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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19
Books, 5ta.ionerp, Mr.
REV BOOKS! NEW BOOKS =:
BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1874 Main Street.

BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1874 Main Street.
Precotts History of the Reign of Phillip IL, King of
Spain
Phenixiana by John Phoenix
The Irish Abroad and at Home.
The Testimony of an Escaped Noyce from the Sister
hood of St. Joseph Miss Bunkey.
Men aud Women,-Poems, by Robert Browning.
The Life of Goethe Lewes.
Rose lark, by Fanny Fem.
Lucy Boston, Fred Folio.
Modern Pilgrims Wood.
The Kanzas Region, Greene.
Ten Years among the Mail Bags.
The Works Of Charles Lamb
Poems of Home and Travel, Bayard Taylor.
Hiawatha, Poem, Longfelow.
CIotches and Quavers by Max Maretzek.
The Life of Amos Lawrence.
Prof. Hare's Book 2pirituaism.
Almanacs and Diaries for 1885,
New Picture and Story Books.
Christmas Books for 1856.
Daily receiving New Publications..
MJEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.
LIZ No. 1874 MAIN STREET.
just received, large and elegant assortment of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY!
which respectfully invite the public to examine.
Also superior lot of Mahogany Inaid, and Rosewood
WRITING DESKS, which we offes for sale lou.
p2 RAKER TRTTHRTTTT e RARNES
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nal,ts.

SITUATION WANTED-By man who has
- had several years experience In this CITY, situation
Assistant Book-keeper Salesman Apply at this Office
n26 df
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EENSORS' MEETING.-A meeting of thu
~ Censors of the Worcester Medical District will be held
at Dr. GREEN'S Hail. in Worcester on WEDNEsDAY, the
9th day of January next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. All per-
sons having business with said Board of Censors viii gov
ern themselves accordingly.
JNO. GEO. MErcALF, ssc,y
Mendon, Dec. 7, 1855. d7 dtjano
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E,cr sale.
A Valuable Farm q Merchant MIL.

4 S agent for the widow and hears Of Ircob Peck,
IA IT,, dscd., an authorized TO sell the valuable
Tract of Lard and Merchant Mill now il the posses.
sionof II, u. Peck The land lies on Christian
CFeak within four miles IF Staunton and is inter-
seeted without injury to it by the Virginia Central
Railroad. The tract contains 3e3 AC!lhS5, l3o acres
OF rhieh arc cleared and in good cultivation /;
tie residue is covered with remarkable and most
Of Bottom Land which cannot be beexecl L quail
u, ten acres Of which are in Meadow. iae quanti-
ty OF meadow MAY be easily increased. Eli
desire to call especial attention to tbs MER'
CHANT MILL, which has been in operation nun.
Der Of years and is in Of the best locations p The
county. Arrangements have been made for a switch
apd Turnout on the Nailr cad thu h.il, so tst
f,or may be loaded directly With out being hauled
to Depot ~ =
The other improvements are !. food ERIcA
necessary Out buildings I'D an ex2
eeent S,wisher Bar. The present ts4zSis::iH
SeceapahI y pre-. >ring the land for ssiAR
snpt'9 croE, and the purchaser shall e-4a.
Ths 'n benefit of all plonghng and planting done.
u. email gram crop VIII be reserved.
Of Land separately from the residue of the tract
will also cell separately much of the land (sup-
nosed to be 50 acres) lies South of the Railroad
Tie residue of the tract containing about 800 Acres
will make one Of the most desirable farms in the
County.
The terms Of sale are :--0nc third in hand aad
the hs.ance in two and three years. Deeds will
se given when the first payment is made, the ven
doris lien to be retained for the unpaid purchase
money. Il negotiable note at so or ono i2O days,
with good endorsers will be taken for the hand pay
mont. Possession given at once.
II not sold before will on Saturday the 2lst Of
April 1855, sell tho above property, at pr5lic
ton on the premises. The heirs having given
y 'S HuGT ". sHEFFEY, agent at
March, "a, 1955.-tds.
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THE MARKETS.

aleHaosp, April II.
We quote Flour to. day quiet. Superinc slo.25
Extra $l0 50aSl0.75 Family lasll so. Nheatsl.75a
s2.25 Rye sl.l0ai.l5. Corn 7a90c. Clover Seed
ts.25as.5O. Oats 59a55c. Meal sea90c. Rock Plastor
In small lots $5.50 per ton. We apprehend rise in
plaster. Ground Sa00. Salt S2.0o.
BeowN & Shook, Commission Merchants.
In Richmond, Cattle sold, s. $3.50 gross
Hogs, s7-sumly moderate. Shesp 2.boaS5
fer ordinary and superior.
Butler CO.. Staunton, report-Flour, 50. 15as9 81
Wheat l.7Gal. so. Corn IS. Rye 10 to rs. Flax
seed, $1.l2. Oats A0a45. Clover seed $3.50. limo
thy seed S.. 25a$3.5 &c.
The market for Butter, Eggs, &C., continues at the
visual rates Batter from l6 to Is cents. Eggs, la
}s Chickens lG. Turkeys 5oae21s.
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Sa Uoofeads German Filters. prepared and sold
by Or. jackson at the German Medical Store, l20
Arch ST.. Philadelphia, daily increase in their well
deserved celebrity, for the cure of all diseases sri-
sing from arrangement OF the liver. These iittcrs
have indeed proved blessing To the afflicted, who
show their gratitude by the most hattering testimo-
mails This medicine las established for itself
that competitors, however willy their schemes,
ductivc heir PROMISES cannot reach. II gained the
public confidence by the immense benefitF that have
been derived from it, and will ever maintain It's po-
si,ion. See advertisement.
April ID, IS55.-2w,
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CAMUEL y. Wallace assignee 81 Robert II. Hi;e.
- NJ. R. Coulter, h. G. Wallace and VIM. IL.
Bell d Co Plaintiffs,
1GAINsr,
Flemming Gsrroi, James Ramsey, Trustee; Wm
Ramsey, and petitioner Rob't II. Hits, for Samuel
D. Wallace and Bonjanin Harold, defendants
To Tie Cre3stors Of femaing Gatfoi, eao haze Liens
ty jndgmenfs or ohera.se Q" ass reet estate
TAKR NorIcs, that in pursuance Of decree render
ed on the 9th day OF February, 1905 in the Circuit
Court ofAngusta county at the specal term thereof
in the sui: Of the and style above Get FORTH
viii proceed at my office in the town of Stanton,
on Friday, Hay tie llt., 1855 tto ascertain sill the
mans by Judgment otherwise npon the real proper
ty in the bs aud proceedings in said suit mentioned,
With the aatounts severay due thereon and their re
apeetivc praritics.' | will also inqnro whether the
rents and profits of said real estate viii satisfy the
said i.ensin five years not: land viii ascertain the
gross and the annual profits of said real estatc.'
WM. s. Ii. BAYLOR, Master Com'r.
Stsunton, Nay Il, Is55.-4w.
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UNITED STATE MAIL.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,

JANUARY H. 1855.
u R0po SAILS for carrying the mails Of the
a United States from lst day Of July, 1856 to the
both day of juno. 1859, inclusive, in The State of
VIRGINIA., will be received at the Contract Of.ice
Of tho Post Office Department in the city of Wash
ingon, until p. Of 10th April, 1856, (to be de-
cideJ b. the Both April 1862 the routes and in
tae t.acs hea eli specified.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

WYE are compelled again to request those of our
w friends, who indebted to us, up to the first
of January last to come forward at once and settle
their respective accounts mp to that date Pressing
Northern debts make it necessary to make close
collections. GOODMAN, kOsESWALD 4 CO.
April Z.
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TIN. COPPER AND SHEET IRON.
I TAKE this method of informing my friends aud
L the public generally, that AN new prepared to
III anufacture every description OF
TN, COPPER q SHEEf ZION articles
Roasng, Spoutiag GuttefiIg and Repairing done in
the best manner aud low So it be done by any
Vs. My shop is in tho old Office of tho staunton
Spectator, Main Street.
March 81, ls55.-2m. j. G. GROVE.
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NEW SPRING GOODS /!


TINE Subscriber is now rscsiying choice lot of
& Spring and Summer goods, embracing in part
the following kinds, via. Black Gro. D.hne, Paris
Striped SKA, Paris Printed Jaconett, Printed
and solid Bersges, French Lawns, Solid Chaes,
English, French and American Ginghams, Striped
aud Checked husiins, Dotsed, Figured and PLAN
Swiss do, Jaconetts Meiasook Musins Hair Cord
:sr Skirts, Embroided Skirts, Curtain hLuslins Cam
brio and Swiss Edgings and Insert.ngs, Flouncing,
Collars, Kid and Silk Gloves, ilosiery, very large
lot of New style Dress Trimmings, Gimps, Lace,
Wells, Ribands, Six Mantles very neat l.. c. Hand-
kerchief Prints, Iesehed and Brown soods, Sum
mer Pant Stufs, Cloths, and Csssimeres, Hats as
qaeensware, Glassware, together with most every
article for family use.
The above goods have been bought under favora-
BILE circumstances, consequently one shall pay
more for goods than fair and living prise, as ! am
determined to sdhere TO the true principles OF doing
business. ''6hort profits aud quick Sales"
JAMES A. PIPER, near the
Woodward House.
April, 7, lss5,-am. Amer. and Spec. copy.
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TRUST SALE.
TN viiture OF q deed executed to me BIZ D. A. Pit
i man aud wife, Of record in the County Court
Office will Sstardayth .sth day OF this month,
offer at public sale
HOUSE AND LOT
OH Spring Alley in Stsnnton, adjoining the lots OF
Hurley, Wright and othefs,sand being the western
half OF the lot conveyed in said deed and now oceu-
pied by Mr. Scantling.
Tkass: third Ia hand, balance in nine and
eighteen months equal inetalmeas With boad and Al
carity. BENZ. - foiATS, Trustee.
April 7, ls5S,--sds.
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Toor orr yne CofsrrnrErrsi

The public are cautioned against another coun-
terfeit, which has lately made its appearance, cal
led w. b.. Farrefs Arabian Linimen., the most
dangerous of all the countcrleits, because his hay
ing til. of Farrell iraay will buy it in good
faith, without tie knowledge that counterfeit
exists, ard they will perhaps only discover their
error when tho spurious mixture has wrought its
evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only hy H..
8. Farrell, soils iasenter and proprietor, and
Wholesale druggist No. Il Main street. Peoria, Hi
nois, to whom all applications for Agencies must be
addressed Be yoa get it with the letters IL. u.
before Fsrrels thas-Ii. u. FARRELL sand Ills
signature the wrapper, all others are counter
foits.
Sold by J. B. Eskridge, and by regularly aathori-
gsd 4 gents Throughout the United States.
va Price % and 50 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED In every town, Village and
hamlet in the United States, in which one i. 10, al
ready established. Address II. q. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference as to character,
responsibility, &c.
~. J. 3 essalDoE, Agent, staunton, Va.
March "a, 1s55-.t.
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Ur"i'or preserving and e.nsing The Teeth,
ZERnAss CELEBRAysp TooH Mash is the t''sl
preparation cX,att, end should lie in the posses
SION OF ever, family : II IS used hy Ihs mosl
elninent Deulisls, all Of whom speak OF Il as a
Mos, invalnail lie preparation Tor ihe .i'erih Guns
AMI Bic'th." se!i By all car druggists, ii %
tnts boIie.
NSe: TX Soron;ous AiFecsions, Mercurial Diseases,
King Evil and in fact all diseases arising from
injudcious Of Mercury Carriers Svaaish h'-ctare
has won for itself an envable reputat.on--a reputa-
ton based on its own intrinsic merits. BY removing
tho cause OF disease it Affects rapid and permanent
fure, Eundrads OF our fellow citizens have to
know. Try it before it is too late
March II, l865.--4t
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SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLY
GEOYEFs.9G .a1,
J. POLITE CLOTHING ROOMS

Is A SUREDLY never was more select or finer
n Stock Of READY blade Clothing brought to this
market"
This is the exclamation of all, who have hitherto
taken the trouble to examine aad saa over my as
sortmeit, and well does it meet the public wants.
BY Spring and Summer supply Of Clothing were
this season selected by myself usual in the North
ern cities, and purchased undor such suspicious cir
cnnstances, as to enable to seil Them at incredi-
bly, low prices. and while it embraces tie Dress
to finish the OUTER man, full ard complet. assort
ask therefore kind pubic to extend to ms the Ia
vor of an examination Of nay stock of Goods before
purchasing elsewhere, fer while they oblse ne by 50
doing, they cannot fail to profit Themselves.
clothing cheaper this than any other establish
inent OF the kind and this upon trial viii BIZ oonce
ded.
NJ Store Rooms have been greatly enlarged, Civ
ing facilities wait upon ny customers, Who
are snxiously expected BY their NOS. obedieat.
April Il. JACOB PCLLi1Z.
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.z- =. G. FARRELL'S.
6ELEBRATED ARABIAN LIN!MENT.

Is well known to possess the most wonderful heal
ing, penetrating, and stimulating properties, and by
its promptness in eiecting cures, which previously
had resisted all other medicines administered BY the
most scientific physicians, has placed it far beyond
any similar remedy ever introduced to the people of
the United States. 1t stimulates the absorbents to
Increased action, and thus enables nature to throw OFT
disease-f peaetrates to The bones, adding strength
and activity the musces-itis powerfully anodyn
and thereby dIdys Irritation, producing de-
HghYaly pleasing een,ation through the schote frame
Owing to its remarkable anticeptic properties. 1t pu
rifles and ncutralizes that poisonous, corrosive prn
cplo which renders old ulccreus difficult to
heal 1t therefore is peculiarly adapted to their pee
dy cure. This liniment from its penetrating and
strengthening qualities has been found to be specific
for Paralysis G.. Palsy, Whitcswenga and diseased
joints and in fact all complaints involving the nuscu
lar .ysts,n. 1t has cured cases OF Rheumatism Of
twenty to thirty years standing, and affections OF Tie
Spine wherein the entire spinal column 80 crook
cd and distorted that the patient could not walk or
stand without artificial support Numerous cases ct
Palsy have been cured when the flesh he'd Wihered,
leaving nothing but the dried skin and bone, and the
limits totally without usa or feeling. For CLt!drei
Nth trosgi It is of nc,tmabc value, rubbed and
oathed over the throat aud chest II applied freely
the chesst fails to give relief in the severe
coughs attending Gon,a3spfson dsthn.a and Gatds-
It heals woaDd speedily cure eaidheadi Mango,
Ac. Planters end Farmers will ine it u most yaua-
Bile medicine be applied to Horses aae Cattle tor
SpraiIs, BRUSHES, Laneness, Stiff Joints, Sweeney,
Dry Shoulder, Wounds, Barns, Spiint, CAatcs or
Calls, Hardened Knots the Essh, &C.
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BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS.

BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIUNS.
I OFFER my services to Claimants to prosecute all
L. claims upon the uoyernIaentof the above descrp-
tioa, upon the most reasonable and satisfactory
terms Forms will De furnished, and Instructions Tor
filling them up, &C., ana charge made unless the
application succeeds. have the rolls of nearly all
tie Virginia companies who in service in the
war of 1914 and will furnish manuscript copy Of
the roll OF any company upon the receipt OF dol
lar.
Strict attention paid TO all communications either
BY letter or otherwise and all BUSINESS entrusted to
me will be attended to with pronptness and fidelity.
4. \. YERBY.
Attorney at Law.
Uppcrvils, Fauquicr county, Virginia
hprii l9hh---lr,
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The undersigned, residing at, State of---,
undertake that if the foregoing bid for carrying the
mail on Route No. - be accepted by the Post
master General, the bidder shall, prior, TO the list
day Of July, 1855, soon thereafter as may be,
enter into the required obligation to perform the
service proposed, With good and sufficient surties.
This we do with full knowledge of the obligations
and liabilities assumed by guasantors under the 9TH
section of the act OF Congress of July :, 1896.
Dated,
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PAINTING, GRAINiNG. GLAZING.
EsT .ENfsses "A fsiEIe.rslN.

tss<HHANs IN NNHHfNNEFtei
NAM STREET, 1.-Two doors above the Lutheran
lfAthurch, stannton, who respectfully informs its
citizens aud the people ia the surrounding country
that he has located himself permanently and is pre-
pared to attend to the above business in all his
branches. As he is just from large city, (NcNark,
N. j. and has no other trade but has served his
time at the Painting business, aid worked fer nur-
Of years in New York and Newark, ho feels confident
that all who pstronize him viii find il to their inter
est.
YEA The attention Of Farmers in the adjacent
conunties is respectfully solicited.
April II, 1865 JAMES L. GILLESPIE
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(Signed by two guarantors.)
Eosm 81 Cert fiects.

The undersigned, postmaster Of e, State Of
-, certilits, under bis oath Of Office, that he is
acquainted with the above guarantofs, aad knows
them to be men OF property, and able to maze good
their guarantee.
Dated
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DOuNT.- !,

BOUNI1 LAND.
to -ccu will give prompt attention to
nv taton Of claims for Bounty Land, under
'As &c act Of Congress. {Asrch. l7.)
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VIM. A. STERRETT
Merchant Tailor.

STAUNTON VIRGINIA.
DEGS leave to call the attention Of his trends and
lS purchasers generally, to his large AID beautiful
stock OF
SPRING GODS,
purchased at low fgure for cash in the Northern
cities, and will be made to order, in style which he
atters himself viii please the most lastidious at fair
living prices for cash, on usual time to rezpors
bic and prompt customers.
lie deems it pseless to enumerae, and will only say
that his stock embraces Cloths Csssimefes and Vest
ing OF almost every imaginable variety Of style and
Finishing goods, Trimmings, and in fact
every thing necessary to dress gentleman from
head to foot, (septing his dootsD
lie respectfully socits call from all in want Of
any thing aud pledges himself by fair dealing to psr-
it the patronage of the public.
April I, le55.-Spec. copy.
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GROCERIES &C., &c.

EItUCLIIIES &c, &c.
OK Bbls. prime N. 0. Sugar,
* y Is do atuarts No l. Coffee Sugar,
Pulverized Crushed and Loaf DO,
20 Bags prime Green Rio Coffee,
10 do Lsqaira do,
s do. Old Government do,
2 do Coffee and 9 bags Afpice,
IL Bbls prime Yellow Moasses,
rs Sides best Spanish Sole Leather,
5 boz. Calf Skins,
80 Boxes No l. Adamantine Candies,
Is do Taow do.
For Sale by J. BRANDEBURG s co.
Staunton, April H. 1855.
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= = =. II = -
NTANRINl.

On Thursday, the 18th, by Rev. T, T. Castleman,
Mr.. WILLIAM il. NORRIS and Mrs. Lucy PIrMAs, all
of Staunton.
At the Virginia Hotel in this place, on the morn
Ing Of the 18th inst, by the Rev Joseph Wilson, Mr..
EpaAa j. SxSsEssr, :of W inchester, and Miss nAooE
H., daughter of STROLLER Moore, Esq, late of Fred
erick county
On Tuesday evening, April Sd, in Garysburg, n.
C., by Justice Z. B. Gary, Mir. NEwroN E. MAY,
ana Miss BETTE GifaHR, both OF AlbemaTle coanty.
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BOUNTY LAND.

L II. "
ri K. TROUT will give prompt attention to IL.
v. presentation of Claims for Br.nty Land, nnder
'As iste act Oh congress. (siarcb, .f.3
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PAPER HANGINGS!

sEn PIECES WALLPAPER; Velvet and Com
COU men bordering Curtain Paper line
Broad Prints, just received and for sale By
April 7, ls55.-4w. ROBERT COWAN.
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FOR RENT

A LARGE Store House, particularly suitable foa,
"A the Grocery business. Apply 70 =
March .. HARPER 4 BRO.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
VyYE are now receivng from Philadelphia. Bsti-
w more and Richmond our Supply Of Spring
and Summer Goods, which consists OF the very latest
styles and. patterns, Fancy Dress Goods OF every
shade and color for Ladies; Fancy and new Style
Csssimeres, vestings, &C., for gentlemen We res
pectfally invite attention stock, quality and
prices will compare with any in this market.
April IA. j. BRANDEBURG 4 co.
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NEW GODS At
yyEKaTss e. PANvx'ssNS,

VxTE are now receiving our Spring Supplies Of
w STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, which for
extent, variety and cheapness have never been
passed in this market. There goods were purchased
IN New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore the
best terms and suited to the general wants Of the
Country. Buyers, aud especially those buying for
cash, will consult their beat interests by en- eKaina
ton of this stock.
April Ii, 1855. W.&P.
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ISI7ETtI.J
The suifioianey Of gunrantors proposals may be
certified BY Judge Of court OF accord, aad BY
postmastees at tie following Offices and no otls-
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The suifoianey Of gunrantors on proposals may be
certified b. a Judge Of court OF accord, and BY
postmastees at tie following oihees, and no ois-
at the courthouse or county seat ct each county
and al Asletts BarkelY Springs. Beegyvie, BetAa-
ny Biz Lick, Bridgeport, Brownsbarg BuekhAnnan,
Ceristiansburg, Gainesville Columbia, Danyilio,
Eaa{vilis, Emory, Paramount, Falmouth, FaFmvia
Fredericksburg, Front Roya, Gordonsyille, Greigs-
viHe GuyaGdotte, Harpaf's Ferry HarIisonhurg
Howardsvllle kanawha Saline, Lexington, Middle
burgh, lynehbugg, Morgantown, Aewbera, New
Market, Newsown Stephensburg, North Mountain,
Oak Grove, Old Point Comfort Pattuasburg, Peters,
burg, Salon, Seottsyille, Sheperdstown, Union,
University of Virginia, upperYiilc, Warsaw, Wa
tertord, Naynesboro', Weston, White Sulphur
Springs.
Alsn, Boitimore, Cumberland, Frederick, and
Ua serstown Md; Unontowll and Washington, Pa;
Blountsvie, Tenn Washington and Georgetown.
D. c.
Conditions to be Incorporated in The ssa'rees 70 TIA
eateat the department may deem proper.
Seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate
Office when not otherwise spscea, Ter assefHhS 'he
mails: hut ON railroad and steamboat routes there Is
to be no more delay than Is sufficient ior an exchange
OF the mail bags
Office blanks, mail bags, locks and Keys are to De
conveyed without extra charge.
On railroad and steamboat lines, British and
Canada mails when offered, are to DO conveyed
without additional pay also, the route agents OF the
department for whose exclusive use while travelling
with the mails coDmodious car, or apartment in
the centre of car, properly lighted, warmed, and
furnished and adapted to the convenient assortment
and due security Of the mails is to be provided by the
contractor, under tho direction ct the depart
ment.
A. No pay will be made for trips not performed
aud for each Of such omission not satslaetoERuy e4
pained three aasc tie pay OF the tssP mop bs <s<s
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form Of a proposal rasre caange from adecrtiss-
ment Is Contemplated BY tae bidder.
l, -, of --- county Of -, State OF
.--r--, praposc to convey the mails from July /.
1850, to June 80, 1853, on route Ne; -, IRON
- to -, agreeahly to the advertisement of
the Postmaster General, dated january H. 1855, and
by the following mode OF conveyance, viz
for the annual sum OF
dollars.
This proposed Is made with full knowledge OF the
distance OF the roat,, the weight o. The mail to be
carried aud all other particulars in reference to the
route and service and also after full examination Of
the instructions and requirements attached to the
advertisement,
Dated
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