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WILL Open this Morwirg-
w 80 tiec~a moepMts neuinG
, n. -~o'owed mousssiipes, fine
Black mits, vhor
Alien hasd HAnNsow N shcetins 4aa
"a sheespss, Of all grades .tA r -
fd-h inens and pillow csse do
nAck houbastNb N i tH FL
Tshta dapa- II and tahte papkias r#.
White hanneh, all qualities Welch d.
BIact clcihs, cs.-iuercs, and ves'ines i. 81 4,
Duussstn~ n aAeA~a suahie. siwsy on hnnd sna "e
Aug i9-w wsdf ~ scvesh ssees, nsw rsnsAyivAnisav av
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK ron 1854.
Navy DEPARTMENT,


B"eau Of Provisions and Ciou"g, Aagua 30, 1853.
g EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Beef.
~ and Proposals Tor Pork" as the case may be. viii
be received al hs Office until IL O'Clock m Monday,
The 2oh day OF September next for furnishing and de-
liveng, Tree cf all cost an risk the United States
Five thousand -four hundred barrels Of navy beef, aud
iour thousand eight hundred barrels OF navy pork.
Each barrel TO contain not less than two hundred
pounds net weight Of be,f or pork OF weight
in either article will be paid for To be delivered al The
respective navy ards, as follows: 4H sI Efa1ls
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THE Thirty Annual Course Of Lectures will
tho fourth Monday in October, and continue until March
Thomas Miller, VI. D. Professor OF Anatomy and Phsoogy
WIN Johnson NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women nj Children ..
Joshua Rey, d., Professor Of Matea Medcs, Therapeutics
and Hygiene
Fred May NJ Professor OF the Principles and Practice OF
Surgery.
Tyler, NJ D., Professor OF Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine.
King sione d. Professor Of Miero.copa and Pathology
cal Anatomy,
Lewis H NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry Pharmacy.
Cbnu Y. Forc~, Al. D., Ptosector and Demonstration.
facilities for the prosecution OF practical anatomy
ampis.
LIN. Europe dosks from which
regular given and wads for clinical instruction
NJ roof.
Ip building- the for
of the ek will eItend the usefulness Of
the ideals surgical clinic T"
The entire expep.. Tor fu OF lectures SOS
payable only
GndusnE 10
Medical and Surgical Clinic through the whole
ROBERT KING STONE, N. D.,
Dean OF the Fsculty
Onlco and residence corner Oft and lt,h streets.
Auol
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General Claim Agency.
ID soMMERvILLE, Agent Auorney for the prosecution
II. psn'on Of claim. against Con
s sas % s sn% .s Rsac. :ss
orw:.ded PER m mail, spo. request, % b., one, p.
letters must be prepaid to insure attention Addfs. :. :e.ye
NOTICE-Tbe Navy Department will propositions,
companIcd BY esIn. and dwns nn, the 2s,h instant, for
United state. propeller eas San Jscnse now lying at
II dsrabis ,hs he proposition. should specify
witch ss .gs viii be 1 % .,ess w % 20 % - @ @
and tho balance .er yea .ucce.su running 70 be
engineers be selected by the Secretary Of
H.vy DIR .sr.,Sr. Aug ", is3, HsE E.lE4 a.eA 81
The National Evening ws-hsston
rennsvanan and Evening Argus of rhsdephia, ~ please
''s Aus is-dsas,hins,.
The above notice extended modified follows
The propositions .csemr..sd s designs aud drs~as' viii be
.nd mpis and for repairing the present
rsymsu. be made fo,ow.
70 % % .s f 81 sr ss, %
to he selected by tho Secretary o.lns Navy y,
and Evening Arrs Of Rhadepa, pubssh
WHTrE BRANDY, fourth proof, pure, for preserving
Also, White ~.. .nd pure cider vinegar
White and M"es mustard seed, celery seed
Ms sSs . sr..s .r ..rs o Il. ,,a. far 0I,s
,.s ~. !. :m:" H.: rm..,
nss. sHEKEf.L h BAILEY, ......
f.ucc e~vors fohn D. Kihb~y Co.. Z
No Centre Market Hpsce
.s. he m.ch ps..sa 70 pv..es, to oar esssome cn
NAV 10 -s.y .sp.sios ~ ~, 81 !.
Asa Se-4A3ufhe heo4wf ~ q. 4 D.
+ tI a A@~s -
yUSslrE 0s~DAy, 1ke-. jast rscsAvsa, M 1AIs-
White brandy t+th proof, for singer.
tssd sesds k~d white
Ions pure elder yioes" 10 witch the s.d senion III .ss
want are tnsifsd - GEO. \ THOS PARKER CO.,
Aug uR8-eodfwhs Opppslts 6sswNs Marble BuiIdines
ScHOoss sUoD<s ss'.si 'ssssv ~.sa Dsssrscs
- SSv ssss s~ 49, u saag aas3e gps sfst
- fgss-sa III bnafs fefr@ ssfTAYisOu h MAUAYgf
sTS1 mst Sssksscr, Psna. s~, nsas oh sssst
-nl--a-L -L-. . N -
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SELECT CLAbsICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL. #aEr.


THE subscriber hn. removed his school College l, wev.
connections building i being hed for reception. AZ lh
q the Columbian College win continue
preserve te character Of strictly select school, designed for
the foundation Of thorough English ciaAcai and
educatiOn. The session win
ten and close the last 0f June
Terms Si2 oO quarter payable At small add
uona charge the students viii be permitted
vcred in college chemistry geology mneraogy
receive in French languages
professor
Pupils be boarded the college, the special
supt tTntendtnce OF the principal.
The of full boarding
S9 per academic and of weekly boader win exceed
Sl5O 47 #sN'E# A9 n a@@ E.#5#
GEORGE 8. BACON.
Principal
Refer TO tho faculty Coleac Colonel j.
wards Colonel Peter Force William GunOn, D.
NJ d., oi the Patent Office Joseph Wilson, OF
nec and Professor q. o. Jcwc. Institute.
Aug IC-3aw lmdScp #Tt r#U. F.
ct. MANf'S HAIL. for Young LNlies- mn Institu-
ton of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Hamilton Terrace
The duties o. s school viii be resumed Monday September
9TH liz location the most favorable in The city, bcng
highest ground and in is n,s desirable quarter The buildings
were erected last specially elegance
adapeocss the intended have
o boaders received being limited flied
application will be
will be forwarded application TO the
BALTIMORE, Aug ~, 1853. Aug l9- -3taw4wcp
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ICB BLACK ssLKs-W- have about 2s ps-c~. very
him nhwes, hcrr ~ ~ -
vssA winch II
an probably desirable sssparnf of any c,lr
hsp vics sny the stes are ce.hras~d s
hii,y nAd sichness L. stfktea ie ~ tta II
-ha consu"s At our present place
n The erected Opposite The
ts completed, when sbsi n dsc notice 81 wAh WV n~
i -E r U99 w. NJ aHU5TKR 4 CO.,
Aug ss->~aAw3nf I'm stsses near Penn. svsnus.
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NEW DoMEsTro DRY GOODs.-The subscribers have
well selected stock Of domestic
goods, Thsyc consist follows:
20 p.ers IA ane linen shceings, very cheap
i, do do pillow case linen. # .1
do cotton, round twist
10 do 6pe bl.scbsd brown linen table aamssks, all
widrhs, qualities, and prices
scotch Rus~is hue knhack tswelinrs
Snow drop and daonsk table napkins
nd doyriss aud crash
IIauiltons . hi.acbed and brown Canton asnness
rounds beet Irsh linens, all pure linen
cnses best phlrtins cotons, atlow prices
New York mills, improved
30 do hna brown shir,ings and shecunF
% do dne Manchester cinxhsms
IS do styles fail ca,cocs
IS DO 6ne white cambrics from 10 to - cents
25 do jacopets do DO
do fine striped and plain mnshns, II TO - cents
% do hnv white and red Gsnnels
Bed. licking, striped and plaid cotfons
10 fine plain and embroid.red shswhi which VIII he
sold veygrsst bargains
of silks and s' other Kinds oi sum
goods, their original co We ear
All persons wish purcbase,
determined sell low prices and no hun,bus -
MAGRUDER l. CALVERT,
Aug 2l-Jtsw9w
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On y street, between T~eirh aes Th'teenfh
THE institution viii be esured on Thusday he
september which their pupils are requested 70
order to promote speedy ors"raon
Of classes IT Ft ~. ~.
many Improvements snd additions stey msd 70 msir pre-
establishment enable III. principals 20 oher ncfsneca
sdvaninxes facilities their puIdis
They sve a'so made ssrsngement fr ns ~
ND everything pvovtd-d that ess msae
ho"~ ccwah..uch chssnheu wr ve"ussed csrpess"s'
vir'cr ana warmed hv usascs hs" sudy y""
lighted with and cOrveneuce nat NJ
No p"h viii be Admitted sssaesoy refsv"ce ~ Eve
NHi ffAEAg4A tFt. FNt ~ ts.f. 5vt & ll
&c, Seminary and o. The
ph book .s4Ff F
Aax A--dtlsshsep .gtf.
Tue 8>~s~tsN s~A Day school ~ she Msases HswbeY
w Arasned Tkaudsv, l5th a tepseaber, = shen
redeucs, On T aud 18th ssfes
Reh-repce ety. smyh ryne, y, D. \
Aug 8-eod4wH "A = ~ 'TFf1 Et+f ~ Ill ffHH =
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,ANDs AND CUmMINGs's BRICK MACHINE rATENT
p.onssa s .seus. @ se una sa M ,s. s . ~
rights u tie above msehne Il ha, been thoroughly soo and pro
best or the purpose that has ye been produced
@.,r So m two s i"p.es tie say apS a
the same lime 'S bricks ooded in live seconds The very beet
Tor that purpose lt
chine can be protected abroad Ms.nwhiis Co are pre-
pared 70 for The sale Of any amouat Of territory and give
Apply by p,d their onbcs Of 9Th and
streets, near the Post Office Department
June ~ eodu HaH
KENTUCKY MILITARY INsrITUrE, directed by |.
board oi yss' .fpcn,, BY the st. b u.de, The .upsrn
West Point and practical aided ahe facuy The
addition Of extended nsuri science and
The buildings Of he inntu VII entirely h,ted and arrange
uens made M hsns them with steam, before the opening OF the
regard health, agseabene. residence
Is already in 'orougnes. and cue.~ Of
The open Monday Sep
seen. lee g vIual payable Ia advance !,
Adrs. the ,upenn'eaden at. Ms in,ue, Franklin coun-
r. DUDLEY,
~ professional Washington,
His residence once 10Th adjoining Irving
uosI. @r Ar G-ad
uARnLE MANTELs-Marsl. yv.rh.-Th. -ubseibc,
erssedh stock of marble cpri.ins Stems. srocsede
and pas Of me es'' qasly nsws- 'y sud superior nrh
he Also,
and slabs marble Tor window wills,
sIs steps, and platforms msrt,e l counter and sbis
sosp~ one, caicised plaster. 81 80 per barrel.
Ao hnod isrss lot Of Connecticut brown stone, New fo
steps building pupo-e lie
others and Will .ndeavor give
satisfaction may him with ,he orders.
WM. HUTUERFORn,
July 22--3t1wGm ON rr.s,, between lab and l3tb
Lon nENrThs, large story hop-e containing b@se
Arssschussts
and eh adjoining the goundsa
containing cissfn water, fruit trees, gs' Ac Rent s2s
i
For further particulars Inquire Hon Kendall william
sncspey No. ia Fovet building of and
Sevsuth
July 3-Tfss6
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,,Wu NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENr.-Two new, ehvibiy
hsus. with mnnei., gas
Ac eleven each aud every
gent-e family, will be rented upon favorable
punctua tenant, on APPLICATION TO. 3E@
Z. N. STRATTON.,
rE ts ..Ge Asctioncer and Merclsant
souh eide fennsyrana 9lh aud 10Th
An ~.
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NEW sPKING GOODS-P. w. BROWNING, Inerchan
les, under Uulted States Hotel ber call
Of the pxehs OF Washngsn strangers his superior and
wsit sssetsA sAsrtnent French cloths rug
deermiAod
toths fullest Tho popular ncies of low prices and
pauctnay he wu offer whois
AAA 80 thus the Of sons
essed" cheap stores" for He has spared
=
quality. Win thanks his friends liberal
Mar3-3txwu
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EAkM for sale in Alexandria couuty, virginia, with
Of the aqneiuci. four from rrcsdeats
Houss Geof will sell
o, portion thereof located above, within half mile
Daos Roads
hetwaea thirty beautiful ibefed land
the sdas cleared. Much portion of
iscsdst iwsny thirty which might
pads meadow Persons who be disposed purchase
fssed Joha Ball. grocer Nat street. Pennylv
svsaus, Hosau0 Ball, adjaccnt farm. t5 1 ct
4 s9s-.a.@ BALL.
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xoAuce Boarding and Day school Tor Young Ladies'
the year school, opposite Judiciary square,
sn1 fogpary DR. Cushmans will Tueday Sep
6ef 3h Ths the whole
thorough suoaansai educaiion and, all departacn
where pAcic lr uuted ample The French
will ba conducted Mademoce hon and that OF
music W 0s Sche Circulars, cs,otsanx fuller Information
had Addressing the until
1Ase ,4-eoSi.o : Ia7' STEPHEN n MIRICK.
Masyla~d Millssry Academy, Oxford Talbot Counsy,
HHF arfs aeeA gl Maryland.
John ALLEN Superintendent graduate of the United States
MbiAry Ae2dctpy, West Poin1be
insuu,os will thu Monday October
Terms, 1is Modern languages dawsr and
The scAdemy Situated pcnnrua surrounded by salt
hrsrsi, healthy position facility
Information Obtained bookstores OF Me,
cs~hna Baiey, snd Messrs Muphy Co, Baltimore
Baltimore, az by Application 10 The superintendent
Col Samuel Coopcr adistant general United States army.
Got Jo-s Taylor, United army, Baltimore, Maryland
iona u. H. Lasrube, ssq, Baitsfor~, maryland
tca. Andrsw Johnson, Nashville, T~pnes..sp.
Henry du turt, eco, Wilmington, Delaware.
usas W. ~. 3 s,ss, United statss army, New Orleans
A~ ~7-e.ds~. -
TEa MON ACADEMY, corner street aud
New york avenue,
L. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal,
Ac&pssY, itb street, bStwecn
@eA 9akA Vera aveaue ana u srces,
etsl 81 aa Mo- Z, RICHARDS, Principal,
will have their a~ua eraminasns durr hnt
will another N. first Monday
September OF teachers engaged
For further particulars, catalogues and circulars farn
ham Hooks,nre. F JsIy 7-3m
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nW. EDWARD II. CAAMICHAEI., from Virginia
Offers his professional the Of Washington
His residence and once 18th adjoining the vinu
Heel. Ar G--ad
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500

One-third of said beef aud pork must he delivered al
each OF the above named yards respectively by the first
day OF February 1854 onehird by he fret day April
lS5i and the Remaining third BY the ihrlyrst day
of May, l,5i ulsss earlier deliveries should be Ie-
CURED BY The chief OF this hursap. Payment be made
within thirty days after deiiytfv.f 80 ff - @bT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-08

binds tho President against indiseriminaie
prescription & against tie practice Of combining
himself exclusively to his own party. in max
Ing appointments. That the reader may have
Il before his c,cs. we repeat the word. of The
President
The p9Jiee interest impeyatirely demanas
tint they he coaadered nth sole retsrence 10
ne d9f'es 10 be Pe,t1rmed. Good citizens may
"ril clam the protection OF good laws and
The benign influence If good government; bit
n clam .tor o9fce ~ iDiot M people MA rrpub-
nc 1omd Aecef recognize No reasonable man
of any parry i'll expect the administration To
be 20 regardless of iIs. responsibility and OF the
obvious elements Of success ~ To retain per-
sons known - be under the Influence OF pot-
lcal hostility and partisan prejudice. in posi-.
tons which VII rcapirc. moi only severe labor,
bat cordial operation Having no implied
engagements 10 rahfs no rcs ards 10 besfow.
30 tcsrutmrns 10 remember and no personal
" i,hcs 10 consult, III solec ipns for Official sta
linn. shall iuliiI tbs difficult and delicate trust,
admitting M mofisc as tooyMV cithcr If my
chay0ctcr or yo0tioa ,ehi,h does mt c0ntep1pintc
an e6ic,Rt dtsehayge If duty and TIE bcst inter-
rst If my eonRtryn
A"H'l'Hce l" ihese principles "ouln req hfe
only that he incnmbcnrs Of the political, no,
the ministerial, Offices ,shou bo men free from
political hostility or partisan prejudice -
Ne snail soon know how this pledge is to be
observed
The style Of the inaugural is somew ha, now
81 in stale paper. II Is decidedly sophomo-
rio and sentimental. We have had nothing
like IT, since the polished platiluIes of Copr.
Tyler Il is better adapted to Fodrth of July
oretons and funeral eulogies, han to The solid
aud wcighty matters Of government. But wo
forgive Ills, in consideration oil the patriotic
and humane tone offering which pervsdes it.
Upon The !" hole the addtess ID better ono
dian we had reason To expect.
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p,blic att.ntion seems IT, he directed NV
10 the candidates for lhn Board OF Pubic
Works, and il Is conceded by all Intelligent
persons, thai great care should be taken IN .he
selection Of persons 10 I'LL those high ana I'M
porfsnr positions. We want men OF energy
prornprness, and fidelity. Men who have al
hear, the best interests Of the State, not bind
ed by party. and who desire 10 make every
office. nothing but an object for party s'rog-
eles and party contests. We do not want
men who have run out Of Office. that are oil
ways ready to take any Office. No, far from
il. We want men of intelligence, high and
penrlemanly bearing, Virginians of the right
stamp, who will reflect credit upon the office;
and as one possessing those high traits OF char.
scter we beg leave 10 bring f'rwardihe name oil
CHARLES L. MOSBY, E,q. Of the city OF
Bynchburg. We know that none vii doubt
his capacity to act in that off TO the sallsfac-
ton of all. Mr. Mosby ID known far and wide
and it would indeed be presumption IN US to at
temp, 10 speak of his enlife fitness for the office
of Commissioner of The Board OF Public
Works We hope therefore, that Mr. Mos.
by will consent to become candidate. and
let it be known through the public prints. We
know that it is the desire of the people in this
section Of the District, to give him their sup
port without regard to party.
ROANOKE.
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New York Journal of Commerce

The issue this, the largest daily paper in
the world; on tho first instant completed TWEEN.
ty.fye years and ak months of its existence.
When started its dimensions were large and it
was denominated the blanket sheet being "a by
"a inches which however will be considered
small now,as it has from time to time enlarged
TIL its enormous proportions are 50 by $50
inches divided into Al columns and filled with
close small type. The demand upon its ad.
vertising columns would warrant further
enlargcment.but the proprietors consi der it
impracticable and have determined to limit
their 800 yearly advertisers to space of ten
lines.
This is bright exposition of what viglant,
prudent and sagacious conductors of tho Press
can accomplish. No paper in the Union ranks
higher in the sphere of public usefulness to
which it is directed
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CONNIE
BALTIMORE MONETARY AND eoMMERCI.
MATTERS-Aiareb 8

The new antsinall note law is working with :,
ls. Inconvenience, il j. said, tim was exner,d nv
hanks readily pay the gold, aud IN all the t,i ne
acnns of business it il passing about very fr.el TN
nnly fficulty l. in regard In silver ehange and H.
course. the dollar note has nothing do with r., u
TOO l. understood, is being "ct OUT frnm its h;p
pieces as the unnecessary r1nic passes of And IN
should not gold and change circulate freely WHOM ny
last month much larger amount Of silver change Wa
struck at the niat thar usual. and there has ef,;
New York no less than $4,000 900 of gold for m. '
half month"; and the coinage is going rapidly forwar 9
the while I
GROCERIES Sugar quiet; Moasses slightly firm.
,ffee very dull-salcs since Monday of only ann -
Rio ut 81 % cels per lib. Holders generally ,r
PRoylsoxs-B But little doing in Provisions Wco"a,
Mess Pork II s7 80 and prime do. SIS pcr lb1
Mess Beef Sl6 BACON shoulders cents; sides con-,
aud hams 10 124 per ID. Lard in hbls 10 ,s'
and in Kegs IL per ID. Butter in kegs IA ~
cents per ID. Cheese 9 l0cehts per ID.
ToBAcco-Market dull, and prices unchanged
WooL-Ala;ket is quiet no change in prices.
WHisKEY-We quote in hhds. at % cents, and in bill
nj % cents per gallon.
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The bill to authorize the Va. & Tennessee
Railroad Company TO construct branch to
Cumberland Gap was so amended in the Sc
nate that nothing in the act shall authorize the
board OF Public Works to subscribe for any
po','pn OIL the amount appropriated, until tho
,''u board shall be satisfied that steps have
''eeh taken which will insure the construction
of a Railroad through the STATE of Kon,,.l. =,
connect WIN sand road at Cumberland Gap
The amendment was acquieseed in by H.,
House and the bill became law
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-08

Ireland is giving tangible evidence of a
gradual Improvement in its agricultural con.
dllion. From l647 to 1851, according to
some recent returns, the amount of capital in.
vested IN farm stock has been constantly in
creaslng. from 924 ,S20,547 at the former peri.
3D. to G27770,397 at the latter Recent in
the North of Ireland business has been brisk
and employment abundant and remunerative
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-08


tY We authorized announce GEORGE G. VIII.
LLAMs candidate fo The Clerkship of the Hastings
Court of the City of Lynchburg.
March3-dts
r9'We authorized to announce Mai. JAMES BE-
MACH the present Incumbent candidate for the Office
of Clerk of the Court Of Hastings for the city of Lynch
burg.
March3-dts
~ We authorised to announce WILLIAM d.
BRANCH, candidate for the Office of Mayor of the CT
of Lynchburg.
March3-dts
tsV We authorised TO announce RUFUs AMBER
SON candidate for the office of Police Master of the
city OF Lynehbnrg. March3-dts
tg We are authorized to ANDREW }. DID
LAKE candidate for the Clerkshp of the Hastings
Court for the city of Lynchburg.
March2-dts
re- We are authorized announce WIN. B. FEATH.
ERsToN candidate for the Office OF Clerk Of the Court OF
Hastings for the corporation Of Lynchbnrg.
Feb. 2S--dts