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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22
ExTENsIoN OF PAGES PATENT!

EXTENSION OF PAGES PATENT!
NOTICE hereby siven the public that the patent on
lN PAGES PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW ELL has been ex-
tended for years from July 18th. 1855 All persons
found violating patent infringing the in max
using vending will be proceeded against In accor-
GEORGE PAGE, Patentee.
Tbeundersipned having the EXCLUSIVE right for large
Territory est and SOUTH would announce
that they are heretofore, ill all orders
PAGE,s PoRTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLs-each Of es-
respective Ter ritory Any informa
tion in regard To Mills or Patent eheerully given
KINGSLAND 4 FERGUSON,
Phoenix Foundry.
ROLLIN CLARK.
of Clark Renfrew Co IS Eagle Foundry,
o..s-amd&v St. Louis. Mo.
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TENNEVA sORENsON.

wMeLnsALE pnALERs IN GsocEhIEs AND 1euoRs. coEsEA
r. WArER sTn, KvANsvILLE. IND.
FMyHB have this day formed Tor
shs pArpose Of doing Wholesale grocery and Liquor
Esvng suesssded the business Of Messrs Aliis
sws purshAsd their stock and made additions to make
able offer asgood bargains
TOR CASH. house in EvaHsvlis or anE city in the
,s.n ta4ss-i '@ 8. .SORRNSON.
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PLArEn WARE.

WWTR have from the manufacturer an as
~ ssrtuent Of Plated Ware. suoh ~ ssole ane TEA
Apesns forks butter kaves extra me ana
es which Eastern prices and warrant
i BE- passa oa gsuuns Aas metal nearly a. "Ass -
sAse s'sS@s bfTfRofFF SONS Jewslry sssrs:
fN haaih st. bot Ia -
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DAVID O'NRIL.

-s MERCHANT TAILOR,
Nesond. street, between Main and Locust.
EMMAs rscsvsd and opened ans Of Cloths
~ iFerenk eolors of fine quality AMI the
with Ysstings such plain and fan
satina Silks With eommoner goods for bu
All these the quality, and haRd-
this atty My old customers
end eitiren generally invited to examine them
A to make up goods IN
sss-lss ard wsffzat f all sepI2 tf
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EVANSVILLE IND. THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 30,
RAILROADS, &C. !

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
6 @ 10 80 s
-.--.- THE uhdersigned having been ap- -u
H6e. p pointed Agentfor the above Compa- eHA%s
kE5ar&S n n this city. would inform ship
@AhhDA@ perB. merchants, and the public @
generally Fl. Leech George W Harris and Georgs
Black late ID Thomas g. Clarke
''clark 4 Thaw, - under the firm of
44 LEIGH g. COsS
appointment special eonsignees and shipping
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company They have
ched all the principal shipping points
aand and prepared receipt from New
Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore, all
and from all western cities and towns
Atlantic seaboard. Of the Pennsylvana Railroad
The direct their whole attention forwarding
facilities shipping and the without
the expense second drayge charges
with the RailIoad company being extremely low.
nominal the expense of drayags they hope
be able to give satisfaction. ,ai
Shipments produce madeo their agents viii be Forward
ed free of charge for commission. r
For information apply at their ofhees:
Depot Liberty street. Pittsburg: q
do No. South 18th street, Philadelphia;
do North street. Baltimore;
No 2 Astor Place.
$3.50 do South William street, New York:
do Battery Place,
do 81 Kilby street, Boston; ,---
Or to JOHN 8. MITCHELL,
epl3 6m Waterst.. Evansvii1e. Ind.
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OF PHILADELPHIA,
WWyH0 graduated in Germany and France and give
NJ best testimonials from Professors the United
States offers citizens Evansville and
vicinity Physician He will particular attention 70
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
DR. Moeller invites person icted with
call and see Anybody troubled with Chronic diseases
such as inflammation the Kdaey Urethra Infammaeory
Diseases of the Bladder and Syphilis. will be
oursd in time No ooharge for the frat visit
Once corner Sysamore and Thirdsts Once hours from
u A. NJ till evening. ..
Thos Mutter Prof.. of Surgery;
S2n6r jackson. Prof. OF Theory and Practice;
o. ID. Meigs. Prof. of Midwifery;
q. r. Gilman Prof. Of Midwifery:
los M. Smith. Prof. Of Theory and Prsetiee;
H. d. Bulkly. d. d. -, .,ss--.
Thos. HuR. D., AIbsHy. y. Y. 49,
agt1l-a
" bY ostai - SAMfL ORR:
I0AT@ oars. lD0 tushe extra Oats: rseeived per IA
" lest, - scsas COOKS Fauny erecs7y.
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aT0RAGK WANTRn.

WA prepared TO store in cur Fire Preet ArsheesA
Wv quantity of Grasn. Predsee or Aerenanase eS
'ths mast liberal terms 80,
large stairs. particular will
Fuxntue Agricultural implements
and sf liable damage from damp
l.
easstsd At the lewsst nre proofratsH ~ ensa
= er lsrgsr whsn desired.
lseatsd ecrner Locust stress ant w ana
anA nest shipping by River Rail-
trsaa Kpvlytev novI GEO. FOSTER 4 co.
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS I'M. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York,
DEIN G gsestablshed with extensive connection
ID in the above business respectfully solicts consgn-
ofall kinds of Western Produce, which will
ediate and attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb2O-H Evansville, Ind.
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RRM0V Al.

TwN HACoN & CO. have removed to Main street be-
hwsen Water and First sts, door to Halloek x
stsadArds Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
all their old and
many pleased to
give They would return their thanks for the very
HAars receive contnuanee of
~ usually kept in the beat Family
Nsrsssri.s janl6-Iy
MILLS. AROMATIC SrOMACEF BIT
;, TERS. MILLS, WINE BHETERS.
TWVHESE been long aud fAvoraby known
q certain cure Summer Complaints and pre-
ventatve Of and ague aad similar diseases
"T.ssitYt slsts" sss'.''N ~- TENNEY & soRENsoN.
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WM. x. rIcGREW .

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
once in the Crescent City Bank Building.
WXT ILL attend faithfully all business entrusted to him
wv my25
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TuR avsTERY eOLVED.

UDo!NG HOE the ssora .. % 60. tIas t ss We
that he the saying is in
sone by the board aad in consequences
sacriGee further enqui-
~ happy announce our readers that,ucS y not
sks ease He has new full assortment Of Spring
Dry Goods and is selling st very low rates
q hsMse ruah 10 his store. HpI4
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MnTlnNa, NOTlONa!

MyLowER vases, shsrmo meters travelling com Paniens
hsst LoRdoA sealing eight Ana ten ksy'd French
French dos marbles; toys, tea
vets. sembs superior needles pns tooth
nieka neiis steel pens tooth brushes wax
ksads ehea Emsrson's razor staps toilet
ssaD snd battle doors together with great
fora amie bv &C. PU5HEE.
PAlloHa Hall. Firats 81.
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ECKFORD LINE.
Leaves New York daily Sabbahs excepted Ne transship
msnt Albany. Steam on Lakes.
PRoPRIEToRS AGENTS.
G. B. wiiiia@s 1ls Broad ST.. upstairs. New York.
R. r. Livingston.
J. @. Patten e. Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.
Sinclair & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Geo. Foster d Co., Evansville. ind,
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yWepN RATE.TN(s,

EENHR the sale OF an
. beANtiful pattarn of IRON RAILING. with round
reds fgures in great variety Of
which will sell at at prices ADDING
RMmroHT. +t f-esA ssa
This substantial than other
hiad use wishing Railing to enclose esmetery
lets yards, for PiaEzas will DO well TO gave nae
Prices from 4l sos "a 50 per feet. ~,
y73-dAw NJ. A. LAW hhNOn.
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LOCKSl CLOCKSi AT WHOLEsAAE,
by BETTROLFF & SONS,

: = MAir arRnEr BKTwKKs FIRsr AND SECOND,
g -s RVANSyILLE, IND.
Just rscsvsd large supply OF eight day and
w ihrty hsur slesks direct fre the manuf.esgrsr
fsmprsax Of wood and iron -asss which We
wssl dealers low the same articles can be
Aourha "A Ati or cities We shall al
wayskssp good stock hand. and think can make IL
ef their clocks Of
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THEODOKE FRANKE,s

CINCINNA ATI DY ENG ESTABLfSHMKNTsx
Can al opposite Henry Lutx Groee.
ry, Evansville Indiana. -
MNANOY Steam Seourer and Rehnsherof Dry Goods
and formerly Foreman Cincinnati for Ar. Teasdale's 3
Cleans by Ladies' and Gentemens oothe: Of sif
Cashmere Shawls of deserip
ton sn Dyes kind of stuhs
to patterns and finishes them equal new he
suots silk Dresses in dry ithout
He also cleans and Cur
tains in Silk Woollen. Toe de Tersse and Tulles
Also Carpets and finishes them equal to new ~
f.ir Setes octl9-1yd&w
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WESTERN FEED & AGRICULTURAL wARE-HoUsEI
MILLER. WGNGATE g. CO.
MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in all kinds of Farm
t aud Garden Implements Moving Reaping and Thresh
Mschines Field and Garden Seeds Trees &c. SIS Main
opposite Bank Louisville. Louisville, KY.
Sam
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OLD oSW EGO LINE.
From foot Broad st. Y, daily No trausshf pments o:
Albany Troy. Mark packages "old osvsgo Line ears
Sinclair e. Co., Toledo, o.
PRoPRiETOVs AGENTS.
F s. Littiejohn. 100 Broad street, New York.
Ftzhugh Littlej ohm, 0swego, N. Y.
Sinclair q Co :, Toledo, Ohio.
Geo. Foster & Co., Evansville, Ind. yzE
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ID. s. ANDERSON. TAILe

DIS. ANDERSON. MERCHANTTAIL0R.
On First street. between Main and Sycamore,
AS of Cloths. Cassimeres. Vest
ings which he is prepared to make in the
able styles and short notice. He will
good and hopes by in the fusines to be
able satisfaction He has also hand fine
Merino, ,k Underhirs and Drawers with Shirts
Collars. made In the best mannerwith Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods orally He invites his old
nd the public generally to call. decl6-h
NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.
HE of this House have removed from their
old stand Main Street their Hotel just finish
the Court House. where they
their cid and all others who
6t to call them in much superior than
respectfully solicit eontinu
ofthe which shall all endeavors
it, Our fare will be the beat the market aerds and
charges moderate.
Good stabll and Wagon Yard kept fOrao4ntEy
eyiO-d&wtf FELKER Il HEDDERECH
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IMPROVED PORTABLE WILL.
mHOR grinding wheat and aud all other suhstanees
IN requiring grind ng. . .
old Anchor Brand boItipg Cioens ana be1shs
all widths. =
artieiaE At our Cinenn priees, including freight
Caliat R. MonFOes Family Gresery eosneE OF OAK ana
oIsIse fstsetf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati. o.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

sT0 THFs CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KENTUCKY AND ILLINOIS.
MAa D. SAUNDERS. Civil Engineer. having taken his
aSsds ths city Of Bvansvils would respectfully Aa-
koznss " Of southern portion Of Indians
Ksasasfy insis prepared furnish Pans
Hpssasasns Ana RstmA Of work OF description aP
profession. Wis: Water WORKS Drainage OF
Asnd Railways. Tnrnpiks. PAnk other Roads the Inn
brsvsnszt Of Rivers fer RavigAtien purposss, ete
Of ability frsn l. B. Wilson ESQ; Ohief En-
thS Salem Rsrssd Judge Hughes
81 Bissniartsz Tnd George Dunn Bedford Ind,
M Wiaen, ty EaRinser New Albany, lad. and H. g.
Mssrs 0hisf EnGnsse Of the h. l. RAd o. Straight
kias Kailrs sd sxa bs sssk oh application. nh2o1y
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TRANSPORTATION
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE,
VIA ALBANY. BUFFALO AND TOLEDO.
WMTE now prepared contract for the delivery o
Wv Merchandise generally from New York to this place
the reliable lines very favorable terms Ship
pers requested agents betor
contracting make 1t to their interest BY as
GEO. FOSTER co.
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By ). c. McaUIKE, Auct.onesr.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR HALE.-On Thnrsday,
September front Of The premises viii sell
pnri 2 beginning m street, between
angle of said thence
81 100 feet nch south 25 feet eas 10 the Begin
thereon, consisting VI spac
brick house and back building fxiues csern
&C.
beginning 20 feel from the southeast angle OF said
30 feet inch north rs feot 10 the fret men-
o 2 feet inches, south 70 feet east feet inehcs
south the beginning.
Ts properly position and proximity Pennsy
vana avenue Of and increasing vaue
will be sold separately.
Onefon cash residue IN one and two years,
Deferred BIO secured by deed Of trust
The premises. Title perfect
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Sent Id Auctionecr.
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Nv j. q. MCGUIRE, A.et,onesr.

CPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, NEAR WASHINGTON, AT PUB
- lie saeOn Tuesday morning, September al ~ O'Clock N
shah beautiful residence belonging 10 Thomas
village Of 6nnayow, the George
and Rockville about de5 ahova Gaose.o"n
and oneha divided into fa and
convenient lots. 4
The dwelling brick, % with wing 25 by 81 ench
necessary oubusdngs, all and bni,, uider
Of the in the latest sle OF
throughout time
mnde the already ,e spot The sun ON
15U feet above drwaie and CoAMands Oh exlcn
siye inland somewhat Of waier view.
brick bouse the turnpike corner OF
auaaal rent OF ty
which bs sold with the place separate if desired.
The neghbo0od IL of the hest being hckiv settled
Two pumps Of good wafer close @ tho house The garden
handsomely laid with OF silver
naples Altogether benutu, residence, and
gentleman doing business In wishing country
Terms al sale. JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Aug 2o-sodts Auehoneer.
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ny j. q. moauIRE, Aactioneer.

DRfJsTEEs' SALE or STEAMER UNON-On THURSDAY, sep
20 1858, II O'Clock, by yrte o. deed OF
bearing the 18Th day OF Jhne lts and recorded " of
of the land records for ashhe
county The District OF Columbia, the undersigned will sell
public auctions wharf foot OF Seventh the nearly
GALES the Union 1t present running ferry boat
This city d Alexandria,
This boil, Washington city in the 1859 is
1872 feet length of beam ~ 6inces depth OF hold 10
feet inches Al 4095
enrolment Her engine first class five
engine hri by Smith Perkins, Alcxandra Virgin
either and for load
ing nd unloading freight.
halt the residue in Fix months, for sEsfac-
toriIy endorsed note bearing interest
CHARLES G. MILLS
CHRISTOPHER fNGLE, iiuS'oes
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sep 5-d,d Aucloneer
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Sept Id
BY .. Q. MCGUIRE, Aact,onser,

HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EXPECTS,
III carriage matched R0ckawsy farming utensils
ac-Om Tuesday September II, nj o'clock the
Thomas Mahsl the village Of 1ennal
town. Rockville, mss from George
town. handsome furniture and housekeeping e
fecs consisting In part Of
to match
chairs finished canary coIored
hrnca,c,,.a. curtains 10 match
MoI,nranv baIr-s nripg seat sofa and chairs
Rose wood arm chars. wiafn0t
uus,b French maute e., with candeabras cost $500
Rose wood secretary aud booAcnse 45
Frup, p fame French plate mirr plate GO by g. with slab
Velvet, Brussels tapestry snA other carpets with rugs TO mach
and Of excellent quality
One psr elegant gik x.isM gas chandeliers
Dining loom, hall, and other Dus- hxiufcs
Bedsteads, bafesus, waehstands
Cane and wOOd-seaf chaiYs, rockers
China, glnss table cutlery, nc.
Choking, parIor and chamber stoves
Together with articles not necessary TO cnumeTaifs
Al O'Clock
One handsome fnmly carriage but little ueed
One matched iron earrings horses
Handsome 90 sleigh, RockHway
Wagons, piougls, harrows
Harness, shuvels, forks, cuitivniors
Lot Of and corn potatoes
Hotbed sash, &C., sc. = .,
Tems 40 and under that credit OF two and
four months satisfactorily endoIsed bearing interest
'oi JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Aug 29-d n"c''"os''
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yUrgE Fail Term Of Mics sPAULDING'k school. Enx-
abc,bown, Jersey, win commences On Tuesday sePiem-
her many years Of experiences - an inuc're Wild
n n hnnes Of
r their education calculated ~ them for bc
~ hsyr responsible dnes For ne
sdsraon s3ot offered TO limited number o.
[ in departments OF English, board, and
H. comforts Of midst OF community characterized
its and refinement and holding communication win
New city hourly.
The Accomplishment the uppal ertra prices
For ,he Others Mise y would
respectfully refer to The following gentlemen;
ion. Theodore Fnguysen, president Of Rutgers coisse,
New R,unswick New Jersey, Mclean president of Nn
ssu HAIL Pncsou New Jersey and Prof Henry, q The emA
sopisn Institute. Wellington city, - -
hup ,s~-rrwll lhsspdtcps
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Sep ltd

NOTyyrrHsrAN advance In tho prices OF
nearly all cacs dry goods have been enabled ny pur
chasing hugely and early, to secure many really astonishing BAR
which ready for Inspection They
embrace and choice things autumn and winter wea
Daily additions made stock.
Having only puncaity in SETTLING all bills we
positively expected and insisted We make no
other discrimination.
DGood articles prices, and fair dealing be relied
in all .
PERRY l. BROTHER,
Central Stores, - west building,
Aug 3l--Gidf Opposite Centre Market
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LOCAL. VS..

The fair Of the Maryland Institute viii be opened 10 Bai-
the ID Of October the indications are
exhibition will prove fully equal in merit and attraction 20
any previous Large contributions now being for
warded from all parts of the country and Ii gives much
pleasure add that the contributions the District
Columbia promise of the imposing features
the exhibition We copy the following from the Baltimore
Clipper
" The annual exhibitions Of that escoen organization the
Maryland Institute alwafs lookea forward to with
lively anticipation and have become indeed indis
pensspie feature in our eys progress yhs Is ~ y
should be- and the continued brilliant success our institute
IS fact eIeditable 90 city 1t especially 30 when
sc ropenber that similar institutions other and larger
cities have VI late languished and at this time at
most extinct. While The American Institute of New York
aad the Franklin Institute q Philadelphia getting ready
to be remembered among the things that but net
oar OWE society appears to be steadily advancing in extent
ghese remarks hare been elected and their trn,h
rncd by what have observed and learned by inquiry
corning the coming exhibition We state il as gratifying
fact, that this be justly expected supass all previous
efolt Of the Mary Institute be particularly cred
table to our own cys mechanics manufacturers and mer
labor viii be fully and reputably illustrated the next
October display than they have been before The formal
applications space by exhibitors handed very
rapidly during the l month, aud others known the
institute to be preparhs articles with special view to
nibng
These encouraging facts ard we hope the mention Of
them will stimulate many Others still 10 undertake come
prompt esertion on behalf Of the exhibition"
Youso CArHorlcs FRIEND SocIErY.The following gen.
enen have been elected officers Of this society for the
suing year
President John C. Fitzpatrick; Woo president, e. 8.
Jones recording secretary, " H. King; corresponding
secretary John Noyes treasurer, James Harvey book
keeper, VIM. A. Kennedy steward, Geo. +. Allen.
Trustees from st. Peters Church, Il. NJ. Hamilton, w.
j. Whcatiey St Matthew's, Martin ReDahan, George Har-
yey ST. patricks, r. b. Owens George Savage St. Marys,
r. Echorn Peter Conanj St. Domnick's, j. H. Cnsse, r.
Mahoney.
The employees Of the First udito Office in the Treasury
Department have contributed $3.50 so for the relief Of the
Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers On Sunday Rev. Mr..
Pyne notice to the congregation of ST Johns (Episco
pa) church that the collections taken up during the five
Sabbats in this month (September) would be forwarded to
Norfolk and Portsmouth, for the benefit of the sufferers by
the yellow fever The employees in the Sixth Auditors Of
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POST oFgrcE DEPARTMENT.

Advertising LetiersWe have been requested to publish
the rules and regulations for advertising uncaer letters
They based upon the provisions Of the fifth
act approved March 3, 1861, and are as follows:
al When the gross receipts Of the post office for the
the shall advertise such letters
in weeks only when such gross receipts shall have
ceeded $780, andhave exceeded the
month only when ouch gross receipts shall
have exceeded 81 000 and shall exceeded $780,
the shall advertise twice month and when such
receipts shall have exceeded 81 $780, the
shall advertise once toeek.
ga Such advertisements to be inserted in
paper only which must be printed in the city town. VII
lage in which the post Office is situated and have the
largest circulation within the range delivery Of said office
Of any paper issued weekly or oiene printed in such city,
to give such list of letters insertion, for each
letter. the postmaster will designate for This service
other paper published the place He also required
post in conspicuous place in his Office copy such list
on the day or day after the publication thereof
village where the post Office is kept or n the publishers of
all the papers printed shall refuse advertise the
for the price above mentioned then manuscript s of them
to be made out and posted such public places the
town and shall appear best adapted for the
information of the parties concerned.
ga Refused letters not to be advertised nor those
which the postmaster expects will be Immediately taken
the Office.
5. Drop and box letters circulars FREQ packets contain
ing printed documents speeches. other printed natter
not to be advertised.
"7 When authority for the publication Of lists of foreign
letters in newspaper printed in foreign language deem
ed advisable the postmaster make special application
for the necessary order TO publish in such paper.
49, All orders for publication Of these lists uncacd for
letters in than annued
The present law authorizes single publication in paper
only.
10. When daily, semi,weeky, triwoekly, or weekly
papers are issued from the same office the proprietor must
be allowed aggregate the circulation such papers
but the single circulation of each issue particular paper
for which he claims the publication Whether the paper is
issued daily trweekly weekly, weekly must be
shown, and the advertisement inserted in the particular
paper which has the largest circulation
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Sep a-sI'uAW


WE neglected include In tho list of especial bag
w
large lot all kinds Of smbroderies
80 pieces rich high coloTed piaids for boys wear
20 cartons ribaDds, select styles
many desirable articles.
Fresh supplies daily received.
One proverbaly low price only
An bills be promptly closed when presented.
Good articles, pces ard fair dealing be relied OIL i'm
all cnres
Of pure linen goods in all grades is
unusually 6ae and cheap.
may stock of mourning goods
In both departments the stock kept throughout The entire yeaf
PERRY 1 BROTHER,
" Central Stores" vert Guiding,
Sep l-6tIif Opposite Centre Market