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Eem Institute, south Carolina between
9th 7th streets east, NashiDyton

Een aic Institute, south Carolina avenue, between
9th and 1th streets east, Washington.
on
Monday, September OF June,
1855. The instruction VIII embrace all branches
substantial finished education ibis, competent
teachers have been engaged in department The location
Nchosons being
and retired The
The buildings
large and crmmedou the grounds beautifully improved and
ample for exercise
Boarding English $500, payable hall ia nd
Music French, drawing
SC, bay scholars per quarter eleven weeks
Is 10 $40, according the class.
containing particulars will be upon application
GEORGE g, BUTLER A. NJ, Principal
William Hodges g. NJ Butler ID. D., Joseph A. Brad
ley, esq, Professor Il. M. Baird, Washington
Rev w. Clarke, Georgetown.
Rev James May, u. d. Rov. William Friend, Virginia
Rev Alexander shras, Pelham, New York
Rev. G. u. Miles, Wikssbarre, Pennsylvania.
And patrons OF the school generally
Aug s--dm
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UMBERTbe subscribers having Established themselves
old stand VIM. Bird,
streets are prepared all
terms. They solicit share of public patronage
GEO w. GARRETT n CO.
June
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1855.



Bureau OF Plovislons aud Clohlng Aug 2ath, lss4
GEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals tor Beef aud
y posas for Porkn be, will be received
Office until ia O'Clock Saturday the 10Th day Of
for furnishing aud delivering free of all coat and risk
United States at the following navy yards;
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By j. G. Mcguire, Auctioneer.


i,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY-sITUA-
ted and real virtue Of
made the cause wherein James Halliday and others are
Thomas Halliday Halliday, William W Halliday, Lydia
Hanon deceased defendants the trustee appontc
ground lying being situated in the city Washington and
On the plat plan OF said ely and
A. g. square No. 779; Nos. 2, and ii,
s IL aon Of y
front M BY Jos feet one inch deep Of said lot and
South "a feet from the said
square running thence B feet nces south "a
u feet place ofhegnnng, with
hi Nc consist OF No a%s duse and
which consist Of u two-story frame house.
inches on aa west and streets north b. feel
deep will take place Tuesday Of september,
RE .as Of 10, NJ il square No &c., which front. s feet on
s @ . % sna g s
with the improvements will be sold Thursday the 7 day OF
a sa Of oa Of u.Is No. oos and will
place Thursday the h day SpterbeT 1884, 5
M on the premises on south street. between 18th and 9Th streets
par, square square No sa5 win
O'clock M on the PREMISES on Fourth street east between souh
The sale ofloiNo 49, square No 7o3 Nos.
49, and lots Nos aud IA, square
O'Clock The OIL G. McGure
of Pennsylvania avenue and i0.h
above eghy situated rapidly
of the city, and offers favorable DESTROYS
as .ad a
the purchase be paid caA and bancen
interest from the sale security ap
proved by nc Upon The fun Of tho
trustee viii convey the property p the respective hasers fee
h s s arc np a % with six days ses ss
will be esod, weeks notice, risk
CHAs. $. wALLACH, Trustee.
Aug o-aaw&ds Auctoneer
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July 23--eodtf

(NHOCOllATE, Cocoa, and Broma.- w. BAKER h cos
American and Vanilla Premium
which frst premiums have
the Union, for sale principal groceries
United States, and by their agents:
Hussey Murray, New York Grant 1wes Philadelphia
Brundige, BsImo,e Kennel Dudley,
Ohio and =. II. Howell, Georgetown, ID. O.
Z WALTER BAKER, l. CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester. Mass
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supreme Court Of the United States,
DECEMBER TERM 1853
SRoDxnr WrcxLIrrE, Appr
THOMAS ID. OwINos. ~
Mr. Preston OF counsel for the appellant,
death of Thomas D. Owngs appellee cause moved
Court for order under the 2eth Court propc
representatives parties On
ared by me Court that unss the proper
THOMAS D. owngs deceased shall will,
N The fst ten days OF the ensuing appellant
cd 70 open the record and hearing
II be Provided, copy printed
in the government which the laws
the Uned States shall be printed by authority
weeks at least sixty days before the beginning su
prcme Court ensuing
Test: WIN. THOs CARROLL,
Nay 49, 1854 Cl'k Sup. CT u. s.
Aug l--Iawiw
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for remit have for
rl houses, with Of gtoupd attached EACH s'
aied on Kendall Gceu' little than mile nouhcasierT
from the Capitol
These houses spacious cellar wood
shed and siae for each and hand
The situation - beautiful, overlooking portion the city
aud fan Capitol
The approach Is by h and IL Streets Delaware avenue aud
An omnibus nc nsnn fare cstashsa
The and Kendall end INC
PRESIDENTS square, leaving at Z, and g. Rro
leave Centre Market, where stand W and
O'Clock
Reui-,wo hundred dollars n year.
The houses taken be
by applying VIM. Sckney, Cottage myself
AT my residence the premises.
July o. du AMOS KENDALL
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Commissioner of the General Land office


NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled to The right of Of the
within the townships and townships
required establish the satisfaction Of
receiver Of the land Offices make
practicable after seeing this notice, before
appointed for the Of public sale
lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be
feited. .sgsl
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner of General Office.
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H..
q A HEsfke cSosf es Bremen southampton
WILLIAM IsELIN, Havre
Jan a5-dly
Poiytechnic College Of the state PennsyIvanin,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
Europe designed afford thorough professional
education students intended for
AseAs AND zR4s
| session will Monday, Sep
TENDER IL, 1854
civil engineering. Professor sem H. Peabody
Ms'.iury and industrial. analytical and agricultural chemistry
Mining ensnserins geology and minera'oy Prof W. H. D.
mechanics, yhilo.ophy and the principles of machinery Pro
Terms for department, per session, sls.
Mechanical architectural and typographical drawings Prof. John
'>i french and Spanish, Prof v. De Amarili.
The analytical laboratory for practical chemistry open daily
an s .
and b rapidly prepared for The College courses
ss
technic College, Philadelphia. =, %, yp,yv,pv
President Of Board of trustees
ISRs nWsdsa,zT Hss.sa.'S
/ "snisier's" Wines, PhiladeIE, hia.
John SNYDER dealer in wines a The former old established
street, will be supplied
and liquors on the most accommodating terms
No 70 Wana. where b. prepared to receive orders
o i on %
Vaughan snde the patronage his friends and
All wines delivered Washington city by Express
f'i Sao et S steiss1;
| SaIamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON No 26 South Fourth Philadelphia,
II No. 50 Dock sreet have hand
ment Of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-pRooF SAFES,
| Bank vaults and iron doors for bank and stores,
| PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERATORs,
Water filters seal and letter copying Fairbanks platform
/ &a and counter scales.
JJn1I,s
paten, powderp proof bank locks Please give call
Reference made TO few Of the hundreds who have
Magude street, Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
Farmers and Meshanics' Bank, PhiadsIphia,la Safes
United States Mint, do
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, safes.
Philadelphia, wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Richard Norris, Son, Locomotive Works, Phiadephia.
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia.
Mr. 4. Wood Foyg Pennsyvuna between 9Th and 9th
Washington o. authorized to receive orders for and
make sales Of the above. -
| May6-2awly EVANS x WATSON.
! MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover Street, Boston by
IA Rebuilt elegantly furnished,
,athe convenicnces
ion OF the travelling public
\ Dec u div
1 FRENCH and English boarding and day school
young ladies' by M A. Tyson and Sisters on street. between
i3t Washington, D. G. The duties Of this institution will
resumed Mond.y 18th Of sspsnbe when the pupils
| be had all the principal bookstores in the city,
II Aug l0-eodtlsih Sept lstar]
i 1OLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Warrington, ID C.--The ,bir-
fourth of Columbian College will begin
"Wednesday september end the last "Wednesday
June Students the choice Of the classical
degree philosophy necessary college
about hundred dollars For further information
address he President Of Columbian College, Washington D. CO.
II 4-eOd3w.
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Law school Cumberland U,Asv-rsasy, al sssennon.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham" Cam,nes late one OF ut cifca,i
L. judges Tennessee
Hun Nathan Green, late OF ho fe
of Tennessee.
Brnmicld l.. Ridley, the
Green wiuia
u school.
P!G, Daily examinations each class
daily the OF the examinations,
9. Weekly common law equity, wish
statement of facts
them through all The
The framed as require them
Deeds willis and all of documents he
The trials Some OF taken by appeal
which Is held monthly in the
public The cad session. The students clerks
and chancsors, i other Official!
pacities connected with their suite
third
third Thursday February The
succeeding Monday February,
Thursday in July
Expenses pcr seon.Tution ESQ., advance; contingent
Students their
which cnnhe in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete unless the
advanced class No previous study
There regular classes Students may
sny time during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school
Number students the last collegiate eghiysix.
ROBERT t.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-coiy President Board OF Trusigcs
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

Posr OrFIcE DEPARTMENT,
July III, 1854
for carving The mail. the United States from the
Of November 1854, Doth June, 1855
lowing the State Of Alabama win be received
Office OF the Post Office Department. the Of Washington,
until o'clock of 18th September 1854, be decided by 10th
September following:
III From ainestown by SuRgve Grove Hill ChOcaw
Clay Hin, Dxon's Mills, Shiloh, Hpencervie Linden Spring
Hill Demopois, and Macon, to Greensboro 100 miles and
back three times week in two horse sagea.
tenve Gnnesown Sunday "wednesday, and Friday
a.
Arrive at Greensboro in 36 hours, by p. m;
Leave Greensboro Tuesday, Thursday Saturday
Arrive ut Gainestown in 36 hours, by p
Proposals for service in urhorse coaches will be considered
For form of certificate
and requirements embracing conditions be the
the properly
advertisement inviting for mail the
southwestern States, dated January D, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Postmaster General.
July 25--law4w Intel and Ev. Star1
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTTON CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled right of Of the
within townships and oftownshps
aud land Office and make therefor
practicable seeing this notice. before the
for the the public sales OF the lands
bracing the claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Nav ~
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have for several
attached
Kendall Green, little than mile norheasey from
the Capitol.
These houses spacious and convenient with cellar wood
she'd stable each and excellent hand
overlooking Of the
and in full view OF the Capitol.
The approach 7h and Streets Delaware and
An Omnibus fare, permanently established
the Kendall and the
Presidents Square, leaving and Returning,
leave Centre Market brief stand, 9k and ~
O'Clock.
Rcnt--two hundred dollars a year.
The houses taken inspection and be
by applying to VIM stckney who lives Cottage
sel at my residence, the premises.
AMOS KENDALL
Q3-eodf
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HOLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Warrington, ID. C--The tbir-
y tyfouh year of Columbian College will begin the last
Wednesday of september end the last Wednesday
uae Students have the choice Of pursuing the usual classical
for degree bachelor Of scientific
bachelor philosophy The college
hundred dollars For further
address The President Of Columbian College, Washington D. CO."
AuuA --p0 d1W
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| FnENCH and English boarding and day school for
young M. Tyson and Sisters between
l2h and 3 Wahingon u G. The duties Of this institution will
Monday, 18th when the pupils
desired punctua ems circulars may
be a all the principal bookstores in the city.
| Aua l0-eodI6 ih rStarl
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q. Ii. SAND, % South st., N. Y.
G. A. HEiNEKEN 4 Co.. Bremen
MARTINEAU, CROsKEY, Co Southampton.
WILLIAM I5ELIN Havre
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston bl
Rebuilt enlarged aud elegantly furnished
and convencnces the accom0da
ion the travelling public.
pect
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10


pe aea iItls md lhoa8h
81 died before Gle naNs s. lh wreck Nas
received he repeated thal is 4ie6ds would
81 speedily convinced of 81 iy The N.
7 Daily Times gives two olhef instances
connected with tie wreck of the Arctic,
though not - well altested j TIE above
sWehave been told On good authority
chat three 81 four days before the news Of
the Arctic's loss had reached New York 4
man came into Mr.. Collins Office in state
81 great excitement and said Chat the Arc-
tic was wrecked that only thirty q the
passengers were saved, andthat Isl brother
who vas on board had been lost, He was
50 much excited about It, and proved so un-
manageable that he was dismissed IS era
~ person.
We have been told that gentleman on
this side wrote to his wife and daughter IN
England not Il come By TIE Arctic cling
merely from an indefinite impression that
harm might happen but being very earnest
ind explicit. The ladies' having several
friends on board did embark on chat vessel;
but BE fact that she had not complied with
hel husbands wishes SO weighed upon the
lady mind that she was painfu " appre-
hensiye the whole voyage and was especial
~ impressed with the tollIng Of the alarm
bell On Bell Buoy il The Irish Channel -
Both we're among he lost.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

~ Capt Luce Of The iI-iated Arctic IS be-
ing made a lion of il New York, because he lost
his ship andsone twoor three hundred Pc myers,
when all agree that if bis tickling been fong
and be had had plenty Of boats Be could have
saved every soul % board. It would be far more
considerate and kind 10 his friends, i they would
not keep him quite 50 much before the public in
his great grief ne never Jet admired the be-
neYolence Of The public voice when it pronounces
asteamboat 81 ship Captain 9safen one after be
has blown up his boat or sunk his vessel; especi-
ally when everybody can speculate hoNsit might
have been saved with a little more precaution.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

w corrupt 81 tic
lhin may 81 loe.at hN ab
snl 81 American party e Tie country.
sels nag Iofa associations 70 s sif
peculiar notion mon tie American hey
may sway oil Elections 81 q ~ at
tlIe polls 1ooha natiK
ere then raise riots and defy 90
81 which may Sc toeaiea Bt et tie natives
Of the sol attempt % organize societies 70 pro.
tact their rig sana there s a Immediate cry
81 persecution intolef and nstitntenaI
distinctions 81 lact aIl tie Democrats who have
been ted Il tie expense 81 the public treasure
and hope for an additional supply are ont ID FIN
cry against such organizations because they
threaten Is correct corruption, and have public
affairs administered on American principles
Hence We Sec that, from tie Washington Union
down to the most Insignificant eight 81 ten pa
PEI that publishes the laws by authority Tedicue,
contempt and abuse are used toward the Aneri-
can party. But lat then rail Oh, the day Of
reckoning s rapidly approaching. when these cor-
rupt organs win find themselves forced g rely
upon honest exertions for support instead Of be-
ing bountifully supplied from the public crib.
They viii feel the blow, though they may not see
tie hand that strikes II The increase u numbers
Of the American party IS without precedent
and sthe cry IS still they comela Already they
are supposed 70 have control 81 tie Presidential
ELECTORAL vote aud ID local elections they have
been successful ii almost every instance where
their power las been tried They must aud viii
succeal in casting corruptionisls from authority,
rs they come 70 their work with honest hearts
pure hands and American principles. Their pur-
pose being to have America ruled By Americans
they viii b joined by-every man who desi-
res 70 have our republican institutions pre-
served ii their purity. Believing chat much Of
the prevailing corruption originates ID tie facility
Of naturalzing foreigners. and from the vast az.
cesson Of population from the jaiIs and alnshouse-
Of Europe, the American party aims at procuring
al extension Of tie term ID which foreigners may
be naturalized, and total prohibition as to the
entrance Of foreign eonyicts into our country. II
these objects Be obtained, death blow win Be
struck to the factionists who seek to rule, though
It Be necessary 70 bring men from under the gibs
bet to sustain them.
e Is well for the country thai an American
spirit IS peaing the nation. and that ready
hearts BANDS aFe e carry af |liIit
int IL high places of the country. We say,
then, Let political demagogues harangue to their
hearts contents and apply all the abusive epithets
they can think Of to the Know Nothings viii
do no harm for atruth IS mighty and must pre-
vail
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10
SALT River.

It is amatter Of but little consequence whether
the Democracy Of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
&c. take q triD up Salt RiT Ills winter Of not,
s &c entire denoc theU So WI ems
e.4ss avorit afts
the next eslden. q election. Bal Jar read
els win call at Po0EL1 8 HonARrs they vii
find one of the largest richest end best selected
stocks Of goods IN the city, which they are de-
termincd to sell At prices to suit purchasers. See
advertisement 10 another column,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10
sINGULAR WINNINGS.

a paragraph il the Cleaveland Plain
dealer says that, just after TIE burning u
The steamer 3. K. Collins, "a Lake Erie, d
Mts Stone ia Brecksrille, Ohio, whose hus-
band had been absent several weeks dream.
sd that he had died a. awful death "a board
steamboat This alarmed her 50 much
that she became quite unWell. and before
SIZE recovered The news arrived THAI he had
persisted bY FIRE il The cabin Of the sssam>
similar occurrence 8 mentioned hy
The New York Commercial Advertiser is
connection Nth Gle wreck Of lhe Arctic.
Among ihs engels supposed sa by
persisted With ihat vessel was r
Smith ol The firm oi Iaspp e Go. Before
lie news sfihe disaster Was rece
son lad lel down lhe hatch
oI Rs s. severely e1ndea
ihsl IS ay as 81 pE
ce ela he would
home soon spilled ahs
6 hs Hin u
lhe lima hen be laY sen a.ltl his 6all
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

Speculative on - ult of the late
elections il Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indi-
ana Che New York Herald says; We re-
peat it, the democratic party Of the North
identified with the present administration at
Washington is wiped out. exterminaied.
gone. Th Re IS nothing il the adminislra.
ton upon which its broken legions can be
recognized and the remnant Of its term
ofexistenceis getting too short to justify the
slightest expectation Of anything turning
up @ redeem its fallen fortunes. And so
the Northern Democratic party IN counee>
ton with the administration is routed dis
persed and disbanded :
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10
NEW Yoar. ~ :


Tie Arabs has arrived Der wfhf SIZE
brings bus Little news Fl change a he cotton
market
FroYislons are becoming more plenty.
The latest adYice from SeaasG0Do| state that
the Allied forces hid opened tieir fire from tle
heavy batteries and seige SRI s. tNo points %
The 18th October.
TIE Cholera IS killing oIl The Rus AZ troops by
thousands Notwithstanding this the Emperor
continues firm in bis purpose and IS determined To
carry on the war " my and all Hazards
NrU YonK Nov I'LL
ARRIVAL OF THE sTEAMER CITY on
GLASGOW.
The steamer City 81 Glasgow, from Glasgow,
arrived TO-DAY She brings nothing Of impori.
ance, her new having been anticipated
Flour has alincd 10 ~ l8 34c
It Is reporte that Gov Seymour had said that
he would pardon Dr. Graham, 4 requ Ied, but
he denies tie assertion.
NEW YoRK, Nov
Mr. YoRK FLrcrIoS The Know Nothing
and Nebraska candidates elected By q barge mas
jority ID the Alton district Yates Is reelected
to congress il the Springfield district the returns
arc incomplete.
Barker the Know Nothing candidate lor
Mayor is believed 60 be elected Gov Scy-
mour probably elected though the returns ere
not sufficiently complete.
CNcNNATI, Nov 7th.
The river has risen two inches. Flour 81 81
a 81 80. Whiskey; Isc.
NO sales ID Provisions.
The Bank Of circleviIle has suspended ray-
neut to-day.
The Brokers are throwing oai lie notes lhe
Clinton Bank 81 Columbus.
LocfsTLLE Sov. 7t1
Ihe river IS unchanged ths Weatlar eeas Ala
mod riting.
ore ons u Pork had eeasel on aceoant Of
iH2
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

- Mr.. p. n. McCann has been appointed
Vice hancery Clerk in place Ct John q. Hoi-
linqswolt who vas elected Probas Clerk at the
special election % the first inst Both Of these
gentlemen win make excellent officers.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

Mr.. AfEAD. the at entige and sep eAaaIly
operator ii the Teleg aph Ofice og Chs place, has
our thanks for the despatch 10 another column.
Mr.. III. IS thorough business man, and we have
30 doubt viii give entire satisfaction % those who
may have business with the Office.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

- Tn Church Oh Lafayette Square, n. @.
known as DR.. SCOTS Church, vas burnt downon
! Vie 10th ut.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

In Gov.Fords History Of IIIinos,a work lately
issued, It Is stated asa curious fact that there neY-
er has been but one duel il Illinois, which occur
red ID 1870, between Alphonso Stewart and
William Bennett stewartWas shot and Bennett
was hung for murders and since then no one has
cared 70 repeat the experiment. Il the punish
nent Of death Is proper FOR killing it IS ust such
killing as occurs il duelling where purpose and
the net are murder
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

~ The New York Herald thinks We may
consider ourselves fortunate i the country escapes
with the nett loss Of three millions Ia consequence
Of the San Juan affair. This IS quite snu sum
for tie country p pay for ths follies q e s.
Mr.. Pierce's appointeas.