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1nTH WARD FILLMORE AND DONEIsON CLUB
~ Members OF the Club and others who intend parc
in the great demonstration, requested at
ub Rooms Of Grand and Essex streets at
O'Clock precisely, on Friday evening.
WM. VAN DuzER President.
THOMAS c. HAIL. Secretary.
11THwARD TWENTY. EIGHTH COUNCIL DISTRICT. =
At meeting Of the regularly 'eced Council Conn,t
tee OF the Twenty ghth district held NJ III PM street
Thursday evening, sept H. Mr. VIM. Taylor received the
unanimous nomination Tor CoupcinRn of said district.
PETER TRACY, Chairman.
PETER Wrrs, Secretary.
Edw ard Cotton, CLARK, Tbos Rorke.
18TH wARD.-AT THE ELECTION HELD IN AC
lC cordance with the recommen iaAon Of the Denocra
General Committee the Inspectors would not give lir sigh
The voters left and held their election at $40 broadway and
elected the following ticket
MAY crafty Convention Michael fooual James J. Roosc
welt James o Nell Jonas tonkiin, John Boyle.
Congressional CoDyentioa--Wiltam Mcln'yrc Hug y
Mctra h. William Campbell, James DAars, James Most
james Pagan, Felix Cullen.
Assembly Conveniion-Julus Fher, Augustus e. Mintcr,
William Hsrd. John scaily, Parx coryin.
Charter Conyenton-Edward salmon, Michael Preston
James Burns, john Coogan Charles iolrer, Christian
Bernard Ga1eny. Patrick Mcian, George Sohlk
James McNuitv George Weszer Timothy % Brcn, ThofuA
Welsh, Thomas Whiting, James shultz
Thirty ninth Council Disirict-James Devln, FrederisS
Doltz, Peter Oats, John Lynch George Jackson.
Foreth Council DstrctIei emah HlgEins, James Ehpls
James Carr Michael Preston, Michael Noonan
Ford William Cook William NJ Giles William Bcn,ly.
JUIUS EHLERS, J
HUGH McG.RR, Inspectors
JOHN DENNY,
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Duane street soc,s the attention Of his aud
public TO tall style gencmens hats They are boau
iu IN style and finish Give him call.
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Black Cloth suits i.

sSsSCA 1AOsss 80
9entee cashmere buAness suits.
srne oiack trock coat5
Elegant blue iress
Eich MORE antique silk rests
At EVANs extensive oohng warehouse, &c and % Fulton
2yeet
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The Philadelphia Trade 'saie to Book
sellers viii tuesday I'D instant, The catalogue
compIses invoices from the principal publishers throughout
the United States
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Pianos and ELECTROMAGNETIC Horace Waters
improved pianos and meodeons 70 be found only
S Broadway Pianos rent and rent allowed on pur-
shase for sale monthly payments; second hand pianos
rom $50 70 xls0; mei0deona from $40 TO Sl35.
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18TH wAKD-wE. THE UNDERSIGNED, fNsPEr
nf Election Ia the Seventeenth ward, do hereby
tfy such erection held the lth day of Sc
inst Hermitage Hall, between the hours OF O'Clock and
O'Clock r. and that nj said election the following ticket
duly elected by majority Of the whole number OF votes
MayoraIty Conventional. ;. seiah H. q. swift. H. her
rigan. 4. Weston r. Malay.
Coz gresslona convcnt,n-1imo'hy Donovan, Manus xxi
~ Edward Pheian, Robert Mcnte, George III. Ross rho
m Wallace. John yanderyoort
Assembly Convention stephen Wilson, John h. fogcrty
Anthony Woods edward scrslta, James L. Benedict.
charter conyenoa-N. :; sellh, Patrick bssy. Y. wcs
ton Richard e. Felows limo hy donovan John Diamond
Andrew Reeves Peter hsnny, Lewis Gar}eatef ~. Sw0,
Laurence Dcmpsy u. Malay James y. Henry w. O. II ~
II. q. swim
Counc Convention Forty sixth pss'rcsJohn ya7desbeak
VIM H. Van Berschoen Edward Malay, George =. Busa,
John Andrews
Fofty seventh Dksrict-pairick Carrgan John Wander
wort Iirnothy Donovan, q. H. Ross. Charles Moore.
forty eighth Dstrcfreacrck tolz, Christian keh, John
Ionix John Hartman Jarob Biell
Forty ninth Distrsct-~Pid, oNel, Michael Phelan, Nor
gan O'Brien. Geo. W. sohurvnan, David Burke.
Ffieih Di.tfict--Jotn b. fogariy william Burke Michael
German, John Rs an Patrick byrnas
TIMOTHY DONOVAN
FRANCIS KELLY. Inspectors
PIkRREy. MkSSOy y
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VouNG MENs DEMOCRATIC UNION cfUBTur
Il club will meet nj their Mercer House ME ~ -
day evening l2h inst; q socock ". Punctu i atnd
Of every member expected. All DEMOCRATS " az leo
70 with the club on s visit 70 rhadcpha on I-t
specially invited 70 attend this meeting Tbr noba
Club Of Phisdelphia promise br beg~ = ~
Union Club fine reception on their arrival thcr, '
Jops y. WHITE, screAry
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New Musfc.-Just Published, by Horace
wATER ass Broadway Poor Old Bob as sung at Christy
pause Price, 20 cents. Also Somebody's Waiting for
Somebody Price, 70 cents. Two very popular pieces
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10Th wARD-AT A PRIMARY INJECTION, IsEI.D
al John Egans feed Forty second strest and
Third avenue. pursuant call ramnany Hall Thas.
day. September H. 1850 the following ticket elected by
large majority
Mayoralty Convention Isaac Edwards Stephen W. Drew
Gregory Conner, 4 HON a. Starr, julius Johnstoa,
rcss,onal Conv Roger nolsn grurge BpRdN
James starr Hiram Chandler, Michael y brien Elwara
Pafseis William kouch
Assembly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. Kip, George Green,
Patrick Russell, John Caryy
Chatter Convention oberi Gamble, samuel Allen, John
Singer Dennis Britt John Conner, john Gaui James Me
Gecry John Leader. James Donah Thomas Hapin james
Leary Edward Denis James Reed John Burke. Michael ka
vanagh. q. C0NNOR, D.
DENNIt BRITT, INSPECTORS.
PATkrCK ROACH
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HAVANA sEGARs.-ALL THE FAycpTTF BR sNps
hv the hun red thousand. small IN eab.oaa ri,a
aud faripas, 10 close cor sxrnent
r. Y. ROGERS, l6f Maiaen lane second story.
GEGNRs-ChsH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE RAR.
~ gains from stock OF over nsliiou alsn 100
boyes superior family soap AZ per no. Cas advances
eevsrs ~ Havana. dou estlc ~ Gerfnsn nsnuiawu
y. CREEKS " Broadwy
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Vrofxvy,s NEW RESEARCHES ON ANCIENT HIS
,orv embracing Of the History OF the Jews
u ,Se captivity Babylon and showing the origin Of the
Meas legends cerpng the crson fall ofman and cor
,'s,or az languages Handsome I2mo 81 & just pubHsh
"a srd sen By NAL postage free by g. BLANCHARD "a
Kar ar street,
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2TH WAkD-FoR MAYOR, FERNANDO WOOD
. Mayoraty Conventon--C,has ii. Ring BENJAMIN Wood
H. W. = Bonsall Peter Nixon. Patrick Gallagher
Congressiona-leog g. Bernard. James Armstrong vii
lam Wainwright Hugh McNeais Robert Linn, James Nc
Loughlin, Isaac Robinson
For Assembly-iunas N. Phillips Thomas Hlker John H.
Lydecker, T. \. Craner Bernard ,avanaeh
lIth Council Distrct-Waer ". Adams Thomas Cunning.
ham George Duroche, Edward j. Arnouy George Truss
lsth Council Dstric-A. Nietsch, n. w. jacques, J. H.
Whelpey, r.. Osborn. I. Kelly
18Th Council Dsuict-Ashbe Denison, W. r. Denman
Lewis transway David A. Fowler, W. #. Godfrey.
10Th Council Disrct-Francs Barange, Denison b. Wood
James Sanna, Daniel smith John Goodwin
Charter Conventcn-W. II. Appleyard John Riley Daniel
iamm Bernard Brennan, VIM Fredrcks WIN. Carter, Ste
phen ID. steson John Lindsey Maurice Harr,yan Patrick
Clone Isaac Robinson. James Merricd, Robert Reed
Daniel Linn Rooert e. Wild
We the undersigned inspectors hereby certify that the
above ticket was elected having majority three
hundred ana eighiyeicht alt others
JOHN X. LYDEGKER,
ROBr. REED Inspectors
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
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1ST WARD.-AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION, HELD
at 10 nreenwieh street Shursiay Sept IL, 1856 be-
tween ne hours Of and r. NJ the call of the
General COMMITTEE OF ammany following
escied by large fnaorlty:-
Delegates TO tho Convention for the
Offices OF Mayor City Judge and Governor of the
Josiah " brown .eholas Dmond Thsaas o. Buraes John
For ngreional-Edward Burke John c. Bailey, Andrew
ael Dora8, Jy
Assembiy-John scully Patrick Karney Patrick kese-
dy, schoas Bailey William Hackett
Charisr-Wi,isn Farrell James Doyle, Patrick seanin
Thomas Farrell Edward Noonar Pntri,k baldwin. John Nc
Manon benjamin Shepard Charles Earle John Brady Henry
sullivan o'
First Soupcl Dlstrict-Dennis j. Conley james Doran,
James Lee, Patrick A. Dpiey, Albert Wa!se
Second Council Dsrct--Jas Fitzgerald, o. Gallagher VIM
PiGgo, Bernard Mullins Edward Coady.
With power to IN vacancies
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DOTH WARD.-AT AN FLEGTTON HELD ON THURS
~ day evening the nth n~art between tho hours OF
and r. NJ pursuant 10 the call OF famnany Han the follow
ing received the number Of votes duly
declared elected -
Mnyoralty Convention WIN. McConkey. Wiiiam Joyce,
Thcf j. Munday Hurh Mooney, Adolph Schweyer.
Congressnnsi.-Malach Martin. J. W. Royce, Thos a
Dunn. Daniel Connolly Richard Flanagan keyran Perkins
trsbeis O'Nefll.
Assembly a; . Duup John Doyle A. Kreutzer Patrick
nimond, II. ". Kennedy.
,hartsr-wm Moniesh. Vim. Menck. Jas Wallace. John
oCcnnor. Jas Aspc Francis nhn John Downing, Patrick
Joyce Henry iarkin. aicsse scaweyer Edward Lennon
John Davis Samuel cochran. Charles Davis Michael Duly
FIFTY first disirie-Caspar Myers, Daniel H. Kennedy, Js
serb sumner, r. Mhemau. r. Hawkins
PIC distrr-John O'aara n. Burnen John Riley
Isaac II. Ayres. Anthony kmbeil
fHty third district - has bowd Iox fffer Owen Haauao
Terence Mcclure Michael v Aon.
JOHN DOYLE lru..an.u~.
DAHIEi. CONNOLLY INSPECTORS
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NEW Ell Doslpo DIscovEREo-e GOLD ABUNDANT on
THE sURrACE-IyAERSE EXCITEMENT AT SANTA
Fs-PARrIEs FoRuisG TO GO 10 raE NEW GOLD
RE6Ior-IHpIsS TROUBLES.
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No 5Gll
Notice Of the Withdrawal of Lands in Mich

IN pursuance Of the Congress approved ID June ls5o
king grant land the OF Mtsnfolr aid In
railroads said STATE
been given by this Office the aud continue
lands, probably falling within prescribed limits selection
directed hsretooe ordered telegraph
9Oih Of May last 10 wni
once DUScaS' Al the lands in the district, in The southern pc
HnSua between and II and township
8 In the northern Psnuua all the lands north Of
%, and west ofranEe 10 west
once Iost,i An The andsin the district except
shire III ~ 49, and "a lying west Of range ~ west.
Oce Al the lands In the District except hosr
townships Uwnsp ~
and those north OF township 10 and east Orange east
Ohice DrTRofr! All the lands district lying between
townships and II north, and ali situated range
oee KsL.x.Eoo Al the lands In the district lying of
range west
Once All the lands district SITUATED
south sf Township 81, In ranges 90 % 81 ineusiys.
South township ST. ~ inclusive.
South of nship So In ranees Is aud 49,
South Of township -, 10 ranges 81 and 49,
NORTH oftuwnshIp 46, In ranges 20 and 40; and
North ofmwnship fs, in ranges Al and a,
These latter, embracing all the lands advertised in the
resdent proelamaon No sS2, be ohed Jsy
ae Ma which viii not therefore, be offered at The pub
therein ordered
Given my hand oaco al the city of
Wsshingoa, this thirteenth day Of June, ls56.
THos. a. HENDRICKS II
June l4-lawtwt finiel s,ar.l Commissioner.
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Mr.. RuCHANAN.

He has circulated extensively about Washington and
Philadelphia London and 0stend but, believe, has
never been in the Mississippi valley He knows very little OF
his own country by experience and still less of It's people
Gazette.
This language Is applied TO Mr. Buchanan, who has rep
resented the United States at the courts Of Russia and Great
Britain who has resided In the West and every part
Of the Mississippi valley who the contemporary and
associate during the whole lives Of Webster Clay and Cali
houn and who perhaps than any living m-n, has
been compelled by bis position 10 know the people and the
country.
How much did Washington, Jefferson, and Madison
know Of the country and the people They in
tho Mississippi valley Two Of them we're abroad.
They circulated extensively about Washington and Pha-
dephia- Cincinnati Enquirer.
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To ho holders Of bon2 e6ae other sden of the dbt
~ state Of Tesa the iafc rJpbH thereof under Of 2sn
February, 1855,
TREasuRV DEPARTMENT, April IA, 1855,
WHEREAS The ih section Of the
tied An act 70 provide for tse of
the hate republic ~ TEXAS
OF September D. 1861 requires the
give notice by public the
Of ue time when payments will be made under ssid
Asd whereas notice hY
Department. and duly published setting act OF Congress
and the act OF The legislature oe OF
requiring tho csr other evidences of
for 70 he filed AZ this department with and
sdav therein pointed thirty prior lst OF June
And whereas the said ih section further provides pay.
meni shall he made bond csrdcate debt
which shall not, thirty days before the by notices
be presented at the Treasury Department
Notice s hereby given 10 the holders of bonds
other evidences said debt unless
this department wi hin hereof will
be excluded from AL benefits Of said axruoaby the sec
OF the
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ap I5--law2m Secretary oC the Treasury
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rurnel Toudvine Us. Johnson Cray and Ma,ta Sessions.

tn equity in Somerset before Hoe Th"as A. Spence
Judge OF the 9Th luoca circuit OF maryla1d.
NHE object Of this suit procure a cerain
raj estate for the raf'iiou perfectng
che complainant to
ara Sessions The bt Ia certain James
all is estate of every kind SUSAN dusg
afset her daHta William VI.
Elizabeth Ann Vanee Henry smith,
sha said James died seized Of lot OF gru.Ha Ia Salisbury
said her III. tc
purchase by
Nance death Isad Jnhn
lemohs Josiah EingswoIt his
and thu TUE Of Maria Sessions and Mary H. seons
his his only heirs the death
Townsend aud the descent right Mary s. slemons
sale The said Mary ".
his life Mara Sessions
m therefor there was,
io desuoyed tnc dsalh OF Susan si and the descent
her her brOther i@ said Henry,
the Virsinia the complainant
with Johnson OF said lot goahd
and Of subject
srts for tho life of ssd Susan WIN still living
ANTS ue the tenth Interest aforesaid sod said Ma
a Sessions said John slemous and decree
the partition, and order Of publication
said Johnson, aeu IL
the subscriber circuit Judge OF The eighth Judicial circuit
land ordered complainant, copy
TO be INSERTED published Washington
beo. day
this bill them appear this court, person
ctof before hcenth
premises and show h tty have why decree should
psss prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
GEvts wooLyoRp, Clerk.
Jane 7-lsw5vif
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pursuance ofan approved 18th May, 1856 mskr grant Of
lands 70 the saa ofIowa in alternate
sucon of eerain railroads IN said state
Issued from this ON Withdrawing from market.
ORDERS a the laHas
lowing dsuicis which still open
ing sales and locations, viz
Once Mt Dacorrah, all the lands In the district
OAce At Dodge. a te and of townships
% aud
Once sions city all the lands fihs Town
ships 81 and ~.
Gvrn ppdsr my hand General Land oce At the city of
RIOS. A. HENDRICKS,
N~ ss-lswfw Hat End slari Commissioner
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Of ,oithdrdWdt Of lands IN Forida and alabama.
IN puuancs of the entitled UAn granting puic Isns
In alternate sections the of Madame n
aid In the construction o cerain railroads
proved 7 May, 1885, a the land lying wiln miles
each side OF following railroads and act
witt from S Johns Jacksonville waters
Gambia bay nenr Pensacola from Amelia island the Atlantic
of Tampa bay, with Key The
Gulf of Mesico tercept Tampa portion pr
ton with the Ceder Key branch and om Florida
Montgomery, Aishanshave by
suspended from sae and location until Further orders.
Given under hand, tbs General Laad Once,
Washington, this tweniy-thfd aaS ss Nav, is5s
THoe A, HENDRICKS,
Nav at-iawhvt Star Tplril covrlssionsT.
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NOTES

Bidders required inform themselves The actual distance
buk Of tho be carried 1.-THE whole mail
uured be taken cach pJ and all other points
abiy
of the required sevice beore makHE their popos Which
be guaranteed BY responsible ce6ed such
postmaster judge court Of record and
eed into bY the scccss bidder, With surety bcfore the h
of Decsmbsr 1850.
No via be made Cor trips performed, and for o such
oissons actoiy explained three times
be deducted For arrivals 50 sr hehind time 10 break
d.pndpg malls, and sufficiently
for tho subject
imposod delinquency promptly
isfacory orphaned, ff peEiectnE from
r. post ocs for snaerng 70 be injured destroyed, robbed
Eo ios and for refusing afer demand,
f~1ucstly the
ciss The route. The Postmaster General
repeated failures aRrcsahly
syirs the Office laws Instructions o the department
Postmaster Generrl he schedule lie
Of service by so-nr therefor
pay lie nsy ssso euftai service
whole pro rata decrease of paw allowing
pnh's compensation the o dispensed
Bids should be addressed aSecsnd
General uperscribcd ropo.sls o salt Lake City
V JANE~ CAMpnEIL,
II May si-is~fwt
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
HOUR or MEETING.


Mr., CAMPBELL. Of Uhiu asked tht Unanimous cousett
Of the House to Introduce resolution changing the tmb Of
meetipS from IL TO IL o'clock,
Objection was made.
rryAL ADJOURNMENT OF CosGREss
Mr. JONES' Of Tennessee asked leave to take up Senate
resolution fixing day for the final adjournment of Con-
Mr.. MATTEsoN, Of New York, and many other black
republican members objected.
ADMISSION or KANSAS As 4 STATE.
The House then resumed the consideration Of the bill for
the admission Of the State Of Kansas into the Union the
question being the motion Of Mr. DrE, Of Indiana to
commit the bill to the Committee OF the Whole the state
Of the Union and then the motion Of Mr. Grow, oPenn-
sylvana 10 recommt II to the COMMITTEES on Territories
pending which, the motion Of Mr. STEPHENS OF Georgia TO
amend the motion commit by adding instructions, and
the motion Of Mr. Dunn to amend the instructions of Mr.
STEPHENS #.
r GROW, Of Pennsyyaba under the rule Of the House
which gives the member reporting bill the right to
close bc debate on H. addressed House advocating the
passage of the bill and opposing all substitutes
Mr. McMULLN, Of Virginia in reply 70 portion Of Mr.
ied 20 The Committee OF the Whole for the purpose Of
having 1t fully aud fairly debated Neither himself nor
those with whom he acted wished TO make any acous op
position TO the b and as soon as II had received proper
consideration the hands Of the committee should II take
that drecor he ready TO vote with s friends TO re-
por. IL back to the House
The SPEAKER stated the first question to bc on The
motion of The gentleman from Indiana Mr. Dunn to amend
the motion OF the gentleman from Georgia Mr. SrEPHEssl
TO commit the bill with instructions bI adding the follow
ing "a additional section to the substitute proposed
And BE- further eaaotsd Tst so msoh Of the lah section
o SD section Of the the first session OF
the yhird Congress- commonly caped the Kansas and
Nebraska act reads follows"Eept the sth section
Of the act preparatory 10 the admission Of Missouri into the
Union approved March Q, 1920 which being inconsstent
with the principle Of intervention by Congress with sa
in the States and Territories recognized by the lers
ason Of 1880 commonly called the comrromsc measures, IL
hereby declared imperative and void being the In
and meaning OF this 10 slavery into any
State Territory to exclude II herefom, bat 10 leave
tho people thereof perfectly free 10 form and regulate their
doeso institutions In their Way subject only 70 the
oonsltution of the United States Pordo That nothing
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PosT oTTtCE DEFlRTNEsT, May 81, 1850
pHOpOShLR for conveying the mails the United
hrst of December 1885, 70 the 3 day of November le6o
The following route, viii be received the Contract oace o
s department until o'clock % Of The 18th of Octobur 1856
~ decided the next day, TO wits
- s9l From Independence Mo- ria Fort keRncy and
Larami., Ia Ntbfatka Territory, salt Laks city, In
Utah Teri ory, ,lt0 miles and back, a month.
Leave Independence The fret day NJ month
Arrive Salt Lake city on the las day o the month";
Leave Salt Lake city the pa day of every month AT
Arrive Independence by the last day of the month.
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United states Mails.

PosT oTUCE DEPARIusT,
NAY 20. Is56.
PROPOSALS @, the United stntss mails Om
day of July le6 day Of Juiy ls5s following
will be received Once of the
partment the of washugtos, until OF the
lsth Of Iuns next, 10 be decided the nert day
I4S0l Indianapolis by cumbersnd Philadelphia Green.
hed, Cleveland, Chariottesvlie, knivhtstown, Oe
den, Lcwisytic, Dublin, Cambridre, East German.
town, Ccnrevilie, Richmond, aud New Paris, o
Dayton, Ohio, 1i9 miles and back, daily, sun
day, BY such mode Of transportation incIade
the cntire mail.
SCHEDULE.
Leave Indianapolis daily, except Sunday. Al t2m;
Arrive Day by a m = mortings
Leave Dayton dpy, except Sunday, at lam;
Arrive At Indianapolis next morning by Sam.
NOTES,
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee signed BY
responsible persoss, in the following mnnnert
Il, State Of pFapomr 10
convey mail from July l. 1855, June No
from TO agfseably advertise enlent oC The
genes May 90 1885, BY the following mode
Of conveyance, via
for the annual ~ dollars,
THIS u made with fail the
route, the weight Of other Particular
n reference 70 ne route and service and oso amer careful
nation Of The instructions md requirements attached
tiacmsnt,
Dated
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United states Mails.
PoSr orrroE DErARrMEST,

PoSr OruoE DEPARTMENT,
May 49, 1856
pROPosALs carrying United States mails from the dr,t
route will be received ut the Contact Office the Office
pat'ment IN the city Of Wellington, until o'eloek, M
18th Of June aerl, to he decided the ne II day:
No. l4504 From indianapolis Bridegroom, Panhsld Beye
Buesyile GTeeBcasue Manhattan, Reels MI, Har-
mony, Brazil, Van Buren, and Clover Land, TO Tene
Haute, "a miles and back, sin times week, by such
mode OF transportation viii include The entire mall.
SCHEDULE.
Leave Indianapolis daily except Sunday, at IN, and
Arrive az Tefrs Haute next days BY
leave rerre Haule daiIy, except sunday, at aud
Afrpe al Indianapolis next days by 10 a IN.
NOTES.
Each proposal accompanied guarantee signed
two responsible persons, In tho following manner
FORM OF BID.
-, Of -, county of -, State of -, propose 10
convey the mail from -, No. -, from
-, agreeabiy TO the advertisement OF The Postmaster
General dated May 49, 1885, and by the following mode OF
ance, viz!
for the of - dollars.
Dated
(signed)
FORM or GUARANTEE. .....
The undersigned, residing at -, State of - undertake
be the Postmaster bidder shall
Of July, 1885, may be-
obligation perform the service proposed, with good and
sufficient Ruretes.
lsigned by two guarantors.)
Dated
This should be accompanied by certificate postmaster
guarantee. .
FORM or CERTIFICATE
The undersigned postmaster Of - State Of -, certiGes,
under his oath Of Office that he acquainted with above guar
good their guarantee.
Dated
(Signed)
JAMES Campbell,
Maye'-law4w Postmaster General.
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CoRS foR InELANpsThe French brig Maria which clear
ed al Philadelphia Thursday for Londonderry carries
out a. freight 1880 bushels oF corn,