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New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17

POTATOES AND TbkNlPS-COmmOn Potatoes continue
good supply and selling al 81 50QS IS for Western
Reds 81 750 81 for Mereers aud 81 81 az Cartes Turups
command So dS7o per Dbl
unchanged. Caened is quiet, but hrm al 8 GlQt 80,
mos
RICE-The export demand moderate full prces
Of 200 tes at 5c5e quality The trade dong Little
nothing
SEFDS-The demsnd for Clover limited AZ l2i Isle
Timothy is quiet S3d rs p q bushe Rough Flax is quiet
and prices somewh hat nominal Linseed inactive
sales Calcutta - 40G - = husheths Of the
Whrlwind Geo bsgl sold yesterday about quotations
STEARIN-A fair demand for good white At 2c.. cash
SALT-The market has ruled firm but quiet durng
past week We have only TO note sale OF 100 sacks ehreys
4 DaTeey's a. shout cur quotations. We quotes
Turks Island, kc...............F e bush ~ O.
ST. tUbes.......................R bush 2s a
Liverpool Ground. d..............R sack. - e2j IS
LiverTo Fine Ashtons........F sack. | so q
LiverTool, Fine. Worthu gton's..F SACK. S7i9 80
Liv Fine Jefrey's Dareeys - sack. l Sl o.
SoAP-Cs Csste is quiet; New-IoTk Pale commands ale;
Chemical Olive is duh
SPlCES-We have not heard Of any to-day; al
articles Of this description quiet but arm al quotations.
We quote;
Casia mats b...2s 0Sl Pepper Sumsta..... 10. ali
Gnar Rscs......... a. Pneuto Sam. tcAsbl..il Glf
MAoe.............. S2s 9S1t ali
Nutmegs, No. l...... 20 0S2f
SPlRlTS-Foreen is dull; prices hAse been sustained The
sales OF little moment
SklNS-We learn of sales Of 200 . Missouri Red and
Gray at Sc. Curacao Goat are scarce AZ Sic,
SUGARS continue quiet; prces firm Tha total stock is
estimated 5575 hhds 1900 boxes Aad e al bags Maaia
which has Just arrived and Is held 7 saes Of TO- boxes
Havana al SIC, aud few hhas Of Ne6OIeAHs a. 9aS;s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17


fO EpWiD x. COLLINS No 8 Wal.st NY.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Il Co..,
b. @. WATNRIGHT 4 Co., Paris -
Of these ships will not be accountable fof sosd
silver bullion, specie jewelry precious stones or metals
bills Of sdns signed therefor and tho value therea
therein expressed -
Shippers will please notice that the ships Of this Ice
cannot carry any goods contraband OF war
NOTICE.-The BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS
IN will resume their WEEKLY SAILINGS ia Fobruary
1856 The ste amers will thereafter be dispatched a. formerly
Liverpool from New York and Boston alternately. ..
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
STEAMSHIPS.
FROM sEw-yosK TO LIVERPOOL -.
Chief CABIN Passage .....'''''''''''''''''''P
Second Cabin Passage ............' 70
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL go.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. "
The ships from Boston call sc Halifax
PERSIA Capt Judkins. CANADA, Capt Lang
ARABIA CsPt Stone AHEhiSA' g,d,S zap. sn ss@nh"n'
AFRICA Capt Harrison EUROPA, Capt J. Leitch.
These vessels clear white hght al mast head green a
starbosrd bow; red on porbow ,, .xs
ASIA Jott.. =. . leaves Boston Wednesday, Jan. 1884.
CANADA LAM leaves Boston Wednesday, Jan. 49, 1885.
AMERICA, shannon leaves Boston "Wednesday Jan 30 lSS
AFRICA Harrison leaves N York Wednesday Feb g. 1855
ARABIA leaves Boston Wednesday Feb 49, lS5s
PERSIA Judkins leaves N York Wednesday Feb 20 lee
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board -,
The Of these ships win not be accountable for ood
Silver Bullion Specie Jewelry Precious stones Metals un
les bills Of adng signed therefor aud the value there"
For freight or Passage apply TO ,,
T. CUNARD No fBowiins-reen-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17

OIL CAKE-A moderate inquiry for shipping a. *Td t8
for thick round country 500 4 for thin oblong do and 3
a a for city thin oblong.
PR0vISONSTh market for Pork is again betteI with
fair demand and light receipts sales of 400 bbs at S7 7
Mess and Sl4 asa +l4 50 for Prime. Beef il limited
request for the local trade and steady sales Of 1870 bh at
Sl4dS4 Is for repaeked Western Mess SIS 5G SE for
Vermont Mess S9d 10 for Country Prime and $40 ga
for DO Mess Prime Mess is quiet al +lSd+ d Beef Hans
are heavy aud quiet Sl2d+l5 Bacon is less plenty and
boneess Mides wanted sales of 800 boxes short Mdde
rib In for February delivery 9 the spot they command
9id9Ic., aud bOneless 9idlOc. the latter extreme
price and only obtained for very superior article Dressed
hoes are not plenty and IN good demand al it~'e GUY
$50 hhds and 7d7ic for Shoulders and 81 G9e for
inside price be taken they good bad and
Indifferent Lard better supply and fair request in part
for filing but closes heavy sales OF 1900 bh and
ili6lllc Butter is plenty and in limited request
sales Of Ohio at l7dI2c State Dairy SG2c and fresh
made 5d2se Cheese is duh and heavy at sGOtc Eggs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17
Ocean Steamers
To ARRIVE.
Passengers Arrived

In Bark EsteUe from Svre LeoHe-Rey j. White and lady,
Mrs. Paine and daughter from Monrova.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17

CLASS-Amercan Ut
stock light French ia steady at & 55G se 30 ~ feet Tor
LIST Cd, Sd and 4th qualities -,
been les active owing difficulty ia forwarding the hides
10 annees The arrivals have been more h6ea ana the
ocI has ssincrened double Sales to-day Of 800 Rio Grande
I to 20 to Canada 2c months, usual selection The
stock $1,000 Including 100 Buenos Ayres 200 Ro GIande
Angostura 800 dry and dry sated Bahia, 700 Rio
Hsebe $500 Porto Cabelo sS2 San Juan sl2 CSsses 1s
70 and 100 Southern West Indian, 6c Stock last year THIS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17

MIL preHIyTs % oArTLs rss Yns vnsk 81.
s~utiss 70 rspsss bon u several nss.st -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17


COFFEE-The has ruled very quiet prices continue
steady the stock Of Rio about So 600 bags sales Of 600
bags low grade Rio Baltimore al lo 80 bags do Ct llfc
and IS mats Java al l4lc. We quote: .,,
Java White y B....lS ala Laguayrs y b....,,0 1lt
Gl5 lMarac cibo. ......W ara
Brsnl..,,........l0 0l2llSt. Domingo, eaAh los d
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market opened firm for the low
grades Of State aud Western Flour, but with increased
krnuess In feiehts at The close prices yielded 6c bh AZ
the abatement good business done export Tue local
demand s not active and the arrivals still moderate
grades sell only IN small quantities al extreme
quotations The sales Of Western Canal ifo00 bbs Gt
R16id ss for supcTfne Michigan aud good State
Ssde 3i for superne Indiana and Upper Lake $sd SIS 80
for fair superfuo and Ohio and ~ 50QS - for com
choice 0cnesee Canadian Flour IN better de-
aand and steady the arrivals light sales of $50 bbls az
ssass Is for common 70 best brands southern tloaT
firmly held the demand Is fair for the local trade sales oi
7o bills ssd as 62i for mixed good standard brands
Aexsndris Howard Street" and Baltimore "Ciiy Mills
and ss lSSslo Is To- fAyoTte fancy aud extra brands kye
four In good supply aud heavy sales Of 25) bills al % ~
as ~ iot tine and superne. Corn Meal dqli sales OF
100 oas Jersey and Brandy wine AZ 81 IS and punoheons
at sls soas@ Buckwheat Flour IN fair request al - 81!
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17

n EE Ee
Notwithstanding the high prices which have been current
during the greater part the year for Moaes the estimated
quantity taken in 1855 r converting into Sugar vaes but te
from that 90 consumed In lS-we place II at 50 co hhds
Welding 100 add 10 this the estimated quantity extract
ed from the maple tree 800 9ns and the estimated Goa
tai pion Sugar IN the United States in 1855 OF
HO.S5 tuns
at seems TO be demonstrated fact that the production of
the Sugsowng countries has kept with the in
creased rapidly Increasing consumption OF the world in
been diminished result the present high rates which
have obtained well In the growing in the consuming eoun
tries end statistics show that those presses commercial and
uoncommer that have attributed the high prices that are
obtained TO purely speculative action are very wide e
awe believe 1t universally conceded that the preset crop
Of Louana which forms large element IN our cousunp
ton will be materially less than the yield Of s5,5 owing TO
the unfavorabe weather that prevailed for portion OF the
season especially while rolling aud the continued renquh'
ment by planters culture other products
and III was about az $50 tups smaller than the quantity made
in 1851 Our ootemPorsss of NepO Orleans Pyee Curea
who are cautious in their statements write
u under date Of 18th u saying that IL TO be the gen
er opinion crop will be least loo 900 hhds short OF
that OF asst ear many parties estimate it at still greater
REDUCTION As regards the supply expected from foreign
sources we have no reliable data at hand to present
In reference 10 the wants Of the country year,
the ndcaons decidedly are that we shall require larger
supply foreign growth than have drawn from those
with Europe producing of the world than have
hitherto been with small stocks home and abroad IN the
rroducipg as well the consuming portions Of the globe it
Would seem scarcely probable that low range prices
durns the year entered upon unless the abilities OF
producing countries 10 meet increased demands are
much greater than they were in 1850"
Our quotations are: - -,
St: CIOi1 o...no@ Havana white: ;.. &c sii
Cub. s,s,i: "A cya;bsa IT
Stuarts' Double Refined Crushed
stuarts Double Refined Ground o.
auction for Friday price. have not MATERIAL
varied last The stock Of Blacks isir chiefly com,
posed OoloDgs old Teas being scarce The Neston
brrss souehongs COngous and ooons Closing quietly We
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17

TEAs-Greens and Blacks are both very dun pending ths
auction for Friday prices have not materially
varied since The stock Of Blacks is fair chehy com
posed OooDgs old Teas being The Nestona
bnnss souchong Congeus and Ooongs Closing quietly we
nnnfH
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17

INDIA RUBBER-Para frmi sales of 5000 be Fine at
SEC mos ,
INDIGO-An kinds quiet the supply of hne and
medium grades continues small qualities are sui
du and plenty we hear Of sales worth publishing
LEATHER-The market wears vely firm appearance, and
Aneostura Middle have been sold high Ac they being
scaer than other weights Oak is improving the stock is
diminbing French Calf Skins in moderate demand as
L., onhts nnie We annte:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17

The following pilotboas t0wed to-day by steam
tug Mercury Capt Leno: Mary Caharne No David Mitch
ell No s. JIM Waterbury No. 10, w. J. Romer No II, C.
Berg No 10, J. A. Westervelt No. 49,
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N and after Tuesday, Aug L 1885, until further notice,
" Trains will be ss follows Saturdays excepedl
GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTII-The Train will connect at San
1usHy with Morning Train from TVledoj ut tMonroevie with
Chicago Express Southern Division Of c. Road ut
shelby junction with CrcinnatI Express from Cleveland; at
Mansfield junction with Day Express from and At
Newark with the East and West Trains on the Central Ohio
Railroad.
Bay City from Detro at Monroeve with western Train
c. n RI at Shelby Junction at 59l " with the Mail
c. c. c. c. for Columbus Cincinnati at Mans
field Junction 5'55 p n. with Past train o. p r. H.
Pittsburgh, and Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio II. r.
GOING NORTH.-The go Train will make close con-
necton at Newark with Mail Train from Beair c. o. Il.
r.; Mansfield Junction with Exqress for Pittsburgh; ut
Shelby Junction 1915 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland, Buffalo and New York, and MonroeTie with
Mail Train c. 4. T. road to Toledo, Chicago. &c.
90 Train will connect Newark with Express from
the East on Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction at 5ei
with Cincinnati Mall for Cleveland; hoaroeve with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago and Sandusy with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
T ]. VI. wEDD, supt.
sandusky, Aug. 4, 1855. sep1S-tf
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FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER, &c.
VNAETED-Ehe subsei bers viii purchase b6taIS9
aSysnSss on eessignRsnt % Rsitaere, PiEaslpas;
clover and timothy seeds. Also butter (sol l1d
eggs. GILL & co. sszs -
ara IC-,t
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TRANSPO ORT.ATION.

SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,
conneetn on The East with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
Road and the Ohio River at and on the West With
Railroads ZaneSve Newark, Monroevie aud Columbus
for al parts OF the South West
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f1Y- YHrougA Tickets to az j,Qrtsqf Vest and
Soutt can Be obtained at theg1foe'ip Wdeeling,
and information every line and vest e the
Ohio River.
PASSENGERS BOUND WEST
can by taking this route, TING, money aud dsanee
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,,,,r Coruer Of Main and Quincy streets
VsFlUl Entrancc from Quincy st.

Dali, - anuuIsl :.
Id.a, ~ Saluni. FA''V
NaniYs -
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MISCE,,I.L ANEOUS.
TERAIS:

Tor Fttu Course, factWGitV al Departments Of Book
Keeping, Lectures did PeRmEHshtp, inpiFiaIty an
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For EEH C0TrseiH Lddtes Department. ...s...... ~
taks great pleasure ia snFsSsn
which marked the Of their Gnstitnton since
establishment the Capital, and stimulates them 70
newed e&erons to meet, IN the most epcteH nuer me
rapidly yIneFeasing demand for practical ad
hfte soss trqfAing. The great practical
experience in heavy Banking and CONNER
eiii Houses Sy educated and ssntle-
men has enabled him to bring to degree OF perfection
system Of COUNTING ROOM Instruction. by oral exercises
Nor ATTAINED BY ANY. OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student, this process, at the DESK tndfed
dy step by step, until he has mastered the whole routine
Accountants duties as thorOaglg as though ne bad
terred an apprenticeship in lIrPe Commercial
HoHse and thus all alseFng and esreEi9Hs
bInAdeFs are, ina great measure, dssipated,
Ia addition engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants, also secured the services of some Of e
most eminent Lecturers In Oho lecture commercial
topics.
Our course instruction extended partculariEe
here but embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING with free and full discussion Of
Scientific Prineipelecturcs upon Commercial History
and History Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge
oraphy, Commercial Products Commercial Calculations
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics OF Trade, Part
nership, &c.
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one HGNDRED R.iRREL4S FL0UR. - :,
u ic22 " - = = - - DoAHE 4 cowGILI. :,
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1pDCH PLACE Tor rent.-Ths we'll nown, beautiful
ofetrd for years, The house
o spacious this District the herhis
Gresetoa, wAh the corporate limits The premises
gound abundsnty
suppied water beautiful scenery
of Georgetown, OF Washington, the broHd Po
lrmac Virginia Maryland
most tiu residence for gentleman of fortune.
OF situated
The OF Washington, few hundred yardu from Boundary
and of Columbian College, fun descrinon Of which
be Office, nil NO. 303 In this city.
Also. handsome building heights OF Geoetown
Of Tuaur Place
than plat OF which also be
Office y 1-...f
N. CALLAN, Notary PubHc,
Ap 4-3taw4w No. 2f3 Y street
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United States Patent Once,
W .G1tNuTan March gH Ia
April 9 Iawi3w

m the petition of j. N. 3. W. Leph and Zachauah Reoson
and Bowman, sdbi-traiO Jacob Deafdo deceased
Wayne counlY, lndagai praying for the Of patent
granted 70 " g. w. Les DaaTdof, H. Bersnn June
tef IN "sSea for yesrs
day Of June, IuSS--a WI "". St" u"
II ordered petition heard at Patent Once on
Monday leI ~ June next - O'Clock AT persons
MOULDED appear nnd show they have, why said
petition ought not 20 be granted.
Persons appo required Patent
Oce their objections, specially forth writing twenty
befarc hearngi filed party
bs used a the said hraag bo taken and transmitted Ia
corane with the rules OF the oce, which will furnished
applcation- svgf.. .n 600 aa. .r ~ ~ .a z
fhe testimony will on the 9Th June dspo-
son- other papers relied tcsmuny filed
the oce before the morning Of that days the arguments q
any, within days thereafter
Ordered aIso he published Union Intei-
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PenpyIvsnian phadepba Day noot New York
pqurer Cincinnati Ohio week for three
previous the 27ti OF June nert, the day of hearing
d.. 81 .. CHARLES MASON .
F." "''.' .'f Commissioner Of Patents
r. sEdars Of papers will please copy, send
he bis 70 the Paent once with containing This notice
March o6--fsulw w. .F " "
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IN me petition stephen BALDWIN, Of GffHd, New Hsmp
prynE Cor extension Of granted 70 him the
~ July, ls42, Improvement in machine for cutting
prsH fom The expiration OF said patent
which place the 10th day sf July, 1876 ~
said be heard at the Patent once
Monday 3oh o June IA O'clock and all per
notified and show they have, why
said petition ought not TO he granted ". +. go
required to s in the Psan
one, their obecton specially writing
Of all testimony hed by either parry
transmitted In
with the rules o the oos which win be furnished on a
plcntion. ..... .s
he Testimony closed the 9o'h of June
deposon, and papers relied esmony must he
morning OF that day The
ments, any, within days thereafter ii. ...s ~
ordered niso published In the Union, intsl
rancsr Evening" wcshre,on CT Repuhican, Rai
Evening Atgus Philadelphia; Day Book New York; and
Boston, Massachusetts week for three successive
weeks previous the 5oh Of Jone The day ~ hearing
" 49, II. .''' WY. CHARLES MASON,
#.. t. f s.. ,,.. Commissioner OF Patents.
n sEdo Of papers will please cory, and send
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THREAD LACE GOODS, EmBROJDERIEs, Co.
have received from New York full
named goods which have been cfed with
great The mpoaons, embracing a
ests styles Of H@iHs #f' ' -
CoIarets and sleeves, In match. ... w.
Chenixets and sleeves co
Lace colarets sleeves do
Lace trimmed collars and sleeves, do "r'
French-wor ed cbemizsts and sleeves, do do
Lace trimmed French worked collars and sleeves
Embroidered csmbrie Ia ts match ...
Embroidered on linen and lneGcnmbrfc
Thread-iacs collars and sleeves 10 match
Mourning sets, 10th black aus white ar y. .st
handkerchief variety and styles
Embroidered skirts, for open dresses
Embroidered SwisS and cs,nbric founcing
Embroidered dmiy and jacone hands . . Il.
Muslin and cambnc edgings and nstrtisgs
Real thread lace berthes and collars ..I
Thread and cdgings OF all widths
Blsck thread Isccs and edginss, nll widths
Wide black Inees for founees sc. "s.t.
Together other and desirable goods adapted 10 the
present and approaching seasons, such as .f.rt
Flouuced silk dresses, IN great variety
Fauneed gtenndine robes, rich ns q ttaf.
FIouncrd berege robes, great variety r-r rfrgl
sinpsd and plaid twisted silks 500 '..
Chene SILKS, striped and figured, new styles ' .H
ght plain 'ilks ior evening dresses .l .4r s ae.
C6lorea silk Illusion, do " '1'- "
Black silks vhnety, kn. I aa.. @EHa t8I9at "
All which, ogrther with complete assortment Of seasonnh
goods and domestic fancy and staple will be offered
at the loves, prices TO cash runciaal dealers - s
FEB bE-3tHw4wf HOOf Bho., CO.
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Ap 4-3taw4w
Notice

To the holders bonds eTfeae other erdsnc Of the d
s State Of IszdI hs Laie republic under act Of 2e
February, 1855. .. ... . ..a4. IL. ... ..-... .
" -.... 3" TREASURY UKPAsTMEsT, April a. 1856.
WHEREAs The 4 seroH of artn February 1855, en
tied IAN provide for The OF such creditors o
the late republic comprehrDded IN the OF Con
the
noce by public or the OF ninety
OF the time when payments will be made under said L
Asd vhrfrn notice ued the 27h February last by this
department. and duly putsbed setting foh sad act Of Congre
and the h- legislature o the State d rsrns srenug ihsto
requiring ceThcnes evidences OF debt therein provided
6ed this depatmen with assignments, releases and
aAv heIsn pointed thirty days p'iof 10 The Tot Of June
......r.... tsrr...4. .r.. "a 4. .
tho said section further provides that pay
shalt baud, eerncaie evidence Of debt
which shall thy days before limited by ad notices
be presented at tho Treasuy Deparmept; . - - . as .
hereby holders bonds certificates
this department wi hin from the hereof Will
b excluded from all benefits Of sad act asesppy 70 The 4h
lion of the same. te w. w -
JkMBs GUTHRIE
Ap l5-lRwam Secretary the Treasury.
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mo. 554l
Notice

Ofhs disconfinadnes Of ne Land 0cs Iopd City, in ne
State Of fotcd. '.4 t ..
NOTICE bereby given INST in Pusuanes % law and view o.
OF the register Iowa, that
hundred
Secretary NJ Interior bHs directed
dscounued isnds remaining hnoid
dseonnuHnee bo made suic safe snd
Port Des wones IN said State, ,.. rI t. a.. ..0
-nds remaining subject
10 private viii
that Eject register and receiver bereof and the lssd ON
viii public notice of the which
ey prepared application. sucs of such
land At their office. ...s .g..a.r. *t .lstn
April, A. d. 1850. .. -. -
.s.t tTHOs. A. HENDRICKP,r
Comm.soDcr ofths General Land once.
+. ~ f7-Tswsw lfntef. a star1 .
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NOTICE. hereby the heirs ard
gal o Obsdinh Woodon
lifetime served In the revolutionary wsqin 6 as eptepan 10
company commanded Captain Joha MORON
and VI the continental He, that said obedis
woodson died while IN ssd service about the m of 176
that Virginia military lard Ne s691,
issued of the Of said obedish Woodson said
for 12l that rnd
Barley and Josiah Bse whose hands the
issd snd applcatiou made and duplicate nsned about
the A. ID. 1887 being No se7, calling r o12
proceedings had in the court plea, Cempn
Ohio In chancery sitting, decrsene e in said
Henry BARLEY and Jorah Bete, who assigned the grne-
Peuicrew, whs spphcsnt .ued In
Of said according entitled making
cr for satisfaction Of Virginia land ap-
proved August ~, A. d. ls59. g.~ ItuH .Hg ~ n
Msr2o-iswpndays' a. q, rETTTCRRw.
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NOTE.

fed such by postmaster Judge of court OF fscoTd
into by bidder with
before July fp II 81 | t4tn ''F ~
pay psrormed and for each of such
eIplained Of the
may deducted arrivals far behind break
depending mails, and sufficiently
compensation for the trip subject forfeiture
imposed delinquency promptly
explained, negecing
Office for suffering IL TO be Injured destroyed robbed
refusing after demand the mail si
frequently contractor concerned InnnBg,
hccs The Postmaster General the
agrecabiy
obeyng the Office laws instructions Of the department
schedule. He also
by allowing therefor rata increase
He curta disconlnae the service
a part pro pay allowing
Compensation the Of service dispensed
Bids should be addressed the Second Assistant Post
ribed Fopoah fer No 1884, Missipr
further particulars pamphlet advertisement for conveying
the N ais in Alubama Mississippi, &C., Of 1854 and 1856
JAMES Campbell,
Feb e6-law4ws sa.--~ Postmaster General.
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF GAS,

.... ..sfs w.smxaros Ga. tlsur Cosr.sv, Y
'"t H.. "t April ls, 1856.
sATIsfACroRy nfamsion having been obtained as % ne
- procured for the supply ~
board of fuimen ~ the promse gwen
IN circular Of ls have she psasure 70 STAT.
enabled reduction W fhe pce
Accordingly discount oftwelve and half per cent WI
alt bills for consumed amer me th o. rune
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