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TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND CAPIrALrsTs; .Dr
otis ir,u f,cnilns for arst class dwellings This 10
one ~ the best durable ard highly orpament. ne.hos
Of fror dwelling houses Twenyfonr buildings reerret
NJ as specimens model be seen 2nd full particulars %
tsined ON application 10 q. y. BARNEY agent No Wal
nUee, room No.
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DARTNgR WANTED WANTED, A PARTNER, WITH
uOU o. g5o0 IN billiard room, with barrcrn attach
ed, IN fs business Suitable for single who could re-
eide ~ he premises. htiereEcts Exchanged Address A.
boa t.W4 Post once.
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RIO CIorHIERs OR CAPT Attsrg-wAyTKp A
partner ~ vel established clothing business Do
~ alu sott aunun. aud which can be Increased he
additional mems. competent with f6en 10 gl00 %
more may hear ~ good opportunity engage In buslnsn
~ addressing ne 10 Coher Herald ofice saina whara
sn Interview may be had which viii with attention snd
htaled C0Lidenuauy,
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~ IN New York and Bremen this day dissolved BY NM
tusi MIR Emil MNnns will continue the business Of
he old hfm ~ New Yot under his own name AND for his
acoua and Mr A. Donop viii continue ur his account aud
Bremen. A. DONOP,
EMIL MA9NVg
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SPRING MILLINERY.

D1CH CANTON PAPER HANGISo some SET WITH
III window shades W match: AlsD Chinese soor
OF the osi novel styles eIA rich in damAsk
ssun IN Two thousand different hgur~s low
ets birds DC palm leaf fans csInghor trunks curs.
Ties and variety of goods manufsctured By the Amercan
Indians. at
FOUNTAINS india store ea3 Broadway.
inch high - '
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FRENCH aDvERTIsEMEST~.
WATCHES. JEwELay, 80.

(N.ifoRNIA p1tsovDs.- PINS. % TO .7,i RISgs,
- y " SO earrings, " 10 Eo ssu1s 10 tls; crosses,
tssss neckoss sleeve bottoms Ae cent BY mail 70 any
lafi VI NE world. }. A n. y. JhOOrS, S7 b. osdvsy.
('OsrqsITIoN AND GOLD VEST NgCg AND FOB
an. warranted not y isrnlsh he gnoney re.ured
lfer - NO ana ~ - 81 ,dans repl ny msi o any
arr n' NE Nor.d. }. n. p. JAUOPs ~ broadway.
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THE FIitENIEN.


LnRE DEP NRTMtNT-THE RECEIPT or TIE FOL
~ lowing donations 10 tho Widows and Orphans FUND Of
he ffc department IL gratefully scknow edged, VIA
"tooets Insurance Company, per Thomas 0rcenlc.s
49,,
fnlon insui Snce company, per James " Rsnken Faq
hniekefhOsker Insurance Company per Geo Hods sen
NEw YonE. June s. 1857.
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kIOTlCE.-THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY CAUTIONED
AZ against negotiating any Of Tie following drawn 10
favor 81 AIRS j. H. n. psysb,e demand s3 endorsed
BY her, vCne mole Gsieo May TO- 1870 for Elk hundred dol
er note ssaed January - 1881 for save hundred and
hfy dollars note cAed OcOser "a 1871 M hun irst
dollars and note dated March 81 1852 FOR three hundred
my dollars Also drawn favor OF said L. l..
Syr which The above having
1st stolen pay meI lbs been stopped They past
due. and 81 70 value except 20 he owner.
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select Classical school at oxford, North Caro-
lima.

SINCE the establishment of this school in Janu-
ay 1851 ny the present principal james III Horner, a ~
and steadily Increasing measure d the pnphc
extensive patronage from abroad AID Us an
uua deieguon the University Chapel Hill Hero
under the JOINT supervision o Mr. iorner
and Professor said University who has bfeu
many years that institution Rev.
Instructor, and others Wei
qualified he 0fhoe appointed occasion require
designed TO young men lor advanced
those who may not expect or desire 70
obtain the benefit f respectable stations IN
M y gruc,ion in ordinary branches q sound English eiuc
, FOR te sake a e greatest efficiency the number d ciasses
f n, limited he desoiod 70 examination ard
eture upo e subject every lesson by each instructor in his own
department !, -. !, -.
ton 10 he latest o knowledge in each the several
t.rc- While recommended By experience shall be
cfy preserved expense WIN be spared 70 provide be be
apparatus the work
70 increase the adyan
.srex promote permanent Of the schools
The instrorg Carolina, have been long
raged authorized 70 refer those who de-
e further Information their personal o QUALIFICATIONS 20
many dnruished q this and other States IN The South
Ampr these WIN. A. Graham, Hon w. p Mangum
Cows uorehead and Manly Hon. RI Rev Thomas Ain
sor pev Alexander samuel WHIT n D., Rev G
Iu,s NJ ~ the president the University and
various members of the board 81 trustees.
The NEXT teri viii commence the 18th q july
orher particulars made known Application
May 1ss
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proposals for stationery.
TnxAsrxs DKr,sIxrs1, Ma

TnkAsrks DEPARTMENT May T. 1881
C,EALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the station
- cry required by deT-nenf dnrng he hsca yuar ending
received unn " o'clock on the seh day
Those bf sffseffy testimonials -
viii consdysd and contracts WI
awarded W established manufacturers o. 81 ae~rs N e
ARTICLES
All the yg best quality Of their ka sf
secihed must actonpany each BID ~
ssples party contract may " awarded WI he
paid department the others viii be retafp 70 hc re
s;,ectivc bidders -
ts ocl3cd unless he articles accompanying a'e Ne
usrg kx gssisy ard ssed 70 fAe iants y the department
proposed signed the Individual hrm making ~
price and but for each and every aft
Gle Contained n the schedule.
An the articles VIII be required 70 he hike the samples
submied be retained for coI~son and must be DE-
with delay when ordered 70 The sHta - the bead u
The ofice which they required
The the right Of ordering greater or hes
quantity every article contracted for the public service
require
cause forthwith 10 annni the contract
approved security 10 be gwen by the persons contract
ing and failure supply The Articles required the con
tractor and snretes srl b s the forfeiture SPECIFIED m such
bon iquldaed damages, :
Tho suoed list spechs resdy ss can her be done the
sssss qualify Description Of each of ihe Kinds q articles re-
qureG-
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r0MpLETION Of Panama Railroad -Reduction

COMPLETION of Panama Railroad. .-Reduction
of fare CaorniaJnted mail steamships leave New
YORK for AsrnA on the s and month connecting
wit sun Francisco.
steamships inspected and approved by the Navy
Department and guaranty 7oorf and safdy
The Panama railroad as onF) completed
and hours The baggage passengers
York through 20 San Francisco and passengers
the expense lhe
paid York all expenses Of the trip
In New York. Panama sno nan
prevent detention az accident 80 thA tne eu'e
entirely reIiaiSe -, +.
each and take chsfge "onen
and children without oher protectors. -
through the lowest rates hTPY NJ ns
West New York, 70 "" h@imoSh'
Nav
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Cnmissayy Generals 0Gen- George Gibson oommsary
Grail assistant Captain D mrson six clerks and
SugeoR Ceaaas 0oGen. Thomas Lawson surgeon general
Esssant Dr. r. C. Wood and DIR. G. X Wood; three clerks
Eagiy 0oscheral sosep Toilc engineer;
Captain a. G. Wright; Ave clerks ana ono messenger
TgsgaFa BlueauCol j. Abert colonel of the CORPS;
Captain C Woodruff four clerks and
Craig colonel o ordnance; assistant,
Capt WIN. MaynAdier eight clerks and one messenger.
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DURNETT HOUSE. southeast corn,

DURNETT HOUSE southeast corner Pennsylya-
MA avenue and Four H street, Washington O. Mrs
sqIAs REYNOLDS. prOTfitrcss.
BosrAers by the day. week, mouth
several barge ooable suitable for i.nns fers
boardes comfortably sooonos'ee ana msss
ed 20 osew who elsewhere
socc scacn wines liquors, and cigars VIII always he
found the bar.
Free lunch every day a II O'Clock.
An ISL
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Overland Mail Route TO California.

Poer oFYacx DffAFrnESu,
April 20, 1887.
A n ACT of Congress, approved Sd March, 1887,
~ mapg aprrsins for the service the Posi- orioe Depart
neni the year eadins 3osh June pro-des
That the Postmaster General be and he i Lrrebf ahor
the conveyance u the entire ts ns on such
c,n, an ,,s - river the contractors sssc 10 san
hahrsro, lbe slate of oafprnia ~ wy M @ c.
hundred thousAnd dAiars for semi
thousand dollars weekly SO hundred thou
dollars weekly service 20 be pcrfffned h ~nFl
weekly weekly Of the fstnaste General
ssEc IL That the shall require the service 10 be per-
with coaches spring suitable for
the d passengers well the safety and security Of The
mails
three hundred and a land not then disposed q or
each nt for station 10 be nearer than
len miles p each oher and provided that no mineral land shall be
hnr pre- emp9ed
ls That said sa Be performed wn twenty hse
for trip; that before entering INTO suh contract he
the parties and good h 70 perform the said contract
shall security for the Performance Of
the the seue oconencc within twelve months after the sign
ing or the contract
Proposals win accordingly the Contract Office of the
Post 0c Department until Of the LIST day Of June lsa7 Tor
starting point the Mississippi bidders VIII
Intermediate points proposed embraced the route and ether
wise designate its a nearly practicable.
Separate proposals invited for monthly pey and semi
oookiy trips each
The decision upon proposals
master General shall be satisfied OF the ability and disposition Of the
parties in good faith 20 perform the contract
be executed with good and sufficient snrecs that
shall executed with like good security whenever the
shall required Postmaster
General and e service must commence within twelve months amer
the date Of such contract
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CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- Intqovsre,. al F1sS bland York vii ~ received .
,hls crSce uu,i noon on Ist day 81 june next
Fs1ders are rperrd the conrnandsrf ~ Che Nsr
Ycrt r plans ard specifications u hs work 70 be comraied Hn
-ix fe1 tuotalss from contract
Approved suaranors he or and saree 70 hs onfo ae
cording 70 lsw. Sin ho required
Nay ll-2awew
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EN0R SALE OR RENT.-The cast half of lot 90
n D. between ~ and 9th streets, fronting
aycnae and aiauing The foundry Mr. Charles white
pruSeens tbrron consisting ~ brick building
a present by Mr. Joshaz Dun, machine
shop togtber With
order and all The fixtures and c belonging The essab
embracing purtas forges bellows turning she
all necessary ans rucy bands operation
Der o4 ncceasary tools tedious 20 mention
Also variety o costly Cor railing and
latest styles win sell whole accommodating terms
and give possession lhe first day q june
T. OWEN
Nay 2o--duunel fstarl 2l2 Pennsylvania ayypuc
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washington Branch Railroad.

- III. GlLLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lie bis ofloe 20 his residence Franklin Row,
thirteenth streets He viii oonnnc devote his attention principal
ly 70 cases in the United states Supreme Court
Having devoted much time TO tho law concerning patents he win
give adcr and opinions legal questions arising
ften Once and appeals the chief Justice
the District a Columbian and win assi preparation
trial Of suits concerning patents
he wl also written opinions and prepare
ties having claire before either departments
VIII also prosecute claims before board established for their
dcaiun.
o6--du
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INSTRUCTIONS;

Containing condition, nsooy~d ooad 10 he as
department Saoy deem prapT
pay trips performed each Of such
ornsuns satisfactorily explained the trip
ma deducted Deductions win also be ordered for grade q
quene8os Ihe enlarged renaes Iroorioned
importance The ns be made
2 For leaving behind throwing mails any portion
them for the admission passengers OF r b concerned scits
running cevng Intelligence 10 advssee Of The a
Quarters pay may be deducted
satisfactorily explained by certificates Of pos,mass or the adavts
other credible persons for failing 10 arrive IN contract time for
(cwing either the place Of
ying ID BE- injured DESTROYED robbed o and for rcfu
sing the H frequently The contractor
or y concerned IN running, coach on The route
ure 10 run agecay contract violating post laws
dsobyiug the instructions the department for refusing discharge
contract without General running
aesad for transporting persons or packages convey
s bid received after the lat day named
required by law cannoi be considered in competition with
regular proposal reasonable in amount
The route the service The yearly The and residence d
member Of hrm where offers should be distinctly stated
Altered bids should not be submitted should bids once sub
Each guaranteed by responsible persons
satisfactory guarantees
admitted The bid and guarantee should be signed rany with the full
O The department reserves the right to reject any bid which may
be deemed exavagant and also the bills Of falling contractors and
bidders.
To- The bid should scaled: superscrbca proposals
land California addressed econd Assistant Postmaster Gen
IL modification q bid essential terms tantamoun
interfere with regular
competition after the last hour set for receiving bids
IL Posmasiers be careful not 10 certify the sncency
without knowing that they Of SUN
responsibility; bidders guaanto
ncty notified that gre 70 enter into perform the contracts
proposed the accepted bids their legal liabilities
win be enforced against them.
s Present contractors and pcrsons known at The must
equally with others and certificates o their su
cheney substantially tho above prescribed The oerinca
suency be signed by postmaster by Judge Of
record.
bidders guarantOrs surees, & directed TO tn,
! following laws, viz
SEC Act Or March 8 1925 requiring contractors carriers
be
Sec a. 1925 failure
tract
Sec. 2T. Of July 1896 liabilities Of gusrantors
"a o July 1895 authorizing bids c falling contractors Il
be rejected.
sec IS July 1880 relation combinations amongst bid
dcrs
April "a 1905 provides that member Congress
contractor.
OF March ls2b provides that postmaster assistant
postmaster, a post Office, shall a
Of March g. 1925, provides thai other than
male person shall be employed IN carrying the mail
The General viii himself the right annu
made tho above
of H. Is offered for the
purpose speculation and be win
same in whole Part any assignee
qualified in his opinion than the original
carry the same into successful operation.
AARON v BROWN
Ap 2I--3awt1stJnnet Postmaster General
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DOUNTY LAND WARRANT Whereas, on the
I'D 18th october 1853 bounty land No 1882 for 100
his October is 1855
Hickman.
has that received
that have transferred assigned
authorized sell the for
name and have fled affidavit prevent the
paeni fraudulent claimant apply dup
for the AT the proper time
Ap ll-1aw6ws ELISHA s JOHNSON,
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=, ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE. lii

T more Osborn Co, Main and second streets lep
sfairs nearly opposite House. nubuaue Iowa Broom ~
irn 4 20 S Clark street Chicago Illinois; iussey CO..
Keoknk Iowa agents stock and eArange brokers VIII
re their prompt s'ocks ana bonds
loans money locating lands either WIN cam Or
warrants time, JOINT account o. on 'inmiss,h
Ercry location made personal examination only Taxes
paid, &e-, &c n. !. -, /, Z, 49,,
NB property left with us for sale With reiairea pe es
,rp -ar regtrs keuk well here, sSS Tue
seller tbroe rarkets Correspondence soisied.
An 2s--d3m sH5
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~ EmmisbprE Frederick county, Maryland The annual
studies this Institution the 2lth
June The board
tion $50 payable semi snnua In advsnce There
extra charges for mac drawing painting and also Tor spanish
Italian, Tho for The primary department
composed q pupils und nine q 500
able half yearly IN advance
a inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER sUFE
RToR @ s. Josephs Academy, EmmitsbUg, Frederick county
Maryland
July s-dlyeAr
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NTATCH Repairing and Engraving Watches
Wv chrpnomccrs, and pocket mekeepers f description
repaired dfu uorkmsn perform
Engraving every description te besi style including the
cutting o arms, mooes, and initials
50 Vsng and wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
" W. GAIT BR0.
Jewellers ga Pennsylvania avenue
Jan So-n Bytween eth and l0h sreStE.
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HE ASN<N1
no orR sussoRIBERs.

q no person viii upon ualcss
Isymsui Of The subseT1Iasoa be made IN advance.
htAn Subscribers may mooney By leeFs and all k
ain be assumed by safe transmission
COUNTRY PFRR i pubH uweckiy during he
II congress, and Sc weekly drriag recess.
subscriron Teri s year win be received teFiAN
proyorioned 90 the above annaal
ssrosTaAsrlcs agents; aud bg
sending DAILY sanscbers with enclosed; sEl
WEEKLY subscribers, with sa5 enesed viii snsed copE
0rasa
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TTNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the subscriber
hath obtained from Washington
the District d Columbia letters q administration the
of T. smith late Of Washington
having against hcehy warned exhibit
the with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
the 9th May they otherwise
all benefit q the said estate.
NARY A. LEE
May e-laWSwst Admnisra,rx
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NOTICE TO ROAD C0NTRACTORS-It being
IN the intention Of the board o directors M the Washington
Rockville Turnpike Company The
10 s terminus nj the District line, requested
apply the undersigned the subject
Of April next. JOHN c. BRENT.
No 30 Louisiana
J. C. LEWIS,
Feb 24-stAwu Seventh street
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Bigler a. witt,

II ]. MIDDLETON. Ice dealer, Office and depo
A. southwest corner q Twelfth street, Washington,
Ap 1l-dlyt
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A RNY'S CONFECTIONERY No. ~ Bridge street.
IN Gcorreiown c. kinds of entertainments are
furnished with the best creams cakes water ic ooncon
shortest notice. the
awarded he last exhibition Il the Metropolitan Mechanics
IuSitgte.
Feb 3-dn
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BANKING House or cHUBB BRoTHFas,

BANKING HOUSE cHUBB BROTHERS
Washington, January j, 1857
T0FN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 day partners Banking House of
Brothers win composed
chubb John Barrow, and Henry Holmes me Huuse
venport of Charles 81 J. Chubb Uougal
H. Barrow, firm Of chubb Drothe
Co, CIIUBB BROTHERS.
Jan l--d0
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Dwellings, furniture, mills manufacturers
warehouses,

TTN0 LEASE for term of years the mansion of the
late General Towson, United states contains all the
improvements,
ply j. b. IL SMITH, esq, at his Office on street
March 2I--2wu
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Tbrm n a Guardnios

The undersigned, residing at ---, siaie m -, un
foregoing hid carrying the mail the roate
from the NssipIa river san Francisco, Caior
MIA accepted bidder shall when
quired by Postmaster General e obga
ton perform proposed with and sufficient
This understanding distinctly the allegation and tiatf
nrsea BY ppar15oys Erd 2Tla le g Coes f July
2, 1886. r
Dated (ssgned by two guaraniors.)
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FWm or Cs4ifua,t,

The undersigned. postmaster Of --, State Of ---
ueaes e oce that lfe acquainted with the above
and knows them 20 he o property and able 10 make
good their guarantee
raied. lssgned)
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 30 1851.

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,
TIE PERILs or THE SEA And INLAND rRANsPoREA-
TON.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY on PIIIlA-
DErTilA
F,,s, Marine ard Iaiaad Issprasoc
AUTHORIZED cAFITAI ONE MILLION rwo HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS
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Firm gPqssai.

-, ], OF ------ county OF ---. State
Of propose to convey the entire letter mail for the term
years specified the contract commencing
service, from The Mississippi river by , TO san
Francisco California; agreeahl the advertisement of the Postmaster
horse coaches
suitable for the conveyance q passengers as Wen as the
security q the mails monthly, each the annual
Of dollars; pIy, cash way, for the annual sum Of
dollars; HiasIy each way for the annna sum Of dollars
Dated. cigned)
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OFFICE Northwest corner OF Pennsylvania ay-
enue and Scyenteenth street, Washington city,
ID. e..
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NAvY DuAgrrExT.

Burcau of Yards and Decks,
Nav 10. 1857
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Containing ooy@rad ooads 10 he ne
d4drf1aeni deem pr7sT.
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suitable and convenient samples must
be submitted with price each and the price all
deiip7y f De urcia at TIC department
May s--lawt3OthJune 4
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Hon Floyd, Secretary War w r. Driuksrd chief clerk,
scvu and four watceD The
following bureaus attached 10 this department
oaundsno Generals ocs-This onoe the head Of which r
Lieutenant General at New York
inut senaurs 0F-ool samuel Cooper Adjutant General
.si.tanpreve Major " Capt Williams,
and Brcvpa Capt earche Judge Advoce Bevei Major John
Ie nine In this chce kept al
ne records which rofer 20 he personnel army rolls
II 4 here whore All military commissions made out
nascraao Genouis ons revci Major General 7 Jesnp,
gvsrtenastcr general G. Thomas Captain
Ner and MAYOR Bocr; eleven clerks and one messenger
avpasey cenours oaoool Larned, psymasr general
Major Leslie district paymasier; eight clerks and one ncsssh
ggr,
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%
and eleven clerks He Prcscbes the mode OF keeping
a rendering the OF the and douse
and fr the building and repairing custom houses Sc and re-
'h% md certhes the balances arising thereon
fx Audrs oFccIhomas Smith, esq, First Auditor, and
n clerks He and adjusts The accounts Of the customs
ae and disbursements appropriations aud expenditures on &C
count q the civil of Congress- and reports
Ahoes the Commissioner & the Customs and The FIRST comp
uVaer respectively, for their decision thereon.
ernd Apdaor OoThoma D. Fuller, Second Auditor, and
enyne clerks adjusts all accounts relating to
pay clothing and recruiting of the well as srnorles
and ordnance and all relating 10 the Indian depart
Hoa thereon
Tha AUDITORS oFoe-ohert J. Atkinson esq THIRD Auditor, and
hgeght clerks He and adjusts all accounts for sub
q The army forheaons Military Academy, military roads
e from military services TO lsle and for horses ana
s property military under various acts Of cnn
and reports the balances The Second Comptroller for hs DO
4ssn thereon.
clerks Hc receives and adjusts all for the service d
Department and reports the balances to the Second Comp
Uo4tr Tor his decision thereon.
fga Audors o6uNnrray Mcconnell ESQ., Ffth Auditor and
sks He receives adjusts All accounts Cor diplomatic and
services performed under the direction q the state Depart
aTem " - ~ - - -
SnA Ana1or 0aoewIsm r. Philips ESQ., auditor
M he Post once Department and hundred and fourteen
he receives and adjusts al sooounts arising from the ser
ihe Post obue Department His decisions final unless an
@ taken in twelve Tnnuths 10 the First ComIroer He super
he collection of an tho Post ofiee Department and
tues and oiurcs imposed poyinsstcrs aud mail con
& m falling 20 do their duty he directs SUITE and legal proceed
G W and criminal and takes all such measures as nay be au
nsnciing United nsrshals and clerks
= matters relating from each term
nsd Saies of the condition and progress a. such Hpts
S poeeedngs has charge q all lands ana ohcI properly
su and has power sell and dispose u The same Tor the
"a'D' u the pRlIed sAsSE,