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TIE Empire Citu.

New YoRK, JAN. s-The Steamer Empire
City, before reported ashore at Barnegat, has
been got OF, and is now being towed up.
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SERVANT WANTED.

GOOD Wages will be paid to a colored woman com
NJ petent to do the work of q small family. Inquire
over Mr. Edmonstons Shoe Store, 7th street, near E.
Ian 3--d3t
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PICKLES,
A ND English Sauces, viz Gherkius Mixed Pic.
n calilly, Chow Chow Walnut, Cauli6owcr, Eng
lsh Of both Crosse 4 Blackwels and Batty's export
alton
Crosse A. Blackwell's celebrated Onion Pickles
Mixed Mangoes, Martinas, Onions, CauliAower, Red
Cabbage American;
Van Benschoten and Wells Provost, New York
Lee Perrin's celebrated Worcestershire Sauce, in
quarts, pints, and half pints late importation.
Also, John Bulls. Harvey, Reading, India Soy, rs
scnce Of Anchovics, and Lobster;
Crosse a BlackwcIl's and whybrows Eng Mustard
Louis Freres French Mustard
English refined Table Salt, in jars.
SHEKELL a BAILEY,
(Successors to John b. Kibbey 4 co.,
Jan. 3--dlwif No. 5. opposite Centre Market.
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NEW YEARS PRESENTS AT SHILLING.
TOMS BOOKSTORE

TONS BOOKSTORE.
A NNUALS Of the most splendid binding. Elegant
n editions Of the Poets
A beautiful assortment Of Juvenile Books, Episco-
pal and Catholic Prayer Books, Toy Books Portf6-
iios, Portmonnaics Albums and everything in the
fancy stationery line, for sale at
SIlILLINGr0N'S BOOKSTORE,
Odcon Buildings. cor Al st. and PennsyJv Jvaniu nv.
Jan Z-3w
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Sun5ary Railroad Subscription.
PHILADELPHIA, JAN. 8.-The select council
has appropriated three millions of dollars to
the Erie and Sunbury railroad
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SCALE HADD0CK, WHITE FISH, DUN
FISH.
MO I scale Hsddock, in % ID kits and barrels
IN White Fish, in % 10. kits and barrels
Dun Fish, best quality
Grand Bank Goldfish
Scale Herring in boxes
No. Mackerei, large, in barrels;
No.2 do. in halls and barrels.
SHEKELL a BAILEY,
Successors to John b. Kibbey Co..
jan. 2-dlwif No D. opposite Centre Market
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BosToN, JANUARY THE following is an
extract of a letter received from Halifax, dated
4th inst The schooner Export landed IL Of
the crew Of the Stafordshire, at Shelburne,
and three at Halifax. Capt. Richardson was
seriously injured the day before, and in bed at
the time Of the accident. Ono boat was capa-
Bile Of holding one hundred persons, in which
only o few Of the crew escaped. Some Of the
passengers were saved
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Destructive Fire at Portland.

PORTLAND, JAN. 9--The enstom. house at
this place was entirely destroyed by fire this
morning II was occupied besides by tho Post
Office, Reading Room, Atlantic Bank, United
States Court Natural History Society Bailey's
book store and other tenants Everything in
the post cfiee was saved but the contents Of
the custom house, the splendid collection Of the
Natural History Society, Judge Wares valu-
able library, the Reading Room and Court
Rooms, were entirely destroyed The loss il
heavy, and falls chiefly on the Government
The building was formerly the Exchange, and
was sold to the Government for $l29,0OO.
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Ouv Isrms--inp0sgabiy an aaroaes.
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NEW GLEE BOOK, by J. B. WOODBURY.,
Author Of +" Dulcinea, etc.
TINHE COLUMBIA GLEE BOOK or, Music for
Il the Million, in three parts.
Part comprising tho largest number Of choice
GIees Quartettes, Trios Songs Opera Choruses, &C.,
ever published
Part 2-consistng Of Sacred Anthems Choruses,
Quartettes, &c, for select societies and concerts.
Part 3-containng most of the old popular Cont
mental Psalm tunes. Making the most complete col
lection, in all it, features, ever published.
For sale by
FRANCK TAYLOR, Washington ID G.
JEWETT, PROCTOR, a. WORTHINGT0N,
Cleve'a and Ohio.
MOORE, ANDERSON, & CO., Cincinnati
Jan. 2-ld3w Ohio.
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No. 523
nv TN laIean1 49, fkXs

IN pursuance OF law T. FRANKLIN PIERCE, President Of the
ua,sd states Of america do hereby declare make
bearing odd nun, which the United states wiAin
stafscf Missouri subject dollars my per
aes as provided By te aet ef o June s5a entitled An
the public lands, aid in the OF
The aeI Of an Iusus ss4 viii be ssa a. ihs
land Offices said Stale az the periods hereinafter designated
Office PALArsa commencing Monday, the
day Of January next for me disposal oi the yaean, lands
above referred situated the aforementioned townships
rowhrhps Wyfrs yrr, any seven, and y-eisht
ioas
Tows.AL9 gty'e, my 'ir, hfyssveH Jytysshi, and my
Townahps ty5ve, ty-az, hi,yseven, ahyeIsh, aud s-
townships ffgipe my six ry sevsa ysiga range
seven
Tswn.Sss ss s and Of s"ss s
Townships ayue, aysersn and MY sts of
Township. e,s h my seven and ny siss Of range eleven
MILAs commencing Monday, eighth
following named townships To wit:
Norh of the base iins and ss Of tA as pnepai e,idi
seven, and eight, fourteen
Townsap Gas my seven aud ay sisa Of range saeen
Townships iy my and Jys'shi of range
Townships @ hhyseven and fy eight FRANCE eighteen.
ro~nshs ps e 1 dry even and ssG Of range wsn,y
Townships fifty sir hty seven snd fy eight Of range twenty
Townships y sir hfy-sevsn vty-sisA of raage twenty
Townships y z my seven fty-sish range twenty
three.
land office PLArrspURa, commencing Monday the
of December for the disposal the pub
odd numbered sections above referred
uaied IN the following named townships, viz;
North The base line, aud Of the th principal meridian.
Townships my Hz hly s eight and tyHns, of range
twenty-iour
Townships Ry SIX hfy dny eight, twenty
hve.
Townships sir h seven, and fay-cghi, range twenty
Townships ysr, hfysev.n, aud ty-eigh OF range
Townships ysI hfy-seven and fysght, Of twenty
eight.
Towrahips y sz dseven, fy eight, range twenty
Townships fifty str, fifty fifty eight. range thirty
Townships Wsir, hy-seven and Ufy eh OF range thirty
Townships y-sr, dhy seven, ty eight, range thirty
Townships sy-sir, my and Syeight of thirty
townships 6tysu, seven, eisH, of thirty
Townships ftry-dr, and fy-eisA thirty
FIVE
The wholly within
in
which furnished respective district land Offices
by III. Commissioned General Land Office.
The lands viii be sold subject the right Of granted by said
1884, for the convenient and
public highway for transportation - and therefore
through which The read VIII he sold
containing the quantities shown by the official ptats
be offered the order which they adver
Will suiicien admit
offering exceeding weeks, and appica
entries of the lands offered under this proca
nation close public
Given under NV hand al the Washington
day September Dnin housand eight hundred and
III" O' FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President
,,l.sa
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DOOrs AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES !-stiu AT
the old stand south SIDE Of Pennsylvania between sixth
the old place. side o Penns,
opposite Browns Hotel, would
pleased their old and tho pubic in general
will found complete OF ladies' misses and
cdrsn gepiemen, 0ays and youths shoes and boots of all
styles sgd prices
ron LADIES.
Cloth button heeied CATERS, without tips
French lasting button and beried CATERS
Cloth button gaitcrs, without heels
French toilet slippers, French lasting allkia
Do black and white satin g5iisrr
DO do Jn slppeIa
DO Brtnse ans biacs Kid aud Morocco slippers
Plain ,Bcp CATERS, all col0rs
Morocco boots JeTersons thick
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Black, bronze, and coored fored and tipped CATERS
coiored do do superior article
DO tipped aud plain Morocco boots, thick snies
Bronze black and Jenny Lind boots
Cloth and lasting hutton CATERS
Morocco boots and Jef'erpong hscs and tnin
goa GENTLEMEN
! Palant leather boots Cd a superior quality
Kid Top Congress CATERS cooed single dsube
& aIf Congress CATERS, single and double soles
oxford ties and Montereys do
Patent leather pumps and low qusr.red shoes
superior article Of sewed boos, spring shanks
With general variety of sewed aud pegg1d boots
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
Al we can ay In s are prepared 10 supply
raands cf hosts shoes a variety styles.
FOR SERVANTS.
Our in this department. compee and feel conf
dent W Furnish a good article fair pricea
favors, s solicit OF
coed article and selling fair prices, that
elsewhere.
sales small profits Don, gre, me
Opposite Browns Hotel between 9Th 7'h s,s.,
/ Oct 7--eodlm sonth side.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Asne Of person wi'l 80 apvs usg bos s
payment of The subscriptions be- made In advance.
Distant subscribers money postage
which vii be paid By safe
trans4nission
The COUNTRY PAFER published weekly during The
sisns Of CongTsss, and by during he teeess
Subscriptions for penod Ices year will
prop0stioned to the above annual rates.
0y-POsTMAsTERs as our agents and bv
seadias DAILY subscribers, $50 OF NV.
5EM WEEKLY subscribers with saa enclosed, eBteS 10
copy srast.
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.
OTFIoH SuPsAsrKspEsr the PuBuo PkIsTIso,
Washington, September 30, 1854.

or Tns
Washington, September 30, 1854
IN pursuance provide for executing public pnat
ns Sc approved Angus, 20 saa sealed prSeoaa VII Be
Deeember twelve o'clock for furnishing the paper
required for the public printing for rhe
The l.. day Of December ls and ending e LEI day Of
Ths suboned M specifies a. nearly as can be the
quantity and the quality and description Of each kind Of paper that
CL.ssl
$4,000 nae printing paper 70 Measure y By
Glass =
printing paper eaendered "a by %
inches, and % weigh hf-sK pounds TO the ream of Aso
Class
superne caendered printing paper
"a BY q inches and weigh forty eight pounds
pape of linen
eoltoa from all adueraon mineral other sub
sas and IA suna M" a "s "p . n sam 10 contain
$50 perfect sheets Uniformity color thickness and weight
from the standard weight VIII be received and the weigh, VIII
bundle make the weight will be considered violation of t'
ean once Ss sapsa
Contracts viii s% sn,srsd into for supplying quantes
the inst second and ,hrd classes at such times a .he public
quantity either class should quantity be
CURED at ue times and in such quane" ar may be deemed ne
cessay.
No. 500 500 ss post ss pounds ss per
No. rsams foolscap, TO weigh pounds per ream
). 100 100 DO DO do do do q DO DO
100 ss sss' Ss ss'' Tss' ss q pounds s per
SO.l 900 folio post, weigh IS pounds
O. 10 do bank post DO u do do
No. 200 doubecap, weigh "a pounds per
med (wrilins1 weigh 20 pounds per
80 do do do do 30 do DO
8 3 DO DO cod Dc med sssod DO DO y y 30 80 DO DO
An designated in class TO be made Of The hes,
white blue Color as may be requred and TO be OF the regular
greater quanty each and kind
acted such times and in such quantities The public
Each class will considered separately subject sep
bur bidders o' ior Of the classes
may him all
ciasHes or forfeit his righI to any class.
samples less qurs of each Kind of bid for
Glars be numbered correspond with the number Of the
ropeTIy Designated on The sample or il will moi be
And all proposals and samples be Transmitted 10 this
Each proposal signed by making it,
specify price pound and the
land for eac every kind contained
n class proposed for.
paper be delivered
place places may Washington cry good
order every charge expense.
nspscon weight and the supern,end
ent, be n respects satisfactory. .H.
Blank proposals furnished office per
applying them and will be taken into consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith
Bonds approved will be required and
plying any failure
PITY ihs quantity required at any time WIN be considered violation
Each bidder required proposals satisfactory
his ability and proposal
panied with snch evidence will be rejected.
proposals will be opened in the required by law
an 10 o'clock a. m at de Office OF the superintendent
Proposals will be addressed superintendent of the Public
Printing Capitol OF the United States Washington aud endorsed
"Proposals for supplying Paper" . ...
Oct I--soatlIec
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rAppErrSes AND EVERY OTHER nEsonIp-

v dry aooS-Ws receiving, di-
rect from auctions New iork brilliant
supply very velvet tapestry, brussels three
ply and superHns ingram carpets which we w " H"m !" 70
prices. L
Aso varied stock OF curtain materials
comprising 5rocs,elIe
dana ssnos Turkey red cashmest cur
embroidered
sets and by the yard, very elegant and cheap.
We likewise pepsr-d 10 offer great Inducements por
oicios all kinds of qu's and comforts,
from 81 sla linen sheetns all widths pillow
,abeclo,hs damask napkins
step linen oicioh crash scotch, Russia and hucks
back diapsr, table o,ciotb, sc.
without would
public generally stock this season OF every descrr
dry goods bousbt reduced hgures from
viii be cold 10 cash prompt
credit dealers corresponding low rsses -
BARNES h MITCHELL,
avenue, between s,h and 9Th streets.
anna nlurIf
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS, VIEW GOODS,
IN Just received, splendid lot Of
New silks of every description
Cloaks and mnnties, TIE pewGss styies
Shawie Of eyAsy kind
Housseiine de LANES and plaid meinns
Cloths, cas-imeYes, and yesugs
Domestic goods ofeyery kind
1000 yards 4 4 curtain calico, a, 6a
1900 do dress Calico fast coors a. 6s
A handsome go, OF curtain goods of various kinds
Tapestry velvet, tapestry Brussels. ingram, and three ply
pets, cheap.
Oct si-dGuf HALL & BROTHER.
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lkChEAs FAltlNA, prepared expressly for faInt-
III lies delicate and food for all
the economical nutrous wholesome
brought TO the table eminenly combining the graheaton
palate with ample and heaitbfut Of body Strictly
speaking, hecker's nn neither
strengthening digestive absorbent
ordered bowels diarha cholera
fail be saaaIy,
in hospitals and private The
prevention of sickness euDg
People in health should therefore, Heckcs
common food 70 preserve the inestimabe blessing.
For sale Y and druggists generally wholesale by Charles
T. Pitts, ~ Commerce Baltimore; Dingee Brother 81
South Front street, Philadelphia, g. g. Bowdear Co. ~ Long
Wharf, BOSTON and by the manufacturers Hecker Brother
the Cro.cn Mills, Dol Cherry street, New York.
Sep 30--dIm
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEOBGETONN
Ul CoDegoTbe lectures will November
continue until the middle of March.
Terms the full including ma,culaiion SOS gradua
hon Sa5 dissectng ticket, S0.,
FACULTY
Young Practice of Medi-
Podoardo Howard NJ Professor
OF Women and Children.
johnson Eio M. D.. Professor of Anatomy
James Mogan NJ d. Professor Of Medical jurisprudence and
Hygiene.
). M. Snyder, M. D., Professor of Surgery
Physiology.
II. p Howard NJ. D., Professor Medca Therapeu
tics
Alex X Young M. d., Demonsrsor Of Anatomy
FLODOARDO HOWARD, Dean,
Oct T--2uwtNov6 Corner ION and sts.
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The second Exhibition Of the Metropolitan
Mechanics Institute,

and
aAd tAs Aecaante and UssAl .4Jts,
,,ru s opened city Thursday,
day oFsbrua 1859 AZ the new and splendid ha Of me
nsuuuon which s uhe oi the most
To this exhibition le manufacturers meehaniss artists nssa-
tors and deing 70 display The result of their labor sk
ingenuity and taste from all portions OF e uni'n are cordially n
S department under charge special
Steam power fixtures, labor Se, wiz be given
Am intending TO exhibil requested give early
day possible Goods should be accompanied with proper in
as eommitise therefore, that Inviting
an cartons exibten OF Metropoi-
a Mechancs Institute they offering the producer
ceent aeles valuable opportunity Of making known 70 The
r eouuty novelty utility this superior style Of their
and their adaptation to the purposes for which they
nry ona respectfully solicit specimens
f elegant hantwok which heretofore have formed
M men eopbuons ladies',
es Of premiums Of iswe Ne, suited 10 The tastes Of the
w ss si viii be opened ior reception good. Monday
Rna g R oeiocE the exhibition formally opened for
the reeepon vse and continue open about ionr weeks.
upon Judges LETS for competition or premium ssesp.
committee shall be satisfied were despaien.d ,nm dis
ave from una ayoidabie detention.
charge until Tuesday night 9th February, 10 O'Clock
which dime deposiiors win be subject charge OF from 50
Hpolenics. and contribute
shall specify their age and The time they may have
All articles deposited for competition premium
Amencan manufacture conspicuousy labelled with appropriate
names the maker and INVENTOR az known and the
Of dpai1m m eSpy INV ~e aSs M m"t "" o @
Prices may affixed The option OF the exhibitor
their goods which will also exhibition
ali times when open To the public
Metropolitan Mechanics Insitute Wassin ston d. C and should
he distinctly marked the packages They should also be
Circular. containing detailed forwarded
application 10 the corresponding
ary all Communications the business of the Institute
Oct 3i-lawow
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.


Congress approved Sd March, 1885, entitled An
pre- certain settlers therein
the United states they then
above mentioned alternate
Improvement made the date
and paid for the Of two dollars and
my per before the day fixed for the public sale And by
the March, relief OF
for railroad purposes" who
improved The above lands prior 10 The date of hdraai
wiz pre- emptions the ordinary minimum price
public lands the rate OF dollar and twenty-five cents
and paid before the h1ed the pub
lie Therefore, entitled the right of
the lands above mentioned, under the OF Sd
referred seitieRent made the 9th
February 1884, 1.-THE date Of alotme under the act Of 2
Maren 1854, date Of
required establish the satisfaction the and
proper and Office and make therefor The
practicable after seeing this NOTICE
appointed the public the lands
JOS. Y. WILSON.
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Once.
l6--lawi3w lint. Star1
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Ns III. GILL r. II ,

removed his Office bis franklin Row.
Thirteenth continue devote his
tionp IA
Having patents win
advice opinions questions arising
tho Patent ohcs appeis the chief justice assfaui
District COLOMBIA,
az
e viii opinions
claims before Congress the and
viii ams before any board established for their
ndiudcaiion
9S--du
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United States Patent Once,


Washington, Nov. 20, 1854
N petition Franklin Ransom Uxxiah Wsnman,
the New York. pray patent
them the 18th day OF February 1884, for
the mode of applying
operation effective, for years
Of said which takes place the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1875
said petition be heard
Monday, 18th day OF January 1855, ~ o'clock
are nohed to appear and show cause they have,
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing
objections specially writing twenty
days before The day Of all testimony filed by either
used the sad hearing taken
cordsncs with the rules Of the Once which will be furnished
application
The will 10Th
deposons papers relied upon testimony filed
Office before the Of that day
any, days thereafter
odered aso that this notice be published the Union, in
gencer Evening Washington, d. c.;
Philadelphia Pennsyva Scientific American Now York, New
Hampshire Paio, Concord New Hampshire,
Goth day OF
January ner, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
above papers will please copy, and send their
bills The Patent Office, with paper containing this notice
Nov 9i--iaw3w
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A FRENCH. Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
employment academy school, willing divide his
will do himself The pleasure OF attending
hing employ such teacher and
testimonials obedience call addressed 70 A.
n. washington. D q Sept 8-d2w
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HAVE opened o fall and winter goods
Cor xente-n, direct from houses Of Tie north
cities Genuemen rely finding complete stock OF
the newest and best goods in the market fair prices by calling
AZ AIS
sen ~
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Army and Navy Equipments.

* STEPHENS military
respectfully cali the OF and officers
superior OF goods. They
department, and furnish the elegant
successfully challenge
We
susceptible OF al the progress Of the dese tie iosgng
of antiquarigns.
Ciuasns' ORDER style and iates
fashions.
United States Gags banners
Aur I2-2iaw2no
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.... LOUISIANA
..... ....... .... Posr OryIcx DKpARraKSr,
November d. 1854.
for conveying the mails OF e United States from the
1885, the th Junr 1858, following
the state of louisiana will be received the Contract Office Of
Department until O'Clock of Monday the 18th Janu
AIRY, 1885 TO be decided by the 18th following:
773i From Red River Landing, by Smmsport
Mansma, Marksvle, and Point Magre, TO Alexandra
81 miles and back, three imes week,
conches
Leave Red River Landing Monday, Thursday,
day At ga
Arrive AIexandna days by ~ pm;
Leave Alexandria Tuesday, Friday, Sunday a a m
Arrive Red River Landing days D
Proposals peom the service fourho will bs
considered and invited
For form Of PROPOSAL and certificate, also
instructions embracing conditions and obligations
executed by accepted bidder
expedien proper,
inviting for mail
SC, dated January g. 1854.
Each proposal should be
3I La and addressed Second Assistant Postmaster
Washington, ID. C.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 2B--lawfw Postmaster General
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On and after Tuesday, November I, 1854,
hE Alexandra daily for GordonsvIe
0'ci Of boa
from Washington. giving ample breakfast board Con
junction with for Waenton and Gordonsvie
the Virginia Central railroad for Richmond Char
Ioa,esviie, and 5tninon.
The odopsvis daily or AerandS aad intermediate
before IL O'Clock, he arrival Of the
the Virginia Central rarcrt from Rchmsnd Charlottesville,
Staunton,
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Supreme Court of the United states,
DECEMBER TERM, 1853.
IRoBKRT WicKLIryE, App'ty

THOMAS ID. OwIsos.
Pes0 of COUNSEL for the appellant, having suggested the
death Thomas d. Owns the appellee in This cause moved the
On consideration wheee0f
unless of the said
Thomas Gings deceased sbn ary become parties with
the first days Of the ensuing term the appellant shall be en
open hearing reversed II
Provided of this order stall he printed
the in which the laws o
shall be printed by authority for three
days before the beginning Of the term of the s
Court ensnIBa
Test; WIN THOi. CARROLL,
Nay IT, i65f. Ci'k Sup. CT U. =.
.gg l-law4w
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CTATE OF NEW JERSEY.--In
u cheat Of nnds late Of Michael CarkuG deceased-nqu
ton, &C.
inqusiton the
Of New Jersey touching
ku late OF the Of Hunerdon said state, died
without heirs inhet duly held by the sheriff Of the said
30h
executed and returned and file clerks office
persons therefore, any
required appen
Trenton, within tpsnty days aer the first Of April A. D. 1856
and and there M wild The said
the laws Of this State such made and provided
Il. Z. THOMPSON,
Attorney General Of NJ j.
TRENTON, N. j., Sept 20 1854.
g.
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l AND WARRANT NOfiCE--n June, 1851 the Commits
- oner of Pensions issued bountyIand
100 under the Of September 1850
William Cooper, deceased
The address Of f. c. Chaphers place.
fniled reach the hands Of Y. Chuuhers
General Lsad Once prevent patent
fraudulent claimant and appiicaion will be
sioner OF Pensions for duplicate Of said
ELIZABETH COOPER
BuoYKus, (ohio,) October 10, 1854.
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TIL Practical DvanGhtsysan coaspfsts c@wrs~ on
acbirecursl and mechanical drawing, BY Armen
gand and Johnson civil engineers vo London 1855
Nov ~ FRANCk TAYLOR