcs
e Office, ihsy
ersulina artssie6 drawings 81 the bridges.
eysa'siy for the for ne
win snssrscc rier- sspsrsuncfare -
work eF either hrfgc.
Proposals addressed hs uHdgped, and endorsed
LAS :. WILLIAMS,
SEQ ss-ds.hoei Chef Engineer.
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ny RAILROAD DIakCr TO THE WEST
"a "a


Tiae between w.ahinsten and whseisx bat III
hoursi
Kurairg @e Ie~sn Wasssngon and cisenaati n Aouvs
1nrsash Ticket. aAa .,ss.ss Cheeks be had
THE and Ohio Railroad having seay iuuroved n,
ms 20 ira
ellen ss~ssn wAshasson Bainos, sad all
TIE trains from wa.bnxson aad us
assass csss ssa s.y a .Ss .s. as. ss
s.n B.nIss THIS e Only ehsnss q cars required .ss-ssn
wnsciing Ing stauon
Aosss m sa a The sAss, sssaee.. sai 'Ia.s ..
M.shan<oa sssy AT a and ~, Sundays
wseels bred u.in. q lse CEN
W.ssias, through calndsr, za.ss.is, KewsrE
Iasss trains sonnes' ., SswAIk with NE Nswsk
Chicago, a. tnsss, &c.
6sisn.ss racac fast ,r~ias
q me LAis snai rarosa xsar, cINclxNATa, LuIs-
1 nc ~ Ss ,as. On L n.H .
hauie, Lsfayete Chicago, Rock Island, ST LOUIS &C.
Naichez New Orleans. he.whieh
are Transferred AZ cneinnsi 70 the nai steamer. the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville, CaAfo 81 Louis sold by
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
&C. tickets sold when Ohio
Wheeling and WeIssie tfoy mi,es) where
Trsveierr feqaesed notice that while this is the
speedy, nearly LEADING points in
me r,ent West The distance from wainsoa
roae. ''e'' '''s ''''' ~ 'A''''' A - ''' oN'e'
Fsre by roush rekct IRON To Wbseiinr 40 s
BY r.lroad s from esi
Chicago W e5 and sis 50 81 Lou sas 30 and sa5 Memphis
caasersna nsaafa risaaaa oasaa ..d rsiraas
@ s.~esa haaoa and wsees take a.
Baltimore, Annapolis Se see specia, ad
nsarlna.len, .aroush ,ele &c, apply 10 H. H.
PARSONS, agent, At Wassiagsoa station.
Master Transpouauon BALTIMORE and
MAY 5--dl Uhio Railroad, Baltimore.
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TRUgrEEs' SALE or vEkY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
=. s-.,k sss sy Ssssss 1854 and aay e
cssI Ls S. seiss Ns y o. ess" = ~ s ss ss e
asd s.az sssA bearing IA. DAY
No lss ss.ss = s - q .h.ll hs
oeseh ss'lowias raa estate viii sls
Pss oss.s ..a no. ia ss..re .uussr az sssuna
r. Ne psas Ia ss ne nc
81. q ts ~ qs.rs and aa.ass .s.ses sa :" as
ss = =: =: s e = !. ss ss eleven
= - $50 ss< s.s1ssl fssto sas
ne. s's.s. i.sss: ~ O.. ,ssa q INCH md yhsses
osn..aaaf das.aA hunirsd sinsywo
r.. ss,.rv i. rh.. a ass.se building ana
os rscssy owned ~ n occupied by the ase hm sen
sss1 ssa,s sssis@ as 4 ss best sc.nsrs sbe ely 81,
S.sS =. :. 5000 : :s1 ~
=. s.s - =: s s ps.s s e.. The
M A.. ~ .sa1s ss:. :. 49, - ~ ..A: I. =. s
aisns divided into three
ss. Il. ssss + !. assass vault w
Nh a -. he re % i
Ss.a 'os. ss..n y sss sson each tss
going through other la tbs upper
ss every s s .ss ~ s as
las received rev, ~ Of o's t.a Que ,heussrd doa
sessd hsvs Keen ossd annual thousand
ass IL ssaa I .s WE'VE ssssn I'd wy M
msss with issfs.s e sae and Lien ed spea prop
q DE pssehss.r The title sisvea
aaA snquessassie, u .cisg os,y s only
IL complied
within thereafter, shall resell the properly
puscaasoa te asd sk of tc hssi Purchaser
next aay, (Fx5day,) a. 10 o'clock. ass.. MT
as place. BY of thc csed OF Aforesaid
eoa.as ea. ~ cs.apisss u baking sus
u c0uaicsS desks, ute kc.
Terass fux pesssna All Of 5
$23 credit sixty dsys, satisfactorily
dorsrd, bearing intercti.
J. A. ENGLIsE,
~ st WIN. HAYNE,
Trussees Ct eedcn, Withers, 4 Co.
De, 4--d A. GREEN Aucticnear.
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washington Aquednct.

CfFIoE o w AsHIwsrpS AeuRpucr.
Washington, March y, le55
PROPOSALS invited graduation brick
The washington aqaeGnc
Proposals, the c.h of May, viii be opened OF
that day.
proles specifications ofe work viii be ready
animation and after ihe 29ii day Of hpfii next
he received the particular curcrtf,
byidses, Ac dsscrhed plans md ssacicsons
only be conp.ied under the
an for u:nished work VIII
be subject future appropriations Congress The
the OF be
for
appropriation holding sufficiently decide when
-hall be stopped uni funds become asssatle
eaiire siospage particular for want
reserved viii tie PAID the judgment ol
engineer has been properly executed SO far has
gone
specie checks the United State
10
Der cent? That the work
An should endorsed Proposals work
Washington Aque6uci."
The United States reject all the bids
such
mai conducive OF The
oer accompanied tY written runrs,5ee signed g
the effect they uader
hddss val, II M their hid be accepted.
within dayE, and saieeEf
ndrfsksa
accompanied of the iass States Gssric
attorney officer ~
nd.ydca knoen he Enrsee De
Of War, thai the are able to make good eif
Bds wI opened presence OF bidders, any Of
choose 10 be present
Capt. OF Ensacefs, in charge.
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se name Of no psssca wa uSoa tosss
ns pA,.a~ss fshe sahsespdos y saAr In ADVANCE.
D'ssaht saase'teTs sy " a.oney b. sr te ta-s
" ~srh wih y Ssd BY Asnaasd by oassy,s m
sAfe
Ibs COUNTRY PAPER i pablsshed weekly 61sss de ses
saoss u Congress, ssd seniwssky duriag the recess
ssAseSaoAs psrsd naa yYxr v, b. .erixct a..
i<r.s rsssesisase1 y ~ shovs sanasi rstss
M-ro6TAASTkRs ssAOsized act ss our agents sAe
BY ssstias " DAILY sassohrrs, with ass sncosed
RVS nawkEkLY sasso'ssD' ~ra SIS enclosed
uu~d cspy syssss.
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Caution-Lottery Frauds.

OryicE MAINLAND CcSsoIIpAT ATEp Lur1rRrrs,
Baltimore Msoisad, July !, 1885,
THE Maryland State lotteries hiss deeed
pntnc against the numerous swtndefr
ffSuduienf lottery scb~nes
ana pretend agent OF tickets in lotteries which
are wholly 6ctiuoas -
only legal Maryland tcse drawn daily nader
elected by Inc peOs Of
10 examine and approve the
schs xnd she drawings
n certificates nf Of
ckess aped r. Brenan general agent
Maryland Consodsted Lotteries,
Bal,nors. Maryland All Others frxudulent
- r. x.BRENAN,
sent as-sty Baltimore, Maryland
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AZ. n GILLET

removed HIS Office Ffsnktn Row.
ThseeHlh lie will devote his
tioe n ne
deroes he win
opinions ser asrg ia before
Patent pee, and appr the chief justice assistant
Justices District cuiunhia snd will also assst the
pspar NJ a ag
opptops prepare srEnusrts er par
having departments
claims boe board easiissed r their
adjudication.
2s--dn
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UEKY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNsYL-
Fiin,S Hne pxtlic
rsssdsy sf:noon October g = ~ O'Clock pscisw shall
No. ~, fsoan8 81
PsnAsyvsnis svenus hetweea I3h
running lss ee ~ feet paved alley with improve
handfene three
viii back -ssidsss, ssict coseh Aoass, staiSe, he
bk II tke materials hAndsonely
tsonghou wih Dars maneeis In the pacips
every fc bsdins The main building
airy ruosns
haek hsdtas contsins good with large
nisg lsEi dep1h fF
gard ss cuacTn Of bcsides sxes,
psmp wssr he whole enclosed with nineei brick wall
ed han1sssaeiy ornaunen1ed with syubteiy.
property fsvosahy ksewn ssd occupied
Af T.. W. Fhhs
location, beisA within few o The National Theatre
cf tho executive departments properly
adapted for the which
capped.
Tefms The CT deferred psy
Will be made known n the sais.
j. G. Mcguire,
0ept @-eod&ds Auruoneer.
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sepp-eoahds
Public SAle.-yaluablc Building Lots at Pied

mont.
Ocobcx s. 1855, will be offered public sale AZ
PeAsupf HapsAre Virginia, O'Clock,
These immediate
Bsisrose which the
hsve erected number of
buildings saehtse capshe ef employing 800 workmen
bead Of Poonae
~ mcs Of Cumberland
IND 2c6 mies by railroad.
Then II contained
so including churches,
shop house, l5s feet
ITS heiess, stores,
&c healthy with Indus
trtcus pDpassson a0 1900 The
railroad Maryland with The Baltimore
md ralroad Piedmont
Provisions Al pdenty and prices low. =
valley of vkniH Two trains
of the each tetseeH
Wheeling. which hosp herr
Piedmont osy Of pg
among Cumberland and oilers
being surrounded
the ounas sope being nesv5 tnbsres An f
cheap building Lasxe cf fire and oter
shuadzpt.
y.oruus making extend the AIeIaada Lou
dcuu. and Hsmpshs< o Piedmont
The % ..s win b made easy and 'eus made kao"
properly xad ohcr information cnn be obtained by
I Push Ut Pi~dncss: williams George puf1a,e,
Balts.ere the occe Of tar N~w York
Greek VI Wainut strse fhilsdepha or To
A.. C. MATTHEWS, Aucttoneef
Nrs. - sn6 ~ South Charles rtrett. Bairnore.
eept aswr23oes
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f,unAKS Msnsf,Rss Shawla, ard Ac~sts--A safg- sup
y novel stylish IN goods og hose classes
opened to-day
10 pieces patfsrns, assnttsd cosoFs-
cobs, TIE "" sfHp'td M dresses
The sdvanass ane frcra the price ysscn
oaerer when selecting s~y soies
nsmsa above stTi I
supplies daily
Tnee bills p~cscnteS Jny
,s viii Do 90 pror making nddinonsi parchsses- .
arci~ low and fair sennt ny es relied on ~ Az
~.se. PRRnS BROTHER,
aCcn,rn sforesr building,
Sept 29-loldh opposite Centre MuAeL
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EOUnTEEHTH iHsTALHEsT-JuA opened tbe fos. {.
fsenh pssaisaert nf celebgcicd housewife ccnns
WITH dcay hsi we keep the supply up h the
demand M hc They resSdAa The very bes1 ccfsa cx'
for ladies aid chiidfen's Ete-fs
3cascs shzkcr hrias snpss.oz s iek cents
per yard.
Of cur heavy, "evesisstisg
shing cotonA They oil ms qualities ihai denote esi
Durability.
produce brands named above
Our names stamped on each acce - guarantee Of their up
ror exceiepcs.
supply OF a kinds al bicaed cossons hat
q esceiiencs Of fakgse.
LINEN GOODS largest and chespss, aock an
nlaske Z usual lew psces.
MOURNING GOODS OF iii kids consxntiy band through
ont the eRlire pear. !.
may sc amount Of ~
soaaipg fabrics annually through
enables untr really decided barsans.
p al those cheap and use FTeUch asrinoes
EMBROIDERiE5.A largs, asu, aDd stylish LOT opened ihs
morning.
100 pieces furniture cacoes, lak per
yard
Opxring goods daily 1ss
Those persons puehaax ether In
~ss they convinced
there Q advantage resulting from price only.
! commenced
cas<s PERRY b BROTHER,
Central Etores, - bsfrnx,
Oct 3-lOtdd Opposite Centre Market
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Law Notice.

AEewx. srAsgoS, aEp WAlzKK-
ryyM I. BROWN FRED. p. STANTON and J, KNOX WALK
~ FR partnership Ia the sur-me
Cauu OF csms IN Mashnfirs,
and IN Offices in Washington md Mem
wi8 always be- psnd ~ sshef rsscs arn
letters addressed will receive rromp attention
Apsl Iq-- tfeod tinfel, and Sentinel eoFy.l
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CCIDENTAL LOT.We have 20 pieces Gne white bird
II diapers . yard wei worth TN superior snce
fos ctidrsns aprons
Twenty pieces Of the finer Humbers Enc.
Cheap Scotch diapers, ail widths and qualities
and dsmssk fo medium 10 extra 6nc and wide
sf,.ish patterns.
Napkins towels, snd towellnsx In endiess variety.
I.iAen sheetinxs pillow ines< bargains
linens 4saites, Of them made in ireland
by ees them purc nh inen," and
good. 8@6.f ~
and cheapest linen goods
The linen department has vastly
crensed
A large ,o NJ medium and extra fine blsnkes
Fourteen bed comforts.
sood well thoss Tor general furnish
ing coasumpuon, daily yePienie,rd.
Constantly hand all and Of al qaalldes full and
astowishingy
One Price only selling bat for the cash and
10 thoss who pay heir presented.
ARTICLES prices, and lair dcaEs be relied on In sD
PERRY BROTHER,
sforex," building,
ScpIi--le,eoif Opposite Cesxe Market
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Eiofpn9 Onef
other roEle, for sa economy ~ lime and money
Passage from Nsw York 70 soatAanqton sd Breme1
Fr cabin, saloon, $780, first cabin, saloon, 81
second do. $40,
Al newsraper ilrouehthe ~ sce
bills q, Ne sigard the day OF ealing.
An experienced II attached to each ship.
Forffeigai passage, Apply 10
q. III. SAND, III South wil,au a., n. r.
q. A. BtiNEKEN Co., Bremen.
CRoSkEY X t.c Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIE, Havre.
MarS-diy
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7, OyNEg * sos Merchant Tstl~ss, NO 1la Ps Nm
T. respectfully y" he'f ie~os ann
generally have Just renvned hom Sew rofA
elosi wsf @"cs
asp
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To THE rUsL,c.

GUR FLAMING MILL dnly opsrson and prepared is q
mill work Of descriptions very supeftcr MAws~r We
superior English ahs ard ~ tc
white aa tssolina ssd Eastern rhofs
HcW isuaiaG, c "
oss an earhs asd Ia the yard <vrU despnn
oi wh,,e rr lumber for wcSkinx An o.
market price for cash or 10 sucl
sus"r's ssm rs.eIv - fiTzHUsH coyLE 4 BROTHER.
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FORM OF GuhRsSTEE.

Capt. NJ G. Mczs, u. 8. ErEinecrs.
We the undersisned residents uf , in tc sta,e Of
hereby Jointly sseay the United States, ard
ranr i'm of sccspted
ln.y days the The said bid
the same, sufclsnt
perform furnish articles proposed IA coariy 20 Inc terms
which And in the
aforesaid, guaranty
good ae offer By the said hrd
the bidder.
(sgnsdD \. B
q. ID.
hereby eery she hest Of knosese and bcef the
above named suGranors good and suhcienL
fSignesl T. Y.
Mar e--33wTa.hMay klagl
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t
pxTENsIyE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF sUPERIoR ROSE
y weoA wssmai, mahosay cherry and maple cabinet Ufn
Tuesday crniAa Ucotcr l6, 10
shsn ss II ihs cabinet a ssnne Ksby Esb
hGtwean RennSyivaasa and
ssas and made asir.fe inx
offered for city We part,
Of pao fuuure "
erAdes cdnsoa blue gold, green
god puspie Preach
Suites Of waiaat and nshcaDy pario furniture fnished in
crimson pasxh, danask, aat Azircioth
Eeant rnsewood wanut and mahogany bookcases
ries, whainOts, music ssands, fAcy chairs, &c.
Beasl5ai mGShi1tup tables,
rosewood, waaxl, xal mahognny, patterns
Jenny Lind and Ffeach
and dnh various woods
Haadsone fall xsaetUp dressing caSiaes wsShstands
comnsdss q the very tess workmanship and nnisa
Ros<uDad, Ua2auS aAd naA1csAy wsrdr0bes
Exccisnt teanecs easy chasS, foot stools
Dining an1 bssaksst txbes, dning chGirs
Gideboerls, and wood chairs
Hall cAnixs, hn trces chaaRbeT csbiueis
Toerth<r wh iaspe mahogany walnut cher
~, sld payle pasa furniture.
The above .uuiuTe III Of Mr. Kirby which
sxfIcie guarantee OF The quality.
Catassses viii ready delivery Monday,
under,
monhs, for satisfactorily noses bearing
JAa. c. MCGUIRE
Eep 3O-~od6ds Auc;ianeer.
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NEW rHli and SsoedsI hsve Just returned from
bs Eotb with very elegant goods suitable ss
~at Consisting cloths, csssmees and vr.sirE
4. of which p~cfiou, ss1 which
AM n,w and fashionable
s,y,cs - .,,r,t polce. WILLIAM TUCKER
sro Io--.olmn Prassyfvxnia avenue.
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THRUST EE.S sALE-By OF by
William T. BOOK, Ssh day Of l6s4 snd duly
ef A. No So foIios at7 246 2i9 49,
o land ecofds washington The District Of Coum
sell public auction
bidder, Tuesday, Of October, o'clock
front Of The pcaaises, ali Thar parcel cf ground and
with the specified the aforesaid
brs u nuntsTed hye In ttree hum
ded ontiax street,
BY S7 deep, wiAs public sy The improvements
large coach tartSy, shops, Ac
dsy and balance three
fwefve csbs~rn ohs,
ihe Nosss fer the deercd be satisfactorily
deed Of property
pcyances expens pachAer Hthr
days, te right sell c
H. C.. sPALDNG, Trustee.
Jas. @. McGuIRE,
2<- "A. Aurt
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GEO. II DRAPER, Hayre.

will accountable for gold silver
specie eucig precious metals, unless bills Of
value thereof therein
Ar 25-iM
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K~, NEW YORK. BREMEN, AHD SOUTH
X1ZXTIN AhPICN UNITED sTATEs MAIL BTEANERB.-
Nx3tskK The chips comprising ihss line tho WASHING
s1s11zEAAAS TOM Capt L. C2vency HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward Hisg.n.
stop going reurnnz
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sorfs Side Of UaSoa Square, Nss Yort.
THIS establishment, pcninent aaa delight
fol rnrk approaching arish and
viii ali sti devHe aud money supply
40 ae most acsi,shir ho'ei constructed.
esshlmen respectfully announce ths
opca ocioser ior The aceougo
dsor af The putlie.
Appscansns reecives from psrfes wishing mass
nusnzemenas ior winler mon,hs.
~ S'''-' cLArF q JosLIs
u ctArr,
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Sep 2t--d3m
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TrrssuRv PREPAYMENT
The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices ~ the Sec
tarT Of the Treasury, two comptroers commissioner q
he CUSTOMS SIX auditors treasurer, register, solicitor light
bouss board, and
The following is brief indication cf the duties Of these
several Offices and of the force employed therein respectively
Scrreays QFcc.Ion. James Guthrie. Secretary 81 the
Treasury; Hon Y. q. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer 10 charge architect sud three draughtDen
temporarily employed, and trents three clerks The Secre
t'y q the Treasury is charged with the general supervision
the fiscal transactions Of the and Of The
cgpn O The laws conserving The and navigation
The United States. lie superin,ends he survey Of the
eas The Lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals of
NE United States, and the construction Of certain public
saidings ief cnstom- houses aud other purposes.
fra CoufroVsrs O5ieeElisha Whittiesey, ESQ.,, Comp
oier and fifteen clerks. lie prescoes the mode Of keep
g Hnd rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic eer
Se web = the pah,ie lands and reyses and eeres The
balances srising thereon.
, Sseesf CoH7scoEsF's 0e;cc-yohn NJ. Brodhea3, esq,
Comptroller and CLERKS he rreserhes the mode
Keeping and rendering the Of the army,
d Indian departments OF the public service and aud
0e'ithas TIE balances afning tbereon
Ocs n Cogrrisstonsr Of tis oa.io-iugh j. Anderson
% Commissioner, and eleven clerks. he prescrbes the
mooe ~ keeping and rendering The ~ the
revenue and Disbursements and for The building and repair
rs custom houses, dc and revses and rerses the bdsnce
ARISING thereon.