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KANSAS TERRITORY,

From July 1, 1855, 10 June 80, 1885,
lSa43 Fiom Le:omp;on, by 0zawkie, to Highland,
20 m les and back, once a week
Leave LecC mptOn Monday at am
Arrive at Highland Wednesday by 10 pm
Leave Highland Thursday a.
Arrive at Lecomptoh Saturday by 10 D m.
l5e4f From Fort Riley TO Ma,ysviie, 100 miles and
tack, one a eek
Leave Fort Riley Monday al a m
AIr1ve al Nay vile "Wednesday by 6pm
Leave Ma y-ville ThuesGay 8 IAN
Arrive al Fort Riley Sa,urday by 6 pm
l5245 From Fort AtchisOn to Mdiysville, l20 miles
and back, three times a week
Leave Fort Atchi,on Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at a IN
Arrive at Mary vile Wednesday, Friday. aud
Saturday al IL m
Leave Ma'ysvlle same days Al 3 pm
Arrive at Fort AtchisOn Friday, Sunday, and
Tuesday al 9 pm
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NEBRASKA TERRITORY.

ITO" july I, Iooo, 10 June 80, 1855,
l5023 From Bellevue, by Gina a City, TO Fonta:
nelle, 81 miles aud back, three times q
week, in twohOrse CT aches
Bidders will propose schedule.
1904 From Council Bluffs TO Florence, 9 miles and
back, three tim g week
leave Council Bluffs Monday, Wednesday,
and Fncay at pm
Arrive al florence same day by SPIN
ave Florence Montay, Wednesday, and
Friday at 10 IN
Arrive a, Council Bluffs anne Gays by u m
ls025 From Magnol TO Florence, 81 mit Q and
back, once a week
Lave Magnolia TUESDAY at am
Arrve Al Florence SAM cay by SPIN
Lsave Florence Wednesday at 3 m
Arrive at Magnolia same cay by pm
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TEXAS. -- p ,e--sEsI
rom July L, 1856, 10 Jsns %, 1853 d
'OsS From Oyster Creek to Hodges Bend, %
mile and back, once a week
Leave Oyster Creek Monday at Jam
Annve at Hodges Bend same day by m
leave Hodges Bend Tuesday at m
GA. Arrive at Oyster Creek same day by N.
'''' rom sonzales, by Zoar, sulphur Springs,
ana Black Jack Springs, to La Grange,
oO miles and back, once a week
Lsave Gonzales Monday at a m
Arrive at La Grange next day by IL m
Arrive at Gonzales "wednesday by7pm.
e0o7 From Huntsville, by Centeyille and Fl air
field, to CCrsieana, l25 miles and back,
Leave Huntsvilie Monday ut am
Arrive at Corsicana Wednesday by 8 pm
Leave CorsicaDa Thursday at a m
Arrive at II untsville SATURDAY. by 8 m
soos From seguin, by Bonito, Sattler's, Glen.
ens,s, hinds's, Walroope's, and John 3.
Hodges, to Frede.ieksburgh, IS miles
and back, once week
Leave Seguin Monday at am
arrive al Fredericksburg Wednesday by 10
Leave Fredsrcksburgh Wednesday at
Arrive at seguin Friday by7pm
sVos rom Lynehburgh, by 'rarkington,s Prairie
100 70 Cold Spring, IS miles and back, once
Leave Lynchburgh Monday at am
arrive at Cold Spring Tuesday by 10
Leave Cold Spring Tuesday at m
~ LJncnourgn w ednosday Dy
e0o From West Liberty, by Tarkington's Prai-
ne, 10 Cold Springs, so miles and back,
once a week
Leave West Liberty Monday at 6 a m
Arrive at Cold Springs Tuesday by 10 a m
Leave Cold Springs Tuesday at III m
Arrive at West Liberty Wednesday by
pm.
sou From Bonham to Grsenville, 2slmilss and
bask, once q week
Leave Bonham Monday at a m
Arrive at Greenville same day by m
Leave Greenville Tuesday att m
Arrive at Bonham same day bye pm
eO2 From BastroP, by Hopkinsville and other
Intermediate points, at the discretion Of
the Postmaster General, to Gonzales 60
miles and hack, once a week
Leave Bastrop Monday at m
Arrive at Gonzales next day by IAN
Leave Gonzales Tuesday at pm
Arrive At Bastrop next day by 7 D. IN
1913 FROM w AGO Village TO Meridian, SO miles
and back, once week
Leave WAGE Village Monday at m
Arrive at Meridian same day bye pm
Leave Meridian Tuesday at a m
Arrive at Waco Village same day by m.
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3. r. HOOvER's

Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Establishment,
Iron Hall, Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th sif.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED FOR LADIES,
II MISSES, and CHILDREN, Clsth, uaSx
Button, Buckskin, lined Button, Healed SHS
CATERS. Also, thick and thin Caters; ~
Bronze, Black, and Colored, at si.25,
worth %; Ladies Alpine Button Caters, 50 50;
French White Satin 6liceyious SLIPPERS, Gen.
uemen's French Patent Leather BOOTS ana
SHOES, Of all descriptions; 6entlemen's De
tached CATERS, all colors; Boys and Youth
Patent Leather and Calf BOOTS and SHOES.
Nv stock of all and Winter Wear, recently Sc
lected nom the most celebrated manufacturers, ie
very superior.
promises 10 ofer unusual Inducements, and re-
spectfu,ly solicit your patronage and influence.
dec 14-0 r. HOOVER
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INDIANA.


From July l, 1855, to June 30, Isoe
l47s4 From Fort Wayne to Liberty Mills, 80 miles
aln ba, *, once q week
Leave Fort Wayne Friday al7am
Arrive at Libeny Minis same cay by S IN
Leave LIB ny Wills "a un ay al m
AThve a. Font Wayae same ray by SPIN
A This service apct ars 10 be .vered by route
- No. l4,7s1; If So, II Will not be let.
A1eS From Washington, by Jacksonville and the
Highlands, on the Fast Fork OF White
River, TO Piercevile, ~ miles q ID bach ,
once a week -
Leave Wa .hing,oa Monday al sam
Arrve a tierceville anne tsy by IL m
Leave r.srceviIle Monday a, 81 pm
Anve a. Wa ,hington same cay by . m
l47So From Forest Grove, by Fish Lake. 10 Hax
Patch, Is miles and ba p, oncs q week
Leave Forest Grove Monday a. So N
Arrive a. Eaw Pa CHI ame cay by IL m
Leavs HaS Patch MOncay al pm
Afrive a. Forest Grove same day by S p m
l47e From Morsa atCwn, by Gold Creek, 10 Un.on
vile, - m les And back, cnce a week
Leave Mon a1town "a urcay a a m
Arnve a Uhionville same cay by IL IN
Leave Unionvile Saturday a. 1 m
Anlve al MOreantown same Gay by m.
A7se From Camb idge, by BentoLvdle, Plymouth
Groves, Meltrose, aad Smeser's Mills, &c
Ruahvrile, sc miles and back, once q wesk
Leave Cambridge Frioay n m
Arrive At Rushvlle sam: cay by SPIN
Leave Rushville Saturday al m
Arrive at Cambridge same day by p 10.
l4Ise From stishawaka to Brem.n, II IA leo AID
back, once week
Leave Mishasaka SATURDAY a7am
Arrive a. Br' n "a same ray by ii . m
Leave Bremen urday q: IL m
Arrive n hisf Az n anne day by . m.
l<700 From South Bend to Exw ard, burg, Mich :,
l3 miles AID back, once a week
Lave South Bend Saturcay a. am
Au!ve a. wardsbuIg same tay by IL m
Leave Ede aodsburg Saturday ~ m
Aniv: al South Bend ssme day by S p m
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Proposals for more frequent service are in.

Proposals for more frequent service are in
= miles ana back, once a week = -
Leave Cape Girardeau wednesday at q m
Arrive at Bloomfield next day by Is m Gl7
Leave Bloomfield Thursday at I'm
Arrive at Cape GiraTdeau next dayby % o..
vfted 80
D0ro From ;Curran to Ozark, y miles and back.
Leave Curan Saturday at cam -as.
Arrive at Ozark same day by pm
Leave Ozark Saturday at D m .a..f
ArrFe AZ Curran same day by 8 pm.
so7l From Franklin Depot (Paciac r. o. and
travellers Repose to Little Prairie, 70
miles and back. once week
Leave franklin Depot Wednesday at 2 m
Arrive at Little Prairie next day by 8 pm
Leave Little Prairie Friday at IN
Arrive at Franklin Depot next day bys m.
Proposals. for more frequent trips are in
sofa From F,ederick.own, to Dallas tGrssne P.
o. % miles and back, once week
Leave Fredericktown Monday at 8 a m
Arrive at Dallas same day by pm 's
Leave Dallas Tuesday at 8 m
Arrive at Fredericktown same day by
cora From Memphis, by wilmothvills, to Kinks
Vile, % miles and back, once week
Leave Memphis Friday at 6 m
Arrive at Kirksville same day by m
Leave Kirksville Saturday at 8 m
Arrive at Memphis same day by 8 pm
9O74 From Milan, by Unionville, to Centrevills,
Iowa, So miles and back, once week
Leave Milan Friday at Q m
Arrive at Centreville next day by pm
Leave Centreville Wednesday at am
Arrive at Milan next day by 5 pm.
COTS From Prairie du Rocher, Ill. to st. Gene
We've City, Mo-, III miles and back, once
week
Leave Prairie du Rocher Monday at m
Arrive at st. 6enevieve City by 1S m
Leare st. Genevieve City Monday at 12 m
Arrive At Prairie du Rocher by pm.
Bids for more frequent service are invited
9076 From Russellville, by Mount Pleasant and
Blue Spring, to Mouth Of Big Gravois, 30
miles and back, once week
Leave Russellville Wednesday at IAN
Arrive at Mouth Of Big Gravois same day
by6pm
Leave Mouth Of Big Gravois Thursday at
Jam
Arrive at RussellviEe same day by o m.
9077 From Warsaw, by Duroc, Rainty Greek and
Bolinger's Greek, to Linn Greek, so miles
and back, once week
Leave Warsaw Wednesday at pm
Arrive at Linn Greek next day by pm
Leave Linn Greek Friday at m
Arrive at Warsaw next day by IL m.
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Leave Red Wing Monday Al a me- az.
Auive at Shake. zee next day by pm ,
Leave sbakopee Wednesday At q m
Anive a. Red Wing next day by pm.
Sound. in Washington Territory, 2,0O0
miles and back, once a month
Lave st. Anthony the LIST day ofeach mosth
Arrive At Puget sound the so,h day thereafter
Leave Puget Sound on the LIST day of each
mo- tn at 8 q IN $50 'e.,.-.
Arnve a, st. Anthony The SOth day thereafter
l404s FROM st. Paul, by Maak, aud 81. Croix Civ.
10 Fort Leav enworth, Kaasa Territory, go
miles and back, semi monthly
Leave st Paul the LIST and 10Th of.ach month
at6am
Arnvs a. L, avsnwor,h the 18th day ,hereaf:
Leave Leavenworth the 18th and LIST Of each
month a. q m
Arrive at 81. Fanl the 18th cay thereafter by
6pm -
Propo.as to end at Sioux City are invited.
1909 From sandy lake TO the Fails of st Louis
River, IS miles and back, once a week &
Leave Sandy Lake MonGay al I'M
Arnve AZ 81 Louis River same day by 6 m
Leave st. Louis River Tuesday at 6 IN
Anive al Sandy Lake same day by pm
4060 From Traverse Des Sioux TO Eureka IL miles
ana back, once week .-.
Leave Tfayerss Des Sioux Monday a. IN
Arnve al Eureka same cay by IL
L. ave Eurela Monday Al "A m
Arnvs al Traverse Des sioux same cay by
pm
Proposals for service by New UIom 10 Fl.
Ridgeiy are invited
1851 From Wnoha to Cha field, 81 mice and back,
once week
L. ave Wnona M0ni ay a IN
Arrive at CbaifieId uIne Gay by SPIN
Leave Chatfeld Tuesday a. 7 m
Arrive at Win0Ia SAM cay by Z m.
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lCsstssssd from frat pags.]
Arrive at Shreveport next DAYS by pm
Leave Shreveport Monday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Naichitoches next days by m.
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(sisned by two graranp r.)

Tn. undersigned, p)simaster OF -, SlaiS OF
-, cer,Iaes, uader has oath Of Office, thai he il
acquainted with the above guar snIors, and knows
IN, m to be men Of property, and able TO make good
their guaran:es.
Dated (Signed.
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TENNESSEE.

PROM July ., 1855, 10 Jtme %, 1858.
t607 From cenipvrle, by Madisonis and Iobbe-
vile, 10 Bnuss Landing, 81 mles and la .,
one q week
Leave Cenirt vile Thurs ava am
Arrive q. Britts's LaaGing anne Gay by D an
Lave Rfitis's I-andng Frcsy Al "a m
80 Arrive AZ Cent?, vile came cay by nm.
06e FIR m Dive, TO Edeyville, Ey., 50 miles AID
back, once q week
L.ave Dover Moncay q; I'm
Arrive q, EdoyvIle sexf ray by IL m
L. ave Ed6yvIle TUESDAY AZ 4 pm
Arrive 81 DIVER next Gay by pm.
sooo From Dover, by Iron Mountain and Or, az
Western, 10 Pine Bluff, Is miles aud bs a.,
once q week
Leave Dover "Wednesday al sam
Arrive al Pine Bluff sam ,ey by Cam
Leave Pine Buff THURSDAY al m
Arrive ar DIv-r same Gay by6 m.
$3.50 Frm Dover, by Big Rock aud lafayette, KY,
6, Hopkinaville, IS mJss sad back, once
week
Lave Dover Mondsya Jam
Arrive AT Hopkinsvilie sems cay by7pm
Leavs HOpSinsviile Tuesre Az al M
Arrive q, Diver same cay by7pm
6G6l Prom Pa m 90 Elm Tree, "a mics and ba y,
q week
Law: ais Turseay a. 6 a m
Arnve EN- Tree anne d. v by - m
Leave Elm Tree Tues, ay al pm
Anve at Paris am. cay by p m.
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Form Of Guarantee.

The undersigned, residing at -, State Of
-, undertake that, III the foregoing bid for car
ryng tie mai ON route No. - be accepted by
the Postmaster GrnrIa, the bidder shall, PRIOR
the lst day OF July, 1850, as coon the<f amer
may be, enter iaio the required ObgatiCn 10 per
form the service proposed, with good aad lufcient
suTeiies.
~. n awa1k 49, wnrn ant
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IOWA.

IOWA.
From July /, 1856, to June 30, 1858.
9S40 From Muscaihe, by Fapor, West Buffalo,
aad kockingt am, to davenport, ~ miles
Leave Muscatine Monday and Thursday at g
am
Arrive at Davenport same Gays by 6 pm
Leave Davenport Tuesday and Friday al am
Arrive al Muse atiDe same GAYS by m,
9i72 From Alton to Avon, 25 miles and back once
week
Leave Anon Thursi ay at m
Arrive at Avon fame day by 6 pm
Leave Avon Friday Al Sam
Arrive al Alton same cay by pm.
9l73 From Bear Grove, by Ballad Bridge, on the
East NeshuabJtoGg River, Indian Creek,
Aliens Mn, on Big Creek, to Council
Bluffs IS miles ald back, once week
Leave Bear Grove Tuesday at a m
ArnvG at Council Bluffs next cay BY 6 IN
Leave Council Bluffs Thursday a. 6 I'm
Arrive at Bear Grove next day by pm
9474 From Burlington, by Green Bay, #. Madison,
and Montrose, 10 auvoo, iii 30 miles and
back, once a week
Ltave Burlington Monday al 7 4 m
Arrivs at NaIvoO came day by 6 m
Lave NauvJo puesGay al m
Arnve al Burlington same cay by p m.
OATS From Cedar Rapids, by Vin,o,, Tol.de, In.
d,sntown, Marshall, Marietta, Nevada and
BoonsborU', TO jefferson, lS0 miles and
back, once a week
Leave Cedar Rapids Monday a,eam
Arrive at Jeffer,on next Thursday by p m
Leave jefferson Monday al a IN
Arve at Cedar Rapids next Thursday by 6
pm
Proposals. 10 emit Vinton and 60 by sisely
Grove, Bishops Grove, Sat Creek, Red.
mans, Toledo sc Will be- considered
9476 From Ce6ar Falls, T. Fort Dodge, and thence
via Towney's Grove, Austin settle ment,
Purple Creek, Smiths Settlement. ann
Sioux City, 70 Sa-geant's Bluff City, $50
mikes and back, once a week
Leave Ceoar Falls Monday AT 8 a IN
Arrive at sargta .t's Bluff next saturday by
6pm
Leave Sergeant's Bluff Monday al 8 m
| Arrive at Ceda: Pals next Saturday by6 m
s47 From Cedar Rapids, by vinton Woods, Eldo,s
The daily union., 1856-12-18
LATER FRoM MEXICO.

BY arrival at New York dates from Vera Cruz the
Goth ultimo have been received The Express snys;
The English difficulty bad been arranged In tho city OF
Mexico on the l4th November The Mexican government
has submitted to all and every condition asked By the Brit
ish minister
Mr.. Barron win be renstated British minister al Ma
zatan Governor Deyollodo and Senior Landro will be
tried, &c committee is TO be appointed estimate the
damage The house Of Barron Farten had recovered
President Comonort left the city Of Mexico for Pucba
18th inst He taking with him fresh supplies OF troops
and ammunition The general belief that this foolish
revolution would soon be quieied
The Mexican man-ofwsr steamer Democratic, command
"a by Capt Nunez which lately left Mexican port under
very mysterious circumstances and presumed have
gone on pra,ica cruise thought to be still cruising
The Cult though the general impression was In Vera Cruz
mat was Nuuezs Intention 20 JOIN Walker in Nicaragua
The government steamer Guerrero which ssnvin
pursuit OF the Democratic up with her OF the Of
ucsan and after short action forced TO retire hav-
ing received shot the water line The d. received
no injury The force Of tho O. far inferior TO that OF
the ~
The daily union., 1856-12-18
Dec ls-aaw,l7FeD IlntSs
Proposals for Erecting the Post once and
Court hou e at indianapolis, Indiana.
TRILsURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December IL, lss

PROPOSALS win ne received at this dspartmeut pn ts 7h
February, A. D. s57, 70 o'elSk, noon,
post Office
ed at indianapolis Indiana according plans
whole building, for different kinds
each KIDD OF work. and the total aiaoun Carried
the right 10 reject the posHls hereby
heTenf when the Unlrd
btd persons believe
will faithfully perform the contracts which
tempted obtain by Hdirecon and B bids
parties interest who Join the bids that
tnVt gntion ar below ar price for the work
u de will be received gross
bidder delas furnished
Of the dits,I work materials
usiect the eysion Of The apartment may adopt
whole OF The bid, the u the United
require.
Ninety per amount done and materials
delivered according TO contract price, ad amount 10 be
famed ~ The estimate Of Of the appointed
thai purpose will be pnd from time
retained until the completion
acceptance aforesaid and be G
Contracts will be awarded only buc and
gnmcnt thereof except by consent OF the Secretary
tho Treasury, viii be forfeiture OF the
Each proposal be accompanied by written guarantee
responsible persons ceTuded United
States district judge Of the said dstct Ia
S5 for whole amount 1
bond
securies for It, faithful Performance
20 m of bond and certificate required will be
the department
raus specifications and working drawings ready aftr
thirty day' wien they be had apple alton the depart
No ia riH Js onfdrca unless fully compiler n al H. dt
vih ths requirements Of MS adrsTtfscacnt,
The be this department. addressed the
IndianapohE Post Office and Court AouIen opened al
~ O'Clock, Of thc last day named for receiving
JAMES GUTHRIE,
SecTehry of the Treasury.
The daily union., 1856-12-18
I6oAL ERws.


COVSr o. CLANS, Dec I7--cou,. !. .'''isa :" :
a. N.
Mr. Rockwell submitted remarks on the effect Of refer
TO the court of evidence refused BY either house Of
Congress.
Mr. Phillips followed Mr.. Rockwell on the point
Mr. Mcpherson deputy solicitor replied to the argument
Of Mr.. Rockwell and Mr.. Phillips.
The court took the question under adyisement and ad
Journed TO Monday next II o'clock.
wAsHIxGToS AT THE PRKsENT rIMEThe federal capital
at the present time has all the outward, unmistakaoe
symptoms OF wel-crowded city The hotels crowded,
the private clearinghouse crowded. the Avenue is
crowded by day and occasionally crowded by night the
Capitol and the departments crowded. crowds flock to
the theatre and eoneerroo when extra attractions
offered and have doubt that city fathers at their
weekly meetings greatly incommoded by the outside
we'll the inside pressure Without having the census
returns by gentle admonhers against unsafe predic
on we still do hesitate TO assert that at least 5000
souls have been added to the population of Washington
within the last month These figures may appear con-
temptbly small citizen of New York, who is accus-
toned hear without the slightest emotion OF as many ar
rivals in his own city in the forenoon of single day but
in city Of fifty thousand inhabitants addition, in the
course Of one month of five thousand men, women and
children is matter Of far greater consequence than 1t
could possibly be metropolis which numbers its inhab
would scarcely be percepbe in larger and more am
bilious sister cities has had the effect in Washington
already briefly noticed The crowd has come upon us
than usual but 1t is the less welcome. What
it will be after the holidays over, and the gay
well the business season has fairly set in-when
balls parties soirees, and receptions of nightly
occurrence and the proceedings at the Capitol become
particularly attractive to those who interested in
the national legislaton-we will not undertake to pre-
diet neither will venture to guess at the
tent of the infinitely greater gathering of the people from
all parts of the Union that will be present in the capital
Of the nation witness the inauguration of President Bu
chanan.
Thalbergs concert Tuesday evening last drew OF
the largest and brilliant audiences seen in this city
His full and complete. He gives his second
concert Saturday evening.
very attractive bill is offered at the National this
ning and hope those very talented performers Mr. and
Mrs. Pluuket will be greeted they deserve to be- by
crowded house.
The fifth annual meeting Of the United States Agrcuu-
raj Society will be held at the of the Smithsonian
Institution the l4th Of next month.
The daily union., 1856-12-18
Proposals for Erecting the Post once and
Court-house at Springfield, Illinois.
Treasury DEPARTNrsT,


PROPOSALS will be received this department uG the 7th da
authorized Spring
illinois, according the and specifications prepared
proposals be either for the whole bulldog
kinds bills
accompany kind
department right
hereby invited parts
when deems the interest of the United States requires the de
right exclude The bids Of
persons believe will faithfully
which they have attempted to obtain by ind
all bids when shall be parties In interest who do
bids all bids that upon npesgaon are below
the work.
and will be awarded
bidder details furnished the department of the
kinds aud Materials which shall be subject
revision whole
Of
the OF work done and materials dely
(ad be asceaned by
of the department appointed for thai
the contract and
&c. by The aforesaid and be forfeited in the
Of non fuidlment OF contract
Contracts builders and mechanics,
and the assignment thereof except the Secretary
the Treasury, will be a forfeiture OF the same
signed
by responsible cerhed TO be so by the United states
attorney Of the SAID dict) the OF 5000
the work. proportonae amount, for any part,
w required II his proposal be accepted
and bond with and sufficient securities Tor Its
faithful performance
chcate required furnished apphCa
ton 10 the department.
plans specifications working drawings ready
thirty be had application the department
considered uniess fully complies all ft details
riihf he TequiTerne this advertisement
The be 10 this department. addressed to the
Treasury and plainly endorsed "PoPosaL Ac
Office Court house and will be opened 10
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of tile Treasury.