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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21
Fire MarshaI's Office.


80 2O1 WssmNGTos anaT.--Ahout O'Clock ou Mon
day evening. September 3 IRE discovered IN the
cellar oi %. Washington street occupied 4 sali butter
sna cheese store by yolDcy Elot Upon the lnvestiga
iion, Il va. shown that the afternoon preyou. Mr.
Iavid Wiusns and his examining cxgS ia thu
cellar that they used lighted candle and that the eel
ia toof covered with chat nc taken out ~ the box
~ which the sRRs we're packed that about ocloeL
jast before having the cellar the chqn was all gathered
aud put into box n Is this box whrrn ia, nre
originated II u supposed that the snuff of the r. nde
must have got In among the chan and thus orgln.ed
the FIRE.
AuKN srmJr-About 2 O'Clock on Friday afernoon
september the attic Of ISL Allen street va found an
IRE on he inSestigation u shown that Mr. ance
who resided in tie second story lei her little girl abon
hve years old, ~ into the attic 10 play sna liza,
= iew seconds before tie ere was discovered the
child came down stairs md ioh her mother
that she would not 20 into tho gnrret again
a@ihfrc Was loo much snoke there. On hetug ask. II
there was any matches up starr she piled eyes and
sbcn ehdca tor touching them shr saM stshe 8id n
mfan to-; then. becoming frightened she would ~
nrtTef sh more questions u 4 very evident tsat thia
and i = hoped that al parcnts vil BE- more guaids
Hnh keep matches ~ the reach of thelr children
There have been three fires within the Eat mouths
eauscd hy children playing sith mstehes.
hvNtTD ~Ahgat hall Tati 10 0'el0ek 80 s.fe.dsy
urd tspember :, gfe uaH diseoycted the fourth
fcorU 10 avenue ~ After aarefi insesfignfsfu snA
fsapiNe'ion e the PREMISE. tie hfc -ryed " o. fte
tettH q no ntaneom eotabuaiion vi. oo4.eg ubooe
fgftdhe harih aoDr 81 rigging ~, trsi ifsd ~
thcfc at eifR ans Gre glts uss o. tilA Hft The
Nrt crlkra'td smongsf lot ~ cd fubLth .ni ~ cop
Ing. ifit and't the a5Aer lsaaing ~ me tcnlie.
lhrfr f4fe hsen les Than lf,s sner fa ~
q epiem'eI, cnused ~ be eafslcts ufe ~ gfis AMI
cmfhcge aure esning In the death At thr~, r-s4oas
Tho puse eaBngi e eaaigntd - oiifs IN The exarcse
II care ~ he nse ~ nghis ~ IN lind ne earei.u,.
= foso Ief'en Z o',er ih' aa0se eftFagfs mah .aar
ing 4IOn otbers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21
THE RACHEL PRICES.

TnIfOR
NndHe Ruchf deeply affected by the kiudness shown her
daily by The pres and the public o New York
e ne he degrt s should yield wish generally maui
eFed bt txnE The prices of places at her peroru
~ a. otdante with ne habits Of he population of h c
cI happy The wl-les pnLle t ia. r..
sptr h0uRh do not expect to md
ln dunut1a nt prices Tor far ne average ol my ~
crips has been beyond what had thought q jusi count
neA hu tV oAFBss 9: tie ey hagt declared tbruriyra
llt subject " % saci nLsniuity hn thnk yugcr
20 refuse ~ follow tbf tourSes Accordingly
y irse week. which II VIII be possible Tor
Nw YORK ttfnre prorcing 70 fnhi thh
ioncd 20 Bo~ion, Philadelphia Havana hnd Southern
s'nttt ot tht Union, the prices viii br a. ollowe-
Balcony aud orchestra seAs
fdrquenc, dTcts circle and nrs circle. ~
PIPER circle, 20 cents
There win b. additional charge scurng scoi. IL ~.
III Communicating these facts your readers ron win
grtaiS nbhee, ycnr obedien servant RAPHAEL fkitN.
~ Wall street, sept ~, lka5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21
Personal Iutsli1Qepee.

Senator Payasd Il reiaware aud Hon 5 clancy Jones
q Pennsy wanna, arrived in Washington the 18th
ool. Ptagg 4 :. A, Il "a little more grape memory k
arrived in lynchburg Va from the Syringe. on The 15l
instant
r ras ~ N,cn9l'ey : & pr Barclay Canada mad e wes i
SsF n Esns' , 49, ~ ~ Sosh Abany "; ~ rMas %
iclyer, DO, -. :. Young. Alabama.
~ hasaT1o s1s9rs savanod sd D. w"2ir NV u &
Jsaer.on smith. washngion sydney smith, Mobile; Maor
!. 4; ! Puck, y. ~; Con Nahan whitded Alaba,na
~ rE sHrrHsosnE House.-Hon. Truman smith. 81 Hari
Army w H. Lori and y wa'Ssaoa f Sac capt Gs Geo crS
ses Snysnnah % Jon y 1sona- Va; capt spoas taeln
wiiaams \ j u. !. JAY !. . ney j. Lewis, j. q
4, ~ Hog,He ,Y Dr rSas noHsary Nsss,
Hon. Galway csnadai Hon Henry q. phnsele Fag
ION D sma Norwich 4 Turner, ~, \, q lion H RI
dcl, France.
ArrHE q ,arSpos Ills Erccency senior Don Alfonso =
Facaane, Minister rom the cour q spain ,o he rnnI
siaes' ~ saceleney zen nrsga yesiesn Msltirr q e
family yr snd vfs Graham Mss Hanna Mr. valender J.-
kitkparck, Henry knkpatrck
servant, Goddard and lady Esyen, wc. B.
con. q Fngsad Mr. Tcrrry NJ shcnoy q New York ~
FROM San franci.eo n shp rclegraphNrs Harlow ani
Prom Iisvre T. hlp Niml.a-pr .lal.n John Reed. q
DRpARrrREs.
For san Francisco, Via Nicaragua ~ hc steamship North
en- Lgh'-weils, farao Co.'S messenger q Bines
,o's Freeman Cos cypress messenger rscae
fsrisss ,s,s Ines,.ngeri sioe ~ and wie Nrs W
Grseneaf VI. " Rober.on " y IA5lof dec Brags. "
children; NJ webb aud Two children webb John
p 1 Es hse s sics asa e. s'a sar.n S S WI Z 4
asad wife ard cbdren NJ snow and sou Abraham
Ihsgsr. wife ord hrce ehttcn 1ureer ~. arner,
ssrnsy n ws sse.r Ssser NY M'frs Ts, ;sa nd s S g. u
y, IN g W. s,cFsn.an Me u ,lnce NJ 9eF Ne sar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21
Our London Correspondence.

l1s0os rept. J lsa5.
Dumort al re- rHis~i 0ai,,--A arai Bost,--n,
Laansh Nois-7Ae Ta-sae Ruvna circgiar-- "a
yie--Hoiy
You vii observe ~ the rcply ~ the Danish Minister
T. io American eharvc At Copenhagen fa, tc uNul,h
maintains he right q nenmark - 10 sound dnes
a. beyond dsru.son aal thtestens /, treat American
vessel. a, ''ysssep r nonGyored nationsn
7hb question 4 delicate y Denmark allows
American ve.sth plrs tho SOUND withou, psytng ~
duer. an tie oihtr maritime saics vt1 innsiia,eiy
elaim iae right. Tho sugEre'aga q the Found doc
~ouad b. a fatal blos ~ the finances u DeaHaFk.
The freedom y tbc sons T., however principle vh'eh
NUT b. established, despite any possr 90 earth. a.
sound dues, tho closing = ihe Dafdsnelles ihe
ftec navigation Of ~, DANUBE ant Blsck -
aud any othcf seaa, must eventually - ncozni1fd,
The 'ree citcuai.on efevery aag npon God Almighty
saisfs 8 the TRIAD principle upon ~hcb grest naion
IKE America must insist and ihe Amefean eage hss
now - opportunity y thhnS the lrad - ysai qurs
tica ~ sLlch itthe rucctcr-ani she u.utt tuccseda
o,bst rations aill follow hct
sinte ne hattic u he rchcrnaya nothing a impaT
iance ha occurred b'ore ssbssiofo ~ runor'f s'
The fmrero Aietandct was prtsou' on ihe 10th inru
~ and winrtted fhe battle Ttis requires eDnafusN-
too; ycy probably Duks con, ,apilne -. 'bffe.
Tls palfe saBpaign s1ny ~ fcyNfaei o. over. &Yrss
y it rss, tst'.l. ~ .t,,.d' rstnrnsd n, ohsrle
Aaper a0A ~if Jstoes Graham having eofre~fsln.
aturt n hr sampa gn = aei ysar ~ thArc' aPas'
~ hsrc ne hetf = "
The cues1 has gone - vepiAnd.
Ihs Rs.iAn Cablnet taia a. have iesuci nos tlfeu.
ar q ne eshneia = sie1na ssd Berlin stating ~
ilnrnfa ~ nsvytsuoos iof feass. Nsgolisint
pill ro' ~ ,eyufn~ 30 ns,asfotsa falls,
F'rg Botta ~ NAplsu has t-eD tzstinAsslng VI 80
,te', e. speh sxeps that rsing 70 feagsd nsff Is
u tuusuiy repoft.d hat tbers = ronspiraey i7t
~ luiny yosng HurAi - ne 'hfons ana driving -
fhs Esafbgus
lbere srg a,o rsrnors ,hai general ri.nv - it.y
erected - drive nway ne ssrargfrs ffta thr si
! trdoD 4 A. DAN - dt'ehwAief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

This great cricket ach has terminated in favor of The
New York Club, and with but nue wicket 70 20 down.
The rcuvof The match was, st. George 1T innings lUs
runs; ~ innings li3 runs. Vow York Is innings 10
rns ID uning fJ1 rms. The result If this game was
uncxreced ~ the crickerrs generally and the c
being terminated after sundown yesterday evening,
aldst the greatest excitement that shall defer
account a ihc game until have space ~ devote
70 the subject which viii be ia our Sund'y edition.
The match between the married aud single mCnlcr ~
the New Brighton Club takes place SATURDAY next,
fomoroW,) at the cricket ground, New Brighton.
All the rctdepts II New Brighton are cXpocte be
ure~ent the occaeion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

IN account hst iefu pubsat n nc aisettert =, a.
ftih Inst - thr dead bodes = Nrs VIZ fif n,t ,f,
a. ~ Nism aiH's fesidcnee 10 Prime ottrr. ,,sn,,
w. Ire verdict of ihe Jury ascfbea itlf 8satl y, -
tc aLf sifoug ebng prevailed Against 10 urstsst
Tftvtus on sanary asf b. decd t..g -ss tupd ss,-
u y from ~ fssasu,e. vsry much disnEur.d 4, N.
81 esiepf fhnf b. va onit dsa,is.g !, IA. sis
50 Ibs tod "a tugtt en- The stsa ~Est, b yss
es1 y j. upTe.sd hat H. k'te, isst ylsen iaassf
i's'a 60 s.'rg f-cr - t-.sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

~ tUt. H.H.f a. trssE,y Hla,g cr4fsiign ~ "a
sya,s~-Vkaf u ca 10 Tt,- n "A, Ggs< n BsS--
~, GgsGs sert,p - gsyla4f--Ta. HeS Iysnsfgas, =
sfnSos Verfsag r Uss--rrps1te' Bgreiag w ~, ba~-
gssstL Dgtt.sn Er-y ~ Nsels'ioa Tprrny-~a
yast.s a. s--Tas Awer,en- L,yaiss = Lonsies a.
Il 4 adnlttsd ~ aH sides Dat aDeilnsf sinner IN uss
t,,t,,-. + sssfist ihifs. asi t>sh ths Inxlsh saf
r,.b sr,.rasnis sfs rey ensfyss "a thsif sorts ~
ma lbsit no,gs comfortable - i u pos As 10 10
,.,ats.tsrs saya.sd = saeh lnsstsen, silpa,s
n. csnsG. rsf vsys ~ usAing - oqaas,, ~ sles
r.st e.mys xessea aaa lrsn bats afs een.srar.lar
.,efshousss afe erecting II ~ofa u>otsy poatss
~. lie sa'sf ~ resfasaoHs sysinss - eonss sinner
JogaootA ihsss hsy TAg.tos1a ,hs Tm4t hsls rsssa
~ -. isri a. tA-f tyttnnlhsg e,ef - fa,s
tz.t = & '.l 4. 80 fsetsa rst. aa4 tAisA -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

Two running races announced between jim Barton,
BY Gray aglc out of Ann nnis by Eclipse Charley
King. by Glencoe out Of Leopardess by Medoc The
drst race Will come on sept. % and the second un
Get 2 The races will be the Union Cour-c Il.
SUFFOLK COURSE, T.. I.-TROTrfSG.
NIuNTUaY, sent. l2-Iursc. one mile md rst9at
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brought IN H. train nos oy perfect torrents q Frenoa
ana ng,h gold but s,cb a,rssshe ef c'sstom ~
Oriental knc, Enaeks tsnt s,elr ias4 ulust sesouns
with busy hum that heard brforr Ih- enor
NOUS sums speni may az waited - tis Allies. sous
throw Joseph hume Into nts of hofsr IT T. lucky iSs
hiIo he l. already dead aud qo,e
The nouH' O. gobheTy going i Il ,o,s only be 81
posed 10 s - elaborate rascRy soaid maize the hair
Of even iohby nan ~ wa,hngoa stand his head
heard lately that there Il French cont rector in
london buying sran asd that he had actual made
small proht Of Two nihoa. sterling ten mlons Of dni
iars n the cours~ ~ 49, months hears .i-s that
heWas nearly connected rth tho Ttsnch gos,risaent,
shich saov- TINT th~ spois stl setivr
war 'han ~ peace Iknow another instance sEn -
fad'dua cleared $4,000 me charter Of ssn 81 shp
lov suck tac,- a. thescraust snake ths mouths - ;h.
thirsty ones a Abany AMI Washington water Ii
said here the war expenditure reches mion -t.rli,sr
q arek and IN France II quite lnacl Turkey and
sartnin running up small account d hs4r o~n ana
the consequence ls that shaI have new saee Il na
bobs who viii thlui of THE fsnguinar, var With
out thanking Providence ior the glorious chance sgodi
them 10 rilfcr ana enrich hoInsclyss The money
be sad 10 be wasted varous industries pr1at by II,
Bvt AL this consumption of blood and treasure s
doubt meant for some wise .ud aud I, could he M
teult to indicate gr, and beneficial rcsua that
must now from 4 Those belong. however 70 the e-Aay
80 rather ihnn to the cpfrrrponhent of a nexspnpr4
Ny province for the noncc i hcts AMI leave php.o
phical reflections 10 other.
The tngsh Journals trying "a console peepe 10
their lo,ses and disappointment by o,nmenng the
snpposcd suiorbgs of Kuspa, brought on py the war
The truth h. nothing II know nhont The latter f,r Kns
sian spapers say nothing aud Il woui appear thar
tie subjects 81 the tYar ioo intIe
write letters inrarilng .uch infor,natInp =.
nothing 81 Tie And has appeared Il y really extra
ordinary bow such profound us story nportent
point !. hei ~ Ihe allie havc doubtless. their spss
ts4t f..k a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

rrwo SUPERIOR NOVELS.
Il l.
THE ELDER SISTER;
MAIuAN JAMES.
ETHEL; OR THE DOUBLE ERROR.
THE SAME AUTHOR
In uniform volumes, price rs cents each.
These two novels Of The Elsr Sister" and Ehel"
neat exquisite and beautiful soes eyincng unusual power
great decaey and style vigorous and pleasing They
become very much liked Better stories have not been
published this year. BuNCE BRorHER,
Ma stre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21
The Weather and the Change.
To THE EDITnY OF TILE HInAIn

Aurora Borealis saturday evening. On Sunday
10th, equilibriaon OF temperature from II A. VI. 10
r. ~, duration seven consecutive hours, from Y to
degrees, and again from 10 = NJ tin A. NJ, Of Monday
nine consecutive hours, from ca to ~ degrees. At
W. cf Monday thick fog settled down and remained fot
several hours On that morning shock Of cnfthi quake
felt in taaHugus county, New York, and In Mckcen
county, Pennsylvania chimney top thrown down
IN place This shock II viii be seen preceded the
heat Of Monday and Tuesday, and ted with
ibe Aurora and equibrintions mentioned sprinkle Of
lan at 10 and III A. ". a Sunday and again AZ and
5:UP. ". I'm Tuesday morning meteor coursed alnng z
tie ETHEREAL om east 10 west at Oh lon, and tell Into
cur atmosphere and disappeared We me, the rain on
Tuesday we're travelling east IN Worcester county,
Mass. al Il T.. w. II reached here at IN. 35m. r. n
continued 70 fall in the night Of Tuesday nj Wednesday
ana Wedresday morning rain NJ 4h ana em. and a.
4h. som. heavy rain. The change of temperature from
to J. u. 81 Tuesday IL degrees and from r. ~ 10
II T. W. ~ degrees The change from T. n. of Tues.
day 70 8 O'Clock this morning l. a. degrees.
bRooktlS HEImIs, sept. 70, 1so5 T.. MERRIAM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

DARCLlY GUARDS, ATTENT1ON.-rlB MEMBERS
ID ofthe company requested % tnc. on Friday
ming 2ls instant ~ half uas Gclock r. NJ business
the greatest pur viii be ,ransactfd pnncsnal a.
tendance Is requested nf No. 2is tist,Mt M Az nu.
W. NM MsssoN Orderly ~gh
NEW YORK HERALD GUARD AfTFNTIoN,-fHfs
IN company viii peei u he carrier room or saturday
aiteTnocn, Sep. =. IA a ocock By order q =. .
HENRY H. ROoNf. Captain
NOTICE M MEMBERS And FRIENDS oI THE 80
IN Surrender Guards respectfully luvtcd % aeud 'hetr
meeting Monday evening, 2u inst, q Grand and
gtsrabth streets. ky ord"r 80 he cofnfnaDdau'.
aJns PynsISs orderly. An WY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

AEOuRSING MTIJINERY-c. y. BARTHOLOMEW s5l
M broadway, between s. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels,
will open Paris mourning bonnes Thursday. Sept 3Ocom.
prsnr 100 styles The most elegant mourning bonncs
ever exhibited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

yTINEYARps IN AMER1CA-PRIcE 12ts CENTS WITH
remarks upon temperance dts foundsionJ inemper-
Ance and remedies the culture OF the vine
the United States and other Importance TO rich
and poor BY John Osborn, Oporto 10 Portugal and New
York For sale at No IS Beaver street New York Copies
ransnted free 10 Of the United States, receipt Of
teen cents ~ postage stamps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

MR. BANTA WILL TO DAY EXHIBIT AT Ills PLACE,
vI lb Canal ~ lie a styles for 1856 he line ofchdrens
FUR hats hoys SILK hats aud cloh ladies' beaver bonue,s
and infinite variety Of hats and for gcuemen-
DARrs NIfIISERY-MRs DAVIDSON WILL OPEN
Thursday, september ~ Call millinery. No. 3l Canal
street corner LaghL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

DARfS MILLINERY. HART. gI BROADWAY,
II will open fall millinery Thursday september 81 also
she styles o dress, cloak and MANILA patterns The
trade supplied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

A STICIPATING A LATER STYLE or PARIS Bon.
"A by Baltic b. LEM, i9i Broadway Will have her
opening day Thursday, Sept q.
A SPLENDID STOCK OF FRENCH FLOWERS.
IN FrkTHEps, BoESEt RisnoNS,
And coored goods. i offered by
HOMER KErGHUM,
very prices for cash Nos "a and Go John street.
William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

NfHIJSERs FROM THE COUNTRY, CAN NOW SER
M GES1N's BszaAr 5l3 Broadway, under 81 Nicholas
Hotel pattern bonncis, for the ia Of unusual and
beauty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

MADAME p. LAURENT, NO e6l BROADWAY, DE
lV ses inform the ladies that she Will open her Paris
millinery Tuesday, Sept. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

Senator Payasd q reiaware aud Hon clancy Jones,
II rcEnsy Sania, arrived in Washington ON the 18th
instant.
col. Ptagg I. = A. a a little more grape memory x
arrived in Iynchburg Va from the springs the 15I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-17
anne DAYS by ~ night
FLORIDA.

Bidders are rcqtSStcd TO czomine carefully the in.
struct,oHs forms Of proposdi DC, attached TO ttts
advertise aent.
oool From Charleston, 3 if.-by Jacksonville, Fla
Nj. ndariD, Magnolia Mills mid lille, brig, Pi:o-
iata, ard Gran G Mills, 10 latt a 100 miles
and back, twick q ee
LeaFe Charleston Tues%ay and Saturday at 8 pm
arrive at JrcEs nv l. next days by IL N
Leave Jacksonville Wednesday and eunday at
~ len E
Arrive 1t piistSa next lays by cam
Lave s'istks Monday and Thursdsy at q m
ArrSe al Jacksonville next days by N
Leave JscksCnvtlle Tuesday and Friday at 4
est Charleston nc days by 10 SIN
Bid TO eS co ! TO Weiska are invited
6e02 From Jacksonville, by Parter's, Alligator,
l. tile liver, MIMI al Springs. Columbus,
Madison, Study Ford, ard Monticello, to
ildtsssee, l92 miles and hack, twice .
week.
Leave Jacksonville sundsy AMI Wednesday at
7pm
Arriv- at Tsra ee IN AZ hours, by ppm
Leave TsllahscSee sunday ard " .dn,:dpy a. 8
sm
Arrive at JacksonviIls ia As hours, by sam
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oSto Prom Tsllahss by Ben had q. Shell Point
$3.50 Ps.tsxst end sepseepsy, % Wsiksr, - Nh
Leave T.nshsss.s wsdss.dsy assss' q
Arrive ct walker psxt dav By In
Leave WALKER Thursay - 1paE
Arrive ct Tallahassss next day byepn
Teleses river, 70 Ridley. VIVA ssi bsei, oDos
BIDDERS VIM stat. Ii. d,s..o. and ssopo.. .
en From slinepsca 70 F,nhoiiov,y, % nile ans
beck, once . week -
Lave Stil'spica NJ snd-y ct San -.
Arrive ct Rinholowsy sane day By IL N :.
Leave rinhol!owsy MONDAY .t1Pn
es.s From Nsdison by Charles Mills Ghsrles Per v,
and New Boston, y Clay bssdiss, % miller
and bah, once Q week
Leave Madison Monday ct an
Arrive at Clay Las ding next Wednesday BY
Lave Cl.y Lending Thursday attain
Arrive st Madison next easIrday BY m
$3.50 Prom Madison, by Hamburg and Clifton, 10
Groversville, Gi, 80 miles an beck, once
Leave Madison Mopd.y at Ian
Ardvs at drcveYti,Ie san. dss byePm
tssave Grovessviils Tuesday ct m
Arrive at Msdis,n same day b. epm
eAO From Waukeenah by Wesley, Mosely Hall
and st.lIsp'ca 70 Maii.oD, 81 m.le, ard back,
CT q week
Leave wsuksspah Thursiay at6an
Arrive At Madison sane day BY epn
Lssve Mails n Friday az IN
Arrest Wauksenah sams day by 6pm
6s4l From Quincy t, Cba~ahooches, q miles and
back. trres times ELK
Leave Qaincy Mondsy, Wednesday and Friday
Arrive at Chaitahooche rame days by ian
Leave Cattakoocses Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday at Tam
Arrive at Q iincy eame days by I'm
Bids TO commence at Tallahassee are invited.
6Sf2 From a'nbh tge, Ga, by Chattahu oche Fla,
At ehesee, West winton Ridley vile, X ckce's
Bluff, lola AID Port Gadsi-n TO Apslachito
Ia, 206 mile' and back, three tines 8 week
rom the 18th October to lIth June Of rs-h
year, and twics q week toe residue, in Grit
class steam boats, vita the privilege Of sing
tw hcr g coaches from Balm ri .ge 70 Chatts
hoochs when the river 10 too Low Or naviga.
ton.
From l6ea October to l5M Jase.
Leave Ba nbsidge russdsy, THURSDAY aud Sat-
day st2pm
Arrive a: Apslachiool. next "wednesday and
Friday a. p m, and Monday at IL a N
Leave Aralachic,la iusday, Tuesdsy and
THURSDAY at 8 am
Arrive at B.inbriJge next days by SAN
From 1874 June to lsh hc.ob,r.,
Leave Bsinbridge Tuesday and esturdsy at 5
Pm
Arrive at Apalach'cols next days by <pm.
Lave Apalschicola MONDAY at 10 q m, and
Wednesday at 10 pm
Arrivs at Bainbridge mkt Tuesday BY II IN,
aud Thursd,y BY 10 pm
6s43 From Chsttshcoshee, by Mari.nna, cropell.
Campbsllton, Geneva, Ala Andrrsou's IiIl,
N,., Gentsvlle, Almirsnta, Milton, snd FLOR
idstosn, to Psnsecola, 200 mills and back.
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more than eighty rods from a station will inme-
distsy after the 10th Of April next report their
exact distance from the nearest station. and how
they are otherwise supplied with the mail to enable
The postmaster General TO direc; mail messenger
supply from the LIST Of July next
~ Section Is OF an act Of Congress, approved
March lS46, provides that contracts for the trsp.
porteoon OF the mail shall be let I'm every case 20
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient GUARANTEES
ior faithful Without other reference 90
the mode OF such transportation than may be neces
sary 10 provide for the due c-lerty certainty and
security Of such transportation Under thie lev
new description Of bids has been received. IL do~s
AXE the entire mail each trip with ceerty certsiu-
~, and security, using the terms of the law These
bids are styled from the manner in which they are
designated on the books Of the Department, so7
dd and they will lie construed providing for the
entire mall, ho'oepr large, and ghdfeUcr nsay %
the mode ~ Conveyance necessary 10 is clIty
ce1tdihty, ard ssca1ity"
In all cases where the lowest grade OF service 10
believed 70 be SUFFICIENT the lowest bid viii he socep-
specific bill.
When the lowest hid Is not star bid and specifies
either no mode or an iRadeqHae mode Of conveyance
IL will not be accepted but set aside for specific bd
proposing the necessary service.
When the bid does not specify a mode OF con.
veysnce also, when Il proposes 70 carry according
to the advertisement" but without such specibcaton
1t will b considered as proposal Cor horseback ser
vice.
Il. modification OF bid. I'm sny OF ia e,.ent,.,
terms, lie tsutamount 10 Q new bid, add cannot te
received, 20 ~ TO interfere with regular cOmpetiiou
after the LAST hour set for receiving bids
-. Postmasters are to be careful not 10 certify
the suf1ciency Of gusrantors or sur-ties without
knowing that they are persons CT Sufficient respoD-
sibty; and all bidders, gusrsntors and furrties are
distinctly notified that a failure 60 enter into or
perform the oobtrArts Tor the eervice proposed for IN
the accepted bids their legal liabilities WIN be en-
forced against than
IL The contracts vail be substantially in the forms
heretofore used tn this Department, except In the
respects particularly mentioned In these instruc-
nons and on all railroad and steamboat routes the
will be required deliver the mails into
zoe post oces st the spds Of the routes and INTO all
ne Immediate po<tofhces not more than eighty rods
rom the rzirosd or landing.
"a rresent contractors and person. known at the
department, must, equally with others procure
gusrantorr and certificates Of their suciepcy sub
ssanuAiiy In the forms shove prescribed. The
tfncates OF suflciency must be dgped by a postmse-
s-r q one OF the plssss bsf ne named judge Of
fottmasters st the ends Of routss Iatse' D<..- 4
think the present mode Of ooavsy.. and t,tAs
Will weish the mall each trip for six suCr. ~se
on weekly routes, and three weeks on other rouses
and report The result By lotA April, 1855.
JAMES CAMPBELL
%H %-sizv Postmaster General,