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TnE R,vrn-Ked River has conV"',
to rise slowly since our last W.
from the Washington Telegraph OF ~" w.,
nesday, that there had been rain 'a"' S,,
TO swell the small streams in that "s's"r e.
hood, and that the river WAS rising ~
ton. sulphur fork had been very h'gD' =.
Red River Just below the moot" o. .,,,,
ptar. WAS rising rapidly. -Semh "e''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

or Messrs u. VI. Love d Co IS Ora
yier street New Orleans will accept our
thanks for late letter sheet Price turren,
from that city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

Tmg REPORTED MARRIAGE o' m
FlLLaoRE.--A telsgrsphic d'sps'e" n,
Buffalo, the home Of Mr.. FILLMORE 49,,
New York Express, Of the 10Th s"'' p ;"
is no truth in the report that the * III,
dent is engaged to be married 70
PORTER, Of Niagara Falls,
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OF Mr.. John T. Sharks of New Or
leans, aud Messrs. l.. X. Ford, aud 4 "
Barrett of Marshall, will occept our thanks
for late New Orleans papers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

Several Russian officers visited the Cos,
port, Va, Navy Yard, and the United
States ship Pens, lvania, on the first ui,
and were received with the usual honors
aud salute. The Norfolk iicacon learn.
That the object Of their visit to this country
IS to examine our ships, and purchase yes
sells for their navy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

oar RAILROAD. $3.50 The United States
Senate on the 27lh ult., passed the bill
granting lands To the State OF Louisiana,
Tor the purpose Of constructing a railroad
from the Mississippi to Shreveport South
Western.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

OF A. q. +. Nicholson has become Joint
proprietor and editor of the Washington
Union.
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\lIlIlli

1La~c lnd-hlet 10 She Republican oiiir" for Sub
.erp,io,s Advert. ring, OF Dob Work , do ia great
hspr hy s-'iifg np
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

Y No vorr has vet been taken on the law
prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors
within five miles OF the town of Marshall
1t is the opinion of the Bar that the law
roes into effect without vote II those
interested in vending liquors, are dlssat's
fed with it, they have the right to test the
question before the voters within the pre-
sc,bed limits So, look out, whiskcy
sellers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

PRINTER WANTED. -- he proprietor :
Of the Flag, at Henderson, are in want OF
printer.
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OF The lndter, published at Boston,
Bowie county, comes to us in mourning,
aud half sheet at that The edlter, Mr.,
{. X Joslin. announces the demise OF the
lively little paper for the reason that its pa,
ronage was insufficient, to furnish him a
living The announcement OF It's discou
,nuance he heads Mourniul," aud says
he is truly sorry to part with so many kind
friends, and to have some of the places
which know him, know him 40 more. His
grief nearly overpowers him dc. May be
have better luck in future.
0ry- On our frs, page will be found the
general law prohibiting the sale of ln,osea,
tiny liquors in this State in less quantities
than quart On the first Monday in Au>
gust next, each county will determine for
itself whether the law shall DO rejected or
sustained. Read i, aud determine to vote
for IT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

OF Are we to understand that Dung
America" has anything to do with the JET
ferson Herald Is there a fast Young
man abou, the establishment The last
number Of that paper gravely informs its
readers tina, 1t has now been "tuo years
since franklin Pierce took the oath OF of
fee, M Chief Magistrate of this coniede-
raev." We have heard Of Rip Van Win
k.e's sleep of half century, in which be
woke stranger to progressive have
heard of a man jumping into the middle OF
next week but we have never known one,
after sleep, long or short, to get so far
ahead of the times. 1t is n Jump worthy
OF Sam Patch
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

FRENcH PRsrARArIoNs ron NAs.-
mense preparations Tor war are on ''v.
over France ~ March, Louis NsPo',p'
Will have 100000 infantry, 81, 600 c"''"l
and 800 guns, all ready for the deadly WI. 4,
of war Either Marshal de St Arnu', "
present minister of war, or General re,
lissier. OF the army of Africa, will co"'"''a :,
in chief il this military force be 'e''
active dniy.
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From Bucnos syros

\rw lumK, March 3.-We have an ar
rival here day. by which we have intel
hgrnce from Bueuos Avres to the >th alt,
lfquzt is reported to have been elected
presden, ol the republic, b, an almost unan
imous vote iie cutters on the duties of the
office with good prospect, according to
the statements published The rebels, 1t is
SAID. have been routed everywhere, aud ar,
no longer in a condition g. offer any thing
like serious opposition to him, IT indeed,
they make the least show.
Produce is reported to be very scarce
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

B,roN RouGr, March 3 >HNArr--Au
act approprlatlng $1,000 to improve the
fall. OF Rcd River, passed. The Iont res
olution. asking and of Congress to the Pa
cfc railroad by the IL paso route, As "A
national work. was adopted
The committee on Internal Improvements
reported invorahl, ON the New oiIeaus add
Baton Rougp railroad hlll
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

e. " Sigi,ris caujidair iaf an-iallr IN VI
shall E,at Ne 3 at ihe ensuing Angust elrctHn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

or This is the only country we have
ever been H., tina, the martins make their
appearance before cold weather ha. en-
trpIy subsidized Last year they came too
soon and had to leave again, and this sca>
son they are in advance ol the times
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

OF The Washington correspondent of
the New Orleans Pcayune, writing under
date Of the 10th nit, says
The Southern Wing Senators had caucus
yesterday, and agreed to stand together in
favor of the Nebraska bill; aud Mr. Badger
announced his result in his speech to-day.
About fortnight ago Mr. Bacger distinctly
stated that he WAS against the Nebraska
bill, because its repeal Of the Missouri com
promise WAS in his opinion a breach of faith
which would he dangerous to the South,
even ii otherwise advisable. Nr Clayton,
| know personally, held the same view /;
but now there is scarce A doubt that the
southern Wings will all stand or fall to
gesher.
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The River

ALEXANDRIA, March River rising
slowly at TIN. place.
Caspian left Yesterday for Shreveport
No boats arrived from below To day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

~ There Is ao old saying, thntii March
comes ia as a hon. it Vill 60 out like lamb,
....I go. Y-.--.. iho first day. oi March,
tin. wear. were "a bright and beautiful as
the most lovely OF sprins "a Thursday
however, the weather changed. We have
had heavy rains, and 1t Is again turning
cold II the rnius have been general, as
we are inciued to believe, We will soon
have navigation.
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China

The Impcrhl.t. in China have recovered
one Of their chici cities. which the insur
gent, had wtested from them, and alters
wards set fire To IT, burning it to the wall
Immense distress with great loss OF life and
property, WIS the consequence. Cannon
aiding was continually heard from the quar-
tor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11

f,itert W,isan sndidaie iaf In oif'e ~ A.
.e.sor ard Ghaios II iau- iof Harmon county NJ
th. ensuing August elect on.
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COiI\IN CLERK

Rtshard $ kstef H. Candidate i0f Ass'sfor mil
Coi,.,or Il 1nses fnr iiaffuon county ~ VI" ehsn'
irg Augtfst rl.rton.
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proposals for Ratiens for 1855.
HHADQuARTsRs NAME Coars,

HEADQUARTERS MAnmE Coars
Once, Washington September -, 1854.
CErARATE sxALED PROPOSALS ibis
uanl ~ O'Clock, Tussdsy the oath October
for furnishing rstions the United States lhe fol-
lowing stations, fof the year 1855, viz;
OhaSnssowu. Massachusetts,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Brooklyn, Long Island New York
fhiia1sphis Pcnnsyvana
Gosp0rt, Norfolk, Virginia
Warrington, FLORIDA aad
Washington city. District 0f Columbia. .
Each rson consist OF pound and OF fresh beef
three Of pound OF pork eighteen ounces OF
bread made Of sups6He four upcne hour at the option OIL
The of pouads of good couce
twelve OF New Orleans eight quarts Of the
wallis bcaus quarts Of quarts OF SALT our
good had and a pouea sooa
hard dipped taow candles, hundred Inuons
The delivered the order of tue COM
either bulk by me single
the best and most choice pieces OF the
pork be NO prime pork and e 10
quality kinds named All subject TO Inspection
uness accompanied BY the names Of
this Once cerdhed % BY some ohcia per-
Proposals for Taons for the and
Of the Marine Corps Washington
DC.
The Patriot Concord Hampshire Gazevc Portsmouth,
Hampshire Morning Daily 1imes Boston, Massa
bay Book, Eagle, Brooklyn, New York
Pennsyvanian Evening Argus Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Gebe Portsmouth, Virginia Argus Norfolk, Virginia; Democrat
Pensacola Florida and Ancient City Augustine Fiorda viii
publish the above times week until the Oath of October
and send b accompanied by OF this ADVERTISEMENT
this Office payment.
24-3aw&24thOct
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Ia kSa fzxEs - $50
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD

The cheapest Portable asd eepedioas the
White Sulphur Springs passing he Alum, Warm, and Hoi
Springs
A iRRANGEAtENTS having the OF the
"A splendid George Page between Alex
Washington Of ix miles, conaexion with
the railroads. the following
schedule effect and seT ThuTday June l. 1854:
Gordonsvi and intermediate stations
depot, OF Duke and Henry streets,
O'Clock, arrival Of the boat from Washington, giving
board arriving Gordansyl6 l0k
O'Clock, that place with the trains the Virgins
Rclmond Charlottesville, and BtxuntOn
irain from Godonsve TO Alexandria aud nemedsss stations
Gordonsve IL O'clock arrival OF the
Alexandria half
with the leaving
Washington The North and on
Alexandria Waenton and intermediate
daily Sundays exccpted) O'Clock
arriving Wanenton 5N O'Clock, p.
On sunday will leave a: Z o'clock, a. r
Alexandria and intermediate stations
will Wan,on daily sandays excepted at quarter before
arriving xandria half 90'clock
On Sunday will leave quarter past ~ O'Clock,
rIck
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The printed schedules be yards,
by The The particular yard his Office by
the Yards for which Tie applicants drsire to offer.
the schedules WI, state The tunes within which the materials
such place or Places within respectively
offer made, be directed by the commanding officer
provided contract be distinctly
bidders the and number of articles enumerated
quaniy may required
ing the lowest bid but the is furnish Of
times tAs 0eas torre,anda require, (and rquioas
through post Office sha be deemed sufficient none du
ring year ead,ng june qua-
titles required be less Than those specified the prices shall
articles must be of the best quality de-
and subject Inspections count weight
said yard and be in all respects satisfactory 10 the command
ant thereof
the articles sc Contractors for classes headed s
delivered, required proposals agenr
81 the city or place near the yard delivery m who may be
The rod' of delivery Of all building materials must conform 10
Approved sure,ie-
CURED and twenty per centum as additional security deducted
led unless otherwise the On head
year. MY per may, the
commandment be paid qusry on the FIRST OF January Apr Iuy
'nce teghy per cent will be paid by the navy aeena,
wrhn thirty days after the pesenaon of bis in pieae duly
No Tie per reserved be paid until all rejected
the
yard, unless specially authorized by the Department
parties fr,t delivering all of the articles
quality and the and places above provided
that said will forfeit and tn ihc
United States qudated damages Of money equal to twice
herein agreed the price
actual delivery thereof which
qudaied be- recovered from time to time as hey
The and certify that they IN the
WORTH and above their debts and liabilities the
full amount Of the contract
signed by the making it, and
form annrxcd and their
naming State, be distinctly stated
the bureau shall
the without iors damage the
in Congress shall NOT have made sufficient appropa
the completion
ma for nd on hi. advertisement is based.
Persona shall be will be notified letter
Office which notice sha be considered cent
they for he supplies specified
bureau
their will be made with person
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QY AUTHORITY Of act OF the Legislature Of
Virginia, passed February %, 1884, entitled can
the plan Of James g. French
railroad Alexandria and Washington and in conform
with provisions thereof notice IL hereby given by
signed that books for [ecsvns the
Alexsnda and Wasbi.on Railroad
win opened day Of sep,em next, continue
open for ten days. inclusive from TO- the
lowing places;
In Alexandria NewtoH Ho.el in the city Of Washington
office In Georgetown mayors ohkce
JAMES g. FRENCH,
JOHN w. MAURY
A.. J. MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE
GEO. FRENCH,
EDGAR sNOWDEN,
Aug l6-lawSepl2 Z. w. LATHAM.
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puRsUANT to "a de- rec n the high court cnance-
a Isabella Bd, widow, plaintiff, against
Chariotte Kr and Others, deendan persons
John McDouee, formerly Of oyI's in
pn kept by Thomas William Ncholon nveresk Musse
b,Qh, county Mid Lothian North Britain of
upon tsen Of RnisIp Park, Uxbdge,
county Addiesek, esquire, died
1854, by their SOLICITORS baae
November aud their relationship
John McDouge chambers chancellor
Page Wood No IL New square, Incons Inn, Middesex
thereof they will be perempory
bene o =
Thursday hr seventh day of December O'Clock
ds nanoo at the said chnmbe- appointed or hearing and
Indicating the claims.
Dated this 7b day of August, 1854.
Nj HARD BLoXAM, Chief Clerk.
ATKINSON & PiLGRIi,
Church Court Lobbury, London Plaintiffs Solicitors.
5-nn3mf
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Cinnna L0ule, Indianapolis, Columbus, Zanesrfe C2epe
land, 10iedo, Chicago and st Lous
HROUGH tickets for all the above points be had the rail-
/ road station in Washington.
leaving Washington arv In Wheeling
with the splendid nchester and Durna
Weilsvle, miles from Wheeling direct by railroad
Cievennd Toledo Chicago and Alton thence by steamboat IS
miles, d. Louis Leaving Washington S M. they will
the afternoon with the splendid Unon ne
for Cncinna and Louisville and for Indianapolis by aond
from Lawrenceburg.
Through Cincinnati Louisville, Indanapo-
Columbus
wheeling Passengers holding through
point For information and cketa, apply r. r.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
]. II. DONE,
Feb 7-dtf Master Transportation.
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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

THE winter session OF this institution win begin October
i
Full courses OF ectors given both the winter
Degrees conferred in March aud
Fees One fT Ss4 Perpetual ticket $50 Ma'ricua
So Graduation fee, S35. W.
full another $50 including graduation fee
taken by welfare progress
the
npon each branch Ia NIL equal
any in the country For further infDmation addres
Il. HOWARD RAND, NJ D. Dean,
i06 South Ninth Philadelphia
. Anal = -Inu,rn slnvY5d
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Proposals for Stationery.

OFFICE SECRETARY SENATE,
4 September IL, 1854.
EALED PROPOSALS. received Office uutil 10
O'Clock Tuesday, the 10Th Of October for furnish
ing 600 Of hardware smooth surface Is inches BY 9
inches and weighing than 45 pounds the be
delivered this Office carriage half
before l3tb half before the 9Th Of November
next.
The right the order, giving
days. notice. additional quantity thai be required for the
~ of the Senate during the SD Congress.
specimen paper
popocr and the price, proposal and be
ivercd this Office free Of charge.
contract will be entered into with the offering furnish
paper proper quality price
ecutinx
ry Of Senate thereof
twice which
in the Office of the said Secretary within days after the
has been accepted.
Sep l9-iaw4w
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limited STATES Mail Ltne to Califos via Aspir-
II the 5th aud of
steamships approved by the Navy Department. LEES than
2,0J tons burden, guaraD;ying speed and safety
Panama ruroad completed tltispo is miles
Panama.
rhe embraces 81 miles rail
Apipwa obispo and Is miles of land
recently put order
therefore, mos, kourshe
and their baggage being only transferred to and from mnet
alongside the
There will be transportation in future this
The entirely sickness deseriPtion
Reserve being always kept IN port at New York. Pana
francisco, detention accident
The entirely yefiabe.
thai the Atlantic viii be
larry in and on the Pacific, in 10 10 l2f days.
Panama The day after they Aspn
Through tickets, a,e owe Yates be had agency, III
Wes street, New York.
% 23du
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No. So Will street. ". v
BROWN, SHfPLEY, s. CO,
Liverpool
Il G.. ROBERTS J. CO..
Is Kings Arms Yard London
J. MUNROE X CO.,
III Rue Nore Dame des Victories
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER Havre.
The ownerB accountable gold
bullion specie jewery precious METALS unless bills
adng and the value thereof therein
JAMS
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trip tickets Warrenton, from Saturday Mon
Luay and New Market will take the leaving
O'Clock, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
with the CuIpeper
Passengers Lynchburg the leaving Aexan
O'clock Mondays Wednesdays, and Frdayr
meeting with the at Charlottesville.
White Sulphur will train
Alexandra daily connecting with the Saunon.
Freight trains running daily, (sundays exceptedl
P. order: w. D. bKOCKHTT, Agent,
June 14-dm Aiex Va
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GREAT THLsaUGB LINE TO THE VEST,
~ u ifi|tII1l

Baitisaore and raioad Baltimore HAeens
nsens tGee vita iarss ne sps~dii samsrs Of The
line the Ohio andhe stdses to zGnesrtHe, &c
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel and the road
excellent order, of travellers confidently d
superior and fares The scenery upon
road the and character
The mail leaves Baltimore daily and
directly through Wheeling 1880 mies) in 10 10 houis
Guiding all soppages arriving p n day
passengers leaving Baltimore lodging
Cumberland, 7s mles and proceed ense Wheeling
morning.
To with these the leave Washington
and daily, meeting the from Baltimore the Wash
Junction, known the Relay House miles from
Baltimore Y.
which been completed this daily
Louisville, where the stages Nashville, &c.,
the Louis and New Orleans packets by those
Ing further
Passengers Columbus land Gin
other of Ohio West proceed dr
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Companys excellent
the the National Zanesve &c and thence
by railroad
Passengers WeIsvic Cleveland by
will find being
regular and speedy Wheeling and tiose
places.
N charge iransier OF passengers baggage.
by through ticket with right lie anywhere
route) washington Wheeling 50 so; CINCINNATI Sill;
TO Louisville, S2. sif ,ffe
Tickets nd of Mr. ParsDus the railroad
Washington, und of the other Of the company.
VIM PARKER,
May il--iU General Superintendent.
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Law school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.


FACULTY Hon Abraham Caruhers, late OF circuit
L judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green, late Of supreme
o Tennessee.
Hon. Bomhed l.. Ridley OF the cnancelos OF
Judges Caruthtrs
the school.
Plan Of nsrction Daily examinations Of
books No regular Of the
daily lessons IN the progress of the examinations.
g Weekly common equity, which
dents suits OF
and through all the
The require prepare
deeds Wills records
dence The Some
which Ia held monthly the and 10
public the end Tho
a Jurors ciren judges and chanceIo and in other official
saciies connected with their
Session-The n
Thursday February.
the succeeding Monday February ends second
Thursday IN July.
Expenses per fee $50, advance; contingent
81 boarding $50 Students books
which al be had The Lebanon bookstores.
Four required 10 complete unless the sIn
previous required for nd
regular e'sSscs. 81
during the collegiate year.
There = u Legislature connected with the school
the collegiate eighty-si4.
RoBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb II-eoIy President Board Of Trustees
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a ~. CfiAMBEKLIN's Commercial College, located
W. No a7 baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The osiense
object of pluea in the nai7u. prop
facilities for obtaining and nstcanle educa
ct o
few weeks than acquired In
many years any counting house.
The Of study embraces book and its
adaptation departments Mecan
til. calculations
Practical Pcnap, combining rapity beauty
OF i.ecurts mcrcante law
beside other for
business understand The
eight
There being applicants
diplomas terms,
and have a circular forwarded by ma
Nav l3--lvd&sr
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ERENCH NOVELS, by Dumas BpIxsc, and Others
imported from prci varying from IS
cents upwards Of ibqm beautifully illustrated
FRANCE
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Supreme Court of the United states,
DECEMBER TERM, 1853
(RoBERr WICKLIYyE, Appr,

THOAAs d. OWIN0s
Preston, the appellant having
death Thomas D. Owngs the appellee in this moved the
Court the 20th of Court
On consideration Whereof
dred by the Court that unless of the said
Thomas d. Owngs, deceased shall voluntarily become
first Of the ensuing the appellant shall be en
lied open record and hearing the
be Provided that Of order shall be printed
which laws
the United shall printed authority
sixty before the beginning
preme Court next ensuing
Test: WIN. THOs CARROLL,
Nay I6, 1854. Ci'k Sup. CT u. 3.
l-law4w
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OOMETHING NEWln consequence OF iSeal patronage
Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has made
ane engagement with Verge, from Lond
be coorea with bancy drn
biIy by the method and far surprising in
effect the finest
disapponen ladies' and gentlemen invited
advance and their miniatures will
the designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers Pennsyvnrs between and 9Th streets
GEO. ADAMS Artist.
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i,uOCoLarE, Cocoa, ~nd BromA,- W. BAKER co.'s
" chocolates Cocoa
which awarded by the chief institutes
Union, principal
Iussey Murray. New Twaila, Philadelphia
Brundige, Bamuie Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
Ohio; and 8. II. Howell, Georgetown, .. 9.
Ap3-dly Dorchester. Mass
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Il AnTHOyh, No. 3Os nroadway, New York, man-
l utacurer OF duguereoypc apparatns naings
&C. and Of plates, chemicals fancy and
caIoIype paper pc,ues
rials OF description.
Case makers supplied with materials for manufacturing
always hand.
3DS Broadway, June IL, 1854.
June ID lygufs
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the New Toxk Laverpoo, Unsssc states we'll
Steamers
The sAips comprislnx ,his line are

These ships having been built by
psessy for service, has been
-hEkHR~ taken construction engines,
- - strength and speed; accoamo-
datons unequnlled for
Pes of psssase New York Liverpool cabin,
cabin k70 Exclusive $500
From Liv erpooi % New York, ESQ and E20
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No heribs secured until paid for.