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delivery, who shall be entitled to receive the conpensaIion therefor for the delivery of letters transmitied now bS mail

 II |. further ordered that the said superintendent and assistants in no communicate to, or per init 10 be seen by any person, Ihe contents of any des- patch, except the individual individuals to whom | it may he addressed.

 |, k further ordered that the expenses attending the extension of the telegraphc line to the post os flee m Baltimore we'll all other contingent and incidental expenses, be paid upon statement of the expenses, and certificate of he correctness there o by the superintendent, upon the order of the Post master General

 IL is further ordered that The superintendent kepI an accurate account of the income, as well as to. | expenditures, and report the same, at the end o each fiscal quar CT. the Postmaster General. to b applied to the payment of the expenses of the estab llshment, much may be necessary; and thl the superintendent pay the same, under the rule and regulations now applicable to payments by post masiels.

 l In consideration of the lacliiIes allowed by tn railroad company to the superintendent and his as sistants in attending the business of the telegraph is further ordered that the free of the teegrap be conceded to said company Tor the transmission q communications relating the business of their road | c. JOHNSON. Postmaster General. | PosT OFFICE DEPARTmEET, March 26, 1S4t | Mir. Vail is to have charge of the office in Wash iugton and Mr. Rogers of the office in Baltimore.