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INSTRUCTIONS,

Containing conditions to Be Incorporated the contracts to
The ertent The department may deem proper.
l. Seven minutes allowed to each intermediate ONCE
CHEN not otherwise specified for asserting the mas but
ON and steamboat there is to be no more de-
Law than is sufficient for exchange of the mail bags
o On railroad and steamboat lines, and other routes
where the mode of conveyance admits OF =, 'he 'pea'
agents of the department. also post ONCE blanks mall oag
locks and keys be conveyed without extra cnaise'
g. On railroad and steamboat lines, British ana
mails, when offered to be conveyed without auuona
pay aso the agents of the department. ipr
exclusive use while travelling with the mails, commpd,-
car apartment in the centre OF car properly
ed warmed and furnished and adapted TO the
assortment and due security the mails to be poVaed
bv the contractor under the direction of the department
Railroad and steamboat companies are required 10 ake
the mail FROM and deliver into, the post oces AZ me
and end of their routes and TO ana rom al
Offices NOT more than eighty rods from station or LANDING
Proposals may be submitted for The performance OF all the
side servcehat is for Offices OYER eighty rods from aa
ton or landing. -
g. No paw will be made for trips perforsdy and for
each of such omissions satisfactorily explained hres
times the pay of the trip may be deducted FOR 30
far behind time as to break WIN aepenans
and not cienly excused oneourh of the compensation
for he trip subject 10 forfeiture. Deduction VIII also DC
ordered o grade Of performance inferior to that sPecneo
in the contract For repeated denquepces OF the KIND mere
in specified enlarged penalties propoonea 10 me nature
thereof and The importance Of the mail may be MADE
s. For leaving behind throwing off the mails or any
portion of Them for the admission of passengers or Ior
being concerned in setting up running an express con-
vcyng intelligence in advance of the mail guar ers pay
may be deducted.
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promptly and satisfactorily explained by certificates Of post
masters the ndavts Of other credible PERSONS for fail
ing arrive in contract time; for neglecung to take the
mail from deliver il into post office; for suffering IT
lowing either the unsutabeness Of the place or manner
OF carrying t) to be wet injured destroyed, robbed or
lost and for refusing after demand, convey the mail as
frequently the contractor ns or 10 concerned IN run
nine coach. car or steamboat, route
T. The Postmaster General may annu the contract for re-
peated failures to agreeaby TO contract for violating
the Post Office laws disobeyng the instructions Of the
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
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10Y once Of the southern Railroad Company.
NE southern Railroad Company invite om
sessa 70 me esPss pssPasen os ns 'apeaeinre Of The
Also for furnishing ne and for the uaekyns with
otSsi work stations. platforms. depos, se required
s Of S s o
$1,000 cubic yards o. embankmen
me masonry fol ss VI amouauiO 10000 perch
Proposals. sealed endorsed and directed 10 undsragned win
received until the LIST Of November next win ts
The entire cork construction, completing The road ready for
H. The work Of construction, and truck
ri For each item OF work. entire and separate. $500
~ fo5 the grazing Of eiher % specified number Of sections
Y For the erosses to be furnished number specified
4 fo s sa a ready o Inc Of either Of inc
The eastern division connecting win the completed road AZ O.
ms which will be divided three subdivisions tbs first OF Il
m s s III d .. % ss .
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cess Of or for - much per cubic yard upon me largest Item
The parties making proposals
oIIs l. For me whole amoas payable monthly IN sasa as the
One cash. payabs way in the
way n he stock 81 as company and The
bonds Of ne company payable IN ten years. with interest sx per
s sna payable annually Payable entirely in me STOCK q %
The proposals by
Toy releaees e,edena and The company reserve The right Of
accepting any or declining ai u,
further information will be furnished application TO the
The Southern at Jackson capital Of
state and finished far The town OF Bandon and IN good
Dandonin directly eighty half miles,
@ me gDs aSa oS sa s@ @
counties o. Rankin Scott and Newton The line Is over high
living ac equal to the favored portions Of
e raa a and aoo he @o he The
and embarrassment alternate favoaby The exceptions being
growth Of the country affords abundance Of timber suit
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IIRST PREMIUM PIANOS.-Just received ny piano
496 Eleventh above avenue
splendid of TX and 6x from factory OF Stein
Sons New York. These obiaind the hrst
the last aopoan Fair and the American Institute Hsv
agency sale OF ihese pianos the
unba public respectfully invited call and examine them
before purchasing elsewhepe They surpassed
pianos made this country in Europe A tttfF
have also hand Large stock of other and
and
For good workmanship warranted and all purchased from
will be kept in rune year without extra charge.
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TRAVELLERS from Washington cities are nd
ysed the BALTIMORE Company has mAa,
u provision 70 ticket he and check their directly
through Washington leading the Wes
the Northwest, and the soAthwesi II
Members OF Congress and Others the adjournment And
peculiarly 10 III advantage avail recently
extended facilities OF this line which oay can
afford them through tickets and
The trains start daily ron Washington and
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House for Benwood and Wheeling Benwood al
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BY this conneIon they reach CncinDg same night or IN
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Foiurther particulars tcEets inquire THOMAS H. PAR
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Master OF transportation, Baltimore. '"~'
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!. NNUAI4s AND ILLUSTRATED WORKS, elegantly
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New Years presents y.
Gs are the beads meoys wherson she reckons
kind RENE mbrances of friends and old affections"
ANIMALS.
The Republican Court American Society in the Days Wash
ington; 81 portraits of distinguished women. -
The Napoleon Society under The First Empire BY
Frank Goodrich With portraits beauties, w and heroines
The Souvenir Gallery, with IL engrayings. r.
Se oss Rose The Snow Flake The Passion Flower The
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Gem Annual Amaranh The Token Of friendship The Gold
Fres Mssons Annual Annual Forget The
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The Pet Annual Rose Bud The Gem OF the season. me
American Annual many others too numerous 70 menon' al
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pvrou Scott Shakespeare Moore, Pope Rogers, Thompson,
IIeans Cook Burns Shelly, Spencer Swift Beanmon ana
Fe,cber Conereye FaQuar Fsubug smoilet Frosars
Chronicles Monstreiets Chronicles, &c v,.,
Bvron Gallery Gallery Shakespeare Gallery and Findens
Beauties beautifully instrsted Portraits OF the Female stoc
cv beautifully illustrated Shakespeare Tablea
colored plates Goldsmh Traveller Illustrated Ms
Egl,nd Beauties The Court of Charles H. The Poetca AL
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Poetry OF the Year. elegantly iustaied Poetry OF the
Fields elegantly Illustrated Sabbath Bells, elegantly Illustrated
Poetry Of Woods elegantly Illustrated mncnusys Lays
sr Illustrated Reliques OF Ancient Romance and Poetry
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In PURSUANCE Of law, l. FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pfeadent of
the Ued sses o. do hereby declare Asd make known
public sales will be held land oinces
Iowa the periods hereinafter Designated 70 witt
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g ~ ~ 80 ~, ~ an 1ns naiir ana siIssd ssilhIn
me tcowia. named sowaships via -, - -
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township one hundred, OF range tusnfs "
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works Of Charles Lamb, Joanna Bailiie, mackin-
tos CoIeridee swi Bacon, Burke, Lamarine Goosln.
ebsier prose- Irving Carlyle, Gibbons
Milford, Spectator and other Of the BRUSH
acauays MisceaRies and other the standard belle
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y 81 DuvaM a. Bro, Merchant Tail0rs, s.
receiving goods Of the latest styles
Il importailons New York. f'HR
They the fashions for the fall and winter styles
Our and citizens generally invited early
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PRIVATE bankers In the United stafes.
4 The Bankers Mag zine for November .sgt
List OF Private Bankers In every city OF the United
rkp5 States $3.50"
IL List Of Members Of The New York Board Of Brokers'
, III History OF Banking in the United States
W. Monthly Table OF Governments Country
Railroad shares Bonds, s4 't11TN' X s0~-''i
The current volume will contsin Banks Presidents ana
Cashiers History Of Banking History Of esynSs
Banksi List OF Foreign Bankers, Ac '7F ~As'
Monthly, i've dollars per .n.
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Rev. JOHN p. GUIRE Rector.
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Dr. Joans' aanols Rev W. oannns washington. and
Rev Mr.. Seymour, OF Frederick city, Maryland.
Circulars containing the Of study, government terms, &C.,
na s oss Mcclure Theological Seminary FAIRFAX
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EURTHER Arrivals Taylor s. maury's.
Pss Young YassIs BY Mayne RsS ssn
Tansaae OF ny p ~
The Life of Luther in historical engravng by Gustav
The Deserted Village by Goldsmith illustrated English edition
Z The Ancient Mariner (; illustrated. 50. esN
The poetica WORKS George Herbed illustrated. S.
P9ss ans 81 pg,i as paper o. GEMS
Mleducia Thousand Pleasant Things selected from Notes
'1 Paul spf Fame, a 9nss vel by wills. 81 %
Poems the late Francis Key author Of the Star spanged
Charles Lasman Adventures h, the wlds Of the United
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HisTORIANs-Hallam, Gibbon Hume Macauiay, Roscoe
Prescott Bancro Irving, Motley, Livy, TacItus ies Nit
ford Roin Patarch Schiller scheIeEe Raats Goldsmith Goie
Burnett Clarendon and other authors be
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NEW JUVENILE BOOKS- 4s g3@44e fs5t
Stories 81 an Old Maid Translated from French.
Sedgemoor; o., Home Lessons BY Mrs Manpsrs.
( Douglass Farm. Edited by "cousin Alice.n
Old Whiteyf Christmas Trot. BY A. Oaky Hail. s-
About Common Things. BY Jacob Abbott +2 at
Il Audubon the Naturast BY Mrs. 81 9oba. .#.
New Stories for Children BY l.. Maria Child
Child's History of Rome. by yshn BoNner, voYy
Dialogues. BY Jacob Abbott. WV"
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Tats from saxon aisiory. BY Emily Taylor h 4gee
STORIES OF me canadian Forest. BY Mrs Trail.
mary .iowu's Picture Book for Young.
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VtHE SOUTHERN SPEAKER, containing. In great
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Declaration Of Independence Uued States
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