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The daily union., 1854-02-08
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NOTICE WITHDRAWAL certain lands In the
State Of Alabama situated aoos the route Of The proposed rail-
road the Chattanooga wll the cenir rail-
Eon Boards Bluff at the sostsrn bend
In pursuance the
bearing 3 umo all public lands within The following
described, State Of Alabama The dis
viii be Withheld from s or entry ehesp' Tor valid pesmpuon
claims, unit. me y, aay Of ,L July next :, III, 70 VIII
NORTH 0fsse bose ins, and ~s's Of e pr'nsYas sa southern
Townships sixteen, eighteen,
Townships seventeen eighteen, nineteen, twenty twenty one
townships ssyeHeen sgn,eea nineteen twenty, range
townships sr,ern seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty
range four
soa stss base ns, and "a" q ne r'nsSai sraia" southern
Townships nueteen, twenty, twen,yue, and twenty-five, Of
Township, twenty and twenty-five, Of range four
In the district Of lands suhjsc, % sale at cAmAsA
Of line ef As principal merian, ,0sAon
Township twenty two, ofranss Ave,
In the de, ofianas subject TO sale at Toso.LoosAi
North Of line. of the principal meridian southern
Township twenty one, ~ range one.
Townships twenty-five Of Two, taree and
foar.
NORTH Of fas line, and sa, Of s pr"eSal "ean '0asrH
sprsy,
Township twenty three, Of range. and
Townships and fon OF ranges throe our
five, and six
Of ns Of principal meridian, northern
survey.
Townships hfeen sixteen, seventeen, range
Townships nneen sixteen, seventeen eighteen, aud nineteen
Townships sixteen, eigbeon nineteen, and twenty OF
range
Townships rn seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, and
twenty one Of range four. -, - , - -.
Townships eighteen nineteen twenty twenty one ana
twenty Two, of range eve.
Townships twenty twenty and twenty-five, Of
ranges six, seven, eight, nino, ten, and eisvon
sOA o s base ne and eas ef iAs principal meda" "0r"
surrey.
Townships 6aeen, sixteen and seventeen. range
and TWO, and
Township bneen, OF range I've.
In the district OF lands subsct sale HusrvrLlrt
South Of n and Of ,hs principal meridian, northern
sprpsy,
Townships eight nine eleven twelve thirteen, and fourteen,
township. twelve, thir,eep and our,esn of range
South ofs ne principal merian, northern
survey.
Townships eight oieven twelve hi,een and fourteen,
Townships eight nine, eleven twelve, thirteen and
Township. III seven eight nine eleven, twelve thirteen,
and our,sen, Of rsnges three and four 80,
Townships nine eieven twelve hr'een and ioueen OF
Township. twelve ,hfeen, and founcen ofrsnge sir.
n district Of lands subject 10 faIe at LrsAsoSt
o. hns, Of ne wnpoi msraa" northern
surrey
Townships seven eight, and nine, Of range three.
Townships SIX seven, ugh nine heea, and n's'n OF range
Townships mine, ten, eleven, twelve, heen fourteen and h
owpab eight nine eleven, twelve thirteen, and fourteen,
o~np. eight, nine eleven twelve aad thirteen
Township. sir .evou eight nine ten eleven twelve and ihir
Townhp- ave- six seven eight uine ten, eleven twelve, Of
Townp- four ave. 'r seven, eight nIns and eleven, Of
ownbips five, .r seven eight noe eleven, Of
eleven.
Washington, This o4n day OF January Isss.
ny order Of The Presidents
Jan s--iawlsw commi..ioner
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mo. 1851

NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL. private entry ~
IN lying within hfeen miles each side OF ths
proposed LOUISIANA,
FIcEsBugo, MISSISSIPPI
behalf the Interests
proposed
tAs ia
June pubi lands lying within ahesn miles Tor
Of said
townships withheld from sale
valid which excluded from the
operation purpou
accordingly the land ocers, 10 wit:
district Of lands subject MosRoE, LoursiAHA
North Of the base line and east of the xseridtan.
Townships heen, eighteen nineteen, and
twenty, OF six, inclusive.
Townships iurtsrn ern sixteen, seventeen eighteen
and twenty, OF rang. seven
seventeen eighteen, and
nineteen eight fourteen, inclusive.
Townships fifteen sixteen OF range ffleen,
North Of the base line and Dss Of the msriiian.
Townships fifteen SIXTEEN seventeen, eighteen nneteon and
twenty, Of ranges one to five, inclusive.
In subject NAreMToonks, Lous
HAMA, viz:
North of the base line and ,pes' Of the meridian
twenty, OF ranges six TO thirteen, inclusive.
Given under hsEd. General Laad Once, Of Wash
ington, this l7th day Of December, iss3
BY order Of the President: A.a "A
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Dec a-Iawi3w
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By j. g. MCGUIRE. Auc,,one~r.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTION
On Thursday morning. February eh 10 O'Clock
dsnce of family declining housekeeping southeast
OF l0h and Pennsylvania grocery
shat sell all The furniture and effects
Mahogany sofa, cane-seat chairs, rockers
DO mafble-iup table
Handsoms rosewood embroidered arm chair.
Three ply snd ingrain carpets,
Bureaus, bedsteads, wasisiauds
Superior feather beds holsters, pillows
Hair and hp.k mattresses
Superior blankets, comforts, linen
Looking glasses, eleck, toilet
Window curtains shades
Stoves, FIRE irons, fendcrs
Stone, China dinner and tea glass
Terms ss3 under,
NINETY days, Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
The house is for rents inquire OF the sucnoneer
JAS. L. MCGUIRE,
rsn ID Aucuoueer.
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CEsinsafi, Loue IaSenaYois, Columbus, zdnels CIers
Iaad Toledo, CAieaso, and 81 Louis.
THROUGH tickets for points
i in Washington.
leaving Washington anv, In Wheeling In
splendid and
w--ye ~ miles from Wheeling railroad
Cleveland, Toledo Chicago 8aa steamboat 25
niles, 10 e. Louis Leaving Washington at 5, they will
"Unon
for Cincinnati and Louiavs and for ndanapoi. BY railroad
from LA~renc~burg
Through Cincinnati, Louisvic, apo-
Wheeling holding tickets lie
point on information tickets apply II.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
J. H. DONE
Feb7-du Master Transportation.
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THE undersigned popetors Of hotels Washington advise
visiag said city deliver
the
Washington, bur TO retain them until their arrival al this Washington
will find who will
charge of their checks and conduct Them the hoe coach BY
pursuing will their
having the
this monopolxng for the baggage
will avoid vcxauons
pointments which anuy having
charge Of the baggage Tor the whole city.
J. @. b II. A. WILLARD, wiilards Hotel.
M. A. DEXTER, National Hotel.
Intei Star ~ Y Herald Phs Ledger, Baltimore Sun, please
copy and bills this ONCE Feb S-eodCt
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n.as..pa.a es virginia -. Per Cent. psbt.

THE holders following debt by
State of Nxnia fedaa0abe he eth OF March, 1884,
within period exceeding niiesn ~ lake
hs tag d created BY
Of the general assembly Of Virginia on the ss DAY 81
1883 March, ieoa,
the said certificates ke Of the Commonwealth
aforesaid This holders Of said required the said
office ot the second
audof and whether surrendered the interest thereon wan
cease that day
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IFE or CAPT. JOHN SMITH by w. g. sin,mx.
IL 379 with bound. Price 81
l.bed at 81
Life Marion by W. g. smms bound, psges,
Price 81 cents, published
Life OF Putnam, by WIN. Cutter bound voums se3 pages,
engraving. Price 81 published 81.
L Of Laayeie by VIM Cutter bound volume, 4os pages,
engravings. ~ cents, published at 81.
Life of Benjamin Franklin by o. L. Ioiey
46s pages, and 81 cents published at 81,
Lives OF 5gners the Declaration OF by
scsnp bound volume, 3i pages, and so portraits 81 cents,
published at 81.
Incidents la American History; by j. W. Barber bound
4os pages and 81 cents published 81.
Fob7 FKANCk TAYLOR.
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supreme Court OF the United state.
TUESDAY, February 7. 1854.

TUESDAY, February 7, 1854.
James Ring. esq, of New York, and Wm. p. Har.
rs, esq, of Mississippi, admitted attorneys and
counsellors OF this court.
No. 81 Samuel Baldwin's administrator, appellant Us
Richard s Coke. The argument OF this cause was con.
cludet by Mr.. Wyle for The appellant.
No. Sc A. Russell, plaintiff in error. N. the Associa.
ton OF the Jersey Company. The argument OF this cause
was commenced by MIR. Van Sanvoord for The planua
in eror aad continued by Mr. Scndder for the defend
ant in error
Adjourned till tomorrow. ii o'clock
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The New York Journal illustrated literary perodi-
cal OF great popularity has just entered upon It's second
volume. Mr. Cameron, periodical dealer No. 3 CoIum-
bia Place, has kindly furnished with the first volume
and We ara pleased to say that il s publication very de-
ssrvsdly popular from The variety and excellence of
contents.
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10 iAs T. ditov oJtAs Union !.

desire, through the columns OF your journal to call
tbs aatsnton of the travelling community the gross
imposit'ons and great Inconvenience which they are
sub1sced by the baggage agents who travel road
between Baltimore and city, and collect their baggage
checks
The plan OF collecting checks as now pursued in our
city, does very well in the northern cities where porers
rot ia attendance at the various depots IRON the sew
esi hotels but every hotel in Washington with the view
OF adding TO the convenience OF travellers has porter
stationed at the depot the arrival OF every ain with
badge upon his hat. designating the hotel to which he
belongs and the passengers, in passing through the
building have only to band their checks to the por,en
and their baggage would reach the hotel smu
lixiaG arrangement in operation. the convenience
and wishes OF the entire travelling community are disre-
GAfded. % that chosen agen, may reap the exclusive
pscuniasy benefit
The baggage, when delivered by the hotel baggage
aesn u delivered free OF to the owner whereas
ths sxelasivs monopoly sgea, demands a specified
amount.
II has repeatedly happened recenly that gentlemen
and ladies' coming this city 10 attend party or levee
were subjected vexatous delay OF some hours in re-
ssips OF their trunks containing their dresses from the
fest ihs the baggage agent. having large bulk to
deliver, could not possibly get round in time.
do trust that when the directors OF the railroad com
paay, who have this under their CONTROL will come
in possession Of the facts the case they will take i'm
mediate steps to arrest in fuiare that which s faugh,
With much Inconvenience and dissatisfaction TO The
s8tife travelling community
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mo. 4VT
NOTICE extending the time Of the reservation Of
~ lands heretofore Withdrawn sale, along
Cairo and Fulton raood and branches
and ARkASsAs
Noce given The lands heretofore
Withdrawn Market ordered
entry except for valid pempiions)
lying within probable limits the made
lied An act granting the right Of making grant
the States OF Arkansas aud Missouri
railroad from the Mississippi opposite
Ohio river via Little Rock the Texas boundary line Full
ton In Arkansas with branches Fort the Mississippi
February 1883 hereby
extended and continued until Office.
Given my hand, clty Washington
uary, 1854.
By oider of the PTesident
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
o4-laWl3w
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HKAvY SNOW STORM IN IHe EAST.


STORM IN EAST.
BosroS Feb 6Abou Six inches OF snow fell la this o-
cay last night and is badly drfed
All the morning trains delayed. The mail train
quarter past 10 o'clock
On Saturday night the police visited Parker House, in
Avery street. and Orenal Saloon, Washing on street
and arrested 81 persons for gambling The parties were
brought before the this morning. hned VI each
and costs.
ToLxpo N.Y. February 1.-The boarding z house of Mr..
Murphy kept The railroad bridge. rned
last nisht Mrs Story and daughter of Mr.. Murphy
burnt death The wife ofMr M and OF his young
children were severely Injured
NEW YoRK, February 7.--Sock marker quiet Canton
26A; Erie, ISL Reading, "a; Parker Vein 81 Nicara
qua, 26l; Cumberland, 81 New Creek, %; Morris Ca
nal, IL.
Flour mer. Sales of 5000 barrels 50 Is for State
TO 80 81 80 "A or southern, asking ~ So Whea
held higher. Sales of 20 bushels OF corn
mixed and white at 100 l02 yellow, l02 cents
Cotton dull al decline OF T.
No tidings Of the Pacific, due.
PHILADELPHIA. February stocks unchanged. Flour il
held So Red wheat, 2O6 207 cents white, 2l0 2l5
Corn, 81 a 96 cents. Whiskey, 3ia cents.
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ali III. constitutions. powers. rights. and privileges

all the constitutional powers. rights, aud privileges
which are accorded to the older States
g. Because II is based upon The compromise measures
oi 1880 designed sad calculated 10 siay sectional AMI
nosy and sectional strle--pnne'ples Which, steadily
and faithfully adhered 10. will revive the hacyon days OF
the republic, when the same a,ernal and national spirit
psrvaded all psrls and portions OF the unon-when the
people and the Statesmen "knew North. no South no
East no West but acted out in lis true idea the noble
sentiment Of franklin Pierce. "a sacred observance OF
the common bond. and sacred maintenance OF the COM
mon brotherhood"
The daily union., 1854-02-08
From the Richmond Enquirer.
Statue Of Jefferson.


During the last session OF the legislature ineffec-
tual attempt made procure appropriation for
the execution Of statue OF Jefferson for the University
OF Virginia. The proposition has been revived, with
fair psospee, Of favorable issue The special commit
tee Ia the senate whom the eubjeci referred have
reported bill which authorizes an appropriation o
$4,000 for the statue and gives the commission or ts
execution to Cali. the young Virginia sculptor. Weare
assured that there but little doubt OF the passage o. The
bill.
And why not Does not Virginia owe tribute to JEFF
erson. which she should acknowledge. least y some
expression OF her admiration and gralitude' The
vices Of ths political philosopher in the of human
rshts are less osenatious but not less vsuable than
those OF the warrior. and posteriy will fnil difficult to
Determine whether this country more to the vaor
Of Washington TO the genius OF Je6srson II is GER
tain that Virginia 10 indebted to Jedeison for what
evu claim shs may possess TO the consideration of man.
kind than 10 any other OF her sons. with The single ex
cspioa Of Washington. She has a,es,ed her gratitude
to Washington. but OF her admiration Of Jefferson there
sxsss suitable monument. The proposition now be-
fore ths legislature to repair this wrong the memory
OF Jsrson 10. 10 every respect, Appropriate There is
pEoprieiy 10 the selection OF the artist to execute the
statue. and propety in depostng a, the UnSersy-
that noble monument OF Je8ersons love OF lees and
pride OF State
Ar. Cali II the only Virsnian who has attained any
special eminence n the province of The 6ne arts and MS
reputation 10 more that OF promise than performance
But Of his ability achieve The mos, eminent success ia
hs profession. be has already given abundant proof The
Bacchante, exhibition in the ro,undo OF the Cap
ito. unquestonaby work OF excellence and dis
plays some Of the finest touches Of genius It's lovely
creation Of poetic fancy and artistic skill In the execu
tion OF portraits. Mr. Calls genius quite as eonspic
uous ~ in his ideal works. In bis Psyche and Bac-
chants We admire Of outline and delcacy of finish
in his busts discover faithful adherence to the org
nal and laborious attention TO details, which must in
sars him equal in this less ambitious walk of art
In selecting Mr. Gslt TO the statue OF Jeerson
the legislature incur RISK Of failure, while they ecog-
nss and reward the genius OF young vginisn, whose
worth as man is equal to his excellence artist
We hope the bill may pass.
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T44 00p1Ho SrRU01LE.-The Coming struggle smopr
~ AonAe 0(ihs earth this pscs
ye 6seesesA ia accordance proph--ies Ezekiel. Daniel.
ana ~ ApeevypNe, reprinted from sretn
- t1o8un. o. snls TAYLOR MsuKYss
4seo pockssore, Qsh
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JOHNSTON Auditor Public The Commission
3. H. PARKER, Register. ; OF the sink
GEO w. MUNFORD sec'y Commonwealth. } ing fund.
NorsThoss holders OF certificates who desire redeem by
residing beyond limits of United Staes
knowledge before penpotenay charge
daare general consul commercial
appointed United
county; before oer Of Of such
myo chief Of corporation
Iresidng the United state the acknowledgment be
Of public Of deeds
appointed Of Virginia, sufficient In all
certificate be delivered.
RICHMOND, Virginia, November 20, 1859
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United states Patent once.
lNaQhiuy,nn {nunury 81 lSSA

Washington, January 26 1854.
IN the petition of Allen Wm A. Crowe, Of Salisbury,
necucn, praying for the extension OF patent granted them
the goth OF $780, churns
years expiration said patent which
place day June, eighteen fy
ui--
Ills ordered that the said petition be heard al The Patent Office
Monday, the 2ah May IL O'Clock,
notified appear show any lhey
why said petition ought be granted
opposing required file In the
Office their objections, specially forth in writing least
hearing All testimony parry,
be The said hearing be taken and transmitted
cordance with the rules OF The Office which will be furnished
pcaion.
Ordered also, this be published Union Ine-
gencsT, Star, Washington c.
Pa scienndc American, New York; and Inquirer Cincinnati
Ohio, three
29,h day OF May next the day Of heanng.
CHAs. MASON,
o
PH-Edtors OF above papers will please copy,
their bills The Patent ofee vita containing ts potce
lam Ill ax1w
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From the NJ Y. Day Book.
New York against Agitation.

The abolition asitaors have. as yet made TO impress
sion upon the public mind of the State OF New York
Their arguments and their appeals seem to have been
alike unavailing The popular sentiments against them,
and will not be changed at their bidding. With all their
efforts they have moi been able the least excite
ment beyond their own immediate ranks. Such signal
ana miserable failure no mischief makers in day have
sxpsrieneed
And we are moi surprised We knew that the abol-
tionis,s themselves Insignificant in numbers and
weak in influence and we knew that they would re-
oeivs no aid and confer, from without, in their attempt
to disturb the peace Of the country The barnburners,
q body are planted upon the Baltimore platform and
viii not bulge inch The great leader, whose voice
alone can summon up than the famed horn OF
Rodsric Dhu, refuses to lend himself to the embaass
ment Of the administration while the adamantnes and
the Fillmore wings have resoluely set their faces against
all anti slavery agitation. The coar.men Of Mr. Sew
ard are indeed disposed make trouble; but they
abolton;st from calculation, not from honest convic
ton and a. there nothing be gained in the present
state Of public feeling by acting the part Of agiiators
they are comparatively quiet They not the fellows
10 spit against the wind.
So let il be proclaimed far and wide that the Empire
Stats 10 sound and to be relied upon let be proclaimed
that the Empire State will have no agency in stirring up
sectional strife or in arrayng the North against the
South
Nov, gentlemen of the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives. in Congress assembled, 10 your duty!
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>NCFF AND TUBACCO.-Pcter Loriisrd uranufscnret ~
Chatham New York. folosius ac
warranted Of superior quality haccaboy Scotch coarse
rsppee boneyde~ Scotch, and other
in tino and particular description OF the ya
nous aicts can be known by sending price current
eboft Frb
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NEW York, May 2d. Iss3.The undersigned has this day
N opened ONCE No a Wiss street, (Nercban
for the transaction Of general brokerage business.
Hank insurance. mining railroad, State city
securities bought aod.
rromissoy sosc biIs Of exchange, and loans negotiated.
MAY ip-du EMANUEL. n. HART.
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ny TELEGRAPH.
sur AsnoRK

BosTos, Feb THE barque Amanda, from Smyrns, is
crew sale.
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR. Atfornsy at Law. Will here
vi after bcen In Wahinrnn CITY
Nov s-dsm
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Ship John Bell whose safety was feared for, arrive,
al San Francisco
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DIED.

On the 9Th instant sfter illness. Ms,r THOMAS rITz
PATRICK United ssss Indans on the Upper ra,,
and Arkansas. -
His friends and aoqosinsnce. invited ~ attend his uer
from Browns Hotel, this morning, st 10 O'Clock.
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REvENUE Digest aud Cu.tom-Uouse eu,d,, nv

of he
above. Fsbs. dan,
pEyEsUE Digest and C.stom-Uou.e Guide, nv
~ Spencer Wallace Cone Published, aud sale by
COLLINS, BOVINE, CO.
Eleventh street, doors north og P.pn.,vsni, no
Branch OF staiionsrn Hall, IA and i76 rsan ST. N "
From the Washington Union Nov %
The above work contains all the IN ..
the merchant Or pmnser to transact
business with alphabet tariff ,c
passing entries, permits. bnda ,,,.
&c hss evidently been with on ese ,nJ
win b. very ,he r.ysnuo 49, @
house throughout The county, well md
l.ha s",F sF
CEOR.E T., FOX arrived a syIilarais Has,, So
" 20, 1854, BALTIMORE and reaoec,o,,, ~
10 the world washington D. o. Paris a.
euar) the Intended day AZ Mv ~,
Of Seorg. r. For Sons metropolitan
business viii be transferred from the
100 desp No. s Brosdway, city, ne "a aoo, y, ,n
Hospital formerly occupied sra,n Mini,
and lsrey By Tiffany Cutting goods
Jan os-Sm
NOTICEwe have within pas, weeks aken 0,,,c,,
IN have hooks no.as ~ 80
whom they belonged We ,h
been generally receives and t. to
who h1uidxed
put the pnc,p, object bis notre h ~ y.n,t.s 49,
will f,vor. H. .,u ~.
fs the ist OF the coming month and closing
cord,rG 20 the terms on which her we're made.
Jsp as-eoa-d oLAeRrT popsoN
~ sheets style and pretty moor oco,hs ali of hyperion
ausitv. low prices 49,
bales list snd carpeiinrs
in4 and i94 Aisndele LONG noh nm
dressed cotton she-Unfv-
bale priced blankets
DO oieoshs for stops, vsry cheap
pesiers all kinds casp~,nss m.stn.. rugs -,.
ocl4s nsress sbi. na,st n.r, NJ
all kinds of furniture goods
svyrue, one door east OF psh suees
ian s4-tf0wso
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United states Patent Oanes,

Washington, January a. 1854.
N The petition ec ,.@s Rove Of Tampa s.y Fots. paying
fourth Of Ap iso Tor an Improvement in machines for eu.h
patent ~lieh takes psee the fourth day April sishs
petition raen, omcs
Monday The @sa 2, March nss' al "a osoel and Al
why sud petition oorhi not TO be granted
OBJECTIONS specially wiring At least iwssy
sy sss o. m s d.. q , ~ my ss By sss, party
anee with the rules ofhe oce which viii be furnished ~ ap
Ordered that this be pulshsd the unsaa lne
fhisaphia. Psan.sivn,a Evening po. New 4oss Pa Prov
seace Rhode island ard sdn journal rs'ahassss rcr
ne,h Of March ner,, The day ofhsaRps.
Commissioner cf Pstssss.
PsEdiors papers win please copy and sssa hs
sis oce with containing this nosies.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY Op NEW
Ne accumulated cash fund, Angus, les, .sssasa
Fs. wrssr.s, President Isaac AnnAr, aeersau.
An e rroa'. divided The ssusd and poicl.. m
the whole lite will be made available n premiums
Poc,e. Cor security ot
premium. III.
pamphlets information os'.insd
cHAs pE sELpfva Agent,
w., opposite odd Felows' Hall.
applications. Sep s-as~u
UIReISIA LAND scRIP.-rhs updsr~isned, having had
acqusi~ssncc ~h vuuss military Land
- he revision such cns here. under the SC, August
viii also purchase and cell land and land r
commission.
yEarAsIAN ELLIS,
Isne 19--eodm Irving rIo,e'.
THE ARr OF WAR -s.mm.ry of ,h- Ar Of wsrl o, a =
New Analytical Compend of the Principal Cornhinanons
of Gsnd Tactics Mia Policy by Baron -
yamin general in chief sid de his Majesty h
the pussss. Tfsnss,sd from The French ~ hae,
= Washin sdjuant uncd ssrs army anu
Lieut. " v, Mclean, isr infantry, United States
nory Of the ciu David 4. Valentine ess
Of ihs Common Council. -
Tho PsranA Romance Of the Revelation; by w Gilmore
aimms,
Physlcg Creative peveopmsns
~ Anafe~ Blown member of American Assooson ~ NV
advancement ~ science -.
Ecclfsiasncisn~A LsssfN
srans by Henry James. ...,.aua.
Just received At TAlLos y "hUNa'.
JsnN Hookssor~ esar "" w
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Gy-Yonnx Meas Christian Assoot.ss.n-w aurnor.
sinn South CsroIins viii
his evening "wednesday ~ O'Clock, sn.on.n IN
~
IT'S earnestly hoped bsi all The members will be present, Tn.
public are respectfully invited to stfrnd
9. w. sCHRRryER
Fehs Chsirmnn Lecture COMMITTEE