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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-25

former expresses his perfect satisfaction
with the exchange of " miserable wretch
es," for stont. hearty and available rebel
soldiers. An abstract of Wirz's state
ments in his own behalf is furnished. He
denies all outrages on prisoners, and
claims TO have done nothing not required
by the recognized duties of his Office and
the commands of his superiors.
Governor Perpopt had an interview
with the President last week, relative to
affairs in Virginia. The papers Of that
State are loudly calling upon the Gov.
ernor to convene the Legislature at an
early day, for the purpose of adopting
measures to induce the authorities here
to withdraw the troops from the State,
and restore entire civil authority. The
Governor will doubtless accede to the
request upon his return to Richmond.
On the 10th inst. Matilda Heron play.
ed Camille in Mobile, and declared that
it was positively the last time she would
ever appear in that character.
The United States naval steamers
Rhode Island and Hornet. sailed from
Washington, on the 10Th inst, for Ha
vana, to convoy to that city the rebel
ram Stonewall.
Colonel Jacques has been discharged,
no case having been made out against
him.
Some citizens, Of Northern Louisiana,
have petitioned Governor Wells for pro-
lection from threatened insurrection of
two disbanded co.ored regiments in that
section.
By General Grants late order, the
25th Army Corps, in Texas, loses eleven
regiments Of colored troops from the
States Of New York, Massachusetts and
Connecticut.
The steamer Sunset, sunk near Au-
gusta, Missouri River. on Thursday.
Boat and cargo are total loss. Boat
valued at $3.50 Insured for $l5 1000
or $4,000.
The Rev. Nathan B. Crocker, the old
est Episcopal presbyter in the United
States, died at Providence, Rhode Island,
last week, aged 81.
Alexander H. Stephens, accompanied
by Judge Lochrine, of Georgia, called on
the President Friday last, and had an
interview of over an hours duration.
The Pope. in his recent allocution de-
clares against Free Masonry, and all other
secret orders. It is estimated that there
are two millions Catholic Free Masons in
Europe.
The trial of Emerson Etheridge closed
on Thursday. The accused submitted
his case without argument, and is conf.
dent Of acquittal, save upon some unim-
portaut charges, to which he pleaded
guilty.
The Scotia brought dispatches to the
State Department, showing that the
cholera is rapidly on the decline in Italy
and elsewhere. The Consul at Liverpool
confirms the statement that some cases of
the epidemic have occurred at Southamp
ton and adjacent towns.
Judge Advocate Chipman commenced
the closing argument in Wirz trial on Fri.
day. On its conclusion, the case was given
to the Court for findings, which, being
completed, will be forwarded to the Exc
cutive Department for approval.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-25
United States and Spain.

John P. Hale, United States Minister
to Madrid, was received by the Queen of
Spain on the 3Oth ult. Mr.. Hale, in pre-.
senting his credentials, made an address
full Of friendship toward Spain, pointing
out that all the differences between the
two countries have always been pacifcal
ly adjusted, and expressing hopes for con-
tinued peace and prosperity. The Queen
in response, said she rejoiced at friendship
between the two nations, and reciproca-
ted the desire that they may rema per.
petual friends. She also expressed real
satisfaction at the termination OF the disas,
trous war SO gloriously sustained by the
American people. and hoped that all ira.
ces of past strife would be happily re-
moved.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-25
Ohio State Election.

We give the following table of full and par
tial majoritss for Governor, showing the Union
gain and loss. as compared with the vote for
Prcsident in 1864. a,f e ,sf,rs-- a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-25

CONTAINING full authentic and reliable
" account of the great conflict" from its
commencement to it's close. Complete in one
very large volume, of over 600 pages; con-
tanning reading matter equal TO three large
royal octave volumes splendidly illustrated
with over 1875 fine portraits of Generals and
battle scenes.
This is just the book the people want. 1t
presents rare chance for agents. Teachers,
energetic Young men, and especially returned
and disabled officers and soldiers. in want of
profitable employment. will find it peculiarly
adapted to their condition This work has no
rival as candid, lucid, complete. authentic
and reliable history Of the war Send for cir
culars and see our terms Address,
JONES BROTHERS & co.
l4S West Fourth ST., Gin, 0.
Oct. IL, le65.-3nls.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

Ins irnE, Diptteria In inAim ,toAy afecti,n. when
no bleeding is allowed free Of these pills
mo lies the alarming symptoms and perseverance Ae-
eordng TO directions usually quickly and Ger
tanly nothing is risked in using Brandrehs Pills For
cold il fuenEL dpthera, p,ins OF the head, dzz
and Apopsxy, medicine be compared to them.
In erysipelas fever and Agus smA PoT and in AL the
diseases OF childhood, their insures speedy
esy Of health They produce these results simply BY
taking ftom the blood its impurities leaving
THIS VITAL FLUID FREB.
to aid weak "loeaiy its proper and neoes
sAry status" or he th.
Brandreh's Pills aiiaty for the subject matter
Of disease, and cause its certain expulsion from the
body $3.50
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Special Notices.
COUCH, COLD. OR SORE THROAT

A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT
IA RsouiRhs IsnEDtarH ArrBsrIos AND
. SHOULD NE oHBtKED lF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE
ifaton OF he Lungs, permanent throat affection, OF
an incurable Luug Disease
10 OFTEN RESULT
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
HAVING A DIRECT tsFLUgNoE ON THe PARIS, otvr
fsMBUiATB RzL1EF.
rof Bronchitis. Asthma, Cstarrh Consump've and
1hroa' Diseases,
rRooHEs ARp USED WIN ALWAYS oonD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii find TIoches useful iu clearing the voice when taken
before singing or speaking aud relieving the throat AFTER
an unusual exertion Of the vocal The troches
are recommended and prescribed by physicians, aud
have had testimonials from eminent men throughout
the country Being article Of true merit, and having
proved their efficacy " test Of many years. each year
hnds them In new looaesin various parts OF the world
and the troches are universally pronounced better than
auy other articles.
OBTAIN only Baowss BRONCHIAL TRooHE., ("
and do not take any Of the worthless limitations may
be offered.
Sold everywhere IN the United States and in Foreign
Countries, at IS cents per box. 80;y
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" NOT FOR A DAY BUT FOR ALL
TIMEO

Plantation Bitters Hold fast to tina, which is good
Never be withou, Plantation Bi,ters in the house
50 Three Is he armed oho hath MS quarrel just"
lhr &c armed against disease is h, who always has a
bottle Of Plantation Bitters In the house.
Prevention "a better than cure" Plantation Bittrs
will cure Dyspepsia, Vertigo, Headache Heartburn.
and all gloomy, dssqondent and unhappy feelings Re
lief in Ave minutes.
" In time # peace prepare for oar" When you are
WE'LL or feel the hfs unpleasant indications Of approach
ing Sickness, take Plantation Bters. They are sure
pre- sn'at We aud for St Bill airy derang,
mens 80 90
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asw ADVERTISEMENTS

A UCTI0N SALE.
N STATE OF VIZ 4MONT. }
QsARTBRaAstER GFHBRALs OPYicE,
Montpelier. Dec PIN 1855 )
there will be sold the highest bidder at publ
ton at Village Hall Montpelier. c1m nencing n Tues
day the 9rh day Of Janusry, 1868, at 10 o'co A. ~
1900 Army Wool Bi ,nkets, new.
1000 VuleaniEed Rubber Blankets. new
600 Cavalry Ponchos, new.
500 Canteens new
500 HAvresaeks, new
500 Tin cup-,
1000 Kaives aud Forks, new.
800 lin Pla es.
And quantity OF Cooking Utensils.
TIE articles s be sold singly, OF III lots Of IL each
or to suit the purchaser.
By oTder Of the Governor,
p P PIrKIs, oaartermsster General.
d&wtiliJan
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Dfatbs

In NJ ddlesex, Dec 81, after long and distressing
sickness Mrs Besey Stiles, fe Of Mr. Rnos Stiles
and daughter Of Mr. Sanford White Of NJ aged ~ yeas
Mrs Stiles b,re her prouaetei illness with Chrisi.n
alton and seknsss and died with the full
Anee IN At che departing 10 be forever with the Lord
In Wo ces;er ID c i7th Mr. II. Benson aged 65 years
Illinois psperf please copy.
In West Bertha Oct. 22i 1865 the residence Of her
son in law ID. G Brown, Anna wife Of the late Tneogh
ilas Bxby AGED 81
In Gaysvlle. Dec 18th, Abby L wife Of Charlie
Hakett aged 2S years.
In Orange Dec 18th, Miss ornsh F. Gale, daughter
Of @ X. and II. Gale, aged % years.
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posToN MARKRr-peo. %.

Corn Exchangs-The receipts since Saturday have
and l42 bush Rye The market for Flour continues du
and sales moderate Western hupe fine at VI 20 so 10
common extras At 1915 90 medium extras 30 30 a
$1,000 and good and choice including fayoriie 81 Louis
brands, at Oil SIG per Dbl. Southern Flour 10 quiet
and prices are nominal In Corn the sales have been
small but market hrm at VI 05 81 Os foI Yves EN- mix
sd and 81 O5 81 OS Tor southern aud Western yellow
Oats have been sold at 60 go per bush for Northern
And o. 6se for X Island Rye at 81 To- Shorts 81
~ aS2s Fine Feed $50 s32 and Middlings at $40 I
S42 per ton
proyisions-Pork Is selling At S26 a s27 for prime
gov ac52 for mess; and SO S3s for cleaf cash Bee
anses from go y25 per Dbl for EssteTp and Western
,srd 70 2ic In bbls d tie ces and Smoked Hams q
'R's rsrih est sd Choose remsn tho ssn''
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~ WE invite the attention Of our readers
to the advertisemen, Of large sale Of tho
real aud personal property Of J. II. Damon,
ESQ, Of Cabot. 1t is one OF the largest
stocks that has ever been sold peremptorily
in the County, and the sale will give tempting
chances for good bargains.
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70 daw!
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
ENCE OF AN INVALID.

Published for the benefit, aud ~ a eau rION To
YOUNG MEN and others who suffer from Nervou.
Debility, Premature Decay Il Manhood sc supplying
1t the same time Means OF SelfOure By one who has
cured hi nsef after undergoing considerable quaokery
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope. single
opies mar be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. EsQ.,
,s9ds~ Brooklyn. King. County. n Y.
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The prediction Of a negro instruction in
Virginia on Christmas day was fslsifed by
the generally quiet behaviour Of the freedmen.
There were two exceptions one at Norfolk,
where a negro assaulted policeman with a
club, and was shot by the policeman; and
the other at Manchester, opposite Richmond,
where negroes forced the release Of two pris-
oners from jail
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Markets.
BUoION CATTLE MARKET.
AT CA RtDGE AND BRIGHT
For the week ending Wednesday, dec. ~, 1868.
AMOUNT or STOCK At MARKET

nUoION CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMB RIDGE AND BRIGHTON
For the week ending Wednesday. Dec. ~, 1865.
AMOUNT on STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle. Sheep shole.. Fat Hogs Calves
IT, IT, V; :::s .s. s sss s. s. % SsS
BEET CArrLE-EKtra tat snd heavy premium Oxen,
$3.50 Si4,00i lst quality Sl2,5OA si3 90; and
quality oil, 1900; % qusiity $1,000 II 90 per
200 lbs, total weight ~ hide. ialor add dressed
beef few choicest single pSirs, Sl4.5O. Bulls,
sc, 80 90 5000
Working oxen, $50 $3.50 per pair, or according
10 their value ss beef Handy Steers, $50 $50
Mich Cows, fair quality SIS $50, extra good SIS
$50, with or without calves, may be sgreed far
row aud ordinary s33 s43
Stores y earnings els SIS; two-yeAr-olds S35 q
: so; three year-ods, 500 st00
sheep and Lambs, a =; extra cts per ID. on
live weight or $500 $500 per head. la lots
shotes--Wholssal IL I4la; retail, i4A l6e per h.
Dressed 90 a. 0c Fat Hogs, IL l2a per h.
Spring Pigs. wholesale, 90 O0si retail, per
Veal Calves as per head.
Hides % a 10 Q per 10 Country lots, 81 a9s.
Calfskihs. 25e.
TAllou-s loo per b.
Pelts-Sl 80 81 rs each. Country lots, Oso.
RENARKa-Ths is the last market for the year
There has been considerable more cattle aud sheep
sod than during either Of the last Ave years Our
figures foot ~ for the year q, follows
Cattle III Sq5 sheep and lambs 345,2l3 last year
cattle los s35 sheep 800, $50 Prices have also uled
higher than ever before, 10 hclnS the nEufee
extra cattle for several weeks
The market this seek is very thinly attend d, aud
has had very quiet look Buyers are taking only
enough for immediate use, they wish to square up
accounts with the year When say that 10
opinion cattle sold nj about last weeks rates, IL
should be remembered that last week was hard one
for droyers The number Of Northern droyers at
Brighton to-day shows that prices at Cambridge yes
terdzy were not satisfactory.
Both the beef and mutton dealers from the country
have had an exceedingly dull market this week. and
sha hufs lV ma m Ia IA
cheaper before they eft home Saeep have been sold
twelve cts per Ii cheaper than last week We heard
Of nothing cts. although there were car-lbsds
that averaged Tia to 800 lbs although there were
some 1900 less than lAu week. The butchers appear
to have had their way At all points One Of them
ssid that he could buy cts. per ID. cheaper at 3
O'Clock NJ yesterday than At day light Some drove
lots over 70 Brighton some had droves butohered,
and others hold for next week. W. II Bardwell
sold river fed sheep at cts. car load l2 lbs and
smother, part lambs 81 lbs Near night 81 were sod
for cts that averaged 81 lbs each, and 20 los
At 6 cts per ID many lets were sold. Cattle from
Albany SIS from Maine, i0l. shote trade dull
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CURE YOURSELF OF

Dyspepsia. This most aggrsvating Of all
complaints disease from which more peo-
pie suffer and die than almost any other-has
at last found It's master. Goes Dyspepsia
Cure controls and completely cures it in its
worst stages; no one who suffers from dye
pepsia, sick-headaehe, souring and rising OF
the food, should be without IT, whilst in
all cases Of bard colds, stubborn coughs, sore
throat, and all bronchial affections, Goes
Cough Balsam is the cheapest and best These
two articles are deservedly very popular with
the masses. SO
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CHOICE DIN WHISKkI

For pure stmulant, free from all hu'tful noxious
ingredients, the celebrated Golden shesf Bourbon
Sold by dugss generally. and by the sole proprietor,
RICHARDS, Boston. SO
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DERRY 5 MoiH AND FRECKLE LO-
II Tim

DEhK1 MUI II AND FKEJkLE LO-
lion
grcbiosma or Mo,hpatch (also Liverspot) and
Lentso, Preckles, oteu very annoying particu
lnly to ladies Of light complexion. for the diseoored
spots show more plainly the face Of blonde th.n
brunette sst they greatly mar The beauty Of either ;
and any preparation tina, will eHeetually them
'othot iaariag fAs texture eolor Of the skin Ger
,ainy desiderAtum- DIR b. c Perry, who has made
diseases Of the skin speciality has discovered remedy
for these dissertations Shieh is prompt nfAll
bic AID harmless.
Prepare only by B. c. Perry, Dsrmatolosist. No 40
Bond Street New York and for sac by all druggists
price 81 per bottle Call for
PBRRY'S morn AND FRCKLE LOTION.
Sold BY all Druggists In Montpelier
hm daw IS II
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C. A. Richards. Concentrated Extratt Of Rye is meet
ng with great success. As an inVigofadis and
Strengthening stimulAnt 1t is unsurpassed Try it,
For sale almost everywhtrs.
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BATCHELOR,4 HAIR DYE.

TIE Original aud beet in the world Tn. only tue
and perfect Hair Dye. HAfmiese eiiabe, and lnstan
tsneous Produces Immediate, ,plendid Black OF
natural Brown without mi iring the hair orssn. Req
edes the III effects Of bad dyes Sold by all druggists
The genuine is signed William Bachelor. Also.
RB6BNERATING EXTRACT or MILLEFLBURs
POr restoring and Besu,if'ing the Hair
CHARLES BACHELOR.
76daw;g New York.
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II is said the farmers Of Addison county
have nearly two years growth Of wool on
hand Mr. Beaman Of New Haven estimates
that there is now 10 the hands Of the growers
in that town alone, from five to eight tons Of
the crops raised in 1864.
There was a serious rebellion 10 a district
school in Kttery, Me-, the other day, three
Of the scholars nearly killing their teacher by
beating him with a stone. One OF them has
been arrested.
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CORDTALlZED.

Dunster's fine old London Dock Gin is slightly cor
dAliIed which makes il Of the agreeable and
heahfal A'deles Of the kind to be had Sold only in
battles Cal for Dunsters Gin, with the Of Z. A.
RICHARDS, Sole Agent, on tbs package SO
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IL X. sLAYTON,
4. wholesale dealer ir Butter, Cheese, PORK,
Eggs, and County Pr duee, No 200, Chestnut Street,
ManchssueT,N H., soici ojrsiguments for sale on
co mi ssion of all kiGds Of oIuntri pr duee.
Cash advanced en- produce on arrival Prompt sales
and quick fetutns VII De my mot,4 ihaye constantly
haze Prints % LAi and Cottons. which offer at
wholesale At Tow pices a. ibbers sell in Boston.
$500
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... ASAHEL PECK,
1921 Judge Of the Supreme Court.
John A. HARRINGT0N'S ESTA rE.

John A. HARRINGTON'S ESTATE
~ The Subscribers having been p3ointed BY the Hon
orAte Probate Court for the District OF Randolph Con-
issoners 20 receive examine an adjust all claims and
demands of all per-ons aga INST the estate Of john A.
Harrington, late Of Wilismstown IN said District, de-
ceased represented insovent and the OF six months
from the i5ih day Of December, 1885 beng allowed by
said Court the creditors u said deceased to exhibit
aud prove their pective CT aims before Give
ce that will attend TO the duties Of appoint
ment At the dwelling ho OF Wido Nancy Harrington,
in Wlismstown in said District, the second Tues
days OF February and June next at o'clock 10 the
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On Friday, January 5th, 1866,
Taken on wriis. ant holden execuun q sc 900
worth Of property consisting Of about " Tons Of Hay
Tons Of staw $50 Bushels OF Oats qusn i,y Of saw
Logs, o. wsgots one entirely new. | Expires. wsg
on with three single eleishs pair cart wheels
Harness, Halter no se BIanset and horse Rake:
ONE THOUSAND YARDS PRINTS.
Many late patiers. about 0 yds Brosn q Bleaohed
lotions 600 yds Desiue and large and hns stock Of
Dress Goods consisting Of Atwood Delanes, Ihiests.
Alapacoas, single and double widths Mohaia No SC
also white and brown Linens. Csmbries Muslns Laoes
aud Ribbons.
Also, a large stock o. Yankee Notions. Aiso
81 900 WORTH OF RBADY.MADE CLOTHING.
Consisting Of Oyercosts Under Coats Pants and Vests
heavy pantcloths also, Hats and Gaps and very
large stock 4 Boots and Shoes, Tor men and women's
von,t oo,n ,nos snd mn sna as y. 'hd,en sna
quality 8 dox. Balmorals. Also
LARGE AND FULL sioux OF HARD
WARE.
A Splendid Stock Of West India Goods consisting Of
sChess Of Splendid Teas, lot Of Tobacco Flour and
Salt and all kiods Of spiess sogAs. Molasse., Drug,
aud Paints Patent Medicines, &c SC 200 Butter ubs,
.et OF Platform Scales. new. sets Counter Scales,
All the abovenamsd goods viii be sold at Pubic Aue-
ton, at the
STORE OF J. H. DAMON,
CABOT LOWER VILLAG
TO the highest bidder satisfy said and
TIE sale ill continue from day Day, till all Is sold
Also. taken on one other execution and will be sold
to satisfy the same, with cost, at the place
Monday, the 9th day Of January, 1866,
ONE SEVEN. YEARS. OLD GRAY MAKE.
Three budd .es enc silver plated harness. one riding
bride, pair double reins horsesed two chests
Of tea and sH dozen ax-htlyes
WIN S. ATKINS, Constable.
Cabot, W., Dec. q, 1868
Also, the subscriber having unfortunate in bust
offers for sale At great bars aims, his
HOUSE AND STORE,
with acre Of land attach d. also one her
HOUSE, AND BARNS,
with ab Jut 20 acres Of excellent land
in high state OF cultivation, on Wheh is tie
Best WateI-Power
In tosu and
SAW MILL AND STARCH FACTORY.
Said starch faetoy is good building and we'll caou-
late for sumo other machinery. and | will sell the
VII lie, land and all for less than what the buildings
cost This is chance for any wishing TO
gaze in business
Said store is situated at C,bot Loser Village, and Is
Of the best locations 10 the county. aud Hhoe
or any part cat be bought at great bargains
Come and examine and be convinced.
$500 J H. DAMON
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MessTs. x OAuglAn 4 To-, NO. TO BToadFay
New York. exclusive manufacturers and importers Of
nan, Of the most fashionable styles Of Watches and
Jeee ~. de ng u increase their business to unl
tied extent have resolved upon Great Gift Sale sub
ie the eg lalions fOllowing;
ertiheA,es naming each article and its value. are
placed in sealed envelopes and we'll mixed One Of these
envelopes will be scot by mail 10 any address receipt
Of 70 All articles so at One Dollar eaah With
regard TO value. IN receipt Of the certificate you
will what you going TO have, and then II is at
your option to send he dollar and take the article
not Purchasers may thus obtain a Gold Wateh, Dali
mond Ring, or any set Of Jewery on our list for
dollar and in case eau they get less ban dollar
worth there are no uncertainties The price OF
tiheAtss is as follows 0ns for 25 cts for 81 IL for
az; o for IS, with elegant Premium IS for $40 with
mus; one hundred for sl5 and handsome present to
the getter up Of the club.
GFAgents wanted everywhere, to whom special in
ucements offered
ll6 Broadway New York.
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rTFRI MOS AMBROsIA at
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-21
TINTED STATES MAILS
Posr oKTIcH DEPARTMENT,(

PosT OEEIcH DEPARTMENT,
WASHIHoIo on CRY, Dec. 10, 1854.
Proposals will bs Teosived at the Contract
once Of this Department. untsl . p. m. OF March
%, Iee6, ito Be decided BY April Ip,J for con-
Vsying the m Sils OF the United states In Ma
rylAnd and Distrlet Of Columbia, from July /,
1865, 10 June %, 1888, on the route and BY the
schedule Of departures and arrivals herein
specified, being route established by Ast OF
Congress approved June 20, 1854.
No. s3at. From Rockville, Md, by olnsy, En-
s,or, silver Spring, (siigo r. O,)
and Brightwood, b. T., TO WASH
ington, AK miles, and back, six
times week.
Ftom hsv 70 Dsosub:r I.
Lave Brookvills daily, except sunday, at SO
Arrive - wsshinE,oa BY 1850 q. M,
Leave washinsteh daily, except sunday, at
Arrive ., BrOOkvilis By spn.
Prom DsUsm6sy . 10 hsVI.
Leave BroOkvillS daily, except sunday, At
Arrive Al washibston BY II o.. nj
Leave Warrington daily, except sunday, at l
Arrive q Rockville BY Gp.n,
For form OF proposal, guarantee, and Ger
tlhoato, and laws, inatruetiona. sc, In L.
ti0n TO contracts, bidders are leleTred 70 the
pamphlet Advertisement Of this date, TO b
0eon a. the ofIlooa Of Brookvillo and WanhlnR
ton, and 81 the Department.. .
JazT.laWtW Postmaster General.