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LNo. 81. |

No SILL
Nofes Of the Rsss,abishmen Of he Land O6fcs al YIN
csnnes, IN ne STATE qf Indiana.
IN COMPLIANCE with hs prov soas Of the ac or Congress an
proved August lsth 1856 continue The nt
oces Al ViacsHns Indiana, and and
g certain lands "a The Satss u Indiana aud no tmofy
elnded within thc Nuenaes lard dslenh hereby cases
and made known that the ces ~
have again been Cor The ehtry znds
ne II said land ofhces bad not been aboisbed.
Given under my hard al The city q washington this 3ad day
NuyefaDer, A. u. 1855,
,urs. A. HENDRICKS,
!, ;. Commissioner N he General Land ONCE,
Nov S-iaV1svy rpt. ana etat
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no THE LADTES.-MH n L. HARPER, - Broomhed street
Boston has choice ant
elegant embroidered ball dresses OF Pastan style
which universally admired Sewpo seaou AZ hs
then able supply the demand he takes opportunity
70 inform the ladies that he just opening fresh supply
which white and appropriate for bridal
ho, head dresses coiures, capotes collars manes an
which embroidered black lace
Of wreaths OF straw flowers, feather flowers sc.
N.BThs IL the only house in the United
goods q obtained.
Bosror, January s. 1850,
Ian s-oaw0-
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
Loss BY FIRE
Fsrs, Aaria., aAa Inla~a AAs4yaass.

F'rs, Aartss, aMa tHta'sd Ans@yaAes.
AUTHORIZED oAPiTAL AND SURPLUS,
sI,s6s,I6I ~.
FARMERS, AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA.
es Hortssl corner snasIsania agsnas and SsVsaissA
''ysa, Rashfgton, .. 9.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, Charles DiDsee,
George II. Amstrong Thomas AGhdeThed,
Charles A, Rubcsm, EdxsTd 4. Helnbold,
George HelmOod, r, Carroll brewster,
THOMAS b. FLORENCE, President.
EDwAKp R. HELHRoLB, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
John A Ihnmton, ygn,a avenue Island
John Rsges, No. sO inSeStn street, below reunylvania
avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain J. p Levy No S6T Psanvsaa SvsnGs opposite Ma
GENERAL suPERINTENDEST.
John ThOmason.
I9s business Of This company win compare goEa6y ~it hs
From the Ist day August oahs up u Ia January
l e premiums received anoanledto
only iory siA bundfad aud doa reported
WIN hsse eVatn'e Of and good management the dee
w. Satied sa And lhai ali tsir eialms viii be al
BY fire DWELLINGS, FUINTt ne MILLS MARIJF AuIo-
eoaiSa ), aas Iss,
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS, aud usual
and on 'he huts OF STEAMBOATS, navigating The WesSea
waters.
The premium win be as Tow as other companies and Ia
Dking lhcui Improvement and
Al losses speedily adjusted lid promptly paid
once northwest avenue Seventeenth
suee, Washington city, d, q.
Iasa1aaes may also BE- effected at lAe Home oaes,
RortaDst corner Walnut and Second strseiI PAiiaayhia
other principal cies of e Upiled States by
onces OF the company.
June l3-dly
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Land Warrant Lost.

TUE lIth dsY August
ls5, hR undersigned, EsbA erndou ond
I25 ~ i--u.d ~ Cummsune Pensions
for the United States urdr tie VI C"nHss fir 1855 enclosed
URiod tzyie AbCmarle Virginia
said MrusTs. VI Snyd NazhnTt N
riy said land blank
and has faled the ~
beeycd that the either frsudusnty from the
ina q last.
An are therefore hereby warned from purchasing the said
Itnsnd aPPy Y. u Pensions
duplicate oI Sid
ELISHA HERNDON.
Sept Iaw6w
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~ m. GlLLEg,
Ft..s...lt.. - Yasn
Fob II r0Iy

Has removed hlE ohos % III, re'ia Fransn Row,
~ aad Thirteenth streets e will his
ton principally 10 casc IN the Unitd
Having devoted much time concerning patents he will
rive advice and opinions legal questions arising before
he Patent 0re and appeals % the chief justice assistant
iutes Of the District nf Columbia and viii also assist In he
rrapauinp and tral of suits concerning Patens
&c w ap give written opinions prepare Tor par
before Congress either ofthe Departments
win cas before braid established r hrir
adjudication
Uct Is dg
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Law school CuIabsEiand Univslslty, "a Lsb.no.


Law sohooI % CuIabsEiana UnIs.asity, st Lsp.no.
Tennessee.
EACULIY, oD Abraham Caruthsrs, late circuit
agn Sihaa Of the udsc oftss supreme Oou
u TGBncsBsC.
unn Rrom6eP L. Ridley the caancelIors or ne STATE
ladgr Cauth0 and Green dev EoiT ko lime exclusively
C. tau EchnOl.
Plan ''insir,r0Ei oaiY class on III,
lEGtb90kh No u lectures explanations
thiy leEauas IN the progress Of the examinations.
=. weekly In VIII
dents commences suits of facts
sors ard prosecute them through al the
pfsoce The require them 70 prepare
deeds wills records and all Of documents read ey
icncs In the trials Some o taken by appeal 10
moot which held mophiy in
pubc at the cad ofoyc session The students s,k
rs jurors, circuit judges and chanceors and In oea
pacities connected with their sulla,
SsfsionfThe rEt the nird
iemher, End eaas tad Thursday February The
msasas the succeeding Monday In February ssaons
Thursday IN July, ~.
E-pear.f PER roA.Tuon foe $50 In advancs contuzon
~ boarding
which be had IN tho Lebanon bookstores " ~
-Four sessions required 10 comags course
dents sdvpncss os No previous study required ~ IA
mission. four regular classes Sudebt may enter Il
any time during tue collegiate year
There u moot Legislature school
Number Of sp9eaH collegiate year oiRhy-sir
ROBERT L, CARUTHERs,
Fob li-coiy President Board o. trustees
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ST. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
Near Epryinsb,fro, Frederick COUNTY Md

IHE session Of studies this
2ith August and terminates the Thursday
terms for board and tuition $50 payable semi
advance. There drawing
ss aRd also fr spanish, Italian, Gsrman, and Lau The
Tor the primary department composed OF pupils under
slO0 Annun, able har yearly advance
Of inquiry should addressed MOTHER SUPE
ROR Of st. Josephf Academy, Emmtsbs, Frederick county
Maryland.
Jul e-dlyeaT,
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mo. 56sl
Motto

Of WitbdrdOGl Of Additional Lands in Florida
EURTHER pursuance OF the enl,d graniinl
public Florida
Alabama, ol
approved l7h Nay se, Instructions
by his Office land Ohce Newnansvle and Tampa,
the 9Th withdrawal and suspension from
orders, Of the following described land
falling within the probable limits Of selection OF
Man Stem railroad in said state, Wit
Oce All lands
OF Withdrawn Tor the Cedar Key
of the line which divides and twsny
and ROTtA Of the line dividing townships nineteen and
Once TAMPA All the lands situated the line dividing
and five, and north Of
yides townships thirty and hiry-
my hand General Land Once The city
sshington this ninth day Of September, 1856
JOHN HOOD,
Sept l0-law6w Acting Commissioner
nd starl
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II Osr AND wARRANT.- wh.reas lard warrant vau =.
IL sned from Once l9h day Jnr
winder, ~ sA fer l6o and matted him htre
Maand and whereas he psid
beCnur io undersigned notice hat ctptnn
Of weeks det. application vii hs
Comm o Pensions duplicate land lieu The
=.
CHAs. n. wIgDRR, Attorney
RIDER wfNDER,
Dc lO-taw6s
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FNogossD pAERs or snLlxa.

SoI iresbi orpassage apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 90 Wall street, N. Z.
BROWN, SHfPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD h CO.,
~ Austin Friers London.
B. O. WAINWRIGHT l. CO.,
Paris.
The ships for gold ayeI
sUlons specie, jewy, precious metals unless bills
fading araCo therefor and the value
May l-du
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Land Warrant Lost.

gVIE pubic brrby day August
1885, undersigned lanes NJ HALEY warrant
No 72,0 fOr l2J issued Pea
United Saes under the
United mail scutsyle, AIbrinaTe county Wiz
gina land Me6zrs NJ suydef Wash.
iHEon city that the said land
trron transferred IN hark sy The undergned end failed
the said NJ snyder son and
waa either fraudlleuty tskrn from the mals "
Al persana agrnst purchasing
sPply Commissioner of PeEssnp
for duplicate uf said warrant.
JAMES N. HALEY.
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Gs WAX tAsT.The uudersigutd gives public
IL atths expiration Of sir ks this notice, application
made Of n duplicate
issued February, 1850 eighty
No. l55,212, a. owen Hytk, which has
haaa, tn LJMPKiN, Auorney.
OWEN MYRtCk.
w.sHrSeros, y. O, Decsmbsr6 9, 1865,
n.cE Ill IW,yss
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PROPOSALS for Free ing the Gustom-h house, d G.,
at Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
TREAsuRY DePaRTNEHr,

Washington, DrcemteT IL, 1856
PROPOSALS will received this Departments the 18th
day OF FesTua A. D. ls7 al O'Clock Tor the consiruc-
Oce and authorized
Portsmouth, New Hampshire according 10 the plans
spschca this Department. said be
building Different kinds Uf work
Kind Work and the total carried OUT
The right 10 reject or aecsp the proposals
UGed Tequrs the department also the
snI bds VINO
ths have attempted Obtain BY indrctoni ard all uds
shalt parties 10 interest who do join ths lids
bids investigation below Iar price ior tr
work
Bds gross, and will be
a details furnished the department. Of
ar,ces he work aud which
part OF the bid the interest the Unled sates
lgr.
according contract umnunt DC he
Rsgt department appointed nr purpose
paid a. pNgfcSes
retained un The completion % toe rgna and
Sc BY the Aforesaid and be la
event of uoB-tnlninenI Of contract.
w DC awarded Ouy master builders and
aud assignment Secretary OF
Treasury, ~ln be = forfeiture II the same.
Each posal must be accompanied BY written signed
sict judge aloney OF the said dse In the q IS
the whole work, OF propounae amount part
and bond, with proper and sufficient
! Il faithful performance.
Form Of required furnished on appt
Gns and working drawings will be ready amer
hiry days when Ley be had application the depart
No BID U 8 oonScrsI HrIsI fully com lies as detail,
rliA Ac rcgufj eiqet, Of fAtI aap1ttsenend,
The propas mut be ihs depar addressed
Custom Asuss" and viii be opened Al 10 O'clock
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Dec ls-lawtl6Fcb fIut acd slbT.l
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SpsttRCISs.
gold silver GEe aud plated pecrcIcs eye gases
all focusos, with peroca pescoc, and paraboa glasses
experience gives peculiar selecting glasses
adapted 70 the eyes Of
S2f Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
Jan a6-u
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ioner Of the General Land ofics.
NOTICE TO pRE-Es pTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled TO the right Of presumption any Of
lands witn the townships aid OF townships above enum
tod is required TO establish me the rsg
and receiver OF The land Office
soon aSpTdced6s dt seeing this notice. da
pointed o the commencement The pubic sale ands en-
bracing the tract claimed foeid
THoS. A. HENDRICKs
Commissioner Of the General Land OEe,
April 6-lAwl3w Intel. and Starl
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mo. 65s.l
Notice

Of tStldrdgal Of lands IN Florida Gs5 Aia5paa.
IN pursuance act granting public Land,
Ia alternate sections, the states OF fiodR and Alabama,
aid the OF certain railroads
l7th May 1885, all the ins within hfeen mIes
side OF following railroads and branch
viii from ST. Iohns Jackson vile, OF
Gambia bay near snsacos from Amelia stand the Atlantic,
the Tampa with branch To CedSr Key,
Gull Of Mexico texcsp, Tampa poon Of
with the Crder ksy branch um Pensacola FLORIDA
Montgomery habAma-haye instructions
suspended from SAFE and OCauon until nriher orders.
Given under hand, General Laad
Washington this isenty third day Of ssy, Isso
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
May 24-lAw6w TStaT n Intci,l ComunssontT
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mo. b62.l
Notice


Notice
Of the memorial Of the land office from Le5onon 10 Ctn
in the State Of Alaboyaa
IN accordance with the provisions Of
An authorizing changes in the
approved March hereby made Known
the land pubic lands
q ALsHAsA, VIII be removed to the Of CKsrRE said
State, and amer the thirty first day of Iniy
Gwen under hand, the Of Washington day
June, 4. ID. 1856
BY order Of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
CommssUaeT OF the General Land Once
June lS-iAw6w [Intel. SStar
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Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought To min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days % aud lang syne."
the senior ending June,
class the ending June, 1884, the sophomore
ending 1881 the Freshman
ending June, $780, hereby assemble
Washington, third March, A. d. 1887
brighten the links of the chain of love and friendship which
tide entirely exchange their
greeting sympathy and lament untimey
of their most promising compcers.
preliminary meeting OF the seiLappoined committee will be
held the first Monday in September A. D. 1885, the United
Hotel, Chesnut street, Fourth and FIh
which members classes whom
invited when the will
adopted to as full an attendance as possible.
whom addressed
enough furnish the secretary Of the committee mail
their respective post offices
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman of Committee
ALEXANDER G. HART, NJ. D.,
Phiiadelphia Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston AHeghany Co, Md
SAMUEL p RICHARDS,
Of Balsto Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JOIN WpIpMA OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 lIntellgenceTl
An newspapers civilized request
this advertisement in their editorial columns
Of classes scattered through tho four d
globe and oil newspapers throughout the United
requested sTatuous insertion
casonay this date ard the ID Of march, A. D. 1851
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.

TheS Shps comprising this following:
The Atlantic. Capt; Oliver Edndge
The talc Capt Jos. Comstock
The hdraus Capt James West
These shiss having been built by j
FE pEessy for government service, every
oRHa2k nken IN their construction, also their
ssasR 10 insure strength and speed and their
daons Tor unequaled elegance
Price OF New York Liverpool
IL second cabin SIS. From Liverpool New York.
gtlneas.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship,
NO beTths can be gseuIed anil paid for
The ships OF this line have tight bulk
AVOID danger from OF ~ deg
until alsr the lst OF August
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FORM or GUARANTEE.


To Capt NJ. G, Meigs, ". 8. Engineers.
We, thn undersigned, residents d, In tAc State o.
hereby Jointly and seyeay with the United States, and
guaranty the foregoing bid OF be he
they will within days aer the acceptance Of the said bid
the for the with GOOD and rucsHt suecs
perform furnish articles proposed In conformity the
ortP advertisement under which Il made And in
aad shall fail aoreEaid guaranty
make good the difference between the offer by tho had
the lowest bidder
(Sirnedl A, D,
c. D,
hereby certify that, my knowledge belief
above named guarantors arc good and sufficient
tslgnsi) Z. Y.
MmS-3awtshHaysIava
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IL EnBERs OF Congress and vis,ters 40 wassinEtos
III respectfully informed that TAYLOR MAURYN
BOOK and Stationery 9th
requirements Their stock addition fonortaI
important comprises every ortora,ue, sce
New books received immsdialcly publication
Weekly impOrtations from England
Cshounis Works, volumes
Jehersons Works, volumes
NehsteIs Works, vo's autograph edition
Eyerettis OratioBs and Speeches, 3 volumes
Ciayis Private Correspondence, volume
q. 8. PtCEiss's Memoirs, volumes
saReroiI's History Of the United states, 6 vouuca
statcsmanE Manual, 4 yuuv,es
Hekeys Constitution, ,.olume
Jenerson's Manual volnue
nns LonSu'u,sdas Of the United States, volume
Linois s-naes and Madison Papers, volumes
hf-rnNs and Statesmen, volume
stoTyAs Works, yoiumes
Lives Of Chief Justices United voun1a
Liebers Civil Liberty and self government volumes
Wus Liis Of PRtrck Henry, volume
Ksnnedy's Life Of Wiu, volumes
Gariand's Life Of John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, l volume
Dc Tocquovillrs Democracy In AmeTics, volume
The FedrraIst volume
GnmkeS Nature Tendency Of Free Institutions voGres
Constitutional Y 1T book, I volume
Nnreys Past, Present Future,
SeamaBP Progress of Matt ms, volume
AcEliFotb American Debaer, volume
Futuro Wealth of America, ! volume
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, volume.
Every description of American, Enga,
the hntE quaiiues, ~ the lowest prtcos
Visiting cards engraved and prnd greatest romptudr.
- - TAYLOR a NAURY's,
Dse8-du Near 9th
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NeN Nav YORK, BREMEk, ASD 5OUrR-
ssSs4Itf% ~ MPlON UNITED STA FES NAIL STEAMEHs.-
{s&& Tue shits comprising ths line Ihe WASHING
TON Capt X Casendy HERMANN. Capt, IA
Thsss sesass stop Southampton bO sOtas and rsssrns
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Professional NosIos

CONWAY ROBINSON, n Richmond, yrsjna praciiasE Rich
mOnd in the appeals United conr
Washingon city IN The Supreme Court. \. -. E
Letters n him viii b. directed Richmond. NirsnH
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Rosfont ~
n Lewis Rice Rehu enlarged, and elegantly furnished possessing
she modern nprufs snd nenes NJ ts
the travelling pghlsr.
bee n-dy
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Notice OF Limited partnership

I'HE undersigned notice hat ey
iIed painenp under the dIm Of Appleton Co whose place
o business Il le BalumoI6, purpose
selling stocks n-tcs das foreign and domestic
ana thecks and e transaction Of stock
eNchange basness that William stuart Appleton Henry W.
Howell reside ~ SAID city general parEe George
Rust frHdes Ia Lundnan VTlua, a partner
tha sad George Rust has contributed part
common stock M sum OF thousand dollars cash and
Ihe said partnership commences this 18th day
10 terminate on The 18th day Of March, 1857.
WM. STUART APPLETON,
II w. no = ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF yirripia,
HAVING associated ourselves indicated
Al nouee, tender In
stocks coin foreign and domestic exchange collection
o sight and time bs negotiation loans, bonds bills
pomiAso notes business public securities exchange
money We VIII make city collections, receive depostes,
checks, and allow interest standing
We have securrd services OF Mr. LAWRENCE BAYNE
(of the late firm Of Sden Withers, Co., Washington
who will hs undivided attention the general hunss
house. and all acts OF his therein viii be fully recognised by
APPLETON s. CO,
April Sow al4 Baltimore street
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WIT and wis5um OF the Rev. sydney su,ttnt by Buyc
w knck 81 B. =
The Life and Travels Heodous In che PsAa Csnury bsoy
Chrsti IN imaginary biography fouaasa fsct by nj
boy wheeler Y. r. q, 3, 2 vnls A..
The Huguenoi Erilcs historical novel IS cents.
Mechanics Tables, continuing ofcr
ces and sides Of esnal squares, cscarnrsnces of anEsd
hoops, cutting Of boiler plates &C. ke; by Charles H. ia
WELL nsrne engineer. So cents
ln,rodne'ion 10 the ssnay Of An; by NJ A. Dwight 81
Lie Sketches Pahs ser,es IN m.,,e,p c.
by Mrs lula Z Dun,ont 81
The pi-s and Progress of Eueh Can.tptiou, BY
Greasy, NJ A. Third edition. al.
n. @. Trench, D. %. is oAs,s. " -
just published, and Cor al TAYLOR A NAURys
juno ~ Bookstore, 9th -
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THE Letters OF Madame as sevigne Daughter
and Friends, edited W Mrs. Sarah j. bale, I 81 2
The Letters Of Lady Mary Wosy Moutsgn, edited by Mrs sa
rah J. Hale. l vol. 81 05 ~.
Nays FRANCR TAYLOR
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PROPOSED DATES oT sAILlSG-lsss.
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Lost Land warrants.

Dec W. aawiI6F.h
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spsotasI,s.
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Caution-Louery Frauds.

Dec Is 2uwtl6Feb
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Dee 10 iswSw
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom house, L. C.,
AT Ogdensburgh, New York.

Dec Is-Qtnwu7Feb tint a sarI
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Propose for EFectiug the Post ONCE and
CouFt-hOuse at Windsor, Vermont.

Dec ls- lawll6Pcb
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-03
Scarcity of Horses in Europe.

A correspondent Of the Spirit of the Times,
writing from Paris, under date of May 3lsi,
remarks on the state of the London horse
market as follows -" Ladies' saddle horses
are not to be had, neither are carriage hor-
ses, which will surprise you. In .thirseen
days search could not find a decent PAIR for
sale at any price. II this war lasts another
year, the Europeans will be importing hor-
ses from America, end il would be we'll
worth the attention Of our farmers and breed
ers 10 raise large horses fiji 10 draw q heavy
carriage, OF carry a heavy man. Good sad
die horses for gentlemen, are still to be found
BY paying for them a firsi.rate one stands
you $500" A Utica, NY, paper states
that gentleman is now in that city purchas.
ing carriage and saddle horses for The Paris
market. s.
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Beauties of ofice-HoIding.

Mr.. Atwood, the editor of The Clinton Dem.
ocrdt, lately resigned his situation as Poet.
master at Lock Haven, and thus congratu.
lates his successor: M tab
We would congratulate our friend Caller
on disappointment, If we did not know'b By
experience thaf il is ralher,a subject of con-
dolerce than cougraiulaiion. He becomes a
slave the moment he takes upon himself the
duties oil the Office. Ee must move at the
command of every man, woman, and child
in the community he must labor seven days
ard nights in the week; he must do more
work than ought to be done by two men, for
less pay than ought 10 be giveH1o one, for
doing the half of il; he can employ no. as
sistanoe, for the emolumehts of :he Office
will no, permit it; bis duties will be of the
most tedious, vexat8 8ws futt aanoYing chas.
acleT, and he can1ol, while be holds The of
fee, for moment escape from them. Wher-
ever he goes, il he ventures out of the Office
at all The annoyances will attend him. For
his faults a. an officer, il he has any, he will
be censured by every body, and for his mer-
its, he will be censured fully as much as for
bis faults. The largest amount of censure
will be given him by those who have The
least business in the post office. The man
who receives lottery circular once month
from The Baltimore bsackless, will discover
more irregularities, and make louder COM
plants, than all The lawyers, merchants and
business men in town. Those who have the
largest correspondence will make the least
complaint and give him the least trouble
All the children IN every family will call up
on him at least once every day, (and it will
be lucky day that they do not call oilener,)
and at each call, no matter how often he has
looked the same day before, he must look
again, or be charged with neglectiug his du-
ty. He must have the suspicion of stealing
lottery circulars, Irish letters ard Dutch
newspapers. For all failures of newspapers
and correspondence 10 arrive oil the Office at
the proper lime, he will be held responsible.
IT he can not patiently endure this cease
less round Of irksome, tedious, night and day
labor, these constant annoyances, suspicious
complainings, aud fault findings; if he can
not cheerfully comply with every demand,
reasonable or unreasonable, that may be
made upon him, at any hour of the day or
night; If he cannot gel along without eating
or sleeping, twill be said of him, as il prob
ably is Of his predecessor, che is not fit fo.
a postmaster" If any man in the world can
endure all that will be demanded of hihl,
MIR. Caller is the man; but we have strong
rusPIcrUu rfIut EVEN mrs pun0uvv ,vut
humor will not stand the wear and tear oil
the post Office in Lock Haven. We venture
the prediction thai. like him whose place he
is taking, he will 'rejoice and be exceeding
glad" when the day of his emancipation ar
riyes.