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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

The EreHiHg Post suggests that in every case oif
spprehended fugitive slave, that the slave shall
liberated, and doughface substituted and sent u
in place Of the runaway, provided one can be fos
Of equal value to the fugitive. The qualifcs7
need not balk the suggestion. If one douglas
not 81 valuable take fuO.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
ET 1T RElfEM INFERRED.


That 20 much of the Missouri Compromise o. i--)
A. prohibited forever tie leraiiza'.on Of Human
Slayo-y IN az part Of lie territory Of the United
States north Of y. lat go 80 and of the Rocky
MouIiails-tl "a, al Of tie Missouri. Compronise
which was favorable 20 Frcedom-has been rep>ale4
bv the passage Of the NeLraskaK ensas bill Of Sfe
phenArno Douglas-snd that the Representative
from the Free State who voted therefor are a.
follows:
M.nr-Ho.e. MeDorsd--i MAssAcHrsfTTs-'9He
ad'Sie1,.14Hcos ,aS 'sllI.-.'!N 81 idsero-
VEa~os7-Aon.. RH.DE IsLAsD-Nga>
NIv-YoKk-Th rnss ". Cuum.lE fr.ncs Cui-lsg,
Wslhrds. wLlam A I,s.ker. MIs wa!.h Theoi.rs R.
PlsSsYIv1su-saurel A Brs.-. John l. Dag,oa.
Thoue. B. Flo-enee. Clancy Joles. " ID AN y. hll,5'
John AcSsir Ass Ps.ker. JetH .h.i.. r. Ch--isn "
s.rsuf william a. Wft- AeHdrck b. Nr-hs-i
HIw-JresFy-ssnu snuel L. Oeofs. Nsll-z
OHio-D,s.s T. Disney. Yre-eret y. Green. Zds0a B.
hor,S.-Jof1 e. D,,. C7-u. L DanhsH. Norman Il.
d. Wn. =. Ens..h Thomas y HeEaneks. Jis H. Lane
ILLiIcis-J.u.s. c. Allen VIII. Allen, wm. 4 Rich
MlcHicAs-saal Ciart D.,d Stuart
lo~l-B suhsIet Henn-L WIsCo.ss.Nere
CALfoR,i.-Milion : Latham, Jas A AeDoasall--
The same bill passed the Senate without amend.
1nert OIL the 18th 80 to l3-Senators from the Free
STATE. voting for i;--as follows:
Ma -HA4rsEiRr-M l.e.Nerris j.. Jared ". Wiiiani
S2~ Jrrse,-johs R Thon.on william Wright
PFsNsTLvAsfA-R Richard Brcdhcaj. Jr
iNBIaNA-J1tl Ptt-r.
iLISo'.-sr1len A Dggsis.. Jam, shi-ii'
NrHIcAg-L L-v's Csss Charles T. stuart
CtlrF0sNIA-N. .lIsr. v. Gwi J hu i. Weller
Iowa GeofreW Jcres To.s -.
b the votes Of these men. representing Free La
Dor co1sii.uencies one Million square miles Of Ter
ritory, heretofore shielded FOREVER from Slavery
BY a bargain, forced by tie South upon a reluctant
and struggling land whereof all that part
enurinc TO the advantage Of Slavery has been fully
secured ard enjoyed has been opened to slave
holding immigration and settlement and so exposed
10 be brought into the Union as Slave States. Shall
not Free People mark their betroyers
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
To Advcrtisers.

IHT WEEEII TRIsrSE ha now circulation Of 10 600
eofe Az rlscsbscy he 30 advertising ecz the Us,es
stst, crculans does ever the Unll- Bri-s
Prines - i-s rss1ers FIer Ne .s.ics AsrrhAas
make thst- t1-
esun-ry s1ld 60 vel THE WEEKLF TEfEgNE A
rfec u acyese-ts Inserted 8 csst - NE
ssch
TEE SEyINTLXLT TEIBrSE als0 bas a very ar-s crcu-
lsr cogrrry AGTt-etaers iasess II z-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

WOMEN's STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
This body viii commence its annual meeting a, Unes'
the eth OF June, and continue in session two day.
il the body whose meeting meant 70 have noticed
,erday in announcing, uninteniionaly, Womens ~
Convention at Utica on that day The friends Of T.
perance should see that tie forthcoming meeting 50
and spiritedly attended.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
slavery and the Union.

In compliance with public desire expressed by very
ard oher c1lca;5us from 1=n1. 10 CT
p.rss pamphlet hs- beez prepared
coatinr he les1us s-s q TIE
TEfgUzr rwer s-l o. he free
suc g q fl- Uur and the 5.ne1 control
have er~css over n es si9a ,ns El'
err.rf cru1fT. LIS pamphlet t1e -
oor b. tL cfre il Mi CONTAIN srEe s'o
rtas of PER hundred and 70 csa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

The Cour, Martial organized at Austin. Te1as fS :
trial Of DR.. Steiner, for killing Major Arnold had faS'
try him up the 2lst inst, on account Of his being -
cvi process in McLennon County for the same Os's'
The Court has, for the present adjourned and il wssS
gethor uncertain when the trial would take place.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
SUMNER TNpERGaRyRSTs AND

siNNER lNDERGARxRSTS AND ho>ihHf line
~ b. saF hv 80 lei s1~r-T-
IrE LEgsTE NEEfso rs1EkfEsTs
l- cucsG z. or .---. sTfr snce a. 1rlTersy
sr-roTsi arf ssOrs .. w0-r b. al
Imoorters -sc Nsraf,ctE-ss.
IA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

The hrds0H Colambia Republican mentions ihe
OF Hon. Ambrose L. Jordan in connection VIII =
Wing Gubernatorial Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
DrsHLrR's ASTr-PERIoDIc Pills,

A
This and nteresfirs discovery 10 eEet-nle 4 n- .
h The .tt,uoa OF physicisr ,lis By the uniformity u IL
Scd ~ PAvi No lt9 Chamber 81 snd by t-l0A.
rNFR Co Mhossaie Aren't snd - real y
Brc AWAY Johl -. ty " d Nk9fAt
corner Broadway l4h + GUioN corner boweiy ad 0f-
Z: W sAE1DLA. Bowery and liasi G.sTAy. kANs-
uReER No q. Oiyecsi. {. s-rcHNGs. No. IL Hrsi
Broadway. W n BeEnGn Ne ~ Oei 81 Wlaiaaolf Afa
Fultou-st J-s- " rllih, Ol-s.s d.
Orders the Trade % Be acd~.ssse 70
1. d. DEsHLrs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

Elsewhere We publish one month later intelligence
from Mexico. giving full details of the different
battles between the United States troops and the In
disns. The fight between the troops under command
Of Lieut. Davidson. and Jiearlla Apsches. AZ Ciene-
qulla in March last of the severest that ever
took plsce with the Indians OF Lieut.. D.. COM
msnd twenty-five were killed on the field, twenty
three wounded, and upwards Of forty horses killed
and lost in the action OF the Indians it is not known
how many were killed but their loss is estimated at
between fifty and sixty Tie Indians appear to be
getting tired of the war and are ready to surrender
all the plunder they have taken, and make peace.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
WoRy. WoRNs.-A great many learned trestises

t.v been written explaining AID lie wos
generated scarcely topic q medic
obse-vou aId profound rs area
,r vi Inuh divided IN op o. me subject
n liieg all lae - cAfe4ls
tls worms sud purifyrg the body from th geseue- = o tFe
value ihu the di.qutcu the eusn Iae e1pes
.s1nCyr ALAEs er-if-s tl- much
sought afef st-Ec has srGcy supr1eed an chet "
being universally aczlow4e1.c1 oy ---ils
practitioners A., ...-.. r. H..
Ns--~if-,e rak. none other
r.r.ou ssr worthless b. MLtEs sruuiue Ne-u-Ee A.l d.
= I-.s.e5 So ~ fsr.d f-If
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

In the Senate. yesterday. Mr. ADAMS offered res
olution of inquiry to the propriety of giving pen
sion to the widow and children of James Batchelder,
who was killed during the late slave riot in Boston
laid over Mr.. CHASE presented several petitions
that the independence of Liberia be recognized.
bill was introduced granting land to Mississippi,
Louisiana AMI Alabama. for constructing q Railroad
from New -Orleans to Mobile. The Joint resolution
offered on Monday for final adjournment Of both
Houses on the Sd July was then taken up. Mr.
DAWSON moved to amend the resolution by providing
for d recess from the I'd July to the third Monday in
October After considerable debate the amendment
wac agreed TO. The Conference Committee on the
Deficiency Bill made report recommending the
Senate recede from all former amendments incud-
ing appropriations for water works, custom houses,
marine hospitals Ac., and the House TO recede from
It's refusal TO agree TO the Senste amendment amend
ing the printing law as TO give all the printing of
each House to the printer of that House The report
was adopted. and the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives. bill was intro
duced for tie construction of certain military roads
F in Nebraska-referred 10 Committee Military AZ
fairs; also. bin providing for the sale of public
lands in that Territory srd establishing land Office
theren-referred TO the appropriate Committee
The Committee on Commerce were instructed TO in
quire whether further measures were necessary On
the part Of Congress for the better security OF life
ard property in Of wrecks other disasters TO
vessels On the coast Of New-Jersey. On motion Of
Mr.. MAY Of Nd, the President was requested to
communicate the correspondence of our Minister al
Constantinople with the state Department. Mr.. MAY
said that be believed that Mr.. SPENCE hsd been un
justly sssailed for bis speech when he delivered his
credentials, and be therefore wished authentic
copy Of the correspondence. The House then went
into Committee Of the Whole, and resumed the con-
siderstion of the Pacific Railroad bill. Mr.. SMITH
of \. Y having the floor. spoke against the bill. on
the ground that the Government proposed TO build
the road. The Committee then rose. The Commit
tee on Conference reported on disagreeing to the
votes of the two Houses on the Deficiency bill-re-
port eoncurred in, and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
Another correspondent. who sends sub'eriPs
lnr = IL lln write. as fnlloMs .

Need .y how delighted am q; the prospect o.l
plan of Fr,edomr In work just, 80 h0pefah
yrnpdv courrehens,ye 80 prophetic OF results poiena
victorious and final enter with full soul heart, hf
ana pune suk or swim. yeor de survive or persi
give mysclf 20 this great work, IN the iuu
MI Ir enlisted who know no tie but that oi unIs
al rotberhood-no end. bat that of an unsesa dess
to common humanity. May ask Of you the favor 70 .
IN y subscription Ter one hundred shares OF stock ol
MsssachusetIs Emgrant Aid Company, l ne gos
age-,he blessed Aee Of peace--is not Tor US Pats.
a5d faith and combat labor and toll our Lei as
cent the af,s. mesky bu. manfully rejoicing tha,s
Master counts Us worthy "a follow him IN tn mighty =
all OF q worlds regeneration.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

THE Plan OF FREEDOM which We put fore y
MONDAYS raper already asakens 81 echo in The y
lie mind. In addition to further active steps q 1.
gentlemen IN the City VITO have taken hold "a.
.ubiect. we have received voluntary Offers ofs
.eription by letter together with the most ieyens
n,essions Of zeal and dete rais4ti0u from al qas
20 rslI, in defense Of freedom. snt n opPo.'has
the gigantic schemes Of Agxrsssi0a started >! \
.i,ye mower. The contest ALREADY taxes ise toaI
the People seainss Tyranay srA elsJs7. The Va
crowd Of aye-driyers AID tr.,ers sscse.l y p,
organization. a corrupt majority 10 Congress, =
les. partisan press an Administration With its !
officers armed with revolvers, and sustained ~,
bsyonets Of mercensry soldiery, will al togo
prove totally insufficient to cope with an arOs
People.
We extract from our correspondence as follows
7- ~ glt.s- q ~ - y T,1sHe
sIE. Hsvinc watched with much inieres; the inc =
r,oveueuts in Messah huseiis 10 form TIE Eni- -raHt
$50 and having great faith ~ such al cniesP
corfdsd 70 proper hands, an much sfa'-ne'i % Il
vour u6uer of this day that the organzaon b. 80 iaf 4
ple.ed as 20 sdmi The opening oi SUBSCRIPTIONS
Mishinc 10 AID the enterprise oat % M iceoe eOA
recuest YOU 10 insert ms name IN he snosc p'l Tor q
| rms; the Company VII not dcspse slth snha an Z
Indeed should think the true policy should De 10 q
A. large body Of subscribers al over iie cogAi.! a.
sbe In order 20 secure the interest ot the entire Po
ton Of the free States Il any ol TIE States can ncN Dc
free While few capitalists N Boston end Neal 4
might commence the list with liberal sa 10 cve q
epce IA the managers ot the SOlety, lei spela e19ra
rsGe 10 enlist the subscriptions, AMI oon- lenit os
trcsr and coo ps ration 81 the whole community ihe'
of deive4ancc dawns. The spirit Of freedom shall az.
E.r y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
The Tribune for Europe.

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CRIsTApoRo.s EXcELsIoR Hun DyE.-Thls matcI

IKI>IAUOkOs ; ENtEIslOk IlAlK Ut = T Ils HIaIV--
lees preparation sceoupshs % unias without o'ea
otherv -urlug The trest an1 10 .. tas.e fl
IL ard the hair through
sold wholesale AID rstEl and applied No Asto House
1RUssEs.-Cystal Palace only prize medal awarded
to MAEsH Co. No :. Msdealsne, fo- ihe RADICAL CvEs
Imported
Stockuls e cvscripo- for Iusirunea
fo- phvsos defoTnity. Open u r NJ
ETVER AND AGUE. DR.. EDWARD BLEECkER's
SrNFxpr M ie Il tev Asus sld Ch.xr-s
Fever Ths remedy esee,s Psive eure wtcu suiuins
arsenic Sold ty ropreso MED bLEEcEEE NJ B9sd
wsy New y Yors sue Dfusss,s eeuera-F
WIGS AND TOJPELs.-BATCHELoR OF No. &33
Broadway Is pleased another Sesoa Improvement n
a. Auufscfus OF .hse This improve applied %
IApITs and GENrLEsrNs NoEk snd desey tie
rtgf,ct irsirA:icn Of nature dscoysEcd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
SLwINc MAcmNEs.-lMpoRTANrI INrELMeENcE-

Hon Mason Comma OF Psfeuts has decided that
tbe fEtpLE SEWING MACHAE l'euted and
~ oTcste by Waller NuuL IN - about twelve ars be-
OF Thsshle and decision.
old Invention winch hs bad
M le published days and cOTe rp lied the puD-
M eratorss WI. be the inventor
s i ells The public 20 y.ndcied certified Of his
sorr urde~ the Of tho Ps;en Oe be
eetn bg applying 20 J. M SINGER, no % bioan"HF
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
MrsIcAL CARn.-NEM Ur.TowN MIG srOKL, 30.

DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFfs.-RoBERr NJ PAT
KcK the sole manufacturer in he United States Of he above ec
bsed Gowns i~PENETRABLN DEFIANCE LOeN *
DAEs the be Slcs ard Ics combined 10 the g.
Dtr6t No 1872 Pe.st door below Maid, Ane formerly NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
a COOP MEDIcIxr-A friend who has been re-
nc snccess of Dr. nonENsAcA-s WORM sYRrP

he turttta OF II IiVT'T+'1i'It : " 'IN'I ~
and LlvER Pills unprecedented he annals oi medicine -
uroof reed The following startling fact:
Nj HoBEssAcg cannot bui express ay JOY sr fai uie
MoRN >hRrf has oae Tor F b-ae II mas
bee roor YuIy suferi rortL eost ison s otf Al ne
of .Jlf ruAte mother. VIII 81 TIE
,e rreed by skAfui pnvscAus. bai h.-e
ths would 30. pT-y death dF babes nd
M iov s.red ~ be- rae when my obtained jour
NoKN syrup she .ss.oonsiri VA Two isA'
the i've noref fe s11
.ey- rr.uskn ~ al inches lus. fol ci 4
tw.ufv mouths taking bat hal boise o. your syrup
,srno- r.ccuutLl higlly tleud. iolEs a..
DAVID BowlEs. n =. Browa = Philadepns
70, .,e iv C. y CllcNENEK Co. No "a Bsrcsyst y u
pts 5r he Easter. s.aies Dr. j. y Ho-ENsAcK PspFst
It'd.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
YrnnAAI- sMIru & LnLNsHEENY would

fuy nf r1 their end The public that y lave he
csticD late no 40 Pesrs % No 81 BJsh~sy ',
door oy GrardetD Tbcy prepared O. Jt iL
epss sys corsslng Of 81 Velvet Iape Bfssse Three
T'y snd ingrsin
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
CrYsTAL PAIACK insT PEEMHM SEWING MA

cmktfko Machine hsref fore Offered for compare with
Manufactured M by the Aver Sewing Machine Co
No The simplicity Of theE conjunction obFiatns
hei- liability Of getting Of repair ne paetshy OF t1e ieh
durability the. the only Machines offered
the c Beie- PstsGt for these Machine Is nom
e In which siost ell otbes are Involved winch
ct ueut confederation purchasers Thee want OF h
article the cheapest and beet will d. well T. before puca
ibF el-e hae Orders punousily attended ~ Address
THOMAS B. LACEY President Avery Sewing Machine Co,
No Brosd sevgY Cify.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

REMOVAL No o1t iitfANt ~
Taany, Elsl beg respectfully announce
their BsNoyAL into th elegant snd comuodou- store NO
$50 Broadway side between Spun anu Puuccss where
THvEsDAN hoENiNe next June hey w een Wn many novel
added the forming the compete and
DIAMOND and oltr Rich EwELRN
NAicBEs CLocEs PAsis fiXTvKEs BKoNIEs DREssiNG
CASrs DKsKs fANs or GLASSES RICH P0EcELAN etc
tlsf been ohrcd Ia ih country NewNork Ma . G4
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

sDVF-TfsFNr
handed 20 cas
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
Businfss Motifs.

IFAKY & Co.'S QUARTERLY JUAE, IrO4--In an
,oe. a. scxvEs Y,ssoss kf WEDsEsDaT jan, l. rs asse
al = cur patrols TIA, ksJ WI c2ap 'spf-ot f--ss
erest, erS ro.slfy before y c. ep1snz
a. a. Kocry Nornrsrx BEaFES iTtA0ut ntlF s,c
tn sToE or PAN iks Hsi org nsf1E Wa u he
vii this - presented n entre
nev e 1880 n sS4 1gye ca@rs o. pOfo1 Of
o. ssos pfhggt Ireee1eut - l-t1rE fsEgTs 5srr
wsnts ssgae1 70 - b. Faons
VIZ ~ ~ LHaGT Co 1s,or HOVE Bro-drEy
Ieneru and o. FAshiors o H..L
Pvron terms the Head the dome Of thought,
h "a s 4 to sa then osli1e1 beoounz coys-irr
of Il Exc1s nesrilcsnf rprnE Hs, Exo1 fsry s>lpd
iir,as tloDs rrocuc9p: j. brE ETac.f1. cae 1.1
4 a rsssrtiss rssfi03 II cy rEi1e fn hsppy r-s@o1
nefs serzs - ;bs arer. No = Pu,ou to1 * 81
BTreeSty-
GKsIS's WIDE AMAZE HATs-GESIx No. ia
Bros1~sy. .oyposfs n Ps1fs CAgreh
GENTLaNEs's sUMMER HATs.-BIgD, No - Mas
viii introduce ;he yis Of sUssEz HAS Ths Day
very ic tssortHent Of fei Summer Hat nsse s1a~
0oo1s--aty % biSn No - hsas4utt res- A-dsa-..a
SUMNER UNDER GAE NESTs.--Jhe subscriber in
sss special attention entirely oe Of hS weAhno~n std
ssysor ZsFsYE MEkso UsDEsGtkSEsTs FOR L.aet 0s74s
tHd Children
30 otbe Garment atro3uesd % The noee o. ne pl1
s'sI comparable light so esssc and sSfase 'sore
10 the they the oeese eo.tai1. p'isc
ton thc sisons ssfe:y; al health AID comfort
JA1zs L. RaY.
Jtrt,r and Hsrrfseturer Of Gs and Ho>isy
No 10 so-very. .s.r G-sut-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
HANDSOME Doors AND CATERS. .-Whe

Enssh and Areuan Foor on Cloth and al oih' soo's pertain
lag y the
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

peron particularly hsrdsoue boot may b- se NJ
Jufc tfrd il WATKiss so II fuiOnsf Tbfe .re'nE 20
NSTK.s' style tbst there hs
any ce. All who something gente' Should give him
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

BE.ODFONS.-S. II. ~ TT. ", NIIIII > VtTV yIaVH'I
ETLopTOAs Goodman BadwIsPAT ORGAN, DOCBLe
MTLoDEos Thee makers world ieL0~nsd Dirt
IN the eq8tl temperament Meoaeons o a
oher o., es 0esale prices b had else
vb.le HoRAcE WATERs. 10. 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

rssueciiuy notify friends and the public generally the We
have t,mosed Saleaooua from No Walls 70 the Spacious
stoic between Pine and Cedar s where e have
ruch extensive accommodations for saes than
htofoe sh usual devote Ourselves 20 The "a OF "o
M Ar Fancy Goods Horses Carnage DC IN ad
tion have 6iied Picture GALLERY upward OF
with light every adapted 70 the disposal OF pc
ofher works both ~ puhhe snd private sale rof
sale auction ads rtseHeuis
Ii. LEEDS Co,
l..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
srnlNn nMAcI1NF.-YALrAnLE PArENT fOR SlLE

'
e, cnance n now offered splendid specuatoD. b.
tie letters gtcIt ehned by Queen Ncora or he day
f geeuler 1856 exclusive Tht ro1 ghout the Br,
tie latest improvement N sewing rtcues ana COW
ei tVe different mch.,s Poducnf "ork superior 10 .y
biIs m , 10 the ruiic suifsbe person company TINS
NJ vii be sold cheap and a facilities supplied 20 enable tle
nedatey business Of great po A
Div pomona IS or by VI SsCEa Co No 81 B'n.twaT
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-13
united States Patent once,
WASHINGTON Sept o. 1854

4 IN the petition Of HENRY BURDEN Ct Troy. fssv
" York, praying for the extensicn OF a latent
granted TO him on the 10th 81 ierlrater 1870 for
an improvement in I" machine FOR Rolling Puddle
balis or ether ngsses Of 1rnu in the msnu'a .,urs
oil tron, Tor seven years from the expiration Il
sald patent which takes place On the 10Th dsy g z
o-cemoer, eighteen hundred and nfty-four Qs54 D
1t is ordered, that the said petition be heard al
tne Patent Office On Monday, the 9th OF Noven,-
Der next, at IL O'clock, and all persons notified
20 eppear and show cans. IL any they have, why
sara petition ought not 10 be granted.
PERSONS opposing the extension required 20 fjs
IN the Patent Office their objections. specially SCI
IoTth IN writing at least twenty days before the DAY
VI nearing; al testimony hled by either party to b
esed AT the said hearing must be taken and trans.
m.3o In accordance with the rules Of this Ofics.
~mch wal! De furnished Ca application.
ne testimony in tie will BE- closei on the lTsh
november; depositi0Ls m Cther raers relied up-
on as testimony must Ire fle la The Office on or BE-.
Nre lne morning Of th-t day; tie arguments, Il
any within ter days thereafter
oruoreo also, that this notice be publish "a in tina
Enon' lnte.tsencer and Evening Star. -osshinetcp.
", Evening Argus, Philsdeiph;.s. Pa. Scientific
amerioan, New York: aid the mat Rosfon. Msss
=. week for three succc--tv. weeks rreyiou, "a
--e otn OF November IL <t the day of bearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
f.o.-Editorr Of the above papers will please ccpy
sno send their bills to the Patent Once, with n.
pei coh.alning this notice. sep S-F3w
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-13
GERMAN MEDICAL OFFICE

MI once ts under the large aud management
OF prs Brothers Grav, the celebrated German
ana indian Physicians. Drs. 3. 4 @. tn q rl.a.n-
presenting this their report Of the diseases which
Ssis su ctsfs treated by them during the month
OF august: Pulmonary and Nervous Cepsurp ton.
o. Dyspepfa, 80 Ccstiveness D. Nervous Irri,alili.
", ~; bronchitis. 20 liver Comp 'aists, To- Len
corrhea 10 Piles. l.; g. svsl, = Asthma, To- UIce,.
sted Fora 1eRs, :; scrofala, p; Rhsun,tism, O.
ohronic DysenterJ. IL; Female Weakness sud Oh
Syphilis, Ia. -
prs Brothers Grey take this Opportunity OF ev-
pressing their gratitude to the etsens OF Wsshicg
ton sha Baitimo re- and Vicinity, OF the confdero.
reposeo In tfem in TIE treatment of thej- eorn-
plsint, and they reJoics for them as well a. The n
selves, that they have been able to remove IN.
pareysing hand Of disease from all who have souobe
their pro sssional services 1e"s
p- o.. y. are A. ali times ready 10 convince ihs
most ssepticai that thes can, without s,kjn, a
Q question. tell them their symptoms by th. frs.
urine IN Inc morning, and guarantee them an cav
. Once 40, N. paca street, Baltimore, Nd, and ON
ssueh street, Washington, ID. O.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-13
TO CONTRACTORS And BUILDERS.

'E'EE subscriber would respectfully inform tn
l. public that he Keeps constantly on hand and
'oE sale at the lowest prices large assortment q
articles nece cary for building purposes, which bs
hopes 1t will prove for their intsrsst call and ss.
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Among the most Important are
PkNRHYN MARBLE AND IRON xIyTELS
which for cheapness, beatty and durability.
are unsurpassed
PARLOR AND CdAHBER ENA AELLB1
ShATkS, the --LATEST New York stvl-s
DoN4AA COS HOT hIR FCRN.fCKS foe
hesdpg private Ind public bulldogs, churches
30, the very best and the u ,st ecoaomicst
Furnace now in use
PONDS LAPROVE0 DOUBLE CHEN COOK
WE RANGES
CAST IRON WINDOW LLyTELs AND SILL.S
IRON COLUMNS, dc.
ENCAgS7Ic FILING, tur Hall, sestIblls, and
Church floors
LION RALLLNGS, Of cast and wrcs sht Iron, ssl
wire. These are manufactured in New YoFfs
and for their beauty snd variety of psttsrIl
and nnish uneQuaiied.
The above will Be put mp desired, ana every -
fort viii be made T. give purchasers satisfaction.
Apply atths
Ornamental Iros Ware House
p. avenue, between ID and ~ Streets
WUesou T. HAEKINa
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DOR RENT-Ofice Rooms Nos and 7, "Colum.
IL bta Place" corner Of Louisiana avenue and 7th
street.
Also, the 81 and 4th story rooras, each embracing
the whole extent Of the building. Apply to
4 O. BARNEY,
3e S-eoi K. between 9th and It'll sts.
HOUSES 4 LOTS AT PRIVATE BALE
IL Three frame Houses, twostory and attic, with
back building, situated 131 street south, betw.
and G streets vest.
One frame House, twostory, containing six roc ms,
on 7th street north, between and sts. west
One frame House, two-story, garnet, and back
buildings, ON It'll street south, between and sts
west.
Twelve building Lots, between Sd and ~ streets
east and N and streets south, containing in all
$1,000 square feet Of ground, with two small tane
ment. thereon. This would be Q desirable location
for market garden.
One tn reestory brick fire proof Shop, In ressrys.
ton 10, to the rear of Jackson Hall This would
answer admirably for a book bndery or printing
sf1ce, or could easily be converted into livery sta
not be found. '>A
All the above described property will be sold on
reasonable terms on application to
GEO W. GARRETT.
Lumber Yard corner of 9Th and sts
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