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!5-G p. SLVSSs WILLIAM THOAFsor.
fLviSS & THOMPSON,
DKALRRsIT ~
c%EGQVARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, 80,
Jn. 326 Penn>yIvaDIa Rvelue,
s.. Efath lsH IL HnsAinRInr n y

ELEiSS & THOMPSDF,
xGrowARz, COACH TaIMM1Kes, &c..
Eo. 326 PennsyIvnDIa aveaus,
'e!sc,- Hisss asG Ts' \ ;n, WasAingIoz, b. o.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE
STi.SlT:ta, German Sil-Pr. AJbatG and Silye. Pa,
ted, Tea, Table and Dessert Spoons
;er7esq aud FoEhs, Steels, ',alves With and with.
Cr!t EoTts
Cse-s Drstannia, Block Tin and Plated Candle.
sticks, 82orcl aud TonE5, WGno i.on', Esd
'razGn md Bell ale,al Kettle, Furnaces, G:la
iI1as, Ovens, &c.
HUIiniNG MATERIALS.
adfal G2;tage, Closet, Cupboard, Chest, Hill, Pa6
md Trunk Locks
shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, yCyt TT5, Cut and
Wrought Nails, Bolts
5Ial shutter Screws and 9tubbe, nooI Eprirgs
Handrc'i Screws, Door hGc9>
Cell tGlls Door s;aeayeJ and Raj, DO.
CABINET MAKERS GOODS.
i4iT Cloth, C;irc6 Eair, Noss, G.inps, Sc:G and
'Erir Springs
Tcr.,,.n mind Hoots, Rack Prlleys, Role, Kinds
Brackets, Furniture Nails
CARPENTERS 6uops.
flare. saws, Drawing kniFcc, spoksshsvcs
Chisel7 ard GnuCes, Plane Irons
s-:gcGs, ByGCes and Dif4s Boring " EsGhi,es Hs-s-
rnr,, Hatchets, Dvyais
ot,ciS, S9uares, Gua4es, Axe, &c.
BLACKSMITH 4 COACH HAKERs' GDops
Biack and Bright Springs, A1iea, eIioes, Phaf.s
Sp7kes, Hubs, Eo.gs, Poles
5ieigh Runners, silveIed and Brass Bands, stump
l0lnts, Stump Collars, Top Props
U9,tatn Frames, Lainps, inside Innings. L.sin.
silks, Damask, sea ming Cords
fliS, Tassels, Buttons, Taeks, Frirges, L8res
and Plain and Enarnelied Canvass
SrrS:a Duck, Enameled Leather, Dash Leaihe,
ac. ELVANs Il THOMPSON,
- sl-Sro S2n Pa. aveEus.
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CvEEIN WAEE2uONl, &c,

Z WILLIAM PLANT 6 CO, UNDkRTk-
5s sKERS-rcsldenceii Seventh
streft, between and II streets k-I.--.--,,
intrru.ents procured In any ground
!. >cI-iet'CT. C0ftns, Caps, Shrouds, Carriages
9earsa, and ever; article for internents @,
be best quality furnished at short notice, CO the
NO: reasonable .crrIs, aud at all hours II TIE
,iyht. i.aviag TIC exclusive right of Crump's
PIcnt Corpse PIescsref, We guarantee to keep Ire
dad fCE a8v tergih of time jy iI--ly
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MAD r.

ID DESPECTTULLT INFORMS TIE PUB
H lie III senecal, that she will give Information
.. 81 the Affairs reiating 10 Life, He3;tl Wealth
SiaTr5 yes, Love, Journeys, Law Suits DirtcUt.,.
in B1siCeSs, Absea: rienGs, Sickness and Death,
sli .F respect 10 al other subjects. She is also
2O,e - I'LL the \. A.eS Of persons BY readinE num-
5e-s. = hose who wish to consul. Madame R
VII plsa,s call soon, as she will remain ia tn
Citj D.. short time. ShC can hc Consulted al
NS-S OF tn day aa,i evening. HeE Iie Is the
GJ0--..t NJ - I3'h street corner OF u. on 20"
I-it hand s;3e. GcGtleinel - cents aa1 Ladies'
- Icy22-2Tr
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NEW YORK FURNISHING E3TAg;-
LI3HNEST.

ONE PRICE ONLY we RESPECT
~ fully call attention 10 oar New Es;ah-.sb
men, where we:lvSi-nk sping GENTLEMEN =
To. very .,test styles; also, CLOTHS, CA>SI-
MEREs. and vESTINGS, wu.cA We make TO
orde- In the most e.egant manner. Also, select
stock OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
We have no heStaacy IN SAYING that we have
f,ted I'D oae OF tie most eeg ant StOrct OF its SiZ"
IN any Cit, and have adopted the now almost
universal sys:e.n Of ali the pTncl paI stores through
cut the Northern Ciiies-fBAT OF ONE FRICB
OILY with gives confidence to cus,omeIs, and
ira, th.y nav fsiy al getting articles at
much racrs correct, II not Iowa, prize thar the
rUruIrg scale WALL h STEPHENS,
80 Pennsylvania avenue.
= lev doors oeloys The NatoIal hc,ei.
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WEBEEs EXCELSIOR BRASS AND
STRING BAND.

M X w r. RESPECTFULLY IN
l'A inform his patrons and the public that he
Is now prepared with BAND OF TALENTED
nj U SlC n to accommodate them with q
brass, string OF reed band as the occasion may
require. MUSIC fCT Balls, Partiee, Parades,
Sserenades, &c, furnished from one to any num-
teT 81 the shortest possible notice, by applying to
l.. WEBER, Leader, four doors east Of General
HendeTsOD's, Navy Yard
Orders can be lett at tie g Music Depos,' in the
Star Buildings. nov 6-n
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ninRE NEW GOODS.

EOHN II. sMOOT, NO. 1I9 SOUTH SIDE
j Bridge street, near High, Georgetown, u. c :,
hes received an additional supply Of Fall and
W inter GOODS, making his assortment very
complete
In his stock will be found first rate assort-
Insnt Of
Ladies' Dress Goods
Black Moire Antique silks
Moire Antique Cloak and Dress Trimmings
Rich striped and Noire Antique Sash and Bonaet
Ribbons
Swiss and mb!lc Bl Ads, Collars and sleeves
81. ck and cc.'d ClGtls, for Ol0aks
Sreila, BIoeha anj Bay State Shswls
VVltb GOOD assortment Of the best makes fiaD.
neis, Blankets, and Dry Goods generally
NV stock being desirable and cheap purchasers
will ind Il to their advantage to ol before getting
fully supplied. J! n sMOoT'
nov lj-u
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4. Z. HuOyEH,k

Boot, Shoe, AMI Trunk Establishment.
Iron He'll Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
In THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT,
1 which has no superior III the U. States, ~ SkD
may be found, q, all times, the most ex- E&N
tcnsive stock in this city, Of every styley ~
and quality OF LADIES, GENTLEMEN,
SHOES Also, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS,
VALISES, SATCHELS, &c.
My stock Of Fall and Winter Wear, recently Sc
lected flom the most celebrated manufacturers, Is
very superior.
promises TO offer unusual Inducements, and re.
speGtflIy solicit your patronage and influence.
uoy 3l-tf 7. HOOVER.
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~ FRANCIS hns just returned from
Us visit 10 the n northern cities and manufactor-
les, where he has purchased, and had nianufac.
tursd to his order large supply 9i every Rind o'
z Razors, Scissors, Combs, Bird Cages, fortmon-
naies, satchels, Csbas, Desks, Brushes, Basket,
&c, which he is determined to sell at The ve;Y
lowest prices Persons wishing good article,
either in style or quality, and at low price, VII!
do well to call on him, few doors above Odd
ellows' Hall on Seventh street. uovE
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pOME MANUFACTURES.

FAIRVIEW COTTON WORKS,
NEAR TIE CANAL BASIN ALEXANDRIA,
,.NTZPATaICK 4 BURNS, ProPrietofs! ssd
PET CHlIN, SAIL TWINE, WRAPPiNu
TgINg, CORDAGE, COTTON BATS, $e.
Orders fsoss merchants In Washington SPect-
fully solicited gor any Of the above articles whlch
we viii deliver In Washington lower than can be
had In Baltimore or other Northern markets. All
orders will meet with prompt attention, BY address
Ing as above. +. Il b.
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fIANOs-rIANOs-piASOs.

sUST RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT,
- southwest corner Of Penna avenue. -4:ess-.1rS-5
Eleventh and ID streets. two Of thOses7 81
world -TeGowned PI iNO r ORTES from the fac
terry of Rosenkcantz, In Dresden. These instIu-
ments have been acknowledged by competent and
disntsres'ed musical judges to be superior to ANY
other hCrizOntcl square Pianos made, in point Of
tone, tou, Il, and durability.
shall receive, in few days. another lot Of these
Instruments, and continue to receive :hem as soor
a> thev can be passed through the Custom House
nov ] GEO. HIi.HUS, AGENT
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AN EPIrAPH.-The editor Of the Burlington
Recorder beare witness that he recently die
covered, in flourishing city, ON the line Of
the New jersey Railroad, a graveyard in
which stood tombstone en- which vas In
scriDed by weeping friends the following
touching and simple, yet eKquisitely poetic
epitaph He was good egg"
The Recorder at once proceeded 10 gid the
gold oy composing the following addition:
" "Tsad 'ghtly o'er this nest; We beg,
Or else, perhaps, you II smash the egg
We have m loubt a. TO the - fax" Of the
tombstone case alluded TO. Why should We,
SAYS the PhiladeIphis Bulletin, when in an
other rart Of New Jersey there are, in row,
five toin bstores bearing tie following in-crir-
tiOns
He was a brick.
He was perfect horse.
He was a whole team.
He was some pumpkins.
lie was one Of EN-.
Well, he was
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NEW E6UIrs-SEW FRUITS
n IL i ~ n

NLW KAI5iNs, FIGs, CRANBERKIES,
= cirTants, i.efhons, paper she'll Almonds,
ri EIcs. Ia vinegar and spieri, Ill 81 oeGtI hun
drei; II HefaietcaiiY sealed Fruits; Picked Fruts,
OF du kinds, very superior and cheap; all kinda
Of Je,lies in glass Jars at 10 cents, with great
ys-iei of fash and nice aricies, suitable for the
sesso1 Foe sale a. nay store a few sters nosth-
eaSt Of Jackson Statue.
novI3 N. 7. KING,
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DIsrurArIcF How much unproftabic Is
cussion would be prevented If persons were TO
heed the advice of Locke, who said" One
should not dispute with G man who, either
through stupidity or shamele''nes', denies
plain and visible truths"
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LIST OF MEMBERS
OF THE
THIRTY-F FOURTH CONGRESS
SENATE

SENATE
NAME. MISSISSIPPI.
William 2. Fessenden, Stephen Adams,
Hannibal Hamlin. Albert & Brown
NEw HAMPSHIRE. LOUISIANA
James Bell, Judah r: Benjamin,
Joha Z. Hale. John Slidell
A.ssAcHUsSTrs. TENNESSEE.
Charles Summer, John Bell,
/. Henry Wilson James c. Jones.
RHODB ISLAND. KENTUCKY.
Philip Allen, John ]. Crittenden,
Charles 4. James. John A. Thompson.
CONNECTICUT. ONO
L. s. Foster, Geo E. Pugh,
Isaac Toucey. Benz F. Wade.
VERMONT. INDIANA
Jacob CollameI, Jesse d. Bright,
Solomon Foot Vacancy.
NEW YORK. ILLINOIS.
sHamilton Fish, Stephen A. Douglass,
William Fl. Seward. Lyman Trumbull
NEW JERSEY, MISSOURI.
j. X. Thomson, Henry S Cover,
William Wright Vacancy.
PENEsYLvANIA. ARKANSAS
Richard Brcdhead, Robert w Johnson
Vacancy. W h Sebastian.
DELAWARE. MICHIGAN.
James A. Baysrd, Lewis Cass,
John NJ Clayton Cbas. E Stuart.
MAPvLANp. FLORIDA.
James A. reaUe, Stephen r. Mallory,
Thomas G. Pratt. David l.. Yulee.
VIRGINIA. TEXAS
Il. NJ. = Hunter, sam Houston,
JAMES n. Mason. Thomas }. Rusk
S0RTH CAEOLIHA IOWA
Asa Briggs, James Harlan,I
David ,. Reid. George w Jones
scUTs CAROLINA wiscoNsIS
A L Butter, Henry Dodge,
Josiah 1. Evans Charles DuIkee
GEORGIA. LALIFOPsIA
Aiftcd IversOn, John b. Weller,
Robert foom5s Vacancy
hLlsAIa.
Clement C CLAW, Jr
benjamin Fitzpatrick.
Contested. +Sent:a CI Iowa rrofests
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COME, LEARN YOUR FARE.

R>. GBORTE (LAFS oF I.NG JANDl
WI wishes 70 inform the ladies and ge..tlemc1 ,,
and vicinity Of Washington and Georgetown that
she car be seen and consulted on the pas, preser.
and futIfs events, at her residence No Is T.gsG-
.y-fourth street, between II AID 1, Leaf lie 10
servatorY.
Ladies y ceats-gentiemen 80 ct2.
Hours from until :. nav 2)-2rH
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IMPORTANT TO GgNrLEngs.


: FEAT iNnUGEHEITS FOR You TO
- Bh AND SEE.--Tbc undCrs gaes!' give g,
.rt his friends and ibe public that h Id
just rs,. ,.'v.d his stock of r ali and Winter Goods
comprising al the latest styles and cooIs Of Cip;h
Clss;nieres, and Vestlugs; which goods viii oe
rnade up 20 order in the mcst elegant manner, a.
he has some Of the hest worSmen in the Unt,cd
States at work for him. Being agent for Scott,
the Reporter OF ashions y0u may rely upon g".
ting the most fashionable Clothing.
6EADY-MADE CLOTHING
r Eis own make; such as Oyer-garments, tYnrt,
Cress, and Business Goats, Pants, and Vests, ttcE
medium TO very superior quality.
All the above goods Will be sold nj ve:y low
ll.ces--,cr instance, whole suit, Goat, Pants
sn-i Vest, for the small sEm Of SIS.
Dvercoats, beautiful style, from $40 10 t!n
Pants, do 90 3tO ~
Vests, do DO 2no i9
TT respectfully solicits call from all In want oi
clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS,
such Is Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Stocks, Hand.
keIchiefs, Scarfs, u Umbrellas, &c.
r. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel,
between ID and ~ streets, Pa. avenue
0rn
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The HUMAN WISDPIPE.-The win1pips 4.
that t15c, through which the air or krsnt.
passes To and from the ldngs. IL commences
az the throat, ~ the root Of the tongue. and
ex.eais down 70 the lung where l. divides
lnto t'5a branches, one whic'i enters the
T'Sht and the other thc left lun, The.s
branches are again subdiyided into inuumer-
ab.' smaller tUhes. which r.rr::y H. every di
recccn through the substance oe the LUNGS.
AMI finally terminate in little clusters of cav.
t.cs, which arc formed aroanl their eA;Ieni-
ties, like grs fcs around their s,em Ths.s
aEe the RroEcbigi TRtss and the A,, CCHs
Now, the wiEdpipe j. composed Cf two rart,.
or Tatbcr-we give different names &c different
22;ts ui the same tube. Thus, the fISr. or
upper part Is called the Larynx, sni the lover
naTt tbs trachcs. The larynx commences q.
tGo root vi the tongue, and extends down be
'" tHat singular prominence or the llaut O.
y;s TX Ot man, known 6sthe "appIcof Al
am, 80 named by the ancient anstpinis;-
from tnc fancital idea that il rcpres,ntc. TIA
dlth ;a!ty experienced by cur rriineraI suces
to7 IL diSposinS Of the forbidden fruit. Tt.
laryns Is composed of several strong car
layes Sc'TInc rs framework 20 protect the
delicate e.sans Z: the voice. Being furnish
cd GltA ylbratiye corr;s, il forms a perCectrnu-
sisGl lnstrument, EIcrc or less under The con
trol # the will By the perfect action OF
these chords, the vocalist ard the sneaker are
enabled - produce that infiHity oc sound,
which condcccs 80 much 10 or cuj3yment
The entrance into the lsrynx j. closed 10y
lit lie waive, which rise. up from tie root Of
ttc tongue; this is the Epigi3fsis On the ap
P;oa i O. 100. or dTlGk, this E,tle sentinel
cniipciS the nutrimcrt q naSs on to the sto;u
acl, but will permit nano 20 cHter the WIND
pipe. Below the vocal chords, which ere 81,
ua.ed froa half To three -fourihs Of IA inch
below the en- trance, ;he larynx cr'arsss. DC.
comes irreguiar, and soon ends in the traches
The whole lun-th Of the tube, TO which the
name laryEX is applied, j, not more than flon
one and h3if otTo inches
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siGED STATES MALI,


F0>r OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Nov. VI, 1855
11RuPOsALS FOR CARRYING THE mails
Il Of tue United states from the lJthday Of eiI-
JEtry. 1873 20 tho Seth daV Of June 1853. inclu-
slve, on the following route IN the STATE OF
ALABAMA, and IL the time and manner speci-
d will be received at the Contract Oii;ce Of the
iOst ONCE Department, In the city Of Washing
ton. uu Il D. IN, Of the 10th January, 1o56, TO be
decided on the next day:
70tA-f rom Montgomery, by Steep Creek. Fort
DCnosi., Butler Sp-ings, Cokervlle, Clai-
bOI.," and GainestOWl, to Mobile 295 miles
and back. daily, with side supply Of Green
vile daily. aud Of Tintlaah, Hickory Grove
Sandy RiiSe, and Kirkvi,le tri-weeklv; TIE
trans portarion hetweca Montgomery and
|!aiG - to be pcr.orrrlcd In double line
Or foI:-hn--. coaches, with the DrivIlege
when tNp roads are bad, Of using four horse
bCTS" nail wagons, Of sufficient capacity 10
cary whatever mai! inay he daily received
al Mont J!n"cy or Claiborne; and between
Claiborne and Mobile I'm such classes If
S'ea-ihoa'S as may b. suitable iu speed &c
and structure, for tb" regular pa, 70 nance
~ he service a. Il. .,f+isoLJ Of II" wear t.
be under the Cnt.re and .xclaB:ys control Of
tie aCce p:eG bidder or bidd ). 80 that no
breaches or cCaneXi Ion shall occur either way
by Ic1son of any otlsr person Ur persOns hav-
Ing Ei.rt to reg Iiitu or interfere with the
arrivals and departures OF the said steam
baets.
Leave MONTGOMERY daily ati \ pm
Arrive at Mobile in ~ hU'.r,, by - am
ICire Mobile daily at IL IN, from 1t No
yrInJe. Ia ist June. ard at Il ~ residue ~
the year
A,nye In Montgomery In % hours. by ], n m,
from Isl November to lst June, and hi p
m residue o. the year.
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THE PIANO FORTE Glasses

n Il. W. HENRY PALM MER,
GTjl.i. meet !: the academy OF Music, corner
" q 9Th an.. ID sheets, on aud after MON
Bay OctS sth, 1855. The pupis are requested
% te In attendance on the days and hours Gpeci.
!iEd In the notices addressed TO thcn.
W. HENRY PALMER,
-St Director
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Hon LIFE BELOW SrAIEs-When tbi,
tirical farce was first brought out in Iondon
Old DTury" came very near being mobbei
by the infuriatcd Wallets and lacqueys whom,
II 50 elevcTly took OF. But in Young America
no such offence can he taken ct n squih and
therefore the following, from the New York
correspondence Of the Sunday Mercury, 10 q
capital illustration Of Young America'
Stdtted or a little Irish assurance snd imru
dent go-a-head.ativenass.
L cannot yet drive the election out cG m
mead and aPyoPOs ef that just heard a very
fuhny arecdcte relative 10 Il. Ii run. in this
way Some tive years ago Coleman and S,et-
son OF the Astor House. had pct waiter. who
suddenly, for some unexplained reason, left
them. This waiter was called Mr.. Mooney
lde dsy before yesterday, Mr. Coleman b ar
pened in at the Metropolitan Hotel and there
In tie reading room, he saw Mooney, as large
as ME smoking cigar. aEi peEusing the
morning papers.
9, Good morning, Coleman" said Mooney
without rising
"Good morning" responded Coleman. IL
iaedn are you located in this hotel '''
&c Yes, siT. >
Glad 70 hear that, TOO. You'll fnd the
LeIaai's frSt rate men; yea u like them. L
know"
:, " Yes, they lie pretty clever feIlors.' said
h"Vnt-, impudontly.
Clever feilysc> ," exclaimed Coleman who
wondered how Mooney would dare sneak so
dlsresPecttally Of his employers; "thsy are
excellent n.s'., AID yeu ought 10 be pload 10
90 with them"
ar. - said Mooney, putting out from has
mouth fresh cloud of tobsec smoke
Wei. Mooney" respmed Coleman. Il
*lsn you we'll, eEi 1 would rather have yea a.
our house than see you here
' may come 20 you shortly, interrupte6
Mooney. with a patronising air.
but no, y continued Coleman; while you
DO well, st:y here. Let me give YOU a piso.
g nay advice, however Tie Lelands are, &c
sali before, excellent. easy, good d-natured
n,en but they do not like to he imposed upon
1t they see you here smoking cigars and max
IL free with the guests, they will most likely
tell you 10 leave the house 4"
Sir
Ny advice is,n continued Coleman. with
parental look, THAT you never show yourso'|
here stick TO your own apartments. othsrvi..
L could swear you II he discharged" d"
Way, what the devil do you take me for
criei Mooney. starting 10 his feet, and dis
playing an elegant ruflcd shirt bosom. ari
cable watch chain.
Why waiter, Of course -
No, S7r' wa. the reply, 81 m boarder
here, and ., rrsmtsr of the L<iIs!1tyrc'' -
Coleman Lett, after having made a very
howery apology. lie acknowledged h.n,oit
a"ne-compl pletely. With such Lawmakers -
Mooney, We orght 70 flourish, ought we no;'
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t. A letter writer from Portsmouth TO the
Petersburg Express, ssya that the c"ntriou.
tions fcs yellow fever sufferers in Norfoik and
Portsmouth, Sea.hed s3Io, ,0OO, Of which PdrtS-
mouth reeeived but S60,o COO
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feIANOs FOR sALEuR RENT

second hand Pianos from the best .-=..se--s.=
ma nu:actoTlcs, at moderate and CONVEX "a FgI
2ie3t terms for sale; second hand Pianos taken
In exchange, and tuning pianos attended to at n o
i9o Eleventh street, above Pa. avenue
+. 9. RETCHENBACH.
S5p S-emeN.STuG ThS
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gHarls1k. k.nirth is cordial against the
consumptioSsMt The spirits'
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NOTE

No nay vii he made Toy tips rot performed
aud for each # su cm,ss tons not satisfactorily
earia'n"t thres lines the Ply OF The trip m1v be
hsirC'Cd For arrivals 50 fHT behind time rs 10
break corneyinn With depending mails, and not
It5r icatly excused one fourth Of the cOrlpensa
ticn for the tIip il subject to forfeiture Fines
VII he imposed unless the delinquency be
promptly and satisfactorily explained by certi8.
Gates OF posniasters the ,itidavits of other l.
liable persons for neglacting to take the mail nom
into pest Office; for suffering It TO be injured
DESTROYED robbed or lost and for refusing, after
demand tO cc~veC the mail rs frequently as the
contractor IIns, or is Ccncemed In running, We
I. -les on the routs. The POstmas ter General may
annu the contrnc. for repeated failures TO run
az, reeably 10 contract, or for disobeyinG the pOS
oihce laws Sr instructions cr the department. The
POSTING ester General may altc! The schedule lie
may also order dn increase of service by allowing
therefor 4 pro rata Increase on the contract pay
n g NAV also cuTtaii or discontinue the service in
hole In pdIt, pro rGtG decrease Of pay, II he
allow one months extra compensation on the
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ders may see pamphlet advertisement for convey
irg the mails in Alabamb N ississippi, Arkansas, +,
Louisiana and Texas. Of 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
nov 9i-d4w Postmaster General.
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