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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

orFcE surKRIsrsSDEsr THE PuBLc rEIHTlsos
Washington, september 20, less.
pursuance of provisions Of the Ac,
public printing August % 1854 sealed
t3i December ~ twelve oeloek
furnishing the b. required iar ins public pn ing r
year commencing the Let day OF Decembei 1885, aud ending
December, 1876
subjnined specifies nearly be the
quality and description each Kind Of paper that VIII be
required
10000 printing paper uncaendeed "a by
- inches and 10 weigh forty nse pounds 10 The feam o.
400 sheets
1900 6ne printing paper eaiended "a by g
inches aud 10 weigh ay six pounds 10 the Of $50
sheets.
5000 reams superdne printing paper
"a BY 81 inches, and . weigh my TWO pounds 70
the Of 4cO sheets.
CLAss4.
800 uperne hard and eaiendeed printing paper
70 !. "a by 80 inches, weigh oriy-eigtd
pounds 10 the OF 4e0 sheets.
Class {.
900 super6ne map plner Of such
may be required spending weight WIN
%paper measuring 10 by "a incAes and weighing weniy
pounds per OF iSO sheets.
CLAss6.
900 superfne plate eaendered uncaendered
be equred) ~ by "a iuches, and OF such weight
may 90 repaired
The fibre the paper
coito1 fom all aduilerauon with Other sub
OF fair whiienssr, qurer tweaiyiu
a o IL
dso perfect Uniformity color, cseos, and weigst
will be required and bundle exclusive wapper ing
under i've from STANDARD weght VIII be
up weight
will be considered Il violation OF ahe contract
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CLASSES.
No. LIS COO writing 10 by &c inches weigh twenty
eight pounds per
No. 2300 writing papor % inches weigh twenty
pound-
No b. 100 10 ny - inches, weigh twenty
pounds
weigh twenty
pounds per
No. g. 400 reas writing by IL inches TO weigh Twelve
pounds +.
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Jan 2s-u
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United states Mails.

Superintendent Of Public Prialins.
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United states Mail.
ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

rosr oruoK DsrARrAEsT,
Washington, October 20, 1855.
PROPOSALS for conveying between
New Orleans La and Cairo, January ie5S,
aa,l of.e Both November decided BY
Route No. 7soo.-LoUIsIANA
From New Orleans, Rouge, Nachex Miss vetsburg
m sna sad Msno @ aG Te"n sso Illinois ''
Arrive Arrive al al , Cairo = = s,n days BY $, p. a.;
Arrive a, New o1isans lea n IA Il ave days by 5,p m
Offices to the above number be visited supplied daily
the very best e In seasons OF low smner boats may be
S @ @ % ss o. equal quality and Of uses. power
Route may smpoyea boat,
modaon d for the keeping preparing mails
suitable room be assigned, be under the enclu
., TSs e. rgpssss and paid Y the
in ens o. BY wieia boat be deiansd the mall and
whesoer naboa, be destination
and & delivered, ,'es ~ Q, ehsrs" g The department
on enhon Of their credentials also, blanks pape mail locks
Proposals by responsible persons,
and The certified by judse clerk Of court
The ts sh, 70 reject any Sd which may be
higher The evidence sufcency and
responsibility le Of the bidder and of his
Bidders preparing and submitting their proposa individuals in
consnng 70 and and Others In
obecs 10 obtain regular and reliable line Of mail packets on this
important aoousae and that strict complianee with contract
no.i, will he subject inspection by
each by they adapted the service,
aud boat accepted be Withdrawn without the of
de. aaa aanor. referred for The provisions Of law
change m organization Of the Post oce Department. approved
Aces foru embracing the
conditions aud requirements 10 be executed BY the accepted
The Postmacr General alter the contract and alter the
,hs by for any Increased service required
e may ais" discontinue " cur the service 10 whole OF ~ par
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TiI's between w..h,.E.sn .na wheeling bat r7i
Through TicEst. and E.sg-ge Checks TO bs had
Warrington.
THE Baltimore Railroad having greatly improved its
western eonnerons Offers the fullest Inducements
The Northwest, and the Southwest.
trains bsnnd West FROM promptly
washington Junction, ateiy called The Relay ouse) nns
Washington river Baggage 1. checked through 10
wheeling az the Washington siaon aud and transferred
through tickets for points b~yond The connecting
washington daily al 9, and AZ, Sundays the
"A. wheeling direct CEN
fHaL OHIO RAILROAD, running nom Belare, tho Ohio,
; nss1 Wsselar through Cambridge zanesvi and NssI
Mansfield and sandusy railroad for sanduy Toledo, Detroit
At railroad trains connec, with the fas, trains
of The Laae Miasi railroad xena, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
lesmsd win The trains through Dayron 20 NDiANApos Tee
fasse Laisysse, GGesso socI Island 81 Louis &C.
Natchez New Orleans, acwhich sold at Washington
transferred Cincinnati the mail the
Tickets for Evansville, Cairo, and ST. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit
c tickets sold when tho Onto nsvsabe between
Wheeling and Wel,ssls ory miles. where conns1ion with
Travellers requested while this only
speedy and direct nearly all the leading points
The great West The distance from washington 10 Cincinnati
but 653 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
route!
by railroad ss e from ciuc.nau ss Indaaago
s $7 SO Cleveland $2 IS Toledo, 81 Detroit Si5 90
Chicago $40 65 and SO SO b. Louis sso SO and Sa5 Memphis
Frederick aapers Ferry anssus Berkeley SPRING.
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont oakand aud
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling @
Baltimore Annapolis &c. special ad
further information, through tickets Ac apply to T n.
PARSONS, agent, al Washington station -
Master Of Transportation Bal,in,ors and
May 5-df Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE WAsHINoToN AcugpucT,
Washington, March Z, 1855.
PROPOSALS and brick
dams. tunnels Of he Washington aqueduct
oI May will be opened at OF
that day.
ofthe work will be ready Tor
amin IN u ljh day of April
Proposals VIII be particular cuverts,
brdgrs plans and specifications
The works be coppieied under the
hut all unfinished WIN
appropriations Congress The
the amount OF work 10 be done ana a
Of progress and in
holding sufficiently 70 decide when aud
wnut works sha be stopped funds became avai.able
work for want OF
eeu~wl paid, IT, in the judgment OF
engnee the wok has beeb properly executed so TAR as has
gone.
checks the United state
of tho reseving 10
will be don of all contracts that the work
All seaea endorsed proposals for work
Washington Aqueduct.o
The United States all the bids
make such
considered conducive TO The progress o: the
work. !,
Every accompanied by written guarabee signed hy
he
take that bidder w If his their bid be accepted
eute obgaoh within days. with good and sufficient
the undertaken said
the United States district
Judge district agent, officer OF
individual the Engineer De-
palrt War; the able TO make good their
:,
choose 10 be present. - ,,a
Capt. of Engineers, In charge.
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u s6 prizes, amounting o.
Whole tickets $40--halvcs Sao-quar'cp alO-cxhhs -
splendid rixcs 70 numbers. from
will be severa placod In wheel on the day OF
drawings and IL of hcz drawn auao and that ticket
having combination tho st ID and Sd drown numbers VIII
the capital pize of.. &l00,o0o
Those tickets having them tho
4ih 5ih 9Th 10Th llth lsth ID 4th 3h
7th 9Th 9th I'd ID 4u sHca --'-E
Every ticket having other three OF he drawn numbers s
entitled u prize varying $1,000 10 $4,000; and
cordNg Those with two nuuabor afford good
these with drawn number draw The
original cost, css IS per cent III 4Ntse .
A of a6 draw certain amount that
ballots multiplied by the lowest
will less Is csnt We will sell ceFuncss Of pack
the cost Of package aad what
and which entities hc purchaser to such
amount as plumbers draw the sum guaranteed.
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70 OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Of Will be catered books unlcsa
The rsymeat o. the subscription BE- made in advance.
Distant subscribers postage
Of which will be paid oil sk assumed BY ourSeve
safe transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER publhed weekly during
sons Of Congress- and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions fos pcrod less year received
proposiioued 10 The above sanuairslcs.
QJ-PoSTMASTERs are authorized agents and
ty sending DAILY subscribers, $50 sncoscd
sEMI-wEEkLY subscribers, with Sa5 enclosed
ulied to a copy gratis. #r
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CEkTifiCATES
enclose tho money da for tickets certificates
wi receipt which ssnd what ordered BY
return ociat scheme, carefully sealed
the lottery draws We for
drawing, certified BY the comtntssfoneF, with
explanation Of the result OF the pupchase Please write
pa and give the Of your post ONCE county
All Will be pad ~ dras " e Heafs Giles VI
u purchasers may direct
commissioner n tho silow1ng pspc IN busmoie
tho Nationai and Unios," Of wsshdsgos O.
Those public and carried With the most
aud, being aHthofssd BY and under
Ststc appointed ocer superinends
0eeS A0fd su0citn guarantee 10
the public o fairness with which they are drawn .
The responsibility Of these lotteries, md the
the Of all pzes, will insure the
and approval oi s who may feel dpsed
The briSncy and mguaccncs Schemes and the se 'ha,
Ia only trennay that draw hey OF this masn'nde
every the ess desire 20 10
asked for tickets and eeEthcaeu
Of obtaining some o. hess msgnihoess
prizes
having promptly ned, and the scsest commence oo-
| served
The Maryland daily In which always have
certificates Of packsges Of ~hoes from
A 10 500. In proportion The prizes In
o. to $780, according 70 te pscs OF
| the tickets. M
80 address orders to y. x. Brennan,
No Calvert street, nsi,iaore Maryland.
| octI4-dt73dNov
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X. IL. GIL l. r. n, ,
Counsellor ut Lac,

removed his Office his resd in franklin Row.
will devote his
ton prncipa United Supreme Court
devoted much he law CONCERNING patents be will
give opinions legal arising In before
Office, aud appeala the chief justice or assistant
Columbia; and viii assist
prepar aud trial Of suits concerning patents
He opinions for
ties having OF
prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication.
Oct s-,ir
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Office OF Army Clothing and Equipagc.

PHLADxLrHIA, October 90 1885.
EAED PROPOSALS invited. and will be received this
- office unu 10 O'Clock, December
for furnishing the following supplies
tho United
schuylkii Arsenal in Quantities as required, viz:
$50 yards GA darkbuc (ndso woodyed mlcd CLOTH weigh
ing 81
10000 yads IA adiso wooldyed) wlsd cloth, weigh
ing ~ ounces yard
1000 "a dark blue ndgo wool dyed) ciob for caps and
band. weighing about a ounces per yard
yards dark (iudgo
weigD G4 ounces per yard
yards 10 white flannel, WOOL weigh
per yard
1900 dark blue
yards Canton flannel weigh per yard
1870 900 yaeds drilling nnbeached weigh 6h
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sd. Joseph,s Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Emmhsburg, FFederick County,, MD
THE OF studies at this institution commences on The
August, the last Thursday in June The
$3.50 payable semi nnnu
There extra charges for u.c drawing paint
inr Spanish Italian, aud Latin The terms
primary composed OF pupils under nine years o
age annum. able half yearly in advance
Letters inquiry should addressed - the MOTHER suf
RIOR OF Joseph Academy, Emmitsburg frceeck county,
Maryland.
IuJva
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
p.Juc,;o, of E.r,c IA CaIiforuin.

COmPIetIOh OF PahaMa NHlIroHu'
Reduction of Fare 10 California.
r. United States mail steamships leave New York
>>1 Aspipwaii the 5th and aGh of each month,
<L~4k connecting with mail steamers from Panama 70 gan
Francisco
steamships been respected and approved BY the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
The railroad IA miles long completed from ocean
hours The baggage OF passen
through San Francisco, and
Panama by at The
Tbe money paid all Of The trip
kept in port in New York. Panama. ana
detention in case oil accidcn 90
the route is entirely re'iabis
Panama the same day they arrive at Aspn
wall ,,.stt,L .
through by each steamer and take charge Of
women children without other protectors -
through tickets the lowest rates Apply nt e agency
wnst street, New York, TO !. w. hafmoSD.
MaYf-hn
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oUPERIOR SYI.vER-PLATED GOODs--I have recent
y y superior silver p'sted goods ps
"copper" which will sell Al surpfsnsy low
sFflgAst Fl
Plated ten sc which exact imitation 70 the richest
English silver
Casors, large variety Of beautiful patterns
Walters anh IA trays. all sizes -
spocnr forks soup ladies' knvss Ac double plate
the hest sibats
Cake baskess, raiad castovs, pickle stands
Salt stands. Ihuor slsnds, csndIesicks
disbe the dtsh and forming two dishes
Batter Dishes card recsvevs, gobsu mugs
Toast racks, kettles coffee pns, pitchers
Tsnksrtr, sugar spoons, Ash knives, &c.
me above nrticies ~ examining
stock Of fully Of investing IN silver
they durable good which bear close
'''~ G, w, BOrELER,
Oct % aaw6v IL Iron Hall.
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REowr, STANTON, WALKER.
IITM r. BROWN, FRED. +. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
formed partnership for practising law IN the supreme
OF claims Wassngcn
and oces in Washington aud Mem
phis parties will found either place, and
letters addressed will receive prompt attention.
Ami, 81 Gine sentinel
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A CARD.youns ladies wishing 10 improve ,hemssyes IN
French do by joining the morning classes al Miss
rooke school, No 1873 Pennsylvania she has
Pasian lady Of distinguished abieswho
gives daily instruction in that language,
Oct 6-eod2w
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Fkor6sEp pATks " sAlLIHo.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, SHiPLEY 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
81 Austin Fuars, London.
d. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The owners will be accountable for god silver
bullion iewcy, metals uness bills Of
therefor and the value thereof herea
Ap25-dG /
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STOPPING n souihamplon sh gonK and fcirnng they offer
| other route, for the economy of tme and money.
Passase from Ksw Pork to Southampton ssa Bres.en.
First cabin main saloon, $780, first cabin soon 81,
second do $50.
Az letters and newspapers must through the
No bills OF ladng will We Aligned the day sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight or passage, apply
o. H. SAND, ii South William ST., N. Y,
O. A. HElNEKEN q Co., Bremen.
CRO6KEY 4 Co Southampton.
WILLIAM lSELlx, Hnvre.
Mar 6-dly sa.s siss5s a.t ss5e
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WIN. M. Merrick, /,
oc, 81 codtls,Dcc

LAW,
No 3s Louisiana orsnnr,
,ryrr nac,se in The supreme Of United States he
eour, Of claims and oft District OF
lun,bis.
Dec 27--3tawt
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Everett House,

North Side Of Un on Square, Ne~ York.
THIS establishment erected the prominent and delight
Park York affords is approaching flush, and, when
combine all that ssiI devise nnd supply
render II The mos desirab hotel constructed.
The establishment respectfully that
open the rt Of October Tor the
daiion of tho public,
Applications VIII received from parties wishing make
arrangements for tho wiaer months,
CLAPP JosLIN.
HAwLTy CLAfP,
A.. q. JostrH
sepe d3m
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.
"a u q 90 Il

IN after Monday, the 23d instant, the win
" Washington ut 8 and 81, a. M, nnd and ~, III.
On SuDiay, at AZ, !.
Leave Baltimore at Az and Ok, aud and 5E m.
On sunday, at 4t, a. M
I. IL. PARSONS, Agent.
April 22-df
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black, INCHES in length in the cen,se) 10 be fee, long
and 5ert inches wide each nla"ke, z weigh pounds
heeed wool, and with double ana twisted yarn weigh
1850 pompoas, arlery infantry, dragons, and rifles
aaoao yards and nen woed acea, yellow scarlet
40 yaris crln,son slk lace, Il inch
10 10 SeS SS yards yards eo,'"n eo',"n aps assss inch
So, goo sheets OF cotton wndding
2Dc0 yards bunting, red wnc and blue, for national flags
1000 DO white metal suspender buttons
lsloso ,en Ourons wood, small
1850 ;s$; ;s.; s;;s; s"ss"' g. large
I4a hospital ,cnt poles, sets
900 $40 Soep,,a, GaT ten, so pias 40 l,pso qS size
s,SSS sSSS w.1 % DO DO Do DO i%s' iaiss 'is' ds
io,sss saisau'sed iron wire .,eplss, for tents
4,6oo do do rods
ssss ssss Ts;; Ts;ss.'. sss; sasss Iis"a ass.
LOCO axe handles
l'2oo camp haiehsts
500 zoo .naSrs a0 "a"a''7
q tda'ss, with moan-pieces
aolrampei cords, Tor cavalry
20 drums. artillery
- drum sings
Is drum-sick carriages, brass
3SD drum heads,
3'o drum cords,
MISCELLANEOUS.
ss red wh,s green and bue regmena flags and guild
sk twists sewing silk threads buckles brass ana on
boiling rope spears nd ferrules fer guidons.
desirable should be nf domestic manuac'ue
and respects the standard pateins seated ~
ohce, where they be examined
sample patterns with additional niorina
non upan desired by manufacturers wish
ing q offer proposals. IL ...-.,
Ten per OF each delivery viii be ietnnse
until completed, which is TO be forfeited 70 e
dcfalcaon The part OF the contractor
fuhna s,puaions OF the contract hoon. one
supplies required before The h OF July nen
made Tor them soon as the next appop
for this branch OF the service Is Na
Bile The remainder vi paid for delivery.
The privilege reserved o increasing by oned 'he q"An"
| of al The supplies above mentioned.
accepted proposals. for me unlmen
Of which required Bids are desired
regular dealers IN the article poposee
10 be furnished amt considered rom any
one o known regular dealer W ths ae
siryd supplies; he reverse, must be dsnc sM'e
address the
uended proposed gccuras contract -
conaning proposals should be endorsed foposa 10
\ Supplies ~ ono,,.x
Majsr and Quartermaser u 81 A.
4 Oct -codtlsiDcc
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l,EN-Us of 1880, large quarto voiune, boand In
V half Russia, for sale, few copies oay, at ~ 90
6cps FRANCk TAYLOR.
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line the following;
The Auantc capt SVests
The Faohc Capt. Nyc.
The Baltic capt. Constock.
-, These ships having been built by contract
4 pressly for government servics has been
taken in their also In their engines,
to insure strength and speed and their accommo-
daons uneqae comfort
Price Of from New York Liverpool in drs cabn $3.50
In second cabin 5 Exclusive $685.
From Liverpool to New York, 80 and 20 guneas
An experienced attached 10 each ship.
No bertlis can be secured until paid for.
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NEW YORK, BAEMEN, AND SOUTH
>@4 ANTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
&AN4R The ships comprising this line the WASHING
TOM Capt. Z. Csvendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
These STOP Southampton going returning
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Maryland Lotteries.
CAPITAL PRIZE 4l00, 900.

MAMAaKRs' OyrIcE
BALTIMORE (Mdr) October I, 1885.
THE managers Maryland viii give their
filling cke and certificates of packages Of
would call the attention Of hs public the following
scheme, which 10 the ~, 3s.4E4e8
Mox Brilliant and Masnifcsrs Lottery D~~~~
tickets packages Of tick1 In the lotteries
authorized by the State Of Maryland bear the hog nphed sigma
r. X Brennan General Agent for the Contractors ~ and
any others finuds.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
CLASS Y, aa eSbIfs
be drawn Baltimore Nd Saturday, November a. le5S
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posr orrlcE pErAnrMrNr.


Hon James Campbell Postmaster General. The direction
and management Of the Post Office Department are assigned
by the constitution and laws the Postmaster Gcnera That
s business be the conveniently arranged and pre-
pared for his final action it is distributed among several br-
reaus follows The Appointment Office, in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract once, IN
charge of the Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
Finance 0ce in charge of the Th Assistant Postmaster
Generals and the Inspection Oce in charge of the chief
clerk.
Appointment QGoc.Horao King, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this oce are
assigned all questions which relate 20 the establishment and
of post Offices changes of sites and names
and removal of postmaster and route and local
agents as ALSO the giving Of Instructions to posmasers
o,astcrs are furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by this bureau whch charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the use OF the depart
nt and With the superncndence OF the several agencies
established supplying posmasers with blanks To THIS
bnreau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship lines OF the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract 0Gce.William II. Dundas esq, Second ass'st
AMI Postmaster General and tweny-sx clerks 10 this OF
dce is assigned the business OF arranging thc
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The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices of the Sec
retay Of the Treasury, comptoler commissioner OF
the auditors treasurer register solicitor, light
house board, and coast survey
The following brief indication of the duties of these
several offices and of the force employed therein respectively
Sscreiars 0DfceHon james Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon r. G. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer charge architect and three draugsmen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
try Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
Of the fiscal transactions OF The government and of the exc
eu1n the laws concerning the commerce and navigation
OF the United States lie superntends he survey of the
the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals ct
the United States, and the construction OF certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
First Compfroors 06fce-Elisha Whittlesey esq Comp
oer and fifteen clerks He presorihes the mode of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public lands and reyises and certies the
balances arising thereon.
Second ConptroHcr's 0Ree.-John NJ Brodhead, esq,
Comproer and clerks lie prescbes the mode
keeping and rendering the Of he army navy
and Indian departments of the public service and rcyses and
O. des the balances arising thereon.
Office ~ Conn soper Of the Casoms.-Hugh j. Anderson,
esq Commissioner, and eleven clerks he prescribes tae
mode Keeping and rendering the Of the custons
revenue and dburseeas and for the building and repair
Ing houses 6e and revses and oere the balances
arising thereon.
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages In the
splendid lotteries will attention.
c each drawing win be seat Immediately amer 1t
TO all who order fOm me. ts eNl .8sl
Address r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Octa7 Wilmington, Delaware.