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1885, 1898,
The Northern Transportation Co.,
WILL, DURING THE PRESENT
w season run their we'll known and popular line Of
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING TESSELSf
kesulary between Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and the
per Lakes, forming
DAILY Line beflrssn OgdsasbHrgh and OsregO
and Ports on Lake Erie
And Trl-Weekly Line between Oglensbug and OsweRo
and Ports Lake Michigan eonnectng a. ogdensbuTgh
with the Ogdensburgh and Vermont CeI tral Route be-
tween Ogdensburgh. Burlington Concord, Manchester
Lawrence. Nashua Lowell Boston. and AZ OSygero
with H0yey Crawford new OsWego line OF ThirV Fifsf
Class Canal Boats large size the enlarged canal he
tween Oswego and New York, thus aaorjing a Regular
speedy and Cheap Route with but one transhipment
Boston. New England and New York md The Vest
This Company having made the most ample arrange
ments Al OsegO for Dock and Storage faces with abun
NJ Accommodations for handling asserting and shipping
Freight upon the plan practiCed ~
antee the sale prompt and perfect delivery Of all property
entrusted 10 its
This Line connects at Cleveland with the NO-thern
Transportation Line Of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line Of Propeersto Lake Superior and with Rairoas 10
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis Louisville and 81
Louls.
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STlNDART, BEMIS 4 MURRAY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTs
FLOUR.
We are receiving the following we'll known brandsof
Flour consignment 70 which call the attention OF
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NOLLARS-COLLARS-AL LARGE
~ lot OF Misses Colars al onlv shilling earh-a very
neat articles alsn. large Of handsome Col
-, va be 50 d low JuI s HYAIAN 4 co.
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ALL RAIL ROAD LINE FOR 6ETR6TT.

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MAIL ARRASGE MEYTs AT WASHINGTON POST
OFFICE

The Mall baltimore Philadelphia New York
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daily the mail be from this ooe, BY those
places will be closed heretofore at aud O'Clock p M daily
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o'clock and VIII be received heretofore daily by sK
o'clock a. m, and Q, D. .l.a
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10 arrive thcre In time connect with tho baltimore
which brings the Great Mail arrive hore by 6k
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day by closed Sunday Tuesday, and Thursday D.
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closed at o, p. M. sfa-. eHlN
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RATES or CHARGES FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES
h#1h# CABS &c.

tEgtrae from act ae Corporation approved March 90 1ss2
sEc And enccd That the passage
the following rates Of faro charges for the OF
apober the city Of Washington hackney
carriages cabs other vehicles carrying passengers pay
hire between daybreak and eight O'Clock shall not 10
edhn each every for distance
oneand ahah mile twenty-five cents for distance
and half mile and not exceeding three miles, Any
carriage, cab
detained for longer period than Ave minutes the driver thereof
shall allowed tho whole hack cab other vehicle
half for every ncen
all conveyances other detenons
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and receive at the rate Of nifty foregoing
n addition thereto. "
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nineteen thousand miles
England, York New Jersey;
that the Nebraska ninety thousand miles greater
all the avehodng states California Oregon
nearly equal all New England New York. Pennsyl
vann Ohio Indiana possible that w Mexico and Mesla
territorial organization by Congress at the
containing 900 all New
England Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, Wash
ngton extent all New England and New York
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comparative the present States with that
Of the territory destined be erected into States exhibits the inter-
miles exceeds that of
The superficial the Territories organized and
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r. - I'd.
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the same Cor he benefit q The United states. "a D.
LA House Boas Hon Howell ooeb Secretary Of ths Treasury
sgco PRESIDENT ton W D. sinorck ohnes s's navy ohA
man Major bowman corps o. engnesrs um'ed states army
n ~ rost survey Prof Joseph Henry secretary on sm
sonian as,gon; Commander ~ n'oa ua,ea STATS navy
VIM n FranEi United states army seereares; ANA ave cTs
III. SoIa directs a ,hs osas sra sss osp a. hsa
ra,, IN. ~, $500 !, > n,,0. "A ,.0.,.
tendent and superintendent OF weights aud measures
States Army Lieut. A. i United States Army assistant IN
charge The Coast survey once, f
q D. snow n charge u archives
tudes
Assistant schoti charge q computing division
@ ndbal United army, charge Of drawing
lieut. s,xton United states army in charge Of engraving div
sion, $3.50 80
George Mathot eectrotytht
Joseph A'0n assistant 70 superintendent Of weights and measures
ror os'cE pkrArn1hsr
an aoS ~ g pos Ssl s1s s GSs AID
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once charge
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p , ~ mu ~ ~ u ~ ~ qsaos
ho "a , aS ans n,sa, anS remayl ~ l 1
and route and local agents as also he Ewing 81 scns 70 post
MASTER s ha IN ne m s s W. ay s
anu 'e', u ~ .s uureau, VIM a nv
the q The several agencies supplying
pos,nastcrs blanks tho
peryon steamship lines Of foreign
ternationa postal arrangements.
Contract william H pqnaa second As.l.,,n,
r ,s man erye o. ts unsa mi placing s
same under contract nS,as ana @ ~
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INC 1 M, n, Of a he domestic mail a. ,S
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TABLE EXHIBITING THE SEATS OF GOVERNMENT AND
THE TIMES OF THE ELECTION OF STATE OFFICERS OF
THE SEVERAL STATES. 't ssay. '.as' " w" s
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except South Carolina tho governor Is voted
for by the peopo has majority all the votes the
ss in which majority required the legislature elects to the
Office OF The candidates voted for by the people
sAnd fees Twin the use Oh a iurhsheo house. g.
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sThc Grand Duke Baden Louis born August 10 1924
guardianship by Of insanity.
HIS father tcrdpand husband Of e sic Queen regent
III september 70, 1855.
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CILLOWAY's TEXT BOOK OF MODERN CAR

CILLOWAY'S TEXT BOOK OF MUDEHN UAh-
~ pcntry. 81 rs. asa"
Hatfed,s American Carpenter. 81 so. FFf
Vanx's Villas and Cottages, 800 engravings 81 - =.
ammonds Mechanics Practical Architect 81 Co.
iowninr Cottage Residences Cottage Grounds 81 So
Iowpuqs Landscape Gardening Rural Architecture 90 So
nownng's Country Houses, $40 engrayings. 81 a.f.@
yiase and Cottages 100 engrayings g. .. ...
Yields Rural Architecture, 50. ........
Fields CITY Architecture 20 plates. g. .a...a.. 49,. .
iosssrv q Roman Italian Gothic Architecture
Oxford England with ZOO wood cuts sls,
cos on Architecture Secular and Domestic London ~ TO-
Pfixs Model Cottages, london. 81 TO- .,sE ..,... b.
Tenar,ns Rudimcnts Architecture. 81. .. ~.
Ioudons Incycopeda Of Architecture with than 1000
cravings. London. $40, 80 .ar.. ........
o. goan,s Model Architect 2 vols folio SIS ..a.. ..
Insdss and Bury Architecture, London. 81 cents
Ntct-saon,s Carpentcrs' London. 50 10 I'D.
Masonry Jonsry and Carpentry from tho Encyclopedia Britain
nioa- 81 50. a....... .a
sloan's Carpenters Guide So .......s
De Crafts Builders Guide 80 ... ... .... ..e.
Owens Hints Public Architecture 49, rsa.ta..,
pesiens for Churches london. %. .T..rs .ae..
Iyu,ohp,s Rural Architecture fobo IS.
Nicholson Carpentry Jonery vo 4o, London 100 en-
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WAsHIsGTos INSURANCE COMPANY
-. Capital $500, oOOl ..,, a.." a.l
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
The only company Washington having such clause its char
err III ~ 7 . t-.
buudng merchandise furniture &c. taken at the lowest
rates. uz.a8 ff-E . 80,
Besides the actual capital the company the individual liability
the fortune OF each stakeholder
liable for LOSSES .'r.t'
Oaco-Corner Of Pennsy yanla and Tenth street
d,
VIM, " Bayy, Benz Beai, trancs hohun
James n. Halliday, Hudson Taylor, VIM orhie,
samuel Bacon - Joseph Bryan, N. W. Cali.
NB-No charge made for policies ,,.o,,,,, ,---,,.-. "a
a, ,y,ou n, HANSON Secretary June ely
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Statement Ao.Ong s quantity Of sdp approved
States up 10 30A Jusls 1857.
Number OF quar-
-. s.aa

Of uappyopated lands "a each IF e States and
Territories aeiuda0 Surveyed and unsurceyd, offered and anger
Ill oads fbs J,iasl
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OFFICE OF ooNMlssARY GENERAL OF SUB
~ sHTENcE, wAsniseIes, september IL, 1888.

,FFICE OF ooAiAllsSARY GENERAL OF SUB
sIsTENcE wAsmiseres, september IL, 1859
Of November for the delivery OF provisions In bulk for the
Of me troops United Safes upon inspection follows
~ AZ fsvt Independence, Boao~, kassaeAanats.
90 bsrrsls Of best"m pork"
ITO barrels q fresh "extra supsrnne" Hour
2s bushels Of new white field beans
$50 pounds Of good hard soap
200 pounds Of hrst quality adamantno candles
go 1900 pounds Of nrst quality dry brown sugar
100 pounds Of arst quality Rio coffee
~ bushels Of good clcan dry hne salt
200 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
AZ For Hamaioa, Naryosss, Ns0 York Haytor.
100 barrels Of best "mess pork"
gao barrels Of fresh sextra supernne' -four
so bushels white field beans
1 500 pounds Of good hard soap .
400 pounds o. arst quality adamantiDe candles
400 pounds Of nrst quality dry brown sugar
1900 poands Of first quality RIO coffee
"a bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
400 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
At Fort Columbus, Governors Island HaO York.
200 barrels Of best "mess pork
44o barrels OF fresh extra superhns" flour
Z 100 bushels Of new white field beans
5000 pounds OF good hard soap e.. -.
500 pounds OF first quality .adamantine candles
$500 pounds Of first quality dry brown sugar
a 400 pounds Of first quality Rio coffee
as bushels OF good clean dry nne salt a.I .-.
SEQ gallons Of good cider vinegar
Pm IA Fort MeHsn,y BaItimors, Maryland.
rs barrels Of best ssmess pork
100 barrels of fresh extra superhne" -four
81 bushels OF new white hold beans .
! 900 pounds Of good hard soap -
q 800 pounds Of first quality adainantine candies
$500 pounds Of first quality dry brown sugar ..
800 pounds Of quality Rio coffee
Is bushels Of good clean dry nne salt
500 gallons Of good cider vinegar
At FbH Monroe, Old Point Comfort, Virginia.
$50 barrels of best ''mess pork'
ea $50 barrels Of fresh "extra superhne' -four
l25 bushels Of white field beans
y $3.50 pounds o. good hard soap
1000 pounds Of first quality adamantine candles
ana.
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bidders the their bids
each article each bid bid
win be acted embraces all articles required
The of each delivery will be- LIST
June ist September December 1859 and LIST March 1860
delivered In strong barrels full hoped
The barrels and the and candles strong
boxes OF convenient transportation Salt will only be received
OF thirty quarts 10 e pushci mo candies 70
have wicks. i. n .I....te -. ts8 IE ~.
An provisions delivery under this advertisement will
be thoroughly gy inspected tho time and place Of delivery
and ali paid until they deposited
designated by the agents OF tho depart
...
Any variation from the win be considered
good for rejecting the article or articles SO vary
ing !, -. .,-.-.,..- ~ :,
auired al any post entering and
also the quantities Of each delivery third
subsequent giving sixty days previous notice
All required their proposals with ample
evidence Of their ability fulfil their They also
nsh the securities whose responsibility must be cert
fed attorney by well known the
yoycrnment, their proposals cl not be acted
Aduances VII and evidence Of inspection
and f delivery received at this office before reqation
such public money the delivery the
places purchase Of the contractors the option
Treasury Department
No drafts on office v De accepted or paid under eircun
stances ....-
Each PROPOSAL will be a separate envelope, marked
Proposals. for Furnishing Army Subsistence
NorrEdtors will paid inserting their papers this ad
authorized do by tho Comsary General Of
Subsistence. ..sa
Sept i3-1awt1stNov lIntSstar.l
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yXTALKDENS AND C0OPER'S SUPERFINE
wv writing fnk imported from London in small bottles by
nct 40 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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caisf q poriee--John II. Goddard.

ChiJ u Poiicc-John II. Goddard. 4s
Lutendnts 9 Fol,ceNobe j. Thomas, Edward McIIenry.
Police 0eersFrs ward-John McDernot Daw VIM d. Ser
rim and James y. Eiwards N
second yard-wm y Fsnning Joseph williamson Charles
Third wardames iii Suit, Patrick CormIey VIM, l. Ross and
Jacob y. King.
Fourth ward-B T Watson, Haskell Henry Yeatmsn
Franklin Zimmerman. t 18kE59
rrth ward-.H q Narrower, w. Arnold, Jacob Ash, Henry
Nash, and Reuben Collins at the Railroad Depot.
sixth ward--francis 9, Ejecn and s Smith.
Seventh wardJotn NJ Lloyd, James C s. ~ Chipicy and
Josiah Bczei.
Special Police ofsIanel whalen, Robert Harrison John
Thornton James Belt John Kdwe John W. COMBS Thomas
Kelly Joseph Norwood Dennis Murphy, Frederick schancr
Michael Fitzgerald Martin Mcnamara Thomas Young John
Thomas j. Edmonsion Malone, John Stafford
Scarf Thomas Stone Thomas Sutton, William o. Ncae
Kurtz, VIM Rabbit Philip Hutchinson, James r. Gates william
Johnson H. Kraft Alfred Henning
VIM l. Haton Joseph Tucket John JAY Richard Evans
Bradley Peter Goodyear, George Morgan John Brewers, John
j. Lacy Alexander Hume.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-03
QQnb au perfQufell,

SGnf uno ;parG9 gJlfiItu ron YbuGofIpbia per
siitntdbn i'm SiaotS MsusSrfsr. Der Bcosn III osr
bSlle ir tlntpjrthlbofIIids Spsdc. Sas saRo itsiu
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intr auosrtn Spoltr. g.rra
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&c Onnfnhifnttnnn.

Sis ifattsu osm puMifum ibrCn uuSsbsu6ettcr
Dout ob fit tcrclrs 9cncBcnc 6unoidof uue bitten
IN, cine Ncrtoauer uuN 8srmehruna bsrldbtn, unit
fibIsu prritbert ooB fs in ptnhht rsr eutc eer
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ncu.--8uftt ooher on une Utrpu9t @uh ron rtr
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ia nbis, uno rie Sitter rrcrotn ale 9oni qsrnC os'
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Der 6ammDntpn Sarmer,

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aelpitmst. Gis siebt 0tsihfaIs auflhldls dhsr oas
utue SctlSmsnt "pammrntcn" in 0cu5sritr.-
prsis 25 Gents GtrIih. ..
g1an tauu in got Stimrs tSjabtrn. geSrtrErs
an ben Goier oss "Sarnfr," lpamneHicn, atlanlis
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Oct. 13. 1853.

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prlts uuo sinbrditi9s 9SScu in suelrlCr @srbisocn
belt, pcn cinfahcn uub faufp Ssiosn, 9atiu, Galli
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ten uno fanw Sdtbcrn, Scmmer 8cd,cu9tn, fcbmar;
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mcCioen g1aareu fir yortu nRo g3sltIu, uslchc aui
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