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FAIL THROUGH A HATcHwhr.-Ed. Carroll, IA
her vererd.v fell through the hsehwsy Of the sssmer
nguYort hosp, with broken and severe injury 70
III spine
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CITY ITEMS

Musical M,rIyEEs.-Messrs. William Mason piano
foIte) and Carl Bergman, tyiOoncelo,) assisted by
Meisrs. Theo. Thomas, ,fTt voiin,) j. Mosenths
Second VIOLIN and G. Matzka, (sioa,j propose .e
lies Of six monthly classical musical entertainments,
The e, ST OF which will be given at Dodworths saloon,
No. sec Broadway, on Tuesday, Nov. y, at o'clock
p NJ. to be followed the last Tue sday Of each
succee ding month, at the same hour, until all are
given. In consequence say these artists OF tue Au-
merous evening engagements of the city and to ell
able lady and students to be present without
escort it is proposed to give matnees in preference to
soirees This also enabethose residing
in the suburbs to attend each performance will occu
py only about an hour and ahsE The novel and most
important feature Of these enter ailments will be the
presentation ofsuch m1sicqusrte,s, tros, sonaas &c
as opportunity is rarely afforded 10 listen TO- except
in some very select circles ofEurope The later quar-
tets of Beethoven rarely heard in public even abroad
tie works of Schumsnn, Schubert, Frank, Nolck-
mann. Brahms, Rubipstein and Berwald, will form
the leading features Of the programmes Two leading
compositions quartets or tros will be given entire at
each performance, while the programme will be com
pleted by compositions OF lighter character. In
sho,t il is intended to arrange these mstnees afer
the ceIebrsted ones of List at Weimar. AZ the first
matinee TUESDAY, Nov. -, will be performed Schu
bert. quartet in minor trio by Brahms, the first
time in public, il Is believed and the posthumous
inst published FAINT isie Imprcmptu, by Chopin.
Mr.. Mason is well known as prime pianist, and Dir.
Berpmann has been selected for his abilities TO lead
the philharmonic society.
THEODORE EIsFELD's CLASSICAL soIREE.-The first
Of the siIth season will take place at Dodworths
Academy on Saturday next. Ms. Clara Brinkerbof,
Mr. Burke, Mr.. H. Reyer, Mr.. Richard Hoffman,
Mr. J. Nol, and Mr. A. Bergner, wi assist Mr. El:-
field. The programme will embrace: Grand quartet
corcertsn.e for st,irged Instruments, Op. 49, by
Mendelssbon; "The Tear song by Kucken;
grand tito, for piano, vi'n and vic onceno, BY +.
Chopin; "Und OBJ die Woke sic verhulle," csvstins
from Der freischdts by Weber; quintet BY Mozart.
PRENIuN HORSES Mr.. SsuudefsOn OF NeT-Jersey
passed through the city yesterday, on bis return from
Mssssch use,,s with that eegant pair Of black horses
that took the first premium q, Boston, and for which
be was offered three thousand dollars. Ii Is hign
price, but be Gays, Why should sell them :! Sure
enough, why should be since he could not get al
other pair a, any price to please him 30 well These
horses are natives Of NevJersey, sI and seven years
old; ore Trustee colt ard one OF the stock OF the
Jackson Black Hawk, celebrated LOrg Island breed
Of hsrses. The pair we're accidentally matched. but
that tier are vel rns.chsd "a proved BY thai taking
Eve 6rss-elass premi1ms.
Csrss,tis-bcurd psopis sill rs intsrss.ei II Al sd
~.~4..rea. NJ Fu;,sis DIN s.ch 10 tia p8ps-
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IAdv, rtisement.l

Ac rtsernent-I
A FAyORITE REMEDY.-We believe no medicine
bsssyer g,yen proof efficacy than the Oxygen-tet
Btters of dysOcpsa eud general dey, isi ring
health and Cheerful ness when all other nedes have failed
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fAivertissu eat

BLaKE's PATENT FIRE-PRooF PAINT, No. lls
Pearl.,L-See under head Of Painis
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Csss,tis-bourd psops Fil rs intscss.ed IA A sd
y.s.s.rsa. II Fuios's Dig s.eh IN tia psps'.
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EoTs.-G. ~ denote, Gold Medal ). NJ. Silver Medal
Dip. Dpltma.
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~ o.
J. smsrt, Pills phs-Ion for Doube-Aetire and Force
F. Rsrscm. Broolyn-For Anti Choking Snip Punps-G. NJ
Arthur Gsrdner Trinity Budinss1For Handbook DTilns
WA. II. Brau,be, Cincinnati, oho-For Automatic Gram
HOchSss Sage, Windsor, Broorns Co. N Y.-For Frame
Block tor foot o. Mhl-Spinde-s. NJ
w Coiern.n. New Oiieans Ls-For Gram NILS. NJ
Toy Pstsbe Gram Mil Co.. Troy N Y-For Cob sad Germ
j. Csesr~e. tenth saoetF0r Washing and Ap;i-FTsesns
v.Igenne. scale Co.. vermon'-FOI second best Platform
Fairbanks Co, BrOsdssSFOr Platform Scale perfectly cor
Troy Pstsbt Co dsse Co, Trey, Y.-Fo, Cordase Ma
J. s Bruce Co. Washington street, N Y-so Steam En-
'''t u.s'i's ing sI Ens fG- NJ -''' 49,
Pesie MaTFhy Fulton iIon wOSt:,rof Model of Uu'ed
CUks steam and Fine ResulsOr Co., BFoadEsJ-E0E best
stesu and Fire Rssast.I-s NJ x..,c..
Lowell Msehpe ca, Lowell Mass-FOs Bobsn and Fly
wlI.h. p:,en'se Manchester v--yoT Counter Twist
D. B. ome. Grand streetFor mosel Of Boom Derres-sM
". G. Bqrnhs~' Eighty MIN 'Iee'-s'r D'u'ie snf
}. P 4 ". F. Lodge. .Nswsush, n J.-For ADt-obOtns
Ausis.n steam .Gsuse Co Be.Ou ss..FO' Steam Pres
Ntyels, Iron wOfks-FOr syphen Cages
NO's'y i'h "'iI'-f''s 0''' S'''1 "' "'''' o''s''-
American Portable Gas Cooking and Heating Cs-EoE Gss
Cookirg Stoves. NJ
n Aubp Abany-Fol Portable Gss Gsrsrssor-G. NJ.
VIM d. Foster New. Yok-fog Wood Gas Generstor-G. VI
6 Doeu West Tseniy.s second stFor Dry Gs. MeeT-s NJ
j L Douslas BIoadv Sy-Por G,s ReslstG-S. NJ;
H. : Leonard Moodns, y. Y-For On Tester, Registering
Dynsmomster Water Meter, and Atneulsur. Dyns no
uster-G. NJ. -, a,
R. Iuds.en, COlunhs rres-so5 HyaIsulic Jas.'-s ~
C. Potter H. eeekmsn tree.-sof Printing fres Win O'eu
ls,ins Bsd--G ". n,.,
H. ~ G. II Bsbcock. Westerly, L I-FOr POyehronstic
Wendell Wright Washington For FcsOn Clutch Pu-
he's NJ.
D1ca Co.. Jersey Cry N Fer slses Lead orueiSe'-
g. NC. - -
H. w. D. Davis Yellow sprirss Green eOury oh0-FOr
Parallel Who's. NJ -,
G. Val Co., Mouistowr " J.-For Por.ss Ensnss-s ".
farbspks c., Broadway For Platform scale hesvy-o "
MATHENATIcAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL lSs1kUhNIs'
Fern Baker, Ann ,lre~t--Por Mathematical Se,les-6 NJ
L, Brooks, Great FAILS, H.-Fa Improved Bar Level
: NJ.
@. T.shsbue Pea sreeFer variety Of Meters for Pho-
sophica purposes-6. NJ.
Berry Pis, jr, Brosdwsy-Fa Astronomical re,ssOoPs-
SIN.
B. Pie Son, Broaawsy-FOf Surveying ssd Optical Iraru
mens-S NJ.
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Tims sstsssen Washington .nd wheeling hat i7I
Hni"g time bst~ssn Washington oiseiaaa "a Gour,i
rbroogh Tickets and Baggage on.eks 60 be haa In
Washington.
TIE Baicr and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
weston DOW 9aefs The iaes' % gAs-
the Noriiwes, and the Southwest.
canas1oa between usns Washington and ,hs
West always promptly
Washington junction (sey called lho Relay hose miles
Washng,on aud the Ohio Baggage checked through
he ,ns passensefsl wihogs change of those holding
through eSss cr points beyond The connecting trans leave
AZ Wsecs trains CEN
TRAL ONO RAILROAD, running fom Belare The Ohio,
Whens through Cambridge, zsnessi aud Newark
CouNRLs. These Newark Newark,
Mansfield and saHdusky railroad for sandasky Toledo Detroit
Al ouabus O. o. railroad connect the fast trains
ef the Lie nion raiiroad TO xenia CINCINNAri, LOUIS
nmed through Dayton INDIANAPOLIS, Terre
i,sae, Lafayette, cIicsso. Roek Island, Louis, ac
Narehez New Orleans, aewhieh sold washington
the mail Ohio
Tekes fs nsvis. c.iso and 81 Lou,s said by ihs
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chi
tickets sold when the Ohio navisabe between
Wheeling aad wss,,s cory a,s' where eonnen'cn with
Travellers requested TO notice that while this the only route
speedy, and direct nearly all IRE leading
the great West The distance from washington 10 Cincinnati is
Fare by through ticket from Washington. To wheeling 80
ey railroad s S5 BY steamer from cineaaau s indanapo
Cleveland 3l2 Is Toledo, SIS Detrot sis 20
chicago $40 IS and so 50 ST. Louis s 80 and cas- Memphis
For Fredenes and aarpsr,s Ferry anou Berkeley springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and Paramount
passengers leave Washington 0, IT. For the
baltimore and Wheeling 9,
For trains to and from Baltimore Annapolis sc special ad
vor further Information, through uckes ac apply to tn H.
Master of Transporialion Baltimore and
May 5-d6 Ohio kalroad, BALTIMORE
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.


United States mail steamship pa leave New York
~%Ek for Asppsan the 5h and 10Th Of each month,
connecting with mail from Panama 70 san
Francisco.
These steamships approved by the
Department. and guaranty speed aud safety.
The Panama railroad "a miles completed from
aud crossed ia or hours The baggage OF
checked New YORK through Fapcsco
embarked the campaDy
he moncy in York the trip.
Reserve steamers kept in in New York; Panama, and
san Francisco prevent detention In OF accdcn, that
tho is entirely reliable.
Passengers Panama day they arrive Aspn
wall
Conductors through by each and take charge Of
and children without other protectors.
tickets apply the In
West street, New York, 10 L. w. RAYMOND.
h--df
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mo b3s. !
Notice

of The oubli.kp,sat o additional Land 0os IN s Ter
rifory Of Oregon.
approved February ~, 1885,
entitled establish additional land district ia the
called the Uapqaa district embracing
atbe land lying south Of the fourth standard paas q Il hereby
made the anf Office said district
President Uutea the
Nyinchessr, Territory, otherstse ordered.
OF Washington
May. A. d. 1855 JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land ~ nee.
May ts-lawlaw fIntel. Star.l
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United States Mails.

Posi- OFYIoE DrrAErsKsI, May ID, lS3o.
for carrying United States from the
LIST day November 1855, the 3uth day o 5une 1905 IN
sjye in the State MICHIGAN will be received AZ the Con-
tract the Post Office Department in the CITY o. wash
Of Inclusive to ec decided Tee
nest day. in the herein specified
Bay rs miles and back once wees
during suspension navigation, from November
10 Is in each
Leave Carp River Monday al SAM
Arr Kecwenaw Bay next Wednesday by o p m;
Leave Keewen Bay Thursday al SAM
Arrive a River Saturday by
1887 bay Entry oughon Chon, Eagle
Eagle Harbor and North West Mine, to fon WI
kns, n miles aud back, once week,
Leave Keeweuaw Bay Thursday at 6am
Arrive a Wilkins Saturday y6pm;
Leave Fort Wilkins Monday Mt an;
Ariv keewenaw Bay next "Wednesday by p fD
lJs8 Bay Adventure and koekand 10
ontonagon, 80 miles and back, once week
Leave Krrwenaw Bay THURSDAY at sam;
ui q Ontonagon next Saturday by . IN.
Leave On,onagon Monday al AMI
Arrive at Keewenaw Bay Beat "Wednesday by pm
be embraced In the contracts
the mail proposals dated February 10
- - JAMES CAMPBELL,
MAJ I1-iawtv Postmaster General.
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roHN W SNYDER the founar old established
Snidsr No Wanui street, fou aoor.
bso VIII be suppea
ana Hounr. on the most acco
JACOB SNYDER, ia, agent nf the Importation o Ietesh
he prepared 70 receive ofne
~ the special importation various honses " @
u upwarisf aud also soc
m his son. sader hc roaase o ne nsnas sno
Az siaes delivered at waseingou city BY "Ad'ms, EIe e.
frreo freight. -
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should suid acaasinssne. be h5sgoi,
And days - ssia lang syne.v
The meho of he senior class Of ending lane, Is
year ending ls3
ending IN Jgsc, 1850, hereby aebls
asnston, March, 1851
brighten The links chaa ~ love heuass ~hoh
tide entrey exchange heir
lives and apahyi and uasmes
soule ~ HEIR aost ptoruisin~ conpeers.
a preliminary of The ssappa.stcd eonutsice viii be
bed tho Monday september ID. io che United
States Hotel ch.snut Fourth
which those members of classes be
invited necessary viii be
adopted 10 secure fal attendance possible.
In th~ addresses will be
soed enough 10 furnish te secretary fths BY mail with
ther respective poet afhers.
EDWARD J. GRANT, M. D.,
Of frenou, N. A. Chairman cf Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART. NJ D,
o Phlsdeipaia, Pennsylvania,
j.. NEWTON LtGHTNEk.
PHILIP PEyDLEToN,
of Winston, Aieehsny Co, Nd,
SAMUEL Y. RICHARDS,
OF Baistp Iron and Glass Wvtks, NJ.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery eosay, Maryland,
Committee.
JoaR WaIpaAs, of Lebanon, Pa Secretary.
March 23--lawtNsfs flusriiixrncsrl
Al
editorial
ciaos
visions globe all United
satuiiaus
eaonay between this date and the h Of March, A. D. 1857
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Has mis- Office his fesld Ia franklin Row.
Thirteenth
uon United Court
Having he concerning patents. he will
advice opinions legal questions arising before
Patent oce and appeals the chief justice assistant
of District of Columbia; aud will slso the
preparation and OF concerning patents.
lie opinions
having either ths
prosecute claims before board established Tor their
adjudication.
Det
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once OF the clerk Of HOUSE Of Reps. U. s..

SyEALED PROPOSALS. will be Office until IL
y O'clock m Saturday, furnishing Tor
Representatives hundred bos
quality anthracite coal pure
eean and loo tons in Jumps ahon, the
2240 the and chv
cred free OF charge The vaults Of the Capitol
Also furnishing m Of the Houae Of Representative
quality hickory wood
twice. the balance BE- sawed the
sawed and slowed awny In the vauis OF r
Capitol a the expense Of the contractor. .~ 80
delivered before Tho 10Th
October n and 10 subject inspection quality
and by appointed " The House
Re r.euatyes i. w. FuRNEY.
Clerk House Of Representative, ". y.
June 7-lawtJune 30 fSfarl
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United States Patent Once,
Naahingfop. NAV 10 ls5s

IN pelon Emily G. Pullman, administrative Of the
Pullman deceased late Of Albion New York, pray
of granted the said Lewis Pullman
2is day August si for Improvement In macbines
the
said patent place aist day OF August,
1856
ordered Office
Monday, of August next at - O'Clock, and all
notified appear show they
said petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing the required file in the Patent
Office specially writing
day hearing All filed by party,
be transmitted
Office, which will be furnished
pliea,ion.
The will be closed the 26h of July
relied testimony, must be
office before morning Of that day the
sumens any within ten days thereafter.
this notice be published in the Unon ine
gence Evening Star Washington, D. c.. Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, scien ac Amcrcan New York, NJ VI Daily
Baltimore Republican Post Boston, Mass,
weeks previous to the 9Th day of
next the day of hearing sss
nts.
S-Ediorr OF viii
Faen. Oface with containing this notice.
MAY 2l--Iaw3w
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Law Notice.

BRows, SrAsros, AND WALKER
llM. T. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON, and J, KNOX WALK
Err formed practising In The Supreme
United and Of claims Washington,
Offices in Washington and Mem
pills. will always be found either place. and
letters addressed 10 them will prompt attention.
April lg-tfeod Intel. and Sentinel copy.1
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! OFrIcR WAsHIsoroH Aar
Wasanason. March a, 1856.
Invited graduation and brick masonry,
/ dams tunnels, Washington aqueducf
Proposals. the 9th May will opened at noon
that day. -
Maps procs specifications work will be ready for
animation the Goth day of April next.
Proposals be received for the work Of particular clver
described plans and spechcsu6n8.
only of the works be completed under the
appropriations all unfinished work viii
be appropriations by Congress The engineer
pscrhe the Of work 10 be done and rate
under each contract for each appropriation and In case
works shall be stopped unit funds become available.
entire soppage particular work for want OF
will paid if In The judgment OF
engineers work has been properly executed 50 far as has
gone.
Payments will checks the United sia,es
monthly estimates OF the reservng 10
condition of all contracts tn the work
be paid full monthly, and specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Aqueducto
the right reject all the bids
deemed advantageous such
conducive the OF the
work.
written signed by
responsible the effect that he they under
bidder bidders WILL their bid be accepted,
b2aion within days. with good and sufficient
completion the undertaken said guarantee
by the certificate Unted states district
district agent officer
pament War; that The gaanto able 10 make good their
choose to be present . .
Capt. of Engineers, in charge
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORISED I-rhe Rob of DIR. Boy
vEAU LAFFECTEUR far superior TO the srups of Cuis
nier similar remedies. II radically
alt affections Of the skin darres scroua The
accidents accouchmcnts the
and hereditary acrimony Of humors. As depura
powerfully scacious In catarrhs Of the bladder in
arising abuses
injections soundnss As aRtyphic the Rob cures In
diseases from the
cubebs from injections which only repe
the neuazng H. The Rob Boyseau IS, above oil,
sypbc long stand
ing resisted the of mercury or the odue
Of potassium. -
agents United States Gabriel Bondn ESQ., "
William New York. for wholesale orders GuDot Duconee
New Orleans; scuiily, San Francisco
The druggists throughout the Un
ted states The pamphlet Gervas the med
cal properties be obtained by writing TO g. Blon
din William New York. who will give every Information
wanted
O. b. is prepared orders for South America, the West In
dies United STATES duties, he has the Rob In bond
li--diyt
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,TENTH INsrALmENT.-,We open to-day the tenth install
supassnx esceence Of fabric r ladies' ans
Also ,be second instaiment long
very supenor shsda heavier than the
With vast lots all reliable medium
fine shrting cottons
linen" goods s al this time complete in
especial attention the stock of linen
sheeiings table linens, napkins, and towelings
probability invariably offer tho and cheapest
of pure goods this Market of which
ufactured IN ireland orders.
well sas that The house-w wiie cotions and
be had OF only take all the mills
mai kinds
Our stock sessonsbIs goods remarkably full
duced have Tor extensive autumn
All purchasing stores where various
cordially invited 10 call and be convinced OF
advantage result from purchasing where there Is price
:.
X - PERRY & BROTHER,
aCenra Stores,n building,
Opposite Centre Market
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

DEPARTMENT..
Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary Of War. In the Secre-
arys Office proper there chief clerk subord
clerks two messengers and four watchmen The io
lowing bureaus are attached to this department.
Commanding Generals O4ice.Ths Office at the head Of
which is Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York.
Adatont Generals ORoo.Col Samuel Cooper, Adjutant
General Assistants-Lieut Col. w. G.. Freeman, Major
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams Judge Advocate
Major John f. Lee. Nine clerks and messenger In this
office kept all the records which refer to the OF
the army the rolls DC. 1t is here where all military COM
missions made out.
Cuarternaaster Generals ODiceGen. Thomas s. Jesup
ouartermaser generals Charles Thomas assistant quarter
Muster generals Captain NJ. NJ Clark, district quarter
master Major H. c. Wayne, in charge of clothing branch
eleven clerks and messenger.
Paynaaster Generals Oce.-Co b. +. Larned paymaster
general Major ST. Clair Denny district paymaster eight
clerks and one messenger.
Cop,aissary Generals O6ioeGen. George Gibson, com
missary general assistant Captain A. e. Shria; six clerks
and one messenger.
Surgeon Generals Ofce.Gen. Thomas Lawson, surgeon
generals assistants DR.. II. c. Wood and DR.. Richard HI
Coolidge; three clerks
Engineer O6ec.-G General Joseph G. Totten, chief eng
one messenger,
Topoqraphieal BurcdtCol j. j. Albert, colonel of the
corps assistant Lieut.. NJ. L. Smithi four clerks and
messenger
Ordnance BureauColonel Ii. r. Craig colonel of ord
assistant Captain Wm Maynader eight clerks and
one mes
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service and the reports the mail lettings giving
Of each bid also Of The contracts made the new ser
vice originated the curamens ordered and the additional
allowances granted within the year.
Finance oHes-John Marron, esq., Third Assistant Post
General and twenty clerks To this Office
assigned the supervision and management OF the financial
Of the department not devoved BY law upon the
Auditor embracing accounts with the DRAFT offices and other
depostaries the department the Issuing and
drafts payment Of balances reported BY the Auditor 70 be
due mail and other persons the supervision
o the Offices under orders deposite their
balances designated points and the snpernteudence
c the rendition by postaster their quarterly returns
posages IL has charge Of the deadetter Office Of the Is
suing of postage and stamped envelopes Tor the
payment Of postage and Of the accounts connected there
with.
TO the Third Assistant Postmaster General all posmasers
should direct their quarterly returns OF postage those AZ
draft Offices their letters reporting quarterly the net
Of their oees and those depositing Offices
their certificates of depoe to him should also be directed
weekly and monthly returns OF the deposaries OF the
department. well all applications and receipts for post
age stamps stamped envelopes and for dead letters
Inspection O9cs.--John oakford esq, chief clerk, and
clerks To this office assigned the duty OF
ceving and examining the registers OF the arrivals and de-
parures Of the nails certificates OF the service OF route
agents. and reports mail ures Of noting the deln
qaenes Of epnraetors and preparing eases o sas
registers reports of mail falures providing and send
ing maibags and mailloeks and keys, and doing all
other things which be necessary TO secure faithful ana
exact performance of all mail contracts.
All of mail depreciation, of violation OF law by pri
expresses by the forging illegal use oi postage
stamps under the supervision OF this Office and should be
reported to it,
All communications respecting lost money, letters, mail
depredations other violations of law mailoeks and
keys should be directed Chie Clerk, Post ONCE Depart
ment."
All registers of the arrivals and departures OF the mails
certificates the agents reports OF mail fail
applications for blank registers, and reports OF aues
and all complaints against for irregular i'm
perfect service should be directed nspection Office, Post
Office Department"
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No. 54UI
Notice OF the disoonsiaaAncs Of the uatt.a states
Once Defiance, im the state of Ohio.
Office hereby given that pursuance Of
" report OF lani oncers psyAsok, ono that he
below thousand
he Sscrsfvy the iastor has directed lha rad land %
aud that lands
made subject and
entry remaining land oics in the
ONO.
Lands remaining unod and unappfop,aied by law and subject
private once discontinued, VIII
Office OF ths receipt this
and therof and the land officers
public notice OF the day which heS
prepared appicatons for entries OF such
lands their Office.
q. WILSON,
Acting Commissioners the General Land Once
WASHINGTON, ~. c., June 1e 1885.
June 23-law6w flint. Starl