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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-06
Gold Medal Pianos!

STEIN WAY SONS, mAHuHacturerSs
o. VALE Err STREET, NEW YORK
OF Received the following FIRsT PRIzs ~
MEDALS in Composition with the best makers1 n nj
Of Boston, New YORK., Philadelphia and Bal-s
simore:
Tw0 FIRST PR ZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March. 1858.
COLD MEDAL az the Crystal Palace. New York, No
yeuber lsS5 (beng the only gold medal gwen for Pianos
within the last six yesrs)
GOLD MEDAL Al the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1855
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New Yort, November 1850. Among the judges The
rst Musical Talent Of The Country, such a. NJ Mason,
iottschalk, Wollenhaupt and others Sc. Pr
amos (sith and without the IroB Frame) warranted
for three years. ana written guarantees given Pianos
pacs ed and shipped without charge. Prices moderate.
declS-ly-v
G.. =. THURST0N has oeen appointed sole Agsns
for The sale Of Piano Forte for Nashville and Mid
die Tennessee some q which in in his city
He would respectfully refer to Mr. Bass, Mr.. W. II.
wMros and Mr.. J. W. Bows.
e. Mr. be 81 summer street, or line adj
dressed to Box 10, PostOfee, Nashville, win rees We u
tsntion. MAY 5-a-F
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CHANCFRY sAIF.

E'OR end Of the Clerk snd Master In tire
Il OF Marcus roney BY &C., Parte, in ChAncerV
Court at nashville. by virtue Of deere in said cause
will THUt SDAT the It'll Of May NEXT the pTsmi-
sell public sale tn OF LAND, situated in ov-
Edge6ed, sVidson county Tennessee the Whites
Greek Turnpike. II viii lie laid OF into lots, plan OF
viii h vii he Intlished before the day Of sale.
TRRas.-Tsenty per c, nt Cash; balance IN one, two
and three notes satisfactorily secured bearing
interest and lien retained.
" s. LINDsLEY.
n Or a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-06

ANOTHER MARTYR-A number Of cases of
small PIX have resulted fatally 10 Jefferson
county within the past two waeks. Amongst
The victims of this loathsome disease was DR..
D. W. Bildle who took It whilst attending g
patient There is more true heroisn in such
death rs bis than any other; as 1t requires
more real courage aud fortit1de.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-06

tB-rbe Memphis Celebration must have
been agnAgaiicsn: affdr. The ''boys'' from
this place who attended, speak in glowing
terms Of IL. No moret through going, hospita-
bic people than those of Memphis are 10 be
found any where.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-06
AREruRED PHYSICIAN,

(whoSe sands % Ife hare neary cut. discovered
fukie IN tise q iDds a Ia esEe for Consehap,cn,
Asthma Rroncait 4. Cough, Oils, and &c ersl peody.
e .eesy a. discovered - han sheB his en- ehld,
daughter, given up % DIE. wishing % 20 a. meeh
good a. possible be u SAT 70 s1eh 81 hs sictsa
seetien. fsr naking d up and successfully using H. Ne
reaur-s each Applicant iDeese hiu one shins-three
esl. a. h. returned a. postage the recipe, and The
Tesaiaasr 10 sgped 70 he Paymea 81 ms saveEiss
-.-.e 49,. DR.. IA. JAMES,
- - Ne. %. eisand street, Jersey Cily, ~ J.
- fA-fs.sEW In
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-06

EE Here Is 40 Instance Of sst .rly afT, elton. Al
a protested meeting" held not long ago near
Baiston spa, New YORK an ancient sister in she
e ureh arose and d. livervd herself as lollows:-
81 zee young lauies here that's en- to love gewgaws
fart, lo~s, ribbons and lac e. more than their Crea
tor. ! loved them once and adorned my hat With
sri6ci'l flowers, bright eolored ribbons, aud XIV
blue TRAININGS, but found they v &c dragging ne
down % he'll aud took them of and care tLssa 10
,gs ffsfey
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"Bob-town." Said city occupies proud position,
being at the bead of Navigation Of the river, and
the terminus Of twenty seven raiIroais already.
constructed. Plans. specifications and terms Of sale
VIII be sent TO you for publication 10 few days.
One Of The roads terrninsting at Bobtown" lakes
It's starting point az Hong Kong. China; anOiherst
Baden, Germany, and 50 on through the important
catalogue. An east~rn compiy, with a large
WINDY capital, = 10 fully orgsnizsd and are row
surveying an air line route fromthe moon to eBob
town | ;hink shall have no difficulty in dispos-
ing OF the lots at heavy advance.
Yours truly, BOB.
P.-S. Since the sbove was written Pottowato-
mic messenger has arrived, who informs me that all
the territory embraced in "Boh-rOwn" was, on the
fret day Of April list sold in Bosom as an add ion
10 '.iarge and iOurshing city," situated BLOW
Greek, nine miles distant from the site of "Bob-
town." some Of the lots going as high as SO 900,
therefore "BobtowD' for the present is nipped in
the bud. Yours. with the fond hope that may
soon arrive In more congenial cline.
BOB.
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TENNESSEE SPRING FAIR,
TO BE HELD AT rHg
State Agricultural Fair Grounds
Commencing Thursday, May 7th, lS5
aud continuing three DAYS.

Commencing Thursday, May 7th, 1857.
aud continuing three days.
WIS Pair win bsone Of The interesting and enter
tainnx exhbs ieas Of he kin1 held fsnaussse
The best e,ok If The ooanfg, NeFth and South via be
exhibiled, snsng opportunity r examinsng ana pnr.
ehAssng ssnale Anina ssdom extended 70 shs etaens
tails ~. TIE Pr Eramme for the epFing sar i
esss ana ne awards ior an siass q Anmsls very
lsggs
FfRsr DAT, THuasDkv. Tra.- VII he dsvosed 10 tAs
exhiufion u Rleod tsors Brood aAres knd kpE cteex
hrss glasses 10 saeh dsPsnmsn and sMses etskes r
beat Aaimafs sf any age.
skcJkD p ~, ekInsF. sFH--Jses sock. Harness Her.
ses Czxrlngs enc kassy u. fsrm sn1 d an Anl-
ma.t F.Enng lnpleas aaa Machinery. shseps ssns
and Cattle.
rII.AD D 81. sAsunakE sEH.A grad cavssesds q ~
Animkss shown AID ezhrpon Il ksdlns Sssrk esls
sieds e Animais f4Smag i1smeas Ans hisssii<nsoas
Articiea
he xsnrszsss I've seek cenpsnS wf eose eat % ths
hEehess bdaeg sshans 1fesGsr poroa u
see Fseeatat nsaEs ~ then
Mary her parties have alFeaF ssanea thsT n1rafian
a senE STOCK aale aHd b cunhda ~ expeHted
fhss m sae sill = ~ fns1reFsis ieHl < The SsiF
ka aaar1e = faneemeAss made = 81 Hhn
mag afsend api fe sea4sn tenE aa4aas sd Fstngs
sspees great srFs 90 s.svz rs,s ss..,s..u s.,,.
mays aW@a'sufAi eelseg.
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cHANcERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE.

TOR and account Of the Cierk and Master in the
u Of Henrv Crutch ', administrator &C. vs. T. n.
Cruieher It ais, the Chanc Court at Nashville By
vrtne Of de in said cause, will, on THURSDAY,
the Th Of May next, me premses sell public sac,
fortydve Of LAND in Davidson county, Tenpessse
the VII ties Greek Turnpike and Cumherand River,
ad dining the lar ds Of Dr. shelby. This vii be sub
divided . smaller Of ~ two FIVE ere, more
particular deserip ion Of which viii app err In hand bills
before the dav OF sale.
TERMS A credit Of one, two aud three years, notes
satisfactorily bearing interest and lien retained
ale al II o'clock, A M.
A. v. s. LINDSEY.
Z. z. GLAscocK, Auctioneer apr2
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minnesota Leg stature nd Large Land
Grant - Inducements {. migration
from cid states TO new Ell Thsyer,s
Project.


The Legislature Of the Territory of Minnesota
met on Monday last at ST. Paul, for the purpose OF
taking the necessary steps preparatory to the adj
mission of the rritory into the U, ion rs State
and also for disposing of the mun6reut land dona-
zion of the late Congress TO the Territory 10 aid Of
the construction of railroads
This land grant is the largest ono ever made, in
any single act to any Territory or State. II has
been conf actured that it woull amount TO six mil
lions of acres Rot learn that Gen. Nc lpin, who
is good authority, stimates II at seven millions
At the minimum value OF the alternate sections re-
served by the government these lands will be
worth seventeen and a half millions Of doll pa
half of the amount of the whole State debt of Vir-
gina. and more than half of the funded debt of
the United States.
BIT these lands win be saleahle after the road s
made, at the price which is commanded by the
Lands Of the Illinois Central Rsilroad Company-
which is about sixteen dollars an acre But at the
average Of Eve dollars which Is far below the price
which they viii bring, they are worth thirty five
millions Of dollars--a very large dowry for a new
State
The effect Of the railroads, which will be thus
opened upon all the lands and products of the State
will be TO put them at once upon pr with the
lsnds and products of the other Sites As oog
ne tiil,ge is an occupation Of mankind, will give
the sweat of his brow, drop OF il, TO woru-ou
SOIL In a State overbuTdrDed with deb, and taxes,
when he can have fresh hands at a nominal pric ,
and the or better facilities for communication
in a new Ststeg
II is not surprising that the current Of emigra-
ton should set so strongly and ste adily from the
old States TO The new-to Texas, Arkansas, Nil
souri, Kansas, Iowa. Minnesota Wisconsin, &c
when we cousier that the great bulk Of our popu-
lation is sgrs altural AMI that the new States and
Territories present such decided inducements
The tide Of emigration will always however,
move along parallels of lAii,nde And not down the
longitude. This Is so true as TO admit OF only oc-
easional exceptions. Eli Thayer's project Of turn
ipg E'stern emigration 10 the South s quite as alb
suri ss Eastern tah -iurnne. spiIilaalism, or any
other delusion.--..TLe Strfes
wan The following scrap written in English hero
gyphics picked up according New York Tribune
on 90 which the Medical Convention had oeea-
Pied during its session In New York =
"P ~ informs that Rome FIVE hundred years vi A.
mt ussfaua
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-06

The fret NAMED six Territories contain ,2s6, 1876
square miles, s2S, i2s Gao Of lind, and as
ths total Of al the States and Territories be-
longing TO the Uuion is 9se, l6s square miles
ib.y comprise nearly one-hdli OF the whoie. They
run through some seventeen or eighteen degrees of
Latitude and embrsce many nil ions Of acr Of TIE
finest land and mineral deposit and the finest eli
mate and finest rivers in the word. st. Louis
: Democrat
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CHiCKERING \ SONS
p 7 A N % s !!

TTNHE subscriber having appointed Sole AGENT for
the II b. above eolebraed Instrument for Nash
vile and MSdie Trnnsssse taken ne O. W.
smith ore no "a Co sge stress where ne has now
open as or sale, AoTtuert Of he different patterns
% 6 md eaaiifsly etrved IN the style
II Lou. XIV. Pure and the cts a. g-nerAJ are
refDsctfaily invited cali and this ne stock OF
Pian q, sbrh, for beauty hnsh fsness and poser OF
aud ticity Of teuch BE- surpassed b. any
Pianos manufactured ether III Jntef States turope
Ever Instrument warranted and cd AZ Riangttosafers
prices, adding c0st OF transportation on y.
L. AkLL0k, sole Agent for Che sering 4 500.
for Nashville and Mid lie Tennessee.
~ Entrance 10 Plano Room fhro IN Q W Sniths
Bookssore a caIleee-ss apT24-S adatr-U
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THE FAMOUS ROADSTERS.
The EATON HORSE,
NAUGATUCK BLACK HA VIZ,
Imported and Owned by the Tennessee Live stock
Company.
IN N mD

,tNHEsE superb arimais viii make their rst season In
Tenn-ssee az the state sar Grounds, nesr ashvtiis
terminal gJy the sih, 1884, at s25 the season. and vail
seekholdera and gentle wishins 10 breed m ~ mares
gill pease make their entries 10 = r. Rains,
pgacAbe settle their bins during the with Dr.
T. O. Potter. Treasurer Of the Comptny.
6ooi pas'nFage sili be furnished mares By y r..
R or FAneisg al The saai prices Of he eountry and
gain w be led and extra attention given, Feqsivsd
THE EATON ORsE l. = good red sorr.f fuH nesen-
h@ns hEh a. Or strong points and erfectisn Of
loru for horse Of his g'est siE he sqazl cannot BE-
founL Ne vas bred IN Maize, il lesn yeas ed, hes
trossed under mn 50 and ens q the aless sios-
s.nser horses kas~n. tis d aescena4ns o. the
old winthrop Messenger nd bis sIre d ne tsng H.
ana branch Of Ms engers AIS cala are large and are
Eeerah ePen, qaare shd q trotses. He he siFs q
the -afa Stranger tat voiea tn ain - go, A sr
biz shou aers seoasy lsfe The asa seA fer
81 aeuat veraan, that otted g re uniise States
Par a Pnals ps ia > seris q Mr. Brosn. shalraan
rea ters NJ Holms e TIER q n M4as Farnsr sass
q m III paper ADrSE ~ 1851 th4t No Aores sSaes
=. dss z z. 20 H.s. 100 g 49, l q.
agsst q ne compaay resafl ain q hoFss q hehsr
cArac ios srrg resdstars AAn aet cshsrAn Amer'e
RAUsAxUcKRLACK HAN K.lss rsA ard ssslaA
-os Is : IS ga k bsrs "a IL ara pFlss Less
. A. and ansv olAsrs STATS Par As e ks@ assn
- y v-,ses sek xw. snas nas H rs s-n-
e. ssef eassan ana fbsfwaa nssEaa great erstd
ss .s ssa g !. "a q ga nssSrs. sa X y ~ Ia
posa nss,snRsr DE = haf erasAur e kthan AlFa. ks
s pspasr ssessiss ssssa hv.ss s.ss h..s Mad
cd sai fses fsnpe - Lang kkland e 4og nss q -
rsfer sAar seas sss asa Ang ofshs essi rsad1isfs
= ~ eaaas'y sss ai@.lss eeet - hesxsa hsrsps
asss salnss. have besa lnpasssd hsn Ne NussA va
.lss 9 .sasass .s 'ss sss,sa ~ 2. h.ss.f ss.s
arnfs .A.t -! a.y swasss q nAsss g erssa =. shss
ssbs ;ss1, HasS stlss'
HAfse "a eua ANS.
rgsAalNd Dsrssfi@s os~s.assss
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nesting 81 ne Dfec0fs cf Ire fsnneesee A4rino
"a .ss Fsrs insara g opaaJ, hcid this dsy 81 thsiF
Oes dIsiisnd q Sc Do1fes tsr Siee vas declared
ef Al ne pFahs 81 Ne past IL manths Que hail % Be
n.s q he payusat - Ne kof2 - FrlLs ne re-
49,. .sss-l@a A. a. " BrTLER. Secretary.
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hast NUEm1f1 Ck&a'fl1ks
Ef1B xe or Tus REsF NtxA14 cnEEsE. q
III SIS ~ 4eAii1. Jas fR.=4ss4 so Iers elT
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The TerrIiOries.

There are now open for g. -ment the Territories
Of Minnesota, Oregon, Nebraska, Washington, New
Mexico, Utah, and Kansas These Territories con
tain, coring 20 a compendi IN Of the census Of
1850, published IN 1884 the following area
Minnesota 80 Iee 025 square miles.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-06

0AMfffk0to \ DAD q paEssep csants. az STA e
" Apru, lAeI Negro ten, n and S11k - 80 snsg
b enE laRa Bird near rtsna Al. 1hs1 - elfk
csfN - ssnfs oi b. "a es..A les = ieeesa
~ ~ - geaa oi4s LEA ~ tseHes a. Nss4hA
fs1 D. NJ. BIRD rec sled eoaaf hfN -, rts ts4
~ tag eaasgrs ~ taHlaN fse1s y. nNt-AAVA4,
laiier 3 naEIaseu regni7. q NsaaFule, tena>asts.
egt-ts
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wan The following scrap, written In English hero
gyphcs picked up according the New YorE Tribune
-on te 90 which the Medical Convention had ocea-
pied, during its session in Se~ York =
"P ~ informs that Rome FIVE bundled years vi H.
out thys clans Her rulers for AIDE the practice Of ecne
and banished s professors. II il stated has the health Of
Rome never better than turing that period
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-06

TT The lodo~ing passage on Shakespeare is
from q lecture on the Philosophy Of Life," re-
csDtl, delivered by W Ham Winter. ESQ.,, Of Cam
bridaes
"For the grandest human ioielleess there Is no
exemption from the commOa doom. have some
tines thought hos sad, yet hos gu lime, must
have been the emotions OF that man, whose piiTn
eye !. Was 20 stsni hy the e0in Of Shakespeare and
gaze on thai sweet aud noble lace when death bad
called oul al tse strange beauty which aever lives
till thee. Is wss worth q lifetime 60 have ssocd
there one mioute--to h.ve laid yeur hand on that
broad brOS, AMI started az the cold chill; AMI, 40
passing, 20 have called % 10 IDsnory al tbe mag
ni6 mt er~asions Of his gesiss, md wofshppsd
hin there 10 the silvHee aud The gloosn.
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So they Ell 60. Man dies. bat nature Il eternal
Ties as9ns keep their appointed tines day retarns
win i3 golden splrDcor, and night Sltb its elo-
qa-sa mystsiy Tue zane Stars rheh hi che CHASTITY
BE- de-6rld Of troy -Foug with the dead D0di-s
Of sneieni hsrorss which sho8e o. Ihe mArbls
reefs Of imperial Rome. and Oa the sad eyes Of
y5g f~sgiess "a tn hsiag glow Of inspiration
he ustcb-6res Of tbe angels. which through Gen.
turiss Of devastation and change heEs sull banned
Or aneeasinglg--s)rak 10 ps - f,sy d. 10 Dante,
snl shakespeare, end kason, Of the divi0e glory.
be ON ip0seBce, she everlasting beauty and loVs
II Godi
FAX
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"GET THE list"
Webster's QuaFtO Dictionary,
Unabridgsd-FOr sale by all Booksellers.

OWING TO THE NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS DR.
DALTON WILL REMAIN A FEW DAYS
LONGER.
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AGENTS WANTED.
PROFESSOR AUGUST SONNTAG,
ANTnO NoMtR TO TlaEEXPEDITInN,
.ONTE MIS-:

Formerly Of he Roys observatory, FlsRha, and late Of
Ile United states AutioRdt O5serpdtOsy,
Washington ,1g u O.
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
United states Mall.
VIRGINIA.

Posr 0FrIcR DEPARTMENT Oct. %, 1851
DROPOSAIS for carrying the mails of tho United
States from LIST January 1858, earlier practicable TO Job
1852 the following the State Of VIRGINIA viii be
ccved the Office Of this department until 81 Of The
day next the following day
No 5lss From Abngdoa by Clear Branch Pond,
Springs Mill Point, Arcadia Block House, Esclyle Stock
Creek Pattonsvilc Sickcyylc, Rocky Station, Jones
vile, cany Hollow, Beech Spring, Rose Hill, and Walnut
Hill, 10 Cumberland Gap, Tenn, II3A miles and back
three times week, four horse coaches
Leave Abingdon Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday SAM
Cumberland Gap Thursday Saturday and Tuesday
by Sam;
Leave Cumberland Gap Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al
Sam;
For forms proposal guarantee, certificate Instructions
and 70 be embraced the the advertise
OF january H. 1850 February 1885, and February 1851
either thcn pamphlet lon all the principal oocs
9.4 AARON v, BROWN,
Oct 3O--Iaw4w Postmaster General
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMRNEs
TVNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore. 70,


Il bcriand, Wheeling, and all parts of the West
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave fexcept snday at
CAS- connecting with trains from Philadelphia
Washington lat Juncton) win stop stations and
berland at O'Clock, p. l-89
ID station daily {excep sunday)
at S30 and reaches Wheeling by a. M, connecting
wood with trains for Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis
Vile Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago s. Louis Cairo and inter
3D. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily p m connecting
trains for Cincinnati, St. louis, Cairo Chicago
dae places The distance Cincinnati other
places the West nearly 100 miles shorter any
route. The time to these places Is also unaqualed
Baggage checked through u Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis and
st. Louis. TX
Passengers baggage transferred at all points free
THROUGH TICKETS will large West
at the lowest possible the ticket Office Camden Station
Washington city.
A second class attached the
Passengers from Baltimore Washington
by daylight by taking accommodation mail
Cumberland Oakland They morning express
train which leaves Cumberland 25o M reaches Wheeling
at 2, p.
Passengers from Washington ample
tas lE.4 Il
This only by through baggage checks
be obtained In Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The accommodation train, 645, viii
Cumberland and the stations going
Eastwardy the mail train leaves Wheeling a 75
mediation leaves Cumberland 20 reaching Baltimore
The FREDERICK TRAIN axcept stopping
Mt Il. 80,
The EIIICoTTs MILLS TRAIN a. m
and $3.50, leaves E1lcos Mills p m
except Sunday. a I
W. s. wooDsIDE,
Jan Ed6 Master of Transportation.
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
THE WASHINGTON UNION.

As ,egat and asr particulars IN rssr
is @ sa@ a. ssss s%s 'sss a 40 a. sn s s '
Dated (ssned) !
The undersigned, residing @ Of 49,, undertake
accepted BY The ros,mssr General he bidder shall PRIOR % the
ls day Of August 1885 the required obligation,
tract perform the service proposed with good and sufficient
raj. e Do understanding dsi.aIy slsssns
MI, csisned by gusraniors.)
l CERTIFICATE
The gndersisaed postmaster of saaie q , ceruhcs,
The guarantee.
Csisned)
10 Altered bids should not be submitted should bids
Each bid must be guaraned by responsible
signed plainly with the full name Of each person
be deemed exasgni and also the bids OF falling
sealed superscbed ,a Proposals state or
Assistant POSTMASTER General donraet once and sent BY a ao,
by OF TO an agent and oslnases will not enclose proposals (
letters q any kod) in thoir quarterly returns. M
by before the st Of August 1865, the
meneed on The LIST july The mail day after that date whether
be considered until the
department. and then transfers viii be allowed unless good
is section IS Of act Of Congress- approved March ls4s
the lowest bidder rendering
faithful performance without other reference
transportation than may be provide for CELEBRITY
certainty and security Of such transportation" Under this
description of bids specify
mode Of ccnveyance take the entire mail trip
celebrity certainty, security using the
bids styled from tho which they
the books Of the department they will
providing tho the
whdcr may BE- the mode 70 insure its ley, coaiaty
and securiiyv =
10 In all where tho grade
sufficient the lowest bid will be accepted duly GUARANTEED pref
erence 10 'ssdrn or specific bid.
When tho lowest bid bid and specifies either
Inadequate mode viii net be accepted
aside for specific bid proposing the service
When tho bid does specify mode OF
"accordng the
such specification viii be considered propo r
4 4 & .
90 modification Of bid OF It's essential
new bid and cannot be received interfere with regular
competition after the last hour set for receiving bids
a. Posnasters be careful certify
sures without knowing that they
eent responsibility and all bidders and sueues dis
uncty notified that failure perform
for the service for in the accepted bids legal
win be enforced against them.
22 Present contractors and known the department.
suency substantially in the forms above prescribed
Gates Of suency must be signed by judge
Of record H
AARON v. BROWN
Postmaster General
Posr DKPARrxKxT , 8
October %, 1857 s
Ori WI
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Jan l7-dH

HOMPLETlON of Panama Railroad Reduction
NJ OF Fare TO CioniaUnitcd States mail steamships
York for Apnwa the 9Th and goth Of month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama to San Francisco II
These steamships have inspected approved the
Department, and guaranty specd and sIfdy
The Panama railroad al miles long) completed
crossed In baggage passengers
checked New York through Francisco passengers
embarked Panama expense
money paid in New York all of the trip
Reserve
Francisco detention OF accident that
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Passengers leave Panama tho they arrive Aspnwa
Conductors through by each steamer anake charge
and children without other protectors
For through tickets the apply the
West street, New York, to l. W. RAYMOND.