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STRKKT, eb. ~, 1890.
Messra. GALES SEAroS-Wil you please give this mote
place your Eeg e'oer fr the purpose OF correcting
reference to me- reported to have been made by Mr..
Horace Greeley Of New York, In the Ptttsburg Conven
ton 70 the effect that in favor Of abohing slavery
In NE State Of Missouri AS never spoke word With
M Greeley the subject Of slavery, he must have got
oos Who Ia ignorant of my whole language and conduc.
upon the subject. Now, 1t so hspfens that there s
oauee In the OF the Stag OF Missouri which
Sorbids the Legislature smancps slaves without the
consent Of their owners and it further 30 happens that
was much instrumental Though not member OF the
eonvepton) In getting clause put In and for the
express purpose Of keeping slavery agitation out OF the
state Some few years ago there was movement in the
snt and for the same reason TO keep slavery agitation
1ut OF the State And now II any thing could be added
70 incruse the misfortune Of that State IL would be TO
ada an inside slavery agitation the outside which
prevails on her border. Respectfully, gentemep your
sDbl'd fellow citizen, IHohAS IL. bhNioN'
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Attack ON Commissioner Gnrrigue by Emil
grant Runners.
10 THE HpIroR OF THE HERALD.
rvWr FMgRAyT I.ANDINg DKPOT, CASTLE UARDE

TNT EMlGRANT LANDING DEPVI, O 1871 VA'Dh'i !
- ~ % NEW YORK, Feb g. 1866.
This morning entering Castle Garden, vas desyed
a fsv minutes by the momentary absence Of the door
i-.srev fom bis pest. crowd OF runners about
.ha coumerced an ssssut upon me- one hitting me in
the fsoe vith his Hst knocking OF my spectsces and
1Tsking them Before my knocks could De heard IN the
md fnsn1tipg me BY words and obscene gestures
wonder when the police Of the First wsrd VIII be
sse to be at hand where humans ~ T h,n o,.
si,,rh similar scene o. attack on the 30 OF August
generally gone armed ut tne searo Of Lar -
of passenger vessels lately has induced me 70 eave
3 revolver al home thinking there ~>u'd be protection
s0vgh without II. hsve found out NJ error, 70 ny
1n3 alRil have e e armed again, thr>kI wou
y lfh sber feel the protection usually oers~ c,szens
n sF4gos cities. RUDOLPH GARRl9OEs
sJa1. u Gag aagn, Nad Pres, Gssnag soc,
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KANSAS Feb. 49, 1866.
On Thursday evening last sent . letter to you
that two com psnsshsd st iavrsncs City for that place
TO assist their friends in themselves from the
kicksPoo Rangers. The companies returned. and re-
ported that they had had no fighting during their
absence
The Kckspoo Rangers reported be collecsing
at ack upon the free State men, by driving about
seventy from their claims They sent the folio wing letter
to Mr. Sparks, advising him to leave -
citizens of this Many have come here
with our Families intending 70 make Kansas
prevail among us and whatever may oonduce this desirable
hs hsSs in this vicinity have
sesn pr Pap aSSss and As believe eve
lasth reprebensiby Ian ever Believing
peace welfare community we advise you to leave
sps As ssn do
s,Gs,ns william Nolan CaTyn Newell Aasus'iSs White
1homss George v brown, W. lam ON. James
O. Harrison Benjamin Foses Joseph Moore. JOS . An
Rsnnsss sS1
james ell joseph G1ey = DAVIS '0nn '" BURGESS
Ibave copied the above from the original letter sent
to this city by M Sparks who says he knows several OF
letter Is written in psiu egble hand and mel her Of
the corresponds with It, showing that the
document was prepared with care and by one OF on
hand to sign his to 1t at the time il sent
Mr.. Sparks you doubtless remember taken prison.
At The election at Eastn, the 18th Of January last
by the Rangers and afterwards rescued by with
fifteen Brown, for this offence subseq uenty
Kidnapped, and most barbarousy hacked to death by
these Kickapoo Rangers, who doubtless intend to
butcher Sparks and other prominent free State In
that neighoohood, in The same way when their
power
Subjoined is article from of newspapers,
which has created feeling Of unessiness Can you To-
foru whst the meaning of it all Isl And are
to have pescethat blessing to mann this land, which
nature has spread out in all beauty and fertility for the
building up of great commonwealth
WHAT IS IN TEE WINDY
The Independence DGtch states that the militia Of
borcer counties in Missouri to rendezvous at Fort
Scott in this Territory, the 10Th OF February. WHAT
have the military forces of Missouri in Kansas
And why 90 they rate thei strength at Fort Scott
that particular junc,uleY 1t is fact that military
orgss zsops have been forming everywhere along the
border 10 Missouri consisting generally of ed rifle
We have observed these demonstrs tons for
tine and notes to invade the Territory
the 20 h instant.
Dayy AchisoD in his speech at Plate City, few days
told his frienis to hold themselves In readiness
against the Attn March, that their services would then
be sDded that rhey would be called upon to march
ino The Territory. Is II probable their mission IA
pesceaole onef If 60 they have much right here
citizen they coming for the purpose of GO
strucn and TO drive out the free State settlers ner
press have enupciaed from week to week than
year, then they are flibusters.
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s completely crushed in from the Of the Crescent
Empty barrels have been put into her hold, with the
view Of keeping her buoysd up shus preventing her en-
ii o lofs.
The western Row ferry boat had her bow and star
bcoId guards stove in Sunday night. The COvngt0n
ferry boat lying at the mouth OF the Licking had her
bow thrust ashore and little crushed but the in
jury Is not material.
Several reports continue prevalent to the loss Of
lie on the Flag We learn from Mr.. WassOn, her en-
eDeer that he left the boat last at the time of the
dent and fully impressed with the belief that other
persons the boat; yet those who booking
fdent that olo wed him In his retreat
Three seen going down the hold. immediately
before the accdent NO one ever saw them come out
sgsin II has been reported that of her engineers
missing, but such is not the fact Mr.. WATSON
says emphaticslly: "There must have been somebody
lest"
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Port OF New York, March 2, 1856.

ARRIVED.
Ship Connecticut Couisrd Hsvre So days, with ndse and
Ito passengers TO Lane, West a Co.
Bark Perkins of Hsowel Wells, Bordeaux, e2days
with brandy. DC TO II Simpson Sons. Feb 3, lat 80 81
Ion As spoke shp Charles Ward of Kennsbunk from New
Orleans for Havre 3D. OF Nantucket Shoals spoke echr
Zealand of fremont CLARK from Cages for Boston, IS
Gays out; had been blown of the coast three times
Bark john Howe Moore. Cardenas Feb 16 with 10
Philadelphia ard schr veus Crane for Baltimore. Feb lS
OIL Rock spoke Rr brig Alamode from Matanzas for
halifax
Brig Beatrice (of Harrington Wilson, HArbor
via 81 Jaso de Cuba, Feb L. with TO Jonathan Thorn
Brig Amonoosuck Hartford New Orleans, Is days. with gu
Francis Spies. Has had heavy weather, and lost
sails, &c.
Brig Beck (of Proveeuce Aldridge Apalacht
COLA IL days. cotton. &C. Sailed company
with bark Mustang, Avery, for New York.
SER S!ak of East Machas) Hooper, Tobasco Is days. with
loswood ard fusic TO Hatch Feb IL lat q 49, lon so 05
spoke brig Alma, from La2una for New York Sid In
pany with brig era wford Of East Mach'as Havana
schr James Ward (of Harv ich). Baker, Mobile, IA days.
with cotton hides, to Eagle Hazid
Schr Tiger o Hampden Carlson Attakapss 80 days, with
sugar TO jackson 20 Has been l6 days Of
Hseres 18th ult while lying to In gale from NE came In
New York. The had her arboard bow
bulwark carried away, and leaks about $500 strokes
per hour The Grandee had aek when days out
from Sagua and leak ing 1000 strokes hour After
the collision they reported ner being In sinking condition.
and the Tiger her that nsht and day.
following night lost eight Of her. The has lost half q her
deck load Of molAsses.
Schr c aison, Carrow, Murphy sboro, NC. days.
Wind during the day w. and fresh.
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A CAVE WITH MAN n rr.-0n the Goth ut.,
band Of laborers the Central Railroad, In Allegheny
county, Va Cadys section, penetrated into cave,
river Some Of the workmen entered it, and, continuing
their course passed under the river and came out
the other side OF II. In the found the deaJ
body Of hunter with all the equipments lying near hi
About 80 600 in bonds, payable 10 Mrs. A. Cross
GATED In 1928 found on the body, which was IN
wonderful state Of preservation. The bonds signed
many Of the Oldest citizens Of Allegheny snd
counties.
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VERY IMPORTANT DgcIsToN.-The Secrl
Of the Treasury has formally accepted the recent 4
Of the fexts Legislature az the fu1 and final rele/
the United States contemplated BY the Texas De
and that the money viii be duly paid to the hole
the bonds after tho expiration Of tho required
days notice,
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

na- Al pacIogs and tters intended for the New YORK
HERALD should Be sealed
Se-yy 49,
ALMANAC FOR new ToRK--TMB DAT.
SUN 32 NOON RISES morn A
BUN So HIGH wArER eve 80
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, March a 2-Arr bark A HArve, !
Sid steamer SANFORD, Hand, NYork.
sQUAN VILLAGE, March q $ AM-The brig Linden, Of
s Ss~ II lis morning. about mile
Squan Inlet There nine feet or water 10 herr her bows
he beach Crew al There other vessel ashore
the beach North Of this brig
Miscellaneous and Dsaseers.
p9r See arrivals at this port
"a See Correspondence above
On account of the storm Saturday night the boats of
Boston lines did leave a4P their regular hour The
Vanderbilt sonngton and State OF Maine, for Fall River,
went out yesterday Sunday SAM The Connecticut for
Norwich went the day at M The G took with
her Tor hs Plymouth Rock, which has boon long time
Cy leland suciency Of fuel to enable her to come to tn
when the wind proves favorable for . good tide.
VESSELS REPAmsG.The business Of repairing vessels In
bsrbor in the way copperng, caukng &c. has yet
apparent abatement and likely that the operations In
this line suffer percepbe diminutop, hereafter, at
season of e year. account Of the constantly increasing
,ebtv of our floating dry docks In point of convenience
and sectional docks introduced their patronage
chiefly confined to vessels belonging 70 New Ysrk and s
were formerly in use In The Dry Dock were Tor long time pre-
fered by WAC were 70. inclined yed 20
~ decided advantages they might
Bot the nns ann he @
time enteraire III regard TO them 80 that their
present required not Only tor vessels
10 the various por sesboard but also
Tor Of almost every sze and description mailing from
folio wing il LIST vessels In dock undergoing repairs
| at the commence ment Of the present m ,oth;-
| aonbie nrop eller Joseph shsrman, of Albany.
In he baance dock, at foot Of Jesrson street. Portuguese
prg ne SECTIONAL Doct between PIKE Ryeer streets
propeller Victoria ne New YORK ne Founand ard lon
emnoyed ss IN converting supplies person
engaged constructing The hos' she owed the chip who
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-'.'i hiefb.', Stalutfy .ta4 Chaiec Pint
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CO>A,sPoLsTAN
AR I ASSOCIATION,
Second Year.

Arrangenen's for the soeopd Aunual
tedrci'eia q IBIS new and popular las =
ta,ipu for the DIFF SIN OF Literature aud
Art. have been made 81 the most ex' er-
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"hici, stlg'nAlty cost r,n Tnoussrl D i
lsrs.
Is forain2 II. rev Collection, the ar.
insaoissot works "a! Amrricau Art, r, d
'he ti,et praseuteat 81 Amerlcan aenp.,
hrre MT hee,i o'ertsekpd. COMMISSIONS
''rre beea i,setd 10 many 81 tI,c most
e'>i,h2ue ,hed American Aft'st-, vhn
VIM ii c,iaF5tuc sonie al the,r s.. IT
~ .'io"flW.. ameB1 lhen are three
A,tsbj- B1s'>, 'x-cuteh hq thp creates
t,t51 ~cutp'pr- li.aAM Fo@cEs
GE0RGE WASHINGTON,
i! be Fn!ser al hts Coantrs
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
bbe aa oaepaet
D4i NH. E6SiER.
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Aa"a9 The works already engaged, is
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Special Notice.

\ Ii OUTSTANDING accounts MUST be
settled immediately or they viii be
leIt ior collection.
s. PADELFORD & co.
Sept %. lS55
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City intelligence.

Jtvrsnr NAoRAEr.-WHAT Snot m NV Doss wIrH
TnyfThe plan q sending vseraut children the cour
try 70 bc taken caro- Of by tarners stn consucd BY
our charitable Institutions and the beat results have
sued Over six hundred have been scnt 70 the West
snce January last, exclusive Of those taken from Ran
dsIs Island. The ChIidren's Aid society have recently
consigned ffy poor children " tho West and the Five
Points hon.c Of Industry and ladies' Mission engaged
ia similar good work. There u no question but that
this Ia an ept way 81 disr1sirE Of these children.
They arc the onsprirg taour and drunken parents,
and from their ran xs are INC awbreakers and criminals
recruited Tho yearly report of the Board Of Eiucston
shows thousands OF children growing up IN this
cy without any SORT Of education and OF course liable 70
ali the temptations that besc ignorance and poverty An
organized Effort should be made 10 transplant all the un-
cared for children In this clty 10 the West There, NJ
Ieas, they will be compelled 70 work ana w get
sor, ot educsiion. Many OF them viii become useful
members Of society, whereas tbcy rew are n Disgrace
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Jssss CoSnos BrNT1T, ESQ.,
Dxas ss-TLe suggestions q Mr.. Walter B. Dick, In
reference 70 the ussen letters and h long and arduous
services or mercantile nunliy entte him
10 some reward either from the Chamber Of Commerce, In
the various cities mos benefited by his graluous labors
or q Substantial acknowledgment from the federal
government Itself Mr.. Dick would make capital Post
sscr and should the citizens Of Phlladophs take the
matter in hard, he might be placed 10 that position
wthou. any difficulty whatever.
Mr.. pck s . highly educated and most estmsble
gentleman, and has had ssgac,y enough TO and de-
pore the discrepancies Of the Postal Department His
desro IS 70 be Of service 10 those VINO may be ircon
vculcnccd by the careessnea OF any particular Post
master he well kro~n a. great observer, aud pos
sc.ses, perhaps, the lnest mtmcry oi any man n his
own any other, Community ,Nes therefore, hope
tha, he may be furnished with directories OF all tho
prlroirsl cities, no, by the General Post Oice al
Washington, at least through the hboraiiy OF the
chants themselves.
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the most important battles Of our great struggle for b
erty-wted for Washington, and has cast ballot at
every Presidential election since Ne hundred and
six years o. age.
snALI CoxvogT.-Buchsnsu has . ority IN but sin.
gle county Of Michigan Wayne, where ne mas $50
over Fremont
Tsn BRorHxzs WAsHRUEsx Rz.nRcTn.-hs three
brothers Wasnburne reeected to the Hoass OF Pc
presentaiyes. Israel from Maine; Enhu D., from Iii
nos; and C@dwasder G., from Wsocnsln--all repubn
cans.
OF Trenton held meeting the iith instant and passed
. resolution Unanimously nominating Fremon, and Dayton
fer the campaign Of Ieco,
BUCHANAN CoUsTT.-Frerncnes majority II Buchanan
county, Iowa, was 2cs.
NEw HAMrsHIRx PoIrrIce --Ex Mayer Smytne OF Mad
chester talked Of a. the regular republican American
candidate for Governor In New Hampshire.
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supreme Court-specsni Term.
Before Hon. Judge Peabody.


Nov N.--TRs President, DO. " Ue Park BdJ a. H.
D. Fisdrich Tho motion of plaintiffs to amend BY IN
cuding new parties in the complaint was granted.
Before Hon Judge Roosevelt.
Nov N--7hs Prssid-v dc Of me Park Bank rA Ro
ttrt Ddri yomss y. Porter H. D. Fredcrics and Ohers
1T ordered that the United States Trust Company Of
the city of New York be and they hereby appointed
receivers Of all The real and personal property the de-
fepdant Robert Davis including all The property which
pcuded In the assignment executed by the defend
ant Robert Dsvie, TO the defendant L. ~ Fredercks,
the I'd day Of October 1855 and further ordered ths
the receiver DO Immediately take possession o the
rRred property end that the defendants deliver
sion eroef 70 TIE recevev with liberty N dccrdsnts "
70 discharge snA o. der On aDdsys % tseg mAy he
AdyTcd
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Mayor Wood and Mayor yaux.

VISIT OF nICHARD vAJx, MAYOR OF faILADEL-
PHIA, TO NEW YORE-HIs RECEPTION BY MAYOR
wOOD-kEyIEw OF THE POLICE FORCE IN THE
PARK.
Richard yaux, Esq., Mayer Of Philadelphia is now on
visit to this city, ana Is stopping at the st. Nicholas
Hcte, where he will remain during his stay in tow
Mayor Wood, hearing Of his arrival IN the city, aud
deoirous Of extending to him the courteses due to his
high position Mayor Of the city the Union
invited Mr. yeuy to visit the City Hail. to the hons at
that place. and also TO witness the review Of detach-
ment Of the New York police, In the Park.
Accordingly yesterday, at P. IL, Mr. vaux made his
appearance at the Mayors oce accompanied by Charles
W. Carrgsn, Register Of Wills in tho Probate Court Of
Philadelphia Mayor Wood welcomed him bresy 10 the
city, to which Mr.. vaux responded In d;,ng terms
Meanwhile detachment Of the police force had assem-
bed at the Arsenal aud marched to the Park to be
reviewed. The detachment. consisted Of the following
Third ward police, Captain Hopkins. 2s men.
Lighth ward police, Captain Trrnsu.. go
Fourteenth ward police Captain Kisner. 30
Fifteenth ward police Captain Dlks 50
The detachment were under the charge Ma
jor WnRps On their arrival IN the srk accompanied by
Doiworths full pand tney were drawn in front OF the
City Hall for the peci Of the two Mayors AT first
proposed they should drill With muskets, but as Mr.
Vaux wished TO see the club drill a. being greater
velty 10 hun his wishes compiled with, and the po
lice marched, wheeled and counter marched In remark
ably efcien. manner The apsncss the police displayed
large crowd that had assembled ant I'd 10 please tho
PhaielYhiaDs greatly, who had never witnessed any
thing Ike II before After the drill tie several police
captains clel up and introduced 10 Mayor yAux by
Mayor Wood
The perfor nance IN The rark closed by the dr Of tue
Eighin ward poice under Captain Turnbull. This
also pgo3ouIced very credtaoe, and showed that the
police are as an fat With the rnusxc' Or they with
the club and couia be maize very form liable forco in
any riot should break out that wovd justify resort
10 the musket 10 preserve the property or the city
Amer the parade the vsters ore tfen TO the Cover.
fors and shown oil the usual ii,ns-the Cover
nors OF State OF New York the Mayors OF the city OF
New York, wsshingtons writing cesa, &c &c.--au OF
which Mayor Wood pointed out 10 his guest ard de
scribed Tor his edlncation. The Mayors Office, about
which considerable curiosity exists outside the cy, was
next inspected.
Mr. vaux expressed himself very much pleased with
what he saw, but more especially with the excellent
drill 81 ihe New York police II viii be question for
him whether tho PhLdephians might rot bereAt their
city By adopting police system Eirilar TO ours.
Mr. Vanx wiil aeon return to ThisdelrEig
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SPRINGFIELD, H., Nov IA, 1885.
The majority for Miller, republican for State Treasurer
win be $4,000. The Fillmore generally voted
for him.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PMLADsLruA, Nov. IA, 1865.
The returns from all tho counties in the State are In
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The Elections and Results.
Tm AoGsxGATI vors IN Nxw YoRK.-As the official
vote comes The aggregate foongs Of our table run up
They stand thus to day
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Buchansns majority over fusion 21,ls2, and over al,
NEW JERSEY.

IOthi. ,xlN xo,&AS stfotu
Buchanan over Fremont, 10 5sI; over Fillmore &c oee
Fremont Fillmore, AIS Fremont and Fillmore
over Buchanan, 4,533.
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The Presidential Result.

THE PoPUtAs Ass sLxoroRAL vorx A:
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The United States irisstcs Constitution and Congress,
and the steam frisaie susepehanna were a speEza I'd
uliino.
The United states soop Of war dohn Adams sailed fron
Honolulu for Tahiti ON the i1th cf september.
The daily union., 1856-03-29

The quantities OF oil scfrased dHnnhsd
made SPECIFIC quasi quARtss
require 10 b. dsysrd h yard. respectively
Contractors residing the pacns where dshss~S
CURED establish ssenc scrs 6sIsy
arise In furnishing wha bs required snd when c"hcto'
fails Promptly to comply win rsqHso The ch,f al ths Bu'eAu
Of Ci1ns b. suoiE,d d'eci purchases
be made supply The drdeirncy under tb- psay p be-
pressed the contract The record u ,eqaon dHpca'o
Of aforesaid shall be evidence that such
has made aud received
said and hsn one article s eont"in IN
Of acrs contained such Off, aud reject the
ma'hdrT and bidders whose pfoss and none 9th
forthwith nOu6ed, aud cable
viii transmitted them fr execution which
but within DAY. exclusive oi
gu 70. d regular rams ~ the mail
Two approved equal the
amuunt rel required. twenty
thereof sVastai curiy addition "a
IL. krmanco, aud not In b. pId uuh Il
dyyr. be paid BY the navy within thrt,
days b, do auhcnucai.d sha have sson presented
Bspk proposal, may Obtained application
Now HamV hire Beon, New York
Phadrlphia, Baltimore, Wash ngoa horok Pensacola, and a
record or duplicate letter nforuing
OF his proposal viii be deemed notification thereof
within m.sninR
acc-p ed n nifty with this understanding
offer (as directed In the art
Congress making appropriations r the naval m 1896 81
responsible persons ec that he they undesk
bidder bidders their bid be accrpte
supplies proposd. tn viii be obligated
consider any unless accompanied the
the the be osnhed b,
tie navy agent dsct .iorpey collector
attention Of bddeTs called 10 hs sam and dssTtto'
, %' 5 a. L. ~. s' S or s, sc ~
sample and eonact thai fall bsoT th aHA hs
also particularly directed 10 s jot" @ S
March 1854, and 10 hs act of hs cih 31sHsi, 1896
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NOTE.

Proposals must te gu.raned by responsible persons
ned b. surh by judge OF
e"nrac m~t be ntrn'd by the successful bidder with
before of Juy nexi.
No VIII be for trips not performed, and
omissions not satisfactorily explained three nes e
may be deducted FOR avss Ear beid time 10 break
depending mails, excused,
foarth of the alton for the subject
Fines viii be the delinquency promptly
stacnry explained, for Regiecng take the mail from
post ONCE Tor suffer ba u TO be Injured, deroyrd rubbed
lost and for T,rai"a after d-mand convey
hequ'nty the
hc@s the Tao Pos parr may sApul
tract for repeated failures aereeaby contract
oyng th- post Office laws or instructions 81 the department
The Postmaster General
ncr-as~ II by allowing therefor
the c"nuct pay lie ai-o discontinue
In whole part Of pay, allowing
months compensation the Of service
Bids should be addressed
master General "snperscribed ProyosaL for No 74s4
further particulars pamphlet
the ais in Alabama Mssssppi, &C., Of s5i and 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb S-lswsw Postmaster General