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s OUacHITA RIDER.

wflle.ve TUESDAY. July S, at O'Clock ~.
NOR CAMDEN, PIGEON HILL, H. h,
r. cHAMpAGN0LE, wiLMrvsToN MORO LsaksasS.ta
MARIE SALINE ALABAMA LANDING, oUAcIft-
CITY. FORT UNION. TRENTON. MONROE. FlSE BLUFF
COLUMBIA HkRRsoNBURG TRINITY and all aadpga On is
ehisa Black RersTh light draugh
er GARBIER Jno D. Walker m.se draws only % inches
waer weays Fo freight Apply on board on
10 - SMITH n flMtSTERr is Canal N
w The Carrier akaa the place of the steamers Sarah and Ff
Keeling,
BTbs win freight for Point Pleasant raier per
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T1RENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY

Monsieur ALEX. NELSON No. 8 St. Charles street.
TESTIMONTALS:
Nelson please whether will chair
of Languages in the Kentucky Military Institute.
Z. W. MORGAN, Joint Superintendent.
decidedly teacher Of French met
with, and gentleman in all his conduct -.
Prof NOBLE BUTLER, Louisvlle.
the
spakng French and Spanish with elegance and
ry.n [Ltuisvlle Journal.
His we'll adapted for learners into the yses
French Spanish English Languages In abort
time. IN. O. Crescent. =
opportunie, Judging Of Prof NJ and
and OF his
into practice IN
Trae Delta JAMES 1y
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE, |
Tuesday Morning, July 25, 1854.
COTTON -. There was only q very limited demant
yesterday and the sales reached barely 500 bales Price
without any change of moment
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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5Hu0CAGE
Esther Buu. .LPT
Jane 6Elizateth. .LPT
IL r Rogers. .LPT
Major Barbour....LPT
lPunanA, Point
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THE DAILY CRESCENT

INTERVIEWS. The following is report of the
, number of interments in all the cemeteries of
the city for the week ending at 9 O'Clock on
Sunday morning, July 25 ---
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EDUCATION.
IL ENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE,

II ENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, di-
EA rse.ed by aboard OF VISITORS appointed By The ss
West Point and practical Engnser aided b. an able
Fnent WI
The Of study usray Colleges, with
Of Mashematcs Natur Science
md Tbeoreuc and Practical EhgneeTins
have bsen entirely Ised during
heating them ~fh eoie-
Institute pnequad health
aeeaness ofrdencs il hs ever been In thor
oughness strictnesa Of govern ment
eighth will The second Monday septe-
dola per saEnual session, tfnr-
geon'4 fee 81 extra y payable in advance.
KyD or the underlined. P. Dudley,
Tvs i'm President Of the Board.
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FRYHE ROAD TO HEALTH

A DESPERATE CASE OF sCRoFuIA CURED BY EIoIIo
WAYS OINTMENT AND PILLs.Mr Heydou, Of Sydney Whole
HoowaYs medicines In New nth Wales
states the employ Of Charles ThSnEsn Of
9arembuIu with croua in the NeGE and
body covered with peculiar kind Of out Of which es
considerable expense 10 tying
arta9s medcmss but without good then used Ho
iOWhYS OINTMENT PILLS which in short perod ef
oua has continued the most perfect health to
the present time. 81. -, ,,,- =,
% Sold of Professor Strand
nea Temple Lndou and by all he respectable
Dealers Medicines States, erh
csntnnnd IN so each Houses
Union BY A. g. SANDS ssd j. WRIGHT
M There s considerable saving taking the large szes
Guidance paente. disorder
ansIs
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-~ DR.. SHERMAN,
tahaa Iran IN fl Gharlaa A

NSAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFU GE. REED,
CUTLER the oldest and most cahie
Drug Houses that who ON Their own
knowledge regard the virtue OF B. A Fahnestock Ysf
fuge
MKssrs A. FAHNRsTocK Co., Pis'sbursh PaHaentemen
Having sold justly celebrated Verae we R
pensure adding testimony regarding Us merits M an h
remedy his dt ease in ct
reu adults unequaed 1t has acquired for tss
popularity sale beyond similar We
acquainted. KEEL ~ ~, ii.as - y - ~. -
Sold Wholesale Retsi by all tue price a S,ngsfs,, ana
the Unted States yal h IN
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EsELl,4 CHENEY SPRINGS. The un -
the public thst they haS AEsaM
purchased This Altering PLACE and have IN ne
the
The spnrs bitnad pins weeds parish Of e naiss
the sans disi5n
sou6 Of As1Hndrs, nfs north q Bayou Cao. a
water poss qualities and has proved
m nv which heypnd the rescn o.
enedies The Bah supplied by sP'irg water sn
One spo 10 the hunter Lake, mile LEI Win
Jss Al ,ypntl fee situad bali nom the
Spngs abounds fine dsh pack Of HOUNDS es
hnnss and fishing, viii be urnishsd 70 the vtof
hest Liquors which the New ean ~
M kent family Coaches always De pfoeueo
sna aaipsen 10 snsp number rsssensefs 20
he sripgs oed furnished and Balls given Wes pr
Hunting Vehicles Transport Iadies 70 sns
LIKE vii 81 kept fof Gentleman fond Of bunting
their guns. Tackle DO Sims sPfhsS
received Isl May disi Noyeulher' .-=,g. s=..- s
TERMS BOARD. 94d =. :
w
Children hnd Servants half price, rx
spS pAiSiI q oAAAo
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TEIsSS--RESTA URANTS
OCEAN SPRINGS, MIss.--The I'M 4.

INCEAN SPRINGS, MisS.--Ihs III EsssM
"a dersvued having nased for Of years nsas Nz4sM
newly highly FAluhs Mineral
fnsv inm Tie he Opened alarge ana
ep o Tor The transient esraFs s;.
~ sss an sared to maze highest
n,pt and Ashed to the Eio are %
Rooms and usually farsd at
th shing srd bbg cannot be eqaed IN se
of
chemist proves nns'a qualities q the
and iphuietted ny ts.5 Tsore8
and many auafilg cbIou Glsesse ~ IL ss
Ia hal The steamer
between New Orleans SFfiEEs during hs
from the Lake end or me L. JENNINGS.
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CvREgN oAKsHoTEL, Biloxi, Miss ..

~ REEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, miss Gssss
% famed and popular Rstreai 90 geneas EaAzA
kswn Throughout Southern country under ne .pA
Mrs BETH PEADAT and nef
ssassd shout mile distant rem re ssgs OF ho< VIA @
reception OF visitors
ire CRBEN OAKS we'll known 70 peea an
For many years the popularity Of the fuess
tocresarg Jha many nauai
water prospect Lake, ard receiving ms lul III
ans f,nni tie Gulf have failed impress
o New Ofteeus Morle, the surrounding
Daring the Winter have ms e nnS nd
and nddiOns The BILLIARD ROOMS sfs ihoas1 o ths
BOATS will be at sl times ~
ysitDys free Of eharee-alse, CIAFET at DinneF.i
CARRIAGES and be ~ FL engaged
in sddt;bp the BRASS BAND Of New
and pa expected vce every m M
Visitors wishing to the GREE Aks are
fy the Capnpk STEAMERS who will land tnefa al
the Hotel. rs arr-n,,S l=r Tssa|
Per Week.
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Tov, CHR sTY spnIses w pfsosyILLE, ls go
III, sp8 hi running steamer ALTON, W. A. Cries. ma,er VII
Iesve for atoys oioyfsf - s-.-,.,..
Pouichattrsn Railroad LTav, ,5 Sg'u ..s
Monday, i9 O'Clock, r,nesasy 49, Z ,f
Tuesdey, aoeock, IFtfsnhy, - ,,E'sI
Wednesday, 70 oeck, III sAs1eaYto IL
Friday IL O'clock, W l7s ~ - ~ 4 Il
ook, P 81 Ghnisy s7s .
Al.o On snndsy norng, after the eal Il tse O'Clock ars re-
.zrng n time f6 Inc oeioek NJ, tram for he city.
HaAitouv,e on sondsyE At ~ ocso s' " s's
OK o'clock, 4. NJ, ain t. the CITY. ~, =
E patkngea len at the Office Of tho agshI VII
1 tuaiiy attended e. a. ,s !. ,.-sss4
Ear
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PICKLES AND PIE FRUITS-20O boxes
II Underwosd's. Divs. Wells Provost and W. D. Smiths
sUGAR-l5b bbs crushed and powdered
ClDER-lOO do in store.
WHITE BEANS-l00 do do.
IIr-5n do.
SPERM CANDLES-200 boxes assort hi1s
RAISINS-4tQ half and quarter boxes Slens
jyla A. q. g."
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FsELL CHENEY SPRINGS. The un- 4

Fer week.. -.-'' "a
lss- CHI dren5 and servante. half prica N.Y.
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GUNDRIEs--
y 500 boxes STAR CANDLES
800 half do. do. t...'-..," ..,
quarter do. do.
500 OLEINE SOAP
100 ibis Choice LARD OIL
50 do. No. LARD;
Ice kegs do. do
quarter do DO. rof SAFE ny
;a,s Joseph Lands r CO.. SO Tchoupitoulas sire
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ESASTURAGE.-Goo Pasturage for TNss
" 40 Horsse, the right bank Of the river -
opposite city, of the Agers Warehouses Apply TO
apis A. +. COCHRAN HALL, So Grayef street,
GOOD Pasturage for TsN
HORSES ard MULES in Fifty Acre Lotin Agisrs. IA
.n ns, s AZ - r. THAYER the premises
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HAvANAsehr Bat4ss boIes agsr and lot fruit cshsuzac
pkg cigars Jose Domingo-3 cases 'a7 40 Defner e'
BosToN-Bard salsm-Assorted mss.
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diis 1ar .rHhOUGH LINE TO THE WEST
ia III = lI7I3

railroad from baltimore Whssiing
necins there WiM The large, aud plsndd steamers J the
Union line the Ohio dndthe stages to Zanesr,ke &c.
IS expeditions being thoroughly compeed the
finishing Board Tree Tunnel the road being
ode of travellers confidently d
advantages and low fares The
road the stupendou and attractive character
The express mail leaves Baltimore daily p. md
directly through Wheeling (SO mles in 10 10 houI,
ciudng all stoppages there at day
passengers leaving Baltimore lay lodging
79 me and proceed thence Wheeling in the
morning
daily meeting from Baltimore the Wash
inuon junction, DIETER Relay House miles from
Baltimore.
Wheeling unrvalled the Union line,
been completed for this form daily
passengers down the Ohio Gin
Louisville where the for Nashville,
and New Orleans packets may be taken by those
ing further
Passengers (or prefer the land Gin
cinna parts Ohio West d
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Conpanys excellent coaches
National road Zanesvle thence
by railroad
Passengers Welsvile and CLEVELAND by steamboats,
will find this ugreeasle there being
regular speedy Wheeling and from those
places
N charge transfer of passengers baggage.
roue) Washington Wheeling 80 80 Cneinnaii Sill
TO Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets be had of Mr. Parsona the railroad station
Washington, the other agents Of the company.
WM. PARKER,
May il--du General Superintendent.
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United states Patent O0cs,
vVsshiDs zion. July VI. le.

IN petition Reuben Daniels OF Woodssock, Verm0al
praying Of granted 70 him on the 10Th
October o40 In achins ior reducing
capable OF manufactured into cot toI seven
Of said which takes p'Ace Oh the l0
day October, 1854
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Once
Mondsy 25,h September nj IL O'Clock
nohed and show cause ANY they have
VIII petition ought 10 be granted.
the required TO ME IN e Patent
obecuons, specially forth writing at least twenty
hearing all testimony hed BY either
hearing be taken and transmitted
cation
The testimony The Will be closed On the 10Th Of Seplem
ber papers relied upon testimony
filed before the morning OF tina, day the
ments IT. any, within days thereafter
be published IN the uhen, lnscl
gencer. Evening STAR Washington, d. O. fennsyivanlan
New York aDd Post Boz
ton, week for III 90 successive weeks
yious 10 September next the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Patents.
r. s-Edors OF the above papers please copy send
oca, with paper containing this notice
July 2a--law3w
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nALT1MoKn AND ono RAILROAD voh

Cincinnati Louisville, Indianapolis, Columbus Zaaescie C!eue
land, Toledo, Chicago and 81 Louis.
EHROUGii all points had the rail
road station In Washington
Passengers leaving Washington aiv in Wheeling IN
time with splendid iDcheser and Durna
for Welsvie, miles from Wheeling thence direct by railroad
Cleveland Toeao Chicago, and Alton by steamboat 2
miles, to a, Louis Leaving Washington at s. M they will
with splendid Union Line"
for Cincinnati and Louisville and for Indianapolis by railroad
from Lawrenceburg.
Through sold Ciacnnat Louisville, ndanapo
lis GAINESVILLE and Columbus by naiona
Wheeling holding through tickets lie
point the For information and tickets, apply IT, II
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
J. u. DONE,
Feb 7--df Master Transportation.
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, July ~, Ies1

the petition Reuben Daniels. Woodstock, Vermont
praying of granted 10 hihn the
day October eiO Improvement IN nanuaetura CT cloth
employ wool silk obtained
reducing silk the hbrous
which lakes
on eth day OF October, 1851
be heard Patent Once
Monday 2, of September al II O'Clock, and Ill
persons appear IL they have
VIII said petition ought be granted fst
Persons opposing the extension are required % Ole me Paes
days hearing All testimony hed by either party
said hearing be- taken and transmitted 10
which viii be furnished
plieaion. 1f
will be closed 18Th 0f September
dispositions and other relied testimony muG
died before the morning Of thas day the
aumen,s, If any, within days thereafter.
Odered that this notice be published the union ne
gencer Evening Star, Washington D. C Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pa Scientific American New York and Post
Massachusetts, week for three successive weeks
previous September next, OF hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
papers will please copy, and
Office, with paper containing this notice
July g2--law3w
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THE DAILY UNION
- sM g E
oRANGM AND ALMxANDKIA RAILROAD.

The cheapest comfortable and erpedifious 10 the
White 5uphur Springs, passing e Alum, Wo,in, and Hot
Springs.
A ARHANGEMENTS having made with the of tie
splendid George Page
Washington, distance of sx miles in with
Washington railroads,
schedule effect and after Thursday, June l, 1854
Gordon.sle
will depot of Duke and Henry streets,
O'clock ARRIVAL Of the boat from Washington
ample board, Gordonsvie at
O'Clock that place with the trains ON the Virginia
Central Richmond, Charlottesville and staunton.
will Gordonsie III O'Clock, the arrival of the
the Virginia road, arriving Alexandria half
o'clock allowing nme 10 connect with the trains leaving
Washington North, and for dinner board the boat
Alexandra Wafrenon and intermediate stations
will leave Asxunda daily t5nndays exeeped) O'Clock
arriving at WaTr1non al Ok O'clock
On Sunday VIII leave at O'clock a. IN.
from Warrenon Alexandria and intermediate stations
will leave Wanenon daily lsundays exeeped quarter before
O'Clock arriving Alexandria al half past 9ociock,
On Sunday will leave at quarter past l2 O'Clock,
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mo. SOIL

q.
of McHIaAK and WISCONSIN the routes Of the Oakland
and Ottawa, ond other proposed railroads
State Of Michigan c President of the United States by h
lowing named townships be withdrawn from or entry unit
further orders except for valid cmption claims to witt
In the State Of MICHIGAN.
IN aarict Of lands subject 70 sale IoNlA:
North Of As base line and of the principal .acrida.
The north half of township and townships and TO-
The north half of township s. and townships g. TO- H.
Ts.a.sS: Township. T. G. and q
Of Ta%ssss s"sss h T. H. Il sHe TO- and au
range %c,6..,ns i, II, 10 T. s 10 and 90 Of range ~
Townships ii and Is, of range 49,
In the district lands subject at GRSSgss.g:
North Of the Hne and Of the principal meridan.
Townships ~ 49, ~ Is, and south half of s
townships rown.p s d a. ssess and s.
Ts~n:P: Township: IT, 'Hs s y asss
NortA Of the base line and wet Of the principal meridian
. m.Tsg, y e o as Of ranges and fr'
In the district of lands subject to sale at DErRoIrs
North efthe base line and ofthc principal ,acdan
The north half of township 5, of ranges and2
Township s, of runges and 4.
In the district of lands subject to sale at DUNCAN
North 9 the base line and Oest Of the principal meridian
townships S5, ~ 70, 80, ~, ~, and ~, OF range D.
Tswnship ~ ~ 81 a y c M M s. * 30 and 80 m 3
ranged
Township: townships g. H. 8 g. 9 g. y H. $ s. sas $ g. and
Townships al a. a. a. 49, a. as 49, ao 81 49, and 49,
townships a. and aa ranges iHs' H. 49,
Upper peninsula.
osnsip. Township Al a of anG ,rafe ~ ~ a. nance 10
Township III, of ranges 81, 81, and 80.
the district of lands subject ST.. MARIx
North cfMe base line and Of principal meridian
Tow".nitps "ts a. q A. and @ as ,anfs Of Ssnsea4
Township. Township. 4 ssa % asS a &, ,.Sss s .as. a
Tonhp. Township. g. a. g. g. s. and and 50 s. Of a
townships sD and So Of range ,S"se @'
Twns'P: s = < T. s.s ss
Tswn.;gs Tswm.ps 8 3 q q s. 8 ~
Township. 81 81 g q 50 50 a q y and s So Of ra9gs a.
Townships 49, 49, A. as 49, ~ 49, a. 5sa 5s 81, S.
Township. 49, 49, 44,4s 40, 49, 49, Sos 5a So and5,
Townships 49, a. 4S o A. 49, So ST. s and So of ranges
30 and 3d.
Townships a. 49, a. 4s 49, so, 81, 81 range 40
State of WISCONSIN,
In the district of lands subject sale MxsA,mA.
North Of the base line aud Of the fourth principal
Townships ", %, 90, and TO- ofrange Io
Townships 20, 81 2s 30 and3o, OF ranges 10 Is and Is
Townships %, "a, 25, 49, and ~, of mnge Ia
Townships %, %, "a, 25, %, and a. of range 49,
Townships 81, %, 49, ~ as 49, and az, Of range 90
Townships 90, 81 q, %, "a, 25, and 10 range
Townships l9, ~, 81, u, 20, "a, and 25, range
Townships 10, 20, 81, q. %, and "a, of range 49,
Townships IS, 20, 81, and o. Of rnnge a.
Townships 10, 90, and 81, Of range %
The above townships
for SALE but which have eennscred they within the
Given under General Land once city
Washington, This 10th day Of May Domin, 1854
BY order OF the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
May I7--lawl3w
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THROUGH TICKETS.

Round "Trip iickels 10 Warenon from Saturday TO Mon
for Luray and New Market will take leaving
Alexandria O'clock IA Tuesdays, Thursdays
uTdays, with the Cupeper house.
Passebges Lynchburs will The leaving
O'Clock, Mondays Wednesdays and Fdey
Meeting with the CharIO esvile.
Passengers White Sulphur Springs will
Alexandra daily, with AT Stanton
Freight trains running daily lsundays excepledl
Per order: w. b. BKOCKETT. Agent,
June l4-du Alexandra.
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Law school Cumberland Unsverstty at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cnithe late of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green, late of the The supreme
of Tennessee
BromdeId l.. Ridley, the State.
Judges Green dev their whole
to the school,
Plan lstrneionl. Daily examinations
books No regular OF lectures
daily lessons The progress of the examinations.
Weekly n stu
dents commences of
and prosecute them through all the processes
practice. The famed require prepare
deed Wills and all d0cumeu,s
dence In the trials Some of taken by appeal
suprene which held monthly the Glass;
public the end Of every session The students act clerks
IFS jurors Judges and cancelors and in Official
tacihes connected with their suits
Sessionsfbe third
tember Thursday February
The succeeding Monday In February and eepud
Thursday in July.
Expenses pc, se,sionTuiton fee o advance; contingent
$50 Students books
Whiei, be- n Lebanon
-Four required course
No previous required
mission There four regular classes. students may
any time during the collegiate yeus'
Thets is moot legislature connected w'b the school.
Number students the last collegiate eip.lysix.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb Il--eoly President Board Of Trustees
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SlmSS handbook Library Of the British
~ Museum 1 vol. London, 1854
Eveyns Diary and Couespou cnco new edition vols Lon
don, 1854 " ' -
contributions to Literature Historical Antiquarian and Meui-
cal by Mark Antony Lower, I vol. I,ondon.
The Half Cenurylsoo to s50. History and Policy, by W.
Wilks l vol. London, 1859. - ' r.
0iihars Elcmsnts Of Banking vol. London, 1854
birts Handbook of The Law Of Storms; Liverpool,
1852
The Woolen Manufaclrrs Guide by Ibberson; vol Lon.
don, 1859.
The Young Officer e Companion by Col Lord de Rosy
London, FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ENGLISH LAW REPORTS.

ENGLISH LAW REPORTS.
JUST PUBLISHED
Sir months Advance edition The reports
Of court.
ENGLISH Common Law Reports vol D containing eases in the
u Bench December, 1885, Ellis and Baekburne
vol. 3. Edited by Hon. Geo Sharew0Od. Also,
English Reports, "a containing
Common January 1853; by j. Edited by Hon
Geo. Sharewood.
English Eychequer Reports, vol by Welsby Buone aud
Gordon including Trinity term, 1853 Edited Hon l. Clark
Hare
IN PRESS
Ellis Backbune vol 81 with decided since January,
1854
Common Bench, vol. 10 by J. Scott
English o; with January 1854
effort will be spared furnish,
the earliest day. The regular reports
gIish common exchequer New volumes by
mail any post office in the United States.
- - Il. s. J. w. JOHNSON,
1877 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
JuneS S5-luwJw
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OFFICE the Magnetic Telegraph Company.-phn
adelpha ieTbe annual meeting Of the sockhoid
of Magnetic Telegraph Company TO. The election Of officers
Of other business will ba held
company Office Philadelphia Thursday, the 18th day
July, 1854, at O'Clock, JOSEPH SAlLER,
Secretary Magnetic Telegraph Company.
Iune S2--lawtl 3bJuy.
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mo. 5Ia.l

sale OF Improved lands in MichIgAn ccdod by ths
WyandOtts I'm IbA4.
NOTICE authority vested In this
IN March, 843 aud 18th july 1884, tho
portion improved ceded by the Wysndcu
18th s4 the State of Michigan, hereinafter indicatsd
win again be offered public sale Detroit Michigan, Monday
day of September
BY provisions l2 july 1882 the said lands will
offered, minimum pIce OF less than dol
and h wou, regard to the valuation Of n
Improvements
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r. ANTHONY, No. 3Os Broadway, New York. Mnn-
Ia ufacurer OF dagueeotype apparatus mahgs
&c. and of plates, chemicals fancy frames and
caope and chemicals for Pcres and
rials of every description.
supplied with macrals for manufacturing
c. c. arrson celebrated Also Voigiander Shon,
always hand.
39S Broadway, June II, 1854.
June a0--dlyeart
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DEIl.s! BELLS! BELLS y-For church.x .cadenes nc


RELlss BELLS! BELLS I-For churchss academies &c
toIies steamboats,, plantations, made,
sn kept constantly hand by tho subscribers estab
shed and enlarged foundry, which has been operation
whose aud manufacture perfected
that er bells have world wide ceebny M volume and
quarry Tone The present prreto huye succeeded
applying the process Of loan moulding In casting
which secures peri G. casting temper evi
dence of the unapared excellence O their they
esivsa anna!y 1854 the first premium silver medal Of The
Worlds Fair IN New York, all Others
try and Europe being 70 compeuion and which eighteenth
medal besides many diplomas TINT has been They
have patterns for and keep hand bells
same weight and they also furnish TO order cims number d
bells or key and refer OF
states and Canaas Their hansinss comprising many snd
vaape Improvements cons OF Iron yoke, with movable
arms ana which be spring
tue ciapper poiongins the sound; iron frame; os
counternose STOP For steamships etc. their
proved revolving yoke ancy hansngs
any ae.an furnished we can supply we ss parts, our
improved hanenss TO ehang bells nhe
specifications being Old belts taken in exchange
Surveyors instruments OF MI descriptions made aud kept
Being ~ Immediate cohne xi"n with the principal oil
rectnns eter uivaMd caha rver WIN
despach, which, either personally by communication arc
spectfulIy solicited.
- A. MENEELY'S SONS
feo1'-dy West Troy, Albany CO., NY
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No. 50 Wall street, N. y.
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Liverpool.
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Paris
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bullion, jewery metals unless bills OF
adng and the value thereof therein
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