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JUST ARRIVED pei" CRESC ENT"
y 90 barrels ofsuperhne 81. Louis Flour 90 bar.
rels choice extra st. Fouls Flour; $50 Bags prins
white Corn; IL Boxes W. r. Cheese, new.
aug. 20. JOSHUA prAL.
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- " Il ~ Ra2
Time between Washington and Wheeling hut I7i
Raa"'ng tias beseecn yasAiag'oa and cseat q Gos
Washington.
nE baltimore Railroad having greatly Improved It's
es isswera amson Baiimn,e and all nioa o. me ws.,
The Nofh~es and the southwest.
sasd ,s 1wx ss,l. pgr made % Inc
ZOO asre % e an change Of esI pesaea aas
Wss's.oa and ,s Ohio rs Bisrags checked through %
her swna the rassense wiisg charge fr thoe holding
Was s4'an daily at6, aud AZ, Sundays at the
AZ Wheeling sirsa uaios
TRst ONO HAiLkoAD, running Bsisre, Ohio,
Ta"s aas Nsw.s n @
MAa,n.t and sanasAy railroad if sanda.ky Toso Detroit
g~ssas @ ,sG o assa 'rsa. win s iA, ,sis.
VILE, &c. Al xsnia Msioi aosd is
rs s 's e.so sssIss & pSa & e Il s. e T
asscT.ess holding through tickets for Memphs, vicAsbus.
transferred Cincinnati mail Ohio.
Tickets ior Evansville, cao, and e. Louis arc sold by this
Fos CLEVELAND ssa via Cleveland 70 Toledo psa, Chi,
wheens aud wellsviIe. tory mes where win
ne cleyslaad and ril'sbue ra'l,oad f made
aosdns uot,h tickets and checks IN Washington also the
the great West, 1s distance rom washington 10 cicnna, s
bat 90 mites, being about 100 mdes shorter than ether
Pare by ,ickc, om yashpa,on: To Wheeling 50
cupbus, sl3 G5 Dayton, Sa 5o Cmenna SD loui.yiiei
M - sns oy s IS os o% s cio @ @
SO; New orI.a,s, s3l, sc.
cuubehan1 Bedford p,iuns Piedmont Oakiia Paramount,
sy 'eaye Washington at ans or A. pm For ihe
minor stations between a'torc and wheeling take D,
usn from washington.
por further nfsrnson through tickets apply to tn H.
PARSONS, agent, al Wasihgiun station. s,, -
Master ol Transportation Baltimore aud
May 5-du OHIO Railroad, Bnitmore
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Georgetown College, ID. &.

,tlE OF iustitpon Will Monday
Sd o September. The preparatory department and cole
both conducted by able aad pToero
and intellectual ady
conidrd hcr A aud building
comp,eied
y9nnrrr Their grounds, study
rooms, will he distinct Of
.ins aud ocers especially assigned viii attend them II:
their preside ths studies complete
WIN thus he Effected between The younger and o'e Students
OF be all those who have
\ IN the education Of youth.
The observatory Of the college, s esenave philosophical
libraries cabinet Of geological
specimens she' afford the students OF this Institution
yanlages rarely to be mel with.
b. A. MAGUiRE,
Aug 5--dlm President
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Completion of Panama RAILROAD.
Reduction Of Fare to California.

Feducltoh 81 IlTs 70 California;.
Rcs United States mail steamships leave New York
for Aspinwal the 5th and 2Dth each month
GA4kA connecting with mall steamers from Panama San
Francisco,
These steamships have boon and approved Navy
Department, and guaranty speed aud safsiy
The Panama railroad (T miles fsum
to aad Il crossed 3or oa Tho baggage Of
checked New York
The money paid New expenses TIP
Rascrve kepi port New York. Panama. and
Fan Francisco 10 detention in of accident thai
the route Ia entirely rsliabte.
Passengers leave Panama the day they arrive Aspin
wall
Conductors 90 through steamer, charge
and children without other proiecors.
For through tickets the appy agency LII
West street, New York. j. W. RAYMOND.
Maya diff
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TO ouR SUBSCRIBERS.

The maine e w be upoa aooA uness
tht payment o. the Autsciipuen be made advance
Dsnt subscribers iaousy iet,ef The passcs
cf which vii, be psid BY aa BY ~
Transmission.
The COUNTRY fAPER rabishci ri ekly duDg ths
sions Of Consess, sad wsckly earng recess.
subsrr,pioas penod lees year viii be received
pfopo'tio,.sd n lhs above anpnal
nyroSTnAsTERs are authorized Brants and,
BY sending DAILY subsebcrs $50 eneloset; or
skMiWEEkLY subcrbers. SIS enclosed " M be- en-.
tIed a copy gratis.
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OfiIcg OF Tns ConaAspIss OryIcER,
Washington Arsenal, August 90, je.

!
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received this nhce until
be 20 meadian, for building Washington
cty D. O., tile public lying between
south lanai street The morrill, Seventh
SIKH steet the east appropriation having
made by C"paress the san
Mater bucrs desiring fur this building will
call this Office
work, and additional explanation
their proposals. which they viii be enabled do conveniently
at leisure this Office 4
proposals. will experienced ap
builder, the work a supofor
hence distance unknown the undersigned
WIN expected satisfactory before the bid ht
Al prcpoaals be according
work, (Which have been calculated pecso pfcpose
hnd the sam
An experienced superintendent IL appointed and will be
the ground Of building, after
the absence the commanding officer
strictly complied WITH
PM. II. BELL,
Mayor Commanding Wellington Arsenal.
Aug al 2swt91ct lint u Dali snp
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Washington Aqueauct.


oyrfcg WAamisaToa hQuepuGr,
Washington, Mach 7, 1862
.1ROfSiLS invited for graduation and brick
dams, tun0els, aqno,,ct.
Proposals, received the si o May, will opened
tint day,
proiles, specifications vii. ho ready
animation aad alter tue 20ih day OF April
Proposals viii be received the Of particular culvcr
bridges, &c. sc Described plans specifications.
Portions ouly Of The works be completed uar the
appropriation bn all unfinished work will
be sujec appropriations Congress The
the right prescribe the work 10 he done aud
ote appropriation holding sufficiently. scde when and
what works sail hc stopped uu,i funds available
fnnd reserved viii aad d, 20 the judgment
cc enRaeer he has befn properly executed 80 ts has
will be G1de IN checks upon the United States
rou;hy
and VIII be dtion all the
All buds should be sea.d 'froposu work
the Washington Agucdact,"
right reject all the bids
they be deemed make
considered n conducive the OF the
responsible persons otet they under
take hdcf tiefs wiz ha their bid be accepted
with and suicieu
completion work undertaken sad
certificate of tac Uted district
judge, uaieh States district officer
Individual knan the Engineer De
OF War, that tue able To make good their
eds win be opened 10 presence Of bidders Il any af the
choose 10 be present.
Capt of Engineers in charge
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II. ~. GIILET,

Has removed resii rrsnklin Row.
Thirteenth lie will
principally tho Unii.d States supreme Court
Having the law coaeernng patents he viii
legal questions arising before
Once, appeals 70 tn chief Justice assistant
Justices Coumbia: and VIII also In the
preparation and Of concerning patents.
lie written opinions and prepare arsumen's tr
having either nths departments and
prosecute claims before board established tot Their
adjudication.
Oct 2c-dn
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Appointment Of superintendent OF Buildings
and Grounds at the Uniyersity Of Virginia.

1.-THE los annual meeting of the board OF viers OF inc unse
sy OF Virginia offered the following Restitution,
which ndrptcd.
iavn. believe, tho experiences Of past yesrs,
proctor Unreriy might, with pfopney
be retrieved from the snpefvion and
buildings and Other public property OF The Unyrfsy
door dues might with advantage be connded 70
would devote his whole ne
discbaso and ctnef duties for suitable compena
ton;
Resofrd subject be referred 70 Tho executive
Of the IN ihe
make the appoint
with saiary not exceeding 81 " ", IN
their ouinop the would c promoted by
division Of labor between The proctor and
perints adent.h fss
he undersigned, proctor OF
University noe The executive committee viii pro
make the arpoinimen,
above and n'y al who may he
disposed oiref appointment he expected
appointed should be qnaned to take the cas
few hundred sofes confsnens
the Univr supentendeuce Of ~ the building, o. ne UNI
public sroupds aud rve
suitable landscape gsrdsning ornamental planting oi
further desired viii he cheertuy App'
applications the undersigned endorsed
Of Buildings and Grounds
r. Il. rREETIs,
AusvsI, IL, lass. Proctor University oi Virginia
Aug Ig--cod,lgSeri
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Riftenhousc Academy,
Cornor Of Third sfrset and Indiana oeenue-
q. g. Wight, Principal
r. T.. Taylor Assssnt.
r.. X. Rtou't, Teacher ~ French
n Gibson, Teschsr of Drswins-
''' academic ''' ' s''"'''' On "''''' s''''"','
Tut,ou $40 30, sa se aud s5 quarter, payable in ad
bookstores OF The eiiy, Aug xa--csdt5tts.pt
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" should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mia
Should auld acquaintance bs snr2ot,
And s..y- ala IA.

And never brought 10 min
should auid bs tnrzot,
And days o. auid lang syne."
The members OF The June
HE junior class o the ending june le sophomore
class o the year ending IN june 1881
year ending Jme lt50, hereby requested assemble
Washington d. o. tho third March, D.
brighten the links VI The chain Of friendship
nor tide entirely exchange
lives greeting and yInpaty unmey
aome Of their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting the appointed
ai on the first Monday September, A. 1856,
States Hotel Chesnu Fourth
when those members Of the
adopted to ms full attendance = possible
In the addressed
good enough TO furnish the secretary oftbe mail
their respective post ohices
EDWARD ]. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton, N. J., Chairman of Committee
ALEXANDER q. BART, nj. d.,
ot Phil.dclphia Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER,
PHILIP PENDLErON, -'
Of Winston, AHeghany Co, Nd,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
oi ualsto Iron aud Gses Works, NJ,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
- Committee.
Jons WRinaAE, of Lebanon Pa, Secretary
March 2z--lawiMar3 [Ipieligeneerl
All newspapers in civilized request
ed 10 polee this advertisement leir editorial
befs OF the several through
visions of the globe all newspapers
States Of America
caoay between this date and the sd March, A. d. 1857
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Proposals for building Light-house on Jones's
Point, near Alexandria, virginia.

TREASURY DgPARrMrsr,
Office Lighthouse Board,
Washington, August -, 1885,
UROPcaAS will bs received until i1 O'Clock the I'D Of
September when the bids will b. nrsned for furnishing
tbe materials building Jonens Point PctoMSc
rivcr near Aexandria by 3Db oil November next.
framed building resting nck foundation, and Of
story, having circular tower
support OF The anlernthc horizontal Dimensions being 30
10 feel.
Detailed and specifications be at this Office,
and Al the o he collector AieI andri1.
should bid be accepted contract will be executed OF once
for the work.
No payment be made work completed and
approved by tho
atpnintcd the worksaid
having power reject all and workmanslp not IN
cofiapce Of the contract.
ysh and all bids that may be deem
ed pre- judicial public interest.
be the
dorset Propo-a as for Jouess Light house"
EDND Il. +. HARDCsA5TLE,
Ans a3-rodIm Engineer Secretary.
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MICHAEL souasE,

MICHAEL sUuasE,
.5snl for s 1aa1 Lge Insurance Company, HarJo1a Conn.,
Once No. f6i Thirteenth street.
AN think all men mortal tu, lhonselvcs-y
ir,v ean verified By The many
should prompt fund tot their widows aud
children IN III DEATH
Aug ls-lew5w lintl
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stop Southampton going returning.

stepping Sou,anpos both going and returning, they offer
London and Havre advantages
otacr route, Tor the economy OF ume aud money,
Passage from Te~ York 70 SoutAamp.as ssi Bremsn.
First cabin, mair saoan iaoi first cabin, .wiI 'aoon 81
second do. s1a.
newspapers raas through the Tcc.
No bills OF ading will be signed on the day OF smiling
An experienced surgeon IL attached to each ship,
For freight passase apply 70
q. III, SAND, IL South Npili.aiu at, N. Y.
g. A. HEiNEKEN CO., Bremen.
CROSKEY u SO Southampton,
WILLIAM IaELIa iiavre.
Isr G-diy
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FORM or GUARANTEE
TO Capt. NJ g. Mrgs, ". - Engineers.
We, the und6rsigucd residents of, n the State Of,
hereby jointly and cveray coyenantwh The Unit States and
guaranty The foregoing bid g. be acceped rt he
bry viii, within days after ofbc said bid,
tr for Tho aud sufficient reies
perform furnish the articles proposed IN conformity the
Uthe advertisement under which made And The
aforesaid,
good difference between the offer BY The sad and
u lowest bladder.
tSgucdl A. n.
G. 10.
hereby certify best knowledge and belief the
above named guaranors good and soflcicnt.
fScncjl IL. y.
Mar s-3iwts,hNay s. iawu
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be accountable for gold, silver,
specie ewclr metals, uniesF bills Of
hiding therefor thereof therein
Ap p25-dn
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ERANt;ls LAMB. Lool<ing- GLASS, Portrait, Ffc-
'mehane manufacturer 237 Pennsylvania svcnus.Parlor
all and Of the elaborate style
stany manufactured and will delivered complete
hrstcos in New York. thereby SAVING boxing
freight, and risk Of hreakage.
The public respectfully .n7iied ~ cali,
June i6--eod3miI
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Law Notice.

BEowN, 6TAsroE, Asp WALKxa.
INM T. BROWN, FEED. p. STANTON, aud J. KNOX WALK
Err have formed partnership psacsins eupree
Court Of tho United STATES, Chime Washington,
and in The courts Of 1snessee oacss Washington and Mem
phE One viii alsays place,
letters addrrssed them viii receive prompt
ApI " Leod IInlsl. and Sentinel cOpyl
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aoH SALE commodious fonrsiy and atic house
Of u street. House
.ns twelve roon recently papsrcd and painted
Terms and in,ines
a,o,, Office, Department.
ls-su
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Warrington National monumemt Once.
August |, 1856
meeting or the board of the Washington Ma
II tonu Monument Socieiy held the 3st umo, the follow
ing resolution WINS adoi ted
Rssolro Tia, notice by advertisement 10 be
utrigencsr Union and tie American
jioa John Hlsou Commissioner fks Gene
Lsnd Office, has appointed general this society,"
aud has entered the duties OF his oihce-
true copy. Tesi; CHh5. q. TUCKER,
Secretary OF W. NJ M. Society.
Aug 2--d3
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Nj. A. Tyson and Sisters Female Sc minary for
Day Pupils,
On b street, Jel,veen l2h and 13N, Washington.
THE duties Sryom
ard above. they wish inform
opening establishment
fJr bounding LIST Of November next.
railroad and turnpike miles
FROM, he and of Laurel village.
be had the principal bookstores
in Washington Baltimore.
Ang a-dii&eodl5epJ5 lsiarl
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Hedieai Department.
THE this department commence
Monday November ~, 1855, aud will
suing March sss ls-
yanes Jcree NJ. u professor of practice medicine,
J l.. Riddei, NJ D., professor OF chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ, D., Professor OF surgery.
a VI. Ccna- ~. ID, proscs
A w-dderbnn, ". ~, professor auatorny.
Gustsvus A. Mott, ~ o., professor OF mcdica.
Tboms Hunt ~ d. professor OF physiology and pathology
ss.rs'gs ssaS ~ denou.ra,or OF antony
The t 'ssscns win be open Monday
tobst.
The faculty waiting and OF the Charity
HospJ and attend this November April.
The students The their
expense, EMO, extraordinary practical advantages.
There during the hundred persons
scnh,j Cor daily.
patients Thousand one hun
dfed and Diaetytso.
THOMAS HUNT NJ. D., Dem.
Tho sdmnaora ~ the Charity Hospital annually.
April fourteen resident sudents maintained BY
Sept 6-l6stistNov.
HlE yellow Fever In It's Historical, PATHOLOGY gcng,
and Thsrnpcuea Fsaicnri by Doctor r. La Roche
r,scca TREATISE The Eye; by Doctor wiHpn
Mackenzie n
Icmeas Of Modicrs BY Doctor $. II. Dickson vol.
sep FRaNCR TAYLOR
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st. Joscph's Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Eaminsbarg, Frederick County, Nd
THE of studies this institution tie
2i,h August las Thursday june The
board S50 payable
advance. There charges for music dawlng pain
Spanish Iiaian German, aud Latin. The
for the primary department comprised OF pupils under nine years OF
age, 3l00 payable haif yearly IN advance
inquiry should addressed The MOTHER suFE
RIoR Of Jocps Academy Emmit~bug, Frederick county,
Maryland
July e-diyear.
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ACadcmy OF the FfsitaII0H,
tr,irrtot Ctr, M
THE exercises n this uion will recommonce on Monday he
l. Ist OF rep'cmbcr.
poArrgRs.
tuition
Waing ncndne, aud other ~
Music o.rb piano am OF guitar forms charge.
Ffcrrh Spsni- German, and Latin languages
dtwg pointing likewise Entrance Zee, %
charges sent annua'y ~ advance Pu
pills anrnr the aud The charge IS esi
mated ifntn the date ofueu entrance.
Aug i9-iawiw*
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- PTILiIps, Of Mobile, alabama, III practise In
The supreme Court Of The uned staes court Of claims
any profession
I'd hnor northeast Of ilh street and Louisiana
g-t t1tutf
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rOURG Of C;.AIhIs.-rhe undersigned any
business which may conljed hiu
pointed by the Coan Claims take testimony attorney
OF He may found tally the Cap
immediately opposite The Office Of the clerk Of
of CLAIMS. JOHN g. TYSON.
d-aaw3wt flint. and
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CHURCH sE0vtCEs.--Nsrsrs. TAYLOR u MAURY have
u received beautiful editions OF
frayerr and Church servce,p bound 10 Paris
Jane 81 Bookstore Ninth street
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~ n. NEW YORK. H0EmEH, AND SOUTH
.6.tsusSE2 ANPTON UNITED 81 TES NAL S7EAMERS-
%ynsA The slips comprising this line the WASHING
2s1&S<22 TOM Cant. f. Cavendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
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IGAT aud Darkness, or, Ttse shadow pntc-A
Ia story OF Fashionable Lin Paper cIob rs cents
J'ist Published, and fpr sale at TAYLOR & MAUgY,s
Aug & Isrnneil B,oisi0re, ST,
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The Treasury Department. consists Of e offices o tho See
raty Of The Treasury, comptrolers commissioner OK
the customs six auditors. treasurer, rsgser SOLICITOR light
house board, and coast
The following brief indication OF the duties OF these
several Offices aud of the force employed therein respectively
Scretarys O5eeIon. James Guthrie, Secretary OF the
Treasury Hon p. G.. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer CHARGE architect and three draughtmen
Temporarily employed, and twenty clerks The Secre
my o the Treasury s chqrged with the general supervision
Of the fiscal transactions Of The governmen and OF the exc
euon the concerning the and navigation
OF the United States. He experiments The survey ot the
coast the light house esabhmsn the marine hospitals Of
the United States and the constrHcton OF certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposss.
Fra Cogptroer Ofcs-Elisha whittlesey, esq, Comp
roer and fifteen clerks lie pTescribes tho mode Of keep
ing and rendering COR the ciy and diplomatic SER
ya we as the public lands and revses aad ceres the
paitnces er,sirg thereon
6seapd Cez.p,roter's 06ice,-John VI. Erodhead, esq
Comptroller aud seventeen clerks. He prescroes the mode
ofkeepng and rendering the Of the army navy
and Indian departments the public sorvice aud reves and
eertihcs the balances arising thereon
Ocs Of Cor,missioser of nc Castom.ugh j. Anderson
ESQ., Commissioned and eleven clerks He prescrbcs the
mod OF keeping aud rendering the accounts OF the customs
revenue and dsbusemeht and for the budng and repair
ng houses &c and reves and cerdes the balances
snsng thereon.
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Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
and cement Of the Poet Office Department assigned
business the conveniently arranged and
pared for his final action il u distributed among several bu
reaus fclows The Appointment Ohce in charge OF the
First Assistant Generals TIE Office,
Finance Office charge of the Thid Assistant fostmaster
General and the Inspection Office, in charge of the chief
clerk
App9intEopt 06cc.iloretio Eug, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster and nineteen clerks. To this office
assigned all questions which relate TO the establishment and
scontnuance OF post offices, changes of sites aud names
appointment aud removal OF pomasers aud route and local
agents aisa the giving ~ insrneons % ps,massers
Postmasters furnished with marking md rating stamps
and letter balances this which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the OF the depart
mcn and with the supcrntendence Of the several agencies
established for supplying postnastets with blanks 10 tins
bureau likewise assigned the supervision o The ocean mail
steamship lines and Of the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Coatrac, O6ice-w William r. Dundas, esq, Second Asss
an, Postmaster General and twenty six clerks To this OIL
flee Ia assigned The busiqess at srraugng tho mail service
the United States, and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting inc
freoucnoy trips mode Of and mos OF de-
parres and arrivals all the routes the OF the
mail different sections Of the country, the points
m mail dstrbuton and the regulations for the government
Of The domestic mail service of the United states 1T pre-
pares the advertisements for mail proposals. receives tue pd
and akes charge the annual and occasional mail lettings
and the adjustment and execution Of the contracts All ap-
poatans for the establishment Or alteration Of at arrange
ipenis and The appoinnert ol n shoud posehl
~ bis o~e All ci,rrs should bc Tor transpur
service not under CONTRACT the recognition OF ad
ce il rst bo obtained through the Contract uhce rs
authority for the credits az Auditor o
flee Prom Office al pcstmasters AT the ends OF routes re-
ceve OF mail arrangements ior INC
seetiye routes tFeports weekly to the Auditor all con-
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts LOT maii
prepares the statistical exhibits Of the mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08

Wilson's Celebrated Oandcli0n COfKce, for
dyspepsia indigestion sick headache and all bilious and liver
sompisiuts. Sold by HEGEMAN, CLARK 4 co. y. N.
RUShTON and all respectable druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08

There Many Articles called Patent,
which worthy the title. Such Is not the case with
Lownds Patent Pen Pencil In gold and silver
fsctured and for sale by WILLAMETTE "A Maiden Lane,
exces in beauty Of finish, compactness and durability
hing have In It's line.
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Cameo-pnguerreoty Host Bcauti.
WILLIAMsON'S, Brooklyn,
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Fellow. Citizens--The Country Is Safe Again,
and will enjoy the liberty OF getting your dagerreoypes
Tor cents usual az SO dozen, by the hne pro-
OF HOLMES, $50 Broadway.
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MARSH CO. by the Industrial Exhibition of all Nations
tAcir patent radical References
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