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trhich Is done IA oodches.
TUE mail line Calvert daily, and
regularly with the fast line Pennsylvania rail
road at Harrisburg, the daylight and
through 10 Ptsbug ntwenys hours from time OF depart
from BALTIMORE This line makes direct with the
fast teams the Ohio and Pennsylvania Pbus and Cleveland
and tho Cleveland Coumbus and Cincinnati railroads. and by
going through from Baltimore Cincinnati in
forty four hours running
The slow mail line leaves the daily sS, by
this line reach oldasbug = Of the day Of de
parture and lie until the day, when they
evening, thirty time of departure from Balu
aud with all comfort and advantage having enjoyed
aud repose.
These enjoyment liberal patronage
from the travelling pubc their cannot be surpassed 10y
those Of any other between the East aud West.
NOTICE.
for Piburg Massion Cleveland and Cincinnati by
"be railroad ne be procured only % Of the Bn
susqehanna Railroad Company Calvert station, Ba
more, and at the following rates.
10 Clevenhd'.s ~ ~
10 massilon. 10 W
10 FitApuig y %
Travellers will original thr ough
Cncinna i time and it, accommodations cannot be ercced
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent
oTrtoE paLrIwoRE susauEHASNA RAtLuoAD CO..
baltimore, August 20, 1854.
Aug 2i-d2w6
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NOTICE hereby sl the adyeFlssment % ts sV q
inviting proposals for service the Ne" "
NOT being accordance with me ae o.
establishing the the Is hereby wib
and the following substituted IN It's place ny au
that there no
in
Orleans Vera Cruz shall be adaped o war pu
Bidders will therefore themselves
The vessels, however, TO be used ia transporting hs ~
constructed In accordance WIN ulo
,s,r.i ~ - - : s ID. HUBBARD,
'' General.
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y ". HooE & CO.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
floor clofhs maitings,
shooting, blankets and house furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania between 7 aud 9th Streets Washington,
n. q.
Aug oo-u
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A Ai2
CWEET and White Sulphur SprinRs.-Reduced
~ increased accommodations cheapest eomfor
be expeditions the Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs
Washington by Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad.
From Baltimore by the comfortable and Ma
Tyand, Capt. G. f. Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond the Richmond and Danvle
from Baltimore White Sulphur. SIS
Baltimore Sweet Springs NORTHUMBERLAND. "A
+" Washington TO White Sulphur. Is
/" Washington 10 Sweet Springs IA
60 Richmond to White Sulphur. 10
60 Richmond TO Sweet Springs.
Baltimore every Tuesday and Thursday
O'Clock, connecting Creek with which
Richmond at /. m. the succeeding days.
Richmond daily Except Sunday Lynch
burg l0k Leave Lynchburg 6x Buford by
81 Mountain House TX and Sweet Springs
10 Leave Sweet Springs after breakfast and arrive at White
Sulphur l2k Returning, White Sulphur M,
Springs TX Leave Springs daylight
Lynchbury day by night. Leave Lynchbug
TO Richmond day by 5h. 22m. D.
Fare Richmond 10 White Sulphur. $40
/" Richmond s Sweet Springs.
Passengers Directing travel in the night take
Buofd's, and without detention White Sulphur
Tickets had board steamboats,
from c. E. Mitchell, Maryland Office
Of the Richmond and Danyilie railroad, Richmond.
JOHN H. OSBORNE
Aug 6-d2m Superintendent
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NOricElhe undersigned hereby Inform The citizens Il WASH
IN and the public generally that they have
copanershp for the Of making plans specifications,
estimates dwelling and houses and and
value descriptions OF builders works. thorough
acquaintance with the branches house bang authorizes
undersigned thus their services increasing
mands Of the community.
Office side, third door from 9Th will
open for business from !, a M, 6, D.
An orders viii be attended promptly and liberal terms
JOHN g. HARDNESS.
Aug 10-2awim WA. w. BIRTH.
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DEwocRArIC Review for June. 90. with portrait
FRANcK TAYoLR.
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VERIFY Il MILLER,
Y. r MILLHIs
Of Virginia.

@. w. YREbY, Y. MLLHHs
OF Washington City. Of Virginia
VERIFY Il MILLER,
9Th and 9Th Washington D. CT
WHOLESALE and retail dealers foreign and domestic staple
and fancy dry goods, mangs, ocaths, table
md bed Spreads blankets seengs, and houseur
nishiBg dry goods generally.
STREET prompt, personal attention given ORDERS
Dec 37-iyf
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University OF Georgia,

university OF Georgia,
ATHENS, August 81 1854
FHE of this institution will professor
science 10 fill the 9TH OF November The
professor will be required teach the French language addition
the branches appropriate the professorshp.
Salary, 81, 700 per annun, payable quarterly.
Sept 4-4tlaw ASBURY HULL Secretary.
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To Presumption Claimants, and 20 Lcces, oupan
tees Of Mineral Lands,

To Presumption Claimants, and 70 Lcssees, oupani aud Permit
ices Of Mineral Lands,
entitled the right OF
townships and fractional
required 10 establish the N the satisfaction
and receiver Of the land office, and make
practicable after seeing This notice,
the public
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
right entitled
additional land district n the Territory Of Wisconsin, and
approved I'd March, e4 issces, oyan
puiec Of their leases perait
Of the townships and fractional townships above
under the entitled can
reduces the minimum price Of the mineral lands IN the Lake superior
district Michigan and the Chippewa district IN Wisconsin,,
approved September 1867 the land covered by their
leases and permits respectively the minimum price
81 25 covering thar full section,
died. the surrender Of such lease permit the land
office purchase, he shall elect do full
81 50 acre is required establish the
ohe Willow
practicable
day appointed for the public
embracing the claimed, otherwise be-
forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner 81 the General Land once.
anr1 LA 1w
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THE Great Ccmmissfon Christian Church
tuted and charged the Gospel the World by the
Rev John Harris, u. u.
Tho Great TeacherC characteristics Of Lords Ministry by
the Rev. John Harris.
Religious Progress Development
ian Character by the Rev William n. Williams.
Sacred Rhetoric; Composition and Delivery Of Sermons by
Henry j. Ripley TO which added Hints Etemporanevus
rrcachinRi by Henry Ware, n. H.
Tina Chrisuans Daily Treasury; by Ebenezer Temple
Lectures the Lords Prayer by William a. Williams.
For sale GRAY n n NiLANrYNE'S
Religious Book Depository.
Nov. III Seventh
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CHARLES III. Clemency and Elizabeth CIemency,
" his wife, Eusebus Welsh and ohers.-Cifcu
Talbot county, in equyAugust term lsfne object Of this
Is TO decree sale real Talbot
which certain John Leonard died and
The bill that John Leonard departed this life seized
Talbot
Elizabeth H. Cemency and the defendants Eusebius WEIGH Sally
Porter George NJ Leonard Ellen Wech James Williams,
and Mary Williams his wife, his heirs ataw and legal
uve that will be for the interest and advantage Of all parties
said should Sold
James Williams and Mary Williams reside the of Mary
land.
IL hereupon adudgea and ordered that the complanants by
shed Washington, District Columbia,
three weeks before the next
this bill and warn them 10 In this court BY
cior, before third Monday November
the premises, and show have why
ought not not pass, prayed.
p. b. HOPPER.
True copy--Atiest:
SAML T. HOPKINS,
Aug is-law3w Clerk Circuit Court.
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fOLD-wster Cure.-The ydropatlic EncyclopediR-a
" Of hydropathy and hygiene, in eight parts.
]. Outlines OF Apaiomy--ilusraied.
u Physiology OF the Human Body
q fygiene Agencies and the Preservation Of Health.
4. Detetcs and uydropathic Cookery
8. Theory and Practice OF Water Treatment.
G. Special Pathology, and Hydro Therapeutics udng Ma
tue Causes Symptoms aud Treatment OF all known Diseases
7. Application 10 Surgical Diseases
e. Application Of HydroPathy Midwifery and
Designed guide families
physicians by X. J. Trail, NJ. D.
For sale by GRAY 4 BAILANTyNE,
Nov ~ Seventh
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ArsnI,se,'s omes. 0. !. c.p.,.l

SEALED PROPOSALS received al This once un,a
~ Goth day Of November O'Clock, eecurns
bic OF the United States Capitol y "s
The price DO stated PEI 0aad kia eount which -
Is cutting OF All and other and M ~
bling also all louls, aeanodng rigging and nece.
the execution Of the work The bnck, lime, sand ~
furnished by government y
The successful bidder win be required furnish approved s
ii for the faithful performance Of the work the anouS, !,
$4,000. - W
Each bid be accompanied by guarantee signed BY ,o -
ties, that The bid shall accented tg 49,
win into contract for the aforementioned work al hs No.
bid, within thirty
proposal suieency the said guAanIurs or
bs eened by known the Department u H. ~
/"
The right win be reserved of accepting such as may 1. ~
sideed by Secretary Of the Interior 10 ~
ernmsnt. -
Each bad be sealed and endorsed FoposG for JrcGoy
the extension Of The United States CapftoLn 'p
The bids will be opened OF such bidders a.
attend the Department Of the on sa.
the sTth OF November at ~ O'Clock, 'i
THOMAS U. WALTER
Architect the Extension OF the States cSn,o,
Sept 28--tawaIn f',
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IIIS IL to give notice thar the subscriber hath OBJ
tanned from the orphans Washington Dis
ct OF Columbia letters the personal estate OF
Francis W. Dominick Of Buenos South America
ceased All having the said deceased,
hereby warned exhibit The with the vouchers thereof The
subscriber, before the 10Th February
otherwise by be excluded from all benefit Of the said
Given under hand this 9Th day of August, 1854.
HENRY MAY, AdruIstrator.
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The steamship Columbia will keep semi menh sommu
Francisco and awaiting the
former tho arrival Of the mails and from Panama.
and without delay with the mails Tor
from San Francisco.
regular popeles and ewheel will be kept
freight and transient between
Panama aud San Francisco
OF the will keep the connection between
other Mexican The connexion In the Allan
win be maintained by the Unod States mail steamships
Georgia
Empire City. 1000
III Dorado. i,oou
Fhihdelpha.-
80.
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I'VE HOLLANDS French CONNIE Pate, = superior ar
for envelopes ofeers newspapers which
be ss distant parts Of the world sale by
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Oct 20 Bookseller, 9Th street.
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NEW GOLD PENS.-TAYLOk Il MAURY, booksellers
IN Pennsylvania avenue 9th have received sup
ply Of splendid gold the best price, from
fifty dollars Among will be found Kapp's
braed niche approved pen exian from its
sembance quill being many degrees of hexby
to suit any handwriting.
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no OWNERS Lands Teras.A gentleman IN yrgnia
who IL good and lawyer desires eras
Of lands in that country with view bring them
mari
He family and small capital and DESTROYS engaging
agriculture lie the satisfactory testimonials
responsibility hts
enable him control considerable emigration Texas.
ofTeras lands who would be inclined
placedn correspondence
advertiser andget sutnhe by addressing paid
WIN. GOULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
MarIl
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company.-IThe only Through
Line California Oregon.
WA NAVY BAY PANAMA.
e-~,0a The public informed that under the present
k>AaEJ this inspected
LLH1l approved by the Navy Department suitable
strength and power for conversion nto war
carrying the United States mails vii
Panama Francisco arrival Of
Francisco Panama the
The following packets be
this company in the Pacc OF which
always .
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Htnr Insurance. Company, Of Uuc-, New York
Capts $4,000.
rHIs company against loss damage by
public private buildings the city and country furniture
stocks goods, aud merchandise generally Also
and risks by steamboats, railroads. MYERS, and lakes, taken tn,
mo- favorable
r system equitable and safe directors hav,
satisfaction they have accumulated an ample
surplus which, addition the capital
the careful enabling present
unesceponabe decentralization 70 those who may
business this company.
John ". HiNNAN, President
n. ". uAWLEY, Secretary.
CHARLES be sELnrNG, Agent,
7th street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
June 9o-anv1y
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S,NfDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 40 v.,n.,
~ street. below Fourth, Philadelphia liquors OF IN co.,
uies OF direct from N M -
than other and furnished members az ~,
Crews and sibers, Washington city, shortest
by I" Adamss Expressp f
sheniss, Sparkling Champagne, as
Madeiras, Moet
Ports, Giicquot,
Red wine, Dnet,
TeneThe, Perucbot
Lisbon, Iiedsick,
Museat, :. and many Others
Frontgnan, Sparkling MoseIle,
Malaga, Hockheis,
CIarets OF all Sorts Rudes helm,
Sautene, Marcobrunn,
Burgundies, the largest stock In Philadelphia
Braades Of all sorts,
and pale, easks demjon bottles, ehc
and very and old.
Irish Scotch whkey, Monongalea Bourbon spirits
brandy blackberry seop6
ale, London porter and stout in bills OF and dozen.
Haeana Cigars
direct importation, reliable
wholesale by the quarter box
only establishment all Wines So, afs,r directly
from The original packaes in which imported.
Hotels, Country Trade,
and supplied wholesale cask aemihn
dozen, package OF assorted
Orders by orteeeraph, giving limit price, guaranteed
be satisfactorily died, the goods taken back.
familiar personal acquaintance with all
duciRg Of Europe, and houses
there enable offer good articles cheap. Call
JACOB SNYDER, IRIS,
Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
Feb 10 dly
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OFFICE ofthe New York United states
Mail Steamship Company No SC Wall street.N,w
i7th ie51Thebooks subscription balance OF
subscribed
increased mail from
office rem the
elusive ny order Of the board Of directors
wM l.. yOULE,
Aurlo Secretary
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rns new York and Liverpool UAitsd states Mai
Steamers
The ships composing this line are;
sssstaPt west
Pacific t-Pt Nye
The Arctic
Baltic. taPI
The AdriaIis ....Sap cfaitoa.
f-1-S.no These ships having been built BY
kGXf for service, has beeI
ZEH1.kthI
strength and speed; and their aceomm0
for elegance
Price OF passage York Liverpool la S20
Exclusive 500 In second cabin $50
Liverpool 20 New York, faO aud f2O
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for
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White Hail, New Windsor Carroll county, Mary
land.
TINS wciknown establishment has lately thoroughly reno
waited and fitted for the especial benefit OF families Wishing
quiet comfort, and reremen u located in region nnrsap
excellent
residence, more oe
sirahle romantic village Wndsor
subscriber stl accommodate twenty NV
board, Tire table viii be kept satisfy the ae
ALL The bar will he furnished with the best wines, liquors ~
gars, sc.
for board shall be moderate nothing will be LEFT IN
which will cenduce vters .
New windsor Is Of easy and be reached elmer
Westminster, by Baltimore and Ohio railoaa
Woodhne or Mount Airy either OF which places conyeyp
will be found 20 convey New Windsor, noe
given TO me subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARTHOLow, Proprietor
July 73-dn J. T.. RARTHOLOW, Agent
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Baltimore and Washington Railroad.
PASSENGER trains follows;
Leave Washington o and ., m, iot M, and g. p m.
Leave Baltimore NJ ~ aud 2, q. and o. p. IN.
On Sundays and third trains from Washington
the and fourth from Baltimore omitted,
checks Philadelphia and New York BE-
obtained leaving IN.
transport Of themselves and baggage
Baltimore Philadelphia, the railroad station.
Badensburg s3 quarter will be
r. H. PARSONS,
Ap o5-d1 Agent
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New York Fashionable Clothing EstabIishr rpt
Wholesale and retail, for cash only.

New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment
Wholesale and retail, for cash only.
LFRED NUNRoR co. No AL Broadway, Cbetwccn Howard
and Grand sreetsD invite all persons visiting New
either business pleasure call establish
and examine the superb assortment Of
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Gentemen's furnishing goods,
Boys and children's clothing &C.
Of the description, there exhibited sale,
principles which New Orleans establish
which have mnde universally popular the South
West strictly adhered Broadway New
facilities obtaining enable
fashionable styles OF garments
an Al lowest prices.
Every article ia sold under full guarantees.
rmcEsThe price OF each article marked
figures upon reduction
be made.
Adescrpons clothing order notice.
ALFRED MUNROE co,
al broadway, New York.
ALrRep MurRog,
D.. May Q5-d2nf
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hats and Caps Hats and Cspsi for Men md BOYS.
IL Of styc quality fall winter
large and complete Just received, and for sale reason
able prices, O. II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and cenucmens Furnishing Esnblishmen,
Sep 1e-3tw2w Penn. Az, Az street.
News and Telegraph
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Indefinite Postponement OF Land sales In Iowa.
oTICE hereby given of public lands ordered
be Fairfield, Iowa City and Dubuque, in the State OF
Iowa by bearing 18th July uiimo,
e postponed in Of the act OF Congress
titled three additional land districts
approved which all
said detached from above old districts
and will be the earliest day
bic Offices shall have been duly organized
the Presidents WILLARD FILLMORE.
ions WILsor,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land ohice.
IJ-Inwfw
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FURNITURE DRY GOODs.-CLAGETT DODSON
OF informing the public that
goods the above line full and complete comprising the
and desirable productions Of
Elegant velvet tapestry plain Brussels imperial extra
three ply double and supernc ingram, wIed We
netian, Dutch, and Dundeed carpetpgs
Alec, elegant stock Of and mats ~ match
Also, extensive stock Of floor ocohs, which
according 20 diagram
Al kinds fashionable curtain materials, with
sary belongings
An elegant assortment OF transparent shades
Innings
Do woolen and linen drugpeu
DO do table oilclOlha
To all OF which fhousekeepers respectfully
invited.
Sept 5-3eodif CIAcETT q DoDsoN.
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The naiiroad Route q. the West.

Through danee ereept pies,
rAteA Is done ia eodchss.
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people
Ii this excited state OF the parties and Jones at the
mead Of one party, It not difficult for the parties 10
quarrel or even fight. fl
I" A controversy growing out OF politics commenced
between him and Shadach Bond esq, the hrst governor
elect Tor the State OF Illinois and duel between those
persons Jones and Bond) agreed upon The parties
mel ON an island in the Mississippi between Ste Gene
we've and kaskaskia and when they had taken their po
sinons, and about 10 fire, Jones's pistol having hair
Bond, said il was Joness fire, ard Bond might fire at
Jones but Boad, with that greatness Of soul that appear
ed IN all bis acons public and private cried out " il
an accident"
The parties settled the controversy on the ground
honorable terms But bitter quarrel ensued between
Jones and Dunlap the subject. This controversy
waxed warmer aud more malignant, until at last Dunlap
shot Jones in the public streets OF Kaskaskia. Jones
was standing in the street, leaning on the railing OF a
gallery and talking to lady. when Dunlap came up be-
hind him, and shot him dead with pistol"
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scott Desperation in tennessee.

The wings Of Knoxville, the whig headq quarters of
East Tennessee. recently held meeting take position
upon the whg nominations. OF the action OF the meet
ing the Knoxville Register. the leading whg journal
there. speaks follows:
"The wings OF Knoxville aud vicinity, by
ing almost TO unannity. have fully and cordially ratified
me nomination OF General Scott, and pledged their Efforts
10 promote his election
The author OF this Roorback" had not the prudence
to keep the official record Of the proceedings OF the meet
ing Of his columns BY this record. published in the
number OF the Register. ii appears that series Of
resolutions were first offered TO the meeting declaring that
the wings assembled could MOI support General Scott.
substitute for these resolutions offered by Col Ten
pe 10 the effect that the wings assembled would use
reasonabe efforts" 10 elect General Scott, least
defeat General Pierce We quote from the Register the
official statement OF the result
Thereupon a motion made postpone indeh finite
Mr.. Temples resolutions and motion being made
adjourn, the meeting refused 10 adjourn. The motion TO
postpone being Withdrawn the question: in the midst oil
much confusion and disorder, put upon the adoption
Of Col Temples substitute. The chairman being unable
decide upon VOTE the meeting requested
divide.
"Grea confusion and disorder prevailed-some cheering
Scott. some Fillmore, Webster, the whg plat
fo-and great many present neither voted for the
other In the midst Of this confusion, and before
the chairman could the result OF the vote. the
meeting adjourned
The chairman was Of the opinion, however that there
larger number voted for the substue than against
it. O. w. CROZIER, Chairman.
an. M. GAINES, Secretary"
Such is the action which the Scott organ in East Ten
ncssee calls an "almos unanimous ratification OF Gen.
Scoits nomination
The must be desperate indeed which induces such
statements to sustain it, Tennessee clearly enough is
lost alreadyto to the whig party.