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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06
citp SM0 state aHatis.

Tue SourH-Stpg TRAS, due here at l2l O'Clock
Yesterday did arrive in consequence of the bridge
,hont one mile this side of Farmvllle being damaged
tx high water. The which went ,osn return
ed 18th the up passengers, and the other train carr-
81 on those which left here. We did not learn the
extent of the damage TO the bridge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

LADIES FINE Shoes have Just received from ono
regular follows Ladies full trimmed
plain fine Kid slippers Fine Kid Pump Buskns, Kid Calf
and Welt Buskus very prime. White Kid Slippers. Also,
Black, Bronze and White Boots all nice Please
cil and them L. SEABURl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

FIRE AT THE RocKBRIDGE ALUM-The Tenpin Alley,
at the Rockbridge Alum took fire on Tuesday night,
from the bursting of a camphene lamp and burnt to
the ground. 1t WAS with great difficulty the billiard
rooms saved There four hundred WIS.,
itors at the Rockbrdge Alum Springs Tuesday
last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

SOMETHING ELEGANT.-wc would call
- attention TO something rich and beautiful in the
Sets of Breast Pins and Ear Drops which have
received the best especy large and fine
Cameo with aud glass Dasuerreotype
This last article would be and acceptable
for Lady.
We would be pleased to show them any Lady Gentle
man wi would do the o call at place.
SII.VERTIIuRN a. Cliff,
aug OTIS Formerly II Silvcrthurn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70,

~ building House of Worship fothe First Presbyte
Church of this city hereby invited The plan and
Specifications will be ready for examination at the Counting
Burroughs Shafcr 81 Co. the 9th day Of
August Proposals invited for the whole job and also for
Stonework Brick work Carpenterswork Pssterng Roof
ing Painting &c separately Said will
the 10th day Of August the work be commenced
400 thereafter possible. L. DEANE, Jr,
July ~ d&ctl6aug Chmn Bldg Com LIST Prcs. Church.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06


- small lot of Seven Top Turnip Seed. W oh
the earliest and endeest Salad that grows from Tar
nps Brussels Sprou Seed raised by Mr. Halliday W no
the finest Salad for this market As the season Is
preaching for sowing these seeds those who stand in need
should call early, For sale by - -
aug , d&cts j. IL THOMPSON " 90
Anoth les Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06


BIG LICK depot TO FRANKLIN c. H.-Leave Big
Lick at O'Clock 40 minutes after the
from LynchhurE Tuesdays, Thursdays arrive
~ Franklin q H. at IL days Returning. leave
FRANKLIN T. H. at O'Clock, and arrive at Big Lick
O'Clock 80 minutes In time the Lynchbug
This arrangement passengers will with the
Big Lick for the East and West, the days
may 90 cts 8 CALDWELL. Arcnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

SAD OccuRnENcE.-A casualty occurred at the
Rockbridge Alum Springs a few days ago, which ter
minated in the death of an interesting little boy the
of Mr. Barnit of n Y He was playing on the mountain,
and falling down steep, received some internal in
juries, which notwithstanding every thing possible
was done to save him resulted in his death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

ruURNlP SEED. NEW CROP.-Rusa Baga
Il Flat Dutch, Red Topped Aberdeen and Winston
july 25-dScia STABIER JONES.
FuNURNIP Sc DS.-Ercah ss u plies Of y uu,user
u and Winter Turnip seed on hand and for sale by
aug2ts j H. THOMPSON & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

~ tnuos In market for NEGROES of both sexos
the of 10 and 30 including Mechanics. such
Hs Backsmiths and Carpenter aud viii the highest
Ret prices IN cash His Office Ia newly erected brick building
lh Lynch Immediately In Of the Farmers
Bank where hes prepared (havng erected buildings with
TINT view to bonrd sent to Lyuhbug 9th
nsse moderate terms, and keep them
they were placed In the jail of the Corporation.
may lpd&cly SETH WOODROOF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

w WHEAT. and win make II to the of
give call before they sell will furnish bags to bring
crops by the railroad at the usual charge
inly w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

u dispose private sale of the Fixtures of the Tobarc
Factory recently carried by o Dcproat Campbell
H. They consist OF all the fixtures for well
plotted establishment comprising ten aud presses
in good order. aud nearly now, hving been
soason They VIII be disposed OF OF liberal term,
and the hnildng also Tor sale opportunity pr,
scented for wishing engage In the business
ting up tobacco. JOHN u. ALEXANDER,
III lpllC
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

OUTRAGEOUS AFFAlR.--The Star Of The Kaao,cha
Talley, (Putiam County, gives the following par
ticullrs of an outrage recently committed in that
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

knn SACKS MarshnII salt in store and TO
WV arrive, for sale by IRBY & SAUNDERS.
July % d&ets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

NNOMAIOEs AND PEACHEs.-hprstss Self
Il Sealing Cans for putting Fruit in It's natural
sold by and those who
In the highest OF the perfect manner in which they
the They simple in Construction liable
bakase have been successfully used every way
superior to my other Dan offered for sale
J. H. THOMPSON & CO.,
july 3ots Ag'ts for Manufacturer
DULVERIzED sugar, just recelve1 ~
Il IRBY SAUNDERS
July 28.d&cts '
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

CRAWFORD, the artist is about coming to Virginia
to arrange for the reception of the statue OF Washing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

GALE Of Valuable LRnds.-I desire sell the
~ tract Of Land which reside Bedford County, the
waters of Ivy Creek The about ACRES
100 acres of which valuable bottoms self renovang and
productive There also full supply of heavily tim
bered land
The improvements all and of large and
comm dious DIV ELLING HOUSE, Kitchen Smoke house,
Dairy Stables Barns &c &C. There Orchards OF all kinds
OF the best fruit the
Being anxious to the South, viii make IL 10 the
interest Of any desiring to purchase
June cit DIN frits SAMUEL NJ SCOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

"OOD's HAIR KEsrORATlVE.-A very
w popular, and agreeable HAIR TONIC for sale by
june 10 dSctsl STABIER a. JONES
HARpER's MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST
RECEIVED AT MORSE's
July 22k
III lands WANGED.-We will employ 100
good labouring men the Charleston & Knoxville
Road IN Tennessee Tho country perfectly healthy and
visions low We will pny 81 per day boarding AT
81 ~ por week. the year round
To 7nch hands work for Will refund their
expenses from Lynchburg to Knoxville Apply to
g. H. LOCHER Il CO
Knoxville, Tenn,
o Balcony Falls Va
aug 2dts
Rrhmnnd Dlsna lnhr nuN Gnrli
The daily union., 1856-03-29
United States Patent Once,
Wasliington, March 8. 1856,

m the petition Of Marmaduke Osborne of New York. praying
for the extension OF granted him The 9th
May s43 for Improvement "feltng for
fnm the expiration of said PATENT which takes place
the 2sh day OF May, 1856
ordered that the said petition be heard Patent Office
Monday, the l2h of May 70 O'Clock, and all per
notified appear and show
said petition ought not to be granted.
opposing required file Patent
Office their objections specially forth In wring least
days before the day Of bearing all testimony fled by
used the said hearing be taken and transmitted
with rules Office. which will furnished
application.
The testimony in the will be closed the 2d Of May
dp0sions, papers relied testimony
flied Office before tho morning that day rgu-
ments, II any within days thereafter.
this published In the Union Ipei-
sence and Evening Star washington e.; Republican, Bati
Evening Philadelphia, Book New
Post, Boston for three
previous the 18th Of May next, the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Patents.
s-Edo the above papers will please copy, their
bills the Patent Ofce with containing this notice.
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United States Patent Once,
WkspINaron. March O. lS5

ON the petition Of j. N q. w. Zacharah Be-son
and Bowman, administrator Jacob Deardo deceased
Wayne Indiana, praying for the patent
granted toJ g. W. Lesh Deardor Bceson Jute 81,
s42 improvement In the
day o lune, le56-
II ordered the said petition be heard The Patent oce
Monday the 18th o June II O'Clock
no6ed and show they have why
petition ought be granted
Persons opposing the required die the
Once their objections specially firth wridng
days before the day of heang all testimony Med by either
be used the said hearing bc taken snd transmitted
with oce which will be furnished
application.
testimony win be 9Th Of June
stions and other relied testimony filed
the Office before the morning Of that day the sgumen
any within days thereafter.
Odrred also, this be published the Union Ipte
zencer and Evening Washington D. O. Republican, Ba
Philadelphia, Day Boob New York
Inquirer Cincinnati oho orc" week for three successive weeks
previous the 27ui OF June next the day OF hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
CopmiSsiJner OF Patents.
p s-Editos papers will please copy
their bills Pr,ent Once containing this notice.
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The daily union., 1856-03-29
Navy SuppIies-Is56-'67
NAVY DEPAKrh RkT,


Bureau Of Provisions Nd Ms,sh GlU,hips; y 1s;s
SEPARATE PRoPosALs sealed and endorsed P,oposs fol
nay. sS,sy WI W. & o. =, This s%osu na
which nvo days gwen svesy twenty
% sS s'ss :asytsss Sa.Se 3%
s by me chief beaa
a. f ss Of s n' said H''yd during the
pHs se. s coffee es moase' vinegar
sroma ~ The yeaf less or e5e but shall in be
q,son for the a 6e perfectly respects
fee a. sH.ss States. he be-, ss %s:ea
bright barrels or half has the bo,hs
%s So"pd % lining hoops around each head and squs in
considered barrel nan cnsssh the required
The biscuit wholly from, sweet superdno aour Of
the mannae,ae Of tho year lsss 1856 sha all
for hs same apS s%a BE- fa equal IL
saS . ss ws
ss s.6 ss S charge hs u.sd
scnbed win The heads wen secured waier-ugh wh
s" b"% sse. a%e %s es
Ssh barrels %
s.s bsn sSd Inc
heads 10, less n" thick and each barrel shall
pa d n na and s S a. S %
The wh" to be pu, good shipping ORDER free Of all charge
Te shan according samples navy.yards
and be dry aud III for packing
The tea shall good quality hyson equal to the
Piles AT sad yards.
The coffee shall be the Cuba according sample
The tic shall be Of the best quality Vi the crop mne
diasy preceding the dates Of the requonr
Tho noassss shalt fully quality of New
Orleans oasses shall delivered In well seasoned red
@ not Il. s: ss. 10 s s.
hoged and addion to have four hoop bise
Inc" width aud 10Th thick chime IN
thick and shall be tho: oughy coop
erod aud placed II, the best shipping cOndiuon.
The shalt be Of the first qualify vinegar equal the
standard Of the United States and shall contain no
all those required for mouses With the exception that
Unite oak shalt edoak
and heads shall thoroughly c0opered placed
in The best shipping order.
TIE pickles shall be in onhound casks and each cask
teen gallons OF medium cucumbe dy the gallon and The
tables In shalt eighty pounds and they Sny be paid
fot and each a then be filled with white wine of
eust ~ degrees strength and equal TO French The
vegetables and shall confirm and be equal In ali
the samples deposited III. yards aud
the shall they will good
sound The the
tnGg wits moascs, vinegar and pickles to be well painted
head
The very quality beans, shall
the immediately preceding dates Of the requon for
the same, "a pounds 10 b. taken aa ons bush.l . !
shall
by sundyns shall be OF the Of the mmedi
ale, preceding ne da'es of the rqui-on- for The
barrels and boxes shall subject inspection the chief Of
m direct the inspecting officer be- appointed by the
NVy Department All inspections TO be at the place OF delivery
Biscuit however, be inspected the place OF manufacture,
will all subject inspection al the place
livery before bills signed therefor.
The prices the foego pg articles be he throughout
the eat and bidders may offer fn
All the casks barrels and barrels, packages shall
be All the
and half bfriA -four bread and pickles ha have, In
add TO the above, The when Manufactured or put up
mn ked upon hsm.
the ensuing acn year. aud Aa'e reference to ' AaDe
been Yrertou.!y sshit.ted ~
The daily union., 1856-03-29
United States Mail.

r carving the mai: Of the Gaed States S@ s n
s day Of September 1885, the 30h day q June 1905 on
the following routes In the TERRITORIES OF OREGON ana
WASHINGTON will received Contract Once u me fos
Once Department In the city Of washingon until tho s'h day
July, iea6 10 be decided by tbs next day:
OREGON TERRITORY.
la7Sa From STAIRS FONT Grand Prairie Eugene Cy % miles
and back week.
Leave STAIRS Point every Friday at 7 am;
Arrive at Eugene City same day by pmj
Leave Eugene City every Saturday al 7
Auiys at Starts Point same day by pm.
1876 From Port Ood Randolph and Coos Bay 10 OalineT
Ci'y, IS miles and back, week
Leave Port Oxford every Monday at a
Arrive al Gardiner Ety next "Wednesday by 3pDi
Leave Gardiner City every Thursday al Tan;
- Arrive AT Pon Oxford next Saturday BY pm.
1887 From scotsbug Winchester 81 miles and back once
Leave Scottsburg every Wednesday At AMI
Arrive at Winchester next day BY pm
Leave Winchester every Monday Al Tam;
Arrive al seoitsburg next day by3pm
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
l274l Prom Pacific City Chsnook 70 mes and back,
week.
Leave Pacific City every Wednesday nj ] PM
Arrive st Chenook same day by D
Leave Cbenook every Moaday AT . q
Arrive at Pacific Eity day 10y II a
Bds IN BY dIfbreBt schedule win be eOnsidrred.
94a From Vancouver Steiacoom City,
Bidders 10 state distance and schedule Of arrivals depart
The daily union., 1856-03-29
NOTE.

Proposals must te guaranteed by responsible persons
ned to such by judge
CONTRACT be into by The bidder
before the Isl Of July -
No pay will be made for trips and for each Of such
omissions satisfactorily explained three the
be deducted For arrivals behind
neIion with depending mails and sufficiently excused
fourth Of the for the trip subject forfeiture
Fines will be unless The delinquency be promptly
lsfactny explained for Begec'ng take from
post ONCE suffering 10 be injured destroyed robbed
lost and for refusing afer demand, convey
hce' on the route The Postmaster General the
for repeated failures asreeRby
ohtyrg the Office laws instructions department,
The Postmaster General alter may
Increase Of service allowing therefor
the contract He also cur, discontinue the
In whole Of allowing
wnR'h rapensadop OF
superscribed Proposa No 745 is,Pp"
further particulars pamphlet advertisement for conveying
the ais In Alabams Mssssippi &C.. q Is54 and ls6
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 26-lzw4w Postmaster General.
The daily union., 1856-03-29

For sale Four Hundred Negroes and Ten Taousa nd
Counties, Alabama.
ON,be first Monday in April hs 7) will SELL at Cuhawba
a sI OF nnsy dsys, bearing Interest," me hun
dtd and hy likely nssoss S.o my Others Time All
VIII also e a. any tms dahns hi. year private sale.
S neSns S1l .s a%s
King rs",sop bsvins s: kaa sad
s .snss Sss As
attached 70 it; the dwelling house, Offices, outhoases
s q; g sf ..s sow o. Il. ii, d ',s
me above Mobile and w. Of and asat .o hs Alabama river
sand including fur Of the panaons and
railroad s%S % s bad" q. Of s mss
road tit Selma road 10 and from which depot cars run
Two are mites dis,aat one Of wncn within
mites Of The ely of sel"a These plantations highest
mills negro cahis, shops, wells, &c. &c. &e
s% s % sss mach oSsnsa ssi
wood lard each tract as may desired with
Possession Of the above plantations negroes given
Der or January next as they may wish "''
Il nor sd privately peviou. to the first Monday in Decembc
negroes may then be unsold 'NN
wishing Or to engage in e cultivation of eo,
on has been difficult for years past to find plantation
there large unimprovsd tract.
These plantations fertility facilities transportation and
States aud personal inveaa,oa viii
prove TO the satsfaction of portion Union
healthy Than the ''caue fegion Alabama
s.aeess ess s =" a o. most
valuable and finished large blocks of bck buildings
banking houses, &C., &C.
AFo several desirable uRmprOved large lots and
tracts Of land in and contiguous Selma.
Asn about 30 head of M9oded
bnd Brown Dick superior Mares Young
aons geldings coIs and fes-a them the very best
racing stock.
Among the negroes first trainer COED
and many excellent cooks
For further particulars address the undersigned W. Byrd
ESQ., at Selma or W. NJ Brooks, Maron Perry county,
Alabama The overseer the plantations will give
ah information to those VINO wish make
ugation of the premises. BEN. EDWARDS GREY
SELMA, Alabama, Feb. II, 1885,
Feb i9-d2mif
The daily union., 1856-03-29
United states Court OF Claims.
CAnn-

THE undersigned Devereux Of New York ciy, and
Thompson, Of Washnston D. c. attorneys and counselGr'
associated VI caims, for credit
~ of government, In the Court Of Claims.
immediate careful attention
Washington which be inins,od TO their
BY gentlemen and in ue city OF New
York or elsewhere any part of the Union.
They consulted me personally or by letter either
Particular Information 10 claim
which before Congress departments
be furnished upon application BY The pae. Interested
JOHN q. DEyEREUX,
No. o. Broadway, corner Wall street New York city
NJ THOMPSON,
Washington city.
commissioner ofthe Court Of Claims
Jan 3l-Jtavrfn Intel
The daily union., 1856-03-29
George w. Brega,
ooUNsELLOR- -AT-tLW,
Washington, d. G.
Pcb o0-eodlmif
United states Patent Once,
Wsshinston, January %, 1856

Unitcd states Patent OMee,
Washington, January 70, 1856
~ ,ha n.,,o, or Joscnh H. Durrows, OF Cincinnati, Uhs,
prayna for the OF patent granted 10 bm on the 21d
OF prl s42 for Improvement In nili stones sessn
ysars from the said patent which tatcs pse on the
a3d day OF April, ls56- , -. on.
h ordered thar the petition be heard al the Patent once
ON MONDAY II O'Clock, m; and ali pei
sons notified appear and any they hare ~hy
ssId petition ought be granted.
opposing the sIenton are required 70 me 70. raen.
dsy. hearing all eStnony hed by -het pa
be heh be taken end nnsmed ~
cordnpcr with the ruea oce which will be furnished on
application. ,, $50, - a.. e-,, or m,,oh
M. testimony must be hh
in tho once morning Of that day the nsu'n
II any, within len days thereafter. !. -, .,
Ordered s.o, ibis notice be published In the unon 10
,e,,sspcer and Evening Washington, d. CT Argus, bau
morS ra,ot and Uniou Harrisburg ia Journal Of Commerce
New York Rnquer Cincinnati, Ohio once werk TOT s
are Of April tho day Of
hearing. CHAhLEs MhouN, =, ,,.,.
s-Edi,ors Of the shove papers will please and send
their Patent Once, with paper containing W" houe
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

he nome OF no will koOAs
hs p.sMsAs VI The s1lscpion be maaei aayancs. A
Distant sussebers may forward ~ money by letter. postage
which wh be paid BY u and ask sssned b. ourselves In ~
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published ri weekly during the
sions Of Cong ess, and semi weekly duas recess
Subscriptions for Esriod year will be received
proportioped TO the above annual
O1-POsTaAsTERs authorized agents and
BY sending DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed; or
sEMIWEEKLY subscribsn with s2' enclosed, will be
titled 10 copy gTats.
The daily union., 1856-03-29
Medical Card.

DoCToR sTANIShs HERNIsZ practitioner Of homUo
pafhy Office o3I aud Fourteenth Consuia
tons from 10, a. M 10 3, p.
Doctor Saras hernsz having returned from Europe with I'M
proved health viii practice Of his profession
lie Doctsu parle frascas
Der Doctor spricht Reutseh.
II Doctor habla Rspanol
II Dotiore psfla Itsiiano.
Jan I9-d6m
The daily union., 1856-03-29

The quantities may increased diminished
made not quantities., quantities tho
may require delivered those yards respectively
residing the places where deliveries are re-
establish such places that no delay may
what be equed and when contractor
promptly comply win equso" the Chief Of the Bureau
SIMPLY deficiency under he penalty TO be
pressed the the record of requston or duplicate
VI navy aforesaid shall be evidence that such equson
made and received
Separate made for each article each Of the aore
aud 'han article 10 contained In
the Offer will have the right 10 accept
or more contained such ober and reject the re-
and bidders whose proposals. are accepted tand none
e noufed and early pact cable contract
viii be transmitted fr execution which contract must be
within days. exclusive ol the time fe
quiT, regular ransmirsion OF the mail
approved suretiss In equal to hs eumed
amoun, OF the respective will be required and twenty
thereof collateral security in addition
secure m pc mance and not in event To be paid until
viii be paid by the agent within thirty
bills duly authenticated shall have been presented
Ra,k forms Of proposals may application
navy a.,n,s al portsmouth Hampshe Boon, New York
Phuadupha Bsimo ore Washington, Norfolk Pensacola, and
record or duplicate informing bidder Of the
crpancs proposal win be dermed notification thereof
within S6 and his bid will be made
accepted n conformity with this sndsrsianding
Every he accompanied las directed In the act
Congress making appropriations for the naval service or s4
approved August r4s) by written signed by
the effect that or they underak
supplies ptnposrd Tn bureau will not be obligated
to by the ruaraaiee
tho Of the guarantee to be cerhd
lie ma AGENT ,iorney collector OF the customs
The Of bidders called 10 hs s1ples and de'ero
nd oompGi.oa arieie. offered and "a
sample reeevnR hat fan beio~ hem and s
s.On a.G dy'sS ,.s g Ms 1ts. st A
March lS-'awiw
The daily union., 1856-03-29
United states Patent Once,

I'm the petition Of Michael Dyot Philadelphia Penn.yys
praying for the granted him tor
In lamps for oils, for from
expiration Of said which takes place The thir
ueth day Of May, 1880
ordered said petition be heard Patent Once
on Monday the Nineteenth May ~ O'clock and all
no6sd appear and show they have
way said petition ought not 10 be granted.
required the Patent
obectons specially set forth In writing leastwep
DAYS before OF hearing Al Testimony fed by either parry
said hearing be taken and transmitted In
rules the oce which will be furnished
p,icaion. :.
The testimony will be closed the 9Th Of May
dspoons papers relied upon testimony, mus
be sled IN before the morning Of that day the
arguments II any, within days thereafter.
this notice be published the Union Intelt
sencer and Evening sr, washington D. C Republican Bal
unoe Maryland Philadelphia, Pal and Jona
of Commerce. New YORK, NJ " week for three sue
ceve previous the nnoteen,b May ner the day
bearing. - ...-.
Commissioner OF Patents
p sEdors papers win please copy, and send
their bin. TO the Patent oce with paper contrasting this notice.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.

No will be made for performed,
omssons not satisfactorily explained three the up
may be deducted For arrivals schedule
one fourth Of the for the trip be deducted The
contract be annuied for repeated faues violating
post once laws f dsobeyng the departments
The Postmaster General order Of
increase on the contract He schedule
vded The roaming time be MOI diminished also may
disc0n pay
condition OF his allowing months extra
service dispen ed with.
No increased will be allowed for any,
advertised distance II The points supplied
stated The The lst Of
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
PosT OTrIcR DEPARTMENT, March II, 1856.
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