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tusd bsawssa them and ssy Other scundssgs ssken "
ssspss . ss 'i Sep ss . ~ ga v unsss
bsss saas could have bssa employed : tins !ue bus
hss bsss % nush imprevsd no reliance ought 70 b
ylAeed IN any Of the fornsr plans sues - The small
me Improved plaza and Consequently sSsy arc more 20,
curse than any others tAken p!svtOasy- particularly
q he s0s =. q is .ssr.pse su which VS. d.
The done fr The vbservssory on that oosaslon
the nperec, character Of The sounding usrumsu used
Ut The limo; and now since Lieut. B. has had tne bsuet
sppesrs ssDs. . "a HIM INA .as
exception TO the results 90 aimed by him In the late
vey Of this plateau Lieut. Bergman il hmssk tally
curacy Of the re%is wcdueea BY A. Is he oorrespon-
deDcs between the marked line and the inssrumcass In
dicsons vas % near - 70 leave no toubt In nis mimi
From The souDdtnss taken by Lieut. The true profile
ss
be laid thereon With peri snd safety 70 IT. future
existence The WEIGHT Of that cable has also been deter
mined upon BY Tia sct verbally communicated 70 the
Woe PresideUi the telegraph company that the sound
ina tine iiseh sank the bottom without the assistance
Upon survey Of tho whole ned, evident that the
object contemplated Ia AentiDy Out the Arctic expedition
has been successfully aoeompished and the sgad sac
ia This important work viii enduringy connect hs name
wh ibs the greatest enterprise o the ego; and win
~ uOWn elouk VAIN suss VI mo oAstukuh
head Of The Navs Observ story the claiming the dis
covey ofthe teesaphc plateau founded upon data far
pishsd by the Other and that ohes having demonstrated
the practcabil Of teegraphic connection between Eu
rope and America.
There enough for tAe fame at both those menorious
and Distinguished naval cffctys; and an admirer Of
boh ID gratifying 70 believe that the public will Award
10 each the merit 70 which each ID entitled.
These newspaper controversies, however. not well
calculated 70 subserve the interests OF either, and
shis evident from the ac that amer the publica
ton Of NJ. haurys attack upon Lieut. Berry, there
appeared IN recent number OF Philadelphia paper
Interesting article revivng the claim Of General Hub
bel and Colonel Sherburnc 10 the dhoovery Of MSurys
tsesraphc plateau and also TO their being the 8rst 10
suggest . telegraQhic connection between Europe and
America.
Thus has this controversy. perhaps been the OF
yabirg question TO the true dscovereF Of tho tea
graphic plateau; and suggests In this connection the
wisdom q prontng By the lesson ncucated in the fable
Of re animal which IN happily lost his beef by indiscri
intimately opening biz mouth TO take hold OF is shadow In
the water. B.
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FrLrpUsrTR EXCITEMENT IN PHu.ApRLYulA.--
Much ercftemept exksssn sUoeg NE police q Tie city
yesterday, In consequence d Information havisg bean
Seosived that several hundred peYsons wers their
cay from NcYfoR bound 10 New York, and expect
Cd 10 reach this cy ~ early hour yesterday annoca
They wevs pAsngsrs On board NE steas hip Tesnesnse
fur ne purpose Of taking paesnGe in another steamer
and vas expected that upon their arrival here their
comrades. vho we're prevented few days nncs from
leaving ne Rersngicn depot By the vigilance OF The un
ID stafes narshs would Join them and they would pro
cced W New York Together. The police " esyAph was
put into requeAor, spd large detail Of officers
dersd 70 Baltimore DEPOT not tor The purpose Of
resting the slessd hburtes, bit 70 prevent sny breach
lesrncd Of any arrests being made, The party
pecied 10 arrive Tn this city by The ~ O'clock (rightl
iran End 10 depart In the O'Clock fnofnnR) tram ior
New YORK Private ieiesrsphc dispatches 10 the MAY.
or's ofce state that occurred among them Bali.
uere, -fkflo6sirkia frQssyer, De- 70
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NEW YORK CITY.
nv ABkAHAH q. BILL.


Loancasd
February ls-ship Kitty Simpson, Of 700 tons. for
ssmpssa Sons, In the Bordeaux trade
hay-BAxk g. Jean, Of t4o tons. for V. MARION, OF
Havrs. tahh
July 3i-Bazk Rosstss, Of s7s tons, fer Messrs n n
FrsssaAn CO.
Ootsses-rAs piotSoas Oriental, OF 81 tons, for
BY WIN n, WEBB.
February 7-ship John II. Emost, or l. 200 tons for
Nssxs Post, Smith Co
March l3-Bark Aloe TsDter, Of 700 TONS for Msssrs
Post, smith b Co.
April 7-stsauship Cuba, $50 tons, owned BY Bslago
PHrdo o., Of Havana for the south American trade.
April asship Intrepid, Of 1900 tons, for xessrs. Buck
I'm Cvsne.
April 2o-stsamer Guai ralA, Of 500 sous, for Bsn
%, Eq.
September e-Sseamsng VIM. II. Webb, $50 tons, for
Chambers Heiscr and others for this harbor
Sepsmber i6-sbip ocesu Monarch, Of 900 tons, for
Och, Frost, Esq, ard obs-s for the Liverpool trade
usk.u.. pssslp Uncovsh, Of 400 tons, FOR hsssrs
pscmbsv ao-sb Tor their East India trade.
Huck,, : Cv.n. uavk, Of 1900 tons, for
On Ae Stocks.
ship o. 1900 tons, for Post, Smith 4 Co =
ooeshlrd completed.
bark Of 200 tons, owned by Vim. Webb, and 70,
saae, ON Be launched In the spring
stsansAp Of 500 tons Is shout being commenced.
THE wEsrEavELr YARD.
LaGacAd
February 23-ship shepherd Knapp, Of $50 TONS ior
A N. lawrence.
February 2s-Bsrk John J. Palmer, Of 500 tons, Tor
rswrssce, osrichs 90, Of this city.
July eA.-Rrk WDheminc, Of 30 tons, Tor oorchs
ACC
seps. PHO; boat seorxs ". Hunt Of roo TONS for
the saady Hook plot.
snip Rvey, Of $50 tons, WI be launched aboa, the
Is OF February, owned BY VIM. A. Sale Co, ;or the
East india trade.
AsanauLp Of 600 TONS 70 be launched sbou, tho mt
u MAroh for Norsas Sons abe Is Intended 10 run on
me Nicaragua route from California 70 Nicaragua.
Aposher steamship Of 1850 tons, FOR Morgan Sons
Will b launched In MAJ abe Intended to run on the
Anasac Nicaragua rou,e.
BIT ROOSEVELT, yorcE ASpco.
Lavncssd.
Jancsry is--ssip Glad ridinss, Of 900 tons Tor the
New Orleans trade
naroh 4--Brk ExchangA 81 eco tons for Messrs
yuns &-Brk Fairy, 500 tons for the EAST india trade
md owned By Gordon and Taibort
July -Bsrx Horace Boas Of 900 TONS for Bsals and
nrsa
On A< Ssocks
snip " 300 tons owned BY ncCrady AMI wismcY, for
ne East India trade, viii be launched In February
! a sc0"o@~ o. 100 IONS ior kvsrsa and Brown
III rucs. A. YHsxIrR.
v". s-nrx y a. unor, OF Wv IONS, Tor hessrv
wsks~Aa, Dsss o., isssaasa for ,hs Pacific sr~asss
"esos sno oa"~
nxssRs. srxEss' YARD.
NE hvsspoe' sssAmsu. Ass pat down 10 taxa The
pssns ~ TIE Auassc q nev next mp.
~ yuouks coxyxpp
Las~cAcf
MAJ e-Tns bark Rosbuck, 81 600 tons, for Reynolds
n osshnAa- ~ Ne Rio JAnssro rads.
Jsu tey--rhs prcpslisf sssta Cruz, Of $50 hons fcv
psass = DAVIS, q ssa Trancisco.
NOV A.-rhs ssssmship ---, Of l,sso tore, io< Capt.
Tss- W. DsAybovs.
- = 80 49, s~
sssss, W S'as's' ss'ssss sssAssssA 90 ssss ios
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SHIP BUILDING FOR 1859.

Heescas Launched During the Year at New
Yoxa--TAe Nnmbsr items ininx On tina Stocks
-TAe Coadition ar the Busaness, &c.
We pserent to-day the FLOWING accurate statistics Of
ne sh1p building at this port during the year 1854.
The heavy depression h felt In 1856 hos been
grAduy removed during the present year, and though
there has mot been mutt activity aud enterprise mani
lested In The ship yNds there for few years prs
vcus 70 les5 nevertheless general confidence his been
steadily The iporeae There has been sudden de-
prssou elevation Of pces either for Slips lumber or
borthevs has been fad nucsuasion In the demand
br either or any Of them FAIR prices, moderate but
Taady demand for vesssts, and the materials
for building them, have caused q healthy II MOI .
very active enterprise me yards. The confidence
Of builders Is entirely restored, though there has
been suaA sbundaps suppiy Of searng crafts In for
mss year. that the dema,d for them Is not great The
prospects for 1851 oser than they Tor this
year: they were better this than last The total
amoOx4 OF tonnsee In q year Of the vessels Aunched
does ma always gvs an exact impression the condition
q hs ship building bus for parties sometimes
% situated TO be led 10 build, they do IL
n Ices. That has not the this year. and viii
not be- at least duros the frat half Of ths succeeding
year. 80 many vesAs built in the Easteru States
,has ~ general market for hem Is sufficiently supplied
70 ths eure nearly the entire ship building business
h Ms port carried By contracts the STEAMBOATS,,
sAips bgs pilot kes&s &c all built for special par
es md speoia paYposs Building FOR sais or 10 threw
vessels into Tho marset, and run Tho risk Of making o.
losing by The sale OF them Almost Unknown d this
poss, and there acsrishc more peculiar TO the
ship tuildhg Of this oy Lumber and timer have been
sufaosnsly abundant supply the demand ;ot ..in,
Though they would bave been very scarce there nd
been heavy SHIP building business carried because
shs extraordinary ieep and uncommon severity OF
~ vtnser prevented the iumbs5men from obtaining
hxgs suppsy Live o&k and white pine com nand high
siCes and there II lair mket Tor GOOD timber or lun
hw Of any kind1
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gREENP01ET YARDS.
nj KCxronp WEE.

MARCH tshxee mssssd schooner HarssassA, go tsma,
80 M~uws punhas pness line Of New yorx asd ~
vsn.ah ps0kea.
nay s--rArss masseS schooner eordslA, d ~ a.
rua~Ao~s ssd ~ shs parties and SERVES - Ne
Hag1g4sms.
Nap ss.-sss sssmssa BsssSaA, ~ fes long, IA fsst
wAa az ssss apsh q hosd and % sosa for .. H. John
ycs, - apeasure yschs
O me trn q Nay ihe svm Of webb 4 Bell CON-
neuosd.
NOV m-rhe bark Jane DNsgsn lss fses long, 80 lea
no nchss wide 70 feet inches depth " hold and $50
tons, owned BY nsssrs. Durham pincs and 70 -
pscxss 10 Glasgow.
Drc. She Schooner Guthrie, a fees long "a feet
eide feet dspsh II hold. and lss tons for the United
a~aes Rovsrnrssa 70 se used Cor lighthouse tender.
ocssbcr g7--Tbe barge Delaware, Of 1sokawssa 6 100
tors. fsv me western Rsllrosd Company.
Ocxohe 2s--Aroshey barge Of The same description
ard ioy the sse PARTIES the Delaware o. Lsckswsns.
on the Stocks.
sux lac feet long ak feet vide, iaH fees dspsh q
hold ara s7o tops Tor Nsssrs Tucker, Cooper NO ~
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SGAAUAc pon uxv ToRK-rxr D1w
- NOON Bgss. .eve IS
eGs ssss ~, azan wArns .....eve II -
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HOBOKEN.
By M1CHAYL L. ALLISON.
'----~exsf.
,ber, schooner Arzac, OF 365 tons

Tho following table shows the Of tonnage built
during the Inst ten years.
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No. 56l.l
Notice OF the Withdrawal OF Lands In Michi-


IN OF the OF Congress approved Sd June,
Of railroads state,
the from aud location Of following
until otherwise dected heretofore ordered telegraph
30h OF May last 20 WIT:
Office DUNCAN; All the lands in the district southern
nnsula between aud Ia west township
81; the northern pentnla all the lands
3d. and west OF range 10 west.
Once All the lands the district except
ships III, -, 10, and Ia lying Of range ID
Office GEsEsEE; All the lands district except those
townships situated north Of township ~ and
aud those north OF township 10 and ofrange east
Once DETROIT; All lands the district living between
townships and III morrill, and all situated OF
Office KALAMAZOO All the lands lying east Of
range 8 west
Once MARIE All the district situated
south sltownship 81 in ranges 90 10 81 inclusive
South Of township So ranges ~ 10 - inclusive,
South OF township SO, in ranges IS and DC.
South OF township 81, in ranges 81 and %.
North OF township 49, % and 40;
North oftownship Ss, in ranges Al and A.
These latter, embracing nearly the lands advertised in the
pesidenls proclamation No. $50, be July
Ste Marie which will therefore, be offered public
therein ordered.
Given my hand oce city Of
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June 1856.
TAOS. A. HENDRICkS,
June l4-lawo~i !nlel Il Start Commissioner.
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By RAILROAD DIRECT 40 THE WEST.
"a W sSzsI

Time between Washington and Wheeling but I1i
Running time b.tSseH Wasngo" qad 0aoinna, 27 Aours
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks be had in
Washington.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved itu
western CONFESSIONS now Offers the fullest inducements
eers between Washington Baltimore and all portions OF the West
The conneIion between from Washington and the
Washington Junction a,e called the Relay Housed nine mites
Waingon and The Ohio river Baggage il checked through 10
Wheeling the Washington staon
through points beyond. connecting
Washington daily at m and AZ, nj on Sundays at the
Al Wheeling
Wheeling through Cambridge zanosve, and Newark
CoLuMBus These trains connect al Ne%a, win, the Newark
Al Columbus The O. o. railroad trains connect with the fast trains
WILLIE, sc xena, Little Miami railroad, connexion
iaute, Iaiayelte, Chicago Rock island, 81 Louis, sc.
Nachez, Orleans, Washington
transferred at Cincinnati to the mail steamers on the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
caeo SC, sold when Ohio nuvisable between
Wheeling and Wesve, (fory mies) where kon with
Travellers requested notice that while this only
aodg through tickets and checks in washington is also the
speedy and direct all leading
the great West The distance from Washington Cincinnati is
but $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by other
by through ticket from Washington To Wheeling, 50
BY railroad ss sS By steamer from Cincinnati, Ss lndianaPo
Chicago IS 80 81 81 LSuIs an and s nsn
So; New Orleans s3l, Sc.
Cumberland Bedford springs Piedmont Oakland noun
Swssn and fs
train from Washington
For further nlomaton through tickets &C. apply to TIL.
JOHN H. DONE,
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-du Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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sepI 2s--dlY

nLENWOOD CEmETEaX.-omce No. ey2 Pennsylvania
VI 10Th street, Savings Bank. This
laid plan celebrated Greenwood OF
New York. and situated the high ground dstsntone ana
mile north Of the CAPITOL North Capitol street leading directly
gateway This company received charter from Con
gIes their ground forever burial making
Zee title purchaser and prohibiting all encoachmenis nom
Legislation otherwise, which Is Of Importance 10 those who
wish their dead where they placed them has
in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes, sell IL and throw The dead
Hscuousy large and legal
titles given 10 the ground.
NJ Office open from 10 10 II, M where pamphlets with
nap, and bylaws and all other nomatioR BIO
obtained all orders for len with Mr. James r. ar
No 40 Seventh street, other undertaken viii be prompt
June IDLY
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THE ONLY OWE aUTuoRrzBDr-The Rob o. DIR. 30,

THE ONLY OWE aUruORIzEDi-The Rob Of DR.. BOY.
NEAU BAFFECTBUR IL far superior 70 the sirups OF
nier paria other sar remedies II radically
whost mercury All affections Of the skin darre
itch, accidents
period Of s, and hereditary acrony Of humo As depura-
u powerfully scacouH caahs Of the bladder
fractions and other weakness arising
injections Eoundings syphlc the Rob
ensuing
Of basam Of cspaya cubebs from injections which only rpo
without The Rob Boyveau
syphlc
ing and which have resisted the Of mercury
Of potassium.
General fer the United States Gabriel Bondn, esq,
William wholesale orders
New Orleans, Seuilly, Francisco.
The Rob Laecteu sold BY al druggists throughout
ted States pamnhe Doctor tho edl-
cal properties Of the ROB win be obtained by writing
dnW William street. New York, whol ave every Information
q. D. prepared 10 M orders for America tho West IN
des &C. free Of the United duties he has the bond
March N-dly.
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Law School Cumberland Uriyersity, at Lebanon,
Tenn

Law school Of Cumberland Uniyersity, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthe, late OF the circuit
judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan of the udgeu ofthe supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon Bromeld L. Ridley OF the cnancellors of State.
Judges Carutes Green dew their exclusively
the school.
Plan ftsirueol Daily examinations OF each class the
No regular lectures explanations
daily iessonB the progress of the examinations.
2. Weekly ofcomnOn law which
dents profes
prosecute all processes
Practice The framed require prepare
deeds Wills records and all OF documents
dence in the trials Some OF taken by appeal
which held monthly in the class and
sublc the ead Of session. The students act clerks he
jurors circuit judges, chancellora
sacities connected with their suits.
Sessionhe first session the third Monday
tember third Thursday February.
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses per son.Tuon fee $50, advances contngen
So boarding $50. Students
which can bo had In the Lebanon bookstores.
sessions required complete unless
class No previous study required for
mission There regular classes
Al time during the collegiate year.
a legislature connected with the school.
Number students the last collegiate year eiEhysix.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERs
Feb il-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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OTuCE o. rHK MAINLAND COEsoLIDATEB L0FIGEIEa,
Baltimore, Maryland, July u, ls55.
unHE commissioner Maryland
caution the public the swindleTs
circulate by fraudulent
pretend agent OF tickets lotteries which
are wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries Maryland those drawn daily
elected people
the State under The constitution and he
schemes and 20 attend 10 the drawings.
All all certificates Of packages
tickets the X Brenan
Once Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore MaIyland.n All others fraudulent
For iu Information the subject Of those frauds address
FIX. Brennan,
Sept 2s-dly Baltimore. Maryland.
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PROTECTED by royal patent Of Ensans and secured BY
the seals Of Bcoo dc Phnrmacie dc Paris and Imperial Cot
lege Of Medicine Vienna
rnesemsr No ihd remedy for general y
Of write decay distressing
quenees arising from an early abue &c Ia effects ecacou
IN YOUTH manhood and Old the yle would
come Impaired, IN the decline Of NE ~ the riesemar
universally adopted all physical mpedments mage
before s influence, Tins rendering m invaluable
terinr the marriage state.
Tnesemar No completely and entirely eradicaes
those disorders which oopnva nbeb
an sndole for 10 the ruin Of the health Of portion pop
ulatOn. - -
Thesema No the great European remedy for that
disorders which, unfortunately, the English physician
mercury 10 the inevitable destruction Of patients constitution
and which al the saapalla In the world remove
Trosema Nos l. q and alike SMELL and
AZ nauseang quaieg They may lay the
their use being detected.
Sold in Tin o. each divided separate doses as
minstsred by Vaipeau, LniCmand, Rout sc.
To be had, wholesale nnd RETAIL Mr. H. A. Barrow No 81
Green street. near Canal New York specially appointed by
proprietor and pacntee the United
other part Of America Immediately on receiving remittance
Mr. Barrow will forward the Tricsrmar world
securely packed and addressed according
writer.
Retail agents required Terms cash.
Nov g--dlV
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June " lRw6w


Of Wildra,oal Of additional Ldads IN Florida
IURTIiER pursuance OF the granting
pubic lands, In alternate sections
Aabsma, aid In the construction railroads said
Salesn 18th May 1856,
by Ibis office The land oca Newnanvr and Tampa Fod
da, the 9th for the withdrawal
location until further ORDERS ~ the following lands
fallng within probable limits Of Tampa
Main Stem railroad, in said Stare to wits
Once NEwsANsvrtLR All the lands
OF aud here oore Withdrawn for the Cedar Key Branch railroad
wesi Of the line which divides and twenty
and Torth Of the lice dividing townships nineteen md twenty,
Office TAMFA Al the lands situated dividing
four and five,
ydea townships thirty and hry-one.
under my hand Once city u
Washington this ninth day OF September, 1885.
JOHN HOOD,
Sept l0-iaw6w Acting Commissioner.
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Land Warrant Lost.

rpHE public hereby notified the nth
1850 the undersigned Elisha Fiendon, warrant No
59l5 t 20 acres, issued Pensions
for the United States under the Of Congress 1855 enclosed
Ia the United Scnttsve county Virginia
the said VI Snydet son Washinutt
city that the said land The
dersEned and has failed reach snyder SON. and
believed that The either fsudueniy taken from
mails OF
persons hereby warned from the su,
Intend apply The Of Pensions for
duplicate Of said warrant
ELISHA HERNDoN
Sept lO--Iaw6w
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stopping Southampton both going and returning they offer
proceeding London and Haye advantages
other route tor the economy OF time and money.
Passage from HsV YOrk 20 Southampton and Bremen,
Fil cabin, saoon $3.50 first cabin, saoon $40
second do, 500
All letters and newspapers through the post ONCE.
No bills ladng will be signed parcels received the
sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight or passage, apply 10
q. III. SAND, II South William ST., NJ Y.
U. A, HEiNEKEN d Co., Bremen.
CROSkEY & Co Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, HavTe.
Feb 2T--dly
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10. III. GILL E II, ,

his Office his fesid in Prankn Row,
and Thirteenth streets He will continue TO devote his aen
lion principally the United
Having devoted time the law concerning he will
opinions legal questions arising before
the Once and appeals 10 the chief justice assistant
justices District OF Columbia; and will assist
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
lie viii also give written opinions and for
before Congress either Of the departments
prosecute claims before board established for he
adjudication
M I'D
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.

No puy win be for trips performed Of
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the Of the trip
be deducted For arrivals after schedule sufficiently
excused fourth trp may be deducted The
contract be annued for repeated ucs violating the
Office laws for disobeynr depanments Instructions
The Postmaster General may order increase Of service pro
alta increase the lie schedule
vded the running time be diminished also may urta the
discontinue altogether pro decrease of pay on
condition Of his allowing months amount
service dispensed with,
No increased win be allowed for excess any, actual
advertised distance " points supplied correctly
stated. The be executed by s September
merit JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
June 7-iawiwf
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mo. 800 /

No 560l
NOTICE OF the withdrawal OF lands In wisconsin
~ Ia pursuance approved 81 June ErannR
lie lands hH State af Wisconsin construction N
said issued om this Of
aro withda wing nom market until further ORDERS
said STATE and continuing The reservation Of the
fore ordered BY telegraph the 18th q May
nhc y vhan Inc
pected are received s
Oice Of which restoration 30 days public given
Given under hand General Land Once
Washington, this 18th Of June, A, n, 1855
THOs, A, HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
June la-law6w A
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United states Mails.

Poar oTTIoE DEPARTMENT, June 7, 1855.
PROPOSALS for carrying tho United States mails day
Of October the Both June, 1885, following
Tennessee, will be received the Ocs OF
partment In the city o Washington, un q the 18th day
August next TO be decided the next day, viz
No, e663 Prom Concord Depot, Ten, Louisville
bnck, three times
Leave Concord Depot Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
arrival Of train from Kno1 yile--sny 10 an;
Arrive nj Louisville by ~
Leave Louisville Monday "Wednesday, md Friday at 2
Arrive at Concord Depot by Apm
Proposals for six trips week invited,