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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-16

LETTER FKGM OREGON. - Portland, Dec, 80.
lS57.-At last l am enabled to give you the
official vote Of this Territory in the late cleo
ton, on the adoption Of the constitution and
slavery and free negro question. Here it is
Total majority for constitui n .............s9so
against slavery ................5 Os2
free negroes. ...........16b9
whole number OF votes cast. ...............I04l 0
The Territorial Legislature convened at
Salem on Monday, Dec. Z, and organized by
electlng full set of Democratic officers, all Of
the hard persuasion, sound on the goose
and some in a bar fght.' On The Tuesday
following, the Governor delivered his mes
sage. which is, take it all through, an able
document. Gov. Curry is Boston boy, and
printer withal
Ex-Governor John P. Gaines, formerly the
Governor of this Territory died at his resi-
dence on Wednesday, 9th inst, after a short
illness He married in this country some
two or three years ago, and leaves a wife and
one child to mourn his loss. The Legislature
Adjourned to attend the funeral of the de-
ceased.
The total amount of property assessed i'll
Oregon for the present year, according to the
census reports, is $1S ,463,772, which we
think compares favorably with the reports
from any of the Territories, or even new
States.-Cor. of Boston Journal.
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DIR. o RIcHARDsoNs BIFrsRs, FOR SALE
By JOHN Q HILL, APorHEoARY, MEoHANIos'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-16
HEALTHY BREAD
JAMES PYLE's
Dietetic SaEer atus.
THE PURESP EYER MADE, AND RAPIDLY
COMING INTO USE.

Dfetetic safe Fatus.
THE PURESP EYER MADE, AVID RAPIDLY
CONNIE INTO USE.
Thousands OF families have adopted it as an article of
real merit and impn'talce to health, Justly to-; for
its superiority sll other kinds f Saers Soda
in preparing bread biscuit cake aud everything in
line is at once percepihle from lrht rich and M
tritioss products Almost all kinds OF ssersus
s,ronDaEalne properties, which destroy the digestive
gans, iltirg in dysprpss and n7merous ot
p ins The con-ttuti us Of children only ru-
inei By tie use hut thousands OF then el rrems
Heath nfantiIe dis ases which in former years
were snanaseahle even without medical aid The teeth
destroy ed early in ethry decay and crumbe,
unlike soap hat been bbllrd ia ley. Surely
we have evidence enough these points which also
affirmed by he medicalfacuy.
II let ny prudent housekeeper ask the grocer
Tor PHBhS Dfstetic SGierGtus, which is harmless
the stomach as hlur itself, and will make the -four go
eighth further No doubt but that get rid Of his old
stock he will run it down, but be SATISFIED with any
other, and he will soon get it for you.
Llak out for counterfeits. ne genuine is Tut up in
bY 10 . and ID packages, with tho name Of JAMES
=, Misunderstanding Depot, sls WASHINGTON STREET,
rTS0'a by Gyooers generally fl5 d0t&s2w
BALM OF a THOUSAND FLOWERS. FOR SALE
~ JOHN 2, HILL, AP0THECAKY, MECHANICS
HALL BUILDING.
White Teeth. Perfumed Breath and
Beautiful Com plexious. can be acuaired by using
tine Balm Of a Thousand Ffosyers what lady or
gentleman would remain urder the curse Of disase-
pie breath, when By using the ''Bam Of Thousand
Fowers as dentifice, would only render sweet,
hut cave the teeth white alahasterl Many persons
DO not kneT their breath is bad, and the subject is del
icate their frenos win never mention Beware ef
terfeits Be sure each bottle is signed.
FETRIDGE co. Rev York
BUSH Il Co. 81 Front street sole wholesale agents.
Also, sold by DISsMoRE, So Main street
BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS. FOR SALE
BY John Q HILL APorHEoARY, MEOaANIos'
HALL BUILDING.
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROTITS
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Also, an excellent assortment u


DR. 6. 0. RICHARDSON'S BITpERs, FOR SALE
By JOHN Q, HILL, APorHEoARY, MECHANICS
HALL BUILDING
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QUICK SALES & SMALL PRogIrs

BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS. FOR SALE
BY JOHN HILL APoTHEoARY, MEOaANIO5'
HALL BUILDING.
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TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING
For sale-A large stock Of
& o z e " q -!
comprising
oTERCOhTS Of e0eyy choice styIe, v.z
Raglan,
Sack. and
SmPsOut.
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TO Purchasers of Clothing.

A. P. WARE s. co.,
16s and 40 Main street. Worcester
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PANTS IND HESTN

PANTS AND VESTS
OF every Desirable style quality al Of which have
been manufactured with great care in Tie very best
manner, for the Fan ANA Winter wear; and any
wishing for
One Garment, or One Hundred,
vi" dc well 70 call, as this is great chance to buy very
cheap.
Also, an excellent assortment u
+ o R N s Fl IN G obs,
which will be sold very low.
Remember the place,
LUTHER's CLOTHING house,
Nc. Lincoln Hena~ Block.
And those who have their Clothing cuatom made and are
about ordering an
Over Coat, Under Coat, Pants or Vess.
wl'~do well to examine the superior assortment Of
PIECE GOODS
now on hand, from which We will make ynu very good
over Goat for &4O0, usually SOLD 10 this City for $1,000;
very good pair Of Black Pants for So usually sold for
81; a very good Vest for IS, usually sold at So 50
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COMMON COUNCIL

The greater part of the session was consumed
in the disco On of the bill for reduction of sala
ries of city officers. On its final passage it was
defeated-10 yeas to IL nays. Mr.. Wall, it
seems, was not satisfied and introduced an order,
the first of series, to reduce the salary of the
clerk. But the Board was tised Of the subject,
and voted an indefinite postponement Of the
whole matter
1t was ordered that warrant be issued fer an
election on the first Monday in March, to fill the
vacancy in the Board Of Aldermen, caused by the
resignation of Henry Prentiss.
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.oOAL NEMs
Meteorological oh

htACoEOaSEAcaAA ODseENatAous
At the State Lunatic Hospital Worcester the week
ending Feb a. 1858.
Thermofneter. Wind. RAN.
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ufaotariag Depot, 8is wAsHINGroN STREET,

BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS. FOR SALE
By JOHN Q. HILL, APoTHsCAKY, MECHANICS
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Board Of Mayor and Aldermen.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. Is.
The two Boards were in convention, for the
purpose of qualifying R. Nj. Gould and 7. W.
Aldrich, Councilmen elect from Ward l.
In the Board of Mayor and Aldermen the fol-
lowing business was subsequently transacted:
The petition of John Morey, for license to keep
a bowling saloon, was laid the table.
William D. Cheever, Josiah W. Allen, William
Greenleaf, and Luther Slater, we're drawn as
traverse jurors for the Court which meets on the
first Monday in March.
An order adopted in the Common Council,
contemplating a reduction of the expenses of the
Fire Department, came up, and was passed in
concurrence
The order adopted at one of the first meetings
of the Board, relative to the Jones Road, was
resciuded.
The Mayor authorized to draw his order on
the Treasury for $780, to meet the claim for dam.
ages of William E. Dresser, incurred by laying
out of this road.
As special committee to revise the jury box,
Aldermen Messenger, Lincoln, and Holbrook,
were appointed.
Henry Prentiss was elected Highway Commits
sioner by the Common Council, in concurrence
with this Board,
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
J autxur Iuno

PETITION Of A. Lester, Boston,
sctts praying the Of him
the method making
iron Railroad Car Wheels for from the expiration said
psteut which takes place tho 10th Of August 1865
ordered the petition he heard the once
Monday the o o August at ~ O'Clock and all
notified appear why
tlen ought grancd.
opposing the required file the or
nce their objections specially forth writing
dys bre tho day Of hearing All testimony nled by either party
used said hearing
coance with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished
pication
The testimony the will be August;
dcocs and other rolled testimony filed
In tho once before the morning Of that day tho arguments
any, within Owe days thereafter.
Ordcrcd Also published Union Wash
ingon,
weeks previous to the 9th Of next day
bearing
] HOLT,
Commissioner OF Patents.
OF the papers please their
bills the Patent ONCE with paper containing
o-law2w
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mo. 6l2l
Notice for the Restoration Of Certain Lands
to Market I'm tho state OF Michigan.
[No. sl2.l

~ AA0xACS AA SuC osAs0 Va uACuA SAAs
TIME grant of land made by the act of Congress-,
approved June g. 1856, the etate II Michigan aid the
construction Of certain Railroads therein mentioned having bcsn
far adjusted authorize the reicc from withdrawal the
dccbed hereby that all aecd
which e outsidn u x xa each side Of the rnnd Rapids
and Indiana thu fint and pcrrc Marquee and ths o
Milwaukee, Railroads. situated In tho undermentonod townships
which hare not been selected in virtue OF sid other
by Congress- legally claimed BY prc~empnn
which sset wiudee NJ ts &ae IF duwul will be
stored 70 private entry tho days and a. thu places hereinafter
specified, at tho ordinary minimum Of u rs per
Al the Land once at IONA Monday Ae siynfh day @ Au2w
nn8, viz:
North Of Ae lane and cf principsl meyidiam.
Townships =, 1o H. 12 la H. ls III 2o range
Townsa,ps H. H. ls H. Is, H. 49, 10 ao
r0~nh,ps ss7slo II, IL, ls H. is, is 49, TO- TO-
Townships TO- H. H. Is H. u.s. TO- and TO- Of
range fourteen.
Townships TO- 1s 49, H. TO- TO- Of range aeen
Townships TO- IL, 49, H. 10, and 70, f six
Townships TO- lb 49, H. 10 2o range
Townships TO- 16 49, H. 49, 10, and range eighteen
Township 1s Of range nineteen
Al the Omoc Monday day If
Aaoast west, viz:
NorsA cf the bax ine ef pr,cipai meridian.
Townships H. a. as "a, rs, -, range
thirteen.
Townships a. a. H. u.s. 49, az range twelve
IownshipM a. ~, ~, ~, ~, 10 and ~, Of range
Townshirs 36 ~, ~, 30, II, aud ", Of range
Townships ~, ~, ~, 80, and 81, cf eight
Township o. of range scven
my hand city Washington this eighth dav s
June Ammo pomu hou~nd eight hundred asi HfyoiSh
Thus. a. HENDlllKS
Commissioner of shs 0eneral IanA once
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mo. 6oo.]
Sales OF Public Lands.

TN pursuance Of the provisions of the Sd section Of
tho act entitled Au .cs authorize @ President q the unea
belonging MIXED bool Dacotah
s'n1 nasa asss % e .
known y y. nGcc q d,tsS rsSsr 70 iss The
hsreiuait designated TO w.t.
A, tho Land once Hxspxasos commencing tho sixth day
within the following townships sawnships
io the habreeds mixed boods Of tho
No,.A e tAe line y Ae fyA prncipal pevsdian
The unocatcd tracts in fractional township hundred and eleven
OF range cn-
The INDICATED tracts In fractional township hundred and eleven
Tho fractional townaps one hundre and eleven
md one hundred aud twelve Of range twelve.
The Indicated tracts township hundred and eleven and a
The township hundred eleven
ta township twelve,
ship ono hundred and ecn within tho
that part townships hundred and
elovn and hundred and wcve within the above mentioned
serve, Of range ntccn.
tho land once a rANnArT commencing the theth day Of
August next 70, hs disposal Of The pao lands saasd within the
@ a @ y d o a s an y y rIs d a
ton Of Indians, viz:
Worth ae line Of 1y priscipal suesdsan
The unocstod tracts in sha. fractional township hundred
Tho uncasd tracts IN that part q onshs hundred and
ten rsssrvs q range ten.
Tho Indicated tracts that township hundred eight
and nine and hundred and ten, of range eleven.
The Indicated tracts la that Of townships hundred and
.ght hundred within this
and In township hundred aad ton Of range twelve
Tho Indicated In that Of townships hundred
nine and hundred within the above
Of range thirteen. 3 888sAF&
Tho Indicated that Of township hundred
within the above mentioned reserve Of range fourteen
within the above mentioned reserve, Of range afeen.
ocriag the commenced on the days
appointed viii proceed in the which
until the whole shall have closcd
shall e kept longer than two weeks and no private
Of Of the lands Will bo admitted until the expiration
of the weeks.
Given my hand, city cfwashingon twenty sew
enth ny Of May Anno Domni thousand eight hundred and my
eight.
by order OF the President
TIIOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General land OfDce.
NOTICE TO PRE- E1ffrfoN CLAIMANTS
Eyery pcrson right prscmptou any the
lands the Congress
proved May TO- 1855 required estabh tho sassc
ton Of tho register and receiver d tho land o make
therefor practicable after seeing this
bee tho appointed for
tho lands embracing the clncd such
forfeited. TIOS. A HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of this General Land Ofncc
May 2o-lawtds [Tnie As'ar]
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mo. 61O.1
NO tIV.I
Notice or the Enlafgcment or the Detroit and
b. gtnaw Districts In the state Of Michigan.

TN PURSUANCE of the act of Congress- approved
Il Nay H. 1885, entitled enlarge the Sas
land districts Michigan" Is hercby declared
which kes south q the line dividing townships - And -
the Hoo dividing anA Will be
saenAw the day 9 Jaly next and The
snd Within said limits be thereafter subject % eny The
EA~r sA0xAw and ali ahat he Csboygan
ins nuh tho nnc dividing townships 20 and - n0rh
's line dividing and including thc ia~d T kse
Will b attached the "Dctro Nsarictu from and
ss ~ss aad will BE- subct 10 sale and entry s land
T8sR0r -.e.7 .l'| tr
ivea under hand tho city wasbngton this 7,h day
June. A. d. 1855 THOS A. HENfRICHs
June s-w6w Conn Of the Go,cr Al Land
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DILING, &C., AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY

IL YARD
NAVY nKrAxr1ESr,
Bureau Yards Docks June, 1858.
Sealed Proposals win be received At this Bucau un ia oos
Ruracks at tho Brooklyn Navyyard.
SPECIFICATIONS.
All tho necessary the foundation walls 0 The bu
be made In tho following viz dltch ieet wide
mark with sides of proper slope ppne 1hc probable
q, cubic yards and much
may Be required @ ban. 9 tho v. = u: . .s sasy y s M
N tho scc The balaacs bs Distributed
owes tho grounds f The u grading such sansr - may
Io ne number o piles 70 be driven r the Suaaaons the
buildings will bo 1000 these VIII Be furnAed ~ ne govern
and are 70 be removed from thence bs h
They be driven under I'll tho walls q The buildings
two three feet nom centres and thu les three tct om cen
from 2s 80 feet but hcy In al bc driven until
weighing than ton, falling % feet will not
properly pointcd by while driving
tho bc fee below high marx ana
properly trimmed 2 re- recsve e csggnE u. ..,. h,
moved = The csasaps snd SopsF seed and secured
pe BY eGc1 tFss ~ M than TX inches d.
fsir md ssss ss 3 iesy. "a s. $780, soss
All ths Ecfusc eheAds A1d s4e zh shall b slowed awr
npoa ne ground suuh pasus as eomaadant may direct '
steam w " icaas " the governsnt hc con
tractor who viii ay ~ ~ u wckns the and return
1as sss. 's + sss ssss : = :.
IN iiss months rom "a s a. ~ H. e,rse
ant 4 shs yard who vii ~ ~ srssr i.sssmsn
Bidders must state ~ cs A. ~ whole work complete m
po W. S s % ~ = " s ne s
ps IT, rcserving tweusy por each BILL ill completion
Unisss the bids wb6 may - received svsrtissmer'
shall b. fully enthusiastically 70 tho department reserves fa
Junc s-i.wsd JOS SMITH
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Na ssl.l
the Pro9l1oa9 g - Un1eod 0tatos.

i Of the United DAGes of Am~ica n keaeby dscaaro
and make known that pablic s1s WI Be HID At the
unernsnaaonsd aan o1pss In IT, xsssitey Of Kansas
ct tbs psdeds hessinann dasgua&sd 10 Wit:
At the lard Q6Rcs st LSOoQ21pa, commancing Mon
day, the Ath day Of July sat r lha AhposAl Of the
public lands within the following named townshps viz
SouM Of a ba ins ard sas d As sztA w;aeipa, s~idm.
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[No. 6os.l

mo. 608.]
Notice Of the postponement Of public gales in
Kansas, ordered to be held by proclamation
No. COL
NOTICE is hereby given that the public sales Of
IN tho public lands within the Territory Kansas,
proclamation No. col dated March l9 1858 DO hold the
Iacompson and Kckapoo
the eth and 18th Of July next havc bccn postponed by Of
the the t and 18th Of November
dates the sales will again be advertised according law.
TliOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of tho General land Onice.
May o9--law4w Intel Star.
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SOULIE; An Jour 10 jour, ] vol; 80 cents

GOULIE; An Jour IL Jour, / vol; 30 cents a,
~ Hugonnet Souvenirs du, Chef DO Barcss Araee, 'o "
Eours HUT Jours au Cnateau, l vol. 30 cents.
Reybsnd, Co on sa psut dams us, vol 90 cents
soule; Lc Bananier, vDi 20 cents
Sculc; Cnutexston Geasrale, VOL - ceuta
Mource; Les Tyrxus de Village vol 80 ccnis
Augier; iueeies Completes, l VOL; ~ cents.
Aulrnn; la VIZ Rurnlc, ! VOL. 30 cents.
Isonllhct Mcopis, 4 VOL - csstz.
Bcrtcn i~ Bonhcur Impossible, I vol 20 cents
George Hand; (,ausneio, 3 vois.; 20 cents.
George Sand; Ia ccmrrse Ae Kudc-tsdt vols 60 CONT
Fcrry scenes de- Ia Viz Mtarc Mexquc vol 80 cent
June FRASCk IAtS|'
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mo. 6ll.l

Notice Of the Renewal of the Land once from
the Island Of MacklnaC t. Traverse City, IN
tho STATE 0f Michigan.
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions Of the act
j. Case eui'isd An sct aotcis.g c.ngss In tho locaaae
March 3d 1885, Il hsvtey declared
u tn pubxc ands Mackl
Michigan, will he removed "~verse City" a.
earfv twatiunbe ata- ths ii u July net-
Further removal will b. Issued by
and rcccv~r fee the Hand district f f t
my cay wsShnstos th seventh duy
eg juno, A. n 1854
~ oS,cr Of the Irc.isent: T}OS. A. HEHnMCK1
.,ane S-.rGw Ccmmi ouer ~ the General Lond ONCE
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CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL FOR
~ bcr cambridge, Aassachusets ths charge q
Joepo L"vsrns H. professor II Inys Harvard unsvcrsty
oecrEe Lnc m ossesor of Latin Unverriiy
sno " St"n A. y 1he third viii bcstn ~
Monday ss9smssr a. Boys provided with hoard
rcs.s sass year Apply Ny mail to
w~ GEORGE LANE
my s'-'A" Csmhridge, Massachusetts,
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pRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.
nRAxsxxxr o. rzs Ixnnos,


Nay 10, 1905.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing stationary may be
Qired this during The 0ca ending June ~
1885, win rspsvsd IL osaok Wednesday the a0h
June Those saumoas a sbu
W nn TIE contrs viii MA be cnadsrSd and contracts viii
cn be awarded established manufacturers d dealers In the
ARTICLES lai1l aIH ii ~ ND
All Articles required tho gnAy II their kind and
inferior which VIII exhibited ~ tho department.
Each signed by the individual nEm making
and specify but price for sacA md article VI The
schedus he l0r
s Articles when farnhcd corespnd with thc samples
them Kdesire be inferior quality TO the
without when ordered and
nuss b AsAsy q the oAce tot which they
CURED aed furc cssapy with this stpuaon will b. deem
cd cause for tho abroEaion II the ooutsact
Ales named the schedule be furnished Tho option
q ths degaent te lowest market prizes. and the right re-
served N ordering les qusty a sach article contracted
FOR, ~ the public service may require.
Beads with security by The
arm Obtaining the a tbs refusal neglect
u The furnish are ARTICLES named In thc
tract the oser the department q ~ bnrcas the same
purchased MARKET the difference In
paid therefor and the shall be charged 10 the
and deducted the a his account for tho quarter
during which such refusal Or neglect may occur.
The snued nchedue specifies nearly nov b. done
tho amount quality and description each Of the ArcisS likely 70
be required. 4i
Thanks sccretarys oce 70 all
desiring 70 bid
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DOOKs WORTH READING--TO BE FOUND

~ At PIIuPB. I /
Douglas Jcrrods Wit. rs
Following tho Drum; by Mrs. v'cie. e1.
wyomng ls iioy Stirring Incidents, and Romantic Adycn
lures. BY George Peck, d. u. Illustrated n 16
Aagdaieu tho knchanxpns; by 4 L. L. o1
The Liz and Times of Hugh Miicr 81
TrelAwpcys Rrcolccous f Shelley and Byron ~
Adele; by JuliA Kayanagh. e1 2b
Brooks Life Of GoaesnI Aaveock. rs cents
ufe of 0cofge StspheAsee, thu enEfnser. q rs.
wcsnans thoughts About Women; by Mas Muloch. q
Mrs. Jsnceoua heuotrs o6 tho Early aian 81
pcr Rhine; By Robert Bell q rs -
The ne OF Kindred; by Owen wynn a cents
Colin C4nk by Charles Horton. cents. 3fas.alt
Memoirs James, Marquis Mntross; ~ Jamss Grant n a.
The Day after ~ morrow, rnta Morsans; cdtcd by william
Tyne. u.
PHILIPS New Bpok store,
332 Fem. avenue, between 9th 10Th
Nay 20 Qoote&ssste.l
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

wAR DsfAn1,uxr, Juns 7, 1855.
Wednesday day for supplying the stationery
described schedule below for tho fiscal year cuencng on
the lat day Of July next ss4s essS
The stationary q As bsat quality.
Samples accompany tue bids.
The succsssu bidder required give with approved
Ahn fuinnnt W s cOnaCt and As department.
right order the articles such sa b such
titles and "a increase diminish tho quaint
tes below stated:
Papers made Linex Sark
post ruled, machine made, weighing II lbs
at ream
90 single cap ruled machine made, weshing u lbs per
14o quarto post ruod machine made weighing sx lbs
20 note paper. per renn
copying paper, per ream
rcams blottug papOr, per rceln
10 envelope paper bun or yellow, royal per rca
20 cards Perry's pens, per dozen cards
70 gross other metallic pens, fcr gross
1000 quilts, No. 80 pcr LOCO
80 dozen Cbntce's Of Fxbrrs lrad pencils Per dozen
2 dozen ivory folders, plain per dozen
dozen crasers, ivory handles, pcr dozen
I ivory wafer stamps, per dozen
dozen aand boxes, per dozen
dozen -biadcd knives Rodgers Sons, par dozen
Maynard Noyes' other black Ink, IN quartz, yer
IL dozen French INK vials, per dozen
copying Ink, per duxcn e@
waters, hrge, for department sssl, per 1000
20 pounds wsers, ccmuOO slSe per 10
pounds sealing wax, scarlet, per D
pounds India ,rubbc-, prepared In pieces, per ID
10 ounces pouncs, rsf oHncc
pecu black snnd, per peck
10 dozen taafe, ass0rtSd, yer dozen
100 dozen red tape, nssortaL sizes per dozen
2o 900 Envelopes, (ss weighing pound) per thcusand
: 8--1aw4w 9tsf tt
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TINTED STATES MAIL.
TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA

TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA
posr OyncI DEPARTMENT,
Nay %, 1858.
PROPOSALS for conveying mails the
tober l. 1855 June 30 1862 the following Nebraska
Territory will bc received the this
until Of August TO- 1855, to b. decided tho day.
1aoas Columbus t. BY CITY
Fort Keasney, $50 miles and back, thrcs tnesa
10 Monroe, and once week The residue.
Leave Columbus Tuesday Thursday and Saturday At 9
Arrive at Monroe by 12m:
Leave Monroe Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday j
Arrive IT Columbus by M
Lsavo Monroe Tuesday n 2 M;
Arrive at Fnrt Kearpcy Thussday by 10 PM
Leave Fort Kearney Friday At nj
Arrive 1t Monroe Sunday by 10
proposal guarantee Also
requirements bo embraced tho
pamphlet form o routes Maour Nebraska dated
ccmbcr 1887 70 b. fDund at the principal post oces
AARON " BROWN,
May 2s-lawaw Postmaster General