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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24
SPLENDID PREMIUMsI

10 De decided on Friday, the first day of Jplv
All VINO intend competing for these Pdzes .,o -
qOessed to give early notice. p .rc :
A Premium of Fifty Dollars :,
VIII be awarded to that person sending in ,ba
est number Of subscribers between this time .na
the first of July. ..
APremium of Twenty Dollars,
"ht be awarded to the person sending in the Dav,
largest number. - "' next
APFemium Of Fifteen Dollars,
FOrthe next (third) largest.
A Premium of Ten Dollars,
For the next (fOurth) largest.
AFFemium OfFiVe DOIIaUSl
For the next (fhh) highest.
1000 Maine Law TractSy
FOf the next (sixth) highest. 4
1000 Cary'S Appeal! Il
Eorthe next (seventh) highest.
W soolhon to the above Premiums TO AGENTS. a II
MezzOtint Engraving, by John ssrtau, Of
SAMUEL f. CARY, p, M. w. P
Win be awarded to the subscribers of the sjx ,owss,
rremlums' And copy of DR.. BEECHER,S II
IEmFEKANCE LECTURES, or Rev. .sAM,L. w
FISHERS ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN both
splendid books to each unsuccessful Agent sending
In twenty five subscribers and upwards.
These are all very liberal Premims, and ought 70 4
induce every active Temperance man to exert him.
selfin circulating the ORGAN. WE WANT PFAn
'ERs FOR THE ORGAN, (which will make Maine
La" men and wOmen,) and are UilIing, as Our lie,
o. premiums Mill ShOD, to pay nell for them We Il I
MINK our duty to remain perfectly silent from no
.ne nrst Of July as to who will be the lucky
q Eer DuI Ihs much we will say in advance, who.
eNer secures any one Of the Premiums. will bsHo /
~ d@S'E' an q that, too, from until theV are de-
All renewals will be considered as new snb.
scfloers out no subscription for less time than one
year, will be counted. ' VIA" oHe a
,II EeLsons @ intending to compete for the premiums
n onr Prize Book '"'o' 'no'i names
n nuhlcauons must be addressed post paid, =
pou p-,,. CALEB CLARK, Il =
March II, 1853. "''''"a'' " W
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RE a known and made manifest 70 ali whom Il
Gs s Siss sS s g. s %
es w x 1s Rs%.n s ne Ter Virginia
lh apart odesr. s.a soldier. & the
70 survey aud ay % N one q more survey VIZ Land
@ y favor Of sally Pence o. Ray eoua and John and A.
Of HARRISON eounsy Thomas G Marina g. and Wlam H. i,ss
burne Scott county, achad r. Lighburne,
Land Once exchange military warrant $50,
ssssd September TO- ieo in The the aforesaid Alvin
Land onies exchange military warrant 4l4 ~
ws issued September 49, ls'' !" the name Of the aforesaid r'y
issued September 10 Isas the Aforesaid Richard r.
Lieh,burLe
De a s Land
% Ss S,. r. M % H. 9 s
stais of lsdsns seIT
Virginia sa.s during the Of the revolution, and favor Of
their a.Aguss Of numbered saa o 80. l
.. y ns M sn. 2 Mo- Mo-
M issued 10 The q the Lisusn.n Rich
Land oics dupcs,s waran, No AIR. for 100 acres ssued
wrant No a47 which issued for Joshua Tugges Decen
a The veaia line and lost desyed haf
e , % sad a. % Sas.s % ~Saa. " Nc 4 . George W.
county, Indiana wife, sarah arriss The sole heir aaw
November Il. ls4s George W HARDIN
ds Ezsbrn scoasld Nancy Brewer, and Samuel W. Bu,er
sss hn II ot oa s nss
Of hn Eus April a 1854 IL consideration Of h
sns State line and which Original No. 464 lost
have made application the
Once Of The Caid state. TO obtain land scrip under
warrants. GEORGE w. HARDIN,
For himself q and .a, The before s;sss,% named s heir.
BLooaisoros, Monroe county, State Of Indiana
Nov 24-iaw3m
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petition OF samuel =. Acp Of Salem, in The county
New Jersey, formerly Of Msssbus Ohio,
Of granted Ia him 5,h
January s which Improvements were added the
machines for
from the expiration of said
paen which takes place the 18th day OF January eighteen
hundred and my four
ordered that the said petition be heard :, so Patent once
January nj " O'Clock and all
notified appear and show they have
why said petition ought NOT 10 be granted .
the required 20 he in the Patent
once their oelecous specially se, for, in wnf At least -eny
filed by either
he said hearing he taken and transmitted In
codancs with the Of tho once, which viii be furnished on
plicNion.
Ordered s.o that this notice be published In The Union
In~Esncer and Evening STAR Washington dos Psnnsyvsnan
Philadelphia Pa; Evening and Scientific American New
YORK, ~ VI Boston Post, Boston, Patriot Concord, New
Hampshire and Enquirer Cpcnna Ohio week for three
weeks previous day Of Jsnnasy nsxt
@. MABoN,
Commissioner OF Patents.
sEdtos Of the above papers will copy and sssd hev
bills 10 the Patent Once with containing this notice
Nov I3-law3w
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From the London Times, Nov. IL.
The Latest Battle.

II we may venture upon uanslatng into anything like
acircumstanal exposition OF events the reports flashed
must prepare readers for intelligence yet more unex
pected than any hitherto received from the seat OF
on the Danube.
"A bale it ia said, " has taken place, and The Rus.
slams have relrested with loss" This might possibly
nothing very decisive but from the additional in
formation which has reached us. we almost COM
peed TO conclude that the encounter was aothng less
than regular engagement between the main bodies OF
the Russian and Turkish armies. in which the Osomans.
though greatly inferior in numbers. succeeded in com
ple,ely routing the forces OF the Czar
We observed yesterday that accounts were fur,
nished OF the strength the operations OF the Russian
main body which, al The rst passage OF the Danube bv
the Turks had marched 10 encounter them at kalafat
Ii is asserted that this force. which was under the
command of General Dannenberg, numbered between
30 900 and 40 900 and that was IN position be-
tween Kraova and SIsna, a. to ntercsp, the route
from Ksaiat TO Bucharest The Turks We also told
by the latest dispatches were occupying Lesser Walia
cha-that is 10 say the country about kalafat-with
900 men but this evidently the chief point at
which the Danube to be crossed 10 probable that
the force referred had received constant
from the other bank Of the stream Indeed il waa ex-
pressly mentioned that large bodies of Turkish troops
concentrated around Widdin--ths fort opposite TO
Kalaiasnd all these could. Of course be brought
without much dlhicoy when the passase OF the rvsr
bad been once secured Now whether the Rnse'ans bad
advanced TO attack the Turks the Turks IN marching
up the country encountered the Russians, we are not
fully infomec hut ~ between these two armies that
the battle" reported must apparently have been oueht
nor can we have doubt mat proved disassfo0e 10
the Russian troops We are, s true, merely told that
IA superior Russian officers were killed." and that
" the Russians were retreaing upon Bucharest = bet
these niimations " correct, convey volumes OF inte
rence If Ia superior officers killed, how many ,m
Tr,or officers and how many must have shared. in
ali PROBABILITY. the same fstel And how many OF all
ranks mus! have been wounded Those acquainted
with the rules OF military calculations would construct
fearful st OF casualties from the unit given in the des
patch In the affair At Oenza for instance, though
superior officer" was reported killed and only six
wounded, the total numbers OF ,hose placed hors d
comsut 10 have exceeded TOO Nevertheless this
battle mus, have been fought and won, If
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10 CUR sUBsCRIBERss

me hse person be entered upoo our books ualess the
payment o sbe subscription b made in advance.
Ds'an, subscriber money by ssss poass Of
which viii be paid BY ss assumed y ssvrs in Il. ~.
The COUNTRY PAPER published nj vsss, Su,,n, hs 49,
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during recess
Subscriptions for period lees than year vii be received On
terms prcportoned 10 the above annual
o. POSTMASTERs authorized ss,nu snd bv
sending DAILY subscnbeSs with or yrva
sEMEWEEkLY subscribers with &25 enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed win be entitled copy Of s
Same edition they urnsh subscribers for, srasI.
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New Goods. New
nONN BROTHER have just opened large and handsome
stock OF furnishing goods the Of Ninth and
Streets nve doors north o. Cagc Co.'S store hs corner Of
Pennylvan Ninth They fitted
handsome style, and having large sales they
determined 70 keep full and stock Of everything wanted
for furnishing house complete Persons furnishing
Of finding goods
with gea. saving Of time, trouble and vszaton in dealing
ny We name
Paor sets, consisting Of Sofas chairs
chairs, Of rosewood mahogany and walnut covered with
bocae plush, hair cloth, in white, 10 be covered to
suit the OF purchasers
Chamber consisting OF bedsteads CHAIRS wasnk dress
bureau, wardrobe and teapoy painted coo Of solid
wood Of oak, walnut, and mahogany
Aso detached of all kinds furniture, bed
mirrors, plated goods China, glass, and crockey
wood and Japanned cutlery SC parior,
chamber, dinng ball. aud kitchen, you will find all
you
For particulars refer catalogues comprise
list Of svsTy kind Of goods We keep.
call from those goods line they
assured Of fading and fair dealing Remember
location, Nh and five doors from Psnny
building, granite 'front.' and known Gdeons
building. r4l lWo. 81
DONN BRO
NJ DONN no. continue old store
enue, between 10th and llih
lt--eO32w
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RELlS1 BELLss BELLS THE subscribers manufacture
all
boat locomotive, school house, be These
bells hung with patent yokes hsy
be turned around that the cnpper strike
place. which s desirable after bell has been few
Springs ahxcd clapper resting
the bell thereby poongng the sound These bells
tured from the best stock, aud in iron AT
foundry
ment We give written warranty that church bells break within
date OF pufchase with
charge The OF all bells is Nearly
have boen and sold FROM this foundry which
dence of their superiority We have fifteen gold
awarded from the fairs for the best bells for
and purity OF toner particular getting
chimes, and refer those furnished by Our foundry
within few rods of the Hudson ve Erie canal and railroads
direction this
kind in the United states and has the OF bells
be filed with great We
OF the Sutcs Old bes taken in exchange
Levels compasses, &C, constantly on hand. Address
A. MENEELY'6 SONS,
May 2l-lydAcp West Troy, N. "
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m n. NHAMHEHIAINfH COmsne erCtaI CO1Iege located
W. No 21 Baltimore Balumorc Maryland The
object Of Tins Institution the ssch Of individuals prop
facilities for obtaining thorough practical educa
ob,nn knowledge OF
general business mse In few weeks than be acquired
many year. in any counting -housc.
The STEADY book keeping and ts
adaptation various trade Mercan
calculations according methods
Practical penmsusp combining rapdy Of execution with beauty
mercantile
mercantile SUBJECTS other points
understand The
student varies from nve eight
There being vacation applicants enter time and
held periods,
and diplomas awarded gndusse For hc,
md have circular forwarded BY ma l.
Nov i3~lydAcp
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R WATKINS nfn"ds deliver series of familiar dscoues
on nsasg With ous critical remarks various authors
who have written the subject
The series will r which, be'sg
introductory. will early history Of England,
md critical examination Of the prevailing opinion a. to the og"
Of the E.sitsh language.
The be- ors whole admitting
lady snd gentleman - for ticket admitting one person for
the evening. so cents.
ne dscoar-cs viii he delivered Csrus- snioonhe h on
Thursday evening o'clock
Tickets will " Harbauah, corner of
snd streets. of Anderson and rsy
70, Ms",y, fennsyivsn's avenue.
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AGENCY.

L. LEWIS attorney law, soner Of deeds for Virginia
u District OF Columbia and general
all claims the general especially pensions
kinds, pensions, and spcndcd claims.
To receiving less than their hosbands did
and ls; will guaranty the psnsons paid
their husbands.
To the widsws of those odcsm and soldiers who wsre OF
after lcO0 he will guaranty
life, unde act Of February, 1852
To all widows and orphans who have been enjoying five
half poy under Juy July s48 and February s49
continuance OF said halfpsy for ee
the Of February, 1885,
An marines Of and
Ie46 1884, and in the late Arctic expednon
utied
Fee in moderate and charge any the
an orphan unless successfui
hms TINT bis long resde.ce Washington
the
bereo him great facilities in the collection
claims.
of
Congress from Virginia and Texas. Address,
8. L. LEWIS
Oct l6--6teoddkcp Wash .nson, b. G.
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Law school Of Causberiand University, At Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Csruhcrs, late Of The ccui,
judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Of the udres Of the supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bromaed L. Ridley Of the councillors Of the State.
Judqcs Green dew their whole exclusively
to the school.
Pfan Of Daily examinations Of each class
ext books regular
daily lessons progress OF the examinations.
T. Weekiy and cquy, which
dents commence suits statement Of facts by the prcs
sorr and s the In
acnce The framed require prepare
Deeds Wills records and all Of documents read
denee In the trtas hy
supreme moot court which held monthly the class and in
public At h cod o The students cjcrks she
" jurors circuit ndgss and chsncclo and in other Official
pacties connected ~ih ff
sessions me hss the third Monday
moer and ENDS thrd Thursday February The second
Thnrsday in July.
Errsrs ssssio~Tniton $50 advance, contingent
re " boarding about $50
which csn NJ had in tho Lcts~on
Four sessions required complete
dsn enter an advanced class No
mission There are four classes
any time during the collegiate year
There h moot legislature he school
Fnmh~r OF students the last colesst. eighty
ROBERT T.. CARrTHERR,
"" "ii-eov President BOARD of Trustees.
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fIIGHLY-IMPROvED HOUSE AND LOTS for sale
III The subscriber authorized sell OF the most completes
residences the OF Washington
of the leading public cf the city and dis
the CAPITOL and
Of building and Of
considerable portion Of the city.
The front by feet deep,
HIGH building e,ghucen
Of which the wa-hhouse, smoke
The stable uii the
stalls and Ios, and the carriage house for four
grounds around house. comprsng nearly
acres Handsomely garden with
In the former large collection Of the bessescied
shrubs ffui. In the latter
IN. four fine with
and kitchen the second
which eighteen nve In
convenient bath and two CLOSETS
supplied by q above.
In hs third ard stories Ave good and under about
binding CELLAR,
and Of tn. house
pleasantly garden
agreeable the shaded
in that direction.
nfprmaon regarding the house and the of
be had application
his once Of and I'd street. Warrington
Nov I1-eo3w D. A. HALL.
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TUE above named establishment win he recpeped or the
uon OF Eucssa Thursday November 2h Since the closing
Jnnc the completely renovsed enlarged
improved IN ventilation, warming, Ac and improvements
added requisite TO the comfort Of guests.
With practical and
the sssness the undersigned merit share Of
public patronsrs 30 literally extended heretofore.
n. A. WILLARD.
wAsHroros, d. O, Nov. 3, 1883
Nov Adm flint and star.l
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Georgetesvn Female seminary, Gcorgstown, ID. C.
open full operation. of
study thorough and prscsed. The principal
o stndy,
Efficient teaohers The presents
who wish place their daughters
fu md parental attention.
all English branches AD0
tep months FRENCH music, dfa wing, &c. extra
Day pupils from s3 10 $40 per quarter Of III weeks
Circulars and catalogues TO be bad application the
oipal
WILLIAM j. CLARK,
Sept ls-aswdhcp fStarl PupcipAl
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nIRECT IMPORTATION ~ Leather 1oods.-TAy-
LoR MAURv have received importation o leather
goods consisting Of despatch poos tourist
especially adapted for {ersmen sve'ns They are manufactured
by Messrs De Ia Rue Russia and Morocco
leather hued sod finished ~le of subnusi -ie
xssce with patent locks stationery and bookstore neu Ninth
Nov ~
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ONCE of Army Clothing and Equpsge.
Philadelphia November 49, 1852
CEALED PROPOSALS. will bo received this office, until 10
ocoek OF Tho 3st day Of December for furnishing,
by connsc the following army supplies and materials deliverable
United States CIoihing Equpagc Schuyk
nal, In quantities required, viz:
9O0 yards "a dark blue (ndigo dyed) twed CLOTH weigh
ing n OF. per yard
10000 yards 81 sky blue (indgo dyed twied cloth, weigh
ing ~ OF. yard
10 900 Blankets WOOL gray, with letters u.
black, four inches long, in the cene,) TO be seven
feet long and five feet wide each blanket TO weigh
Ave pounds
$4,000 yards y = flannel, cotton, aud wool
65,000 do 81 Canton flannel
$4,000 do "a unbleuched drilling
do du 40
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FOR BALTIMORE.

FOR BALTIMORE.
The steamer osCEOLA viii, on the 2sh sepem
RulA1}ne Der, running regularly above
place leaving Washington every Sunday, at 7
O'Clock, returning, leave Baltimore every Tuesday,
O'Clock, IN.
regularly going and returning Leonardiown
May and Conc River, and at the usual iandns
Potomac, signals land.
Passage and freight al the usu al rates,
JAMES MITCHELL,
Sept 2i-eodu Captain
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III ORE GALLAGHER, Iron Founders and Manu-
M OF Wrought and Cast Iron Railing Ridge
Broad Philadelphia make order railing
baconr public and private grounds &C. Also all kinds
me architectural iron work.
NJ g. would respectfully invite the attention OF
Washington aud vicinity the railing enclosing
in this city, Specimen drawings
making a selection.
Oct 7-eo6mos
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ny RoBERT ARm STRONG.


NOTICE.
TssAsyxr DxrAsrxEsr, Aug -, 1853.
hereby the holders Of The sx per cent stock.
authorised The Of April u.s. 1884, and Iedsoma6le 3
Deeenbe the holders Of the sI cent stocks Of
the July, 1896 redcemahe 18th Mo-
,em~r 1855 department prepared purchase any
m. aud the s, day of December next
millions Of said stock IN Inc manner snd on
the terms hereinafter mentionod 10 wni
In case competition, within shs amount stated
.nce will be gwen of In which the said stocks Of
either be offered The cshcates duy sSSsnsd e
United Ssae transmitted 70 tins department upon the
CENT whereof pce will be Paid compounded Of the following par
,iculars; -
3D. premium per the stocks OF ioa edeena"e
in 1854 o. premum boz oisk per cent on the
stock Ks o 1876 redeemabIe in 1856
Sd Interest the certificate from the ist OF july 1885,
10 the receipt and settlement at the treasury with the allow
auce oI money reach the owne OF days interest in ad
dilioD. 1870.
p.ymen, for in dras the Treasurer
be United States Boston, New York
o. phiadelpha, The parties may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE
Oct o-dn Secretary OF the Treasury.
NOTICE.
TREASURY DErARrAEsr, July 20, 1853.
Notice hereby given holders OF the stocks OF
The United fths loan authorized by the Of 2sh January,
s4 the 3 Of December 1857 and Of the loan
by 3is March, ls4s and redeeo,abe 3oh
upe department prepared to purchase, at time
between the LIST day Of December the
extent Of five millions Of dollars of the said stocks in
The manner tho terms hereinafter menioned 10 witt
In contingent competition, within the amount stated
neerence win order Of time in which The said
sock may be certificates duly assigned the United
States must transmitted this department the receipt
Whereof price will be paid compounded Of the following pacu
lars;
The par value specified in each certificate.
2. A premium said amount of twenty per cent.
the certificate from the LIST Of July 1885,
the date OF receipt treasury,
ance or money reach the owner Of days interest nd
dltOn.
Payment said stocks will be made in drafts Of the Treasurer
Ststes the Boston, New
or Philadelphia, a. The parties may indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct 9-dG #A Secretary Of the Treasury.
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CAHD.-Major FIELD, late Of Wiad's Hotel, respectfully
informs his friends public generally leased
for term Of the well known hotel Capitol Hl kept by
CaspASis, The thoroughly
lnished in the modern ye and will be
cepion about the Jh OF November
will be given.
Oct 2Ld6
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TAYLOR COLLINS viii prosecute claims Of every pon
agxinst the government before
bounty Iands pay
buying selling estate
renting and collecting business They
government Chsrge will bv moderate
Once street, immediately opposite wndes Building
ineon, ID. g.
Hon. James G. Dobhn, 6ccrs Of the Navy.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, secre, ary Of War.
Nicholas Caian, ESQ President Board Common Council
Con. John N. McCsls, Attorney at Law.
James n. Caustin csq.
W. @. RsddaI State Dep ntment.
Sept Ss-dtfhcp
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III h have this day opened = choice assortment of
goods purchased the New York and
consisting In part Of viz
200 yards rich plaid silks
l,e0O do do brocade do
500 do plain poui de Sole silk
1000 do high lusred black dc
1900 do best quality French meino, 81
1900 plaid and figured French nousselnes dc ans
1900 DO nch plaid cashmsres, Jk
l,Ao do high coIored ptaid nerinos
cmbfoideries
pieces "a black and coiored silk vevets
IS peiicc eoshs, for ladies' cloaks.
CLoAKs AND sHAWLs.
% new-sye clo@ks, cloth and velvet
loo Bay State long shaws
so long cashmere do
60 square do do
DoMEsTICs.
A large assortment Of staple goods Of all kinds.
Nov l5-3Aw2wn HALL b BROTHER.
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR. Attorney at Law, Will here
M practise holden Washington city
once first door from Pennsylvania aycnue in MONTHS
building
Nov J-d3m
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Rich bfocbe Thlbet long sbhWh
do
Very rich gold embroidered Thibet square shawis
DO do DO long do
DO plaid long shswis
DO do square shaws
do Hungarian scarfs
Rich broche 1hbet scarf
gold .bordsred broche Thbet sosrfs.
ladies' cloths vel
colo and widths, which will be offered
bic prices. UooE, BRO, a co.
Nov te-Jawtw
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NJ. sisters semi nary FOR Young Ladies',
n street between Twelfth and Thirtscnth, WASH
inton, -. o.. for boarding and DAY pupas.
THE fourteenth session Of ds institution opened the
18th September Terms senior department, Ella
Iunor Sl0 Primary ~ Drawing ~ French, BY PrpG Rsu
Si3i Music, &i2 TO sic.
Pupils permanently weekly so and SIX
quarter For further particulars circulars the pnc
pal bookstores and seminary.
Oct l3-eod5Dec
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O SALE 1cnseA commodious four attic house,
18th side, House
twelve and recently papered
throughout Terms accommodating possession given
aiey Address 49, Solicitors Once Treasury Department
Oct l5--du
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

UNITED STATES MAILS.
PosT OyrIcH DKrARTaEsr, November ,, 1853.
STATE or MAINE
PROPOSALS for conveying the mails OF United
the Isl January 1854, the Both June 1857 following
the state Mane will be received the Contract Once
Of the Post Ones Department until O'Clock Of Monday
2th day OF Dec enber be decided
No. From Augusta, by Browns Corners vassaIboso
vassalboro', China, Albion, Unity, Troy, Dixnoni,
HaatsmAn's Mills, Newburg, West Hsmpden, and Hanp-
den 70 Bangor, 81 mites ana back six tunes week.
Leavs Augusta daily, except sunday AT y . IN.
Arrive nt Bangor same day by Up IN.
Leave Bangor daily. except Sunday, at 5 q.
Arrive at Augusta same day by ..
For form OF proposal, and lem
bracng the conditions be
department. prop.r advertisement
ving mail England
December IS, 652.
JAMES CAhcBELL,
Nov S-law4w Postmaster General.