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NApoLKoEs WoRKs-The French government are
about 10 publish large historical work, IN 80 folio vol
umes 10 be entitled .'The Works OF the Emperor Napo-
leon l." We are assured that this work will possess The
highest interest," both literary and political and thai may
be regarded us the political and military testament Of
Napoleon presented BY France 70 Inc reS1 OF Ea
rome The most remar gable circumstance attending the
publication is that the greater part OF the materials con-
ained in il have been discovered since the overthrow oi
Iouis philippe in ls4s Boston Courier.
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Iny..tents n, Chicago and other ci,ie. of the ,ve.,


real the cities Of The West and especially in cincn
obusnes conneon with the practice Of his profession Tho
fortunes in the West have been made by investments
the infancy Of the cities and by rapid enhancement
property The undersigned ha. been peculiarly fortunate
crease my to one hundred per cent having been realized
about Chicago likely be the most profitable Of that be
having devoted deal Of time the preparation Of pocket
a, various times been obtained for them III. IN Chi
sss 80 nyad9Sy resulted most JSroay and be does not
opporiunde. specsspSa any
always trade, already
excepting Bangor Maine Situated !, the southern esgeme
Michigan with The Chicago running some Of
and navnble seyeral mites in both directions
canal CONNECTING the Illinois
and Ms.ssPp liver, with several railroads nov in sue
ef construction al terminating this point Chicago destined
eroyes, destined In the opinion Of the writer
long 1%Snr @ ros ss, es f q,
contains within herself the elements Of her The
better indepenae., emigsns
Pop"auhg WIN m sufpsps ~ fsgay ne ssuse West sn, es
continue 70 be- hs great commercial mart In 1870 NE population
souls.
as eompaed elite. size and
oulo,. judcou.ly purchased there win
he has already done for onresdento collect
Viii aso undertake ths selling Of Chicago or Cnenns properly
will be either
net profits purchases upon
invested hpreened by individuals purchasing he will
6red commission Of Eve @ cent upon the first thou
and half (2k)
thousand The most thorough examination win be in
Of all property proposed be purchased and
unless entirely Zee and
which n shadow
The undersigned visit Chicago frequently during winter
spring will his home during the and fall
connexion with very capable and perfectly honora
bic real Chicago No property in which the under
signed Interested either directly indirectly viii ever be sold
for whom he the Attorney and NIL desiring 10 In
upon application him obtain unquesonabe cv
underwriting integrity his ngency
Address during and spring Cincnna during
and fail Al Chicago.
THos. II. BRYAN, Attorney -atLaw.
refers his Hon. Samuel NJ Hart frmer
president Of pleas Cincinnati, Ohio
a. K shsenberger esq Cincinnati Bishop Cobb- Episcopal
Church, diocess Of fAsbama, sc,, sc.
given, desired 10 all the principal cities Of the
Union.
Dec Ia-d3uf'
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The Railroad Route TO the West.

Through BY dist~nes e4set me'
uAieA Is done Ia coaches.
TUE fast mail line Calvert daily, II, m, and
Harrisburg daylight and
through Pttsburr twenty of depart
Baltimore. This line direct eonnerion with the
the Ohio aud Pennsylvania, Psbug and Cleveland
the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroads. and by
going through om Baltimore 10 Cincinnati Ia
forty -four hours running time.
The line place daily, at sA, BJ
this odaysburg the day OF de-
and lie until the day. when ihey com
their the mountain and IN FsburE thai
thirty hours from time OF departure IRON bai
aud with all the comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed
natural rest and repose.
the enjoyment Of liberal patronage
from the travelling public their equipments cannot be surpassed BY
NOTICE.
Tickets for PitburE Masson Cleveland, and Cincinnati by
procured only o the Of the Ba
susqehanna Railroad Company Calvert station, Ba
more, and at the following rates.
TO cincinnati s.s..sSia
To Cleveland ~ ~
To Mnssiion ,,..,..s...' ~ w
TO FtsburE ....'ss.'..' %
Travellers will this the original r ough line
Cncinna i time and m accommodations cannot be eKoeed
AI.FRED GATHER,
Superintendent
OrpIor p.LrI1onE Awp susourHaNra RaiLRoAb Co,
baltimore, August 30 1854.
Aug 2i-d2wd
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Notice Establishment OF three additional Land
Districts ina the state OF Iowa.
approved August2 ls2 emit
An three additional land districts n is sate
that the land Office
'CHARroN DSTRiCr"in said State, is fixed at the
of CHARLTON that for The "NORTiERN BlsTkCTn "
FORT DES ES, for the HMiSSOURt RIVER DIS
town ofKANESVILLE, the sites which have been
designated by the President OF the United States
Given hand the city OF Washington this second day
OF baptenber, A. ~ 1894
ny order Of the Presidents , ,.,,,so.,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sent J-lawGw Ii
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GNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No, ia xy.,s
~ street, below Fvarlh Phladel rha.Wines hQuo Of
ties OF direct nom the growers producers
cheaper than other and furnished members on
and Others, at Washington city ON shortest %
by "Adamss Express.n s"FaN
shenies, Sparkling Champagne a.
MadeiTAst Moet, extra
Ports, ChcQuot
Red wine, Dinet
Tenenne, Peuuobot,
Lisbon, Heidsiek,
MaAeat, and many others
Frontignan, Sparkling Mosele
Malaga, Iockhem,
Clarets OF all sorts, Rudeshciu,
sauteme, Marcobfunn
BuIgundies, the largest stock in Philadelphia,
Brandiss Of all soris,
dark and pale, In casks demiohn, In bottles with anna
and very aud old ~ ui'aIb
Irish and Scotch whiskey, Monongahela Bourbon Jamaica -
preserving brandy, blackberry and wild cherry bande @
ale, London porter and Stout bbls of dozen ooh
Hapana Cigars,
Of direct importation, of the reliable quality hIvnv o.
wholesale or by the quarter box. "" manu.
The only establishment where all wines, ae Aft,. A i
ronl the original package In which imported. "seW
Hotels. Country Trade,
aud consumers supplied wholesale by The ask
dozen, pac kags OF assorted "'N''"ymh
Orders by post telegraph, giving limit
be satisfactorily Aied, or the goods taken back
familiar personal acquaintance with all prjncin Win
dueAg countries OF Europe, and with s es, h
there enable me 10 oner good articles cheap and
- . JACOB sNlDER, JR,s,
Feb 10 dly
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M. THOMPSON,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lap Washington city, ID. C.,
DrACTICES adjacent counties
Of Maryland Virginia. prosecutes against zen
and with various Indian tribes
property injured destroyed, supplies
furnished and claims contract implied, with
general government It's officers agents. Also claims
pensions, which he established
pended rejected.
addressed him. Washington city
n. O., will receive prompt attention.
Refer departments
and 10 members Of Congress generally.
0i-9awtf
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allowed $50 ba baggage free not eI
ceeding in 10 cubic feet
steeage passengers furnished with maifess ana po anu
with rations the
Freight will be foot and nom
Francisco the OF SOJ on Inc uas VI
10 isihmus a expense of the passengers
II wl perceived through se ne secure
great quality OF the steamers employed and ee
despatch from the spare boats always an
nj both ends of the line o accidents.
information apply ls once OF the company % ana
bertbs apply at the companys
agercy No. 7 West street. OF Warren suee New foh
Mar
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EDWARD X. COLLINS A. CO.,
No SO Wall street, N. Y.
pROwN autpLEY, CO.,
Liverpool,
H. q. ROBERTS h CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE Y CO.,
o6 Rue Notre Dame des Victories
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Hayre.
The owners Of these shns will god
bullion precious metals unless biis
adnr signed therefor thereof expressed
Sept 5-dy
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The Scientific American says that canphor has been
discovered to be andoe that terrible poison, siryc-
nine man who had been throw into convusions by two
doses of the poison, OF grain eacb administered
for the rheuatis relieved by twenty grains OF cam
phor taken grains Of almond mixture Dr. Suduoek'
in letter 10 tho London LANCET claims TO have made the
discovery.
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nEMoNAL,-We would respectfully announce 10 our friends
~ and the public generally that have our store 10 the
Of 1h the miss Dermotts
where we opening large and extensive All Mind.
o Foreign and domestic dry goods, which
~ he very lowest prices for cash We feel confident
oner Undue
house IN This city elsewhere. We earnestly solicit
our customers and friends and the public generally,
VERIFY q MILLER,
Corner Of 7h and avenue
Nov 1i-eolmif Miss Dermott,s new building.
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wv H. STANFORD, Merchant Tailor, north side OF
W. Pennsyivania under Gsdshys Hotel,
attention OF the citizens OF Washington Alexandria
members Of Congress, visiting the metropolis pub
hc generally, bis of
renrlemen's wear, comprising and
coor all Of which be viii made order
and becoming style, at the lowest possible price lie would
his grateful thanks liberal patronage
Gently received and soiicip a continuance,
N r. Also, constantly hand handsome assortment
nshing articles, such s.
Shirts collars stocks drawers under shirts and every article
TO furnish Renteman's fashionable wardrobe.
Dec l-2aw3wif
A LADY well qualified 60 Instruct In all usual
n branches Of English education and give lesson.
the French and Spanish would he glad
pupils her residence attend them
also attend classes In schools take the gov
in fanly
Best references given. Inquire this Office
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hoard of Health.


WAsHIsaTos, December II, 1852.
The following gentlemen have been duly appointed vaccine
scian for wards respectively dung the unerpred Of tue
present board
First Ward Dr. s. G. smoot Second Ward Dr. John b. Riley
Third Ward Dr. Dale; Fourth Ward, DR. William H. Saunders
Finn Ward, Dr. Busey SIKH Ward, Dr. McKim Seventh Ward,
Ritter.
For the Inhrmary DR.. Johnson HELEN.
will president of the board OF his
acceptance the 3 early practicable
The conditions of the ntment:
You oil vigilance extending vaccination
ID. monthly president the Board OF
persons COLOR and
ID make seeondary vaccinations whish
ceed.
To make of all who refuse TO be vaccinaed
stating residence and color.
To practicable healthy
promptly president Of the Board
Of Health noting The date color and Of the from
whom virus is taken
these services each will be entitled and the
idsnt Of the Board Of Health Is authorized the
each successful vaccination.
required
certified, the FIRST OF each
president OF the Board OF Health for settlement
THOS MILLER, NJ. D.,
#@ President of the board Of Health.
Dec IA News and Republicl
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sales To-day.

DIANO-FORTE, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
nitue, boy horses harness eanya carts farming uen
O'Clock front Of The auction rooms shall without reserve
IA, ss 'p"ns,.sa' $ sofa sss,,.
sss,, ss m %aSsss.y S;Is, ,SIs! .Iassoaid
Painsd PnSsssi' mnaow Shades Ysneisn blend.
Glrandoles, astral lamps clock, rug
sssf lses. and nd
Mahogany dressing dressing bureau, eau, wash wa,h'and
Feather beds, holsters, and pillows, blankets
.as s snS ssSssp.nss eSaps
Cooking stove and 6rures stoves, kitchen utensils
At Twelve O'Clock.
eighteen ysa,r Of also negro g"
Garryan, two carts wi wheslSamow ai,irn,S,
Hay cart, lot Of farm harness. sc
WIN added and sold a. ONE O'clock Of The estate
''-''''' One marble bust, bor of medals
Terms cash '''''' J. @. MCGUIRE,
o,-In consequence orths Inclemency OF weather.
the postponed Tuesday Decemee, 4h same hour
Dec I'D Auctoneer.
by GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CIGARS, ae
on M o. our auction eos large
and second hand furniture, viz;
Dining and breakfast tables, chairs
Bedsteads, feather beds, mattresses, &C.
With large 10, Of other niture which we deem unnecessary
to numerate.
'''' -'0' N'-''' GREEN SCOTT,
Dec IO-3t Auctionoers.
{y-The abo We sale postponed until Tuesday, the
l4h instant, same hour and place. .x 'z,
Dec lid Auctioneer.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC
y BuildngsOn Saturday morning. December IL at 10 O'Clock
N trout ofthe auction rooms, shall SELL
% pas mahogany blinds, half pivot, with brass hinges ana
drops
Lot OF inside panel shutters
large reading desks, and fixtures complete
q brass fire tenders
Lot of circular blinds
Lot OF lumber, lamps blind trimmings, sc. - -
Terms cash. J. c. MCGUIRE,
Dec 10 AucuoneeT
L-In the rain, the above sale post
poned Tuesday, December a. same hour.
Dec i4-d JAS. C,McGUIRE, Auctoneer.
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DfNTrsrtfDr. Casndavan, from Paris, surgeon dentist
III removed to the pcaco fancy
vania between s and 9th streets, he
perform III operations in dental New York prces
warrants his works to be equal the best dentists
d-eodam
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supreme Court or the United states.

. MosDAY, December 49, 1852
Present. the whole court.
No H. Joseph Wiswall. plaintiff in error, ps Edward
Hall ct al
The argument OF this continued by Messrs
Chiffon and j. A. Campbell for the defendants in error
and concluded by Governor Seward for the plainlih IN
error
Adjourned until to- morrow, IL o'clock a. m.
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-Ir~k~Nw fhIP8 having bulIt CONTRACT
T&Yy government service been
LbIkXt in their engines,
insure strength speed and their aeeommo-
unequaed fo elegance and comie
passage York Liverpool ia nrst cabin 3
Exclusive rooms $500 In second cabin S70
From Liverpool York, 80 and f2O.
An experienced surgeon attached 20 each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for.
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80 Al nl.
SWEET ana white Sulphur Springs ed Ia,e
y increased chnapest most somG
Springs II.
From Washington by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and room,e
railroad.
From Baltimore by the comfortable and low pressure steamer Ma
ryland, Capt. u. u. Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond with the Richmond Daoyle ma
$3.50 'ah
Fare from Baltimore TO White Sulphur sia
baltimore 10 Sweet SPRING. IA
Washington TO White Sulphur ................. IS
washington 10 Sweet Springs !. .,,,..,..,. IA
!" Richniond 10 White Suiphur .............. m
Riclmond TO Sweet Springs. s........,.............
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon al
O'Clock, connecting Aqua Creek The rain which reaches
Leave Richmond daily Except Sunday al a m arrive a, yn
burg al iOh p M Leave Lynchburg at 6S Bulord by
~ 10 Mountain House at ~ m Sweet Springs
10 p M Leave sweet Springs after breakfast Wh
sulphur BY l2k Returning, leave White Sulphur al 31 m
10 Sweet Springs Leave Sweet Springs daylight ana
10 lynchburg same day by night Leave LynchhGg H. and
Fare from Richmond TO White Sulphur. sIo
Hchnond to Sweet Springs ..........,........,
Passengers not ohectng TO travel in the night
Bufords and proceed without detention the White SULPHUR
Tickets be had board the steamboats, Potomac and
from Capt G. r. Mitchell, the Maryland the oes
Of the kichmond and Danville railroad, Richmond,
JOHN H. OSBORNE,
Aug 6-d2m Superintendent
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NwAoHER's Speeches tho Legisrst,v. Ina.psn-
/ w dence Of Ireland,
For sale by TAYLOR A. MAURY.
Dec ~ Bookstore, near 9Th
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q. w. YnRBY,
sf Washington City.
VERIFY 81 MILLER,
T.. p Miller
oG Virginia.

Pennsylvania between m and 9Th Washington d. C
WHOLESALE aud renil dealers foreign and domestic stap
and fancy dry goods carpets, mangs, ieolhs, table
and piano bed Spreads blankets sheengs and honseur
nishng dry goods generally.
Strict, prompt, personal attention given orders
Dec 27-lyf
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FOR HARPER,s FERRY.

orally nsz1
THE packet Dell Fashion will ensuing reaso
commencing from this date, between Georgetown and Ha
Ferry
Leaving Georgetown daily p arriving Ilarper Feuy
next morning al 10 in time Tor the for Cumberland ard
Winchester.
Returning, leaving Harpes Ferry p. m, arriving GeS.s
town next morning AT o'clock.
Omnibuses viii be readiness arrival OF passngem
Georgetown, to convey them 10 Washington.
es-fare through, including board, 81 50.
Mar 45-du
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Etns Insurance. Company, Of uhcs, New York.
Capital $4,000.
THIS company against damage by
public private buildings the city and country furniture
stocks goods and merchandise generally Also,
risks by steamboats, railroads. rivers and lakes
m favorable
ofbusness equitable and SAFE and
satisfaction they have ample
surplus fund.- which, addition the capital
careful enabling the
unsSceponabe decentralization TO those who
business with this
John r.. HlNMAN, President
n. H. uhWLEY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE sEI.nING, Agent
9Th street, opposite Odd Fslowa' Han.
June 0o-3lawly
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GLORIOUS NEWS.-The important discovery vel nnada
" Philpss patent liquid glue carpenters,
binders cabinet makers, housekeePe druggists se Lrs
patent glue, liquid ready requires mo- df
is free from SMELL and viii keep liquid any climate il also a
cement for wood china, glass; ron Marble paper AN
substance stands unequalied its reputation
wherever has beer introduced OF the hrsi
mechanics Observable first sight We
10 hardware satoncp, druggists Se and
less by 20 than ordinary making
extensive arrangements for trade,
will do well TO attend TO this Immediately We establishing
agents in all popalous throughout United
bottles OF threa aud also gallon
any part Of the United States carriage free.
Also the British polish, CouatD
merchants, attend to the above Apply early
PHILLIPS 4 co,
Jsy 3l-d3m Cedar street, near Pearl New YotE
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New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment
Wholesale and retail, fos o@sh ~ssy.
LFRED MUNROE Co. No. al Broadway, (hotween Howan
II strcets all persons visiting New lork
pleasure call esabs
AZ examine the superb assortment Of
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Gentlemen's furnishing goods,
chdrsns clothing SC,
Of the best description, there exhibited for sale.
priaeiples govern New Orleans establish
and which have made universally popular in the south
West strictly adhered AL broadway New York.
facilities for obtaining goods such enable
choicest fashionable styles Of garments
and a w prices,
Every article . sold under full guarantees.
PRCFsThe price each aro marked In
upon the ckc and reduction can In
be made.
order the shortest
ALFRED MUNBOE A. co,
AL broadway, New York.
AuRrp MuspoH,
wn ID. ApsATT May 0-d9mif
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University of Virginia.

TUE this university viii October ls
and end June 2otb
Its schools ancient languages q modern languages
4, natural philosophy; chemistry and med
lea g. ene u comparative anatomy, physiology, and
Rery; b moral p.osopbyj awi TO- leciueshp Of anatomy
There professor school, assistant Instructor for each
of The schools modern mahe
Expenses Tultion fees paid advances IL school be
attended $50; go three SIS each S75
NoTE-In ofaw for the intermediate class
the privilege Of attending any class. Tie ess qr Tbs
entire Of modirn lectures including the dsreohns
fee, SOS.
Board and lodging including diet bedding, furniture,
attendance SllO paid In thres instalnen IN
advance wshing, So 10 sl0 session. fuel and light
two OCCUPYING SIS 10 $40 each 40
dorpitory occupying room, 90
aas
contingent depostc OF 81 required each student
cannot be accurately stated
GEssNER HARRISON,
Aug l7-aaw2w Chairman Faculty.
NOTCE.The undersigned hereby inform the citizens f Wash
~ and the public generally that they this
copurncrshp for the OF making plans specifications
and estimates for dwelling and other houses and
with the various branches Of
the undersigned thus offer their services the increasing de
mands Of the community.
once street, norh side, third door
open for business from 8, M, too p. m.
All orders VIII be attended to promptly and upon liberal
JOHN g. HARNESS.
Aug l0-2awlm wM. W. BIRTH.
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RNbIIHOHh NoIIeKe OF DehtnI Nufketyt SeskIuH
ID Is52-'53
Chaplin A. Harris b., NJ D. Professor Of Principles and Pa,
Tho- r. Bond, h NJ. D. Professor Of Special PaihooU
and Therapeutics.
W. r. Handy NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy and HISTOLOGY.
Alfred A. Blandy, NJ. d. Professor OF Operative DENTISTRY
Philip H. Austsn NJ d. Professor OF Mechanical Dentistry.
Reginald ~ Wright, A. NJ NJ D., Lecturer on Chemistry
The mechanical and difsectug will be opened ne ~
Mosday October innrmary open ihrouehoa ~
year The regular begin the last Modi
November, and continue tll the Last Of March. =.
Tickets Cor the slIO dEecng ticket (opons eW
matncplstion, s5 diploma Zee, $50.
Good board from 81 so to So so.
Aug5 W. r. HANDY, Dean.
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sinot'- Loas, L,gn,-Hou.e.

WAR
Bureau Corps Typographical Engineers, Nov. g. Is5o.
Tue following law subject owards the erection
Of lighthouse Of granite, OF both on
the outer Minot Ledge, the
plan be approved BY contract The
building iheof be made with bidder who
shall sufficient security for performance of the
and the work be conformity the
plan or plans approved by the Typographical
pervsion OF such the Secretary Of
designate, eighty thousand dolarsn
Plans and proposals for the Of light house in
conformity with the law viii be received nder
signed Until and including The 10Th day Of January
The proposals include sting nm
for which the adapted plans will erhb,
the position and dimensions OF the lantern
j. J. ALERT,
- o.,. Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers
Republic, Ineigence and Union, washington Cou,or ana
Enquirer, and Express, Couert and paiaa
Patriot win publish the above twenty times daily twice
IN 10th January, - "''s
TOOwNEHs ofL~nds a, Ters..--A gentleman IN yi,u,o.
who good surveyor and lawyer desires 10 remove IN
me present season. and would like agent far
market. - ''''s '"Nm ino
lie has hmily and small capital and IL aosrops -
W INTEGRITY and responsibility general
M enabie MIN 20 control emigration 10 Texss
hny rwer Of Texas lands who inclined 10 avail
soch an arrangement be pacedin correspondence with ta
''Vense get suitable responses addressing post paid
VIM. G0UIDfN,
Marl3-G oa'' F"sn's'
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IURNITURE DRY GooDs.-cLhGETT DoDsoN
pleasure informing the public their
is full complete,
desirable productions Of
Elegant velvet tapestry Brussels, imperial
double and superdne nsain twed and plain We
netian, Dutch, and Dundeed cArpelings
IN of Rnds mats TO match
Of floor oicloths, which
according 10 diagram
All fashionable materials, the ncocs
sary belongings
An elegant assortment Of transparent shades
do Innings
do woolen and linen druggep
do do olcloths
To NIL of which the attention Of housekcepois fully
invited.
sept l5-1teodf CLAGETT n DoDsoN.
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The steamship Columbia win keep semi monthly commit
Francisco and Oregon awaiting AT he
port Of the mails and passengers from Panama
returning without delay with the mails and passengers or be
from San Francisco
regular propees and side wheel will be kept
freight and transient between
Panama and San Francisco ,
win keep the conns1on between
The conneron In The Auan
by the United States mail steamships;
Georg,a ......,.,,,,................3,00Ot 5000
III Dorado
Crescent Ciy "a
Chefokee
Phiadflphia..
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IN US sE s;lla ss.sBE sssass


Baltimore and Washington Railroad.
DAssENGER trains follows
Washington ., M, Ioi, M and a. D. m.
Leave Baltimore at ~ and 2, n. No.; and %, p. m.
Sundays Washington and
the second and fourth from baltimore omitted.
and Philadelphia
Obtained by trains leaving and D. Passengers pro
the the transport Of themselves
Baltimore and Philadelphia, railroad station
Communication tickets Radensburs si3 quarter
furnished upon application at the ONCE.
Il. II. PARSONS,
Ap 95--d0 Agent.
ID Apps .Condor'' Gold PEN, very large and
N hne rish being the gold made United
States.
For sale TAYLOR A MAURY's
NovN Bookstore, 9th
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Pacific Mail steamshIp Company.--The only Thro"g"
Line California and Oregon.
"a PAN.

f-sSSa The public informed that, under the present
Ev4 arrangements of this company steamers innpee
Ldb1 approved by The Navy Department. as suitable
In strength and power for conversion INTO wai
Glass; carrying the United States NAILS w
Francisco Immediately on ARRIVAL OF
the Francisco for Panama on e
following packets De
lsngng company in the Pacific, al OF wc
wi be nj lway In port a each