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nLENWOOD CEmETEhK.-omce No. 2g2 Pennsylvania
avenue, corner OF 10th street, the Savings
cemetery - laid out plan the celebrated
New York and situated the high ground guar
s mile norm OF the Capito North Capitol leading directly
TO the gateway This have received charter
ess appIopang their ground forever burial making
foe title TO the purchaser and prohibiting
legislation or otherwise, which of vast importance
wish their dead where they have placed them for
become custom in all cities when the burial ground
valuable for other sell L.
seuousy into large and legal
titles are given 10 the ground
N. B.Ofce open frsm 10 to ~, pamphlets
the charter, and bylaws, and all other information,
obtained uso all orders for inenens left with Mr.
No. 40 Seventh other undertaken, viii prompt
sItsRaed June T-dly
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I" Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. anld lang syne"
The members Of senior ending in June, 1889
junior of ending in June 1884, the Sophomore
nc 1881 and The Freshman class Of the
ending June 1880, hereby assemble
Wasngton ID. c. by the third Of March, A. D. 1857
brighten the links Of The chain Of love and friendship which
greeting sympathy uniney fate OF
Of their promising compeers. G
preliminary meeting of the seappoincd committee will be
held first Mond1y September A. d. 1856 the United
Hotel Chestnut Fourth and Fh
which those members Of the several classes whom be
invited attend when the will be
adopted full an attendance Q possible.
In ths time, those whom this notice addressed will be
good enoaeh furnish the secretary ofthe committee by mail with
$500 EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART, NJ. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIeRrNER -.,,
PHILIP PENDLETON
OF Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS,
BaIstn Iron and Glass Works, N. J.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
JoHs WuDEAH of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMm3 lIneltRencerl
All newspapers the civilized of tho world
ed 10 notice this advertisement In their editorial columns
beers Of classes
visions the globe all throughout the United
Saes Of America grautou
casonay between this date aud the 30 OF March, A. ID. 1857
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NO U04'I
Nv the President of the United States.


IN pursuance ofIaw FRANKLIN PIERCE, President 81 Uni
states q knsIa % hereby declare and make SHOWN Gat
State q nassS =. 2, Tss s son@snens ON Mon
aa hs Gssa Say OF Juy next Tor lie disposal lAe pubic
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and fractional
townships, viz
NOrt4 Of s base line and Of priaeipGi aidian
The ISLANDS situated six township forty seven,
range section four township forty q range three
Ve and in section thirty township ioryhye Of range
Township forty nine, Of range ten
Townships loryseven oL nine and any, OF rangs eleven.
Townships o three Ory and Orange twenty
Township. s, Gss. aud forty g range twenty dye
Township forIy- nine, OF range twenty-seyen
Townships forty eight fonynne, and hons, ofTange thirty
Townships fOryssh forynue my, and my one, range
Town.nps ary.age. any, and Any one of range hgs1.
The vacant unappropratsd lands twenty Ave. twenty
H ySs sna ~ < owase o mo anS 0 x:
fourth day Of August next for the disposal Of The public lands 81
NORTH Of tAs base Lac aud Wes Of ts principal meridian,
Township ,hirty-s seven, of range rwen,y-seysn.
Townships thirty and thirty ave, Of range men-nine,
North Of Ae line and Of the principal meridian.
situated In the following sections % witt in
~ sections we lhee thirteen and township
% range @ IN sections .sSn %e iSs anp
eight sfraase nine IN sections three four nine, ant 'en ,own
thirty range thirty three,
thirty four, township thriy-one Of the range.
Lands appropriated the Of schools, military, and
together with those swamp and overlooked lands,
thereby unit fur cultivation II granted TO the State by
the act entitled enable The State
States swamp lands whin their mts approved
September %, 1885, piH be excluded from the sales
offering lands will be commenced the days
appointed and will proceed In the order ~ which they are aver
DESPATCH until The whole shall have been
sales closed but sale shall be kept
longer OF the lands will
be admitted expiration Of the weeks.
Given city Washington this fh day
April ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred fy six.
Nv the President. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS, #r+
thp a Land
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uY RAILROAD DIRECr TO THE WEST.
LA III 49, ,ssaass


hoursI
Running time bstoosn Washington and Cincinnati ~ Aours
Through, Tickets and IssEgags Checks to be had In
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved Its
now 9erS he fullest av
the Northwest, and the southwest ''''A' - NV "'
The connection Washington and the
JUNCTION. as eoed Relay ossy ane al n as
S nna Tn % only change Of ears between
Wheeling Washington station
through for Beyond The esaesps ns sG eaHs
Washington daily o. and AZ, on Sundays at the
A, w1ssns des se".sson is made with the trains CEN
Wnselng through Cambridge GAINESVILLE, Newark,
These trains connect At Newark viii, the Newark
Az Columbus o. fas, trains
Of the Li!e Miami railroad xena, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
WILLIE &c. At xenia, Little Miami raload conneron is
aes EeeG s. e f''''
eS ea ss e as%s q y
are transferred Cincinnati to the mail steamers the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND, and Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
Wheeling and Weavie tfory mies) where connexion with
Travellers requested notice that while this only
aorng through tickets and checks in Washingon also
Shortest speedy direct leading
the West The distance from Washington Cincinnati
653 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
Pare sy through tess, from Washington To Wheeling %
~ t1ss s s s% I g. bso ss g
$40; New Orleans, ssl &C,
cu%Ssrsnd Bedford Springs Piedmont oassad and rs%oaa
as and Wheeling &
train from washington n..,-. .-..- -.-..
FOR further information through tickets apply to TIL H.
| PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. - : -
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-du ohio Railroad Baltimore
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Caution-LOttery Frauds.

OITlCE o. THK MAINLAND COEsoLTD ATEp I.oY-rKkIks
BALTIMORE, Maryland July i, 1855.
E commissioner Of the Maryland lotteries has deemed Il
his caution public against numerous
who circulate BY NAH and otherwise lottery
arr wholly fictitious III -l.F ~ '"'~ 49,"
The only legal lotteries In Maryland drawn daily under
the supenntendence Of The peope
the state under The new constitution examine approve
schemes and TO attend 10 the drawings
All the tickets In these lotteries certificates
tickets have the hog aphed
for the contractor Once Of
Baltimore, Maryland" All others al fraudulent.
For u information on tho subject Of those frauds address
Sept 95-dly Baltimore MARYLAND
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w kinck. 81 55. -''>-'' - 'N'
The Life and Travels Of Herodoiu FINN Century before
Christi an imaginary biography founded ON fact BY
boy wheeler, =. r. q. q. 2 vols 81
The Hugncaot kries y historical novel. rs ceuts
Mechancs' Tables containing Of
cles and SIDES Of equal squares anRe
hoops cutng Of boiler plates, &C. Ac.; By Charles n Has
well, marine engineer 80 cents.
nttoepcion 20 The stndy Of Art by NJ. A. Dwight 81.
Life Sketches from Paths, series al ,,te
by Mrs. Julia T.. Dumunt 81. n. .I
The Rise and Prnauss Of English Constitution, Inv q
Greasy, VI A, Third edition. al. :
". q. Trench n. D. rs - -
Just published, and for sale at TAYLOR a MAURY,s
June 10 Az. 4. = Bookatove ne a, 0,h :,
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Il. Ill. q ILL EFT,

Has removed his Office 10 his resid in FanGn Row.
and Thirteenth He will continue
principally in the United Court
Having devoted concerning patents
give advice opinions legal questions arising
the Patent oee and appeals 10 the chief Justice assistant
Justices of the District OF Coumbiai and will
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents.
He will also give written opinions and
having claims before Congress either
will also claims before board established for their
adjudication
Del 2S--dn
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THE osLx ONE AUTIIoRTzEDt-The Rob Of

VUfE UNLk UNE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rob Of DR. boy
VEAU LAFFECTEUR is Oar superior the sirups Cnisi-
ner o. sa paria OF other similar remedies IL radically
wiihont affections scofula
Itch accidents
period Of life, and Hereditary acrmony depua-
tive powerfully scaciou bladder con-
fractions and other weakness Of the orans arising from abuses
injections soundings. As syphilhc
very ensuing from the use
OF balsam Of cspava cubeb from injections only
the without neutrHizing The Rob ALL
recommended In syph Diseases whether long
Ing and which have resisted the powers Of the
Of potassium. $3.50"
General agents fer the United States Gabriel Boud ESQ., "
William York. for wholesale Cnio Dnconre
New Orleans Seuilly, San Francisco.
The Rob Lafecteur cold by all the druggists
ted States The pamphlet Of Doctor O. the medi
cal properties of the Rob will be obtained writing O. BIou
dnH William street, New York, who win give every Information
wanted.
o. D. prepared l orders onth America the West In
dies &c. ee o. the United dues Rob in bond
March IDLY
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To THE IAniES.-Mr r. l., HARPER % Broom6ed street,
Boston, has Just choice Of
elegant straw embroidered ball dresses Of the latest Partisan style,
winch were 30 universally admired at Newport
wac not then nbe to supply demand he takes this opportunity
70 inform the ladies thu he s just opening fresh supply
which arc white, and appropriate for bridal
Also head dreses coues, caposs collars mnnes &C. all Of
which arc N embroidered black white lace
ETY. ofwrenths of straw flowers, feather flowers, sc.
M BThis s The only house In the Uned States where
goods be obtained
Bosros January s, ls56
Ian ID
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned notice they this formed
tied partnership under the firm Of Appleton Co. whose place
Is the Baltimore
selling stocks drafts aud domestic exchange, bonds
aud cheeks Of clock brokerage and
exchange business that William stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Howell reside in said city general partners and George
LoudOun county, Virginia. and special partner
said George Rust has contributed his Of the capital The
thousand dollars in thai
partnership this 18th day OF March, 1885, and
WIN STUART APPLETON,
w. nov ELL,
Mar a5-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
HAVING associated ourselves together indicated the above
III notice, the purchase aud
stocks foreign and domestic exchange collection
OF sight bills, bonds bills
pomisor business public securities exchange
Of money We will make city collections, receive deposes pay
checks, and allow interest standing
We have secured the services Of Mr. LAWRENCE p BAYNE
(o the late firm of Ssden WltheTs Co., Washington, D. o.
who will give his undivided attention the general business
house, and all acts OF his therein viii be fully recognised by
APPLETON & Co,
April sew 2l4 Baltimore
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NOTICE Of the Withdraw

NOTICE Of the withdrawal of lands In wisconsin
pursuance approved ID June 1855 granting pub
lands the Wisconsin aid
railroads in stae
Market until further ORDERS all the lands
continuing the Of the
fore ordered BY telegraph on the 18th n May last
portion win be when
peeted sketch The received
Of 20 days. public viii given
hand, the General Land Oce,
Washington, ths 10Th Of June, A. ID. 1856, -......
THOs, A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
June l3-law6w Intel h staLl
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

The ships comprising this line are the following:
The Atlantic
The Battle '.'''.'''Capt Jos Domsoct
The AdauS. 80. Capt James West
e. These ships having been built by contract
pressy for government service, has beer
kR construction also In their engines
TO insure strength and speed; and their acconno
daons unequaled comfort
passage York Liverpool In FIRST cabin, $50
second cabin s75 From Liverpool to New York 20 and
guineas
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No hcrths he secured until paid for.
The ships Of this line bulk hends and
danger Banks north Of ~
until aiter The LIST Of August.
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Virginia Land.

HAVE for sale sl acres wood land. watered and
plenty OF meadow land a. The railroad plank
through IT, The h NJ miles and
the same from Orange Court house.
Further desc l. ANY wishing 10 purchase
viii view L. The whole ye dollars Der acre
one third cash u can be divided suit purchasers higher
price. Apply nj n TlpN
June 5-lsw5m Frederick shur, Virrua
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THE ARNEsr maN,-Life and Labors Of Adoniram Jud-
Il sInj by Mrs. Conant.
The New Age o. Colds the Life and Adventures Of Robert
sfyassal Morton - novel, by Francis Parkman.
,Pau Ferrol ~ tale by the author d" ok Poems wv
DocL NtlngfS Evils Of Vaccination by o. q. schiefe.deck
er, NJ. ID.
Forsaleb BY TAYLOR MAURY,
Maya Bookstore, Ninth
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Law school OF Cumberland Univeratty, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Cauthers late OF the circu
judges Of Tennesaee.
Hon Nathan Green, of the judges supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromield l.. Ridley,
Judges Caue and Green dey tie their whole time exclusively
10 the school.
Plan 81 iasrconl Daily examinations
books No regular OF ecture but Of
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations
3. Weekly ofcominon equity,
given by profess
them through all
Practice The framed require
Deeds willis records and all of documents be
dence the trials Some OF me cases taken by appeal
yupreme which held monthly the
public the end session The students clerks
jurors circuit judges and chancelos in official
sacities connected with their suits.
SeonsThe first gession the third Monday
ember and ends hfd Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July. ~
Expenses per fee $50, advances conngen
Dc boarding about ESQ Students furnish their
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores
required
No previous study required
mission There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There 10 moot Legislature connected with the school.
Number of students the last collegiate year eightysx.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERs,
Feb ll-eoly President Board of Trustees
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,


TUE the
2fh August and Thursday
terms for board and tuition $50 payable sem
ally In advance There charges for music
ing aRd also T Spanish Italian German,
for the primary department composed Of pupils under nine years
are 800 annum payable half yearly advance,
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed % the MOTHER sUPE
hoR Of st. Josephs Academy EmmisbuTg Frederick county
Maryland.
Jul
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M II TEINUHTSFkEJt
missioner OF the General Land Office.
NorlcE mo- PRE-. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every right Of emption Of tho
and of townships above
required establish the the satisfaction OF the regis
and payment
practicable seeing this notice, and beo the
pointed o the puDc OF the land
bacing such claim will be forfeited
THOS. A, HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofice
April g. lawI3w Intel, and staTl
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Bossont by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
% otfhs travelling public. #
Dee II -ay
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hpectncIts,
OLD silver 0ne steel and plated pccces ac Of
VI all focuses with porOca perscopc aud paraboa glasses
long experience peculiar
adapted 10 the eyes OF wearers
394 Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth
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ships will notbe accountable for gold silver
bullion, eweiy, precious METALS unoss OIL
therefor the value
1--dn
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THE Letters Of Madame de sevigne 90 her Daughter
and Friends, edited BY Mrs, Sarah T. Hale. VOL al as
The Letters OF Lady MARY wory MontaEu edited ~
fah J. Hale. vol. 81 o.
Maya FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Complexion OF Panama RaiIroad.
Reduction Of FHe 10 California
m, United states mail steamships leave New York
E&f& for Aspinwan the 9Th and Doth OF each month
Nl6c2k connecting with mail from Panama
Francisco.
These steamships inspected approved
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad "a miles long, completed from
and crossed hours The
checked in New York through San Francisco aud
embarked Panama BY the
The money paid in New York all Of the Trip
Reserve kept port In New York, and
Han Francisco, detention accident
the route is endrey reliable.
Passengers Panama the they arrive
wall.
Conductors through by each steamer take charge
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the lowest apply the agency III
West street, New York, 10 l. W. RAYMOND.
MayG-du
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EDWARD r. HELMnoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 397 d street.
John NJ. Thonion LIST and Virginia avenue.
james Williams, No. p ~ street
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain J. r. Levy, No. Ala, Pennsylvania avenue.
GENER IL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomason.
The business of this company compare avoabIy with the
most successful Of similar institutions in The United
1885, the received large sum Of one hun
only bundled and doilars losses srosd VII"
Win these syasnee. Of and good airec
ample sha su III ess a be
Win asrdns ample indemnify % the public, the CON
papy have deposited with
MEssfs DUNCAN r SnERn RhSKhps co. OF NEW YORK
Cash and premium notes provide aecrung
TRUST FUND OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
10 be held by them as security to policy holders for tbs
Tire oa 1 p ps
aas ~ Of BUILDINGS and their
eonveyances any poo EUaoPE and AMsniS sa
waters
The rates Of premium viii be as low other companies,
will BE taken into consideration " al" Arrangement
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
ONCE northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventeenth
Iasursnee may also be effected at the Home Office.
North% s corner Watna and Second street, Philadelphia
New 9o'sS.A: Y 9ns%pssn - No. 10 Wal, street,
BostoR--OhyeT Brewster, No. 4 State street.
Baamore-B. H. Richardson, No ~ Baltimore street.
Observation-Disclosures b Anthony.
Charieston--J II. Taylor, No. loi Z. Bay street
New Orleans -Harman Doane.
Mongomery-Albeu Williams.
Mobile. g. Waugh.
Pittsburgh. Hunter, No 80 Water street,
Savannai-A. Wilbur, No. III Bay street.
Augusta--Girardey Hhye, l. Go.
Atlanta-Marcus A. Bell
Tfenton-Nan 4 Cocks
Fond du Lac-Rsbert A. Baker
VickSburg -. Putnam.
Bufao-A. Barker.
Memphis-W Z. Milton.
DeIoit-Thomas Palmer & Son.
Miwauke-A. Wellington Hart.
Welsburg Virpinia-Danoth Brown, IL.
Erie, Pennsylvania A. Craig
Wyoming, Fennsyl vania-R. G.. Smith.
Lduisvlle--H. II. Undertake.
Nashville Joseph Nash.
Poiiand-D. Robinson,
ChIcago-E, P. Ward
San Ffancisco--Willam Bigg5.
Lous1homas T.. general agent south.
and western States.
And other principal cities of United by
officers Of the company
June l3-dly
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Washington Aqueduct.
OrTToE OF THE wLsRIraroE AoUxpUCT,
Wn4liuaton March 7 IA.

orIor OF THE wlsHrraroK Asuxpuor,
Wellington March T. as.
/ dams tunnels Washington aqueduct
Proposals. received the sh May will be opened
Maps prode and specifications ofthe work will be ready for
animation and after the 9oth day Of April
bridges sc., described plans and .pecldcaons
appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work will
right Of work to done and rate
ofpogres under each FOR each appropriation and
what works shall be stopped un fnds become available
s s S wiz p n mG bs
the the work has been property executed far
Payments will be made in specie checks the United
per cent and will be don Of all contracts hn The srs
shall be paid their full monthly and In specie.
the washington hqueduetn -
The United ss. The RICH, to re any or Al The bids
ments considered most conducive the progress Of the
Every offer accompanied BY guarantee signed by
one % more % re effect s hs S q they unds
obligation, within days, good and sucien
accompanied by the certificate Of the United
sssa United ssG navy nssn Officer
Of War; thai the abe make good
Bids win be opened presence Of bidders any them
choose be present.
N. c: MEIGs,
Capt OF Engineers, in charge.
FORM or GUARANTEE.
To Capt. NJ. G, Meigs, U. 8. Engineers.
hereby ony and ho Un ssas States. and
guaranty In case the foregoing bid Of be accepted he
eu The the .a@s win sooa and .ua as uPss. 70
perform or furnish The articles proposed conformity The terms
said shall fs % enter into contract aforesaid guaranty
the next lowest bidder.
''s"'' S G'S'
aboyo-named guaraniOrs are good and sufficient
Mar sowtsthMaysIawf
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United states Mails.

Posr orrIcr DEPARTMENT, June 7, 1856.
PROPOSALS for carrying the United States mails from day
OF October the 3nh June 1885, following
Tennessee will be received the Contract Once OF this
in the CITY Of Washington until 18th day
August next, De decided the day, via;
NO. 1868 Pom Concord Depot Ten TO Louisville, miles and
back, three times q week.
Leave Concord Depot Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
arrival Of train from Knoxvlle--say at 10 am;
Arrive nj Louisville by Ign
Leave Louisville Monday, Wednesday, Friday a
Arrive a Concord Depot by pm.
Proposals for sin trips week are invited.
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NEW YORK, RREmER, AND SOUTH
%E5&48 AMPyoN UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-
49, I TOE ships comprising this line WASHING
- TON, Capt x. Cayendyi HERMANN Capt. Ed
Thse seamera atom both unnr and rs,urnina
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.

No will be made for trips performed for each such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the the
be deducted. For arrivals schedule sufficiently
excused fourth Of the FOR the be deducted The
be annued Tor repeated faures for violating
poet Office laws fur dsobeying the departments instructions.
The Postmaster General order increase Of service
alta increase He schedule
vided the running diminished
discontinue pay
condition Of hs allowing months the
service Dispensed with. "..t..#
No pay Will be allowed excess, any actual
advertised Distance the points supplied correctly
stated The contracts be executed by The LIST OF September
NEXT, JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
June 7-Iaw4wf
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change of Hours.
M ~ =!
IN after Monday, the a3d instant the trains will
" Washington NJ and 81 m, and aHd an p. m.
On sunday, at ~, p. m.
Baltimore at * and Ok, m, and and 81,
On sunday, at4l, a. m.
T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
April 29-dG
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PROPOSED pIrss o, SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No, So Wall street, ". ".
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, q CO.,
. Liverpool.
STEPHEN RRNNARD q CO,
" Austin Friarp, London.
n. q, WAINWRIGHT d co.,