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noors & sHoEs.-

NALI TRADE: Is53.-BOOTS SHOES
lEo TIT Fh sE soRr eIxAsH65 S M OLE
years ago the re- OF % or rne are Of
one Of the LARGEST STOCKS OF BOOTS AND SHOES easS
successive season. our stock has gradually increased until
the present time and now we 90 larger business
Th ladies' saloon was first established about twelve
and the y s0re has Gs'a
trade until now the old Store be no longer
recently built for himself one OF the largest '0'Vs
for his business in the United States a. old ono 90
four times large as the Gid one So
be prepared with the goooS 10 90 inc
arg s Boot and Shoe Trade done the State Of virginia
compIee DESCRIPTION of this splendid Store will be
pSen 1bout the 18th of July will be opened
At the Of each season we have on mana
Morh of poofs and Constantly receive
heavy shipments of goods during ITS connuse bs a
ways conducted equitable principles mutu
M bcneting the seller and the buyer ," nsoruch we intend
to make still larger additions to stock and therefore IN
vito all Country Merchants and Shoe Dealers to come anu
HUNDREDS OF MERCHANTS have already avaed
themselves of our invitation who return ana pug gTs
SALOON than Ney do at tile Aorth We guarantee 10
which viii suit the retail trade Of Virginia and
lima MERCHANTS better than any they may purchase eiSS
Gentemens Fine Boots Shoes, of every fashionable
Ladies' Cater Boots, Jenny Linds and other celebra-
Mems sc ca sEssi Brogans, of every variety,
Z" Boots,
Kip Brogans,
{" Boots,
Coarse, Thick Brogans, for Negroes,
Boots,
Dutch Women's Brogans, for outdoor Women Field
hands, and for Cooks
Womens Leather Booecs, for House Servants, DC
Shoes of every kind and quality,
BOYS Kip and Coarse Boots and Shoes OF all kinds ~
Childrens Shoes of all kinds over loo dit
fcren varieties 49,.
The attention of Country Merchants is invited to this I'M
mence of Boots Shoes and Brogans at the Ladies
Saloon where they buy every article wanted by them
at the lowest wholesale prices thereby saving
trouble and expense of going to the North for their
supplies. - ~ ,,-r,,, ,,,,,,n,r
se% The Ladies' Saloon Main Street. Walters
City Hotel. nn1xcroN
W J,I, 67-tf
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MUTUAL LIFE In

0REENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
ASSURANCE AND TRUST C0MPANY.-This Com
pany, indicates is the mutual p.t1csp
distinct departments, to wit: Life
ace and Trust departments. This attractive
offers to Policy holders double the ordinary
destroying their right to full participation IN
tire profits of Company. Premiums will be
cash. either annually, semannuall quarterly, be
agreed upon the time the Policy is issued.
payments made to the Company entirely optional with
Deposition regards the amount and the time at which
they made. party may pay in as much or as little
ot than dollar and often may be convent
en him. without obligation upon him to continue
his payments-and may withdraw them at his pleasure
SO that plan of this Company there is created at
one and the time Assurance payable at dedh-G
fund aodiLrbLe scknesSand provision 06 Gge
~ See pamphlets furnished BY the Company.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY:
DIRECTORS.
Ralph Gorrcll, John NJ. Logan,
Lyndon SWAIN D. p. Weir,
John A. Gimer E. w. Ogburn,
D. F. CALDWELL Robert NJ Sloan,
Richard Greene, Robert p. Dick,
David Mclean, Henry B. Elliott
Richard Sterling,
Psesident-RALpH GoRRELL,
T9cc- President-LYNDoN SWAIN,
Secretary and 7reasure'-D. 2. WEIR,
Attorney-JoHN a. GILMER
Examining Physician-EDw1E WATSON, II. d.,
Consulting Phgsicans-D. G: MEBANE, NJ D.; j. L.
COLE NJ. D.; d. =. WEIR, 81. ID.
General 14gent-WILLIAM II. CUNNING.
~ ANY information relative to the Company may be
had by addressing D. P. WEIR,
Secretary and Treasurer.
February II, 1858. 27-tf.
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NTORTH-CAROLINA & NORFOLK.-THE
~ PRACTICAL HATTERS would respectfully call the
attention of the Trade and dealers to their stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER HATS,
the largest and best that has been offered Norfolk
and surpassed by any, and at prices that cannot fail to
give satisfaction They confident that Merchants will
find their advantage to call before making their
cases Those that willing to extend to us their patron
age may rely having Goods, whether of Manu-
fcture Imported, Fashionable Fine and Cheap
Northern Jobber We earnestly request Merchants to call
and be that prepared and OU furnish every
thing line the best terms
Ladies' and Misses Bonnes in great variety. Canes and
Umbrellas Wholesale.
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7NTORTH-CAROLINAM UTU'L INSURANCE
IN COMPANY Raleigh, This Company has been IN
successful operation ana con-
TUNES take risks upon all classes of in the state
except Steam Mills and Turpentne Dist leries IA
vorabIe terms. ~ oo,o,ss
Its Policies property amounting to 81
sent Capital Six Hundred Thousand Dollars IN bonos
properly secured. 90. 49,
pany than onehird of per cent per an
mum, grades of property embraced in it's opertons
The following have been elected Directors anu
Officers of this Company for the present year:
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APPORTIONMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE 11or,,r
COMMONS 0oHEW

APPORTIONMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE HOr,cr
COMMONS 0ceL
The following is themanner in which the Mry,v,.
THE House. OF CoHMoN Q20) apportioned amlng
The Counties of Cumberland, Granville, Guilfrd
Chatham and Wake Sc,
The Counties of Davidson, Edgecombe Halifax, Ire.
dell, NewHanover, Orange RandoIph Ala
nance, Arson, Beaufort, BERTHE, Casw veil
Cleaveland, Craven Duplih, Forsythe, John, -.
ston, Meeklenburg, Northampton, Pitt, Robe
son, Warren, Wayne and Wilkes, ''''t-
The Counties of Buncombe, Madison, Surry, Yad-
KIN, Ashe, Baden, Burke, Cabarrus, Catawba,
Cherokee, Davie, Gaston Gates Henderson
Hartford, Hyde, Lincoln, Martin, Moore, Nash
0nslow, Pasguotank, Person, Richmond, Stan,
ly, Stokes, Union, Yancy, Alexander, BrunS
wick, Caldwell, Camden, Carteret Collmbns I
Currituck Greene, Jones, Lenoir, Mcdowell
Montgomery, Perquimons, Tyreli, Washing,
ton, Mafanga, Macon HsyYsed, jackson, Che
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I'D ELIGIOUS WORKS.-THE DOCTRINE OF
lathe Holy Eucharist by Robert Isaac Wilberforce A. NJ
Plate and Herod tale illustrative of the early history of
Rev Harvey Stanley. -
Twenty-Five Village Sermons, by Charles Kingsley Jr
History of the Apostolic Church, by Philip Schaff
Genius and Faith, by W. G. Scott
Lie and Lectures OF Father Gayazz. For sale by
December u, 1853. = o1n4fsG o. -
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EXCELSIOR SOAP.-3oo LBS OF THIS SJJPF
ror family SOAP store and cheap by the hoy
OF pound at WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD'S
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HBRASS ANDIRONS. WIRE TENDERS, DN1
LID Rim. Brass Head ShOvels and longs.
Fire Carriers and Coal Hold,
e0nee busters anu lea he''i'S- Z u '' ], BROTl
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"A NEW SUPPLY OF PICTURES, WITH AND
without Frances also Gilt Mouldings of every descrn
ton, Ior sale at the MUSIC STORE
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IRISH POTATOES.-1o BARRELS SUPERIOR
quality for table USE just received and for by
~ JAS. MEKIMMON.s
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6HIiSsAYs OINTMENT-As supply of Gray's genuine
Goldsboro, Oct 49, 1n1
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6BS OZS. QUININE.-We have made arrange
71<a1S1 ments with Messrs. Powers Weightman and
Dennis to receive their Qunine regularly
Ie 20 sell IL lower than 1t can be bought in the State
ELSEWHERE. VAUGHAN MOORE
Druggists and Apothecaries
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a LARGE supply of Castor Oil, Cream of Tartar
"A Cooking Soda Pink Root, Sulphur, Salt Petre Nut
Megs Mace, Spice Pepper, Ginger Annatto Campfire Gin
na T, &c. For sale very low by VAUGHAN & MOORE.
Goldsboro, Oct. 16. 1oo"
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The following are the Counties composing tbo To
AroRIAL DISTRICTS of North Carolina N' fHty SGs
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HDERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES owe
- IN receipt of of the largest most extensive a.
Sorments of Pemery and Fancy Articles ever brought n
North Carolina. All of which will be sold very low Nv
Goldshoro, Oct. 16. o 1nn r
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WE HAVE RECEIVED 5 kegs Sup Carb Soda
putty Bales ST Lamp aRpb Black Bale 1852 lbs
sale in quantities to suit by VAUGHAN 4 M03RE For
Goldsboro !, Oct. 16. ~ loo
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HAIR DYE.-Do you admire the Ravens wing,
In To suit your wish I'm just the thing,
But not TO write length puff
To give black hair Pm just the stuff
Apply it when you go to bed,
Ne1tmorn you'll scarcely know your head,
And when with joy you rise next morn,
You'll give your thanks to MOORE & VAUGHAN.
We have on hand large lot of Hair Dye which
rant to turn gray red hair to glossy black All of
who have gray hair rcd whskers will please call and have
them dyed at VAUGHAN & MOORE'S.
Goldsboro' Oct. L. loo
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"HTTE LEAD, LINSEED OIL. AND WINDOW
w GLASS. We keep constantly on hand a very arge
stock of all kinds of Paints Oils Window Glass &C. which
we Will sell as low can be bought in the State.
VAUGHAN 4 MOORE
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GUM AND CORDIAL DROPs.-Fig, Marsh.
maow, Jujube and Liverwort paste various fayors.
J' NJ re'e sTd and for sale by p. F. PESCUD.
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rrtyal and Departurc of lioad and Stage Lines at ana
a1ersss rs from Raleiyh.
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JAMES j. IREDELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
RALEIGH, n. c., , ~
Will attend to all business entrusted to him, IN the "
of this and the adjoining Counties II
Ofice-the occupied by the late Hon. James ire"
Raleigh June 18TH 1853 g.
The daily union., 1854-01-07
Gen Cushing Before the supreme Court
The Washington correspondent OF the New York Cou

rier. under dale OF December 9Th, writes as follows
81 spoke yes,-rday Of the profound and effective argu
ment Of Attorney General Cushing, behalf OF the United
States, in the case OF Cho,eau agsnst Mo!oney But the
impor,ance Of that particular state
m emit Of the points volvcd than had then time 10 give
The claim OF Cho,eau s based gcsnt alleged TO have
bean made 10 Julien Dubuqpe by the Baron de C,rcndce
ooyornor Of Spanish louisiana 10 1885 louisiana hen
ex,cned roul the Gulf OF Mexico tho present northern
o,oa,rv Of The United States, and Of included the
tsrtory now com ed within the State Of Iowa In l7
thi pubuaue. French adventufer and pioneer, bought
one ndred and eightynn tquae miles along the Mis-
,issipo river or the Fox Indians On the thus pur
chased are now situated hundreds Of improved fsrms
coped BY Thousands of inhabiao and the town of
Dubuaue the largest Ia Northern Iowa. This purchase
was confirmed, s conendod by Csfondels in 1885, and
his grant is relied upon complete Spanish title. The
claim based upon however. ree c'ed by the board oil
com land titles in louisiana In 1906. and
rejected by Congess In pursuance OF ad
verse report by Mr. GAlIan The United States sppropr-
asd the land and cold II setlcs Mooney s OF the
tenants by pucbase, from the United States The father
OF Choteau psinti purchaser and assignee Of
mart of tho Jul en- pubnaue. Suit was brought
ms, Moloncy direct pst.n,ee from the United Ssto
to tes, the title OF the government, grsnor Of The Who'll!
tract II Mooney eeeted, tle to the whole tract
would vest in plaintiff and he would TINS become the
owner OF ten mions worth OF propery-pow supposed TO
belong to other people.
"The Question hcp. l., will tho court sustain the United
States. Congress- and the old board of commissioners
,us land claims, will II sas'sn Apanse Cho'esu
u.o III. Fox Iadians, and the Baron DE Caron
dele There hundreds of other grants similarly si'u
.,ed The decision Of oouds therefore, looked for uib
,n,en.e eresf BY people, The 10 far
i ,ort.,, Than that Of MRS Gaines which has been
long subject OF litigation and public controversy"
The daily union., 1854-01-07
Friday.

The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRKsENTATIvEs.--Mr p, Hansbrough
Bell, OF Texas. n. and took his seat in the
House. The Speaker submitted two communications from
The War Depsrmen--one n reference TO the contingent
expenses for 1853 and the other in relation Capt Gum
nisons survey The estimates for river and harbor inn
provenents caused considerable debate. and refer
red 10 the Committee Commerce. Several private Sen
ate bils were read twice and committed. The House
resolved itself into Committee of the Whole the
bills contained in the private calendar and reported three
bls, which afterwards passed BY the House Seve-
raj other private Senate bills were then committed. The
joint luton Of the Senate in reference to the ap
pontmen. OF the Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
was sgain considered and Mr.. Orr proposed amend
ment, which, il agreed to- would defer the operation Of
the act until vacancy should occur in the Office The
subject stands for further consideration. The
House adjourned until Tuesday next Monday being set
apart for the celebration OF the battle of New Oreans
The daily union., 1854-01-07
GOV. Medina Msssaa . =

The message OF Gov Medi to The legislature oi Ohio
Is pronounced by the Ohio Daily State Democrat 10 h.
one OF The absst documents that have emana,ed from
executive OF the Slate Il is devoted almost entirety
TO domestic questions hieh treated Ia detail sod
with much eesfness and ability The Governor slo.s.
his message with the following brief but eomprehenss.
slluson TO federal politics
soar federal relatlons both az home and abroad b,
been conducted daring tbs past year with signal sb
and success
" The principle and policy announced 10 The inaovn,o,
address aad essoge OF the Chief Magistrate Of tho Uno
re the sentiments and opinions OF the people and AZ
ford ample proof that the honor and high iueress of en
The daily union., 1854-01-07
LEONCE.
mo. 1861

NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
certain lands lying within een miles route
Of the proposed railroad from Gains Landing
river, via Cumdsn and Futon
dairy line, and s branches NJ amden
In
Of the proposed and above
President UNITED STATES by
4h directed that public
townships lying within hSen miles,
said road and branches withheld from sale valid
empton claims, which excluded from
notice. all situated In he following dc
kansas, to wit; E8
In the district Of lands subject TO sale HxLgsA;
South Of tbs bass line and east Of the h
Townships H. ~ H. l5 fraction Of l6
fnsJys prfncpu
Townships II, i2 49,, IA 5 and 49, Of ranges
In the district Of ands subject TO sale at CaANPAsSoLK
SoaA ofthe line and of 6A principal mevidian
Townships II, u, IS, "a, u.s. and IS, Of TO-
and -.
Townships H. la 49, a. i5 l6 IL 49, and ao of range Ia
Township. H. H. 3 H. Isl 49, H. s 49, and ap Of H.
Is, ~, and l6.
Townships IL, IL. l3 a. Is, I6 and IT, Of range 10.
Townships IL, I2 l3, II, and is, Of range 20.
In the district Of lands subject LrTLg Rock
Of the Hnc the th principal meridian.
Townships 9 and 3, OF range i2.
Townships g 3, As, 9, . and 8, Of range 10.
Townships g. and TO- of H. Is, l6, and IL
In the district of lands subject sale WAsxxarox
sOutAcf base line and sei Of the fin principal sridan
Townships s, o., 50, and 10. Of range IS.
Townships and 10, Of range 49,
Townships H. ~ I3 H. and 49, of ell ga 49, a. 2
and a.
Townships 10, II, y, y, u, and Is, Of range as
Townships 10, ii, l2, and l3, of range 80.
my Once,
ington this 5th day of January, 1854.
Ny order Of the President;
JOHN WILSON
Jan 6-lawl3w Commissioner Of the General Land Once
The daily union., 1854-01-07
The Eighth OF january Banquet.

We are highly gatihed at the spirit with which the
committee Of arrangements have entered upon the business
of preparing for the Jackson banquet the evening Of
the 9Th. They are determined TO make it an affair wor
thy OF the ustrious event which they propose to CON-
memorae, and worthy of the glorious hero whose Prov
and skill immoralissd hH- -country's that
day. Many the great champions OF democracy will be
in attendance, and the occasion will call forth the eio
quence OF the maser-spins OF our party Members OF
the cabinet. of the Senate, and Of the House, will join
heartily in the interesting proceedings, and By their
tive participation give unprecedented ecla to the ban
quet The entertainment will take place at Fuer's. on
the Avenue, al the of Sixth street We
guest ed to say that the gentlemen of the different commit
tees desired TO meet at Fuets Saturday evening.
Ito day, } at IA o'clock.
The daily union., 1854-01-07
1he reported Mexican treaty.

II is seldom that deem necessary TO notice the
fabrcaons which constitute the staple of the inelli-
gence sent from Washington to the New York Herald
by OF it's correspondents But occasionally we feel
forced to D,erpose lest imposition may be practised An
instance of this kind is presented in the formal and
phatc announcement, made few days ago in the Herald,
to the effect that Mr.. Gadsden had concluded treaty
with Santa Anna for the settlement of various matters
with Mexico, and that the treaty is before the Pres
ident We deem it proper TO state that there is not
word OF truth in the slaiementthat il is fabrication out
and out and may be regarded as fair specimen of most
OF the news which appears from the in the
aann nnafpr
The daily union., 1854-01-07
lsIr. sad Isx. rspIsssnlsyss Of soIgs Mee.l Of M.

heir: aud sssl representatives Of George MeGsb. OF Mis-
soNi.
By Mi. WAsHBURNE. OF Illinois, The petition o Hon.
Samuel H. Treat and thirty members Of the Illinois bar,
asknx sn Increase OF salary or the Judge Of the United
States district judge io the district o. Illinois Also, the
petition Of John A Clark and others Tor msilrooe from
Froep0rt Illinois, Rockton, In the State. Also, the
pst,oa Of Thomas Turner and others praying ior the
establishment OF mail-foue from Savanna, Illinois, by
Sobuts, Ausniosa, and Msgon, 10 Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
bv Mr. DOWDELLt memorial from Abner X. Hill,
A. F. Zachry and touresn Others eitzens Of Chambers
county. Alabama, praying grant OF land in aid OF mill
lary Institution In sald state, known the Sosthep MILF
tary Acadeniy referred IL. Committee Public
Lands.
BY Mr. TROUT The petition for ana -route from New
Castc Lawrence county TO Gersrd IN Erie county la tho
State Of Pennsyivapa referred 10 tho COMMITTEES the
Post Office aud Pos Roads Also, sundfy petitions from
o,.sns Of Beaver and Lawrence eounues Pennsyvania
askng NO OF land the soldiers of tho of 1872
without Iegsrd rank duration Of service referred
tho Comnliee on Pablo Lands.
by Mr.. WASHBURN, of Maine The petition OF Ennce
MORRISON widow Of Joseph Morrison, for OF pay
due her late husband, Lieut.. Joseph Morrison.
BY Mr.. LIE TCHEk The petition and papers OF Mrs
Masgasss @. Hanson, widow Of Capt WeiahImsn X. Ham
praying Of pension referred the Com
miyes on Invalid Pensions.
The daily union., 1854-01-07
patent Door Fastene RI.

We have been SHOWN by the pa,entee (who is now IN
our cy) small and very ingenious article, which, IN
point Of real utility and security. is invaluable hs"m-
pIy small metallic door-fastensr, occupying no more
room in the pocket than an ordinary rockstkniie When
apped 10 door, no ou,sde depredsdcr can. by any pos
s;hls nsans short Of knocking down the door, gain
access
The ve.y low price al which they are sod' and 'ne
TACT that they always be carried IN the pocket wnoo
any Inconvenience, viii certainly bring them INTO genera
usv. particularly by gentlemen who occupy rooms q
hotels rs
The daily union., 1854-01-07
The Lieutenant. G enerslship.

We do not object (says the Detroit Free Press 10 Goa
ferring honos upon Gen Scott He Is entitled TO and
should receive all the honors that It is proper for re-
publican government bes,ow To that he deserves
well of his country is but 10 repeat what Is IN every
bodys mouth We do no, believe there is citizen OF the
republic who would detract ota from his great mill
,ary renown--who would pluck one laurel from his
wreath OF fame Every man, be be democra. or whig,
accords to him the highest reputation that his most ardent
admirer can claim II the republic has any honors which
the most exalted military services merit they should be
conferred upon Gen Scott He stands peerless among
living war,ors.
But, acknowledging all this, and knowing that we en-
counter high adverse opinions. constrained 10
say-and we should stide own judgment did we not
say it-that we cannot see the proprety Of creating
ilea mere empty oficefor the purpose Of bes,owing
il upon GEN Scott The honor at best. is hollow
and the the act establishes bad in every aspect
Titles, mere ,illes-and in this case it is title
are repug nan, 10 democratic institutions They belong
70 monarchies and not TO republics they are part OF
the tlnse and pomp OF royalty.
The title OF lieutenant general would not elevate Gen.
Scot, in the esteem Of his countrymen. add particle
10 his commanding worldwide sminence and The crea
ton OF the Office expressly for his benefit and to expire
at his death, would mol oniy DC an act oI usucc " c
race Of heroes who have preceded him, but 1t would
seA=-iiv. Of again and again
creating it, If it is created for Gen. Scott, who. BY and
by when the gallant Wool shall stand at the head of the
army, would deny tho same need OF honor and gratitude
TO him Jackson. nor Macomb, Taylor, was ever
general and did any OF them deserve less of
their country than Gen. Scou1
II we have eu,enantgeneraIs in the army. we must
have admrals in the navy; and where. the precedent
once established will be The end of titles in this republic
can country'
Republics not ungatefu. The people feel graft
ude towards those who perform distinguished public SER
vice. and 10 all such monument is raised in the popu-
lar heart Such live in the affections Of their coun-
ymen and titles add nothing to the public regard. Lei
money be given Gen Scott it need be- but e, US re.
fran from Initiating monarehcal weakness in creating
| aristocratc titles.
The daily union., 1854-01-07
United states Patent once,


N petition James Rowe, Tampa Bay Florida praying
for the extension of
fourth Of April ls4 for nm in machines for crus
hard substances, the expiration
patent which takes place the day eghss
hundred and fifty four
ordered that the said petition be heard Patent Oce
Monday the Goth of March next, at II o'clock and all
notified appear and show
why said petition ought not TO he granted
Persons opposing the extension required file in the Paten
Once objections specially forth In wng
before the day Of hearings all testimony filed by either
the said bearing be taken and transmitted
with the rules Of the oce, which will be furnished aP
cation.
Ordered, sso be published Union,
geoccr, and Evening STAR Washington D. C Pennsylvs
Philadelphia, Pennsyivsnia Evening New York Post
dence Rhode sand and fodsn and Journal Flor
ida week for three successive svious the
,ieh Of March next, the day OF hearing.
CHARLES MAsoS,
Commissioner IN
sEdon the papers win copy and
bills TO the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Jan 3-law3w
The daily union., 1854-01-07

cratic creed good faith. and who willing TO lei his
works vindieste bis professions 10 thus frankly hold
ing out the olive branch have fears that our mo-
tiyss will be misconsuued The union OF the demo-
cratic party the political sentiment nearest TO our heart,
and the hope that this object may now be attained IN
duces us 10 make This tender OF The right hand OF fellow
ship 10 all who prepared henceorh 10 stand together
for our common cause. Those who decline to acceP.
the tender will thereby choose 10 be regarded and treated
as in the regular opposition, and will regard and
,yaar than