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OF the
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BENJAMIN WEEKS, NJ ID.
BKooKLAs, N. r., Nov. 81 .Is4g.
sput up, highly concentrated pint bottles, with The
bown the glass; and
SOLD AT 90 PER BOTTLES FOR Sl2-S2i per DOZEN.
M D., and for sale by Charles H. Wing
agent Broadway, New York. whom all orders must
be addressed. a# H#h ~
Agent Washington city, H. D. Gilman agents IN Baltimore,
C. r. Rogers Brothers, How
Bennett Beers, Richmond Virsisa
Jan lily
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NJ srbe FOR Extenst Untted sta'es CapitotTo Own
OF Marble QuarYtos

rHHI,. y. CArIroL Exrsssros Orrtos,
Washington, u. O., May T. 1854.
collect Information American
marbles suitable for the interior decoration Of The extension Of
United Capitol Washington, all owning
which worked
capable Of being worked invited 10 send this
Office.
The specimens should be ia blocks Of oubiea form six inches
:,
specimen
locality State county, and Office, Of
quarry odeive the
bos railway stopping pImce Of blocks that he obtained
of the the drsction
which the rock divided
The should much from the dimensions above
should boxed Of the giving the
information required should be enclosed IN the box and another
by mail The box be distinctly marked With The of the
sender well directed 10 this Office.
ordinary channss
reasonable freight viii be paid their
delivery this Office.
country papers generally which cirruae where marble
benefits their dis
by giving this advertisement editorial notice
advertisement This ONCE
requested IL weekly for three months, and send
~ - '''' 80 M. O. MEIGs,
Captain Of Engineers charge Of Extension ". g. Capitol
May l7--law3mwp
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NOTICE. hereby may concern,
inend applying the General Land once Of The United Hates
hr scrip the etens Of the Points Of hind
warrant No 4o7 dsted November 7os, and Issued Henry
Daring ensign Vie vhHnis
hr 30sf the which
duplicate thereof 'ssasd for which
viure OF the assgHmar
Points, dec@ssed. HUHfEF
r. ma 4elf arastasaH ELIZA y POINTS
Erscufrir and dsvs-e Of Jas. Points, deces.ed.
A. 9o-lawam
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an Of Joseph Mock, 81 Phiah-phs Pa, praying
for extension OF patent granted 10 him on the reenb
JuIy psdccks and other
~ said patent, which takes
place the sixteenth 6) day OF july eighteen hundred md fry
three tlsS3)- .tfs Fqf Ettn fa'ta ~
the said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday. June IA O'Clock,
all persons notified appear and show they
have why said petition ought NOD 10 be- granted.
the extension required e he in the Patent
Ocr theft onecons specialy fe iph IN writing At cast t~en
heuinEj An testimony Med by ehes
said hearing snd transmitted In
pHcsnon.
be published in the National InsciRcn
Republic Onion Washington o. O.; Inquirer Philadelphia,
Express York city Daily Bee, Boston, Mass. and Union,
t9 day OF June NE day NJ hearing
n. WRf0HfMAN,
Z frtt.a Acting Commissioner OF Patents
above papers win please copy and -crd their
bills the raen, once with containing this notice
April ,7~-law3w Yte4s se4raFrWr s4f Els .Hef r ss.l
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The National nsciixcpceS Union, R.pobc,
inson Advocae Gscesfown u and The RsNrore srn
The I0h of june The Jowrns ksshvfe MenenntAy
ccsst the Herd Cise sod The Essssse Pvedsret the Ga
toctn Whig Middown the Odd Fellow, BnDrboro and the
Haesrssown
Peoples Own Hagetown viii rcsectvey swsert the
tesh IiF ifitflAfsul
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NUs
by the President OF the United States.


IN pursuance OF law WILLARD FILLMORE, President Of the
United states Apens do hereby declare and make known
the State Of WISCONSIN, the periods hereinafter dessnaed
Al land WILLOW RIVER, commencing Monday,
the second day Of May next for The disposal OF The public lands SIT
ships, viz
North ofe ofiAe fourth principal meridian
Township and fractional township diy eeran
h the main shore ofLake SUPERIOR Of
Township forty nine townships my any one
Tsw"sip ory nine and souoHi ownshp n.y.
Fraetoua township. ioynine hny, .fL.ke
Superior, Of range nice.
ships foyseven foreigh and fractional township forty
Toxn.hips twenty eight tweny.nine hy thirty-one and
hy wo township forty nine, the shore Of Lake
townships dirty, hiyone, hirtytwo ,hi,,hree and thirty
four nine, Lake SUPERIOR Of
Townships thirty, hiny-one, trptwo tiylhree, and thirty
Towo.hip ,nrty one h-,wo, thirty three, dirty
Townships ,hir-One, rytwo, iryree and iryfour, of
Al the land once CROSSE, commencing Monday
s.enh day Of May aes, for the disposal Of the public bands with
NORTH .(ns and Of e fourth principal meridian.
Townships cighesn and nineteen Of range
and and o. ass
Townships tweniyone twenty-five, twenyshree, and twenty
Township. ,wenvone twenty-five twenythree and twenty
Township: twenty twenty-five, wenty.ihree, twenty four
Tswnship twenty four and twenty av. OF range eleven
4, the ONO. STEVENS POINT comm.nei.s Monday
disposal OF public
Of the townbips w
NORTH Of base Of oarn principal msridan.
Township five, of four. + aaa
Townships twenty eight
and thiriytw oi eve.
Township twenty-five, OF range SIX
s,sh,een hy, and ,ryone, township
Townships twenty five and twenty six of range
Township OF eleven. +. II
Al the once MENAsltA, commencing Monday,
twenty May for disposal OF the public
following named townships, viz vsEs. I'd
fAs base line and east Of the fourth principal meMs~
Townships twenty and twenty hree range thirteen
Laads appropriated Of schools uissy
tiosc
unit cultivation which shall
authorities
public under the entitled
Of Arkansas other States reclaim
SWAMP sud within their limits" approved september ~, 1857
utu ke excluded from the sales.
days appointed snd will proceed in The order in which they
with all despatch, until the whole shall
been ored and thu sales thus closed but sale shall
kept open weeks private entry
VII be admitted until sner the expiration o. the wssks
hand the city Of Washington this frat
February Domni thousand eight hundred and
WILLARD FILLMORE
ny the President s..ft
aF Jons WiLsoS,
tY NJ COMMISSIONS General Land Once.
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nw EDWARD w. CAN MICHAEL, from. vsrgsnis
III on OF Washington
once l2h street. ~iioiniuu the vfnf
Hossl, ApB-d6
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THE MnTROPOlIrAN RAILROAp.

DIV authority legislature the Of Maryland
January Of 1852 entitled An act nco
Metropolitan Railroad Company" and in confm,,y
thereof hereby by the undersigned
commissioners Tbs. books for receiving subscription. t. the capital
said Metropolitan Railroad Company will he
Monday the 9Th day OF June and be from ms said @
18th inclusive
O'Clock,
following
washngton Bank Bank If
Metropolis. banking Mese~
city Washington, District Of Coloshss under dec
lion OF tho commissioners re"das in said city and the ssvssal
cashiers OF said banks. ~ faHfe t1ft tEr
Al Mechanics Baak Of 0eovcsown and
District
residing said
csshiers said banks
In Rockville, Maryland the
O. vi~r under Of the
residing said county and III. said Samuel O. vers.
In the Of Frederick, Frederick Maryland the Far
and MechsNtes' Sank Frederick Frederick
County esa and the Branch Bank Of the Farmer Bank Of Mary
land under the direction the commone residing Frederick
county and the several cashiers OF said banks. ~
In Of Hoonsboro' Washington county Maryland the
Mes. Davis Bukha under the direction Of Mr. Elias
DAVIS, Of The commissioners and Mr. - Bartba Of said
In the town Of agesown washington county Maryland the
Hassown Bank and The Washington county snvnrs lnsu
u~dst direction OF the commissioners residing In said
the cashier Of the nseo Bank ssd the Of said saw
Institution. 1 E"t+
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JOHN w. MAURY,
WIN. w. CORCOaAN,
WIN. W. ST >ToN,
DAVID ENGLISH,
FRANCIS DODGE,
rERDIN md w. kIsoUE,
OF the Distric, Of Columbia.
CHARLES X. TRAIL,
JACOB ~. KUNKEI, @
MEREDITH DAVIS,
OF Frederick county.
ROBERT T.. DADE,
WM. LiNGAN GAfTHER. F1
FRANCI8 C.. CLOPpER,
On Montgomery county.
DANIEL WRfaEL,
JAM1S WATSON,
ELIAS DAVIS, NT
Of Washington county,
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poSponed unt Inc sh, lh is 25h Ct July next
lively. IS .g. y 81. .44.4 \. . ~. ..- 4. y
under my hand al ciiy Washington day
Arm, apAo Dolaisu eight hundred
NM lNita1gs All hnh f4hNsaf 1888 FRANKLIN PiEhoE
by the PIesdsD m y ,.t Es6 ~ sfs.s-lsk ,.srtf# t
AtFsht Jons WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land oaee.
lAp 20-IAwl3w
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PostporenAsnt ofthe p~bic Land S~les IN Wss@e~ssn
NOTICE public lands ordered hy
the President United States dated the
February 1855 be- held following named lard
OF Wisconsin, wit laad onecs
nvsf Ia Crosse, Point, Meraha,
3D. 10th, 9th and 2d Of May declared be
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rne new York and Idvcrpooi United states mail
E.@s4fa. Stenmers g..a.. Il.
The ships comprising this line arcs
The Atlantic Capt West.
The Pacific. .-.s.. Capt Nyc
..... .....
These chips having been built by contrac CT
kTf for service, every care has been
1x1k&f2 also in their engines
strength and speed; and their accommo
uncqUaied elegance and comfort
York Liverpool In Grst cabin, 10
second Exclusive Of cIuasze state rooms, 5000
From Liverpool o York, 30 and G20.
An Experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No BERTH canbe secured until paid for
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-N7 EDWARD X. COLLINS Co,
+ Hts.#ea No. 50 Wall street, N. ".
BROWN, SMILEY, Co,
Liverpool
r#H.@-H. r. q. ROBERTS CO., a#
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
% j. MUNRDE n CO,
.. % Rue NUtre Dame DIES victories,
fsis.
f.#18r GEO. II DRAPER, ftsvr..
will accountable for gold silver,
bills Of
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Jan Htlsst4iH5 +l at t.tH
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NOTICE TO pRE. EMpTloN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled empon Of the
within townships above
required establish tho saisfncon ~ the rss
office, make there
for "a soos a. nv asnIie alter seeing ~os day
public sale of tbs lands
hrscing The claimed, Otherwise such claim VIII ne oeesd
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Yeb 4-lawl3w tfN4fHtH 4IrT s0e ettfaNr
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Notice 10 cctuui settlers land, the United States originally NTH
sraan from market o" account Of the railroad grant,
Under Congress- approved 81 March, 1852 An
the empion laws OF the United States they now e.se
tended public
OF The herenbeore where settlement
and the final allotment NJ
smpon the alternate sections Of public lands within the
limits originally reserved will attach predicaed settlements
made prior the 4h February 1885, the date Of the hnsl ao
Claims limits be proven
before the pubic
paid the dollars
Ciai outside of the miles, and within limits Of the
the restoration
said lands private entry.
dollar
only however, be located by zach
the public sale directed by the
going President applications will be received
lands outside OF the six miles limits
codance instructions be issued TO the registers and
cevers. vi --.e. 3
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General La nd Once
May25-wl3w a.s .sl##rl.d ~.
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QEFRr9EnATORs.-4o ref'igersors on 'sr - ny u
~ 7tb opposit. the EsfhshW
Tey sv~yth'e c"a' W.
pu into rhsm. Price rom sip TO Au Please call @a s
they Ne beat. . .n.,no
Ap6-AAw5w N, N, Me"'n"
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTf0N CLAIMANTS
Every person tile right Of emption Of the
lands within the townships and townships above enumerated
satisfaction Of the and
the Office and make therefor
practicable fh notice, and before The
The public sale OF the land
bracng claim will be forfeited,
! JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
May l9-lawl3w (.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Bossomt by
Rebuilt. snlzxed sd elegsssy fnenhed,
and for
IN the travelling public. 'ei li@kfN ftot
div stf sssr y cl.=fa9lFs4 u. f'+st d
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS. 20.
person right OF emption
lands is townships and Of
rated establish the
register md receiver Of the land once and payment
to' sfsr oicnie this bcrc
day public
embrace claimed, otherwise such forfeited
e7@ IN .tIselt JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of tho General Land oakce.
Junr - WI y
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ItNCLE TDMx CARIN.A life like dsrucrfsoype Of Hrs.
srowe author cf Uncle Toms CsAsn T. on erhison ~
Whtchurss Gallery reunsyivsnis street "se"ef
with portrait ~ sonsas the famous " osssn Of song
Dec f-~Mf II tfnE fHW' lsFa
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To the Oncers and Soldiers OF the W 1914, In
dian, Mexican, and other wats.

l
=" the n i s.sn sna OF a, is M. 2.
John y. BAKER fss clerk IN The General Land ofee
Maryland avenue, I'.la washington ety. D. c. ole"
pay pension Ssso rasc dsp.r%sn
lie viii also give attention to the PVT
Juns LAWN ..H IL ..f.s.s ltLes !,
Il. business. s ssI Ri. ss b. :a re
.,ocs q goods a prime pre-ens
prices. win merely add 'nai morn desirable .,oss q
on getting every sriec 81 prime COS, for cash only,
woud call especial attention Of black bocade silks IN
Also, .,s. ., q per yard.
Nicholson pieces genuine pant yards
each, at u a piece CARTER
June p-aw Three doors from Eighth street
d j. STEERS NEW GOODS ron aEsTLEME,.
men. maxim. ms os a. s rsr NM. "y compiler. Th
n sssa 70 spp .sa w 'ns to- 's s
sq Ms, ' IA l pS'''a'e elsewhere
paper banging, me . n r.p ,""s
pso go aver S.y. and All" ssa
v.sr :Ssae sa ,, "n ss@sm
Der rLAST's directly bach o. IRON Halt
Ap Is-codaa ss6.am f1fi fa. al1 9a-1
NEW Work.. May lssrns ars.s"sa ~. ms ay
o ,Ss %sa.scon ssssf., sa.s.. =. -,
rro%.-o Votes and ,oan, ofFeu',sd
roR % a.. ,es sn rsnr.va.in .d. bessen on
and o Of the se.t bu-osss .'.na. ~ me city, WV
s ss 81 r. n. y Morley "s ns,, so.r. ..,n
June f-eod, x Ill III slaa14z 40 ~ 4 ID
.ss sG x. ss :. p.,
SON sppe.sten will ~ Pension once
Al person. .lsa purchasing .d ~.us., ~.
eo{a mater nj an W ~ II.
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p n HOOE n CO.. whss~ssse and n~sssI DsH,.rs ~
cavreng, cloths, satffss- ruet curtain ms'efs'
ht~.i~x. furnishing goods r~sersi'y
f-nns avsnr- Th and s Streets Wa'hnro"s
Az ~ II
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FAITH OF PROF. ANDREWS NORTON.

The death of Professor ANDREWS NORTON, winch
took place Newport last Sunday evening IL an event
Of more than common interest in the world OF religion
and letters Among The literary men Of Massachusetts
few held more eminent position, or have e1erted
deerer and wider influence the formation Of opinion
and the progress Of culture in that State EmPhAteay
scholar in his habits and tastes-devOted with earnest
s.sdufy 70 the labors of hs studyavodng the scenes
Of public life and the pursuit of popular applause
seeking his highest inspiration in the lettered tones OF
the psst-never wearyor inpatient in the Investigation
Of his ayorte themes-and challenging attention by the
sincerity Of bis convictions and the soemnty Of his a
pesls-he made more profound impression on the cir
cles in which he moved than could readily be imagined
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TEXAS AND MExICO-TIIE- YELLOW FEVER.

BALTIhORk, W ednesday, Sept q, I55J
New Orleans papers Of Thursday last revived also
the missing mails Of the 9th and 10th inst
The papers contain details Of Texas the 9th inst.
The ordering Of troops to the Rio Grande frontier had oc
cas0ned much speculation In Texas.
The San AntoHto Ledger says that, "A number OF
strange Mexicans just arrived busy buying up six
shOoers, and there is rlmor that body Of 500 heri
stationed the Rio Grande opposite Laredo
Gen ujhazy had arrived at Comorn
large ship bottom up apparently European, was seen
of the mouth Of the BrazOs
Further advices from Mexico confirming the insecurity
OF Santa ADna's Government are published. -
The papers have further accounts OF the rayags OF h9
yellow fever along the Gulf coat and the river;
The sixth child Of the late Capt smith, u D. Engineers,
being the last Of the family had died.
letter from Pensacola dated 18th inst mentions tbs
continued fat atty Of the epidemic there.
Died at New Orleans, Harriet Rodgen Of Philadelphia,
wife Of Hr. T. II. Labbes, and Mrs. Rebecca Levy "
New York Al Noble Richard Is. Vandewster Of Bing
hsmioD.
The southern papers continue to record serious damage
% the Cotton crope BY heavy rains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

TIE Board Of Aldermen dispatched most Of the
business before them last evening and adjourned to
the first Monday in October. The report on the
charges made by Aid Dohcry against the Street Com
missioner was called up for consideration AID Do
herty came into the Board Immediately after the docu
ment was read and in long speech made an attack
upon M Furey the Street Commissioner, in regard to
bs defense and also upon the Committee, whom he
charged with being partial and shielding the defend
ant by making false repOrt-a report which was not
sustained by the evidence adduced on the Investigation
After much discussion the report sustaining the actio
of the Street Commissioner adopted by the follow
ing vote: Administrators Haley, Sturteyant
Boyce Tweed, Compton, Francis Tiemann, Ward
DeDnsn, Cornell and Peck. Negstiye-Doherty.
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Monday. Sept 49, 1889
The number of interments yesterday about S. In.
GLIDING 50 from yellow fever The returns imperfect
Mr. Harry Hill buried yesterday, and the funeral pro-
cession was very large and imposing.
NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday Sept 20. 1883.
The inernents for the "a hours ending yesterday
ing were 40, OF which IS were from yellow fever
The epidemic is still raging along the river and in the in
terror at Grand Gulf Port Gibson, Baton Rouge Yszoc.
Jackson, Miss, and on many plantations
The number of ntements reported this morning wn
only a. including "a from yellow fever Thss large de-
crease
Sinlema Gardete mother of Mrs Gen. Gaines died yea.
terday.
Mr. Harry Ill., whose death is announced made q
very short will Except four small egaces he leaves the
whole of his estate his only lie has left nothing
for charitable purposes emancpaed any Of his slaves
His executors are John NJ. Bass and John Armheld He
bequeathcd his business to Messrs r. Nesn and Thomas
Is Lee.
New ORLE,ss, Wednesday. Sept 81, 1858.
Inerments this morning 81, including fever II.
MOBILE.
MOBILE Monday Sept 10, 1853.
The total number of deaths IN this city on Saturday wS
30 including 20 from yellow fever
Yesterday Sunday the ntorments 90 10 being ys
low fever cases.
Mr. Clayton. the chief operator the Washington and
New Orleans Telegraph among the victims yesterday
MOBILE Tuesday. Sept 90 1883.
The interments reported today were Is including IL
from yellow fever
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friend Sam J. Tlden. who ground out some excellent
sentiments which were raptlrously received-among
others the following:


yl,s Ih,, Userl Lsbor-bsias esser merely the
sui - II s1 comfort Of nan bat so % h hsaesi hsp
81 rsess esreed respectable and hOno-Ase oas Of th
sTe eosrtris ree laboTer IA eject erssa fo al
brlaehs Ct ney 1,say cared % y ..ss taF ~ sesa
greedy lIaed fr he Ss1i q tia eney i1teassnss Aad In
IAs t permitting Labor Be degraiee By the inoils
SerMssieO AID Csni. we should pepsir Al .ct Of g. IN
stee ssst al he e Ah7eTs u country sad u over
~ to sesi o themselves nd Their fe. homes Il those regions
On these issues-in our judgment well taken and
well contended for-the Barnburner Democracy of our
State split the Democratic party in two, bated AMI
beat ts regular State nominations in A. and both State
and National in las. when Van Buren, received in
GLIDING those of Abolitionists and Free Soil Wings,
10000 votes to lli000 for Gen Cass both together
having some 10000 more than Gen. Taylor who WAS
chosen by the Electoral Vote Of this State
We may take occasion hereafter to chronicle and an
ayze our Barnburner Democracy in its dec,dence and
observation through the years since S4s during which
it has grown poorer and poorer in principles and richer
and richer in spOils. Our object will be- like Gen
Taylor's in employing the boodhounis against the
seminoles not TO Worry them, but ascertain where
" they may be found" We viii give them the credit
of having explicitly recaned their honorable de-
caratiOns of eternal and Incorporating hostility to
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the sincerity OF which declarations it is very manifest
Will be tested within few years. We trust they Will
prove true metal and shall count on them in estimating
the strength of the Free Soil force in whatever contest
may next arise respecting Freedom or Slavery in Cuba
or in Northern Mexico. But whenever Prince john or
any other of the apostles shall be moved to inyeigh
against the enormty of boiling getting up split tickets
&c, &c, as treason TO Democracy, suspect some
hardshelled Adamantine will be apt TO ask him how
the Democratic party came to be so overwhelmingly
defeated in lSi7 and by whom the job was done.