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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17

DARING RossraY.-A< <steetotalar, On beng;
told that temperance mea we've q band Of rob-.
bers, said Yes, lhsE 'liays robbed De Poor
House and the State PfisoI Of their vicftns!'''
Mathew Lansberg used to shy, IF You wish-
ed to have shoe made Of durable materials;
YOU should take the upper leather Of the ntutlr
of an old topper, for that never lets in-suserr -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17

INDIA RUBBER BurToks-Buttons; sfsaflmg
jet in beauty of gloss and finish, are now 'ans'
from India rubber. The United States nasy aad'
several large clothing houses have adop.ea tss'
new style. - y - ~ 81: -''.'-' :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
Qt5pitt 4pstrp.
TEE EARTH Is FULL OF SUNSHINE.

TIE EARTH Ii FULL OF SUNSHINE.
The earth is full of sunshine,
=, When the heart is full Of gleo,
For tho light within our spirit
Shines on everything we see
Then it finds the smallest trileS
For its happiness suffice,
And pleasure in the simplest thing,
AS in the things Of price.
There is a sunshine In the flowers,
In the shadowy forest trees
There is sunshine in the ripping brook
That whispers with the breeze;
II looks on US from every face,
The homely and the fair,
And the happier the spirit feels,
The moro il seeks to share.
A lovely thing is sunshine,
And gladdens where it falls;
But more beautiful the sunny heart
That all things blessing calls -
That is always seeing something
For which to render praise
A spirit full Of thankfulncss
In all its works and ways.
That can pass along earth's pilgrim,
And not think all untrue, :"
To whom earth's hopes seem but a shade
(Alas; they are but few
And the bitter leaves for others,
Extracting but the sweet,
For such hearts make their happiness
From everything they meet.
And they who thus unruffled r
Can glide down the stream Of life,
With spirit that elastic springs
From all its care and strife;
Have a well Of JOY within them
That not lightly will depart,
For they bear about their Paradise
= A mild and joyous heart.
And are not such more.happy,
And more likely to be right,
Than they who would persuade us, earth
Hath nought for US but night7
For Isay-und its doctrine
That the many will receive
There is hope for every one on earth,
Ifthey only will believe!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17

JEWISH Day OF AToNEMENT.-We notice in
some of the New York papers, extended accounts
of this high annual festival celebrated in that
,:tv, o1 Saturday, ,hc 22d ul Tti5 rasti,iiir'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17

TRouBtE;fike capital is usually. tws,thitds
borrowed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17

asALnY MAsDER safe!" said Mrs. Partington,
ma her ewes fell upon an advertisement. DO
telf me: isaac. who this Sally Mander is, and
.whnt she's been doing that they have got her
safe." 81 don't know what she's been DOING:
said Ike, but guess she's SISTER, 10 jerry
Jerry who Isn:ic?" 's'Why Ierrs Manaer. 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17

A FARMING IrEhI.--A PROFITABLE CRoP.-
Mr.. Sidney H. Owens, who purchased Winehes-
ters Island, containing 80 acres, for $6,ooo,. a
few months ago, has realized half that sum
from his crop Of Broom Corn this season. Mr..
II, had go acres under cultivation from which
he realized 10000 pounds of broom straw, and
sold it at prices varying from, 81 so to- $40 per
bundred-aYeraging full So; which makes the
cross stun of $4,000. In addition to this he
has gathered about 5000 bushels of seed, worth
eb cents per bushcl, or $3.50 for the lot which
makes almost $4,000 for the produce of only
sixty acres The expenses Of cultivating was
about 9 1000, which Leaves $4,000. net.-fredG,
rickhur IVA ! Herald. a...... ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
4 pennsylvania pIRCHMiN PUZZLED,

Ajourneyman printer lately set out on foot
to travel for the interior Of Ohio, q distance Of
FIVE hundred miles, with an "old brass rule
and three dollars in his pocket. He soon found
himself in Pennsylvania, and being weary, called
at the inn of Dutchman, whom he found quiet
ly smoking his pipe, when the following diuIo-
que ensued: -. : Sc.
"vell, Mishter Walking sthick, vat you want ?"
aRefreshment and repose."
"supper and lodgings, reekon?"
eyes, sir; supper and lodgings"
"Be you Yankee pedlar, init chcwclry in
your pack, to cheat egallsp
aNo. sir, no Yankee pedlar."
"a zinging teacher, too lazy TO -:
aNo, sir -. =
"A chenicel shoemaker. yat-stcbI
'sNo, sir, or I Should have mend
before this But am not dispos,A
submit to this ou,landish inquisitio
give me supper and lodgings?",
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
CITY TRADE REPORT.

L.
BIZ Observation-Disclosures market opened heavy and
small lots Of common State picked up at sS So
but the market became more active and prices sitter
which closed at IS 60 IS rs for state, at IS
q 50 fer fancy and extra State. Contracts for the
delivery Of common State settled at IS 90 Mixed
e ehoice and low grades of Western sold Of IS 62 So
Is coo bbs the bulk of which purchased for expert
ana portion to fill New England orders. Included in the
all eraoes ranging at 50 rs to SILL which easier
Canaisa unchanged with limited transactions Wheat
ss @ Or r%e fS hs tales "S, nesyy for % d
40 eco bushels including red Milwaukee at 81 ~ 81 Q5
sed Tennessee at 81 90 So 0S white Canadian sold at
50 20 81 25 the latter for choice and 50 81 Il for
common good Western white. Southern white WAS no
mnal no saies having been reported Cornrhe market
quiet, without change in prices. The sales wee
6ned to some % 600 30 900 bushels Western mixed
sold at pj 96c. and white Southern oec Oats we're
in fair request without change Of moment in quotations
COcoA.-5O bags st. Domingo we're sold Mt &c.
CoE1s A cargo of 200 bags Pic was sold at p. e.
supposed to be at about IOc $50 sold to the trade
az Zoe. 105ac SO mats Java, 143sc about so do st
Domingo, at 9sic.; and so do. Jamaica, at 1liic.
CoTToN.-Ihe market was frmer the sales embrace
the resn rate: to we're
in The forenoon and about 20 goo 80 600 bushels Of
grain we're engaged, in bulk and bags, at Sad. Cd
$500 bbls. -four at Is Cd Is 3D. with small lots OF 3s
IN the afternoon no shipments could be made at les
than Ca. for flour, and 10d for grain. Cotton was al
Sled. I'D. To London 60 tierces beef we're taken Al
.s and $50 tons oil cake at los. To Antwerp
shP, sss:. = ii nsys: asst s V: engaged al 81
100 bbls lard engaged at 40 per ton Two vessels
were engaged for Cardenas and Remedies, Cuba, with
shocks at Be- vessel chartered for Constantine
pie, to load with about 1000 bbb. -four at s. There
was no change to notice In rates.
Farn aco market was firm. The sales embraced
at e5c., with zoo a 200 layers, at "a rs
HM-small sales were made at Zoe. 75c
:. :. ssoaI LAB 200 eels common rosin were
about 20 ss s's g. s ~s
1nt. - ID ~-t.~ ~ 1x.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

NAYACuI2, o. r., Oct. IL AS usual ut this time OF
the year, produce market offers little ope COM
municatlon. The sugar crop in district finish.
ed some time ago, and grinding Ii at present kept up
only few estates in that Of Arecibo. The last sales
there have been effected at from 81 SO S. according 80
quality MoAsses15c per gallon, exclusive of cask.
The weather during the last two months has been very
favorable for the growing canes and confidently
for an abundant sugar CROP That Of coffee. however
promises but scanty yield and win como to market
later than usual Imports-Fish Is very abundant the
last assorted cargo from halifax sold at - $685. for cod
81 fer haddoek, &c for mackcrcl and ~ n Tor herring.
OF American provisions the supply Is moderate prices
obtained here cannot be called remuneratve owing 10
the high cost Of the articles In the United States. Oi
cooper sus have ample stock hand for present
wants and the refers TO lumber White pine boards
slowly retailing at $50 t32 pitch pine $40 $4c.
Exchanee-Bills London 10 days sight sold for the
last Europern steamer at 635 to $50 and 81 per cent
View YORK GO days sight II per cent: 81. Thomas, 20
Gays sight u per cent The tendency OF all ex changes
IL now oownwards.
Oct 22-The market remains unchanged at this date.
'VAfANnA ~. r.. Oct. 22.--Tobacco (kentuokv) in
hsVes w bs $40; mos pork, &c. nackerel No. 3 81
,o'n,D ~ 90 hens lsc corn meal, in puncheons $50
90 CO IN barrels 81 30 hoops $40 s45 per NJ shocks.
- % 10 y ls boards s2S 10 40. * change On the
state, 90 = per cent England "a es sd. 10 81:
IN France, o. 25o. for 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

Value pus the market during the week. 1897 ,oS4
The dry goods trade remains inactive and depressed
the demand is very limited, and is freely met, factors
being eager sellers they DESTROYS to close the
sons business free of burhensome supplies. To OBJECT
this they are obliged to reduce their claims consdea.
bly, which renders prices weak and irregular, for all
other than the very choicest fabrics, Of which latter
there is very meaere quantity here Country dealers
arc no. buying much and from local jobbers the inquiry
l. tarne-berce the inactivity
We notice less vigor In brown and bleached sheengs
and sbrtng Cotton fannels are plentier and heavier
being less sought after DENNIS drills and ducks are in
moderate request at previous figures Ginghams lawns
and nsnkeens sparingy dealt in and favor purcha.
Osnabures have not varied much Printing cloths
are rather more abundant bnt are steady though net
active. Prints quiet and depressed. Stripes and
ticks are in fair demand, but otherwise unAltered
Wooden goods not active though they ore offered
pretty freely attn the maindroopng rates. There
q moderate inquiry for few favorite styles Of blankets
at previous quotations Csssimeres cloths and doeskns
quiet and IL anything, on the decline Fanne
selling slowly, but regularly Jeans and Bnseys In
active and iangud, with fair amount Of each in mas
ket Mcusn &c LANES are attractpg less attention but
not lower Satnes in slack req uest, and tending
do~nvards. shawls are less sought after aud twccds
ore somewhat unsaleable at previous figures.
Foreign productions very quiet and unsettled in
PRICE, The demand Is Of 'he most spiddess character
aud factors are anxious % get ria Of their surplus
stocks it IL cay to secure supplies Of most binds at
aoueoiat lower rates han would be accepted short
tine Since The sales now being effected are mostly
.eJrdsd in the auction rooms through which ue
-i, c1.duirg on tho bands Of ioplr.ers are being
,..aDai,d 20 mrdly ard acvsnt'gaeuly as ros.ib.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1856

under existing circumstances. stu buyers extremely
Prudent in their movements and only where they per-
ceive real bargains within their reach manifest the
slightest inclination to take hold The Sdvices Eu-
rope unfavorable the interests Of factors These
are suffering from variety of influences placing them
70 some extent at the mercy of purchaser who
II position to almost dictate their for any
article they in need Of Taey do not appear 10 avail
II nseves Of this advantage TO any considerable extent
ond therefore the business In course Of transaction
invite q .imited and an unsatsiactory one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILaOAD-rAI1. Az
ssssSy aa sSn wss and "s ss4a ssss
Soss rss IN Wi rGq ruin =.
Leaye cry hal station a. NJ Williams, Bridge train s.o,
pas a. Ycrkyie roam srset Harlem. Mott Havan Moio
Ls.ss corner Of While and Centre s0eot H. Ma, train
tai. as.ss Z ss S s' :,S
.5 assTs s :. Y ssJ s.as b Williams naso
| rose MosrIssnA and fordbam. INV
,r9D stopping = "a stations shove Yerkylis "~'' S
pp Sa ss sasS b s ss. ~ %s Hos Bride -,
rose Mor r1,s iIs and fordham
Leave Gy Hal station $50 P NJ whits Plains aa. aov
Dr lssss , %Is11S White and Genre street,
se 81 sSp sSose on sn F'd wA
Leave Sy Ha ssnaon sss p X. erOton sals rA. ~,
,J IssS: ya E.. staten sP william. Bridge M
Leave Gy H.l station. SIS p NJ, Will. Plains trad. "a.
,,I Is:;s I Hsl ;ss,,eo wnm pss. train ~
and Morrsana, and Fordhaln. '''s ~
,sss s af s:. S Tas psss -
rose, Norrisania, and Fordhan- NV
sAM wAe ra,ns 1G1s sa sSSna a. all stations.
en- Dover Plains train stopping al sstous arA y
ss9A. Gso.on Fals train stopping At al stations.
s;sa SerOs Mott aa7sH ha!is%p io .,sse sss i
Se h.S Ss IAN ss'D Pc rs N. -
sS %s1 MON Chatham, stopping :. al r.x...
n1 ss a ssII. H.. Br %.,. ,s9 :ysiaE
1,b re: by hs train VIII be landed
ssss Nor s hs,s asf Hazel. sssRn{i os $ !s q
Ea's IL. s WI s ss sssss !, :. s,ss: =.
sJs 4sfn1 s ia s1a,. ,-. stopping ,.,,s.n x
anita Eel,ose Mot Haven Harlem os street and Yosfrs
Ky % William Sss from on .s.s
e,oF; Z; White Plain. train stopping At all stations.
yoIrssnA, Meoss, Mot Haven Hssm. iost issee s0z
xs s M xsn, x5 sfi Hsvt5 trail. stopping Eh
s or s So a'a aas n i r
seS ans We eastern town. generally Returning svs A.
AZ Albany Epress chstsm aisb tSs.a s
oes !g4 &c e. x Ais.' :ns 4 4ss n.
Ds .rSs a ssn ss y ~ And Chatham ssr
ysp.r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vii s.y. for cro,o. Fan.
Stopping and AZ 81 :sod ss; su1 "a
r r o. s%'SRR s%s = p al ,ss sns an
, nsrnns' leave Williams Bridge al II A n stopping 4 =
pssesers By The Sunday trains received ADD Ands1
ccnmuiatoa tickets are good for all trains ,,ocn,nx
gers A. "nn, IS . ee Hal station vii land and
Ia and ah streets Express trains from DEPOT nsSo
r sn nd SsnEe .ree VII land and recsvs pasensss
r, The s rssgS, S ,s4,
irsehi received station. north as ofsWse r PiS a. @ 40
pHs SosneT 81 S9n'rs and Whine
FREIGHT ra.I reseyea for stations south Of White Plain at ne d.
':eei and th sycnue' until ioss A. UNI L. ana m
q W. % frsH s received a. eRirs street depot % station, :
f5etI for Albany received dav Unit sr. " sl seoo
. NG1TISGHAN sapsrn'sns dent odSes No Centres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
FUR TTTURE.

EOTTA0E AND FANCY FURNITURE WARERoows
~ o. 10 bi4 BroadwaS, rfposit ths ~ scboas Noel
MAThtNS ~ iCf offer for ne Tho ox,enrire ra.o-
ueDt o. fancy cottage chancCd and French faruure Ia Inc
tinted Soics ntrtduccd prcfs Every variety NJ ft
Ta iasses pillow. belaisrt sc. Oh mauuEic uree rf.1
EUBNTTURR-PARTIFs BhvTSG HOUSEHOLD ora
nigfe g@nof mirur- 1hrpca, ara t0usshoii furslgre
lWoeH4 tirofe Of al itf prer nay hear al "a ~ ga
'ou'e BY addressing h. - iL futon ,ireeI Gfe,f ne,s
lie cGce. ''f'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
ANTHOLOGY.

ASTNOLO6Ys
WoNDER-THE GIPsEY GIRL-rHps REyowr
"a cd and only true palst In America can be nnsuI,st
cents esD mpsn near ne rb SsSs%s
nny or gentleman can obtain the affections Of The opposite
ses Charge extrn.
sIONIsHING TO ALL.-xIss BRUCE THE MysTE
world consulted with on all events Of life AZ s w.
Bcome street; she has the OF doing al
~hont copying other advertisements Hours from a. " h
A sToNIsHING TO AIL-NADAME xoRROw.-rH 8
"A highly gifted lady the wonderful asrologst ia a.,
world or that has ever been known she viii tell ali he eyen;s
o. e even he very boushs and viii speedy
grea, asopishnent Of All who her All who want goal
luck ny 20 her for relief and admission 10 gentle
Cannon and Madame Morrow Caution ,bc n~el
against lho hstroogsts who copy her which
CAkD.-MADAM BREWSTER RETURNS THAMES IN
thousands both in this city and Pai.depbs sHy 'h aer
ed her with entire satisfaction she feels condcnt In. IN un.
relied on eons.y BY Sspcieon s sas no sou evaes
ie he name q The future husband md Also Of her
oorns, by a remedy OF her own
CLAfRvoYA CORRECTLY To, ~
" and cured Gfcursbe) by Mrs HAYES the best seen,
nefca snd business claryoyani in America Ladies can be,
Of ae welfare Of those who near and der
70 them. Once l6 Grand street. Satisfaction or no nav
MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS - TENT FPS r,vp
l services TO ladies' ard gentlemen, In phrenojagv ~
m be uei about love marriage bress ag & S ,
be nane 81 the ady o. eenr0sn tho Wit uarrv Az ~,
nrme o. hof 'ls'eFs' hesiaehee i's Canal street.
CPIRITUhL GLAIKvOYh EcF.-vR avn nc 49,.
- l.. Plat, VIII eSaniin and tre,f dlsrs. n. D. ~ 3isl
and mcIiul, a1n give psyChofl .aI -e.f'rr ~ :, -'h
from sca'ed envelopes containing De ha1dgri . az .
VI osc character is desired Thl fcnV ,o, l' iron
Qtgsoua WISHING ncrfe,t Know, fSse o s - ~ el u an
fANt fo go. Whether in nusinfas trr.l cr ~
acnl. Re0ms l:i Canal LTcs, N''l'" r'A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
PLAYING CARDS.

DLAylNG CARDs.-PL AY1NO CARDS oF sUPFpIOp
tioet afd fnfh msde exrfessiy for de1itnp sen -
sfurd sud warranted 10 warp, spaniat carl sgo "a
t e tesf pis ing cfrda 81 s the vanua cfdss r al.
Hrcti WAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

fIAtiroRNIA DiAMoNDs..fhIs NEW AND BEAUT7
f article sQl takes tho lead purchasers Of isyey
The best Judge sanno, tell them from real damopd Te
prices are within The reach Of every Cluster geas pima
pins crosses lockes buttons, bracele Ao Articles mad
70 order set with The above diamonds In STYLE eon
mail % any part Of the United Stas enclosna amour
ddressedt I. AZ. JACOBS IN Hrusdr~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

A 1TENTIQN, MPANY.-HEADQUARTERs PUTTY
"A HAh, W And ~ Duane street near BroAdw Comm I
tees are solicited 2 call and examine styles Of targets
painting lettering IN FURNISHED gold gass fsraets csrys
eagles, &C., On hand or furnished 70 order.
HOVER GRAHAM 80 and o. Dame street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

Since ON last there has been activity in Amer
caa securities We ntie some fair purchases of Illinois
construction and Free lno bonds st moderate advance.
Michigan Central per cent convertible ard New YORK
Central per cent convertible wanted lew rates,
with few offered. tlne thi.d mortgage have changed
bands at SS and 49, bonds Of 1862 at sinking fund
at TsN sna 60 illinois shs tes have brought G. 5t
discount The steadiners II the New York market has
Induced uany parties who pressing bonds for sale
to hoo OIL and even to appear purchasers there
are ethl parties who meet The present moderate demand
ender the impression toat prices New York viii have
suffered from the high rates of discount nreveinp on
this side.
The Philadelphia Ledger OF she 9th instant says:-
letter from an FL iBent American citizen received
hon Liverpool dated 10Th of October, states that the
Baitic carried flcO0OO in gold her last VOYAGE
to New York; Il single Greek hcse Ia Msncbes ter
bad shipped for The purpose OF purchasing grain
10 export 70 Europe The gentleman expresses the
opinion hat still larger will be exported IN bullion
from all pats of Europe for the same purpose.
The Chicago journal says that the following banks Lave
been wound up and their securities sold The bills are
worth. according to the realized. thc following
iJu-a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
TRAVELLERS 1UuDlr.

NBW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL8OAD-rALy. Az
~ ransemep for Albany Troy and the West Ttcksl d
Broome s.eot and Twenty sixth street, -Four avenue o.
40 after Monday, November g. trains Will fsuswr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
ssSeSTsEsnss RfMwsn KssSs DsY.
EXTRA PAY,

xaFM GRkNpIN, 20 NASSAU STREET. ~ Y CRY
w nosry Public, United states Commissioner Ca1i ani.
tlouer and Terrtoree; law BUSINESS sncefv AMI
successfully done; ne poor graA Pensions bountos snd
tsa4Fofx ID thigy ar LOurs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

Ok GREENE STREET, NEAR CAGAI.-G6NTLEMAN
~ ana hi wife or two single gentlemen be
dated with handsomely turn ned and full partial
boo d Hot and cold baths Terms moderate References
EXCHANGED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

The Treasurer Of the state Of Maryland has given
ice that the five per 1853 stock VIII be redeemed on
aad SITTER the LIST OF Janua next, the principal be
raj at ths Treasures Office In Annapolis ana the int.
re to the LIST of January ensuing at he Chesapeake
BsaA OF baltimore.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
OF Sesn dry goods entered At this port fer consump
hsa for warehouse, and also the Withdrawals from
warehouse during the week ending and including Thurs
day, November s, 1856
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

WANTED-IMMhDlATELY, A BUSINESS MAN AS
w partner IN FIRST class tea and grocery
copta OF $50 70 $500 store Is well stocked ard doing
hsai ONE cash business established many yearI
the owner wants 70 Attend indoor usness Apply
IN The store Of Hudson and streets Such oppor
tuoi les doa't ctiep occur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
COAL

roAL.--fBf sVbS CRinFR Is RfCFIyfsSC Tur pr ,p
" orchard rom nc Inosi celebrate mines which c ofers
~ reduction Of tiN cents per Ton below Dc .ummcr prtce
ofrei auc camel AZ thc lowest n.Astet ga'ls
r. AfsfY REEVE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-27

USPARTMEET,
Washington, October 90 1855.
proposals for conveying mails United between
D. & vii o a sas d Ge ss e ' oss % m @ ss4s
ao ~ d 3G November next 10 be decided BY the % Of
Ge.ue No. 7soo--LouIsIaYA
Nav Orleans, Rou1e, Eachez Miss yeksbura
@ ssa Sses S a "a %S a S and s so
Leave leave New y ,,, "ssss Ca dsay a. 2 I'm;
Leave cairo daily ats pm
Auive ~ New Orleans i've days by 5, p. m.
The department right exceeding other
Offices % The above numbers TO be visited and supplied da each
The be performed in and suitable
the very b eas in seasons Of low water smaller boats may be
used, but lsy be quality and OF sufficient 10
mike me up ~ schedule n aud TO be used only during such
Route agents may be empoye on boat
ard ior the safe seePns a.soag ana preparing mails
agents appointed paid by department,
onecden by which may detained mail and
Whether such bon, be mbosi or not to carried 10
and daiiveed, fee Of charge u The department
exhibition Of the credentials also, bnks paper mail locks
Proposals be guaranteed by responsible persons.
and the guarantee certified by posaaste judge or clerk ora court
department reject hid which may be
higher in the absence OF evidence Of sucency and
responsibility the part Of the bidder and Of his en,rnnos
preparing proposals. individuals in
g oeeome and ~ @ ana % oe IN 10 Ger
object is to obtain regular and reliable line Of mail packets on hs
shtr an that strict compliance win contract
Bot offered or The service viii be subject to BY an
each 10y that they all adapted q The seryee
Bidders and guaranors provisions Of
subject of liabilities the 27 section of The act 10
The organization Of the Post Office Department. approved
Articles in the usual fom and embracing Tue usual
%d ana @ Saa By me day Of January
The Postmaster General alter The contract and alter the
he Imposed hy law M any service required
dispensed