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Miscellaneous.
Road Levy for 1853.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the County
IN Commissioners of Monroe County, Ohio
at their annual March session A. D. 1858,
levied a tax for road purposes of ten cents on
each hundred dollars valuation of all taxable
property in each of the several townships in
said county, which tax may be discharged by
labor on the roads, under the direction of the
Supervisors of the several districts, at the rate
of cne dollar per day.
JOHN g. HOLIDAY,
March 10, 1858. Aud. M. c. O..
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i. William Smiths Estate.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the subscriber
lNawas, on the 10th day Of March, 1858, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe coun-
~. Ohio administrator of the estate Of VIM.
Smith, lateo of said county, deceased.
All JAMES WATSON, Admir-.
March "a, 1858.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION

L
n EORGE w. SHEPHERD and Elizabeth Shep-
VI herd his wife, William Shepherd and
Tanner Shepherd his wife, Moses Midkiff, Abra-
ham Midkif and Nancy Midkiff, of the State of
Illinois, and Aaron Bartine, of Monroe county,
Ohio, will take notice that on the 25th day of
January, A. D. 1858, Michael Steven, fled i'll
the Office Of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, within ana for said county of Monroe,
his petition which is still pending in said court
wherein the said Michael Steven demands par
tition of the following described tract of land,
situate in said county of Monroe aad State oil
Ohio, to wit: The north west quarter of the
south west quarter of section 4, in township s.
and range Z. The said petition will be for
hearing in said court on the l4th day Of May
A. .. 1858.
HoLLrsrER, OKEY & HoLLIsTER,
Att'ys for Michael Steven.
March 10 1855
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUN.
TT, COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.

Petition tor Divorce.
vs.. / ford, whose place of
Margaret Stafford. residence is unknown, will
take notice that the said Andrew Stafford, on
the 5th day of March, A. D. 1858, filed in the
Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, and State of Ohio, his
petition against her, i'll which he prays for q
divorce on account of the gross neglect of duty
of said Margaret And that said petition will
be for hearing at the next regular term of said
court. WM. L. HUNTER
March 10, l65S.-6w. Atty for Pl'ff.
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NEW ErIRIG.
New Principles of Busine

DEING satisfied that selling for CASH md
ID short credit, for one price, at small p, its.
is bast in the end, both for the.buyer AIDS .ler,
we will hereafter do business on that p aci-
pie, and will marx everything at the J. 'est
CASH price, in plain figures, from whi re
will not deviate.
We do not wish to open any new acc ,nts,
but will continue accounts with such Of sold
customers of J. SENsESEY, that have says
Paid their bills promptly when pres sted.
Placing them on the same footing as Il cash
buyer, we will require their bills to paid
hereafter ~ :
UARTERLY IN Ca II.
We repudia.e the present custom Of se Ing to
one person at one price, and to anotl :, at .
different price--everythin being mar dat .
fixed PRICE, in plain figures, the sma at buy;
in the store will sell as cheap as the wners.
and child can buy as cheap as the reatest
Jew. We wish to do business on str moral
principles, and rely on the good sen Of the
people to Sustain us in our efforts.
SENSENEY CO.
4 Wheeling, Jaa. LIST, 1853.
B we are now in receipt of NEW SPRING
GOODS, to which we invite the At ntion Of
buyers visiting Wheeling.
!, April Z, 1858.
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Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Joseph H. Markey to satisfy three
several judgments against said Markey, one in
favor of BENZ. Hughs and Hiram Curtis survi-
vors of Liberty Curtis, one in favor of Benz.
Hughs and VIM. Steel, and one in favor Of
Henry Ford and Hiram Curtis.
C. M. MORROW,
March 81, 1883 Sheriff, III. C. o.
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GEORGE EASTHOM'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ was, on the 26th day of January. 1858,
appaiuted by the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohio, administrator of the estate of
Geerge Easthom, deceased. ~,
ELiHU MORRIS, Admir-.
April Ia, 1858.
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CIRCULAR.

T SENSENEY, has this day taken into
y. partnership, J. G. COOPER, and win b
after conduct the retail DRY GOOnS bsaiH
under the firm of SENSENEY & CO
January lst, 1858. ~
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ was, on the Slst day, of December, 1855,
appointed by the Probate Court Of Monroe
county, Ohio, administrator of tho estate of
John i. Pearcc, deceased.
JOHN u. N0LL, AdA'r.
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JOEL r. RANDOLPH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OTAR RY PU Bill G.

Woodsfetd, Monroe Co., ONO.
E viii give particular attention to collec-
tns, and be ready at all times to take deposi-
tins, and take Acknowledgements of all instru-
nnts required to be acknowledged before
ktices, &c. April 2l, '5S.
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Administrators Sale,

Administrators Sale.
DY virtue of an order to me directed from
ID the Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale, on the premises, at public
auction, on
Saturday, the ! 5th day Of May. 1853,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
o'clock p. NJ, of said day, the following real
estate, being
Lot Number Thirty-Four,
in the town of Antioch, IN said County, on the
f,llowing terms-One- third cash in hand, one-
third in six months, and the balance in one
year, with interest on the deferred payments,
to be secured to the. satisfaction Of the under
signed. ELlHU MORRIS, Admir-. OF
April IA, 1858. George Easthom, decd.
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Both the Ointment aud the PiHs s1sSlj 81
usee w the folloaaing casss &g
Bunions, Skin Diseases, afg
Burns, 81 Swelled Glands,
Chappcd Hands, Sore Legs,
Chi lbiains, Sore Breasts,
Fistdla, Sore Heads,
Gout, Sore Throats.
Lumbago, Sores,' all kinda,
Mercurial Eruptions, Sprains,
Piles, sszr. Stiff Joints,
Rheumatism, letter,
Ringwerm, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, venerial Sores,
Scaldse Wounds Of all kinds.
g CAUTION !---None are genuine unless
the words "Hollousay, New York and Lsalss,"
are dscernible as a wdter-murk in every leaf e
the book ofdirections around each pot or ben:
the same may be plainly seen by Aaijiae -
Leaf TO the light. handsome reward viii -
given to any one rendering such iniornaaisa
as may lead to the detection Of any party -
parties counterfeiting the medicines Or vsnd-
ing the same, knowing them to be spnssls.
-. Sold at the Mandatory Of Pponsssy
HoLLewAY, SO Aaidsn Lane, New York, aaA n.
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in. us1
ieine, Throughout the United States and ~
civilized world, in pots at 25 eents, 80 ssass.
and 81 each. .,4s <. ST., - IS
"a There is a aconsiderabls saving BY ta1iR :
the larger sizes. c ~ 4 ,t s Is lHf
N g-,Directions for the guidanss Of pr
pts,i every disorder are affixed to saehy
Oct. II, .lS5 7---ly. ~
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SUMMER CLOTHING.
M. BURGBACHER

Jas received large supply of SUMMER
u CLOTHING, including
VESTS, PANTS, COATS,
NECK. TIES Ora VATS,
SUSPENDERS, HOSE, &C.,
Which he will sell as cheap as any other estab
ishment in the country. His goods are in the
atest styles and of superior quality. Call at
The old stand. NJ. BURGBACHER.
woedsAeld, April 81, 1s5s.-2m.
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ERYSIPEIAS, SALT RHEUM Plxno,
AND PAINS


The cures, which this ointment eassts, o
healing Ulcers Of long standing and which hase
resisted all other applications, as wsll = in
curing Erylsipelas, Piles, Fisiulas, Sax RhssR
and pains in the limbs and joints, have bssa
so countless and SO notorious threugholt the
world that any effort to give an adequate e.
tailed statement of their number or chsrastee
would be vain 1t is sufficient to say that -
Ointment has never proved iueficssious. "A,
ANGER, ULCERS, AND TVNpRO@D
SWELLINGS.
CANCER, the most terrible maiady that attaetn
the heshy fibre, may be extirpated by this pssI.
aration. The knife cannot reach the minu}S
ramifcations of this disease, but the OlN4
MENT does. 1t penetrates to the sourses ~
uicerous d disorders, and psrfsets s radisa
cure. 7'-s - 2--N1 t' So
GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDYs .
The diseases of the flesh and the shSs, o
which children are most subject, such q =
cRusTEp SORES on the head and face, HAsnik
RISewoRM, TErrfR. pIMpLKs, &c., are quickly -
lieved by this oIguent. 3.
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3 doz. table spoons
I doz. brass candle snuff
fers
l lot till locks
l lot chest locks
/ lot do TO
l lot door bots
70 qu ,rtcr augUrs
? western door locks
! lot hu:t hinges
8 pad locks
] ) dog knives and forks
J doz. papers brass fin
ishing nails
6 doz. cupboard locks
! duz. chest locks
l pad lock
) dozen metallic tea
spoons
Is doz. iron teaspoons
l lot fl h hooks
l doz. cast butts
2 shoe brushes
] set bed oastors
Z match safes
! lot corks
! lot slate pencils
l,lot : inch buckles
l lot peging avis
t shaving boxes
l liz doz. combs
u pen-knivcs
3 cork ink stands
/ IN. 10 OF. tacks
! doz. cork screws
! set knives ard forks
2 plane bits
2 doz. teaspoons
! doz. tin candle sticks
3 powder TASKS
l lot Grumlny's cemen!
l spring balance
9 pr. small boots
l pr. ladies over shoes
7 pr. small boots
3 pr. ladies fine shoes
10 pr. childrens shoes
3 pr. black silk mits
3 pocket books
3 pr. womens Gne shoes
] accordeon
2 pr. suspenders
, neck ties
J doz. redins combs
l day book
% bolts tape
4 under shirts
l lot dress trimihg
Ii bolts ribbon bonne
y yards bonnet lining
l box sundries
42 bolts tape
6 papers pins
I shaving brushes
Is razors
12pr. ladies gloves,sill
S hair brushes
) pr. ladies WOODEN hos,
IL wells
l black silk hhkf.
II pr. suspenders
l3 pr. la'lies mits
2 pr. Cotton hose
4 pr. kid gloves
8 pr. youths hose
l box cordipg
l lot brass hoops
ii doz. box waters
! lot thimbies
2 bonnet borders
II doz. ladies oottol
gloves
2 razor strcps
s bolts bonnet wire
2 clothes brushes
l lot sewing silk
% pr. cotton hose
/ lot buttons
IL lbs. starch
8 coffee mills
l Id. ground clnnamo
2 drawing knives
] truss
l lot of drugs
k7 horse cards
E2 lbs. prussian blue
2 4" camphor
2 " cream tartar
10" ginger gr. weigh
5 =" spice do do
III hoyaS ynusfard
l glass salt cellar
l do tumbler
% do cruits
5 Bibles
i doz. second readers
] d" third do
/ {" arithmetic5
=. S histories
3 grammars
4 4st readers
4 Testaments
! Fex book martyrs
Taken in execution
property of Joseph H
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BENZ. Hughs and Hiram) DY virtue of three
Curtis survivors of Lib II writs of execution
e-ty Curtis, issued from the court
VS.. of Common Pleas Of
Joseph II. Markey. Monroe county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer for sale at pub
ic ou terry, on
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Tuesday, the 21M doy of ApriL 1858,

commencing at 10 o'clock of said day, and con-
tinuing from day to day, until all the following
described personal property is sold--the stock,
wagons and grain will be sold on the farm Of
Joseph II. Markey, in Franklin township, in
said county and the store goods in the town of
Stafford in said county, to wit:
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H0LL0WAY'S OINTMENT,
1T EXPELS DISRASE !!

EAT EES D1SBA&E
1t is said that all productions of human sls;ll
have their day, aud are superseded by new in
ventons or discoveries. Not so with this rem
edy. at is not for a. day, but for all time %
And why? because it strikes at the gepssis
reet of all diseases in the blood, and medical
art can accomplish nothing beyondthat. Tie
Ointment, penetrating through flesh and Abre,
like water through aporoas substance, rsachea
the germ or radix of scRoFULA, SALT nnsun
ERTsipELAs, CANCER, TUMoR and all eruptiva
uloerous distempers, in the circulation, and
erases the taint at once and forever.
WOUN DS, BRUISES. BURNS AND
SCALDS.
The extent to which mechanical and mana
facturing industry in this country has rssah-
ed is greater than in any other. Here, tksr>-
fore, the liability to bodily accident has m
creased in the same ratio. Accidents are la
mentally frequent, and often even When
trivial in themselves, are made, to end fassl1e
from want of due attention and proper rsns-
dies. The most powerful curative ever a.
piled to wounds, bruises; or sores of any sen
is HoLLowAT's OINTMENT. Every tradys1an--
every man to whom an accident may Happen.
and who is there exemptl--- should b pre-
vided against the physical danger whisA,
though never foreseen, are of hourly eesaf-
renee.
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W "Ass
l Dead Sea Expedition
8 Psalms
doz. primers
l geography and atlas
81 lbs. gross extract
logwood
l lot black lace
10 bolts bonnet wire
doz. razor strops
l lot small ribbons
80 hair combs
l lot counting cards
doz. side combs
81 watch case
l doz. watch crystals
3 l lot buttons
2 razors
S tooth brushes
l lot pant buckles
Ell lot sundries
ia fans
2 penknives
S 2 small pair scissors
D 8 pr. ladies black hos,
s I pr. spectacles
dozen watch guards
II chests tea
| lot blotting paper
5 / bolts wall paper
| lot dress trimming
| lot white lace
l3 bottles rose oil
l lot silk ribbon
sl5s doz. shirt collars
| lot violin strings
: 5 lbs. shot
l lib. indigo
Is cakes chocolate
4 lbs. starch
| lot matches
| lot corlls
ITO dozen more or les.
glass tumblers
b doz. preserve dishes
, doz. large dishes
$ s hand plates
-I32 common plates
lis salt cellars
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JOHN f. PEARCE'S ESTATE.

March "a, 1s5s-ss,so. shorf, N. c. o
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sections nineteen and twenty, township two,
and range three, corner of Cornelius Mozena's
land; thence with the section line south, eighty
nine and one half degrees east, twenty rods to
a stone at the mouth of a run on the bank of
the Ohio.river; thence north, four degrees west
with the run ten rods to a stone on the left
bank of the run; thence north, eighty-six and
one-half degrees west, ten and sixty -four hun
dredth rods to the rock: thence south, thirteen
degrees west, with the rock to the place of be-
ginning, containing one and forty-seven hun
dredths acres, being ip the south east corner
of fractional section number twenty, township
two, and range three. Also, Che following tract
| except SO much thereof as Isaac Thompson con-
| veyed to Isaac NARROW aud Frederick Cehrs,
to wit: Beginning for the same at buckeye
tree on the bank OF the Ohio river; thence
| north seventy-oDe and one-half degrees west
! forty-three rods to stone, clearing tree chss-
| nut oak inches in diameter, north, sixty-two
degrees west, forty-six links, ehesnut oak twen-
| ty inches in diameter, north fifty and half
degrees east twenty seven links); thence north
| thirteen and one half degrees west, thirty five
| rods to chesnut oak twenty four inches in
diameter; thence north eigh: degrees west,
| twelve rods and fifteen links to q stake; thence
north twenty -four and half degrees west twen-
| ty-seven rods to chesnut oak twenty-eight
| inches in diameter thence north thirteen de-
grees west ten rods and six links to a stake;
| thence north forty-two degrees west twelve
rods to stake, clearing tree, dogwood inches
| in diameter, south twelve degrees east four
Inks, dogwood three inches in diameter, north
sixty-eight degrees west l04 links); thence
east twenty-nine rods to a red oak; thence
south thirty-four rods to stake; thence east
sixty-one rods TO the bank of the river; thence
down the bank of the Ohio river to the place
of beginning, containing twenty-five and thir-
| tv-siS hunlrcdths acres, being part Of the
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NAHifsOrOS, April 4, 1905
Special Commissioners to Uiah7Ae Anti Lec0mp'On Mem
Jrs-7her allegiance 20 Senator DOue'as- Posiiicn Of
M rico, DC, dc.
The infcrmstoo sent you by telegraph yesterday
that commissiopers 10 be appointed 10 proceed 70
IAh 10 endeavo 10 induce the Mormoos 10 recede from
their beserent position and submit the authority Of
ahe government, Is In possession OF but few persons.
There appears 10 be doubt OF the fact Aner had
sent my despatch stating that Governor Powell OF Ken.
lucky for 70 be offered The position Of chief
ssoner learned tina. that gentleman had Just
rived In this city The choice Of Governor Powell for such
delicate and important ef1ce judicous one. do not
understand, however, why Major Ben NOullocb should
be selected as Of the commissioners am not well
ACQUAINTED with him, but tho opinion had formed
Chat he vas Of courage OF intrepid daring, OF high
character soldier and in fact, one OF the best men
N The world 10 ngbi the NexIcsus, Mormous any
other enemy but not aware OF the gallant Major pos
eessins qualities TO assist In such delicate and important
negotiation II may be So and unders,audahe Is some
Sbng Of vorte At the White House, Mr. Buchanan may
have discovered such qualities Ia him II viii be fortu-
nate commissioners be sent and should be able 10 un
deceive the fanatic rebels Of Utah. and by bringing them
10 reason and 70 knowledge Of the intentions aud power
o the government the shedding Of blood In civil war; aud
the great expense Of such can be avoided.
Some curious Developments being made 70 the
eauon on the opposition factions in Congress The in
dsnant Reputation Of such affiliations by those members
who till lately acted with the democratic party and who
have the assumption 70 call themselves democrats now
shows clearly enough how sensitive they are upon the
subject They are FESTIVE gosded animal under 70
sant The secret and midnight conciavcs at the house O,
Mr. Douglas has eected perfect system n drilling under
the most adroi' and persevering political dr sergeant
Judge Douglas has superior in this business ns said
thai in these nightly conciaves the weak rnebars NJ
Congress- who sllsted with the Senator from Illinois
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while enjoying The good wines and liquor Of bis cellar In
dispensing Of which he q hosptabie, and amidst the
fumes Of segsss, took pledge oath Of union for
OF opposcs 70 the administration. eome these
gentlemen may hAvo been swaksnsd from the sort Of
inoxcalon into which they had fallen. and be-
ginning 70 realize the consequences OF their political do
bauch. Hence how natural for them 70 be sensitive
and FESTIVE when charged with being reuega1ss
cedera From their conduct would be fair infer that
they had heedlessy been eutrapped into secret oryan
cation oementsd by pledges oaths No doubt some of
hom looking like Gagged animal for Of escape
Can the administration or their old friends Of the demo
cratic n<ry lend them helping hsndS Will any DO
kind enoulh to take them out Of the trap
Another re- markable feature connected with these
ders Is the son sudden and earnest With which they
are regarded BY the republicans. 1t seen IN the halls
or legislation In walking along tho avenue, at the hotels
and boarding houses and In fact, everywhere aud on
every occasion. II ono did not catch occasionally the
sinister leer and restessness Of the eye OF the politician,
such demonsr OF tender and rendship would
DC o sUepn
Nothines and the secedng democrats than V knownto
the people And these the that bully the press
that institution of country which makes and unuakes
such people, and which Is TO the liberties and political
fabric Of the United States what the sun Is 70 the soil and
The washington Union the editorials which under
tho supervision Of the Assistant Secretary OF State and
which would hardly express anything contrary to the
views of the administration 10 foreign matters says TO-
day Of Mexico -
The future Of Mexico therefore develcpe but one OF two
Alternatives consolidation the of absolute
auocracy thorough dissolution disinegration and fall
suit hardly compatible with the safety of
republic mission this continent The other
sult therefore, would be The only probable II
Ia which, though could not consistently 10
promote It. yet being inevitable, may find ourselves un
der the necessity OF Accepting az the only solution Of which
the Mexican problem may admit
These views are in accordance with my despatch TO the
HERALD short time ago. stating that government
ready acquire territory from Mexico whenever that
country and Its government should DO In situation TO
treat upon the subject
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Kansas News.


The Western mail s very irregular, and Leavenworth
Eepers from the Goth to the 3oh uo have not been
ceived.
In the Constitutional Convention the 3oth uhmo the
committee appointed 10 frame schedule reported
II provides that the constitution be submitted vote
the people the third Tuesday in May and that cleo
ton for members Of the Legislature judges and State
officers shall be held at the time. It
also provides that all laws now in force
NOT repugnant 10 this constitution shall remain In
full force until they expire by their limitation. The
bill OF Rights is identical with the Topeka bill
remembrance to Congress against the admission Of
Kansas under the Lecompon constitution read, and
copy ordered to be Immediately forwarded to Washington
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Ocean eisst Service.

Oceun .isM service.
Ls,VkR FROM 1Hs PosrsAsrsR agsTRAL, COMM
NIc.>TiSo EsTrMArss FOE NAIL SERVICE TO 10
REIGN couSTsIxs AND ACROSS The isTHMUs or
rANANA
Posr OrrIoE DEPsRrmxsr March "a, 1858.
sR-In obedt oce TO the second section Of the Act 70
change tie organi alton OF the Post Ooe Department
&c, approved July 2, 1886 have tho honor TO submit
IN estimate Of the sum- which viii probably be required
for the mail service veign countries and across the
Ishmos Of Panama for commencing July 1875
so far ss the Same payable out OF tho reveuue Of the
foet Office Department
Transportation Of the msi,s FROM New York, by
southampton or Cowes. to Brsuen; and from
New York, BY Southampton or Caves, 70 Hsvrei
thirteen round trips escb line, 60 be per-
formed for the United States hostages. sea and
inland, sccruing from the mails carried on esch
lne, which, 1t "a estimated will arnours 70 cot
Transportation Of the mails between Charossoa
ard Havana, Under the contract with II u ..o
Transportation Of the mails across the lsthmus Of
PANAMA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Aoooo"
ro.l.....................s $3.50 GO
The estimate for the New York and Havrs, aud New
York and Bremen iines hsnded 70 provide against me
possible dsoontnusnce OF the service those lines Inc
department not certain that after the expiration OF the
present contract The at June next can procure the
mails 70 be carried for The United States postage sea and
inland; but hoped and expected that Congress wli
at the present session. decide In view OF hs uncertainty
whether and in what way, higher rate Of compensa
ton II any, shall be awarded have the honor to be,
very respectfully ySyr oesa eWS scTysa
Hon JAMES L. ORR, Speaker House OF Representatives
Appointments by the Pressdsns, by and with
the Advice and Consent Of tho Senate.
COLLECTORS CUSTOMS.
Gilbert Chase, Newport R. l., vice William Ltaledeid,
resigned.
William D Roy, vicksburg MISS, vice W. W. W. Wood,
resigned
SURVIVORS or TIKI CUSTOMS
King Shay, Alexandria, Va, vice d. b Smith. whose
commission pired.
Peter s Probasco, New Brunswick, N j., vice Andrew
Agnew, whose commission expired.
Gsbrie, Johnston, fredericksburg Va; reappointed.
John Bcbannon, Jr., East River, Va, re,apponted'
Robert H. Webb, Suffolk, Va; re-appointed