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United states Mails.


Posr oryIos DErAKIAxsT,
ssay 10, IeS6.
PROPOSALS for carrying mails from the 6rsl
f"ae will be received hs Loniac OH the
pa~sn "a the ey Of Washipglon uii O'Clock, the
leib oiJ June aer, d. be ascidtd IN next day:
No. l43Oi nianapois, Bridge Reilyile
Siilssvlls, Gr. nr, MANN tan, hssi's Mill, Siar
gnony, Brazil Van Bur.n, and Clover Land, Teue
Hauie "a mites and hack, imrs by sarb
mode OF ansporaon will include the mail.
aa. ata SCHEDULE.
Leave Indianapolis daily, exespi Sunday nj IN, and
Arrive az TER. Hante next days Ivy 4 f.-EH#.
Leave Terrt iiaute daily, SUNDAY, al m, and
Afrve at Indianapolis aeat days by ~
NOTES. U
Each should be by guarantee signed BY
two responsible persons, in ihe following manner;
FORM OF MD.
!, -----, Of ---, county Of , state Of , propose
-, agreeabiy advertiser nj Of Postmaster
General dated May 10 1856, and BY The following mode Of
aneo. viz
for the of ------------ dollars
#@t & Is gned.l
FORM or GUARANTEE Ert.3
The nndersisned residing Al -, Stale Of --, undertake
acc'p-a NY The Postmaster bidder shall
Isl day Of Ju,y lead. thereafter
obligation perform e service proposed with good and
(siened by two guaranlors.)
This should be accompanied by postmaster
h THE guaatos are Of properly and able make good their
guarantee.
FORM OF CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned postmaster or - of , certine
under his oath Of Office, acquainted guar
actors ana knows 10 be and able make
good their guarantee.
Dated .ua .4a b.. ....I.E Een@ a#a @#g Hu #N .u@m
.a@2as JAMES CAMPBELL,
May2-law4w ..#. ....... .s. .... Postmaster General.
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Notice

Of he discontiRudaes Of e land Office al DmVie in The
STATE Of Illinois.
NOTICE Il hereby given that pursuance of law,
Of ,hn land Danvie district
dnced hundred ouslnd the the In
said District that the
made subj sale and Spring
n.d, in said STATE
Lands remaining unsod and nnappropatcd and suec,
10 euy ONCE discontinued viii subject
eny sf receipt
by proper oecfs iheteat aud the ahd officers sp
ned rfvs which will
receive applications lands
afRc
under my hand The city q Washington hi. b day
May, A. u. 1870 THOs. A. HENDRt ES.
Cummissionrr of the General Ofce.
Way 6~fawGw Tstar N tntsi.1
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United states Mail.

pRofosALs ior carrying mails Of uned from
s day OF septembef 1885, The June, lass,
tna foliowinx TERRITORIES oP OREGON
WASHINGTON will be received Contract 0fee
once Depa the ei OF Washington until the eih day
july, last, 10 be decided b. the day
OREGON 1ERRIToRY.
1875 From STAIRS Point BY Grand fie Eugene Cry %
aud back a week.
Leave Stare POM every Friday a
Arrive ~ Eugene Cty p m,
Leave Euaene Ciiy saturday at n
Arrive al Sta re Poin day by
1885 From po Orord Randolph Bay ITdne
Ciy, e5 mil, and back a week.
ifave Port orfurd every Monday a
hfnse a Gardner lily "Wednesday ny
IL ave GsIdinrr City Thursday n d IA,
Auive AT Port OfoId Saturday by m.
iss From reotsburg 10 Wnehesier 81 miles and back
Leave Seottshurg every Wednesday a mi
Arrive al Winchester day ny n
Leave Winchester every Monday at : .....
Arrive at Seosbuig n.M day by p IN s......
..r #t5E WASHINGTON TERRITORY
lait From Pacific CRY Chenooa ~ miles back
week.
Leave PsciGe City every "Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at henonk day by .H.
s Leave Chensak svery Moudny al I a ...u..
Arrive at Pacific Cu day by ia q m, ."r....
Dds to different schedule Will considered
l1A2 From tnc0uvtr Sieilacoam
Bde's distance and schedule Of arrivals depart
p
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NOTICE. hereby the unknown heirs ard ie
IN ga representative Woodon who
lifetime served IN the Revolutionary IN 756 az lieutenant IN
CApin John Of the 4h Nt-
rostin.nfsi line, that said Oboda
Noodson died while sad, about r fall ot 776
that application land No 66s7,
favor Of the of ad uedah Woodson Coz said
transferred to Henry
BARLEY Josiah Betin hands
application duplicate obainsd ab
h. 1897 beihg No 6so7, calling FOR ~
proceedings bad In the court o mmen pea Cemon conn
decfsens tue III said warrant TO
Henry Barley tho Aivens-
70 Peerew, applicant have issued IN lieu
of enfid ]" making
provona sasetion Of Virginia land warrants"
August a., A. ~ 1854.
Mar @-isw9odayss A. s.FEfTiCREW.
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No. 552.l
BY the President of the United States.

H#
IN pu, law, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Uni
Ted States mecu, BY declare and make known
s'a.e Of Michigan at ths times herein Dc sgnaed, o~it:
e q Of py nsT s 81 G on
lands situated within The undemenoned townships and facona
North Of and Of the principal meridian
oisLAkDs situated in section six, township forty seven
Two n section our township forty q range three in
rang five and in section ,hirls'ee owu,p oryve Of ange
Township forty nine, Of range
Townships fy toI'y nine and fy Of range eleven
Townships yhice orysix, forty sevep and or-eieh Of
range 'wsnsso az, v ana
Townships forty four forty 6ve range twenty i've.
Townships forty and forty ive Of range twontysn
Township forty nine Of range twenty
Townships forty eight forty nine and dy one, ofange thirty
Townships foresht for,ynine fifty, my one, range
Town-hip. 1--we 6fy and my one of range hy-six.
The uaappopfalrd twenty twenty
a ne ana ose !" DuNaN eomReneSr on Mo"aay s
fourth day II August neat for The dposai OF The public lands sit
North Of The base line and Of he principal meridian.
Township ,.i.y,ssvsn i, q 'a,as a, 'gsn'ysevsn
Townships thirty four and hiynvs, OF range twenHine
NORTH of the base line and Of principal meridian.
Certain Islands situated The following sections, witt
seven Il se,ans iwo ,es ,nssa aaa twenty iour township
y four, range twelve, township twenty
D hso " N m ae "a eon ' e ns '
thirty and in twenty nine ihirytbee, and
y-ouT tow h hip Ihriyone OF the same
app Of schools, military, and
purposes together with those swamp and flowed lands
thereby uui for cu',vion granted the STATE
cnued enable the state and oicr
reclaim lands within their limits
September 2s, 1850, riH be ereinded from the sales
The offering above lands viii bs need the days
will order which adver
ali until the whole l been
the closed sale shall b.
weeks and Of the lands viii
until after he expiration af The weeks.
city of Washington tis hl day
Apt, Donini thousand eight hundred fty
ny the President; FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THO,. A. HENUHICKs,
ous General Land Office.
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Card.

Mss Brookes English and French Boarding and Dug School,
Seven Bsidtass No. i3s Pennsyiramia
TiE Of will Monday,
L February 4, l-5s N4e#t.es@
French language by lady,
Gently Part resides sher branches Of
English under the charge Of ss Brooke and
afforded aqusoy thorough elegant
eatJn Jan S7--eod2w
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1,ssIs give that the snescriber has OBJ
tained from opbans' oonu q Baltimore city ieuefA tss
persna of Eleanor Davidson, Of
city, Al elsims against the nd deceased
the with thereof
snSscber OH ~ October
may excluded from a benefit ~ sid
requested 20 make immediate
payment II - sa. s.. -.
Given under my hand This ss day n Anrl, 1856
41-e.#WIf EHfe E0EaEe DAVID STEWART. Executor.
Apll-lswsw No. 30 st. Paul street, Bsiuuaore
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n Il. MOORE In prepared furntsh the best white
and red u ali and Cumberland coal of all kinds
10 his customer. a, the lowest marker prices
l,2fo pounds sunrsnted the rE #
Hickory, nsk, ,nd pire wood n low prices
Grod article and fni relied In sh cases
Yard rsa s'de 9th street, and n, opposite oh
Nov eo-FruThn tsfr.r
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sorrcE y TO PRE-. EMPTIoN CLAIM ANTS.

Every per entitled right OF pre- OF this
townships townships
auired establish ihe ',r satisfaction Of the
ohice tai
yaoiab atr his notice. aad beor the
polluted the OF the land
otherwis claim win be forfeited
..H# THOS. A HEND titKS.
Com missioner OF the General Land Office,
April g. l3w tInel and Star.l
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NOTICE Is hereby gsv shss will ply 10 the
" commissioner Pensions duplicate III Oscre
land bounty issued under The 'aw Of sepimbeI
1850, 5aoS3 the Of ei2i3
which which has never been assigned
pledged OF ocs,ed by me, or by my authority ., -
l2-ta1dw JOHN ROsS.
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~ EOItGE w. mORht.i., Attorney and Counseiior at
law, United States ccuii court commissioned commissioner
for the Cour Of Cams, No a. Wall street, New York.
Refers lion Nson Justice United States supreme Court
lion H. Fish, United General O fotirn Corps
Engineers Unued ais ~ Blair Solicitor to the Court
OF iains n H. Giet and Major Arnold Harr Washing
Oct tO-WFAsun3m
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No o86i for 100 issusd
IN my March 1885, under the act 81 ID March less
mi,.rv 1919, bsviaa cd rrsch
the so'e ard rirhtnl owner OF
sracd assigned the sane convey
80 '' 's '' JAMES W. BROWN.
April 25-lawsw as4ass
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Ap i5-lawam
GNo. 554. |
Notice
0fthe diseontinuanes Of hs Land Office at !
.Sfats Of Iopa

0fMe dseontnuanee of Ms Land Office at Iolra City, in the
State Of lovd. ~ .##
NOTICE hereby given tina, IN Of law and N view Of
IN Iowa
land district reduced below hundred thou
Interior has directed the land
discontinued, the lands uusod
time OF The dsconnuance be made subject sale aud
Fort Des Moiues, in said State.
by law, and subject
private land office Discontinued will 10 tc
subect TO receipt
and receiver thereof aud the Land OH
Moncs viii public notice OF which
they will be prepared receive sppaons entries OF such
their office. +.
hand the c Washington, this 18th day OF
April, A. ID lesG.
Tuos A. HENDRICKS, +
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Ap i7--lnw6w Intel. h Star
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INSTRUCTIONS TO nIDDEas.

No Will be made for trips
no, satisfactorily explained py Trip
be deducted For arrivals schedule
excused one fourth Of Tie m The be deducted The
contract he aniued for repeated failures violating
post office lass dsobeyIng the depann, instructions.
The Postmaster General order
the contract He the schedule
ydcd e uaning time be dmpshed nIso, cur,a the
discontinue ID atog heT II
cond on Of his allowing one months extra pay ON the noant OF
service 1spens ed with. .s..#
No increased will be- allowed for " any, of actual
dsance IL The points supplied
slated The executed by the h OF September
next JAMES GA .PBELL,
sa## #a .##f#t Postmaster General
PosT orrIoE DEPARTMENT. March II, 1856.
Mar l0-Iaw4w
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United states Court OF Claims.
CAIN.

snE underigned John c. New York eiy and NJ
Thompson of Washington D. O. attorneys and
ataw assoeaird Tor the legal claims
oJs 0f gosernaert, la The Court Of Claims.
They viii coopeIa~ aurutiou
maers az Washington may he 10 ,hsir care
BY genuemen oi ihe profession and in ci,y New
YORK, or elsewhere IN any part afihe Union.
rsy may be consulted lime, personally by letter. either
az New otk or washington 10
when nave been a before Congress
be furnished al once application ihe parsr
J0HN q. DEVEREuX,
NO. W broadway, corner Wall New York city
NJ. THOMPSON,
# Af Washington city.
IL Deyersux is commissioner Of the Coun OF Claims
Jan 3!-3iawInf TinteI.1
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NAVY Agency,
III stf8Es# e Washington, April 30, 1856
EEALED popoals will be this onhee until cdnss
~ day th. soh day ~ May 1885, for uuppy OF such
9uane Of eh beef and vegetables be required the
washington station during the Il cal the LIST
day Of July next, and ending on the 3Oh Juue, 1857.
le heel md vegetables be quality, the
the market afords and each eicied
pound. ' Is
bend wiIA approved security will be aed half the es
ah amount o. me contract aud twenty crniun 10 addition
VIII be Wlhheld
collateral lar ls cantract
Will on no account be pal until iuiIy complied with
Every offer muat be
eess making appropriation for the naval service for $751;
proved August 10, 6f6 by written signed
responsible persons le effect ha, he they undertake
that the bidder bidders will IL his bid be accepted,
inO
ties, 10 furnish the a,tIeits proposed.
No proposal Will be considered unless by
aEtec A. GREENLEAF,
Ap3O-lawsw Navy Agent
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

IN. ships comprising This line the following
huanuc Iapt
Jos. Boutsi"ch
-s.taPt james west
These ships having been huiit by contract
4 pressy for government service, has been
N4}1 N taken their In their engacs
10 insure strength and speed and their scconmo-
dsuons for comfort.
Price Of passage fork cabin S3
second esbin e5 From Liverpool TO New York. 30 and 90
An srperisnced surgeon attached each ship.
20 terbs he until paid for,
The shps Of this line have and
avoid danger from win the Banks noi, of ~ deg
until aier the lst Of August
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Proposals for Stationery.

.n ### @-a Z" TREASURY DErARraEsT, MAY IT. 1856.
SEPARATE proposals for furnishing the stationery required
received uat ~ O'Clock The Both day Of June
should be accompanied BY satisfactory testimonials Of ability fulfil
Of esc arc'e mu me a n ,ps Of M
whom the awarded will pad BY The oepa
viii b considered when ,e a,es not q the
nor Spurious m tat on articles I subject Inc bid
At The pIeas are Of ,he Department
nd mus. specify rs'ee and but one pe. for snen and every
,he dep make dre.on none viii
be taken ino ,ann unless substantially agreeing ,ere~ih
dsred the The head Of the Office
The department itself the right ordering
rs aua", q each and every article contracted for he pubic
an Inferior article a, any line viii be deemed sufficient
forthwith annuI the contract.
sons coz laeis ease faus % supply hs aaces re-
q sSs , an a es ae for the forfeit
The asp ma, h. popo ais tor all or any portion Of
sails shall Oe supplied The pIee or s
may, s purchase the same IN open market
anoun' quay and description Of each of .he kinds articles
folio post SATIN plain dai.h ed, plain,
and ,imaed, . weigh - less ihan u lbs per
trimmed, weigh no, less ihas Y Ib. per
~ quaro ro maehiHe 'ain"sd sides,
paper, by by az inches plain OF
rsa%' q medium paper M books pc PLAN ,9sd
inehes, yellow o. Saa, per Team '"S'e' anu y
realms large brown .nvelope, PER icam
g DO eopy.s papsf Mann per leam
lss aail., No 50, gs.M
az do4sa se.i sI.sk isad pencils, per dozen
is 90 90 ,sa,ssd red ca ,,s peasss, s.,, do
800 do tape assored, s do
! do pounce boxes, of cocoa, sa.a #s# a.#. do
90 sandbors., Of feoeoa, do
~ do Rodgers sons ivory handles genuine, do
do s sSss sos. = .qa. 'aG sss
do office shears, u inches, do
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Land WarTaDts.
John CLARK ate Iowa city Iowa. agent for the 10
military land In the state Of Iowa
opened Office Washington city d. q, in connection
several land Offices the
prepared offer facilities
mode by which wnrant1es and
holders fully avail themselves OF the bounty OF The gov
rssss.
maiel sepdnp by nail The
following fees, wbch accompany the warrnnui
for con and locaton a. to which add land
once fee, si-S3.
and location, So to which add land
Office Zee, a2-st, .
snrss location, ss which add land
Office fee, 3g-sil.
location, so to which add land
Office fee, s4-eia.
The above prices charged by competent agents al
the local Office
guaranty all selections judiciousy, upon
nsreeon land vacant in the dis
trct at the time. H.U1Hl
and experienced in
advised
railroads. nbe waer and settlements, present and
prospective,
Laads worth, confident from "a 50 TO
s. sseted Wantee whose bsneht ihis
large advance upon the face Of Their warrants
wsantees will execute power ofatorney locate
mens W fun Of The locator
hddes. JOHN CLARK, No. 4a Pennsylvania avenue, with
w Webb h Co.
Refer Congress- and the Hon. Charles
Mason, Commissioner of Patents
Peb io--dif 3ms
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Of these ships VIII aecesnfe for gold silver
haon, evey precious etxIs vBlcss bills o
sang srned therefor, and the value
May 1--du
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NOTICE is hereby given that u will apply the
~ missioner
los, lard wit oae fes 10 NO. 100 issued
Charles Nctlus 18th Decfmher 1855 20
issued John Wilson 2sih Januar 1856 1870 Said
toug and ssnrd blank and mailed
M.ssrs Snyder Rom Washington, rereived
item No other person has sht 70 ter pss,on ~ 70
thgtn GEORGE kEtsI.gGGs
May lt-iaw6w
NtM rpHsNs sOoDs ron 8BsrLEn mp. 4.
STEER Merchant Tailor No. sse seventh street, between
and sreet has received bis goods and has The
pleasure m and the nnct that hts stock
~ho wish chacr styles iaved
call
will rhe stock embraces
elegant furnishing soods for aanteman.
April f2-eetawH [sta and organ.l
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Law Partnership.

r. j. WALKER, H. SANlN'
ID oBgRT j. WALLER LOUIS JANfN have formed parts
and al OF In The Supreme
ef United and in the Court Of Cams Addres
Washington CITY, D. @. Jsn2-eoduh
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHtPLkY, b co,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD q CO,
" Austin Frisrs, London.
n. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
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John III. Bnthmann,
Importer aud Dealer IN Wiae, Brandy, Cigars, &C..
between ~ and 9th Streets south sd
HAS received supply of which the
III following brands, aesa NJ Gas Loodfes La inhesa Nina
Cahana, Louis Napoeon &C.
pipe ~ superior rin containing
and supply of champagne as Mnnm cae
net, Heidseict. snd ntlsf hrsnds
IL store nm and French wines AZ
biri order ss Madeira, sherry, port, NC
Ap 9-3if
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J. q. N. A. WILLARD,
Pennsyigania and Fourteenth street,
Washington, y. q.
Jan ea-diif
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for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages in The
splendid will prompt
an account drawing will be Immediately
all who order from Address,
P. j BUCKLEY, Agent,
May 10 Wilmington, delaware.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19
Administrators Sale.

Rf Virtue of order Of the Orphans Court Of Brad
~ ford county will he exposed to public sale at the
premises hereinafter described. the 10th day of MAY
next at clock p ~ the following described lots Of
land situate in Orwell twp. Beginning the southeast
c rner OF John W. Hills land; thence north $50 hf-
ty perches thence north 400 cast ~ perches and $40
thence south east 81 and $40 pcrches thence north
S west hyfour perches to the place of beginning con-
tanning L. acres more or less.
AlS0--one other piece of land adjoining the above
and to be sold with itBeginning the Wysox creek
main road and ON the line Of Horace A. Russell thence
9l0 perches thence south Go Is and lO perches
thence by the road south $40 and 4l0 perches to
inc places OF beginning containing -? perches, be the
same more or ess-all improved Terms made known at
lhe SAFE - 4. a. RUSSELL,
z ... -... -.- SAMUEL CASS. &
April 10. 1856. =.
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"The Legislature shall, as soon as conven-
iently NAV be, provide by Law. for the estab-
lishments of schools throughout the State, in
such manner that the poor may be taught
gratisT ~ bss -
Now II, view of this clause of the Constitu-
tion. have often thought that the I4egisa-
fire of this State had very poorly performed
its duty
know that in the poor districts of the
State il is almost impossible, under the present
law, TO provide for the education of poor chill
dren, on account of the want of means to keep
open the schools but surely the Office of coun-
ty superintendent capnot help this great evil
OF the present system, but rather aggrayates
BY adding to the expense.
Now had supposed that the people had
right to have something to say as TO the man
ner in which this provision of the constitution
is carried out, and with all Difference to the
gentleman from Erie, shall consider any ex-
preston from them in regard to the details Of
the school law as of some Importance, and
worthy to be considered by this House. !
hope that the formidable efforts of the gentle
men who have taken the other side of this
question will not cause members of this House
to forget that We have tax paying, aye and
voting constituency. 1t has been said by
the gentleman from Erie that this hue and cry
came from scnoo directors VINO had felt thc
lash of the law for neglecting their duties and
that many of those directors had no education
and could scarcely write their names
! will only say that in Bradford county this
opposition does not originate with school di-
rectors, and further that our school directors
are not of that class who cannot write their
names, although such directors may be elect
cd in that region represented so ably by the
gentleman from Erie.
| would say a few words in regard to the
amendment now before this House. 1t pro-
vides for leaving the question of the abolition
of the Office with the school directors of each
county. This would suit our county, had not
the executive in veto message of last wear
taken ground against provision of this kind
which would preclude him frem giving his
sanction to this law should this amendment be
adopted. | will read the extract from that
message
The phraseology of the bill is such as to
permit the school directors in the counties
named, to virtually abolish the Office of county
superintendent so far as those counties are con.
ccrncd,~ and thus dislocate and derange the
working machinery of the common school sys.
tenn impair the efficiency of its administration,
and materially retard its successful progress. y
From thts1 views of the Governor, which
seem to be reasonable and just, gentlemen will
see that this amendment is mere dodge al.
though probably not intended by its mover as
such, and those who desire to get rid Of this
Office must do so by general bill.