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BY J. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr
IERN VAIITARI IAIDQnNIn

BY j. C.. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
TY AT THE CORNER OF AND NINTH STREE :
9fr9sITs The pATENr 0FFIcE..On Til URSDAY
Al TEX NOON, ApTIl LIST, at 51a O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell Lot No l. IN Square NJ. S76
fr"nIng 81 feet inches street, the corner of
9Th street west, running hack IS feet on + street.
together with the improvements, consisting oft two
story dick dwelling house, with cellent store
room IN the corner which has been occupied many
years as confectionery store. Title perfect.
forms: One fourth cash; the residue IN Is r. and
Ia months with interest. secured by deed of trust
OH the property.
Ia l9-scd&ds J, G., McGJJIRE Auct
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
E'Wo VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
Il Auction On Thu RSDAT, the 25th instant
email sell, IN front of the premises. at O'Clock
p: m, two handsome Building Lots. being the sub
DIVISION at lot No. Z, IN square 49, and known AS
Lots aud ", commencing 100 feet cast from the
corner OF Al street. and fronting feet south ID
street Lot A runs la II I0l feet, and Il runs back
l3t feet inches.
Title good, and sale positive
Terms one third cash; balance IN six Bnd twelve
months, the deferred to hear interest and
I" nc secured 10y deed of trust upon the property
IN l8-d A. GREEN. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

ny J. z. MoGUIKE. AuctIoneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF-
FEGTs AT AucTIoy.-On TUESDAY MORN
NJ March Jlth. at 10 O'Clock, az the residence Of
i2th street, between and streets, shall sell the
furniture and Effects, comprIsn G.
Mahogany and walnut Dressing Bureaus,
Enclosed and plain washstands,
Lounges, cane seat Chairs, X ockers,
Double and single Bedsteads, Mattresses,
superior Gather Beds, Boosters and Pillows,
mahosany Nardrobes, Chamber Tables,
Three ply ard Ingram Carpets. Oilcloth,
Venetian Blinds, WIrGow Shades.
EExtenston Dining Table, Side Tables,
emma, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Cock ng and other Stoves, Tin Safe,
Together with many other art es in the houss
ing line.
Terms: S25 and under, cash: over that sum. a
credit oil ~ aud 90 days. for satisfactorily endors
mN-d J. G. McGEI Abandonment
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= OF HAt.bET DAVIS Il co - AND FIVE
- of Num- Clarke's beautiful PIANOS-
just received this week. The tone is of the eF9a
most pure and refined quality, with ri, hUINI'
ness, sweetness ana depth, the touch is delicate
exceedingly prompt and elastic. In elegan ce and
chsstness Of styl and worn manshIp they are unap
prOaohed 10 fact In every resoect they the most
perfect and be at Pianos inside, and are acknovl-
edged by all disinterested persons. For sale only
by JOHN F. ELLIS,
ml2 SO Pa. avenue. bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
SCISSORS, MIRRORS. POWDER BOXES,
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BY A. GREEN. Auct,onssr

By virtue OF a deed of trust, dated 9Th of Aug
ast So1' and duly recorded in Llber j. A. 1904
shall sell, at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, 5th April. 1853, at O'Clock p. m,
an mat lot or parcel of ground situated on sd
street east near l. street south, in the city of
WASHINGTON, and known and distinguished upon
the plan Of SAID city as parts OF Lots and S.
commencing on the west side of 81 street east, 81
teet south from street south, and running thence
south on sd street east IS feet thence west 6g
5l2 feet to Canal street; thence north fronting on
lanai street Is 8i2 feet and thence l6a " feet
dwelling house.
Terms: $50 cash; balance in 6 and II months Ii
tts lnuIs putate. All conveyanclng at the expense
OF purchaser. Holm EOX Trustse
24-tts ERl-EN 49,
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WE CALL hrTENIIO, TO the advertisement
In another column Of new article, which will
make the eyes OF the Juveniles dance With ioy-
We IN an the trundling hoops with musical belis
attached, and which are Offered for sale by g
Cfdndall, who has purchased the book and fancy
stote recently occupied by r.. LHndv No rs
de street, Georgetown. Mr.. CrandaiI is d
l.If-d-a'inS. courteous business mIn, and we
e"InIn-nd his establishment TO our friends in
b-ofSeto"n who may need articles In his line
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED THIEF SATURDAY.. ,
young man named Charles Williams, alias Eb-
berts, was arrested for carrying dangerou. weap.
OnS, and sent to jail in default Of the payment OF
hhe- Upon an examination Of thu weapons they
were supposed 10 b" DR. Maynlsd's. and the 9TH :
GERS McHenry and lsatTnan, waited on the Doc
tor with the pistols, and he identified them. On
Monday Williams was brought ont for tTial on
the charge Of rObbin@ Dr.. Mdyudrd's house. As
soon a. the Doctor saw hun he recognized him
a. a grdinrr and painter whom hr had employed
a, hts house, and also Identified Other articles In
MS possession Justice Dom committed him for
trial at Court
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TEE RIvKR--At the southern terminus of the
Long Bridge the fishermen yesterday made haul
81 sixty fine Shad on one haul
NO arrivals at the wharves
Ihe,ker, at the AGuia creek fish landing
Idu,'o' dntlhS Yesterday, upwards of three hun
dIed shad, the finest ever seen at that point a,
flhneLs landing, one hundred and Gftv shad
were caught during yesterday. The Increased
hummer OF outfits among the proprietors iudi
Gates belief that the comm. season yIi ~.
Hultful one 10 those engaged ia this business
We unde stand that Wa Cost Jobn,on F.
tp5etneI WIN several other gentleman has p,ir-
chased oeautful site AT Point Look Out I'm
bracing upwards Of three hundred acr.s. ~
cost of frOm ST. tEI 20 S2U.UHO for Tho p,,,r,. !,
establishing new watering place The helm
mary arrangements a.e already Made aad the
work is 70 commence at once N
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POLICE REPORTs-The officers reported to the
chief of police sixty cases during the week end
ing Saturday, March oOih: lst ward cases; ID
ward. Is; Sd ward, ,; 18th ward, .; 9Th ward, o;
9Th wa.d, l3; eth ward, no. total, 90 cases
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SCISSORS, MIRRORS. POWDER BOXES,
- &c. at GlBBS'S Hair Store, near Is street,
Pa. av;, spd at his Salesroom, under WlIIa'ds'
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ID ECENT and large reductions from the regular
II, prices for all si goods shaw robes coaks scars embod
cries class foreign dry goods generally.
favorable opportunity make purchases
at rate sol u the consumer.
goods for better than
of course ali win presented tho
inst.p prior . beginning .g
price only marked plain figures therefore purchaser h
overchsrged PtutS bhOIHEK
Central Stores" building,
Jan 5-lotdif Opposite Centre Market
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON


The propes bexs leave Of and the
citizens Washington very article Holland sn which
he sd 10 the American public under wolics she
dam Aromatic sehnspps
THIS g proprietor exclusively At hs dfsn
IN Holland the best barley tes snn
aud meesed not by
the berry ty the choice botanical variety o.
tho aromatic juniper berry whose extract dis
ulsd sp,uoas sn becomes
contracted ncurc exquisite aotna as-,er Transcend
ing in its medicinal properties aicoi,ei beverage
heretofore known.
Tho proprietor nearly the wos odai faculty
~ r pasd sass and has
sand ,byrans chemists endorse their signatures
as a most desirable addition to the msteria medsca
Persons who pnchac careful tho genuine article
n. the whole country and
Put up quart pin, bottles Of dossn each and tor
sale by respectable druggists and In tho United states
UDuiPHO WOLFE
Sole Importer and MANUFACTURE
Depot street, New York
uscl 3-dfymf
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GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED
AT THE Btsv RATES FOREIGN OF EXCHANGE GOLD ON
The PRINCIPAL POINTS IN EUROPE IN suns 10 SUIT
COID CURRENCY AND VIRGINIA MONEY
accounts opened for depostors payable IN same unss
or IN gold charging Checks must be nsrkcd
cordingly \. =, 1000. -. A..
sight all the principal cities in the Union sold SUNS "
Fft7 M f
Bonds nd stocks sold commissions.
Unourrsut money bought and sold
Land warrants purchased II the Highest rates
~ Am bankers
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Marble Manufactures, Tosnbs, Statucttcs, Etc.
TINE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites The atteii-
i Of the public to his large and elegant stock Oh
MARBLES ToNHsroNEs, AND MONUMENTS
Al b4 north Twelfth and Irrsesh
He has ether workers IN ene
and coaree other description Of stone
MARBLE NANTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES,
OK ais own manufacture, aud Of superior quality
IINTIIs DOOR AND WINDOW sIlS, CARRIAGE sTEs NE"
YORK FIAGGISe &c.
that required IN the marble ana stone ons'
ness either fol utility taste for the nns arts.
his STOCK unnecessary oa
daily invites visit yard every Judge for him
zpu.
the ahoyc enuueated ArtEtes ne as haDes
suitable Tor ether The oib o. ehe sAr
den ,om. Of them imported by himself from Italy these please
moi tbs fancy order such D. dsred
facilities and strict astcnsson 70 paSnes~
he hopes 10 tho expectations Of his patrons .
WILLIAM RuTHERFORp,
u street north between Twelfth and Thirteenth Sweets
Sep 3-d6ni
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ORPHANS FAIR removed to Iron Hall, Pennsyi-
yana avenue ncenency OF the weather having prevent
who anxious 10 do SO from attending s ~
Fellows Hail. the managers have been prsvea uran 70 oon.nu
down tho lowest possible prices ana ne
of the charitable Nearly l5O orphan rs arc
depending upon this effort 10 procure what aDsoa
necessary for their present wants.
Jan I'D (5tar6Staterl @
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Sep 4-eodif6m
T,RENCH DINNERS, Sc.--Mons l.. Cabanous,
having taken in employ this day, shall
be furnish dinners and and parties Of every de-
scpon the approved style My well Mons Ca
supplied Confectionery pyramids and plnin
ee, charotes & Of prouse varieties and
patterns moulds parties The following extra dine
French dishes will name, viz:
DEntree froid a la Gcee
Nox de vean la saint Carat
Los Anguirs Montpelier
Aspie de Foes tiras en- Belle yue
taantnc Faisan IL dOrlean
Pate III Franchise la Gelee
$50 haud Froid dcconais tT,Hfs -.ss5
Balo,ine lie Pigeon Ia Celee
Salad d Hotnand a Ia Ragnssia
rotage Ia Refine
iotagc a In Topue
de Blond de Yean
rotagc a n Richcicu Essence Gibiei
les tlcts dc Boeuf a Ia Russo
pnde la Cbipoata
saute pouc Snprcm
Chaud do Caiic Gratin
lilet do Cancton dUrange
salmis dc rerdreaux Becaso,
Petpnesr
CoteIsttes 10 Pigeon Pitts Pots
Tentron de Ncau on Maudobue
Timba,e Nsccaroni a Ia Pari-sn
u n Va Toulouse
all other French dishes that be called FOR My usual bill
OF fare nj the usual priscs
Day boiers 81 per day; weekly boarders % per week
y. g. WEAVER,
347 Pennsylvania avenue opposite Browns Hotel.
Dec s-ooim
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CHARLESTON, Jan l3.The steamer Isabel has arrived
al Charleston with dates from Havana to the 10th inst
An English steamer Havana from Mexico reports riots
and rebellions through the country The Late firm OF
Drake Co, Of Havana have drawn the $loO, 900 prize
in the Havana lottery
Markets-sugar continued firm at unchanged rates.
Molasses was lower
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.
by TELEGRAPH.


NEW YosK Jan I3-The y. s. mail steamer star q
the West nom Aspnwall the Attn with the California
mails Of the 10th December and about 81 600 900 in
specie, has arrived
The of the arrival of the Star of the West must
either have been mistake else only sgnalled at
Sandy Hook up to III o'clock, nothing further had
been received. -REf
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Gen. Dsnrer and n, Konsas Lsyisla,urs

81. Lotus, Jan. l3.--Gen. Dcnver's message to the
Kansas Legislature calls attention to the second section of
the Lecompton constitution, advising avoidance of
legislation until after the action of Congress in the prem
ises it be admitted, their acts would be anulity
He alludcs 10 Of organization in the Territory
similar to that of the Utah Danites and recommends
some action In relation thereto.
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yKyILDMAN,s LAW OF SEARCH CAPTURE

VKTILDMAN'S LAW OF SEARCH CAPTURE
wv and Prize, i vol, London.
bomsons Affecting chipping commerce, VOL
London.
Hnsack the Rights Of Nsutrah, VOL London.
shipping Laws by Mr.. sergeant Atkinson, vol London
law Nations, translated by william Cobbett vol
London. a..
law Of Nations, by Poison aud Horne, vol, london
Tuson's British Consuls Manual vol london
Fynns Brtish Consuls Hand Book, ! vol, london
Green Consular Service, (lamphstD London ~.
Macintosh the Law Of Nations (pamPhlet) london
Hcpshaws Manual for United States Ccnsuis.
Regulations United States Consu,s, l vol, 8vo.
phiImore International Law, I vol, Syo.
widmans International Law, vos svc, London.
wbeatons International law vol.
Eihots Diplomatic Code, 2 vos, Svo
Hplomauqaes, ycomte de Bonneval VOL Paris
Clercq ct vallat--iuide DIES Consuas VOL Paris.
Csmbes-Mplomassqas Europecnue, vol, Paris.
ct JanctsNsnuc des JUICES do Commerce, VOL Paris
wheson--Hstore do Eros des Cons, 2 VOL, LEIPZIG
he Mensohhanuel PratSque du Consulat, vol. LEIPZIG
MsrcDs--tuide Np0nstque 4 vols, Lipzc
MarcnsCauscs CeebreS du Ioi dos Gems, vols LEIPZIG
MacnsSouvecs Causes Celebrcs du Tc DIES Gems vols
LEIPZIG 49,. .-.t.ff
CssyPbases Cclcbcs du Dro des Gems vols
LEIPZIG,
Morsuil-Dcs Agents Consusres, vol, lnris.
Cpssy--Hcioppsirs du Diplomats.
jan IL fRANck TAYLOR
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DHILopEMIc SOCIETY OF GEORGETOWN

DHILODEMIC SOCIETY OF GEORGETOWN
CoegeTere will be meeting Of tho resident and non resi-
dent members Phlodenc Society Georgetown College
O'Clock for the purpose Of determining
the celebrating Landing OF the Pilgrims Of Maryland
the ensuing May
fy order Of Society
Rev. EDWARD II. WEIGH, s. j.,
President.
CHAs b. KENNY, Cor Sec. r. 4.
Ia .
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WE ARE NOW OFFERING ALL OUR IN

wv menso foreign and domestic dry goods at
prices below their cost We desire the
largo spring supplies.
price only, marked plain hgires hence no purchaser Is
overcharged 4
We opening new accounts
bills settled before beginning new ones We are Sc
this point III
tho for payment bin
fmade af tier date) when need is amount
In future all cash payments. Notes will
be acceptable.
financial and generel shortening OF cred
banking facilities suggests the poprety OF tho
adopt
purpose cash business
disturbing relations which existed be-
aud for long series Of years
PERRY & BROTHER
nCentral Stores, west building,
Jan 14-f0,dif opposite Centre Market
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nay public meeting will be held in the hall of
Union Engine house list wnr this evening O'clock for tho
bsno az the poor Jan H--1t
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pHoToGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

PROFESSOR J. +. CHURCHILL Artist, respect
fully his endS patrons snr past encourage
Incnt and roicis a continuance Of the same,
studio at MoCay Gallery 4As Pennsylvania avenue. three
OF 4ts street. sA
Al -
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GRAND ANNIVERSARY BALL
or THE
COLUMBIA TYPoGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

VNHE COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL 5otlEIf
having their ffy Thd dnn'esf'ary
and honor the buthtsy q fsasxs, will gave
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A RD.---Thosc Of our customers who have open
books hereby notified that this same VIII
be up 2S and respectively presented
tory to about tho nrs OF the new year
that the peculiar condition Of monetary
obligatory prompt and speedy col
doing apology will be necessary
Dec 24-3taw4w HOoE BkO a %
r OST LAND WARRANTS--16 0-acrc land
Hannah Wax, No 81 s5s dated February 81
Margaret A. Cumming No 1894, dated August Ish,
ma stolen All hereby
purchase them have MED the Land once
patent and made application for dup
cate COPIES n. SNYDER,
Firm OF N. Snyder 4 Son. Bankers,
Nov -eod6w $50 Penn. avcsnc, Washington, ID c
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FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.-A neatly-furnish-
I front two gentlemen without board in
family children boarders In the family Please ap
ply a 517 north, between 9th and 7th streets
Jan 13-d1w q ~ - = :
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WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATIONS SEQ
w ond Annual tho Washington Art association
open tho Gallery ON street between Ism ana AAn scv
from 10, m, TO 10, p. m a.s..,
tickets IL IT. bs nAn ~ ue opui
bookstores hotels, and at the door @
25--dtf
rJNHREE CLASSES OF CUSTOMERS two Of
under obiyacns. First, W IL vast apd rsf
lilly increasing who buy Of for cash;
settle their bills promptly when peseaed
facilities experiences and energy We trust mer
continuation their confidence. se
third clss who settle their hills whom suits Their conve
nicnce that ays decided TO dispense WIN
all them in future. ssEtfF 1HA
Rigid punctualiy hinge which all opcrsions ta
bn nfcH<ned w cah nj
our them prior TO the Isl prcxino.
condition throughout this world viii sucnig
explain neccssy that exists for prompt payment
opening bills We make this statement 70 pre-
applications.
PERRY 4 BR0THkR
Extensive dealers n goods the
Stores building,
Dee lS-3Odr opposite Centre Market
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vI,HREE CI.ASSES OF CUSTOMERE--To two
TO THE CITIZENS OF WARRINGTON. !,
wolfe,s schiedam Aromatic Schnapps

Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic SchnapPs
proprietor particularly recommends the above scnapps
sons travelling settle South West account OF
properties correcting the dASrseabs and ofsn dan
rous effects produced by change visitation to which oil
travellers particularly liable strangers should
purchnsng tho chappr the whole country Hooded
Tho genuine has thc proprietor
name the bcy cork label For sale BY ell the drusgs and
grocers 5s Fegai slsts
UDOIPHo w08FE,
Doc ls-dsmf Depot ls street, Nsw York,
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FROST KING.

~ WOODWARDS Metropolitan Stove and Crate
VI factory 3ls Pennsylvania between 10th and llt
Z 1 L
Sep 4-eodf6m t
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The Ohio Lgtslature.

CLsvMASD, Jan. l3-The Legislature Of this State
passed rcautions expressing confidence in the admins
taton. Restraining the Cincinnati platform, declaring the
refusal Vi the Lecompton convention to submit the
stution b the people unwse aud unfortunate for the
peace of KAas nsucting the senator's and requesting
the representative in Congress to vote against the Lee
compton md any other constitution not the clear
preston u the Will Of the pcopao a the Territory
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Markets.

New YoRK, Jan. l3.-Saes of cotton 500 bales at
advance of 1 cent uplands quoted, 10 cents. Flour
iym-sales Is, 900 barrels; market firm southern, 10
cents dearer and quoted 81 so 81 90 State, 81 rs a
81 80 Ohio, 81 IS a 81 S. Wheat frm--sales 1000
bushels southern red, 81 IL ST 20 white, 81 IL a
81 80 Corn very dull prices nominal Pork buoyant,
sl4 81 SIS. Coffee firm 81 ii cents. Spirits of
turpentne heavy at 381 80 cents Rosn firm, 81 35.
Rice heavy, q % cents. Freights fr,ner.
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CnARLssIoE, Jsn. i3.--The Savannah Republican
ports the wreck Tybec Beach of the brig Terpscore
from Rio, with 2,700 sacks of coffee. Cargo lost
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The Wiscossin Legislature.

MADISON, Jan. l2-1he Legislative democratic
has passed resolutions endorsing the of Judge
Douglas
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A R,,ssian Steamer Launched, &c,

BosroS Jan IL. The steam Corvette Majoor, built
here for the Russian government, launched to day
She will proceed direct to the river Amoor.
The steamer Argentine left to-day under sail for tn,
exploration of the river Paraguay.
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marble MANUFACTURE, Tombs. statuettes, Etc.

Dec IS ds,nf
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-06
The California Stage Company.

Among the many enterprises of California,
there are but few that equal, in magnitude of
operations, in amount of capital invested or
number of men employed, the California Stage
Company. They are running twenty eight daily
lines of stages employing one thousand horses,
one hundred and thirty-four Concord coaches
and wagons and one hundred and eighty-four
men, as agents, drivers, hostlers, &c. They run
two thousand, nine hundred and seventy miles
daily The length of the route over which they
carry the mail is one thousand, two hundred
aud seventy seven miles. Besides the stock in
actual daily use in the performance of this SER
vice, the Company necessarily have constantly
on hand large number of horses coaches, etc.,
as reserved force, besides vast number of
persons incidentally or temporarily employed.
The Company run their coaches, over the regu-
lar daily routes, one million, eght-four thousand
aud fifty miles per annum. 1t would be difficult
to estimate the quantity of material consumed
in the course of the year, in the maintenance of
animals, by the death of stock and the wear
and tear of coaches, wagons, harness, etc. The
operations of the Company are necessarily diff
fused over a vast scope of territory; notwith-
standing this, however, and although partcipa-
ted in by so large number of men, business is
centered in one office and under the immediate
direction and control of one head, and is con-
Quoted with all the regularity and exactness
characteristic of banking house or merchants
counting-room. The Company works under the
incorporated laws of the State, and is managed
by five Directors, of which James Haworth is
President in that capacity he has the immedi-
ate management of the business, in all its de-
partments. The Company of course, has no
exclusive privileges or rights by reason of their
charter, although it is frequently spoken of as q
monopoly. The principal office of the Company
is in this city, where they are about erecting
coach house, workshops, ETC., that will, we be-
lieve, be the largest structure in the State. The
contracts have been made and the work is to be
commenced Immediately ely.-MdrysU1le Express.