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The qaspes OF nuy OF ali may increased or
the service may hereafter require The contracts viii heree br
may require be delivered hosv respectively
Contrac9rs residing the place. where deliveries
in furnishing required and when
m promptly win The Chief OF tbs Burean
be made supply deficiency under ra penalty be
pressed the The record Of requstion duplicate
copy thereof the Bureau OF Provisions and Ctong, eher
Of the sfe-sd shall be evidences ths such equson
has been made and received. ... -..-.. -...a#.
separate must
said ysrd and in than article n eonaned
offer, Chief OF sccep,
o The articles contained such ode and
whose
will be them for execution which
returned to The buirsu within days, exclusive OF the time
guir for the regular Transmission of the mail
Two approved suress equal to the estimated
viii be required and
payment. thereof security, addition %
its performance, and no, In event TO be paid until s
Ia all respects complied win eighty Of the
of s deliveries made viii be paid BY the within thirty
days alter bills daily authenticated shall have been presented
him.
Bapk forms Of proposals may obtained application
Ports8ouIL, New Hampshire Boston,
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore, Washington Norfolk, Pensacola and at
record or dupo. letter Informing bidder Of the &C
OF his proposal v be deemed notification
within The esnas o. act e 1885, and bis hd will be made and
accepted conformity with this rnderstananR.
Every made be accompanied tss directed In the
Congress making appropriations Cor ths naval service r 1886 ~
responsible persons effect thai he they undertake
iha the bddrr bidders witt his ihe bid be
iao osnon within nse days With good Snd
70 furnish the supplies popoed The hHrea1 viii not be obgusd
consider proposal accompanied
qured by Law the % the rasrntec TO BE ccasd
Of BSsrrs called fav2ies description
sT required in ths fHpestton or reeepfton, ts, 5i
risd comparison uu arfioes osered
saple eorrsof rsopF fau sr4 AsiT
also yaTfioua eed 70 ths joint
hares ls54, and . hs ae of ne loth -ausri 1876.
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INSTRUCTIONS 10 BIDDERS.

NJ win be made FIR trips eonad each OF Euol
onons satisfactorily explained three times
deducted For arrivals schedule
rxruspd fourth u the THE "Trip may deducted Tue
contract he aGnued for repeated faiurea violating
post Office laws iI disobeyhs the departments
The Postmaster General
,ata iucease the lie may alter schedule
vded the unning time be din ALSO he may
discontinue
condition OF his allowing months exra The
seiyife dispensed with ~ T q
INCREASED will be allowed excess,
distance points supplied carree
stated. The by OF
JAMES CAMPBELL.
.-....... ..t.. ~. Postmaster General
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT., March IL, 1856 au
lg-iaW4w
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IHts - To give notice that the suh-crssrr hn- ob-
tanSd from ophaas' Of Bamore cty letter. iests
the n Eleanor Davidson late Of ssd
CITY, frcsaed Al eisms against the said decesd
se hereby waned exhibit the the vouc ers thrrpo
70 The susserbr % ocoher merits they
ntsrts W law excluded from all hsnen, of said estate
Az pons indebted enid requested maize Immediate
payment.
Given uader my hand this sh day ~ April, lsss
DAVID STEWART, Executor,
40 u-lswfw No % st Paul street, Baltimore.
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Var sale Four Hundred Negroes aad Ten Thousasaa
AcYss Of Cane-hrake LAID ia DaIiss and Fersy
/. r

For -Four Hana,sd ssss9s: Asd Ten Tn...as.,
an The Monday Ap nsr lhe I,hl wli seil cahawba,
Dsa soas,s Ala @ ls hssest oiadst io eas Or Mobile
drsd likely nssfos aso my others on longer ume All
viii also se s any curing this year, private sals, '
sa u on ne valuable negroes lots sui
pSy aated biseS laadp aeudins
..s. sa II. e s Lsa
ss tiosnes Place. Cross Roads all OF which for
a. eisssa1 proved and adoinins
acid sis niss from hs Guy q ssan WIN ssea. oa, saaa,sa
ground, garden all ~ hrSsaie condition These pana
mills, above Mobile and west o o The Alabama vs
winch Is nhysb for sieambosls Near seven 'hoa
Woosse railroad and 90 body and mites
@ sa aa , ,as a SS ns ns me aspos ' s ea run
regularly " the other Plantations, one % on The Selma aosd
sS of The city of ssa 1ese pan'atns ia the highest
STATE q eal,a,on win s9Ga sa. GIN hin. nrss eo,.
will s, Them in tracts % afpurchnser q 800 io loe
bs aesied aud win without the
negroes ',set laaaen ,ss,s & !, ,,,.
the purc whi the growing, or in Decem
n not sold privasy p.cyous Monday
next a tha day at selma sell 10 the hshe b'dder such
Such op,otanio before presented
on @ g,1 ss ses dcut for years past 10 ind IL The
brake" region for sale any price, or even To purchase
nrse plarons arc fertility transportation and
S, @ a"s s".G q s 70 s !" Ss %
prove satisfaction o. every that por,ion Of the Union
Is More healthy the "eane brake" region OF Alabama
sell a,ely, or cash me
uluy improved private residences In city Selma
valuable elegantly finished large blocks OF bck badnga
including The largest and mott desiaby located
bsEkng houses, ac. SC. a s. -.r.f
A,o several very unimproved large lots and small
tracts OF and "a Selma, #t8#@T4r .rE
Also 80 head booded among
bratrd Dick superior Mares young
aons gdngs, colts and hiesai Of them from very
stock r. W#& La.#Es a.E " N
Among negroes several good ders
excellent mechanics cooks house
particulars address the undersigned, W. M. Byrd
eq Selma NJ. Brooks ESQ., Marion Perry county,
Alabama The plantations will
information iose may wish personal
iigauon of the preuires.A Il BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
sELas, Alabama, Feb. IT, 1856. ss "
Feb l9-d2llf I.
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seo' fLAeE fnr rertThs ws-snown, beautiful rssI.
asnee chitd o term Of yesrs Tns house n one
M mo~t spsctous in this District nf
- isoNn, and wan the eorpants The
ssNsh and eight acres " rrouad and abundany
s % wiz pas water safe and hesnhfui scenery, and
-, NsN ~ sFctawn, ciy ~ Washington, the broad
saa I'VE shnes o. Nrnia Naryisnd eatainly
-. sss1lghua trs'deneo fr Kenepsn offsriuns
sHe tfsc Of land enainiar saaed IN
80. ~ NMhinKtn, few hundred Yards from undary
sNa es ~ Colnmbisn college. fu de-cylron Of which
~ *eh Wy once nni 81 Of No. In CITY.
G nandsoms building lot The heights Of ororrsrovn.
r n EMO ~ Tutor Place square and containing fac
hap two acresi s, o whioh also my
Apt-3nwtv '''' ~ NJ Oh pg'1 y s,,.s,
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sp l5--iew2in

NoricEThe creditors of Ters requested
IN suhcriher business Of the
the frst Monday ~ May nex NJ II O'clock Wlara
Hoel this ON and the bth 81 April
which subscriber has issued
addressed
from Texas IN Congress viii be delivered such of
may apply them the Office Of Messrs chusb
j. HAMILTON.
Ap 9-weds sau5thMay
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fhs % person apoa books
As pa.SeAt of the subscription be A
defiant subscribers may money by ietleI postage
o which viii be ad ~ all b. ourselves in s
safe uanssnissioa.
Tue COUNTRY fApER plbi@hsd weekly during
sons u Cong ess, and semi weekly daring The
Subscriptions pssiod Is.s will be received
terms proportions I'D the above annual 0t
1S~PosTMAsTERs auiicnzed act agents and
by sending as suserhe with go sneloseds
sEnwEEKIY subscribers, win s2s enclosed, viii be
utled a copy ssssis.
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United states Court OF Claims.

peasrsSnsd Iohr O. Dsyereur, of Nsw York city
:, ~ Washington, y. O.. attorneys and COUNSELLOR
~ taifd for the % claims, cor credit
- ~ ~ koNetnnest, in Ihe Court of Claims.
ah1 VIZ eoPefats careful
msuse y Washington which nsy their
y m' Profession and ciaispaats, In city Of New
-, oi itletNhefe W Any part ofth Union.
y" seed " personally by letter. either
80 W washington. Particuar
~ pesh ~ aHy tins before Congress drpsneu
" ahshea Al ones upoR sppszion by te pse. nteresed
John q. DEyERcUX,
~" ~ bfeaawsy corner Wall street New York city
VI. THOMPSON
Washington city
NRJ Devereur commissioner Of the coy, Of Claims.
Jan 3l-3,awtnf Ifneli Wv ~ y ~
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X -. mooH@ " prepared 10 furnish 90. b..t white
~ - ssh coal q OIL sizes and Cumberland coal u kinds
" ~ customers a. the loves, marker prices.
atfe pounds Eusfsntiod 0 ne ton
u'esoiy osk, ard pine wood :, very lou prirea
gEaa astulr and fui relied In
stnhd "'Ni '''NNtH ~ Run ~ "Pp"Af oio
Nov 3o-FTuTh6
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,....... .@ No. 552. -
BY the President Of the United States.

IN oflaw, FRANKLls PIERCE. President
pubic sales viii be held a. ns uud nenoued land aaees s
Ss M ,Ss o. Mevan asS s q y. HIT astsa % w
day, the Of July next diara public
lands situated within the uadermsnoned townships and fractional
townships, viz s aMl.lns H# .s@a-..#
NORTH Of the base line Of prneipaI meridian.
Ths ISLANDS situated in section six nsbp seven,
.seoss ssht and ,wrnsnns township "y.ia,, !"
range hve and In section trhos, township OF
Township forty nine, of range ten. ...... =. ...
Townships loy three ory-six, forty and Of
Townships three forty sis and fsry-.evsu range twenty
three.
TOWNSHIPS fary forty 1--WE, range twenty-five
To~nrhps ory'our and oy i've, OF range tgeny-sir.
Township forty nine, of range twenty
Townships forty eight forty in ana MY ofmnge thirty
Townships fryeSht, foynins, hfy aud fny one range
Townships ay fry one, OF range .hirty-sx
Tho unappopaied lands sections twenty
x de land office at DUNCAN commencing on Mordny ,5t
ou day Of Ausa, next for the dposa Of the public iands sic
viz
Of the base Of praneipa meridian.
Township thirty-seysn, Of raass twenty seven.
Townships lhyfuur
Townships trty four and thic,yhve, Of
NoA Of ne base line and the priaetpa meridian.
uoas twenty fur snd twenty Ave- township r four, Of
in sections two, three thirteen, and twenty orr, township
by four, twrIve township twenty
sn & H"s ina ia SECTION. sree four nine & and ten
ty, and In sections hr ythrcs,
thiry-fouT, township thirty lone, Val
Lands appropriated by schools, military,
purposes swamp land.
thereby unit for any granted b,
The sct enuned "An act enable The State OF Arkansas and
reclaim the lands their limits
setaember g, 1850 rii b sIelaasd from iAs 'ast
The offering the above viii day
decd with all depatch until The whole hs have
.ha ope,
than the
be expiration q he
Given under hand. of Wa.hingtn Hh
Apl, Domini thousand eight hundred and my
| ny the Presdebti FRANKLIN PIERCE.
TH0s. A. HENDRICKS,
! Commissions OF the General Land once.
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Law Partnership.
n, J. WALKER.

% oBEnT D. WALKER n LOUIS JANIs have formed parts
nerhp for uni of Supreme
Court of the Uned States and IN The Court Of Cam- hddrss
Washington City, u q. Jan 2-eodtfIf
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the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTloN CLAIM AsTs.

Every person right pre- empon any
within
ted required establish the the Satisfaction OF regis
ofce
pTaotioab ths Eooe before
pointed for the pubc lands
bracng claimed claim
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
April s-lawl3w Intel, and Star.
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wiiIards, Hotel.

wiiIards Hotel.
j. o. H. A. WILLARD,
psnrrylcania arsnrs ard Fsrfssnih street,
wssh,ogon, D. @.
Jan 29-dfnf
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TO WSON und BRENTON,
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The Placer herald., 1856-07-05
PLACERvILLE. May 2S, 1855,

DRJC c.. YOUNG: DEAR SIR-W Ords cannot cX-
press the gratitude feel is due to you for the
benefit have received from your truly invaluable
course of treatment of my case while prescribing
for me. | think cannot justify myself without
giving this small token of my thankiuncss and
esteem. for you have been the means OF sdp'ng
mn life. and restoring to me that health which
had so long despared of again enjoying. l mad
for a long time tour years) been troubled with
that most dreadful scOurge OF young people, sem
inal weakness or nocturnal emmissions, which so
weakened me, both body and mind. that | was
obliged to give up mining altogether. consult
ed one of the best physicians $50 called) IN the
mountain districts and after careful eXalnl-
alton of my case, he gave me medicines. con-
tinued under his treatment for three months
without receiving any benefit in fact grew worse
from week to week, until at last got discouraged
and asked him for his opinion | told him not to
fear to tell me the whole truth, for should rath-
er know the worst at once. than to live in sus-
pense. | had lost about thirty pounds OF flesh,
and knew that he at least could not cure me. and
as was then going on. death must soon count me
as one of its victims This physician then told
me that my case was incurable; that had better
not take any more medicines. He said was in a
decline which was fast tending to pulmonary con-
sumption.
then despared of obtaining any relief, and
saw that unless something done to mitigate
the complaint that | should be numbered with the
dead. or what is worse, be a raving maniac Hap
pening to see one of your books the Pocket H3S-
culapius, | made up my mind at once to call and
consult you with the determination of trying
once more to get relief if you would undertake
the case Oh. how thankful am for that deter
mnation | commenced taking the medicines
prescribed by you. and | am now through their
healing powers. restored to perfect health shall
not fail to recommend you to any of my friends
that require assistance. for man that can cure
a case as bad as mine was, can cure every disease
a hi, TO tl.r ic rrb loft in
the system to build upon.
Receive my most sincere and heartfelt thanks
and esteem S. REIGHLEA.
iulyl4my
The Placer herald., 1856-07-05
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