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RFyECTED APPLICATIONS, ne.
PEoPLE's PATENT 0FFIcE,

No 30 NASSAU NreV, Ncr 1OfA.
TINE undersigned respectfully gives notice that be
i is at all times prepared to pay special attention
to the prosecution of rejected appcatons for patent
also. to contested cases In some instances be Will
undertake to prosecute rejected eases receiving D.
compensation unless successful.
Patent business Of overy description, whether BE-
foro the United States Commissioner or the Circuit
and United States Supreme Courts, promptly attend
cd to.
The undersigned being represented at the seat oil
Government by VIM. p. Elliot. Eeq formerly Of u,
American Patent Office possesses acilitie. ly'
immediate reference to tho patented models drawing
records, assignments and other official matters 81
aminations for particular inventions at the PHt'l
dice made moderate terms. 49,
Persons wishing for information or advice roia.s
to Patents or Inventions, may at all tmes eonsu ~
undersigned tctth0za charge either personally al
Office or by letter. To those living at distance -
would state, that all the needfu steps necessary
cure patent be arranged by letter, just as vs.
as if the party were present, and the e1Pens'o -
journey be thus saved. All consultations strcsy ri
fdential The whole expense of patents ID the w.
ted States is small. ALFRED Il. BEACn; Amt,
Solicitor of American and Foreign fS'e""
No. Sc Nassau street, New ! Ok
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PATENTS.

y G. ROBBINS, Attorney for Procuring and De.
IL. Tending Patents, Washington, D. c.. makes Ex-
aminations at tho Patent Office, prepares Drawings
and Papers for Applicants for Patents, and can b.
consulted all matters relating the Patent Laws
and decisions in this and other countries. He ale
continues to devote especial attention to areuir,
rejected applications before tho Commissioner of Pa
tents in which line of practice no has succeeded in
procuring great number of valuable patents. His
fee for examination at the Patent Office is Eve dol
lars for other services tho charge will be reasonable
Reference be made to members Of Congress or to
hose for whom Mr. R. has transacted business during
he past nine years. Aug. 25-eow
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ALL-AND MORE-rOG RTupp

UST BLISHED, in one handy volume an,
popular ways Of making money, which La ao-
ed so much attention the past year viz p,oS ,r
liamsons, Bowmans, DR.. Shrners, DIR. y.r Va ]
II. Harnan, DR.. Reescs; II. S. Hollis. Sbyira.'' Z
Cos H. p. Chsrry's, NJ. /. Cooks G. c. Ard
All of these have been sold, warranted To yc,i
heavy profits, from So to $40 per day All ta- Wy
though it is beyond doubt certain that ono ~,
three of them will suit the wishes of each pc,.r %
ing out for some literally paying bushes. mi
yield correspondingy double or treble prof.. ',-'
these have been added a number of ns1r ll,g, 10
before published and equal if not superior to Tie, ,
OF tho above, and suited to the wants or an ~ -
might possibly be unsuitcd in the frstmeriior:l w.
The work is compete. Satisfaction is gpar,,... ,
The whole will be sent to all enclosing Tos,ra;G
H. Nj K. Cooke, Hagerstown, Nd For s. d.
Is copies, $40. Fob 9'FS
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

THE now, splendid, and unrivalled steamship
L YANKEE BLADE, will sail for the Pacific on
Tuesday, 3lst January, Uia Rio do Janeiro, VapA-
raise, and Panama. afording ceent opportuni-
ty for passengers at the intermediate ports. The
YANKEE BLADE is to take her place in tho hide
pendent Line, to run in connection with Commodore
Vsnderbilts celebrated steam yacht NORTH STAR
and the justly celebrated steamship UNCLE SAM,
forming a monthly line to California, tTa Panama.
For freight or passage, apply to E. MILLS
Jan. 81. No 81 Courtlandt street N. Y.
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LARD OIL, STAR AVID ADAMANTINE CAN.

MO. Extra Lard Oil, well filtered and free from
v gelatinc, manufactured for fine machinery wool.
lens, and solar lamps.
Star and Adamatne Candles, full weight and prime
quality warranted to stand the climate of Caforn1
Australia, tho Indies. and Africa.
Orders for any quantity executed promptly Apply
10 THOMAS EMERY, Lard OIL Star and
Adamantjna Manufacturer Cincirost d
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REGULAR UNIrED STATES MAIL LINE

DOR Boston, Worcester, Lowell Fitchburg Nasbp,
Il Concord. Bellows Falls, &c, pia Norwich AMI
Worcester, Worcester and Nashua, Boston and w.,
cester, New London and Willimantic and Palp,-
Railroads
Passengers by this limo leave pier No. Is, Nca5
River foot of Courtlandt street, every day at cs
p. NJ, (Sundays oxcepted)
Steamer CONNECTICUT, Capt. J. ". William.
will leave New York every Tuesday, Thursday. and
Saturday.
Steamer WORCESTER, Captain William wicov
will leave New York every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday.
Passengers by this line arrive in time to save III.
early trains out of Boston.
An express freight train leaves Allyns Point T.,
Boston Immediately On tho arrival of the steamboat
Passengers taken at the lowest rates for New lon.
don, Norwich, Willimantie Stafford Munson, Palmer
Worcester, Boston, Fitchburg Lowell, Lawrence
Nashua, Concord Bellows Falls and other places IN
Northern New Hampshire and Vermont Freight
taken at the lowest rates.
For further information. inquire of E. S. MARTIN
at the office, on pier Is North River, foot Of Court
landt street. No freight received after 81 clock.
p. M. Jan OILY
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PIANOS AP GREAT RARu,I~.

m GILBERT & o0.'S celebrated Piano E..
with or without the 1Eolion-The wbsc,t :
who is sole agent in this city for the sale of
struments, hereputaton of which has become wo,i
uldsl prepared to offer them at prices which I
tory. Possessing facilities for obtaining P;sno, %
surpassed By those of any other house in the Ell,
does not hesitate to say that he can present rjr.
ments to buyers not TO be found elsewhere n. zee
constantly on hand an extensive assortment Of
Pianos at bargains, which he fearls-,N, A.
serts will defy competition Also elegant urf;yS,
grand, and Boudoir Pianos; superior Mclodeo1.
made by ID. t II. w. Smith Martins Guitars -,
Browns Harps.
Second hand Pianos nearly equal to new at MI;
from 500 to 5000 HORACE WATERS
1913 Broadway, Now York
Extensive publisher of Music, and dealer in Nh
S cal Instruments The trade, teachers, and seur,
res supplied on the most favorable terms
Music sent postage free. Feb
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CROCK and Exchange Broker. So Wall street, New
~ York, a member Of the New York Stock EI-
change Board, will purchase and sell on commission
(of quarter Of one per cent Government and State
Stocks, Railroad and Bank Stocks Railroad Bonds,
and all other securities usually sold at the Board
Orders from abroad solicited
References-D. Ebbetts, Cashier Union Bank W.
L. Hooker, Cashier Continental Bank; Arthur Tap
pan, Esq, New York. Jan 10.
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+. S. ARrHUR's HOWE MAGAZl>E

GIVES over 900 large, double column octave pages
" of choice reading matter in year. Also, from
II to Is steel engravings, of high order of excel
lencc sides from SO to 200 wood engraving all 'r
$l.25, in clubs OF four subscribers The cheapest
Monthly Magazine in the World The Third Vo.
ume begins in January, 1854, and will contain new
story, or novelette,, by Mr.. Arthur entitled lHh
ANGEL OF THE HousEHoL Terms, in advance.
81 year; copies one year S. IL copies. one year
SIS, and one to getter up Of club. Specimen run
6ers FURNISHED free of charge Lady Book and Home
Magazine, one year, So so. Address, post paid,
IS. ARTHUR,
Ian 26-nov J07 Walnut st Philadelphia
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lecture of Mr.. O'Hagan, a talented young
Catholic barrister, published in the Belfast
Northern Wing, paper | get; and when
Catholic speaks approvingly, we may believe
him, as the Catholics are generally grumbhDg'
| remain yours truly, J.
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BARD Il WILSON,

MANUFACTURERS OF GOLD PENS, of every
It1 description respectfully call the attention OF the
public and Pen Dealers to their recently patented
"ANGULAR NIB " Gold Pens. These pens are pro-
nounced by competent judges tn be superior to any
other now extant For sale at the mandatory,
northeast Of Market and Third streets Phiia-
delpha. Jan. FL.
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NOTICE TO BRICK-MAK ERs ANp nuILpER,

PROPOSALS for making ], 600 900 Of brick for the
Il Albany Manual Labor University, will be reeeiv-
ed until 10th March next Also, proposals for laying
up the same other in connection with the making or
as separate job, will be received until tho lat Of
May. Proposals should DO addressed to the under.
sig, cd Ice Post Office, Athens county, Ohio
By order Elk Board WIN s. LEWIS. S,r
db1lU TnuUayu 20 1894
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VOL. VIII.
GILNAN'S HAIR DYE.

The best article ever used, as hundreds can ,.-..
in this city and surrounding country Read, ~,
MANS LIQUID HAIR DYE instantaneO,,,l,, d, VI
es the hair to brilliant jet Black or glossy r.
which is psrmaneAt-doss not stain or in spy -.
jure the skin. No article ever yet invented =.
viii compare with it. We would advise all VIII,
gray hairs to buy it, for 1t never fails Bo,,o.
z. D. GILMAN, Chemist, Washington CITY T.,
or and Solo Proprietor.
For sale by Druggists, Hsir-Dressers, and D.,,.
In Fancy Articles. throughout the United St,,..
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DROPsY, CAtCER, TETTRR

DROPsY, C&hCER, TETTER :.
A ND Diseases Of the Genital Org e.1S .,th
n an Incredibly short time. Invalds atiictea =,
the above complaints can be successfully Let.
No. So Broadway, between Second and Ihire i.iosE
cast side. 0ffce hours from ten to twelye ct
Drs WHITTEMoRE and sTOCkh nbia
Dec. ~. .CineinnAH
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DARRISH d H0UGH, Manufacturers nd Import.
Il ers of Paper Hangings, Borders Decoration,
Curtain Papers, Fire Board Prints 4c, &c. offer the
same at very IOao prices Wholesale retail Orders
promptly attended to- Address
PARRISH 4 H0UGH,
Jan. 28-19t No North 5th st. Philadelphia
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VIM. b. JARVIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW,

COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. Particular
~ attention paid to such claims rs are marked
Conc West" Re, against persons residing in any
of the Western States. Address as above, post paid
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LADIEs'

" "Se eF" Hfeutcoe CHfOefSttYV IhHddttPhd
THE SPRING SESSION commences on the Is
l. Monday in March, and continues four month.
The teachn-s are thorough, liberal, and practical
The entire eIp.nees of the session, exclusive Of hoard
ing and Graduating Fee, will not exceed $l4O. Fo
particulars and announcement, address
- JOS. S. L0NGSH0RE, M. d, Dean.
Jan. 21-w6t Box 0S3 Phil POST Ofbc.
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DISSOLUTION

TNHE Limited Coparnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the subscribers under the firms Of Derby 4
Miller Auburn, and Derby, 0rton, 4 MuIgan B0ffa
10, is this day dissolved Norman c. Miller Of Auburn.
and Eugene Mulligan, of Buffalo, each, and thew
alone authorized to sign the names of the late
firms in liquidation.
ELLIOT q. STORKE,
EDWARD MUHSON I
CHARLES L. COFFIN,
Special Partners
JAMES c. DERBY,
NORMAN @. MILLER,
WILLIAM ORION,
EUGENE MULLIGAN,
General Partners.
Dated at Auburn and Buffalo, February i, 1854.
C0PARTNERSHIP.
Norman c. Miller, William Orion, Eugene Multi
gan, Elliot g. Storke, Edward Munson, and Charles
e. Coffin, being purchasers of the entire ka of Publ
cations Stereotype Plates, Copyrights Type Presses,
Stock DC, of tho late firms will with ncre ased acil
tiles, continue the business Publishers Importers
and General Booksellers, at Auburn and Buffalo, un
der tho firm Of
MILLER. ORION, 4 MULLIGAN.
Dated at Auburn and Buffalo, February 1, 1854
Feb. 3-w
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MANUFACTURES Of Candle Moulds, No 100
ls1 Race (Sassafras) street. above Third, opposite
the White Swan Hotel, Philadelphia Dec. Ism
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3. p. CHASE.


CHASE & BALL, Attorneys and Counsellors at
~ Law Cincinnati, Ohio, practice Ia the State
Courts of Ohio in the Circuit and District Courts of
the United States in Ohio and in the Supreme Court
OF the United States at Washington. Jan.
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THE HORrICULTURI>r.

ana 1ouTNut % huTd hFI ana hufdt IdSf
TINE HORTICULTURIST i, a Monthly journal
Il devoted to Horticulture and its kindred arts Ru
raj Architecture and Landscape Gardening 1t ia I'd
tied by p. BARRY, late Horticultural editor Of tho
Gencses Farmer, and author of that popular work
" The Fruit Garden" To those who cultivate Fruit
or Flowers; this work is indispensable, it contains
foil directions for cultivation, well ms everything
now on the subject, either in this country in Ea
ropo.
THE H0RTICULTURIST is beautifully printed
on the best paper, with costly illustrations wood
and stone. 1t contains AZ pages. without advertise
ments and zach number has a full page engraving on
stone, Of some rare fruit flower drawn from nature
by tho best living artist in this line
TERMs.-TLco dollars PER 0HRtnq, tn 0draHo>. 4
discount of 25 per cent. allowed to SCENTS Posnss
tiers and others invited to act agents to whom
specimen numbers will be sent free of postage 81
plication to JAMES WICK, Jr.
Feb. 4. Publisher, Rochester. New York
j. s. new volume commenced on the frs, 81
JAnunrv
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CALvERLRY 4 HOLMES,

MANUFACTURERS and Importers of Britannia
w Ware, Tea and Communion Sets Ice Pitchers
tc., No. 100 Race or Sassafrss street. above Third,
opposite the White Swan. Philadelphia Dec. l-6m
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A. ARNOLD. PATENT GESr

A. ARNOLD, PATENT GENT,
CONTINUES the business of furnishing Drawings
~ Specifications, Caveats, Convey ances and procu.
ring Patents He attends to all business usually re-
quired to be transacted with the Patent Office Mod
els forwarded by Express, and letters containing
fec OF five dollars, arc promptly attended to- Persons
writing from distance should give their town. coun
ty, and State legibly.
Refer to Hon. Thomas j. Rusk, Hon C. F. James
and Hon. P. Allen. u. S. Senate Dee am
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GEO. w. NEWCeMB
ANTHONY LANE.

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar, Chicago Ill.,
MILL pay particular attention to collecting bust.
w mesa in Chicago and vicinity. Oct. 20.
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II, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delapare, &C.,
AGAINST THE INTRODUCTION OF SLAVERY
INTO NEBRASKA
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w, G. PARK Err
WALL PAPERS. WALL PAPERS!

MO. 81 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Whole
: Y sale and Retail Ladies Boot and Shoe Manu-
,etory Jan lQ-Sm
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ARNOLD'S, 81 STRAND, LONDON.
r HEREBY constitute Mr.. Simon Willard, No. 9
Congress street. Boston, sole agent for tho sale Of
my Watches in the United States Of America.
April l5 1858. CHARLES FRODSHAM.
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GEO. NJ. SLOAN. &c. IRVINE.

SLOAN 4 IRVINE, Attorneys at Law No. 2l
~ Main street, Cincinnati Ohio.
References: DIR. George Fries, Alex andcr II Ne
Guffey, A. Mckenzie, Graham Mccoy, Cincinnati
Ohio; Smith Sinclair. Smith Bagcley, 4 Co. Pitt
burgh; N. d. Morgan, Auditor Of State Of Ohio Geo
n. McCook, Attorney General of Ohio. Columbus; }.
G.. Hussey, President Forest City Bank, Hussey
Sinclair, Mason 4 Estep Cleveland Dec l.
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THE LEGAL TENURE OF SLAVERY.

49, ~ Inn ~" nun
Rnrths Matte, al Pc
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CLEVELAND WATER CURE ESTABLISH.
NTRxT

MEcT.
THE above Establishment continues in successful
operation during the winter as well summer
The number OF patients treated at the Estabshmen
has been on the increase from year to year. for the
past SIX years, until the last season, whom the dc.
mands OF the public far exceeded our power to ac-
commodate them. The increasing rapidity and pro-
portion Of cures from year to year induces the sub
scybsr to believe that his enlarged experience and
opportunities for treatment give facilities to the nva-
lid rarely squaled.
Diseases peculiar to females treated with sue
cess and ratdy of cure believed to be surpassed by
none. dec. 8. T. T. SEELYE, M. d.
n. ID. MUSSHX, M. D., w. H. MUSsKY, M. D..
SURGEONS and Physicians, No 70 West Seventh
~ street, NEAR Vine strect) Cincinnati. Jan. 30.
YOUNG CARSON,
Wholesale Groeers and Commission Merchants,
No. n Exchange Place, Baltimore,
EEP constantly on hand large stock of Grocc-
IN res, which they offer on the most favorable
terms Baltimore, Jan. S.
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Jan. 10.
The daily union., 1854-02-19
"Portraits and Memoirs of Eminent Americana
now Living.'

Mr. John Livingston, of New York, has JUS, ISSUED
from the press. in very beautiful and elaborate style,
the above work.
By large expenditure OF means he has attained to
,ha, uoint which he had in view when be commenced
his labors upon it--tbat is, TO make it work which,
willis, i, nigh, eci, admiration and praise to lis
chancsl arrangement, should, at the same me be true
historical record OF the lives and services OF those emi-
uent citizens whose portraits adorn lis columns.
This work very cbaste acquisition 10 the psrlor OF
library, and greatly valuable work OF history. The
publisher should meet with extensive sales TO reimburse
him for the immense outlay which be has been called
upon 10 make in its publication
The daily union., 1854-02-19

The Rev Mr. X rk has dipped inlo politics again, and
nvokes prayers for the Presden and Senator Douglas
He j. the same reverend minister who was so fierce In
eeclioneeIug for Harrison IN The hard-cdet campaign"
when he altered enormous libel upon the public press
generally saying that II had become pogs,e that
the people placed reliance upon II, and hence the
oessy for meetings learn the truth om the lips
OF public The reverend gentleman has followed
the advice of Sumner, Chase Gdding., Co., and con-
versa hi- pup, INTO political ros,rum to oppose the
Nebraska bjl--Bosfon Post.
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presenting his credentials The following is transla
ton,
SIRE have the honor present letter addressed TO
imperial Majesty by the President Of the United
States rccedug In the capacity of extraordi.
nary and minister penpo;eniiay OF my country residing
near your imperial court embrace this occasion to
sure youf Malrsy the friendship Of the United States.
and also OF wishes which they form Tor welfare.
will add that instructions desire constantly 10 give
my attention maintain and develop tho interest and
prosperity Of both naunns | will be happy TO fulfil this
with the and the people 81 the
Uni,rd States can forget that France the
ally aud friend of my country the period OF its weak
ness and that from France that the United Si1fes
auired by an honorable treaty, the state Of Louis
and mouths OF the Mississippi. We win sdnha
ton The ex acDs prosperity Of France. Ia
tfibung by my official conduct draw coser.a cordial
good viii, and social and commerclal Teia-
ions THIS country, shal only be carrying out the
views OF The President shall esteem mysef happy II !
aid ia consolidating toe bonds OF reciprocal interest,
aud, hope, tasting peace, which so happily exs between
y #
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Mryr or TnK UNITED STATES,

Philadelphia, Feb. IA, 1854
Srnt have inform you that the assay as con-
uted under the provisions OF the 32l section OF the act
of January 49, 1897 held the yesterday when
the following commissioners were In attendance, viz,
Commissioners ex-oiioio--Hon. j. X Kane district
Judge; Charles Brown, ESQ.
Special comrniss issioners-Hon George s. Houston Prof
]. Lawrence Smith. Robertson Patterson, ESQ., Prot r. E
Rodgers, Prof J. II. Alexander
Hon George NJ Dallas. who had been designated as a
special commissioner not present. having declined the
appointment
Enclosed win be found table presenting the results OF
the ials made by the eommiss These results be-
ing satisfactory, the comm soners concluded their pro
cecdngs by resolution 'hat the examination of the gold
and silver reserved tie mint It's branches n the
year 1853 i, in their judgment, sufficient; and their
pearng no greater deviation from the standard aneness
and weis is allowed by law the trial is considered
aud reported as satisfactory"
The commissioners also reported "hat they had tested
the accuracy OF the weights ordinarily employed In the
transaction. Of the mint by comparing them with the series
Of standard weights kept for that purpose, and that
tespondence was found be every way Satisfactory"
have the honor be. with great respect, your faithful
servant,
Hon. JAxE, GUrnRIF,
Secretary Of The Treasury. Washington city.
for assay the Mint of the Un,ed STATES
in
The daily union., 1854-02-19

The Central Ono railroad, which connects with tbs
Baltimore and Ohio railroad al Wheeling, WILL il is an
nounced certainly be completed to the Oaio ver ic
carry freight aud passengers through. in the month o.
August next.
The daily union., 1854-02-19

The extensive Richmond paper mill and batting fac
tory a, Lowell. Massachusetts, have been lately destroyed
by fire; loss eslim aled at $40 600
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL. or Yns CANADA.

BosroN, Feb. Is 6-The royal mail steamer Canada ar
rived here today from Halifax. Her malls 80 south this
afternoon.
In looking the several papers find nothing beyond
what has already been forwarded The very latest ind
cations warlike.
The daily union., 1854-02-19
SAILING or rus PACIFIC.

Nsw YonK, Feb lS.--Tbe steamer Pacific sailed tod
with seventy passengers, amongst whom tho cons
10 Bordeaux and five bearers Of dispatches ySrio
places.
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Annual Axsay Of Coina.

The following letter from James Ross Snowden, di.
rector of the United States mint Philadelphia TO the
Secretary OF the Treasury. gives interesting account
Of the action Of the commissioners io the annual assay
of coins
The daily union., 1854-02-19
Tng CRY on MANcnEsrKR

PHLApELPHIA Feb lS.The steamer City Of Mauchsstei
hom Liverpool passed Delaware city at III O'Clock th
morning. She will reach her wharf about p. He
news is not 50 late that heret tolpre received.