Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1856, Page 12

am Arrive et Brownington same day by 7 pm wre Brownington daily, except at am Arrive at samheday by7 pm. 3413 From Pittsburg, by Alleghany, Etua, Talley Corey, Bakerstown, y Rock, North Liberty, London, Mercer, arthogic, Sheak- ville ard’s, Mead’ ‘oodcock, Eerste back, eo 8 Leave Pittsburg ‘aaily, except Sunday, at 9 am Arrive at Steubenville same day Leave Steubenville daily, of Wheeling yatSpm t Steubenville sameday by 2pm Leav Steubenville daily, except Sunday; at 6 A at Pittsburg same dey by 2 p m. 416 From Pict burg, by Rich Valley, Walker's Mille, Noblestown, Candor, B: y Cross Creek Village, Patterson’s Mills, and Independence, to —— Va, 39 miles and back, twice a wi Lesve Pittsburg Tuesday and Thursday at 7 Ardy it Bethany same days by 8 pm Lasve Bethany jonday and Friday at7a m Arrive at Pittsburg same days by pm 2417 From Pitteburg, by Carrick, Sui 's Hall, Gill Hall, Library, Fiekerile, Is City, and Bentleyville, to Beal-sville, 35 miles sud back, twice a week Leave Pitteburg Tuesdsy and Thursday at 9 am at Bealesville same by 8pm Austes ot Devas Meaty and Weleselay of 6 Arrive at Pittsburg same days by ——_ From Pittsbarg, by Moan, C:inton, Merdocks S118 From Pind Frankfort Springs, to Fairview, Va, 38 miles and back, once a week Pittsburg Saturday at 63m eet Fairview same dsy by 6p m Pittsburg! ey for a second weekly trip are invited. $419 Prom Pittsburg, by White Ash, Antrim, North ‘Washi , Apollo, Spring Chureh, Olivet, West and Bouth Bend, to Shelocta, 49 wiles and back, once a week Leave Pittsburg Tuesday at 1 pm ‘Arrive at Bhelocta next day by 6 pm Leave Bhelocta Monday at 8a m Arrive at Pittsburg next day by 12m. 9420 From Pittsburg, by Etna, Culmerville, Dorsey- omy Rural’ Ridge, and Riddle’s X Roads, to Sazenburg, 27 miles and back, once a k Pittsburg Fridey at8 am rome t Saxenburg same day by 6p m Leave Saxenburg Thursday at Sam Arrive at Pittsburg —— by& - From Dunoingsville, by Munntown Power BAal Frevll, Thomp-onville, and Upper St. Clair, to Herriott:ville, 17 miles and back, once a week Dancing-ville Tharedayat 6am one at Herrio’terille same day by 10am Pay mn same day en = mn, by Harrisville, and Wes- in, 30 miles and back, six reek petewaington daily, exeept Sunday, at 9 Pa * Franklin next day by 10a m fice Franklin dally, except Sunday, at 7 am Arrive at Brownington same day by 2p m. a to embrace East Sandy are invited; , to supply said office three times a week From Eeccomy, by New Scottsville, New Sheffield, Seventy Six, and Service, to Hookstown, 49 miles and back, once a week Leave Keonomy Friday, after arrival of the sail from Pittsburg—say at 6. am Arrive at Hookstown same day by 12m Leave Ho: kstown Friday at | pm ‘Arrive at Economy same day by7 pm. — 3484 From Beaver, by Brush Creek, to Zelienopie, 12 miles and back, once a week Leave Beaver Thursday at$ am “Arrive at Zelienopie same day by 12m tee aig Smartt} Beaver same - a aa ighton, by North Sewickley, Wartemburg, ‘and Chenango, to New Castle, @ miles and back, three 'imes a week Leave New Brighton Monday, Wednesday, ‘and Friday, on arrival of the mail from Pitts- were ote Scums same days by4 pm Arri it New rew Castle Taesday, Thursday and Set andes ot OF aghion same dayaby 1pm. ve at New $496 From New Brighton, by Brighton, Baker Bank, and Irieh to New , 22 miles and back, three times a week Leave New Brighton Monday, Wednesday, and 25 ail from $451 From Columbcs, by Carter Hill, to Wattsbur, Bay, oo aoe = = - 16 taflos and back, once s week es arrive at New Castle same ayo y Shay, Arrive at Wattsbarg supe day by ‘Z same by5pm A a a ys by 12m. re ‘ol same day by 12 m. arrive at Now Brighton si i Orraville, Ri-| $452 From Columbus, by Lottaville, Sugar Grove Pea bare, Carievin, and Reidebu to ant Best, HX. to Jametonn, miles and Giacon, $8 mies and back, three Leave Columbus Monday, Wednesday, and Leake Kittaning Monday, Wednesday, and Fridey at 8s m by railroad— Arrive at Jamestown same days by 2p m orp g op paket he malt Leave Jamestown Teesday, Thursday, and by7 Saturd: Aaseive at Clarion some 65 ards} y and Satur- Arrive at Columbus same days by 2p m. aoe a Jam 3453 From Columbus, by Stewart and Cook, to Arrive at Kittaving same days by 5 p m. Arrive tis for six times a week service are ittaning, by Oowansvil'e, Adams, Bra- dy’s Bend, and Catfish Furnace, to Rimers- , 90 miles and back, ex es 8 week to Brady’s Bend, and three residue Leave Kittaning daily, except Sunday, on ar- rival of the mail by railroad—say at 9am Arrive at Brady's Bend same day by 1 pm Leave Brady’s Bend daily, except Sunday, at Tam rrive at Kittaning same day by ll am Arr Brady's Beed Monday, Wednesday, and Pride: liipa Pe Te +h came days by 5pm Leave Rimersburgh Tuesday, Thursday, and turday at 8am Pl. at Bredy's Bend same days by 12 m. Prom Kittaning, by Rural Valley, Dayton, and Smicksburg, te Mahoning, 30 miles and back, twice a week . Leave Kittaning Monday and Friday at 80m ‘Arrive at Mahoning same days by 5 pn Leave Maboning Tuesday sad Saturday at 6 a Arrive at Kittaning same days by 3 p m. Prom Kittening, by Pine Townsbin, Serub- , Putneyville, Phenix, and Hamilton, to Panxatawaey, ds miles and back, once a week Leave Kittaning Priday at Tam Arrive at ae as day by8pm Leave Pantatawney Wednesday at 7 am Arrive at Kittaning next day by & pm. 3461 Prom Kittaning, by Cochran’s Mills, to Apol- lo, 24 miles and back, once & week Leave Kittaning Weanerday at 8am a tA Tenodsy lB Hy ee Leave Apers same dey by 5pm iddie Lancaster, Porters. milys and back, Leaes Harmony Mondsy, Wedoeeday, and Friday at 2p ™ e ive at Mercer same days by 8 p m Laave Mercer ‘Tuesday, Thuredsy, and Satur- (6am Per Harwony eee by 1 gee the! Coull a - ap ‘tnlatoavlin and Kast Sandy, t» Franklin, 42 miles and back, once & week. Leave Butler Friday at 6 Arrive at Praokiin sameday b7 Leave Franklin Thursday at 6 a Arrive at Butler same day by 6 p Proposals to ond at East Fandy,7 mies less distance; also, proposals for See-ond weekly vited. 3404 Brow baller, by Sexoubargh, Save-ville, Prop 368 From bes pms aes Arrive st Batler same days by 8 pm. Proposals to embrace are invited. From Butler, Princeton, gr font Kew Ouse miles and beck, Bald: Bruiv, to Lawrenceburg, 24 miles and dack, twice a week. Leave Butler Monday and Wednesday at 9 am Arrive at Lawrenceburg same by6pm caw Lannaatbeng Teeter Thareday n Arrive at Butler same days by 9 p m. Petersburgh, Break Ni and Palloaopls, Now Brinton, ® miles snd ‘rae an Fan a 7am Inave Now Brighten Saturday a7 222 Leave New Brighton ee Le day by 5p m. Rundell’s, =a Me! to Conneaut” ville, 19 miles and back, six times a week— Bunde'l’s and Hayfield to be ene edal ternately with McDowell’s and Harmons- Leave Meadville Jdsily, except Sunday, at 6 m astve at Conneautvillesame day by llam Leave Conneautville daily, except Sanday, at lpm e at Meadville same by 6 p m. 439 From Meadville, by Mead Cerners, Guy’s Mills, Sugar Lake, to Centreville, 32° miles and’ back, twice & week. Leave Meadville Tuesday and Thursdsy at 7 an Arrive at Gentreville same days by 6 pm Leave Centreville Wednesday Fiiday at7 am Arrive at Meadville same days by 6 p m. 3440 From Meadville, by Lis A Marahall’s Corners, Turnersville, and State Line, 0., to Kinsman’s, 28 miles and tack, twice a week. Leave Meadville Tuesday and Friday at 8am Arirve at Kinsman’s same days by 6 co Leave Kineman’s Wednesday and Saturday ats Arrive at Meadville same days by 6 p m. 3441 From Meadville, by Mead Corners, Guy’s Mills, Sugar Lake, and Wilson’s Mills, to Coopers- town, 23 mil-s and ba: a week Arrive at nm next y pm Leave Cooperstown Wednesday at 7am Arrive’at Meadville same day by 2 p m. From Meadviile, by Blooming Valley, Ran- delph, New Bichmond, Little Cooley, and iceville to Spurtansburgh, 28 miles and back, twice « week erin et ipaetaaaeee! —— echt Arrive at ‘ans! same days by 4pm Leave oe Wednesday and Satur- day at7a m acres at Meadville same days by 4 p m. 3443 From Meadville to Titusville, 28 miles and back, once a week Leave Meadville Tuesday at 8am Arrive at Titusville came day by 6 pm Leave Titusville Wednesday at 8 a m Arrive at Meadville same day by 6 p m. 2444 From Erie, by 'McKean, Well’s Corners, Edin- borough, Venango, and Saegerstown, to M_advilie, 37 miles and buck, six times a week, by plank road. Leave Erie daily, except Sunday, at 2 p m, on arrival of railroad mails—say at 8 pm Arrive at Meaivilie same day by 2p m Leave Meadville daily, except Sunday at 6 a Arrive at Erie same day by 12 m. 8445 From Saegerstown, by Comenege, Crossing- ville, and Lundy’s Lane, to Creak, 16 miles and back, three times a we-k Leave Saegerstown Tuesday, Thuriday, and Saturday atl pm Arrive at Blk Oreek ome ave by7pm Leave Elk Creek Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat- urdayatéam Arrive at Saegerstown same days by 12 m. 3446 From Fairview, by Sterrettania, and Franklin Corners, to Edinborough, 17 miles and back, once a Leave Fairview Monday at 7 am’ Arrive at Edinborough same day by 12 m Leave Edinborough londay at 2 P mn Php ticle tag aoaandhy A pr. OG Bevresbold, to BitaGsld, 31 mllee end beck, a three times a week ™ ’ Leave Wattsburg Tuesday, Thur: day, and Sat- urday at6am Arrive at Pittsfield same days by 4pm Leave Pittsfie\d Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- day at6am Arrive at Wattsburg same days by 4 p m. 3448 From Nor hville, by North East, Moorhead- ville, Harbor Greek, and Wesleyville, to Erie, 20 miles and back, twice daily, by rai road Leave Northville daily at $3 am and 3} pm Atrive at Brie same day by 10} a m and 2} p m Leave Erie daily at 9a mand j pm Arrive at Northville same day by 93 a m and iypm. 3449 From North by Greenfield and Friends, sh in, 17 miles and back, once a Lea’ orth East Tuesday at 1 pm Arrive at Marvin eam y by7 pm Leave Marvin Tuesday at 6 am Arrive at North East same day by 12m. From Pittsfield, by Garland, Spring Creek, West Spring Creek, Spartansburg, Cook, Wayne, Union Mills, aud Le Boeuf, to Wa terford, 38 miles and back, three times a week Leave Pittsfield Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat- urday at7am Arrive at Waterfcrd same days by 8pm Leave Waterford Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7 3 m Arrive at Pittsfield same days by 8 p m. 3450 Spartansburg, 15 miles and back, twice a Leave Columbus Tuesday and Saturday at 8 a yurg same days by 12m burg Monday and Friday at 1 m Arrive at Columbus same days by 6 pm. 3454 From Warren, by Irvine and Youngsville, to Pittsfield, 14 miles and back, six timesa week e Leave Warren daily, except Sundey, at 4 pm Arrive at Pittsfield same day by 8 p m Leave Pittsfield daily, exeept Sunday, at 6 am Arrive at Warren same day mae am. 3455 From Warren, by Mead, West Sheffield, Sheffield, and New Highlan4, to Ridgeway, 46 mi'es ang back, once a week Monday at7am pext day by lCawm ‘ueeday at 12m Arrive at Warren next day by 3p m. 8456 From Warren, by Germany, don, Ono- ville, Ten Mile rT Buck Tooth, to — Valley, 53 and back, once a wee! Leave Warren Monday at’ am Arrive at Little Valley nextday by 12m Leave Little Valley Tuesday at 2pm Arrive at Warren next day by 6 p m lop rg er Buck Tooth, 7 miles less ) are invited. 8467 From Warren, by Jackson Run and Chand- ler’s Valley, to Sugar Grove, 14 miles and once a week Leave Warren Tuesday at 10am Arrive at 3 Grove same day by2p m Leave rove Tuesday at 3 p m Arrive at Warren same ds: ¥L nm. 3458 From Russelsburg, by Beech cole, to Sugar Grove, 12 miles and back, once a week Leave Satarday at 8am Arrive at Sugur Grove same day by ll am Leave Grove Saturday at 1 pm Arrive at Russelsburg same day by 5 p m. a gf Rn ag a vil miles aud back, once a we k . to and back, once a week ” Leave Curlsville Monday at 7 ’. m Arrive at Corsica same day by [2 m Leave Corsica Monday at 1 p m Arrive at Curleville same day by 6 pm. 346} From Brady's Bond, by Baldwin and North aa a ‘Leave Brady's Bend Monday at8 am Arrive at Amandale same day by 3pm Leave Anandale Tuesday at 8 am Arrive at Brady's Bend same day by 3 p m. 62 From arnace, by Stant’s Store, to Caullensburg, 10 miles and back, once. 8 week Leave| Furnace Saturday at | pm Arrive at ——— day by4pm Leave Cullgusburg Saturday at 9 am Arrive af Catfish Furnace same day by Rm. From Gerard, by Platea, Elk Creek, Lundy’s Lane, Albion Conneautvilte, Unity, Mills, North Shenao , Hartstown, Adamsville, aren ak ‘eat Sponge matuning, Clar aron, West Mid- aon: ‘and Pulaski, to New Castle, 91 miles and back, six times @ week to Conneautvil e, and three times a week residuc Leave Girard daily, exeept#Sunday, on arrival of railroad mails—say at 8 pm Arrive at Canneautville same day by 7 p m Leave Coaneautville daily, except Senh:y, at 7am Arrive at Girard same day by 10 am Leave Conneautville Monday, Wednesday and Friday on arrival of the mail from Girard— say at7}pm : Arrive ut New Castle next days by 7} pm Leave New Castle Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on arrival of the mail from Enon Val- ley—say at 2pm Arrive at Conneautville next day by 2p m Proposals tor six times a week service over whole toute are invited : ent ene expedited schedule will be cen: 3464 From Ridgeway, by Williamsville and Oler- montville, to Smithpert, 39 miles and back, once « week Leave way Saturday at6am Arrive at Smitbport same day by 7 pm Leave Smithport Friday at 6 am Arrive at Ridgeway same day by 7 pm Proposals for twice and also three times a week service, are invited. 3465 From Smith » by Lafayette, Eden, and Kin- zua, to Warren, 43 miles and back, once a week Leave Smithport Monday at 6a m Arrive at Warren next day by 12m Leave Warren Tuesday at2 p m Arrive at Smithport next day by 6 pm. $466 From Smithport, by Farmer’s Valley, Sart- well, Alleghany Bridge, and Portville, N. Y., to Olean, 26} miles and back, six times a week Leave Smithport daily, except Sunday, at 9 am Arrive at Olean same Jay by6pm Leave Olean daily, except Sunday, at 6am Arrive at Smithport same day by3 pm. 8467 From Kinaau, by Corydon, Onoville, and Ten Mile Spring, to Bast Randolph, N. Y., 29 miles and back, once a week. Bidders wil propose a schedule of departures ead arrivais $468 From Eden to Littleton, 10 miles and back, once 2 week Leave Eden Tuesday at 8am Arrive at Littleton same day by 11 am Leave Littieton Tuesday at 12m Arrive at Eden same day by 3 p m. Proposals for twice a week servi:e are invited. 8169 From Bradford, by Kendall Creek and Lime- stone,to Tuna, N. Y., 13 miles and back, three times » week Leave Bradford Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at8 am Arrive at Tana same days by 12m Leave Tuna Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- day, on arrival of railroad i! yat2 pm Arrive at Bradford same days by 6 p m. 3470 From Cowdersport, by Roulette, Burtville, Port Alleghany, and Liberty Hill, to Smith- port, 28 milesand back, once a week Leave Cowdersport Monday at6am Arrive at Smithport same day by 3 pm Leave Smithport Tuesday at 6a m Arrive at Cowdersport same day by 3 p m. Liecrery for three times a week service are invited. S71 From Cowdersport, by Colesburg, Ellisburg, and Genessee Fork, to Wellsville, N. Y¥., 38 miles and back, six times a week lease Cowdersport daily, except Sunday, st am Arrive at Wellsville same day by 6 pm Leave Wellsville daily, except Sunday, at 8 am Arrive at Cowdersport same dsy by 6 pm The department reserves the right to order three of the bbe ! trips via Oswayo, 3472 From Cowdersport, by Hebron, C.ara, Mill- and Sharon Cenire, to Ceres, 23 miles and k, twice a week Leave Cowdersport Wednesday and Setur- dsy at7 am Arrive at Ceres same day by3 p m Leave Ceres Tuesday and Friday at 10am Arzive at Cowdersport same days by 6 pm. 3478 From Cowdersport, by North Wharton, Whar- ton, and First Fork, to Sinnamahoning, 36 miles and back, once » week Leave Cowdersport Monday at 7 am Arrive at Sinnamahoning same day by7 Pm Leave Sinnamshoning Tuesday at 7am Arrive at Cowdersport samc day by'7 pm. 3474 From Cowde: > by Ocles oot Ray. meee to Ulysses, 18 miles a) back, ouce aw Leave Cow: ersport Saturday at? am Arrive at Ulysses same dey by 12 m Leave Ulysses Saturday at 1 pm Arrive at Cowdereport same is byé6pm Proposals to extend to Harrisonvalley, 9 miles farther, are invited. From Cowdersport, by Nelsonport, Carter Camp, Kettle Creek, ani Haneyville, to Jer- fey Shore, 73 miles and back, once @ week Cowdersport Tuesday at € am a Arrive at clase d Shore next day by 8 pm _ raya ore Thursday at ig ive at Cowdersport n-xt day b: m 8476 From Ceres, by East Sharrn, South be 4 Alma, Shongo, and Willing, to Wellsville, 84 miles and back, once a week Leave Ceres Monday at 7am rit ame day byS pm Leave Wellsville Tuesday at 6a m Arrive at Ceres same day by 5p m. S477 From Burtville, by Williston, Annin Creek, and Glenn, to Cees, 28 miles and back, once a week Leave Bartville Tuesday at 5am Arrive at Ceres same day by 12m Lea’ res same dey atl pm Arrive at Burtvilie same day by 8 p m. 8478 From Clara, by Oswayo, to Eliisburg, 14 and back, once a week Leave Clara Saturday at 8am Arrive at Ellisburg same day by 12 m Leave Ellisburg Saturday at 1 pm Arrive at Clara same day by 6 p m. $479 From Sinnamahoning, by Second Fork, Pine Street, Cameron, Shippen, snd Norwich, to Smithport, 51 miles and back, once a Leave Sinnamshoning Wednesday at 11 am Arrive at Smithport next day by 12m Leave Smithport Thursday at 6am Arrive at Sinnamaboning next day by 10a m. See list annewed of postmasters in Pennsylva- nia w, ¢ authorized to certify to the suff- siency of guarantors: Form of Propesal where no cha advertise 5 i peptrnate cy ‘ser. : » of ——, county of » State of —— propose to convey the mails from July 1, 1856, to June 30, 1860, on route No —, from. to » agreeably to the advertisement of the Postmaster General, dated January 10, 1866, and by the following mode of cony yance, viz: for the annual sum of dollars This proposal is made with full knowledge of the distance 0: the route, the weight of the mail to be carried, and all other particulars in reference to the soute and service, and also sfter careful examination of the Snstructions and requirements attached to the advertisement. Dated [Signed.] Form of a Guarantee. The undersigned, residing at ———, State of ——, undertake that, if the foregoing bid for carrying the mails on route No. —— bea cepted by the Postmas- ter General, the bidder shall, prior to the Ist day of, July, 1856, or as soon thereafier as may be, enter a obligation to perform the service proposed, with good and sufficient sureties. This we do understanding distinctly the ob! tions and liabilities assumed by guarantors under — oe of the act of Congress of July 2 Dated [Signed by two guarantors. | Form of i) * The undersigned, postmaster of » State of- certifies under his cath of office, that he is acquainted with the above guarantors, and knows them to be men of property,and able to make good their guaranty. Dated [Bigned.] The sufficiency of guarantors on er me be ae of acourt of by the post. masters ‘ashington and Georgetown, D. C., and A eas st the fo lowing cffices, and 49 others: In the Bia'e of New Jensry, postmasters of cflices at the courthouse or county seat of each county; and at Allentown, Andover, Belvidere, Bloomfield, Boonton, Bordestown, Bound Brook, Burlii 2, ranberry, Dover, Elizs! , Freehold, Gloucester City, Hackensack, ikettstown, Hudeon, Jersey City, , Lambertsville, Lcd’, Pennington, Perth’ Auboy, Plai fell, Princeton! Pe Amboy, Plaio jnceton, meri a a cong armen (Poe - itanhope, Bwedenboro, orton, | {ugton, West Bloomfield, Williamstown, Woodstown, Philadelphia, Pa; New York, N. ¥. 8475 miles In the State of Onto, of offices at the contt bomen Gay Dok ot oe eounty; and at Alexandris, Antrim, Ashley, Ashtabula, Attica, Austiaburgh, , Belt- Belly Bel! ville, Belmont, Berra, Berlin . y ee den, Canal Dover, Caal Pulton, ‘Canal Wisehosts Canfield, mn, Carthage, Catawaba, Oodar. vil Foils. Cha‘ham, Cen: i Thigpewes Clarkevile, Glistes, Chea, Sento Conneaut, Covingten, Crestline, Cummintville, Quy- ahoza Falls, Dalton, Defiance, |, Kast Liverpool. Hnon, faa he Haven, Fairview Feliet Franklin Mille. Fred. roa Fredericktown, Fremont, Pulton, Galion, bil!, Geneva, German’ Goshen, ‘a, . * sere ng eet resville, jiram, mer, Hudson. Huvon, H, ule, Iberia Dotuslorss Kingston, Kingsville, Lexiogton, Linienvilie, Liver: Manches- Lodi, Loudonville, Lowell, Madison, Penh Marthooreat Mavilion. Maumee ‘City, Me. Miamisbarzh,Middleburgh, Middieport, Mount Baton. Mount Giles’, rt jount - Mount oun it, Mount Sterling, Mount Union, Napoleon, Nashville, New Athens, Newburgh, New Carlisle, New Oomerstown, New Haven, New London, New Paris, New Rich. mond, Newton Falls, New Vienua, North Blo-mfiela, North Fairfie'd, North Lewisburgh. Oberlin, Old Hickory. Oxford, Parkham, Piqua, Plymouth, Port Washington, Powhstan Point Prospsct, Republic, Richmond, Ripley, one Rushville, Sslem, Sa- vannah, Saybrook», Scott, Shelby, Smithfis!d, Som- — — octonenrtiee — Salem. fpring ley, Steuben, Strongavil infish, Tallmadge, Tar!‘on, Toledo, Trenton, Twinsburgh, Urichavilie, Unionville, Utica, Wadsworth, Walnut Hill, Wau- — Washington, Waynesville, Wellington, ellsville, West Jefferson, West Liberty, West Milton, Whiteford, Williamsport, Woodstock, Wor- thington, Yellow Spring, Youngstowa; Wheeling, Va; Maysville, at Indianapolis, Richmond, Ind. In the State of MarrLanp, postmasters of offices at the court-house or county seat of each county, and at Berlin, Boonsborough, Ceeilton, Chesapeake City, Charlestom, Clarysville, Clear Spring, College of st. James, Darlington, Bliicott’s Lull, Emmittsburgh, Frostburgh, Fankstown, Sancock, Havre ds Grace, Jefferson, Laurel Factory, Leonard own, Lonacom- ing, Middietowa, Mount ‘Savage, Oakland, Pools ville, Reistor.owa, 8t. Michael's, Sharpsburgh, Sykes- ville, Uniontown, Upper Trappa, West Miaster, West Biver, Weverton, W ilMamaport. In the S:ate ot Deawarg, postmasters of offices at the court house or eounty seat of each county; asd at Cemden, Delaware City, Laurel, Lewe2, “Milford, Newark, Saint George’s, Smyrna; Eastville, Va. In the State of Pasnsrivamia, po-tmasters of offi ces at the coart house or county seat of esch county; and at Addizon, Albion, Alexandria, Altoona, Ann- ville, Arebbald, crite rs , Athens, Beaver Mead ows, Berlin, Berwick, Bethlehem, Birdstoro’, Blairs. ville, Bloomsburgh, Blossburgh, Brady’s Bend, Bris tol, Branchdale, Brownsyill-, Buchanan, Cannons- burgh, C.ntow, Oertondale, Uarlisle Springs, Cata sauqua, Catawise: , Oheet-r, € ‘Marion, Clarke, Ooats- ville, Cochransville, Columbia, Conneautville, Coa- nelisville, Conehohocken, Cookston, Cres:on, Darby, Douglasville, Downingtown, Duzcannon, Duneans- vile, Dunmore, Dushore, Kast Smithfield, Bbens bare, Budinborough, Elizsb-thtown, Enon Valley, Er-ildown, Falleton, Fiorence, Fountain Spring, Franklin, Freedom, Preemansburg, Gap, German- town, Girard, Glen Riddle, Great Bend, Green Cas- tle, Hamburg, Hanover, Harford, Hartstown, Haw- ley, Hazleton, Hemlock, Hogestown, Holmesburgb, Honesdale, Hyde Parke, Indiana, Jeansville, Jersey Shore, Snows, Jonetown, Kingston, Landis- bargh, Latrobe, wisburgh, gre Ligonier, Litiz. ah sac McOonnellsburgh, McKespert, Mc Veytown, Marietta, Mauch Chunk, Mechanicsb h, Mercersb argh. Myerstown, Middleport, le town, Milesburgh, Milford Millerstown, Milton, Minersville, Monongehela City, Morrisville, Mount Pleasant, Maney, Nazareth, New Brighton, New Castle, New Holland, New Hope, New London, New Milford, New Mount Pleasant, Newport, Newtown Newville, New Washing.on, New Wilmington, New- ton Hamilton, North East, Northumberland, Oxford, Paradise, Parkersburg, Penningtonville, Perkiomen Bridge, Phillipsbargh, Phosnixville, Fine Grove, Pitt- ston Ferry, Port Carbon, Port Clinton, Poit Kenne dy, Port Richmond, Portsmouth, Pettstowa, Potts- ville, Providence, Quakertown, Safe Harbor, St. Clair, Saltsburgh, Schoolsburgh, Schuylkill Haven, Scranton, S-lina Grove, Shamokin, Shannonsville, Sharoz, Sbippensburgh, Shiremanstown, Shirleys- burgh, silver Creek, Siat+ Hill, tlatington, Slippery Rock, Spruce Creek, Strasbargh, Strattoayille, Stroudsburzh, Summit, Susqeehannah Depot, Ta- maqua, Tarentum, Temperancevill-, Tioga, Tre mont, y, Tunk Hannock, Tuscarora, Tyroae, Wa- tertord, Waverly, Weynesborough, West Gr. enville, West Middletown, West Springfeld, West Haven, Wilkins, William:burgh, Womeisdorf, Wrizhtsville, Wyominz, Yardleyville, York Sulphur Spring-, Yeoungville, Zelienople; Dunkirk and Buffalo, N. Y.; Wheeling, Va.; Wellsville, 0. INSTRUCTIONS, Containing conditions to be incorporated in the cons tracts, to the extent the department may deem prop-r, 1. Seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate office, when not otherwise specified, for assorting the mails; but on railroad or steamboat routes there is to be no more delay than is suffisient furan exchange , | of the mail. ca = routes jen the _— Ped conve} ance admits of it, the speci nts of the department, als> office blanks, pate grt locks and keys, are one conveyed without extra charge. 3. On reiircal and steamboat lines, British and Canada mails, when offered, are to be conveyed with. out additional pey; also, the route ag-uts of the de. partment, for whose exclasive uss, wh.le t-aveling with the mails, a commodious car, or apartments in the centre of a car, properly lighted, warmed, and furnished, and adapted to the convenient assoztmeat and due security of the mails, isto be providei by the contractor, under the Cirection of the depart ment. Baltroad and steamtoat companies are required to take the mail from, and deliver inio, the pest offic. at the end and commescement of their routes, and to and from al! offices uo: more than eighty rods from @ station or landing Proposals may be submitted for the performance of ali the sie ssrvire —that i, for offices over eighty ro‘s from astatioa or landicg. 4. No pay will be made fer trips not performed; and for each of such omiesions not sa isfactorily expl«ined three times the pey of the trip may be deductel. For arrivals co far behiod time as to break connexon with depending mails, and pot sufficiently excusad, one fourth the compenration for the trip is subject to forfeiture. Deduction will also be ordered tor a grade of performance inferior to that specified in the con tract. For repeate/ delinquencies of the kind herein specified, enlarged penalties, proportioned to the Tegan thereof and the impo. tance of the mall, may 5. For leaving behind, on thro #ing off the maila or any porti n of them, for the admissioa of passen- gers, or for being concerned in se:ting up or running @n express conveying commercial intelligence in advance of the @ quarter’; may be deducted 6. Fines will be imposed, w the delinquency be promptly and satisfactori!; ained by certifi cates of postmast+rs, or the affidavits of other credit able person, for failing to arrive in contract time; for neglecting to take the mail fcom, or deliver it into, a post office; for suffering it (owing either to the unsuitebieness of the place or manner of carrying it) to be wet, injured, de:troyed, robbe!, or lost; and for refusing, afierdemand, to convey the mail as fre- quently as the contractor rung, or is eoncerned in running a coach, car, er steamboat on a route. 7. The Postmaster General may annul thecontract for repeated failures to run agreeably to contract: for > the | Violating the Post Office luwa, or disobeying the in- structions of the Department; for refusing todiseharge a carrier when required by the Department to do so; for assigning the contract without the assent of the Postmaster General; for running an expreasas afore- said; or for transporting persons or packages con- ve) oe matter out of the mail. |. The Postmaster General may order an increase of service on a route by allowing therefor a pro rata increase on the contract pay. He may change sched- ule of departures and arrivals, and make them con- form in all cases to connections with railrosds, with- out increase of pay, provided the running time be not abridged. He may also order an increase of speed, allowing, within the restrictions of the law, a pro rata increase of pay for the addi- tional stock or carriers, if any. The contractor may, however, in the case of increase of speed, re- linquish the contra¢t by giving prompt notice to the bt po rege that he prefers doing so to carrying the orderinto effect. The Postmaster General may also curtail or discoutinue the service; in whole or in ‘part, at pro rata decrease of pay, allowing one month's ex- tra compensation on the amount dispensed with, whenever, in his opinion, the public interests do not require the same, or in case he desires to supersede it by a different grade of transportation. ~ 9. Payments will be made for the service by collee- tions from, or drafts on, pontmasters, or otherwise, after the expiration of eacl quarter—say in Febru- bat May, Augurt,and November. 0. The distances are given should thoy bo greater than aavehibed Ht the nots t r than advertised, if the points to be supplied te correctly stated. Bidders must in- form themselves on this point ; and also in reterence to the weigit of the mail, the condition of roads, hills, etreains, &¢., and all toll bridges, ferries, or ob- structions of any kind by which expen may be in- curred. No claim for additional pay, based on such grounds, ¢ sn be considered ; nor for bridges destroyed or other obstructions inereasing distances, occurring during the contract term. Offices estabii-hed after the aavertisement !5 joel and also during the can- tract term, are to be suppplied without extra pay, if the distance bs not increased, 1. The General fs prohibited by law from knowingly ‘ing @ contract for the transpor tation of the mails with any person who shall have to the best entered into, or proj to en: | tan to eet a gen bl a fons tn es Ce mail contract by any other shall have ‘made any ngrecment, yor ehall bave given! performed promised to ‘or perform, Ssadoration’ whatever, oF to or net to do, auy- thing whatever, in order to induce sny other person or that combines several the ly pay, the mame and residence of the bidder, (that is, his usual Office addrees,) and those of each member of a be distinetly ith due celerity, certainty,and twigdicate the mode of con’ “ star bid.” When a “ster is intended no specifie conv. must be named- are requested to use, as fur as cable, the printed form of furnished to write out in fail the eum of their ‘and to retain copies of them. No altered bid can be considered, and mo bid once submitted cau be withdrewn. sistant Postmaster General,” Contract Office, and sent by mati, not by, or to, an ag-nt, an] po-tmas- ters will net enclose (or letters of aay kind) ia their quarterly returns. 18. The contracts are to be exseuted and returned to the Department by or before the Ist of July, 1856, but the service must b» commenced on the mail day next after that date, whether the contracts be exe cuted or not - No proposition for transfers will be considered uotil the contracts are executed in due form and received at the d& ent; aud ihem po transfers will be allowed yn! good and eu ficient Sn given, to be determined by the mn 19. Postmasters at offices on or near railroads, but more than eighty rods fram « station, will imme diately after the l0th of April next, report their exact distance from the nearest station, and how they are otherwise supplial with the mail, to enable the Postmaster General to direct a mail messenger supply from the Ist ef July next. 30. Bection 18 of an act of Congress, approved March 3, 1845, provides that contracts for the trans rtation of the mail shall be let, “in every case tc Phe lowest bidder tendering sufficient guaran‘ iss for faithful ance, Without other reference te he mode of such than may be neces sary to provide for the due celerity, certainty, and security of such transportation.” Under this law a new description of bids has been received. It does not et a mode of cofveyance, but engages te take the entire mail each trip with celerity, certain- ty, and security, using the terms of the law. These bids are styled, from the manner in which they are designated on the books af the Department. ~ stay ids,” and they will be construed as providing for the believed to be sufficient, the lowest bid will be accep- ted, sae gusrantied, in preference to a “star” or Phen the lowest bid is not « star bid, and epecifies either no mode or an iradeyuate mode of conveyance, it will not be accepted, but set aside for a specific bid a may the necessary service. the bid does not specify a mode of con veyance, also, when it proposes to carry “arcording to the advertisement,” but without such specification it will be considered as a proposal for horseback ser vice. 21. A modification ofa bid, in any of its essential terms, istantamount to a new bid, and cannot be received, 80 as to interfere with regular competition, after the last hour set for receiving bids. 22, Postmasters are to be careful not to certity the sufficiency of guarantors or sureties without knowing that they are persons of sufficient respon sibility; and all bidders, cuarantors, and sureties are distinctly notified that on @ failure to enter into or perform the contracts for the service proposed for ir the accepted bids, their legal liabilities wl be en forced agsinst them. (See 87th section of the act of July 2, 1836) 23. The contracts will be substantially in the formr heretofore used in this Department, except in the respects particularly mentioned {n these instruc tions. 24. Present contractors and persons known at the Department, most, equally with others, procure guarantors aud certificates of their suffici sub stantially in the forms above prescribed. The cer. tificates of sufficiency must be signed by a postmas ter, at one of the places before named, or a judge of a court of record. JAMES CAMPRELL, Jan %—lawl2w Postmaster Gener ‘Dr. L. B. WRIGHT'S ble Cathartip ; OR, @BEASANT FAMILY FHYSIT: E UN BQUAGLED SUCOESS AND WON- of my “LIQUM@ Ca- THARTIC’! amongs! san promt tm y~ sicians, heads of families, governors of | any: ent almetouses, and overseers of various public institutions—can _ be anne asa united VERDICT OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY in its favor. Asa Family Physic and Alteratiye, it has never yet been equalled Some persons, who have been dosing the public for years with their nauseous and debilitating compounds, have endeavored te bring my ‘‘ Liquid Cathartic’’ into dis: ite, but with so trifling effect that a notice would be su juous. This medicine is not a cure-all, but may be con. sidered a specific for the following complaints :. Liver eg ae of the Bladder a: fous Kidneys, B ‘ever, Bronchitis, Costiveness, Pleurisy, Bowel Complaint, Piles, Blotches on the Skin, Dropsy, Dizziness, Dyspepsia, wery effiea- etows, Erysipelas, Feverand Ague, Gout, Sick Headache, Jaundice, impurit: a Blood, Mer- curial Diseases, all Cutaneous Eruptions, a speed) remedy, Pains in Side, Back and Breast, Second. ary Symptoms, Ulcers of all kinds, and fer all the Pr ofa Family Physic All ages, conditions and cases can be beneficial- ly treated with it; and in all cases of Debility, yy EE TL ‘hroat, an ; no shou! without it. It can cdetersiored as easily as water ; it does not mauseate the weakest stomach, nor produce griping pains, mor leave the bowels costive. I have ever held all quack preparations in the great abhorrence, and can safely say that | have avoided all assimilations to quackery in its jon. a 18 NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURE BN IT. can “peponts the most scientific principles, and no- ‘ing Ete ‘2 and PUREL EGETABLE IN IT. 1 have reeeived from almost precinct where this Medicine has been introd: , the most flat- tering testimonials of its miRACULOUS CURES of the greatest variety of complaints yet rendered to any medicine. THOUSANDS OF MOTHERS have testified to its soothing and all-healing qual- tties, and many assert quite positively that this is hae! es reliable Family Physic for children or juits. PHYSICIANS UNIVERSALLY TESTIFY that this is the ONLY GENUINE REMEDY that Ras made its ap} ; and in proof of this use ft, and recommend it in their practice. One trial will prove to the most incredulous that, when all others have failed, this remedy may be relied upon with entire cor ce. Full directions accompany each hottie. Price 50 and 25 cents of ten and ity doses. Fapptia) Dope Semrestarer, N.Y. Sold STOTT & CO , Washington, ). €., and by respectable Draggists throughout the country. je 13-6m STROLOGY DEMONSTRATED. same yet shall recei diferent ages tn your ve at in ot the foundation of trath, and execu’ to Kings Neither can } a Fain Sn ie woman pet cents, man, woman, or i , Any particular sides eal be ng Apply at No. 137 B st., house from 12th s' @pposite Smithso the Island. All kinds af in quick time. dec 30—1m* INE LIBRARY EDITIONS of Campbell, Milton, Dryden, Bryant, Halleck, Longfel- low, Shakg B: Pope. Moore, Hemans, Joanna, Comper "Thomson Ww ut i B bindii of them beaut y illustrated ; most of hy a ned, FRANCK TAYLOR. fl i i i om oe oem ~ — Proposals fer Oil for Light-Houses. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Orrics or TRE Liout-Hotes ay day of April, 1856, or immediate. Rape ae p+ dog Some Erie canal 900 (mime hundred ie “ salbens best -strained 900 (mine Awadred) spring. Sn oe be delivered to the collector and superintendent of lights at ae New York, on the 15th day of April, 1 ~~ Erie canal, and 325 (three hundred and twenty-five) gallons a winter-strained or pressed sperm oil, ‘5 (three hundred and twenty-five) gallons best spring-strained or oll, to be sock thosthonerachespertioasa , New Yorks, on or immediate- canal. free from leakage, ing from Ege fifty a ponte ip age ge expense to the Uni tates; all the cost of trans; tion, , and | being at the and risk of the contractor or contractors, the transportation of 1 from the contractor's warehouse or other of deposite. The several lots of oil required to be delivered per bo the person or to whom that duty may be —— by Light- Heuse Board, fore it will be accepted. winter-strained oil to remain limped et a tem- perature of 32 degrees of Fahrenheit or lower, aud the spring-strained oil at a temperature of 40 — Fabrenbeit or lower ear separately, or for the whole quantity re- quired, at the tolen of the bidder; but no bid will be entertained for a less quantity than is com- ised in ee ids must si explicit); ro) for by the number causes, the quantity of each kind of oll in the lot or lots, and “pe per gallon for a of oil. All bids must be sealed and ““Propo- sals for Oil for Light-Howses,’’ and then placed in another envelope, and directed to the Secretary of the Light-House Board, Washington, D.C., postage paid. A bond, with security to the satisfaction of the Department, in a penalty equal to one-fifth of the amount of each contract under the foregoing prqpoenie..Wil be sequized of each contractor, con- itfoned for the faithful of each con- tract, to be executed within ten days after the ac- ce 2 of the bid. Board, ‘he wight wpe | ceo Depart- ment, reserves t te reject any though from other cousiderations than {ts amount. By order of the Light-House Board : THORNTON A. JENKINS, 16—eodtF eb 1. ‘Secretary. NAVY DEPARTMENT, Buazac os Consrrvucrion, &o. January 12, 1 ROPOSITIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by this bureau, until tie 12th of F . for the following articles for the United States steamer Mississippl, to be delivered at the navy- yard, New Vork: ‘two vertical tubniar boilers, to be made of the best charcoal bloom boiler plates ; tube sheets to be one-half inch, water bottoms and ash-pits sev- en-sixteenth, shell three-eighths of an inch in thickness. All the external parts to be double rivetted, and caulked on both sides where it can be atte do 80; no screw stays to be used In the lews, water bottoms, or steams chimney. The crowns and sides ‘of shell to be xtiffened by T iron, from which the braces are to lead The botiers will be about twenty-three and one- half feet front, by about eleven and one half feet deep, and about twelve and one-half feet higb ; to be furnished with the y man and hand doors ; luge for grate bearers, and for securing boilers to snip, and to be tested when done at a hydraulic pressure of 35 Ibs. per square inch. The tubes to be furnished by the and to be set by the contractors, the stenceneenan being for all tutes condemned from 7 She sagpnes neces ee for all condemned from bad workmanship. price to be per pound finished, less the g The weir esher tance , the prices per pound for such iron cast- ings as may be required for engine and bollers, of green sand, of dry sand, of loam, and for one and one-third sete of grate bars, and for composttion ment. The whole to be done in the best menner, and to be subject to the inspection and of such persons as the oe epee mav Drawings of the bollers will be ders on application to the department Payments will be made for one-third thelr esti- mated amount when the boilers are half com- pleted ; the remainder when they have been test- ed satisfactorily by steam. For castings, when int. Simynelaciga oe in stating their prices e wi the: pose to complete and deliver the work. Renken vooa seeurtty will be a for the faithful performance of the ‘work the fulfillment of the contract. jan 13—lawtw “E. E DUPONT DE NEMOURS & 60, WILMINGTON, DEL Superfine Sporting, and all other kinds. Diamond Grain, extra fine. Eagle Gun-Powder, PINE GRAIN, for 8: , im Oantatons, papers. and 6¢-lb Pops COARSER Gain, expressly for Water-Fowl Shooting, in Canis. sess, 62 and 18 -Ib. kegs. PREMIUM TOR SAFETY FUSE, in quantities to suit % GUN-PO FOR BLASTING AND SRIPPING oF, FF; C,F, FF, FFF, in 100, 50, and %-Ib UN-POWDER . FOR MILITARY AND NAVAL SERVICE. SUPERFINE SPORTING GUN-POWDER, F, FF, FFF, Glazed and Rough, in 95, 124, and 6 pound kegs, and in Sole for the Di of Columbia at No. 35 HIGH STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. Cc. dec 5-2aw! (ANCY SILVER WARE, WE D’ ing every ornament. The snows — be found peculiarly suited for i er presents. ewe M. W. GALT & BRO., 324 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 2th sts. PLATED TEA SETS, CAKE BAS- ets, Casiors, &c., New Styles.—We in- vite attention to our assortment of the above, be ing all of the latest styies and at rates much lower than heretofore. M. W. GALT & BRO., Jewelers, 34 Pa avenue, betw. 9th and 10th ste. feb 2-3 feb 2-3t NS MIzasTAnbine THE ares. cedented rush our store Toys, Work Boxes, Books, Card Cases, &e ., left whieh wo nie dstermined run off at our usual bow rates. No. 26 Pe. JOHN PF. ae 0. avenue, near street. dee 28— .