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New York and Bremen
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

--FRsr Gas "a u. S. MAIL STEAusBIPs-
Atlantic, Baltic.
Western Metropolis, FsuFth Steamer
POR SOUTH HAMPTON AND BREMEN,
taking passengers to SOUTHAMPTON, London,
Havrs and Bremen az the following rates
payable IN gold, OF its equiv alcnt IN currency;
FIRST CABIN. $IIO. SECOND CABIN. Sos.
STEERAGE. SIS.
From Bremen. Southampton. Hayre. to New
York:
FIRST CABIN, $40. SECOND CABIN. $75.
STEERAGE. slS.
Excursion Tickets out and Home ;
FIRST Cabin, e2IO. Second Cabin. $50
steerhge, $40.
SAILING DAYS FRON NEw YORK AND BREMEN:
May A and 1S--June !, Is and 2}-July l} and y.
Aug. 10 and 24-Sept and 2l-Oct. and IL.
For freight or passage apply 10
W. W TOTrEN.
Agent for Nashville
ISAAC TAYLOR. President.
may4u 40 broadway. New York.
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hETlN8 NJ RaSuNillb P. NJ
Connect at Nashville with Louisville and Nash
vile. Nashville and Chattanooga, Nashville and
Northwestern, aud Edgefeld and Kentucky
Railroads for all the important points East,
North and Northwest
Splendid Now Sleeping Cars attached TO all
Night Trains, and run between Nash Vile and
COrinth without change. b.
Baggage Checked Through. Fare
always as low as the lowest.
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BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
AND WOOD NAPTIEA,
THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN SAVED AN
nUally from an untimcly grave by using this
UNRTVALED PREPARATION


II cures eHectually all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. Consumption in its incipient stages,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Colds Coughs CataTrhs,
Group, WhOOping Cough, Sore Throat, and all
diseases Of the Respiratory Organs are immedi-
ately relieved by its uso.
Extract from n letter from DR.. =. Robinson
long practicing physician in Murfreesborn
Tenn, under date Of September II, 1857. from
Christina, Tenn.
" shall always take pleasure in recommend
ing your Balsnm, because l feel it, good effects
in my system every day, and am quito sure II
has extended my life Hoping you may succeed
in doing good to the human race, aud recon-
pense yourself thereby,
1 am, respectfully, your friend.
S. b. ROBINSON. NJ. D."
From DR.. J. W. Nelson. under date Of Muir
freesbOrO, Septem Der 5, 1860.
Dr.. CHARLES WILLIAMS. Memphis: have
had great many calls for your Wild Cherry
and Wood Naptha, and Of course could not fur
nish it; and my Oiect IN writing to you is 10
request that you send me few dozen as soon a.
cOnyenlent, and forward your bill, and 1 will
send you q check for the amount.
Respectfully yours,
JOSEPH W. NELSON"
Sold wholesale BY Berry, DemoVille L Co.,
and by all druggists in the city OF Nashville and
throughout the Southern States. Price per Bot
tie, 81 30. Please address all wholesale orders
to DIR. U. WILLIAMS d CO..
Memphis. Tenn,
And they shall receive prompt attention.
A liberal discount made 10 the trade.
feb9
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THE VALUABLE sALINEs..

= - - - AAAs kDEA AAA ~ G.AlTs
situated in Wishing ton county. Virginia known
as Kings Salt Works, and Oh e lands and build
ings held herewith, for a term Of five years to
commence on the LIST day Of Janua=y, 1889
The lessee. IN addition to the rents. will be re-
quired TO pay all the taxes aecruing upon said
property-tO leave upon the property at the ca
piratiOn OF the lease, such IMPROVEMENTS, fE-
lures, furnaces, kettles, etc, as he found upon
and in good condition Is he found them: and
shall also, at the expiration OF bis lease. Neaye
IN good condition all such improvements, tx
lures. furnaces. kettles, etc. as he may have
during MS term put upon said land. for the
MANAGEMENT of his business-and shall be lin
tied 70 supply Of salt on hand At The end OF the
term. not exceeding q supply Of the market for
the next SIX mOnths-such amount to be ascer-
tanned from the sales Of the first SIX months OF
the preceding year. The Lessee viii be required
10 execute bond, with good security. 10 be ap-
proved ~ the Court Tor the payment Of the
al installments, ahdfOr the faithful per.ormanes
Of sll the Other etipulati0ns Of The lease tbe
COart reseTying the right, if at any time the
security becomes doubtful OF Insufficient 10 re-
qulre the lessee 70 give other sufficient security
or 70 terminate the lease. AT a Special Term 10
be held, commencing on tho l3th day Of July
1858, the Court will tx minimum rent.
Kings Salt Works are situated IA W ashingten
county. Virginia, about eight miles from the
main stem Of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road. and at the terminus Of the branch road
running from Glade Spring 70 SaltEille. afford
ing ample railroad transportation Tor the ship
ment Of salt to market
The alt manufactured at these wsrks is Of the
finest quality and the supply Of brine, though
the wells have been worked for more than ffy
years, shows no deterioration IN quality or dim
mutton in quantity. A very large area Of
see, North Carolina aeorgis and Alabama Il
supplied with salt from these works aud the adj |
joining estate, the two together supplying an |
increasing demand at present Of about f5Hr
hundred thousand bushels 81 salt Annually
II is seldom that such an OppOFtunity IL Of /
fered for the profitable exercise % ensfyy. aud /
the investment Of capital. Persons desiring 10 1
to test the quality ofthe brine before the day Of /
letting and 10 AcQuaint themselves with such |
facts eoBneeted With the manufacture and sale /
Of salt, As will enable them 70 appreciate the /
annual value Of the property.
ARTHUR q CUMMINGS, b.
- Commissioner
Abingdoh Va. May % 1868 my26 n.
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Notice of Assignee in Bankruptcy.

AT FRANKLIN THE 4TH OF JULY, 1868.
TUE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVRs
notica Of his Appaiptmsh. a. assignee M n
L: yorden and Thomas A. Pope, IN the Middle
Distrset, N the eonutY OF Wiliiamson ana Ssato
OF Iennessea who have beea respectively adj
judged bankEupts upon their own Petitions by
the Distrilt Court of said DistFief
jy7 lAW3t A. W. MOSS. Assignee.
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.

A ANE 4 B0DLRY SAW MILLs-GRRAT
sale ~ reduced prices, large lot Of frSt-clASs
portable Engines. Stationary Engines and
Boilers, as follows: One Stationary Engine
without boiler, forty horse power: ons Stati0n-
sry kngIne, without boiler, ten horss power;
enc pair b0able Bhsines, hfty horse power, with
tive boilers, each twenty feet long forty inehes
diameters one extra lAFgs Portable Engine lO1k
by 10 inch cylsgdRF. onslAr9a Portable Engine
10 hy 10 inch cylinder two Portable Engines,
ey u inch cyiineleE Also. several Lane Bod
saw hiiia, VITA the improved wrought iron
blocks and ifolid iron france
JOHN p. DALE, Aguat.
with J. r. PAUL & co.
MARKET ST. Nashville, Tenn.
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Notice Of Assignee in Bankruptcy

AT FRANKLIN Tax 9TH OF JULY, 1868,
FpHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointment a. assignee OF
EdEard w. oYartOR, Thomas S. King Andrew
> Allen. and John z. Fleming, in the Middle
District, N the county Of Williamson and State
OF Tennessee. who have been respectively ad-
Judged oankrupts upon their own petitions By
the District Court Of said District
iyI laWst A. w. MOSS. Assignee.
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Are now made by the
Excelsior Manufacturing Co.,
ST. LOUIS.

THESE WELL KNOWN AND VERY Pop
i ular Cooking stoves have been before
the public since 1852. Each succeeding year has
added to their popularity, until the name has
become familiar in every household in tho West
and South. The demand for our
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LIFE INSURANCE.
CERTIFICATE.

STATE or TEsSEssEE. COuPTROLLEE's OFFICF
April 10Th. l5is.-This certiGcs that B.. D. FnFns-
worth, the President Of the Widow and orphan
Fund Life Inslrance Company. has this day IN
compliance With the law, deposited in tht OH
twenty thousand dollars Of Tenuezses sttts six
per cent. bonds for the scrurity of ~ Policy
holders q. v BLACKBuRN,
apr3l-2w Comptroller.
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The 7:30 P. II. Train makes direct connections
at Decatur with Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road for Memphis, Selma, Mobile, jackson and
Vicksburg Miss, New Orleans. La. Huntsville,
and all intermediate points.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
ID cult Court of Washington county, Virginia.
pronounced on the 18th day of April, 1858, in
the case of William K. Heiskell, Admir- Of John
ID. Mitchell. decd. and others, vs. Alexander
Mccall andsOthers. 1 will. as Commissioner, pro
coed, in accordance with the terms Of said de-
cree. ON Thursday, the 3Oth dAY of
July, 1868, upon the premises, 10 lease 10 the
highest biddsr at public Outery -.' :
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TAKE NOTICE

Ahlnranh. Va. NAV .. 1858 Oon"l,n =,
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GAS TINGS.

HOLLOW WARE Cfths most superior qua
it5 and finish. WAGON BOXES. CLENICES
etc, etc.
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KINGS SALT WORKS,

PUBLIC RENTING
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We are tho sole manuflcturers or. WARD
celebrated Hemp Bagging. and are prepared /
Gil orders IN any quantity.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-14

AdIutant General Thomas was summoned at
an carly hour yesterday morning to appear be-
fore the impeachment managing committee. The
summons was served upon him Mt his residence,
northeast corner of Tenth and II streets, by NJ.
T. Alhurgcr, deputy Sergsantat-Arms OF the
House Of Representatives. The summons was
issued by the committee for the purpose of ellie
iting from General Thomas the substance OF a
ton At the White House on Monday night last.
General Butler undertook the examination of
the witness, which lasted nearly two hours.
The substance OF the evidence was that at the
reception on Monday night General Thomas
whilst In company with a friend, was approached
By third party gentleman from Newcastle,
Delaware, Ru old acquaintance. The Delawarian
after Me usual friendly greetings, spoke OF the
present political troubles, and advised General
Thomas to "stand -irm." The General replied
"Am / not standing Arm" "Ycs" was the an
,weri "but you must kick that fellow out, Il
(Stanton.) 1--WE will do that" the General re-
DIled. The latter also stated to his Delaware
friend that he recognized Mr.. stanton only as a
prIyate citizen, and would obey no orders ema-
mating from him; that he 1.-THE General) was HE
SECRETARY Of War and yone other
General Thomas repeated this last before the
committee, and told them that such was his de-
termination; that he would obey no orders OF
Mr., stanton nor recognize him save as private
citizen. The detention Of General Thomas Dy
the committee was so lengthy that he was too
late to attend the regular session OF the CaDins''
which adjourned shortly after one O'CLOCK
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-14

The high prices for articles of food which nave
been upheld during the winter, and still continue
without any prospect of fall, has been very
hard upon the poor. In fact heprlce asked ior
beef has been beyond the means Of the lseorins
man, and the amount demanded for POULTRY 10
now almost fabulous, and causes serious con
sideration to persons in comfortable eireum'
stances. Good butter is beyond the reach OF all,
unless purchased at \ price actually destroying
any enjoyment of the luxury, and eggs to suit
the market keep up a corresponding ratio. Fuel
has also been very high from Its scarcity, coal
especially, but this could not be avoided. The
river 10 now open, and we may reasonably expect
deduction In the price Of coal. We hope &c
see our farmers and butchers also "eome down,
and II cold weather has been an apology for tbs
"rise," with the continuance of the present warn
spell they can have no excuse, but allow pool
people to have chance at the turkeys, tende
joints, and "sich like" and throw liver ant
pluck to the dogs for the time being.
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baltimore Annual Conference OF the
NJ. Z. Church south.

Eiohih Ddv-Bishop Doggett In the chair.
The committee on insuring the lives OF the
Rev. George @. Smith explained the plan
proposed by the report 1t Is, In effect, that the
for life insurasee purposes~eaeh policy Of ~ 900
to cost $40, with an annual assessment. The
speaker had carefully examined the statistic, Of
ference from 1875 10 isis, and from 1851 to 1884,
the aggregate Of membership during the former
period being 3,ls3, superannuated preachers a33,
10 50, or about one per cent. with $50 members
OF Conference this would average about two
death, annually. A life insurance Of NJ 900
would cost about $40, lower rate than could be
obtained elsewhere. =,
Rev. Norvai wilson questioned whether IT
eomported with faith to do this thing he
thought not. The Methodist preacher should
| rest and rely directly on God. taking no thought
OF the morrow.
favor 1.-The report. , ..,
On motion OF Rev. Alpheus Wilson, the report
was referred to q special committee, to be com.
Committee was appointed as follows Preachers,
A. Wilson, ]. Landstreet, q. @. Smith, W. L.
Msnsey, "; X. Boyle, Lsymen, Charles ship
| Thetreasurer's report OF the board OF domestic
missions was submitted, showing the following
| ton district, tl7l07; Winchester, t295. 20j Rock
| ingham, ease. o.; Roanoke, t9sj Lewisburg
ti36i3; South Branch, t79. sI-tota " 1881. The
| trict, tiOO; Washington district, $3.50; Winches
| ter district, tI50; Rockingham district, $500
Roanoke district, $40; Lewisburg, s27oj South
| Branch, tl5o-totai, ti, 72o. Amount turned over
| to DR.. McFerrin, secretary Of the parent board
| OF domestic missions, t209.5T balance remaining
| on hand, t7l.50.
| Rev. A. Wilson moved that the deficiencies oil
last year. SO far as Is necessary, be paid out OF the
| collections made during Conference. Adopted.
The report was adopted.
The amount of appropriations for domestic
missions for the ensuing year was fixed at 5000
resolution was adopted that hereafter tht
| lay delegates to the Annual Conference shall bt
| elected by ballot by the lay members OF the sew
eral district conferences:
| A resolution was adopted inviting Bishop
Doggctt to the meetings 10 the several districts
which take place once year
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-14

Just as the sonorous voice Of the Sergeant-at
Arms, on the opening OF the trial yesterday,
called In due form, Andrew johnson! Andrew
johnson II an individual made his appearance al
the south door OF the Senate and hastily entered
the vestibule, when several persons near US ex
claimed there he Isl A moment, only, and Gen
eral Butler pushed his way along, and proceeded
to take his seat among his brother managers
whereupon our friends withdrew their expressed
opinion amid the general litter of those who
heard their declaration.
The call for Andrew Johnson brought up Mr.
Stanbery, who rs counsel, answered for him.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-14
PoliticnI ATnir. I'm Georgia.

MACON, GA, March l3.-Thc Democratic State
Central Committee adjourned this afternoon
after passing the following revolutions:
Rssolrsd, That the opinion and feelings OF the
National Democratic party Of Georgia and OF
the United States, upon the unconstitutionahty
gress, are too decided and wel-known to require
Federation here.
The opposition to the action OF the several
conventions and to the effort TO establish negro
| supremacy in the South, and to place the desti.
MES of those States In the hands OF adventurous
| and interruptions persons, 10 equally decided
| and well known yet, warned by the fate OF Ala.
bama, and actuated by the feeling Of selfpreser,
| walton, we feel 1t our duty to provide against
to participate in the approaching election.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
EahruuEN lSka

,,,,,o ~ W yons RRn%S Ssw oIt. Nv
praying for the extension OF patent granted to him
tho Dth day Of May, 1854. for an Improvement In Hot
Water Apparatus, FOR years fTOm the expiration
Of said patent, which takes place on the Sh day Of
May. 1868;
Patent Office on MONDAY, the llth day Of May next,
at clock, m and all persons are notified 70 appear
and show cause, " any they have, why said petition
ought not 10 be granted. =.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 ale IN
writing at least tgsntI days before the day Of hear
the said hearing must be taken aud In
eordance with the rules Of the Office. which will be fur
Depositions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
mony must be fled In the office iosnv days before the
day Of hearing; the arguments any, within ten days
after hlng the testimony . .
Ordered also, that this 19tice DO published in the
q. and in the Times. New York. n 7 once a week
for three successive weeks the nrs q said
A. NJ. STOUT,
mh5.Th9 Actin Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-14

n(5fs CARD.-JOHNNY REESE takes
W. pleasure 10 announcing to his friends and the
public generally, that he has assumed the propTetor
ship OF the COTTAGE RESTAURANT, 49, Tenth street.
next door to Surgeon Generals Once, Gate Ford
Theatre, where no will be pleased to see his friends
and prepared to dispense to them tho good things Of
this lie, OF which he has good stock Of the best
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RECEPTIONS.

We are authorized to announce that the ladies
of the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. Slower, will be home on Monday evenings
The evening has been fixed in lieu OF the AFTER
noon receptions, as they were last season.
SPEAKER CoLPAxs weekly receptions will
continue till the last Friday In March.
The receptions Of the Speakers mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and
gentlemen accompanying them, will be every
wednesday afternoon, from l to I p. m. Resi-.
dcnce, : Lafayette Square, Sixtesn.and. hall
street.
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MissIssIppi Convention.

JACKSON, MISS, March l3,-the bill Of rights
and the militia report were adopted. The report
OF the judiciary was considered. The Commit
tee on Contracts reported an ordinance which
was adopted, forbidding contracts intended to
influence franchise under penalty OF one hun
dred dollars line and Ave years acknowledgements.
Persons who discharge employees for the exer.
else of franchise should, upon conviction, be
fined $3.50 and be disfranchised FIVE years.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-14

RICHMOND, March dissection o franchise re-
port adopted make all eligible to Office who are
entitled to vote, and only registered voters to
serve rs Jurors, and instructing Legislature to
insert in its registration law an oath to support
the State constitution.
An ordinance was reported to prevent sales
under deeds of trust prior to April, 1866, unless
the property will bring two-thirds Of Its value
In
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From Harrisburg. Pa.-RaIlrORd Acct
dent.

HARRISBURG, PA, March l3-The Cincinnati
express which left New York last evening, met
with an accident from broken rail near Le-
bsnon, on the Reading road Two passenger cars
and the sleeping car were thrown from the track
and damaged. Mrs. Nltre, from Ireland, was Sc
riousy injured, Captain NV. Dist, 4th infantry
head injured; Dr. Settles, OF Reading, chin cut
and four or five others slightly hurt.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-14

DETROIT, March l3.--The advertiser and Tri.
tune have specials tonight from Chatham, which
state that all the bridges, except the mall road
bridge between that place and London, have
been swept away, and railroad track undermined
for three quarters OF q mile. The estimated loss
at Chatham is 100000. large number OF farms
are inundated, corps destroyed, and stock
-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-14

We CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION to the card OF
Mr.. T. Seston Donoho, who has established him.
self as attorney at-law, real estate agent, ac,
In the Intelligencer Building. Mr.. d. is native
Of Washington and has lad an extensive acquaint.
ance, for many years, with property-holders In
and around the city. To all desiring to sell or
purchase real estate, we refer to Mr.. Donoho,
believing that, by so doing, they will enhance
their interests. He is also prepared to execute
legal papers Of every form.
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Personal
y osEPH l.. PEARS SON,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
CORNER OF NINTH AND DISTRICTS.
(second Story Masonic Hail.
TINTED STATES MAILS.


L
Posr UPPIcI DgPARrxggr,(
for .6s Sf tGss State.
S% N e aEs ~ S Ss ss az R
March 81 next, to be decided By April 10 following.
prescribed BY law and commonly called the text
$50 From Abbeyillc by Copton and skipperville. to
Barnes Cross-road. ~ miles and back, once u
Leave Abbevillc Saturday Tam.
cnS yS srnS fGSS
GsIO From Cahaba to selma ID miles aud back. three
Leave GaGaLa Monday, Wednesday and Friday
feay. ssi@" Monday. Wednesday aud Friday
Arrivs at cahabs by cum. o.
esll From Piekensyille TO ColuIabes' Miss ,'a mile"
Leave Fietsassilio Monday, Wednesday and
.is GslSSSs. S and rran,
,.,, AH!ys Pletsnsyi!o $$yspns;, 70 uu., an,
Leave kasseiiSilie Monday. Wednesday and
Friday a 6:0am.
Leave Tqscumbia Monday, Wednesday and
AI TTIiaa Z, 4 Ha ! pmri by sppm.
oss frp gaF san%crdsid 10 Selma, ~ mile. aud ,.
Ls ssyS' s s%ss ESSf Monday Wednesday Ad
kSs ss$ Elm $.sSii9 Wednesday and Friday a,
Arrive at summeraeid By lO:pam.
Gsli From Troy, by Olustee Greek, Oak Grove, IA
mar, Oakley, sharpsyille and snowdown,to
Montgomery, 80 miles and back, twice week
Leave Troy Tuesday and Friday at Aam.
Arrive asStSasTS 81 and Saturday at
Arrive at Troy by 0pm. r,,,
NoTEs-Proposals must DO to carry the mall with
"celerity certainty, and security using the terms
Of die law, and they must be guaranteed by two re-
sponsbe PERSONS certified y Ms such by postmaster
No pay will bo made for trips not performed, and
for each OF such omissions not satisfactorily explained
three times the pay Of the trip may be deducted FOR
arrivals so far behind time as TO break connections
with depend ng mails, and not sufficiently excused
one fourth Of The for the trip subject
aeiency is satisfactorily explained Tor neglestng Y
take the mail from into post Office; for suheTingh
10 DO destroyed, robbed, or lost and Tor re-
fusing, after demand, convey the mall frequsnty
as the contractor run Or y concerned IN ax
or the instructions Of the Department He nay alter
the schedule ofdopartpres and arrivals and Also
an increase Of service by allowing therefor prS Lqsr
Increase on the contract pay, He may also eurAlH
discontinue the service, whole or In part A. Pr
rata decrease Of pay, allowing one m onIn e dA
sSppensatop on he amount q sseoSS Assistant
Postmaster General,, suPerseri3ed 'froposA"'
Por forms OF proposal, &c., and osher iniotmhuon'
SEQ Of October 81 1855, And this date
in pamphlet fOrm at the pIhRIfsg " w. RHIpiLL.
ja?8-Th6w Postmaster osAsfAi'