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pursuance of law l. FRANKLIN PIERCE President
America, hereby declare
tal public sales be
he STATE of WIscosss az The periods hereinafter
.i,
. ,- - =, -,
Al ihe land once AZ fohr commencing on monday
idhas sisua"n III 'e '"'s'"ihh "s"ioo ""hrhP', VIA
A. - Isu. s.s sos, az a. f,,.,l
49," +" ~ 49, - = - = - ' r'f "
Townships twenty twenty i've, l~eniysS and twenty
OF range two,
Townships twenty-five, weniyx twenty tweny-eshs,
rsnnt % e;.h, ,,a,s MIN. and ,b,
n, ,ansa 1nrr ' 800 ' $50 $500 ' $3.50 ''
=, n ,sn .p '' "' s es"'' '"'"' ii"'' anu N''
,yysnty seven ,,ven,v cie, .ntv nina and bv
of ,snac IAN $500 = '' 'e''' ' $500 ~ 49, ~
Of range eleven.
the land Office CROSSE, commencing Monday
eighteenth day OF September next for the disposal Of the public
within the aforementioned townships
'o'A Ae Pose oe u"" "eA @ me Jo"h nefa' m"'oiaH'
Townships twenty three, and
Two
Township twenty nine of range three
Townships twenty lhree twenty four
Townships one, twenty three twenty
twenty and eight range
Townships twenty tAree twenty four five
aud twenty sever, OF range six.
and four OF range seven
~, ~, -. e. s - = 80 '' f'''F ~
io"hsh'P '"eh.y-h'e, o. range one
the land once al WILLOW RIVER commencing on Monday
the eleventh day OF September next the disposal OF The pubic
lands situated within The following named townships 10 WIT
fourth priaeipal meridian
Township thirty seven OF range six
Townthips thirty SIX ,iryeseyen and lbiryeigb of range
seven my 80 '''' A' ""' '' $50 y 's
Townships thirty five ry nix and of range eight
Townhips thirty ou, thirty I'VE thirty sn and lirly-seven of
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"a X. CHARACTERISTICS Coming rctni CoiIrue. ioeated

Il *. CsiAMDEKLlN'5 Commercial College, located
W. No 1877 Baltimore Baiimore Maryland The ossnsib
object OF this institution the reach of individuals
facilities obtaining thorough and mercantile educa
knowledge OF
business few weeks Than be acquired in
many years any countinc-houss
The Of study embraces doueeny book Keeping and It's
trade Mercan
calculations according the approved methods
Practical pennansp combining rpdiy Of with beauty
Lectures ncfcau.iie law,
Subjects beside other points
understand The
complete the
There being vacation, applicants and
Examinations held stated periods
diplomas avoided lhsse who graduate For Sc write
and Il circular forwarded by ma l.
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~ ANTHONY, 80. 3os broadway, New York. man
II, utcurer dagucrcoype mattngs
&c. and of plates, chemicals fancy frames and
cases. caoype paper chemicals for paper pc,aes and
every description.
supplied with materials for manufacturing
g. O. Harrison celebrated also, Vogander shons
always on hand.
316 Broadway, June H. 1854.
2Q-dIYeafs
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Mk&SHAL's SALE.In of Of fen )acias Issued
VI the clerks office the
innea for se of Washington and direce shall
expose 10 pnbNc sale Monday the 4b day OF Sepd
Der next Al the ont Of house door Of the said
~ O'Clock tbs following property All that piece
parcel o ground lying in Washington
an ihe plat OF said city as m No four a in No three hun
area ana seventy J7l containing eight thousand
teo more OF less together with all singular the
ments thereon seized and levied properly OF Walter
Lcnor and sold 10 satisfy Judicial No.
favor OF Baxeil Hall.
JONAH -. HOOVER,
Marshal ofbe District Columbia.
august 3, 1854
Aug 9-dtiSep
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os Nile or eommodous four story and
on iSth street, side, the
tans twelve recently been
throughout Tcras accommodating and
Rc Address 80 Solicitors Ofce Treasury Department
Oct ts-Gu
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Navy DEPARTMENT, July 10, le5l.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, July ~, e5h
IN CONSEQUENCE applications from different
United States desiring extension ofme 70 enable
uactuers of machinery 10 prepare plans and poposas % Be sab
with the Of the advertisement Of this
July 1854 the time specified in that advertisement
the reception Of proposals. &c is extended until the Lat
TENDER
July 30 div &aawtSept j. Gel OBBN
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EDWARD X. COLLINS n co.,
No. So Wal NJ z.
GROWN sHIPLEY, CO,
Liverpool
4 c. ROBERTS co.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
J. MUNROE & Co.
26 Rue Aotre Dame dss victories
GEO. II DRAPER, favre.
The owners for gold
bullion ewey precious stones metals unless bills
ladng and the value thereof expressed
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run gssIlrD house 20 =, ntrhe entire houss or suits
"A II raous street, Ind Kiskwood
House. be obtained Apply at the house. between and
Aug i0-~h3is'
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,INNrE;D STAGES Mail California VIA spin
Y Wall and Panama, on ne 18th and h of each mouth hrsi
steahips approved The Navy DeEmrht
1900 tons burden, giqr4u.yins Sped and s9fg
The Panama aoud Completed Obispo 10 miles
The from embraces ax miles rail-
Aspinwal ohispo, miles transportation
dry road recently put in thorough order single
therefore, most in r honrsihe
and their baggage being only transferred once to and n" mule
alongside The cars
Thcre sporaton
Reserve steamers being wa kent in port at New YORK, fana
ma, Francisco, prevent detention = case q Sessa'h
ias r.pie Is entirely Tc,abo
I expected nal he Tue Atlantic win he made resn
iary day aud On the Pacific, ~ IL 70 TX days
Passengers will leave Panama the day amer ,ey avs az @"
wall
~ street, New York
Jan as-au
school oanse...ssa ilt,g4syftg, IL Srsi'~Wer
Tcnnessee- y
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caracfs, Au al e,fs~,
pf al the sepscue
Hon. uron.ield L. Ridley ua OF enaacelors
Judges Carsrs Green deY t'sT whos time Sessv'
pial Of st.aeiio,I Daily
iet t1Qss 30 regular lectures plantations
Weekly moot coliis fc'uq au Rt s9gV 10 which sl
conaBce niis sissenen Of facts yen bihe roes
and hem lsb all INC processes known in acua
Practice The aseS a 90 iianea q 70 require ts % pIepae
dence the a soe Of ,ne cases are iaeen ~ srpsa 70
public the cad sessoa s students act as eers he'
IFS jurors judges and chanceo ana In o'ei official
sessions-The commences Monday Sep
TENDER ,ird Thursday in February The second
the scceeng Monday In February, and ends second
Elpsnsss p sessionuiton $50 10 aayepee contingent
which BIZ had in the Lebanon bookstores.
ent enter sn advanced class No previous study required for adj
There esnaf classes. sndur may
There is moo, legislature connected with the school
Number of students the last collegiate yesr s,ghy,sl1
Feb ll--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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sGprenne Court OF the United States,
DECEMBER TERM, 1859.
THOMAS ID. Dwiuas.

Thomas ID.
MI Presou of counsel for the appellant having suggested the
death Of Thomas d. Owng the appellee in this moved The
Court Tor ORDER under
representatives
couft proper
Thomas d. oines deceased shall
the first cn days Of the ensuing the appellant shall be
tied and, hearing
be Provided copy this printed
newspaper government which
the Uaed shall, be printed an,nority for
before beginning
preplc Court ensuing.
WIN THOS. CARROLL,
Nay G, 1854 Cl'k Sup. CT o. s.
Aug i-lawfv
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

Posr OrrIcR DEPARTMENT,
July ~, ls5i
pRoposAs for carrying The mails Of The United States from The ms.
of November 1854 Both of June 1852 the fol
lowing OF Alabama, will be received he Con-
Post Office Department, the city Washington,
until o'clock Of lh September 1885, to be decided by 10th
September following
I'LL Gainesown Suggsye Grove HILL ChOctaw Corner
Clay Hill, Dxon Mills Shiloh Epepcervle, Linden, Spring
Hill, Demopolis, aud Macon, to Greensboro 100 miles and
back. three week two horse stages.
Leave Gancstown every Sunday Wednesday, and Friday
a.
Arrive at Greensboro in 36 hour, by p. m.
Leave geeuloro Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Arrive at Gaines in u hours, by p.
Proposals in fourhoge coaches will be considered
For form Of proposals, and
requirements embracing conditions
such the pops
southwestern States, dated January o. 1850.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
july 25-is~<W Intel and Ev. Star
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Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
y PRE-EMpTION CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right of emp,on Of the
,,na ,yho the townins NM OF townships above
required establish the same - e Oh ,ne
therefor practicable aer seeng notice and before
day appointed for the pubic Sal. OF me
embracing claimed otherwise such claim w" DC
feed.
JOHN WILSON
Commissioned Of the General Land Ofice
IuIn a l2a
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Sndcrs' Wines, FhlIade1ph1a.
IOHN v. BNIDER in The former oidesabshed
Jacob Snider No 76 Walnut street, four doors
will be supplied with wines
aud liquors on the accommodating terms.
SNDER agent for the importation OF foreign wines
where he prepared TO receive orders
special importation Of wines, &C., various houses in E
rope in upwards; and also aoc
son. Vaughan Snder The patronage of his friends and
former customers. =,
free of freight.
9--dly
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SaIamander Safes.
EVANS & WATSON No street, Philadelphia,
Il No. SO Dock sree have nov on hand large asori
of their
Bank vaults and iron doors for bank and stores
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERATORs,
Wafer filters seal copying presses, Fairbanks platform
and scales.
Beeys Hali'5
patent powder bank locks Please give us call
Reference made few OF the many hundreds VINO nave our
safes in
T. Mngruder street, pennsylvania Washing
tom ID. q. -
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Phi'adephis,ja cafes.
United States Mint, do
United states Arsenal S in California, Pbadeiphi~.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
penusyv aE.a Railroad Company, Philadelphia, Safes
Philadelphia w.r,ngton, baltimore Railroad Company,
Philadelphia.
Richard Norris, aon, Locomotive Works. Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Vkgsala.
Streets Washington, authorized receive ORDERS for and
make sales Of Gag Dbove. a..
May 6-2nwiy EVANS WATSON.
MEXICAN HOUSE, H&nover Street, Boston, by
Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
un improvements aud conVenieneeS tf me acconmoda
ion oi the iraseirg pubic
~ div
PRENCH and Elngtish boarding and day school for
young ladies' NJ A. Tyson and Sisters, street, between
I2t aud h Washington D. G. The duties of institution will
Monday, 18th OF September when the pupils
desired
be had at all the principal bookstores in the city.
Aug l0--codSth Sept tStarJ
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington, ID. q The thir-
u tfcurb year Columbian College will begin
Wednesday September and end the last "Wednesday
degree Of bachelor of scientific
Of philosophy The college
hundred dollars For further
address "Thn President Of Columbian College, Washington, d. CO
tuy1 day
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pELIs' BELI.si BELLs'for churches academies,
t0ries steamboats,, plantations, made and large
en kept eonsany hand by the subscbes their old cab
ished eaagoe cupgy which has thirty
years. whose paena of
bss world wide cehy for volume Of sound and
quality The srcc-edcd tn
applying the OF loan moulding bell casting
which casting and
unmpaed excellence Of their bei
ceived January 1854 the first silver meda of the
and Europe being competition and which the eighteenth
medal diplomas that been awarded them They
patterns keep hand bells variety the
weh they order chimes any number
sas and Canadas Their haaene comprising recent and
valuable consist Iron yoke, movable
arms may bell spring acting
clappe proongnR the sound; iron frame; iiGs
stop For steamboats, Steamship their i'm
proved revolving yoke fancy hanangs In brass bronze Of
furnished We supply whole
bells OF other
spec heaons being given. Old bells taken exchange.
suygeyoYs' kept hand
Being with the principal in all d.
railroad caGai orders be executed with
dsspafc which either pcsonpy q by communication,
;pectuiy solicited -
A. MENFELg}s sOys,
Feb 2i-diy Wes Troy, Albany co, S.y,
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jim WILHUN,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
NOTICE TO pRE.EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled TO the right of presumption Of the
lands within the townships and townships
aud receiver OF the proper land Office and
practicable after seeing this notice, aud before the day
pointed for the of the public sales of the lands
bracng the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NAV l9--lawl3w
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I ITHOGRApH View q nd
IL Virginia; drawn and William
esq. For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
july Is
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have for
attached each
on Kendall Green, little than mile pohesseriy from
the Capitol.
These houses spacious and convenient with cellar wool
she'd stable each, excellent hand
The beautiful overlooking large portion of the city
and in full Of the Capitol
The approach is by 7h and Delaware and
street.
An Omnibus line, usual fare has been established
the day between
Presidenis Square, leaving and ., r. Returning,
leave Centre Market where makes brief 94 81
O'Clock. -
Rent--two hundred dollars a year
The houses taken inspection
by applying 10 VIM suckney, who Cottage street. my
self at my residence, near The premises.
AMOS KENDALL,
July 23-podu
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Pol tcchnie College of the state OF Pcnnsylvanin
Penn Square, Philadelphia
THIS College, organized plan Of the Industrial Colleges Of
continental Europe designed afford thorough professional
0 students intended for
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-
| CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The win Monday Sep
ttmber H. 1854.
FACULTY.
and civil engineering Professor 5eim H. Peabody
MetauTgy INDUSTRIAL analytical and agricultural chemistry,
Prof. Alfred l.. Kennedy, NJ ID.
Mining engineering, geology and mneraogy, Prof w. H. b.
philosophy the principles OF machinery prof
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms each department per session, Sl5
Mechanical architectural and Typographical drawing PoL John
Kern. $40. 49,
French and Spanish, Prof v. De Amarilii
0ersRn, Prof B. ii. Entrup -,
for practical chemistry open dairy
students
eh.ei u study, boarding.
av ha nlaineJ by addressing Dr. Allied l.. Kennedy, Poly
'ec"hc eohes'' f MATTHEW NEWKiRK,
President OF Board Of Trustees
JoHx McIETyRE, Secretary.
Aug 9-WedSat&Tueslm
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WANTED.A copy of the American Archives volumes
for which reasonable price will given either money
books. FRANCK TAYLOR.
!uly IA
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July 25-2awAds

CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.--W. BAEER co.'s
American Vanilla Premium chocolates, cocoa,
which first have been awarded by the chief
fairs uninn for sale by an the principal
he United States, and By their agents -pf 7'tf Ht
siafapy Murray, &ew lek Grant and 1gsts P!adnlpa@
thoDas V. Baltimore. Dudley. Qinsihnti
obio and <. II. Howell, Georgetown, q. z.
WALTER BAKER, Il co,
ap3--diy Dorchester. Mas
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NEW York, May I'D. ISs3.-The undersigned has this IA
IN opened Office 10 William street, (Mechan
for the transaction general brokerage business.
Bunk insurance, mining. railroad, government, aud
securities bought and solid
.omssory aoss, h,s Of exchange. aud teams
Nav ia--dp EMANUEL g, HART
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COUNTRY REslDKN,ES for remit haze for rent
Y kalse with attached each stu
Kendall oteea,r le mile northeastern
from the Capitol,
Iaeae houses aia spacious aud convenient with cellar WOOD
se arS stable es each. and excellent at hand
Ts situation bau, overlooking largo portion OF the city
ana N tal gaylt0l,
R gpaOaef Z " IN saa Delaware avenue and
aassss "a
EEc suc day Kendall Green and H'
Presidents Square, leaving a, s. and 2, Returning
leave SentFc Market where makes tiei sand, at VI and
O'Clock.
ReBi--tuo bundled doilafs 4 yeaf
The houses be cea
byapnyne Wm stekney WHO iycs uesar myself
q. my residcice The prem,
lny -du \. AMOS KENDALL
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MAY l9--lawl3v
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MEXICAN HOUSE, H&Mover Street, Boston by
Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly furnished possessing
aud teY the accommoda
ioa eing public.
Iprtl
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vhieh cumcs unlrr thrif oun imrur,li,
ate hearing snd ob.cr,alion Or. IN 9th.
cr words, the newspaper reader hns the
riernal vigilance nni ilrrlcss efforts "
The inunmerablc agent. of the Press
continually engaged Va larui.hing him
with al tho intelligence necessary 10.
or bearing upon hi. business vhlc
the non.uadrr. no matter Vhs, his cap.
i,al Is, has 10 rely on hls own individual
efforts alone. When t Is considered
thai The agcnls Of ihe prcss are scaticr-
cl all over the hAbt,atlc globe that
while one gang sleeps another takes is
place nnd that these agents arc select.
"a exclusively ou the strength Of ,hcir
courage, resolution. iniclhgcncc. tact.
F readiness, sagaciiy that 10 fsltcr fora
momen, or give way for m instant in
I the difficulties that rise 'up Vt almost
every step bctoru them. "a high treason
To ihcir office, and M everlasting stain
upon their reputation, which no s0cr
hrroism iniihiuucss, or saeaciiy can
wholly cilace. thus squirting them on by
the highest Incentives aud rrwari, TO
the most faithful Performance of thcir
dniies IA CANT idea may be obtained oC
the kind of men employed 10 furnish
the Newspaper reader With the earliest
and most accurate intelligence of every
thing transpiring throughout the world,
so y, To enable him 10 keep pace with
the wisesi aud kccncst, rs well ~ the
strongest and most active In the sea Of
trade. For him the agents ofthc press
are lirclcss IN their devotion Tor him
the ocean steam roar. and plows its way
mnn; for him the telcgrnphic wires
are busy every hour in the twcniy-four,
for him, special steam Is started on The
feet track of the railways iron horse
for him, dusty riders cnveloped from
crown 10 heel in hot dripping sweat,
/ come dashing Mt all hours Of the day
and night, up 10 the door Of the tclc.
graphic stations. from whence their
"itcms are at once despatched TO tho
newspaper for which they are engaged f,
for him the combined wits, sirengih.cap.
iinl, enterprise, and uncqunllcd intclli-
gence of all ncwspaperjom are at work
from early dawn to early dawn.
To the newspaper, more than to or
; colleges or schools, are we indebted for
the length and breadth of oar commerce
for the universally of our in,clli-
gence--iur the progressive spirit which
has ever characterized rs "a people =
ani Tor the increasing strength and live
illness of our trade. Aud yet srarcel,
one man in ten lhonsanl Is caDabic oi
nppreciating its mcrils, and still les
= ready to deknowiedge his obligation {,
T., THE NEWSPAPER.
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cd b, his compdes and passed through
the line of lirh, infantry, llis step uas
slow aud measured, hi. head uncovered.
aud tear. flowed lhick add fat, a. be
looked from side TO side At the veterans
to whom be nov babe aiieu forever --
Shortly an oyeni occurred more touch.
ing than all the rest. \ gigantic SOL
der, Who had stood hy bis side at Trcn.
ton, stepped forth from the ranks aud
extended his hand.
Farewell, my beloved General, fare.
we'll
Washington rrasped his hand, 10 con.
vulsiVc emotion, ia both Of his. Al
discipline was now nj an cud. The of.
6ccrs would not restrain the men as
they rushed forward to take Washing.
ton by The hand, and the violent subs
aud Tears OF the soldiers told how deeply
engraved upon their affections was the
love OF their commander.
At length Washington reached the
barge at Whitehall. and entered H. Al
the first stroke OF the oars he rose, aud
turning TO the companions OF his glory
by waving his hat. babe them silent
adicu. Their answer was only IN tears;
and the officers aud men, with glisicn.
ing eyes, watched the rcceding boat I'll
the form OF their noble commander was
lost sight OF in the distance.
Contrast the farewell of Washington
to his army nt Whitehall. in 1888, aud
the farewell Of Napoleon TO his army at
| Fontainbleau, IN 1919. The one had
accomplished every wish of his heart
His noble cxeriioas had achieved the
loHNgccd to reire 10 the bosom Of his
home. His ambition was satisfied. lie
fought for no crown, no scepter, but fol
the equality and mutual happiness o.
his fellow beings. No tint Of tyranny
no breath of slandcr, no whisper of du
plicity marred the fAn proportions o
his public or private life, but
e" lIo was man. take him Coz all in all,
We ne'cr shah inok upon his like again"
The other great soldier was the dis
ciple of selfish ambition. He raised th'
iron weapon of war to crush, only tha
he might rule. What TO him were tn
cries Of widows and orphans? II
passed to throne by making the dca
bodies of their protectors his stcppln
stones. Ambition. self, were the god
of his i1olniry. aud 10 them he sacrifice
hecalombs of his fellowmcn, for the ~
grandizement Of personal glory. FL
thusiasm points with fearful wander
the name of Napoleon, while justice
bcnevolencc, freedom, and all the cor
comilauts which constitute the true lal
pincss of man, ,hed almost divine hi
10 around the name and character I
George Washington.-N J. Jo"rn'
Of Commerce.