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| Sandy Hook, Sept. ?.
1 The steamship Vanderbilt, from Havre and
| Southampton, 22d ult., has just arrived on the
| point. BY this arrival We have important cd
vices from India. Gen. Barnard and Sir Henry
Lawrence were dead The Europeans at Ik,m
anedase had been massacred, and that place
recapitulated. More English troops had arrived
at Calcutta. The rebels had been defeated In
three engagements.
4 The steamer Transit had been lost in the
Straights Of Sunda.-The crew and troops or
board were saved.
Dubuque, Aug. 81.
The st. Paul Times Of the a9sh says the con
ference committee appointed by the two wing
! Of the Convention TO. unite upon Constitution
|. for the new State Of Minnesota, made rcpor
In their respective branches Of the Cons sentiol
. yesterday, which was adopted to-day.
Matters win be definitely settled and ther
will be but one Constitution submitted 70 ID
people. The two Conventions win probabl
adjourn TO day.
Washington, Sept ?.
, N The Attorney General has decided adversel
/ | 70 the extraordinary claims Of Hayward, th
late Marshal Of Utah, more than $4,000 Of whic
4 was for conveying the Judge TO and from ii
7 places Of holding the court.
Tho expenses for numerous guards, horse
wagons, and provisions were not those OF III
officers. The attorney General states THAI u
] expenses Of Judge on his way to the cou
! were his own.
New York, Sept. ..
= No decision had been come TO ~ the depal
!, tufe Of the Vandefhilt, concernlng the Atlant
y cattle. The directors sit IN permanence, ~
q the commanders OF al the ships will consu
with them. The official report OF the Engine
h puhlished, and expresses greater Coniiden
y than ever - n Mo iaaal result. 4
Messrs. Williams. SiephensA Williams, Loo
4 ing Glass and Picture. Frame dsalers, have IN
pended fa4As4ss fAat fsa AsAA AAE
FA@' as@aHAAa ~ @FsS @w aafa4 .aasa8 II s
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The Presbyterian Convention i still debating
the resolution for the establishment Of gen
eral synod. 1t is expected TO adjourn 70 morrow
sine die. f@A5
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Mr.. Van Blaircum, the detaulting teller Of
the Mechanics Banking Association, states that
the missing money had been paid TO parties who
have been allowed TO overdraw their accounts,
and has passed over to the officers large rum
ber Of notes received in return for such. The
case has consequently assumed the lecture Of
a mere breach of trust and Van B. has been
discharged from custody.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
vNO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
Saturday, August Sth, 1857, IN front OF the u. >.
Hotel, four Mining tlnms. known rs The Keystone
Mining Company, situated on Feather River. Il few
rods above The Ferry crossing 10 Ranchcril. said
claims are 10 be sold for non payment part Of as
sessmens due cn the fourth inst -, including Two
wheels, four pumps us b, IA feet width OF u Ilume
all composed ot new humber. Also mead -da.n and
mining Tools all IN good order.
Hour Of sale, ! O'clock p
Aug. ith. j MITCHELL. Sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-22
San Francisco, Lager Beer
STOLENt

ENROM the cabin OF the subscriber on Gold Hill, Oh
~ the 9Th of August, one GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN. Whoever will return the same 10 Edward
p. Lee at Chase's Claim, shall receive $50. ques
tons asked. description follows: improved
straight line compensated Balance, No. 1851. Hu-
guenim Vuellemin, Locle. aibm1
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-22
JOS. E. N. LEWIS.
HON. JOSEPH + N. LEWIS.

That looks modest,--as was Joseph, of old.
Ii sounds euphOntous, as dulcet strains on
cat-gut. 1t savors of a noble aim, and is as
supremely selfish as Lewis himself
Juris- consult quotes the Sth section of the
9th article of the constilu ion Alright but
Juris is wrong on the law, for there was no
Act passed at the last session (lS57) of the
Legislature affecting vacancies in District
Judgships; but there is n law in the Revised
Statutes, passed April 28th, 1861, which COR
responds with his quotation. If he will,
however, turn to page 74l of the Revised
Statutes. sec 10, he will find the following
section of law:
:" In case OF a vacancy, from any cause,
in the office of the District Judge, the Gov
ernor shall fill the same by granting o COM.
mission, which shall continue until the cleo
tiOn and qualification of Judge in his
place. A Judge to fill the vacancy shall be
chosen at the first general election subse-
quent to the occurrence of the vacancy"
This law was passed May 10th. 1868, and
repeals the Act, so far as it conflicts with it,
as quoted by Juris, ard Mr.. Williams under
the Act passed at the last session Of the Le-
gislnture, and the Act Of 1856, regulating
the terms Of the District Courts. can, and no
doubt will, hold the regular terms of our
Court, III august anu November. Hence
the Governor did not call for any election to
fill a vacancy TO ,ccur between the I'd Of
September and the lst Of January next for
there will be none, and the case of the Peo-
pie w. Brennan does not apply to our Judi
cial District Eave YOU any idea, Mr. Ed
itor, why the paper referred to, does not
hoist the name Of Mr.. Lewis for the short
term of the District Judgeship
1t is unnecessary to argue the cons..tu-
tional question now, for there is but little
dou bt that it will warrant the law of 1853
III reference to this matter
But it looks TO me, that Juris. Consult is
not anxious for us to have any Court per-
hnps he is interested IN another matter, that
is the all absorbing topic Of the day, name
~: the election Would not Juris rather
have no Court and let the numerous cases
now on docket, and most Of which will be
ready for trial on Monday next, 60 over en-
tirely, than to run the very slight chance Of
the uuconstitutionaIity Of the judgments
which might be rendered.
The case here presented, appears to be
tinctured with the same spirit that pervades
the excusatory article in later issue Of the
sane paper, in reference to the non holding
OF the regular terms Of our County Courts.
Let us wait and see what Judge Williams
will do. His duty is prescribed by law, and
L, for one, believe he will do it unfiinchingly.
CONCOW.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-22
Oruuille Bully Butts Return.
SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST %, 1867.
For the Butte Record.

For the Butte Record
Ma. EDiToR I'll saw in the pie.6ald
Democratic paper of your town. Of the 18th
inst, communication signed "Juris-con.
suit" in which Mr.. Juris modestly and very
pigishly asks that Mr.. Lewis name may be
put up at the masthead Of said paper as q
candidate for both terms of the judgship of
the 10Th Judicial District. Let us see how
it would look in print:
For Judge of the 10Th Judicial District
short term,
JOS. Z. N. LEWIS.
For Judge Of the 18th Judicial District
long term,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-22
san Francisco.
SHERIFF'S S ALE.

VpY VIRTUE OF ELEVEN EXECUTIONS
A~ issued out of the District Court of the twelfth
Judicial District of the State Of California; in the
ton of EDWARD IIlTCHENSa against FITZGERALD
Il CO.. RUSSELL & ERWIN against FITZGERALD
s. CO, HENRY IIAGEMAN against FIJI ZGERALD
n co WILLIAM G. WENDELL against FlTZ-
GERALD Il co, JOSIAH STANFORD Er Al. against
FITZGERALD Il CO., GARRISON EFT Al. against
FITZGERALD co, j. J. GRAY against L flTZ
GERALD& CO., slLAS L. HERRING agninst
FITZGERALD Il co e. II. LOLER against FITZ-
GERALD & co, and JAMES DE LA MoNTANYA
against l.. Fl'sZG ERALD & CO., duly aitested the
25lh day OF May, 1857, 2. T. SoUTHWORTII vs..
FITZGERALD Il CO., duly attested The 22d day Of
July. 1857, nave levied upon the following property
to wit:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-22
A Good Investment.

INOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, TWO
IL shares in the Magnum nun Quartz Lead,
near Spanishtown. Butte County. This Ledge has
been thoroughly prospected aud found tU be rich,
and the company are now making arrangement s 10
erect machinery The shares may 5e had tor about
the actual value of Ia or bestowed upon them, il
application be made immediately, as the most urgent
business calls the owner home 10 his family in the
Atlantic states ny the steamer oi the 20lh Inst In-
qnire within seven days ID this office, or of ID. II.
Barney, Secretary Of the company. all
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-22
Metropolitan Bowling
billiard Saloon,
49,. .,.aa, o,,n.siia the Eeystana Market

Myers street. opposite the keystone Markell
vUyHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING THOROUGHLY
renovated his commodiors BOWLING Al
LEYs. and provided himself with fne BILLIARD
TABLE. besides having replenished his ,R with
choice stock Of Wines ana Liquor solici,s such
share of public patronage US has heretofore been Of
fered him. LEWIS sIHkODEk
July "a, 1851. fit ly2'
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INSTRUCTIONS,

cortaiairg CONDITIONS roo1raoa ae ea e
department may deem proper
No nay trips performed Of such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the pay The m
foriance interior pecrd repeated
quendes d the kind herein siee enlarged Pcnaes Iroroned
leaving behind throwing of the mails portion q
thr for the admission Of passengers for being setting
running conveying intelligence in advance Of the mall
quarters pay may be deducted
satisfactorily explained certificates the andayits
other credible for failing 20 arrive in contract time for ne
gccug mail from deliver into oce for suffer
ing og either the unuiancs Of the place manner Of
sing after demand convey frequently
or y concerned in running, coach on the route
annu the repeated fail
10 run agreeaby 70 contract for violating The post Office or
carrier when required by rarent assigning the
contract without the assent Of the Postmaster Generals for running an
express = rea a @ a T ans'ns s persons or aekAs
day and hour named without the
guarantee required be considered competition with
regular proposal reasonable in amount
bidder a his usual post oinoe addre and those Of each
Altered bids should not be suhe nor should bids once sub
satisfactory General be
hid should be Ssned plainly with the full
department the right reject bid which
exraagani also the bids Of failing contractors and
bidders.
10 The sealed superscrbd ~ proposals for
land California addressed sccond Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral !" Contract Office.
bid cannot he received 70 interfere with regular
competition, after the a hour set for receiving bids
uete without SHOWING that they persons q sum
responsibility and all bidders guhrantor and sureies are dis
ncy notified that nre TO enter into OF perform the contracts
for the service proposed Cor in the aoccted bids their legal liabilities
will be enforced against them.
and known az the department
m their
Substantially the forms above prescribed Tho certificates
uhenc must be signed BY postmaster or by Judge Of court Of
record
The bidders guarantors sureics, directed
following laws, viz:
Sec 3 requiring contractors carriers
be
sec ls2S, relation failure to
Sec O July 2 1886, liabilities Of guarantors
July q 1885, authorizing bids OF failing contractors TO
be rejected
SEQ Act July 1886 relation amongst
ders.
April 1905 provides TINT member Of Congress
g. 1925 provides that postmaster assistant
clerk In post office, shall he a contractor
March o. 1875, provides that ethe than
white shall he employed in carrying the mail.
himself of
the shall
any part offered for the
purpose OF speculation and he will
transfer of the same whole assignee
qualihed his onin than the original
carry the into successful operation
AARON v. BROWN
Ap 2l-3awt1stJuncf Postmaster General
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Overland Mail Route to California.


April 20, 1857.
A n ACT OF Congress; approved I'D March; 1897,
making appropriations for be service Df the Tst Office Depart
for the hcl ending 30h June 1855 provides;
the General DC is hereby, author
lied contract for the the entire letter mad from ueh
point Mississippi river The may select 10 Sun
Francisco in theate Of California; for six at e1 n excest
hundred thousand dollars semi ontly four
hundred and nifty thousand dollars fer weekly Fix hundred thou
sand dollars for semi weekly service be performed -eini monthly
weekly, kemi weekly The OF the Postmaster General
IL Thai the shall the stryica TO be per
formed with good fur coaches spring suitable for
mails.
SIC Il shall right preenpcn
three hundred and twenty ef land not then disposed o
each point for station not 10 bc nearer an
miles from each cher and provided that no mineral land sha e
thus pre-lmIted
days for each and that before entering into such contract the
General shall be satisfied Of the ability and disposition of
the parties e and in good h 10 peBm the said contract
shall sufficient the performance Of
service within twelve months er the sign
ing of the contract"
Proposals accordingly received apsbe Contract Oee Of the
oce Department until 81 the s day Of June 1851 for
Besides the starting the MtssspTi bidders viii
intermediate points proposed be embraced n tile route and other
wise designate it, course as nearly practicable.
Separate proposals invited for monthly luey and semi
o,ekiy each
upon proposals will be after the Post
General shall be satisfied Of the ability and disposition Of the
parties In good faith 70 perform the contract.
shall with like good security the
shall required the Postmaster
General aud the service within twelve months alter
the date o. such contract
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select Classical school at oxford, North Caro-
lima.

CtINCE the establishment of this scheel in Janu-
y ary 1851 by present principal James H. Honer, NJ
large and steadily increasing measure Of The public Ia
extensive patronage from abroad and M an
nua delegation maircaIa,es the University a Chapel m Here
cr conducted under the JOINT supervision Of Mr. IIgrner
Professor G. Brown late q the said University who has been
many the ancient classics at institution Rev
orner assistant instructor and others well
qualified appointed occasion require
The pap designed young FOR advanced
classes college those who desire
respectable stations
the ordinary branches OF sound English ctrca
o the efficiency, the number Of classes
viii limited be devoted examination and
lecture upon subject every lesson by each instructor in lis
department
Carr n adapt Che books and modes of nstuc
t 10 the knowledge each a the several
branches While methods recommended shall be
will be erared TO provide the best
apparatus for the work
prcparatr TO increase the advan
tar, ana promote permanent the schools
The North Carolina, have been long
Gagged profession authorized TO refer those who de-
sire further their personal o qualifications To
many distinguished this and other STATES the South
Among these VIM A. Graham, Hon w n MaIgnm cx-
and Manly Hon Asa Riggs RI Rev Thomas Akin
son Rev Wilson ~ D., Rev Samuel Wait d. H. Key e
D. the president Of the North Carolina University and
various members Of the board of trustees.
The next term wi the 18th OF July
otlcr particulars made known application
nav
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falnable Farm and water power for Sale.

fVSIlE undersigned offers al private sale very de-
sirnhe containing $40 y locatad at the
southeast extremity county aaslands and bounded e
the e east by the Ntomico river
the north by crcck that cin its waters into the Wi
mouth OF which there sufficient current to lropcl mills
o any desirable extent
w adapted to The growth Of corn wheat and To-
abundance Of that annually floats
quantity shells that H. could be made enc
the There supcrahundance oi
wood dwelling house kitchen, quarters, cor
stnbes large barn. all in good order Oysters fish, and
Baltimore and the his
triei of ares daily. Address
JOHN HAMFIssIsY,
June Harris lot T.. o., Charles CO., Nd.
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cs 100 REWARD will be given for the apprehension
~ and delivery OF William abHcoaded from Tal
18th April last taking with him from 500 TO aOo
my money which he obtained by means OF false keg
said Garrison years feet inches high, sae
complexion and Is miller BY trade The above reward
and charges win be for his delivery In Falmouth
he be brought back and dealt with ac
cordpr 10 law TfioMPaON j. SULLIVAN,
Inne I'm Falmouth, Va.
~ The Washington Union Alexandria Gazette Richmond Enquirer,
Louisville yJ Democrat Charleston Mercury S. icas Democrat
New Orleans Delta Augusta Contuonat, Chattanooga Ga
Free Trader, and Nashville Union will
please publish the above twice week for one month and SEND h 70
Office for collection, with marked paper
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roMPLETIoN Of Panama Railroad .-Reduction

COMPLETION of Panama Railroad -Reduction
OF fare Calrnia-unitet mail steamships laye New
York Ana the 5th and Goth Of each month, connecting
mail steamers from Panama 10 san Francisco.
Tec steamships been inspected and approved by the Navy
Depasimcnt, and guaranty speed and sgfag-
The longl is completed from ocean
hours The baggage OF
York through San Francisco aud passengers
the The
money all expenses or the trip.
New York Panama and san
detention in Of accident that the route Is
entirely rcffatic
Passengers the day they arrive AT Aspwa
and take charge Of
and children without other protectors.
through tickets lowest rates apply at the agency
West street. New York, TO l. w. RAYMOND
6-dU
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[So. 575.l
BY the President of the United states

w n,,rsu,r,,e Of law, l. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
i Unnsd states DO hereby oss1e s ,na ana
oees the rn1ORr oEsos al the peois hereinafter deSg
mated, 20 vii
d 4seu @ disposal Of the pub h lands within tbs f
lowing named townships, viz
Sovth 4 ne base ii-e and east y a wsHams ~eridsaa
Township one and fractional township two, Of
sgaa II aela Iiaeand cad y ae Walamets nsridian
Townships one, two and three, Of range
Townships one, two and three, Of range tpo
ss,sA u he lass ,iAs If dc waa@aie V'asdfna
Township one, II ranges oAe, so; and ara
sssA y tAs line and ,cx u As Tra~sis acr'diaa
Township one, of ranges t1po, and three
Township three q ranges e9e and toc
ToNasl.p ies q RANGES o.s - ~, a., and s. Dire a.,
Township seyen Of ranges t'oe dTse four, ana pre-
Townships and eighteen, Of range pgrs
Townships seventeen and eighteen, of range four
"a The lsnd olce wisnsrn Monday, ue sa
day lsgna disposal the public lands situated within
the following named townships, viz
souh n th bose and n The Wlamate SseidiaH
sections 70 afesn nae ,e eoEtss., agSrr O. section
The southwest quar Of section seven the southwest quarter
northwest and the south half Of section scv
eighteen, nineteen twenty and one the north
twenty eight sections t1entt nine y one hiyawo,
Lots one 60 six inclusive q section fur ineu
Of section i've lots 10 ve, Inclusive and the southeast
inclusive southwest quarter Of the northeast Of section eight
the ea.t half q section the cas-. sa q the mo- nor,~ INV ha @ @
a.-ia. ~ ,,ar,ar tho
, ~ ~ nton ,en .,narter a The southwest suar
a,a,an sa,,hasu saarlas seeiSa twelve
49,, saln ana Sr,.en the nartl 80 annariet tf ie
uoss l So ,a g sa,,to, ,IrI,ecr i.- ahe "a
u M Wy nv r ~ ,,o aas, rracr M
, ~ as,n. ons III twenty Sven inclusive the
se,l e5gh io,s one
"a. nan anu w as ~ :, Ne o,hoas, n5ar,s c see
ann t wv. wv ua @ ~ araer ~ sr,I,n ,irey ,rec ana
,,srr ~ tyro ar range
ssho@ sf m uii'F four Sua Ain'' = Dt N' = Y
- ~ ar,l,. s..e, 4 IA. .na m Ace nc,,sire and
i,g me Of
w III, ~ u ~ ~, ,r, iofs 6ne II rrT
' - ~ ~ ~, ~ N l,1r ana , cne ~ nur inrl.
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

TIME PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily and Jefferson city, connecting
Lightning Inc q Missouri river packets that leaves Jcher
arrival carrying the mails
and passengers Bonneville Glasgow, Lexington Kansas Lasen
worth Weston, 81 JoseJih, and al Intermediate points.
Kansns 4S hoors and from "a 70 36
hours ahead o starting from 81 Louis.
The Lightning packets equal boats IN The trade and
being required schedule time with the ai
never delayed waiting for freight their Through
tickets purchased the principal cities Of the United States
4, the offices in ST. Louis I. McKISICK,
22-dn AsstSlpt.
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NAVY pkraRruryr.

~, - ..-.. ..e.., 49, ,,-.o., nor -,
ie fua! ~ y =, @ az G ~ M ,tn,a 80
ng % ne oG y y ~ y ens "a 9S NJ y p y " Faien M
buh ~ y N,sg y us l -: wv 49, - Y,. ~ 80
nm % I.epLl @ eu ~ y. r !, ,a;sna mi srrrar,
az = ~, ~ ~ d,,,es ~ earh AZ ,bese occ ana
j. ~, ~ e w !, - = ,Ior,.t @ = - $3.50 = -
-, 49, e,,.
s.sdrys Isaac ioncy, y g s s ~,
W Welsh, Chief clerk ana eleven eerk Inc h te
Navy inas charge @ every tlis ooheci VIII e,e - NJ
ncIi ana The execution o an aMs rctang ~ = Z " %
hy inc conu'nheh = oHnaiae htiasl % 'he nay
es. 81 arrs "a na,. cc,nirsis oe Bcers both in tho
navy and marine oarps appointments Of
officers orders for enlistment
from the secretary ohce al hs duc q ue ~
peIiormci unaer uie - @ r. ~
the marine corps srs also Ta o secretary
Nh ,c ordcr The that corps
bin
- -, -, u, NJ, o,n,odo-. I,s.rh s,hl, chief
svreaug N1y I@as , a,sa s 80 -
o. is ss " na ,,ar,iaerr h,
yards everything Immediately cpnnccd With them
also charged with the
management Of the Naval Asylum.
Bmrn If oeasysien Eqirmcpt and Repair John Lrnthal
bureau eight clerks and drauEhtsman The office q
The engineer IN chief o. The navy Daniel = Arnn esq = a,s,he
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suisAa1 aors ogceGen George Gibson, comnissay gen
erai assistant Captain NJ simpson Fx clerks and one iAesSe
ger
Ssron oGen. Thomas lawson, surgeon general
assistants Wood aud Dr. C. X Wood; tiroe clerks
neinesT oGenerai Joseph Toen, chief engineer assistant
Captain A. C. Wright hvc clerks and one messenger
TgsratAioI B4vocol J. Albert conel Of the corps as
Captain woodfua Dur CLERKS and messenger
Ozanoe Btpeao r. Craig colonel Of ordnance assistant
Capt Maynnaier; eight clerks and ona messenger
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EoR sAIE.--A large and commodious brick dw

IH0R SALE--A large and commodious brick dwell
ing house, three stories high handsomely finished IN modern
style having cellar convenient back buildings and
commands, from the Stories exten
Potomac s situate q between Goth and 2i
streets desirable ncghhorood and within three minutes
House Also the house lots ad
ininr reqnredhe whole making continuous frontage
street d iaet, by 1870 IN depth.
Apply stoti sth, Col L. Edwards street,
the premises.
1T-eod1rns
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United states Mail.

~.
Posr oFflcE DEPARTMENT June s. 1887.
DR0P0SAI.S for carrying the mails of the United
states from Is, september 1851, 3oh june, 1852
iowing In the state vRi herein spcc
fed viii be received the Contract Once Of this
o the 2lth day July next be decided the following
day
No S26s Prom Hronburg by Dayton Bdgewatr Messy Greek
Mount solon, Parnassus, Augusta Springs, Lebanon
White sulphur Springs, Dccrhcld, Coverdae Green
Valley, 70 Bath Alum, o2 miles and back, three
W oonchrs.
Leave Harrtonburg Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
a., A.
Arrive at Bath Alum by 2, y.
Leave Bath Alum Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at
a.
Arrive at Harrisonburp by 9, D. m
For forms
and embraced the
mcn o January H. 1885 February February 1857
or either O them In pamphlet FORM In all the principal
AARON v. BROWN,
Postmaster General
June e--1aw4w