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Railroad routes not advertised.

Railroad routes not advertised.
36l2 From Plumnerville to Frederick, miles
and back, three times week, by
schedule of departures and arrivals sat
isfactory to the postmaster at Plumner-
Vile.
1926 From College St. James to Breatheds-
Vile, miles and back, three times
week, by a schedule of departures and
arrivals satisfactory to the postmaster
at College st. James.
Proposals invited for six-tImes aweek
service.
1858 From Conococheague, by Fairview and
Cearfoss, to Mason and Dixon, PAP
10 miles and back, three times week
Leave Conococheague Monday, Wednes-
day, and Saturday at p. M.
Arrive at Mason and Dixon by ?: m.
Leave Mason and Dixon Monday, We'd
nesday, and Saturday, at 4;3O P. M:
Arrive at Conococheague by 1880 P. m.
1854 From Dundee to Skipton, % miles ana
back, once week, by q schedule oil
departures and arrivals satisfactory TO
the postmaster at Dundee.
86sj From Westminster. by Mexico IN o. aud
Snysdersburgh, IN o. to Manchester,
10 miles and back, once week.
Leave Westminster Saturday, at a. m.
Arrive at Manchester by II m;
Leave Manchester Saturday at p. m.
Arrive at Westminster by r. m.
Proposals invited for twice q week ser.
vice.
1886 From Suitsville to Lanham, 4 miles and
back, three times a week, by sched-
ule Of departures and arrivals salts
factory to the postmaster at Suits
vile.
Proposals also invited for service. omit
ting Lanham, and ending at Wilson 5
Station, In o.
S6s7 From Mullken Station IN o. by Mitchell
Vile and Shepherds Store, to West
River, II miles and back, three times
aweek
Leave Mulliken Station Tuesday, Thars-
day, and Saturday at 9 a M:
Arrive at West River by II M,
Leave West River Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at p. M.
Arrive at Mulliken Station by p. m.
Proposals invited for six-times a'week
service.
1868 From Duffield to White Plains Station.
(B. 4 P. Il. r., % miles and back.
three times a week, by schedule OF
departures and arrivals satisfactory to
the postmaster at Duflield.
36S9 From Port Tobacco to Murdoch Station,
(B 4 p. X. r., 2 miles and back, six
times week, by schedule satisfactory
to the postmaster at Port Tobacco, and
making connection with trains north
and south.
$500 From Lake Roland, by Brooklandville,
to Stevenson's Station, miles and
back, six times week, by schedule
Of departures and arrivals satisfactory
to the postmasters.
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE,
AND CERTIFICATE.
PROPOSAL.
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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, postmaster of -. State
of -, certifes, UNDER HIS OATH or OFFICE,
that he is acquainted with the above guarantors,
and knows them to be men of property and able
to make good their guarantee and that bidder
and guarant0rs are above the age Of u years.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF MARTIN
l. Iowery, Sydney Hollins, and Mary Jane
Lowery, who were held as slaves in Virginia by
Thomas Humphrey; of Carl Lowery and Carter
l.owery, formerly slaves Of Hugh Thompson,
Hillsboro, Loudon county, Virginia; and Of
Henry Butler, owned by j. Osburn, Aldina,
Virginia, and Lydia Ann Butler, owned BY p.
Osburn, Wood Grove, Virginia The parties
mentioned left Virginia in 1865
Any information concerning their Whereabouts
will De thankfully received by
ALBERT LOWERY,
Havana, Schuyler county,
f.b27.lt New York.
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febG.4t
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL. BAG LABELS
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
January 20, 1873.
| Sealed proposals will be received at this De.
partment until II O'Clock NJ, the first day Of
March, 1873, for furnishing Printed Wooden
Labels in such quantities and at such times as
may be ordered during one year from and after
! the first day of April, 1878, the whole number
Of such labels to be furnished being three hun
dred thousand, or more, if more be ordered dur
ing that period. Such labels are to be made of
suitable hard wood in oblong strips, each mea.
surfing six inces and half long, one inch wide,
and half inch thick, and to have a circular
hole through It three. eighths of an inch in diam
eter, at Il point three. quarters of an inch from
one end. Each is to have printed upon it, in
suitably large letters, the name of such post of:
flee and State or of such railway post Office, or
of such route agency as shall be specified in
schedules which will accompany each order,
and also have printed upon II, i'll small letters,
direction for its return to specified Office
Samples of the printing suitable for such labels
may be seen and examined in the Office Of the
Second Assistant Postmaster General. They
to be delivered at this Department by the
contractor at his own expense, in such quaint
ties, and al such times as may be required by
the Postmaster General
Every proposal must specify Internationally
the price for each label, fully equal in all re.
spects to the samples furnished by this Depart
ment.
The accepted bidder Will be required TO enter
into contract with bond Of FIVE thousand dol
lars, and two sufficient sureties. within ten DAYS
after the award.
No proposal will be considered unless it be
accompanied with a guarantee, signed by two
guarantors, and certificate signed BY post.
master, in the following form:
GUARANTEE.
The undersigned residing at, State Of,
undertake that, if the foregoing bid for furnish.
ing Printed Wooden Labels be accepted by the
Postmaster General, the bidder will, within ten
days after such acceptance, enter into the re-
CURED contrac: and bond with good and sufficient
sureies, 10 furnish such labels in the quantities
and upon the terms and conditions mentioned in
the advertisement Of the Postmaster General,
dated the twentieth Of January, 1873.
CERTIFICATE.
Tie undersigned, postmaster at-,State Of
-, certifes, under his oath Of office, that he is
acquainted with the above guarantors, and knows
them to be men Of property, and able TO make
good their guarantee.
Dated-
Proposals should be incl0sed in q sealed en-
velope, Endorsed distinctly, Proposals for Mail
Bag Labels, and be addressed 10 the Second
Assistant Postmaster General, Washington, ID. c.
The proposals received will be opened, read,
and verified the first day Of March, 1873, at IL
O'Clock NJ, in the Office OF the Second Assistant
Postmaster General.
JNO. A. J. CRESWELL,
febest Postmaster General.
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The undersigned, --, whose post office
address is -, county of -, State of
-, proposes to convey the mails Of the nj
ted States, from July l, 1873, to June 80, 1876,
on route No., between - and -,
under the advertisement Of the Postmaster Gen
eral, dated December /, 1872, with CELEBRITY,
certainty, and security" claw of June 8, 1872, }
for the annual sum of - dollars.
This proposal is made NTH fill knowledge Of
the distance of the route, the tceigH Of the mail
to be carried, and all other particulars an refer
ence to the route and serUice; and, also, after
careful examination Of the laws and instructions
attached TO advertisement Of mail service; and Of
the provisions contained in the act Of Congress Of
June 8, 1872.
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OATH REQUIRED By SECTION 246 OF
AN ACT OF CONGRESS, APPROVED
JUNE 8, 1872, TO Be AFFIXED TO
EACH BID FOR CARRYING THE MAIL,
AND TO BE TAKEN BEFORE AN OF
FlCER QUALIFIED TO ADMINISTER
OATHS.
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.-'r, .r-g II. 'e.tirn1ny Of our be,t IN,
s'. H. 40 c-t-,e', e-t4bllshe, the fact that
'Hs'Lf iLDIoaAL viii aGi dos relieve and
.'.' 'e aaieIsIs d:Driers Of the throat ani
Lang. 'a#Hl' aIy other medicine. The mot
G'H--rsi. elections q the Pulmonary ORGANS
F.-i u a.. pJ1.r; and cases II tonsump-
tiot' cHfs4 DIV THIS preparation, arc public
P. ..a'"3, 50 ra.n4Ik1b.e a. hardly 20 be be-
P. g. icy not proven bsy9nI di.pu'e
3 o rem .F = b. adequate, on which the ruil.c
..'. F.s ir san projection Is curing Coughs.
20. .'ri.iH4-E' % iaJsc serious disease l. saves
A...H '.r'i .l's', anil aIHsGut Of suffering
20. 20 D. .sIY4'sI, II challenge trial and con-
.- Is-t sees'I.aL EvrD. family ,haaA
20 ' '- tfsl f's rrY'ert4ln s.aln.t the earl.
s.. #.s.. ....I H.r4.A 4 P-'a.assrv Ae-cfia.s
N'.. ore =H..ly AZ a met, bat which Lscsfns
&. t-A1i- r-l - plteu I4;al, II neglected. Ten
der ll1S- a-c4 hi, defence; AMI l. i. uuviss -
- N'l'ai 20. A. a .af-e1layd 70 chill ,re-. amid
'"' '.-ife+-.ng dt--z.e. which bezet the Iifrlat
'tt .e'i pi cailtAS5l. CHEEET PIC4oEAL
Do l-...'H'tr' iJf, D. il. timely use uluti.
l4-.- are f'a -uei from premature yruyes. AMI
t'"l 20 i.r .3ys aut affection centred on them.
J. ai'' -'s-i..E AL .44ely again.t ordinary eosf.
'~- '5.nE oYlai and hellti-resto-in- s.esp. ~
"' !. 'a;~r 'foGhirs4ue Infiurbla and rain
.i' Bfolcaiti-, when tasy know how eas,.y
i.i-t r1u f- run-i
Originally 'h- product Il long. labo,;ou.. nrt
.''e--'inl chemical ay -,ilzaio1, ~ cda, OF tol
D 'isAi"i Ia in4sisg every boSgle IN the u,rno.,
i-'.'''i" f-ericr;.p1. /, may BE- eOusteu,iy 70
~ nrln o.. lps-elsns all the virtue. IL has eve,
~A"'hH-i, sui capable u producing cuyrx =.
"'-i''' ah1 ~ the greatest & LA ever effected.
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Ayers
cherry PectOral,
Fer D.s5a3cs Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoCpins
Dough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

AmBZ the great
d.scDIrTi,s 81 m..lert
scIcn@e. few Hfe vt
more real value %
mankind than ihi, -f
iectual RENE q fJr all
disease Of ~: throat
aHi Lang. 4 vast
trial al is virtues,
throughout thiB AT
cher couatr.es, has
Shown that il d1a8
l..-af d. ~ n
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PHYSICIANS ATTENDING UPON SMALL.
POX PATIENTS

/, shall be the duty Of every physician resi-
dent OF the District Of Columbia, or otherwise
attending upon any person affected BY small
pox within said District, 10 report 10 the Board
Of Health said case Of small pOx within twelve
hours after his first visit and discovery Of the
disease Of said person, the name and residence
Of said person, whether the room or residence
in which said person may be situated and al.
tended has been and Is famigAied and disin.
fected according to the Rules and Regulations
aforesaid. CHRIS. c. cox, II. D.,
President Board Of Health.
Attest: d. w. Bliss, NJ, d., Secretary.
Approved: Ii. ID. CooEE, Governor. ja3Oi.
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PRESIDENT GRANT.

For two subscribers, with the money, 50, We
will send two copies of the paper one year and
present the person sending US tho names with
l.ittleiield's Splendid Steel Engraving OF Pres
dent Grant by mail postpaid, carefully put up
on roller. This engraving costs three thousand
dollars, and the Impressions sell for three dol
lars each
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Cash Premiums!

For ten years subscribers We will give a
cash premium Of 81; for - yearly sub
scribers, SO; for 100 yearly subscribers
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nIsTRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
- BOARD OF HEALTH

WAsHISGTos. b. c., Dec. %. 1877
1t is hereby ordered and resolved b. the
Board Of Health Of the District Of Columbia,
that the ''Rules and Regulations in regard to
Small po1, heretofore made and promulgated
by the Board Of Health aforesaid and approved
by the Governor Of said District, be amended
as follows, 10 wit
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O UR Pre- MIU M s,

To any one sending US subscribers, with the
cash, at our subscription rates, we will forward
per express premiums in accordance with the
following. Address Frederick Douglass, Jr.,
Lock Box 81, Washington, ID. c.:
- Value.
For 10 subscribers Swiss Gold Watch $50 90
For 30 subscribers Sily. AM Watch. 40 90
For 20 subscribers Swiss Lover Watch 10 90
For II ubscribers set Sily. Tea Spoonl.sO 90
For 10 subscribers Gold Thimblc....... 100
For subscribers cash........................ $50
LITTLEFIELD'S
SUPERB STEEL ENGRAVING
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bidder for convey

oAl no.
|, - -, of -, bidder for convey
ing the mail on route No. -, from
do swear that have the ability pecuniarily to
fulfill my obligations as such bidder; that the
bid is made in good faith, and with the intention
to enter into contract and perform the service in
case said bid shall be accepted and that the
signature Of the guarantors thereto are genuine,
and that | believe the said guarantOrs 10 be Pc
cuniarily responsible for and able TO pay all
damages the United States shall suffer by reason
of my failing to perform my obligations as such
bidder. -.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, -, for
the - of -, this - day of -, A. D.
1877 and in testimony thereof | hereunto sub
scribe my name and attix my official seal the
day and year aforesaid.
- [sEAL.
NorE-When the oath is taken before JUS
tice of the peace, the certificate Of the clerk Of
a court of record should be added, under his
seal of office, that the person who administered
the oath is duly Qualified justice Of the peace
INSTRUCTIONS To BIDDERS AND POST
MASTERS:
CONTAINING ALSO CONDITIONS TO BE ISCOgPoRA
TED Is THE CoSTRAcTs TO THE EXTENT THE
DEPARTMENT MAY DEEM PROPER.
l. Seven minutes are allowed to each inter
mediate Office, when not otherwise specified, for
asserting the mails.
2. On routes where the mode Of conveyance
admits of it, the special agents of the Post Office
Department, also post Office blanks, mail bags,
locks and keys, are to be CONVEYED without extra
charge.
8. Way bills or receipts, prepared by post
masters or other agents of the Department, will
accompany the mails, specifying the number
and destination Of the several bags, 70 be exam
ined by the postmasters, TO insure regularity in
delivery n kan nd
4. No pay will be made for trips, not per-
formed; and for each of such omissions, if the
failure be occasioned by the fault of the CON
tractor or carrier, three times the pay Of the
trip will be deducted. For arrivals 30 far be-
hind time as break connection with depending
mails, and not sufficiently excused, one fourth
OF the compensation for the trip is subject TO
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The attention Of bidders is called to the 4th
section Of the Post Office appropriation act OF
March 8, ISL, which requires that all BIDS OF
5000 aud upward shall be accompanied by
check or draft of not less than FIVE per cent. OF
such bid.
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Bidders will examine carefully the forms and
instructions annexed.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me, -, for
the - of -, this -- day of -, A. D.
1877 and in testimony thereof | hereHnto sub
scribe my name and atfix my official seal the
day and year aforesaid.
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United STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND.
Posr OFFICE DIR RTsEyT,

Posr OFFICE DEF RrxEyT,
WASHINGTON, December /, 1s52
Proposals will be received at the Contract
Office of this Department until P. m, OF
March 3, 1873, Ito be decided on or before
March 20, 1871 for conveying the mails OF the
United States, from July /, 1873, to June 80,
lsI6. in the State of Maryland. on the routes
and by the schedules Of departures and arrivals
herein specified.
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Deposits of fee cents or any larger amounts
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public interest may be subserved thereby; and
to require, when necessary, new designs, dies,
rolls, plates, colors, and water marks equal in
every respect to those supplied by the Govern
ment, to be furnished within a reasonable time
at the contractors cost, subject to the approval
of the Postmaster General. And it is expressly
understood that all dies rolls plates, and water
mark rolls made or used at any time during the
existence of the contract, shall be the absolute
property of the United States, and shall be de.
livered in good working order to the Postmaster
General, or his authorized agent, whenever de-
handed
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LII I.LtlLID =
SUPERB STEEL ENGRAVING
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Tie undersigned, postmaster at, State O
-, certifes,, Under his oath Of office, that be i.
acquainted with the above guarantors, and know,
them to be men Of property, and able to make
good their guarantee.
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EXTENSION.

Should the interest ofthe Government require,
this contract may be extended beyond the time
named, not exceeding three months, by Order of
the Postmaster General, and the contract prices
and all conditions herein set forth shall govern
in such extended CONTRACT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

To Ne Elser q ~ Gasstss;
pRAk Sis: \ nambcr Of eomPlalnss have been
paas IA regard to The driaking that gees % On
board the steamer KilAeea. that Is ia the cabin,
By some Of the genllsmsa passengers. Many
ladies have eeen made very ~ By the ssoneh q
liquor being added 10 The snell they expect TO
sadsrA. and as The inten,ion Of the Govsrnment
and the agent Of the steamer Is to transport pas
ssoESrs, As well % they Gao, hope tha, the
practice viii b tlSwea Yono truly,
coon TSNrtAR.
TRESARkS-The above e = matter not very
easily controlled, Is every person on every pss-
seogSr vessel has the right TO carry aud drink
What hs chooses. So lOpg as there is no bar on
board the steamer and the cabin is the only place
wherS passengers can take their accustomed gTog
ra,iOns, We see no remedy for the evil complained
Of. Oaensiys IS il undoubtedly is to some men,
a0d to ell ladies,
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Az EprroE On HIS TkAvEIS-we had visit orc
DAY asss vr~k. f-O9 :. Z Cb4rss~riain, ESQ, whS,
teouSa rstive oflhess lsaBas, has ecvn livi1g IL
Nhhsal t0r foerssea yesrs esgagSe Ia the F-sesiSe
Of law an6 for several wars eou1ecfea With the s.
Joseph Esru6 as editor, BE s h poor health. and
proposes 10 uskc the tear OF the Esar3s In one Of
the hts tsszes q his paper, ne sre The following
vSry e4y,srtng slRsi0u to him frv1 the pen Of his
scccSssors
Orr r,s rEx SANpwfcE IS-ANpS-J Z Chsu-
eertin ESc for fo1r wears shS able editor OF this
papSr. XXI Josh. tsst Friay srehis to sisit
his nstive hone ard aged mother in the Sandwich
lSlzns> Foe abosI tAirteeR yeArs Mr.. CaaC,bsrisin
has sSSn rsStesi q tbs eo0usy and fa over tour
wears has oern ithfal recorder In The eolauins OF
The Es-rf of passing svputS in this loealitv most
earnest advocate * The eeSt iRsecest Of Northern
Berrisn 81 JcsePh and this whole fruit district the
the grvst sus rSsioo Of the vest DeFi1g this time
% paper in the wsst has been mere aely ssitsS
than the Es-clE un3er his ecItorShiP ard COW that
be hss go1S f-oui among his eors viii be bette
segregated than NhSr Be sss k<rx. He sues 70 The
Islands which he ieit sa1e Eftsee Yea rs sso vita
the hope Of rs-ainirz rs accustomed keal;h which
had ecSn t1iiiug for scuse tiue post host Errn
ffisRaS II tbs lCezlty Wish biz, pleasant trip On
hiS oeruey Of 500 miles, happy welcome 70 home
s-c trtercs snc Improved hS2Nh Ia the bSzutifel
climate Of the Sa1dNich Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

srTKEJs 6ENE FHsE MEEEcos-SsEs has bssa ~
s.frsd =. WIshzE-aa JAY IS. f-oz sss Aztseis.
Tax. the ksAz s-a--a-r Ct Gsa- Agar. eszzazsizS
tks seFsrtzest. he NsIsaa rEzsrzl, Es-ssszz,
vas a5rsz-szg q the Eis Gr1es. Il tie had q 3
ssrEsz- Ez.stiy Es1s a us1uf b zst usw ksssu,
bat IL aa-zrzI izssr-1es = taas Ezeb =syszsaf e
% larE- bsIy e trssrs zzEr Be WIKI hssis Eztss-
zas So Z -. Ir-i-g izt=E-us- EAy he Issksz az
Al aIzsst Ezy EsGszt- II fasss Il vas EsAsed i
sssu-zi ss.rssEs hat Ts1zs psSr lad bee. rsesivsd
ksrs ssus1azg th- Furte-IErr & ls.Fsr1ts szrags-
7s1<. 81 jay ). between A.sriszs tzsoFs ssd
l4rrs dstaekzszt e Ms1isEa sruops 1ss Ki.hnpss
IaziazG- Oar f---sG ~ . have bssz Sistsr-
auHs huG that Cen Maeks1rtT kflsd- On fz4ziry
VI faz tsat ths Ear DsFa<ur-s lad nat rsssissd any
aeEeaaI adrissn u azy sssh englrs=sst.a and knew
nsshtzg z1rs q : ts1z sssn.ss rszsr- II szez =.
eazEsze1t bad s1ksn plaes. nauE sfsszs ssrt nnst
asE rsa<h zzEts-T s'E.--.rs n Sss hEz Z . ssEy
sA1r- ei1s-
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6kAsSRoEFEES>-we n0slSs that tAsss PSsss arr
tsSre2slng Sspia,y. eoie1y seost this city, They
AAvs eeea in,rcGseSa il The hay brought fron Cali
fo-rlA uhSrs te<y are WY ruutTou& II The
nerteeru part q that Ssts Il Is said that they
eatirg up every green thing. A e0yresPossent in
eoe q the Papszs says NE n,eaaOna entirely
DESTROYED ~ them. BE tells Of oee ten or twelve
ssla Of wheat, NAisA ee saw az enc oNSloek P,
v. Gee cay, voeu J, lookec Ereea ard as tair as
any eeld Of grain he had ever seen- Returning ~
L t~O Aesrs Afterwards, As to1aa Il esG eeeu invsa
81 By sry Of gr=sseoPPrrs. and thai rs aSstrnc
tics vas s&teoro1gh and ecDplsee a. L il bad e-en
everrun BY Thousand hez3 Of cattle Thy are
Goi1k an i,aES1Se za0SEtof Ssasgs 10 tbs yslseyn
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