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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

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s1ay f nss i' ssis;. ps rro,s-rc:x..,-
sss s. ssT D.. s.o a.a Kenny
Steamer sArah. Jones rhiae.iphiA
and p.ss.ss,r. sporors ,s.,os co. Tuesday. $50
ssp ss.Ssss csst Si ssi..S vs..s Liverpool Nay
ssp S:S;! sser s.t ..a,. Smith, Sunderland. May %
& 'ssS; .is s..s:ss:ss s::s:l: S;s.: i;y;s
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thD ps'sess Der. foik Newcastle, Eng. 81 days. With
sap Si y .ois.s Ass,s.. Bremen. "a s.y:. xis
dsys q ne s.rs. hshI Winds and fOss
crossed ,be Barks IN Ia, a. sag no Ice
pipss. 10 Merle Mcleod. ~"-''' WIN ""''
W a.s 4. $ e :Sas s'G' T.: Ss s
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fss o.:,;ss go Ferris Havana days In e.l'' ow
sssr ss,%Ssa OF Pa 70
luns 81 as I. spoke ship wsssmo ooy fro N
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sas ,ss9 Sais se ~
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sctr Baltic @ Pradden Nassau Mp 10 days via s, Sal
sshr X-ries spth of sew Haven't. aooiseu Eleu,hera
ssir WhIlw,1d x.Ssy klsu,ssr. june 2, 9TH frsl.
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d. ss ss'sa nc s w,'s5p 9 Ga. Island
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tebr Dsyis Lypeh savannah days With cotton. sc.
ss , r,9ssssy rs, .,
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schr sione,. vr,s, Wilmington. NC. 4daya
ssSr SSsp sS SaS Nc days
fcnr Lion. rsyicr, n, rth osJolina. days
ssr S S,sT,asw nGs ESs'n
scsr NV ssn n e. wrg,niS sd.y vs..
sssT Ss, Tfs.y y yTsn. ds sSsy.
Scbr trpbrouis, Van Name, Wiz gtpis, q DAYS
Rchr Martha Collins Collins. virginia, 8 days
II hr John Price Price Baltimore, 6 osya
Srbr Joseph Holmes. Bolmes, Baltimore, days
schr t'y pthia Jane. Hepneu, Phila iephA.
echr Protectiop Cole Machiatpot 8 dAya
tchr Mirror white. Albany for Providence.
SIesmer MARYLAND. hess. Norfolk. for repairs.
Steamer Boston. selle .. Philadelphia
Steamer Pencsn. Aldr,cn rrcvideace.
Steamer ChAs Osgood. smith Norwich and New Londoa.
BELOW.
pr brig Daniel Tor Dsvid) Huntley.
ALSO, one bark, unknown.
MuED.
Sss ships Vanderbilt Southampton and Hssre; Angus
Ia and Huntsville, Savannah: Nashville ard Memphis,
tnsrlesen Eressou. City Point; Jamestowr Norfolk
hip 81 N;colss HsvIs.
Wind during the day g.
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..S2,S6s,48s

The resources Of the company TO meet the balance OF
the oatrg debt the annual income bonds OF and
that portion Of the funded debt amounting 10 s7lo o0o
which VIII be due in 1867 consist Of annual income from
the business OF the road 81 in value OF real
tate shares Of the capital stock and of bonds
payable in 1874 now hand and may be usei = sub
sttute to this extent for the bonds Of 1862.
The Planters Bank and Union Bank Of Tennessee have
resumed specie payment The Bank of Tennessee hks de-
termined to postpone resumption FOR the present.
The business Of the Connecticut River Railroad for the
fret six months Of 1868 December 10 June shows the
following results:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

ms ttatemert ga hardy ~ cnsltered AWNING but
svorssi-. and ndoses NE sissay osuurusoos q the
II thnrs ~hach ha been podsed Coz pat
rs svsss~ surs ccs~rsea. rhs ssedus ~ zoe e,usuy
n "ds ne Foursh" aesrivsa NJ Bssra Of nsn
bers "a cay tsre wss bui nsas baaissss 81 ias ars
board. and there w~ 10 snerncon s~s-ioa Wis, bed
bcs wss cans. however, -~ soss al sone~h~ better
prc.s rhs wko yesterday sold out 20 ia-ss
qusuity q Central q. she srsas,a q me faurs a we
BDG.io onvebsor soushi part q back " cav ssa tie
Ied 70 an lnprovemsst NE ssuk yin ~sica 81 usual,
Ne vhole nsrses ympslsissd. Ns- YSrs cc.ra rose
gsHs Er,e, VI Resdiar q; csvslsss xaa fs,sso. x;
Roch Island, Gssns, " raaama. " Mohlssa s,ata.
esn. and evesyshing eco prcrort'oo. There wssm
de deisr N NE bod m.rset sissours, |. us'si.
the mosf scuvs q NE s,curse- b., nsy ia nos
rally ne point thsy touched rnursday. Ia Ccs~s
lard grsnt bonds fsn % N ne unrsss snsr sas posrd
rcnsned az sous~hsa burner uodsr ne
mspd for s.cs for delivery. sooss Used Ia tse stees
from = 10 a above The pria,sd prios q ne bl~rd
Reo~pss "a Tire Ne~ york and Ne~ Hsven IA road
Cony~1y for me msunth o. Jane, 1853
Passengers. SAWS ~
feight.... asv'' W
rs,.l......... ..........................s.sSis 81
Iers due 0'hss roads ................... - 80 "a
Ba'sPoe. ga ips -
For June, fArT -
nscfcase...s....... se,tii ~
ne foo~ 'ng oivissnts have bscn aeclared me reo
PIES firs Insarmcs conssny sui nonusi dividend q
an per cent paysse me 7h nss the ~ fre Cay IRE
Insurance oonp4ry,s cent aonusl dceui q ssvea GER
cot, payable on dsmssd M Nasssu Rsut. ssHi a.
nua civossd a hfss aId hsK pir eat, rag ahs ih'
l6,h NEE
~ aztrsrtss 81 re Fssk cSprr H.uss ms a0r-S
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MARITIHE INTELLIGENCE.



Moses Taylor. Few York. July 6....Aspinwan
s,pAxuss W AND From HAVANA AND ssw ORLEANS.
EsrIrI Cur-rrom New FORK M, arriving nj Havsos
IN asd New Orleans l0 From New Orleans 10Th, Havana
CAHiwsI-From View York irh arriving at Fsvrna r7th,
and New Orleans lNA From New Orleans zth, Havana
Srh, arriving 81 New York ID
M and New Orlears sS,h New Orleans eA, Havana
N, arriving ss New Yorh 18Th
ia "a New Orisaps ~ Tron New Orleans l2sh Havana
18th. arriving NJ New York lph
frspv-riom Charleston sth and 18Th due ., Hnvsna eh
WHEN above on Sunday will
% Monday, except from New OrleanA
THE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND onrrA.
rne following may be OF value 70 tnase having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton eth and 2ph Of eseh
Arrives n Gibraltar about rh and 18th month
Arrives a. Mali, shout the 18th and acn Of
Arrives slctsnda about The 18Th Of same and al Of fol-
suer 7eb and 9Th or 9Th Of
foilo~ng mouth.
.n,,ssa, hd1n .son, The rs sn Of and 10Th or
Lssvts Aden stout 9Th on TIN 81 and day Of ar.
uyel for scu bay and lih 10 snh for china, &c.
snn irh 70 Ns Of following month.
and steamer arrives ut Point de Gale about the 9Th
Leaves Point Sse for Puo Penang -. sane DAY. the
stesmer bss already arrived which t-kes the mail
srrvss At fulc Penang about The IAN Ism and 18th or
sins.pors 18Th Isb and sln or LIST
Leaves elngnpor, about IL hours after arrival.
Arrives at sns Kong sAc 40 2<h and ssh ioA
Leave. merit day for shangnae
Two mails leave Enrsndope the rh and 1Dh of
nonshvs sarseille. and arrive. a. Aisrspdrs about the
time &c NE sDuihern mall
ss- AZ ppslasrs and ln>r, sse-d.d for a. Nsw voS,
HHssfD s,oad No. ssaie<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

Aotai 1000 ~
The receipts Of the Eastern ass Railroad for TIE year
ending May 81. were e6l6l66 Al OF which si7soss "a
nom passengers and slo4 $50 90 from freight me
expenditures, including rent Of grsnd junction road
ISL ooo) s34s677 90, TO which add interest paid
and accrued slS4 g. which leaves tho net earnings
slSso4 %, which, compared with last year shows
loss of 3d. the larger part Of which occurred the
first half Of the year. the net for the SIX months 10
May 81 oniy 2,4sl &c. The funded and floating debt
has been reduced in the year s2l4 o. which, added
to the reduction of the two preceding years. makes d.
mnuton Of indebtedness Of s77O3o7 90 in three years
The indebtedness Of the company 10 - follows
Five per cent bends. 2t0, 0CO
Six do. do Observation-Disclosures, e70 500
Floating debt. lS7 9ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

Tm Norsr vpnxos ItNB Mrs. W. J. Eve pubiishrs
70 ne AnguslA (al CA,etsis it ~ ccutrogtors the
NoBut vsnon fupd rhs oou,nouilsns ap0ant 10 tue
srfrrfsfs IA fi11 ga
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CLEARED.
pistwshAp Aunur,a Lyon. Esvarnsh-Sr Mchill a Son
ftearr~iu Huntsville. Poet savanr shH v Cromwell Co
t.smshp Nashville. Murray, Chsriesisn-sponoru Tiles
ion A Go
t,sspship Memphis. watson cssrlesson--H Cromwell
,snship Jsns-'o~n. Parrish. Richmond &c-Hy Lud.
ism.
-'ssuship Cartoons, Gsger, Baltimore Cromwell A
ca
ship Queen Of the Pacific, Dubois. San Francisco-J
tsris 10
abr wsssaeld. Young. Fan rrssssOo- Vim oo,s.m,n
a CO
srir nslie wooi, Busb. tSverpcoi--wiliars A Gulon
ship American Essl. Mooe Lon Don Morgau Wiley
IhF ahert Nrem, Klochgeter London stanton Huger.
tha Hsspswel ttover. 0saVnw--1 Adams
thr q hho@es Pitftcn Hhue-Royd a binoken.
thir lstriara tAuhi. hhA VeLiee Gay Poi~-Funoh
10 y n ge,erv. G,nrt. ., John MR. ? Buck Co.
thp ,tliRs, itsntrd. psrimcre -ifxhs Bell
Herk lferw thsw, BNttol-prsper pevhn
rst athu, iifde. 0ssfow-- Firr hsm Duhon. =.
Bar Adsm locse dDsnl, Thorburn, scterdaa-Funsh a
RsIE Jchu Bove. Nichols Nor ie,ideo-H ~ Brookmsn.
Naft hags, lSAer. gurtcoa--e W Lewis A 90.
Infk Ven NJ. atkinson. Curscna-bronfn Graves n 20
Lrfk a 1trletn. Williams. Curacoa-Nose, Livingston
Psrt June aois,r, Rasse wansnufis-atsn,on R-ger.
pafk Fefsre carver fharieson- Kutlsnd Won Sachs.
Iarr Iavr chase, Csy Pcsnt- Reynolds Cusn~nan.
fafa Iansro. Batfer. City roint--J 90 klwe1 90.
Tf'r = D ssasie Pistse Cadir-H " Rrcot mar
fTir " Eissofh CBrl, Curry, ~ John. Md Ire
rrir rsirsi. Gov ~ gsr--H q nrroysn.
va ASS, Cuug Ccnwplhs-p LtNoh
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


.srrapsf, july 3--eF.M
ne nsrt stsewsut, which made % ~. 1srnooa.
In oorssqosbcs 81 hu1asy bsns seya ho'iday, co n
psrcs a. foows wnh ne stNi.nent Of lssi ~esk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04
Misrslisnsous ana Dnsasser..

The United saies mail steamship Vanderbilt Capt Lfevrs,
sailed yesterday afternoon Southampton Hxvre
40 the arst cabin and 6 the cabin
and s26A45i in specie.
The obhsss purser of The staamshp Marion witch
rived yesterday from Charleston, will accept for
fayors
pRovIScrYowN July 2scbr Triumph before reported IN
cclhsor with the schr smith his port
this ming.
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The following challenge sen; several weeks ago ,
and has been declined " the party addressed In a s
courteous and Offensive msper win you be 20 kind
10 pubrsh II IN the HERALD ia open 10 The accept
ance Of shy member supporter, advocate Of he "sas
both Committee" and surely may hope they are no.
all 90 wanting confidence W the soundpess of their
views or Their ability 70 support them in public dscus
sion. ] l. UAryu
BPoc-LyN Nay q, 1865.
40 Rfv. X CooE, s-pFrARy Y. Sam JOMMIryEE--
ItAR sRt hes occurred 10 and O. tbO.e Hssocstsd
vii roc ID be American Society for The Promotos q
Civil aud Religious Liberty ,bst II would be selJ al this
hme TO have public discussion OF The principal points
nvolvtd IN the question Of sunday ana sSa5 )aih
cbservsnce, which has reoetty through Inc agency Of
yODr committee. beer brought bcfore the cJr1mu.
niy and UPON which there " BE- among DOR ci'
ference Of Cprou AZ Tho ,ecrrtsrv o. lbe
shove society have been seicciod saf 3, NO.
tde fJr nd rrs'al ite ant ssbtstis1 ds CT zach ~
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Gid from Msurius Arr D. Julius Cesar. Bartlett. MI c2
50 1000 wh 10 cruise of Cape Good Hope
2st North We. koter do 500 sp eco VIII In cn1ge OF The
mate Capt hogers naming lahore for surgical aid for
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-18
[NUMBR AZ

fornia, and belonging to the government du-
ring the existence of Spanish or Mexican au-
thorlty in said department; or shall wfully
alter, deface, mutilate, make away with or
destroy any such official book, espediente, map,
diseho, paper, writing, document, archiVe, re-
cord, SEAL stamp Or die, the person so Offend
ing shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor,
and on conviction thereof in any court of
competent jurisdiction, shall forfeit and pay
fine, not exceeding ten thousand dollars, at
the discretion of the court, and be imprisoned
for term not exceeding ten gears, at the
like discretion.
SEC. 4. And be 10 fnrihor enacted, That II
any person shall wilfully, secretly, and fraudu-
emily place or cause to be placed in or among
the archives of the Surveyor-General's Office
any eSpediente, book, paper, diSdeho, map,
dra,lght record, Or any instrument Of writing
purporting to be petition, decree, order,
report concession, grant, confirmation, map
disdvho, eSpediGnte, or part of an cSpedentc,
depouncemeut, title-paper, or evidence Of
right, title, or claim to any land mine or
mineral, or any book, writing, paper or docu-
ment whatever, the person so offending shall
be deemed and adudgcd guilty Of misde-
meauor, and upon conviction thereof by any
court Of competent jurisdiction, shall forfeit
aud pay fine not exceeding five thousand
dollars, and be imprisoned for term not
exceeding three years or be both fined and
imprisoned within said limits, at hcdiscrotion
Of the court.
Approved, May Is, 1853
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-18
PUBLIC ACTS.
Published by Authority
CHAP. XXXIX.

... CHAP. XXXIX.
An Act TO prouide for the Collie ion and Safe
keeping Of Public Arch'ts in tie State Of
California.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. ofMe United States Of Americol
in Congress assembled, That it shall be the
duty Of the Secretary Of the Interior to cause
to be collected and deposited in the Surveyor
Generals office in California, all official books,
papers, instruments Of writing, documents,
archives, official seals, stamps, or dies, that
may be fonndin the unauthorized possession Of
any individual relating tc and used in the
administration of government and public af.
fairs in the department Of Upper California,
and which belonged to the government during
the existence of Spanish or Mexican authority
in Upper California and the same when de-
poStedin his Office, shall be safely and securely
kept by the Surveyoror.General in the ar.
chives of his Office; and copies thereof, authen-
ticated by the Surveyor-Genera under the
seal of his Office shall be evidence in all cases
where the originals would be evidence Pro.
rMed, That ut the time of depositing said
books, papers, writings, anddocumcnts in said
archives schedule and accurate description
thereof shall be made by the Survcyor-Gene-
ral, with statement Of the time and place
where the same were found and whens they
were deposited in the archives, which shall be
certified under the seal of the Surveyor Gene
ral, and filed in his office; and a certified copy
Of said schedule shall be transmitted to the
Commissioner Of the General Land-0fIice,
and also to the Attorney General.
Sec. 2. And be IL farther enacted, That il
the Surveyor-General shall have cause to suS.
pect a concealment OF any such official books,
papers, writings, documents, archives, or Off,
cial seals, stamps, or dies aforesaid, in any
particular dwellng-houSe, building, or place,
any judge or commissioner Of the UnitedStates
may on affidavit showing the facts and cir
cuulstances upon which such suspicious are
founded, grant to the Survoyor-Ge General, or to
any marshal of the United States, warrant
to enter such house, building or place, and
there to search for such official books, papers,
writings, documents, archives, seals, stamps,
or dies, and to take possession thereof ard
deposit them in the Surveyor.Generaps Office
as aforesaid.
SEC, 8. And kH further enacted, Tha if
any person shall without lawful authority will
fully take from the archives of the said Sur.
veyor-G Generals Office any espediente, map,
diseie, book, paper, writing, record, document,
scal, stamp, or die, deposited in said archives;
or shall conceal Or unlawfuly withhold from
the possession Of the Surveyor General, or on
demand refuse to deliver tohim any espediente,
map, dlseho, official book, paper, writing,
document, archiye, record, seal, stamp or die
relating to or used in tho administration oi
government in the department Of Upper Cali
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-18
JAMES E. sABINE,
HAIL LETTINGS.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the
United States from the lst of July, 1859, to lst
of July, 1862, on the following routes in the
Territory of New Mexico, will be received at
the Contract Office Of the Post Office Depart.
ment until pm. Of the 18Th Of april next,
to be decided by the 18th Of the same month.
1856 From Albuquerque, via Perata and
ManEano, to Fort Stanton, lao miles
and back, once fortnight.
Leave Albuquerque every other Monday
.t' at m;
W Arrive at Fort Stanton next Saturday by
l2m;
Leave Fort Stanton every other Monday
att am;
Arrive at Albuquerque next Saturday
by I'm;
Proposals for weekly trips, going and
returning in a week, by a schedule
to be proposed by the bidder, will
be considered.
l2S57 From Alburquorous, by Cibolleta and
Uuvero, to Fort Defiance, l60 miles
and back, once afortnight. ...
Leave Albuquerque every other Monday
arrive at Fort Defiance next Saturday
by2pm,
Leave Fort Defiance every other Monday
att an; 9nat A0H
Arrive at Albuquerque next Saturday
by2pm;
Bids for weekly trips ore invited.
1858 From Fort Union by Guadalupita, Santa
Gertrudis, San Antonio, Aqua Negra,
Rinoones, Cantonment 3urgwin, and
Rancho, to Fernandez de Taos, l50
miles and back, once fortnight.
+ Leave Fort Union every other Monday
ATTAIN; '"tt iPl
Arrive at Fernandez de Taos next Satur.
day by IL m; esgtiHi 9g
Leave Fernandez dc Taos every other
Monday at a m;
Arrive at Fort Union next Saturday by
l2m.
Bids torun weekly will be considered.
l2S59 From La Mesilla !, La Mesa, y miles
and back, weekly. 'D n. ("
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-18

Leave La Mesilla Weduesdaysat7 Tam;
Arrive at La Mesa BY u nj; q
Leave La Mesa Wednesdays II: pm;
Arrive at La Mesilla by Q pm,
Bids to run through TO Las Cruces, l6
miles in oil, also to make tTo trips o
week, are invited.
1850 From Santa Fe, by Canada, Abiqdiu,
and Rito, in Rio Arriba courty, to San
Antonio, Clos ConejoS,) In Taos coun.
ty, rs miles and back, ance fortnight.
Leave Santa Fe every other Thursday at
Gam; "
Arrive at Los COnejos next dsy by 6 p m,
Leave Los Conejos every othel Monday at
Gam,
Arrive at Santa Fc next day " m.
Bids for weekly trips ara invited. ID
1851 From Taos, by Arroyo Honds, Rio Colo.
RADIO, and Culebra, to ortlAlassachu-
setts, lis miles and bach, once fort.
night. ~ia N
Leave Taos every other Mond.y at 7 m;
Arrive at Fort Massachusetts next
Wednesday by3pm;
Leave Fort Massachusetts evey other
Thursday at TAM;
Arrive at Taos next Saturday b. 3 m.
Proposals for weekly trips are iirited.
1852 From Tucson, by Tubao and Caabszas,
to Fort Buchanan, (Agua O,liente)
100 miles aud back, once fortnight.
Leave Tucson every other Wednesday at
Tam;
Arrive at Fort Buchanan next Saturday
by IL am;
Leave Fort Buchanan every otlerWednes.
day at am; Stood.
Arrive at Tucson next Saturday by II a ID
Bdsfor weekly trips will be considered
1868 From Tucson, by Sopori to Aqua Cali
ente, (FOrt Buchanan 100 miles and
back, once afortnight. la.1 'j
Leave Tucson every other Monday OF.
am;
Arrive at Fort Buchanan next Wednes
day by 4pm;
Loave Fort Buchanan every Other Thurs
day at 7am; V
Arrive at Tucson next Saturday by 4 p IN
Bids for weekly trips will be considered
also bids to run from Tucson by Sopo
ri, to Tubac, Sc miles and back, once
week, by schedule to be stated, il
lieu Of the route and service mention
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-18
FORM OF PROPOSALS.

cihc conveyance must be named.
FORM OF PROPOSALS.
T., Of -, county Of ---, State
Tor Territory Of -, propose to convey the
mails Of the United States from the lst Of July,
1859, to jun 80, 1862, on route No. -,
from --- to -, agreetbly to the adver.
tsement Of the Postmaster General, dated Slst
Of October, 1858, and by the following mode Of
conveyance, viz:
for the annual sum Of
dollars.
ca This proposal is made with full knowl-
edge Of the distance Of the route, the weigh: Of
the mail to be carried, and all other particulars
in reference to the route aud service, and also
after careful examination Of the laws and in
structiOns attached to the advertisement. sA0
(Dated.) (Signed)
GRQraaice.
The undersigned, residing at, State
Tor Territory Of ---, undertake that, il the
foregoing bid for carrying the mail on route
No. - be accepted by the Postmaster Gene.
raj, the bidder shall, prior to the lst day of
July, 1859, enter into the required obligation,
or contract, to perform the service proposed,
with good and sufficient sureties.
This we do, understanding distinctly the obi
cations and liabilities assumed by guarantOrs
under the 9th section Of the act Of Congress
of July, 2, 1886.
(Dated.) (Signed by two guarantOrs)
Certificate.
The Undersigned, postmaster Of -, State
Tor Territory d, certifes, UNDER nIs
OATH OF OFFICE, that he is acquainted with the
above guarantors, and knows them to be men
Of property, and able to make good the qua
rantee.
(Dated.) (Signed.)
D. The bid should be sealed; subscribed
'Mail Proposals, Territory of--," address
cd "Second Assistant Post Master General, >
Contract Office, and sent by MAIL, not by or t;
an agent and postmasters will not cnclos'
proposals Tor letters of any kind) in their quar-
terly returns.
The contracts are to be executed and return.
ed to the Department by or before tho lst Of
July, 1859, but the service must be commencet
on that date, whether the contracts be cxecutct
sr not.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
October 81, 1858.
46 AT AARON V. BROWN,
Postmaster General.
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DEspAcHo DEL AGRIMENSoR GENERAL
SANTA FE, NUEvo MEJIcO. :
a24 de NoYiemhre de 1858. !

S'E ayisa apablicO que en- yirtud de las provsiones
y del deCreto del COngreso aprobado Ell "a de
Mayo de 1858 cesaran de ahora en- adeante los debe-
res de Rogistrador de Terrenos Pdblicos Depos-
taro dc Dneros Pdbcos que fueron conferidos
este Despacho, cl cumplimiento dc cuyo deber reca-
era sobre las personas nombradas bao dchO decreto
4l;3t VIM. PELHAM, Agrimensor General
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AVISO DE ADMINISTRATOR.

CE avisa poreStas presentes que intento aplicar
Ola Corte de Pruebas del COndado de Taos en- su
session regular que principiara on Don Fernandez de
Taos el primer Lunes dc EnerO de 1859, por un
arreglo final dc la masa del fnado Alexandra Barclay
Barclays Fort n; N, | WILLIAM KR0NIG,
Dicembrc de 1858. Administrator
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gsU'T8LA lPUB BLIOA IIg SANTA Ese
HABlEND0 sdO soctado por va1as peisOnas do yolyer
poer una escuea c abo nado tene honor de aysar al
pdbco que el da prineo do Dcembre pr6mo abrrd una
EsCUELA en- la cna cnsehad e Cteano e Ingles Escr
tura, Artmetica Gcogrdha Via Mlsia Vocal. Il
Santa fe, 80 de 0ctubre dc 1855 i:3m. GA j. NOEL.
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I1)IlsSOILIG9pllOlM.

THE partnership heretofore existing botweenho undersigned
under tho name and style ofJ II Mcrcre dissolved
the first Of October 1851 by mutual consent Joseph Mercure
having purchased all and every interest in the firm will settle
all business pertaining to It. iiN. "tl J. MERCURH
santa Fs New MssOo, 0ot 25, 1885, 4lAt II, MER0URE