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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-07
,8UCTIOH Stiles.
pyF A Kcrhv. Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
" ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA
On SATURDAY, the 18th day of May, 1872, at
II clock M, in front Of the City Hotel, in AL
exandria, Va, the undersigned, as Commission
ers of the Circuit Court for the city of Alexan-
dria Va, under the authority OF a decree passed
at the November term, 1871, OF said Court, in
the suit of Swami ct al Us. Wallack ct H., will
offer for SALE al public auction, in two parcels,
the following described REAL ESTATE, the
properly of the late William T. Swami situated
in Alexandria county. near Four Mile run, and
living on both sides Of the county road, about
four miles from Washington city. The tract on
the south side of the county road adJolns said
road, and the lands of Thomas w. Swami, and
T. L. Sanborn, and contains Is a., r. and Up;
has no buildings upon it; title believed to be un-
questionable. The tract on the north side of the
county road adjoins said road and the land of
VIM. N Brown, and contains ~ a, Or. and 5p.;
has no buildings upon it, title believed to be
unquestionoble Correct piats of the above
tracts can be seen at the office OF A. y u 4.
Stuart The sale to be made upon the following
Terms: Three hundred dollars to be paid in
cash upon each parcel at the time of sale; the
residue in three equal annual instalmcnts, for
which the purchaser is to give his notes, bearing
interest from the day of sale the tteto be wit h
held until all the deferred payments are made.
All State taxes, county levle., &c, exclusive OF
the current year, to be paid under the direction
of the Court out of the cash payments
JNO. S. CHAPMAN, Cor,,nrs
ALBERT STUART, o'''''' -
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sE.N.UER RESORTS.
rAPON SPRINGS AN d b. THS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, w. VA,

Via Winchester, Va)
This delightful watering place has been 'hor-
oughly rcftted, and is now kept in the most
modern style Its waters are ALKALINE and
have wide celebrity for their prompt and hap
by action in DYSPEPSIA, Diseases of the
KIDNEYS and BLADDER, including CAL
CULUS, in various SKIN Diseases, and in their
admirable effects on the Female Constitution
The air of Capon is unsurpassed in all the noun
tains of Virginia for saluhr:y. elasticity an d
drvness It's
SPLENDID BATHS
were declared by Sir Henry Bulwer, when on q
visit here with Mr.. Webster, as hardly equalled
by anything he had seen in Europe.
For our pamphlet, with full particulars OF
rates, &C., apply to the undersigned by mail.
FRAZIER s. SALE, Props.
Or COOK s. CREIGHTON, Alexandria Va
Capon Springs, ap l8-lm
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AMERICAN COMPOUND LIGHT
MING ROD

NV"
has been recommended as the best.
1st. On account of its being i'll one solid piece
from tip to terminus
I'd. As presenting seven-and- one-half times
more conductivity than any other kind.
Sd. The conducting surface is of copper, (the
best known materal for this purpose)
4th. 1t costs less per foot, and takes less num-
Der of feet, under their improved mode OF put
ting up
atmospheric and ground electricity.
The enquiry has been so great that the Amer
lean Compound Lightning Rod Company have
sent their General Agent,
Prof JOSEPH ASH,
to this place, who is now engaged in erecting
rods and soliciting orders i'll this and adjoining
counties.
He has frst-class certificates, regarding the ca
pacitv of these rods, from A. L. Stewart Booths
Theatre, Pixies Opera House, New York Gus.
tom House, Bellevue Hospital, and hundreds of
others.
gs-Orders left at the City Hotel will receive
prompt attention. my 3-dlw&eo7w
TINTED STATES INTL REVENUE,
Seventh District of Virginia,
Alexandria, April "A, 1872.
The ANNUAL TAHES assessed under the
u. S. Internal Revenue law are due as follows:
Taxes on Incomes for 1871 are due and payable
April 9Oth. Special taxes for 1872 are due and
payable May 1st.
Es-The taxes as above assessed, in Alcxan-
dria county, may be- paid to me, at my ONCE,
over the Postotice from the lst to the 10th OF
May, 1872. f. Z. WHITE,
Collector of Internal Revenue.
&5~If these Taxes are not paid as above re,
qulred, personal notice will be served, by mail
or otherwise and an additional charge incurred,
according to law. ap27-tMl0
nREss GooDsl DRESS GooDs'
Just opened
= ''s SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
such as Brocades,, Striped and Plain Japs Grcn-
"dnss S''7WE f ~ sa s sId Il AK 4
NoTlcE TO HOUSE KEEPERS.
Notice is hereby given that the GARBAGE
CARTS will commence their annual rounds on
MONDAY next, 9TH inst, and will call regular
~ thereafter at all places where slops are kept
= 4. JOHN STEPHENSON,
nv 3-2w Supt. Aims House.
JUST RECEIvED-lo hhds prime English
q Island Moasses, hhds Shoulder and Side
Bacon, and Is sacks Java, Rio and Laguyrs
Coffee, together with q general assortment OF
Miscellaneous Groceries, for sale at lowest mar
ket rates by [my Al R: N: LAWSON.
DLAIN. and FANCY DOOR MATS, Dust
L ers, Window Brushes. Fine Backing
Brushes, White Wash Brushes, Brooms, w ood
and Willow Ware Of every description, DC, for
sale by GEO. McBURNEY q SON,
-zmy4 l66 and ITO King street.
MARYLAND HAMS, small and medium
Nl sizes, and small Sugar-cured Shoulders
and Breasts, for sale by
.-0 AVERY s. DAVIDSON,
my 22e King st., cor. Alfred.
!. A FRESH SUPPLY OF TEAS received
IN this day and for sale by the
',!'i., CHINESE TEA COMPANY, IT.
= IL. 80. No. II north Royal street
4 my e. Alexandria, Va
VJFINEST LIQUORS for medicinal uses
improved by age, and sold at less than similar
goods. bring in any market !,
my4 .G!:I>L,>* i X. nj. WSON.
r AIDES READ THIS-DOLLY VAR
IL DEN MEAL SIEVES; a nice article, for
sale by [apl7l CARLlN q SONS.
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Diver ROUTE.
The steamer WAWASET will rcsuner her
TWO TRIPS WEEK to usual rT"=.
landings on the Potomac, on TU ES- $3.50
DAY, March 5, 1872, leaving Washington ut s
a m. and Alexandria ut IT. III.
Tuesdays trip, including informed
ings, to Currioman. late land
Fridays trip, including intermediate landings
to Gone river. $. 5. HOWISON,
President Potomac Ferry Co
s. GEDNEY. Gen. Sup't. feb 23-tf
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TTRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND NEAR
l. HERNDON DEPOT, w. & 0. r. R.--By
virtue of II deed of trust from John 5. Seebod
and Adaae, his wife, to the undersigned, bear
ing date April 30th, 1861, and of record on the
land records of Fairfax county, book ID, No. 4,
page 81 and for the purposes in said deed set
forth, shall, on MONDAY, the 10Th Of May,
1872, Court day in front of the door of the Court
House of Fairfax county, sell, by public AUCTION,
to the highest bidder, all that TRACT or
TRACTS OF LAND conveyed by said deed
and containing in the aggregate 1919 acres and
l43 poles. This land lies on the Ok road -.
miles from Herndon depot adjoining Radcliffe,
Newman and others; has thereon good EzsA
FRAME DWELLING, recently improv- .l =saElA
ed, with the usual ut-buldings; an abundance
of hard wood is we'll wntcrcd, and the soil Sus-
ceptibe of high state of cultivation.
Terms Of Sale: Enough cash i'll hand to pay
the expenses of sale, including commissions, ana
the sum Of 81 SSH, with interest from the 10Th
of June. 1870, and the residue on credit OF one,
two and three years, to bear interest from day
of sale, and be secured by lien on the property
sold. The trustee will convey such tltIe rs Is
vested in him by the deed of trust, which is be-
lirved to be good. B. CAY WOOD, Trustee
Fairfax county ap .0-w4w
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YNU CORN GRO w + Rs.
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$ 1000
WORTH OF CARRIhG Els

will be entirely exhausted during the next
month, and in all probability another order for
an additional
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From the unprecedented sales during the past
four weeks, it is moro than probable that this
extraordinary purchase of
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Just opened
A beautiful line Of
SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
such as Brocades, Striped and Plain Japs, Grcn-
adnes, Suitings, SC. Call and see them at
my4 WILMER 81 SLAYMAkER'S.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 0, 1872.
ARRIVALS.


Steamship City OF Washington tBr) Jameson Liver.
pool May and Qnee1stown 29h, with mdse and 1883
passengers to John q. Dale. Had moderate weather.
stesmship Europa DI, Campbell glasgow via Movilie
May with mdse and 626 passengers Henderson Bros
s,Sa0s Ssns Pa Nantucket passed Steamship
steamship Gen Sedgwick, Eyans New Orleans May 70
and Havana June =, with mdsc and passengers TO II
Riverside, rom New Orleans for Hayre 9TH 81 Ion
" 10 bark IIobrook, from Sagua for Baltimore; 9th
~ miles south of Barnegat steamers Ariadne, 81
LOUIS and Il 6ouder. hence bound south. =
Steamship George Washington, eager, New Orleans
June with mdse and passengers TO B Cromwell Co
June lat 80 TO- Ion 70 &c. spoke bark Hobrook from
Cardcnas for Baltimore.
Steamship Western Metropolis Quick, New Orleans
June !, with mdse and passengers, ID Baker.
Steamship WyaDokc, Couch Richmond. City Point and
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Marine Disasters.

ss sHs ss% FL 5 @ qasvs
B.r4yIA April lsIA telegram from T,atjan from the
caps as s the sass as T
y ana will be towed to this port
Miscellaneous.
BARK GLOBE was sold at auction Mt New Bedford 9Th
inst TO Henry Thomas for ss77s one,eighth Of bark
Joseph Maxwell, now at sea, at the rate of $4,000
Bartlett Sons Of New Bedford ana viii Hii BE- Withdrawn With
M s s nsM 1 aba q b @
cubic tons rsmslkSSy handsome timber which viii III
sAfR
Ses saed Elder SVs1SSsd
deck and nSs % the hove and
sible TO reach the poor fellow.
81 sqcssBCr Me- June by Gem
commanded mar BY Capt Parker err" 10 DC
sioop Of some . tons owned By Fhsms, Of East
Port Jefferson. on the 18th ult
Notice to Mariners.
FORT or AScoNA-ApRIArrc-IrALv
port Will be Be ehanaRea IN
order mark a me nc more
sbt viii BE- substued IN place Of The white light At
Where when he sea runs too high for beacon
viii substituted for he red ss hSero used @n'e '
Whalemen.
Cleared at New Bedford June g. schr Eliza Adams
Hamblin for Pacific Ocean.
Spoken.
Schr Frances Emma (Br), from Carthagena for Phila-
dephia tand supplied with provsions), June l. lat
Foreign Ports.
BoxsAy May 4-Arrived, bark Limerick Lass, Heaton,
BsIisS, Hon. May 2s-In pora bark Pallas, from New
CARpKNls, May si-Arriyed,, bark Olivia Davis, New
Knowles Small Philadelphia John Bird, Sleeper, Car.
sniIsd sst. bark comery, Sierra Morena: briggs
Laura a nSrsn & aon mat,erss
schr Arthur Burton Fr9hock, DO. ,.,.o c.
land al barks Santivy l3, Casey Casey, Norfolk 80,
3D. Flae 9Br sapdiSra New . YORK vor oor,or.. ~.
ria Antonio spj Aiyarcs New York schI Island belle
Rujai Pascagcuia Sd, brig Susie Short Hammond Bal
MIrAszAs Juno l--Arrived, brig Jeremiah, Ford, New
York. schr Robert Wing Chadbournc, Boston. I
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

FOOtlight Flashes.
The Georgia Minstrels open at Lima Edwin's to-
Sam Sharpley's Minstrels have change OF bill
tonight.
Signor Bitz has been added to the list Of Tony
PASTORS stars.
The summer season at the Olympic opens next
week with schneider" Fox takes farewell
benefit on Tuesday.
Theodore Thomas and his magnificent orchestra
continue to delight the crowds that flock nightly to
Central Park Garden.
'The Swamp Angels" will be produced at the
BOwery tonight, with the LOwery brothers in their
most iendish character.
III Trovatore," in English form, will be the at
traction at Bryants Opera House tonight. The
principal artists OF the Seguin Troupe will appear
Miss Ella Burns, the young actress who until
short time since was one of the stars Of the Brook
Ign Theatre, will appear at Wallack's this summer
Josh Hart says that although the stage OF the
solid mass Of re and smoke there 10 n@ nre ns oe
30 much the better.
The young prima donna Miss Pauline Canissa rel
Gently sang at the AriOn Hall some OF Abt's songs
at q concert in which the composer took part Her
graduated by Abt.
The veteran actor, D. O. Anderson, will have
matinee benefit on Wednesday next at Booths, on
the occasion OF his retirement from the stage. Mr.
ET NJ B %Sams Play IN en Cesar de
This is the last week OF the season at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre, and on Saturday night article
Az VIII be presented FOR the seventy-seventh time
success has perched upon Days banners for sea-
sons past at this charming bttou theatre; but
during the term now drawing to a close this sue
comedy running to crowded houses for 2OO con-
secutive nights, such as was the case with
divorce" is something unheard Of in the annals
OF the drama Long runs have become the dis
tinguishing CHARACTERISTIC OF the Fifth Avenue
Theatre, and next season We may, likely have
play presented which will hold the boards for the
entire season.
Mrs James A. Oates is reaping n rich harvest OF
laurels and greenbacks at the Union Square Thea
tire. Mr. Palmer has lately become the business
manager OF this establishment. The proprietor
Mr.. Sheridan Shook, has made arrangements for
the fall season that promise to place the theatre In
the front rank OF metropolitan establishments. The
following artists have been engaged for the COM
pany next season Agnes Ethel Plessy Mordaunt,
Miss Emily Mestayer, Miss Jennie Lee, Miss Phls
Glover, Miss May Griswold, Miss Fanny Hayward,
Miss Kitty Blanchard, Miss Laurens, Miss Holland,
Miss Fowler, Miss Close, Miss Thorpe, d. II. Har-
kins, stage manager; Mark Smith, Mckee Rankin,
George Parkes, w. b. Laurens Henry MONTGOMERY
]. w. Wylder, Claude Burroughs.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN A HOTEL.

On Saturday morning a gentemanly appear
ing called at the Cooper Union Hote and desired
room, which was furnished him. About one
O'Clock he called at the bar OF the hotel and
drink glass OF brandy and soda and retired TO his
room. Yesterday morning the chambernaid at
tempted to open the door Of his room, but could
not, which fact she communicated to her
employer. The latter upon forcing open the
door found the ledger In bed dead From letters
iound In Ills possession he s supposed to be school
teacher named W. J. Malone, OF III East Fourteenth
street, Coroner Hermann will investigate the case
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MURDER FOR MURDER.

ST. LOUIS June 0, 1872.
Last Thursday, John Koesbach and Charles Ha.
herman charged with killing Adam weirshing.
were released on bail at Belleville, III. Koesbach
went to his home In Onalon, seven miles from
Belleville, where he kept saloon.
On Friday night stranger entered
the saloon, called for liquor, drank IL and started
for the door, followed by Koesbach's son. As soon
as he reached the street the stranger drew pistol
and fired two shots at Koesbach, killing him In
stantly. The murderer then mounted his horse
and rode away, being joined by other mounted men
from different parts Of the town,
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MURDER IN WEST STREET.
A Mans Skull Fractured During q
Fight-One Man Stabbed.

At half-past eleven O'Clock last night quarre,
commenced in 'front.' OF 1853 West street between
Clancy and William Morrssy, during which
Morrissy struck John Connors In the face
with his fist. The latter retaliated by drawing
large knife from his pocket and stabbing Morrissy
in the face, after which the Connors and their
crowd ran away, but were pursued by
ners party hurled large paving stone
at their pursuers which struck Morrssy on the
head, fracturng his skull. He was removed to the
from thence to Park Hospital in dying condition.
He was attended by DR.. Amibene, who
and s of the orionion he will survive until this
morning John Corners and Alum were arrested
by an oflcer of the Fifth precinct, and will be held
to await the result OF the injuries. The former of
the fighters made their escape, and are still at
large.
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A BRUTAL WIPE.

Thomas Mahony, aged fifty years, residing at
No. s21 East Thirty-second street, last night
quarrelled with his wife at their resi-
dence, and received dangerous stab In
the neck with a broken piece OF crockery.
The wounded man was removed to the Twenty
first precinct station house, where he attended
by Dr.. Purdy, and sent TO Bellevue Hospital in an
ambulance. Mrs Mahoney was arrested and VIII be
held TO await the result OF the injuries
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Ew YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE IT, ls7z-rRIPLE SHEET,

reserve the arguments FOR the future meeting.
This argument our government refused to adopt,
that the treaty required that the argu-
ments should be presented on the 18th inst, and
that the time could only be extended by treaty to
that eject. It win thus be seen that, without
their position, the British government
PROPOSE TO SUBMIT THEIR ARGUMENT,
provided we unite In the request for an adjourn
ment for eight months.
To the proposition Of the British government for
the postponement OF arbitration our government
refuses to unite. If the British government
desires to make such an application as is
set forth in the sketch OF draft, 1t must
be done by It's agent alone. 1t is within
the power OF the Board OF Arbitration after the ar
guments are presented to postpone the arbitration,
to allow the respective governments to elucidate
any point or points upon which there may
be doubt In the mind Of the arbitrators. The
protest contained In the British proposition, 1t is
believed, may be SUFFICIENT to justify the extension
Of time asked for and If the Board should so decide
1t is understood that our government would have
no right to object, but we positively
DECLINE TO BE PARTY TO ANY INTERFERENCE
with the terms OF the treaty without q new treaty
stipulation. 1t is understood here that the object
in postponng eight months is to bring the next
meeting shortly after the opening OF the next
session Of Parliament, and without Immediately
assuming
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF BREAKING THE TREATY.
The State Department has prepared the full cor
respondence to be sent to Congress tomorrow.
This Is the situation Of affairs at a late hour to-
night.
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A BRUTAL HUSBAND.

MIS- Kate Curtis, aged nineteen, OF So James
street, was kicked In the abdomen by her husband
last night and seriously injured. She was removed
Curtis made his escape. - - 'S'
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THE QUESTION IN ENGLAND
The English Member About to Leave for the
Seat Of Conference.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 8, 1872.
Chief Justice Sir Alexander Cockburn the British
member OF the Board Of Arbitration announced at
Court yesterday that he was about to leave for
Geneva to be present at the meeting OF the Tribu-
nal on the 18th instant.
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Average temperature yesterday. .......... Tx
last year. TAX
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT., \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June lO-l A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON ID. G., June 1O-l A. NJ.
Probabilities.
Southerly winds veering to westerly, cloudy
weather and areas Of rain prevail over the New
England and Middle States on Monday, followed by
clearing weather on Monday night partially cloudy
but clearing weather and westerly winds from the
Eastern, Gulf and South Atlantic coasts to Lake
Erie and upper lakes; falling barometer and winds
backing to southerly over the Northwest.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty hours in COM
parson with the corresponding day OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
macy, HERALD Building:--
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MIsCELLANEOUSs III $50
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY ODTA tNED FROM
IA the courts of different States No pubo1tyj Advice
free. Notary Public and Commissioner for evey State
FL KING, Counsellor atLAw, - roadway !,
A BsoLUrR DIVORCES LEGALLY oBrA.NED FROM
~ Courts OF different Ststes legal everysnere; deser
ton, Ac mllcient cause no pub!ic!k ESgu'rsd; mo-
log 1890 NJ HOUSE, Attorne ~ Brosdway. !
HUMAN HAIR AIE,-4 OUNCES INCH SWITCHES
FIRST quality Hair not dyafe pI,ccs Gn{ aa1r
importer who reails at whQhr Ar,i,w ~ CAnLbS v.
PEGkHAM. 6s7 broadway AS ~ xw ~ 0yh
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S HIP NC NEW S.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises. $50. % Moon sets. eve IL IA
Sun sets. .... 730 High water. eve IL 81
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH JUNE.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE BE-
i tween San Francisco, japan ano China
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT

,w WASHINGTON June 8 ls73
the act e az
flee Department Tor the year ending june So Which
SECTIONS are in the words and AZ suTss loowis VIZ
hereby authorized to contract with the bidder
% ssfs the S oS s as %
hs fsy @ o % said at Of an e
saticn not to exceed the rate per voyage now paid
and 'ns Ssna
Re and the yspssye con
'R Be
ts All s
steamships accented for said service shall be S
6e Ipilt Of iron and with their snsnes and mac6inery
the United States in war, and before
sssS|ss sSs, ssrs %' ,sssrsssy "S NAVY
1 oa ss pcSn cd w pnSasd s % al
the % sss 81 re sts.
% ss hs be e. c"s sy %s4s &
n1s w Sts or the act. spsesa ss act 81
S.a n.ss he hen.
Tor the use Of The United states any Of the steamers Of
s% ovse pa sSs S m ca
ss Inc 's he sRsf
Thas il the contract for the increase 9f the
t. ssmImSnthy service shall be made with the Pacific
terss ,as payable under such contract shall BE-
@ % q sSS @ ns ai S 5
York FrsHsI:ses fstS%as
no sy the a rs Mail s
M pP to S% for hs mail
wen as to the Pacific MAI SNd SSSsss%%ss1sIp Company
s' tie
states means q sadiiionsl monthly line q
cSs snd 81 net s'
sn and rip N Sns Keea G
ne main sf
ten ia Gd @ h S It DAY % e.
4 ss @
sailing days stating the proposed days and hours Of de-
Ss s
50 oss the
ryss s
to be subject to the approval Of the Postmaster
nS a. Se ss s MAY s
The steamships offered the service must Be Ameri
forming TO The requirements Of the laws suthoaine the
and before they will be
be detailed Tor hat purpose by the Secretary Of the
Proposals conform in all particulars to the prov
Sa rSs
and Of the above cited act Of June l6 and must DO
he Bidder or bidders and ther sSaanors are men
property and abundany able To make good their tender
and guarantee.
The bidder or bidders must be American citizen
citizens
The bidders name ana residence and the name Of each
member OF the Arm, when partnership offers, should %
be accompanied by duly nuhentcated copy Of the
and directors
All bids exceeding the Of 5000 must be accompa.
the Postmaster General upon some solvent national
bank, han5 per centu OF the amount OF years
pay proposed in such bid bids such check or dra 70
be subject 10 all the conditions aud provisions OF existing
laws In respect 10 forfeiture.
expressly forbidden by law. such assignments or trans
fers null and void aud the Postmaster General Il re-
CURED to determine any contract In case OF Its being un
Proposals should be sent under seal 70 "Thc supern.
tendcn Foreign Nails with the words Mail Propo-
sails apan and China route" written the face
the address and they should be despatched n time e DO
of Monday the 18th day OF August next which will be the
last day receiving proposals under this advertisements
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"MoNKs, .POPEs AND THEIR POLITICAL IN.
wi triguear by John Aiberner; vol limo, SS pages
prlcc 81 %: appeal TO freemen which should b. read
y, very cuzep jyst published and for sale by LEE
By booksellers generally.