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Sept 2sw6w
United States Mails.

Posr osylcx DgrAKrAKSr,
August -, 1854
Isl day January 1885, Oth June, 1855
following the Mississippi will
Office o the Post Once Department. the city
III socIock, 6, day of November by
the llth Of the mouih:
KENTUCKY.
No Sla From Cairo, NJ BY Memphis Tenn, Napoleon Ark,
Vicksburg Mss, Natciez, and Baton Rouge, La, to
New Orleans, i,o'5 miles and back daily, in aIe and
Arrive New Orleans ays SPIN;
Leave New Orleans daily at p m
Arrive at Cairo in days by
Ms n1n su, " asnpS IsnO pir s"a Bead
Tenn and Oldham, Ark, memphis Tenn, ail
miles and back three times week, in safe and suitable
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, a,
Arrive q, Memphis n 3 hon.a By 7 o IN ne day;
Leave Memphis every Tuesday rhursdsy and Saturday,
Arve . 81 by IN days
MISSISSIPPI
No73l vck-burg by Younss Point La, Send,
Pecan Grove TnIua, siss, Lake Providence La,
ton, Miss GreeaysIs, coialnsin, Az Gaias,s Land
ing and yict ria, Niss, 10 Napdeon Ark, go miles
and hack, brea week, In safe and suitable
steamboats,
Leave yicksourg every Monday "Wednesday aud Thurs
Arrive Napoleon every Friday, saturday, Sunday,
Leavs Napoleon every Saturday, Wednesday, aud Mon
Arrive a, ysssburg every rucsaay Thursday, ard sarrr-
No 1857 From Rock ana M by Hampton Byron,
va, Albany, Fulton, savannah, lie Claire, Iuwn, Canaan
che, i.yonr, Tabua amt B.llevue Gaepa ~, 100
miles aad back three tines week, in safe and suitable
Eiddes win propose seledale.
tons and r, 0 ana ssasas "a also ue
me son,scis to such extent The may
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Aug 3i-eoa3od [InteL and s,arl .
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DOS. =, WILSON,, :
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land OlSec.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTroN CLAIMANTS.

Under the Congress approved I'd March, ls3
extend empon rgh settlers therein
uoned The pgecmpoa laws extended the
alternate oddnumbereA where the
Improvement made the date Of aiosmen
the dollars and fifty
the day fixed for The public sale And by the act approved 27
March, relief
served for railroad settled ana improved
The above named the date of dawai Will
titled the odnarg D,nmnm price OF public
lands ar at the rate OF collar and twenty five
proven and d before the day fixed for public
Ther entitled the right
the alternate odd numbered sections above
act of A March, 1859 above reecd
to the ' March 1851 the date OF aoaen under
sh March e5 ON settlements made he date
al Of the lands from market person
emPon under the Of 2!h March, le54 any
lands orsc Of thc mile in directed
he sixteenth of October next Louis required
ls be the satisfaction the
land occ and mike
by law practicable seeing This notice. before
the day public
lands embracing the claimed otherwise claim
fetied
JOS. s WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Oticc.
Sep l7-iawi3w Tint. and star
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NOTICE extending the tirne OF the rcs~rvatscn of
IN safe along the the
posed from suRKvgPoRr LoursIaNa 10 VosssuRo
MISSISSIPPI
and ordered be Withheld froo, sale
entry fxcept valid until the Nh day OF June
,a5, nv notice dated lying
mites either railroad above
oned IA extended months from h instant
my the city of Washington, this tenth day of
June, 1854.
BY order OF the President; ..
JOHN WILSON,
Commissipner Of The General Land Ofhcs.
June lt-Iawl1w
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Army aud Navy Equipments.

W ALL STEPHENS military the first orders,
would respectfully the attention Of aImy and navy officers
superior goods They have created
revolution in this department. snd furnish the most ega
goods prices that will successfully challenge greater red ueon
We is
and susceptible of n the despite the osring
Of anriquarians
Cuzsns' clothes order elegant sis asd latest
fashions
United states Gags and banners made order
Avg i3-otnwaro
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That wibdrawn the districts subject
and NatchIocbes, Louisiana, No 1885,
ber H. 1889 for The railroad from Shreveport Vekhnrg
said notice respective
land Offices
into effect phoa awating further Instructions from this Office
Given under hand the General Office
Washington this ffti day Of September Ammo 1854
By orae o
JOHN WILSON,
Sept 6-2sw6w Comm, ,sioper.
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United states Patent once,

Washington September d, 1854,
N the petition OF Caroline = Williams, administrative of 1hos
Williams deceased Moreau Station, New York. praying
granted the said Thes r. Wiims
December 5fo for improvement in maehuery
said patent which takes place The f day of December
ls54--
the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday 27th OF November IL O'Clock and all
persons appear
why said petition ought be granted.
opposing required file in the Patent
Office their objecnons specially forth in writing at least twenty
heang testimony filed by either
and
rules Office which will be furnished app
cation.
The testimony The viii be closed on the ih OF Nevem
depoons and other relied testimony be
morning that the
msn,s, any, within ten days thereafter
this be published the Union Intei
and Evening Star, Washington, d. O. Evening Argus
Philadelphia, American, York; Post, Boston,
Daily Buffalo, N. " IA week for
weeks previous the 9Th Of November the
day fhesrng
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
p Of the above papers will please copy, and send
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, Washington.-The
~ thirty d annual of lectures will commence the
ogrth Monday In October, and continue until March.
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller, NJ d. Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology
VIM Johnston NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and chlaon. Us..e r.
Joshua Riley, NJ D., Professor Maeea Mediea Therapeutics
and Hygiene.
May M Principles and Practice
Surgery.
Tyler Professor Pathology and Practice Of Med
ciae. 7. ...a.
NJ. Chemistry Pharmacy.
Edward A. NJ d. and Demonstator Of Anatomy
The facilities for the
similar Europe which
regular wards nr clinical
are unde c sam
The completion Of additions the buildings
accommodation Of the sick will greatly
the usefulness Of the medical and surgical clinic.
The expense for full Of lectures 800
anatomy
Marlculatng payable only once
Graduating 25
Admission medical and surgical clinic through the whole
without charge. -lL --.-.
address LEWIS II. STEINER, NJ. D.,
Dean o. he Faculty, Office Washington EnfTmary.
25--eodil0 Nov Senfinell
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The name Of person Will be aru VA, Doc ahess
psysnsss u ths suAscupsAon ma q advances.
Distant subscribers money By letter. postage
~hcs WIZ be paid BY us, and all safe
Transmission ~" -
The COUNTRY PAPER published u kIy during the
sions OF Congress, and em weekly during the recess
Subscriptions o period less than year be received
propoftioned 10 The above
Qy-P0sTAAsTERS authorized agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 or RVS
sEMI-WEEKIY subscribers, s5 enclosed entitled TO
copy ssatis
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NEW FALL GOODS Having just North.
" pleasure informing patrons
public generally store, ready inspection
vengs ant English fsbc great
the in New pre-
pirud usual approved
md ont reasonable
WILL M TUCKER.
fennsyivania avenue, between ~ and 9Th
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[No. 522.l
General notice for restoring lands TO market
On certain proposed railroads.

onrd Weie withdrawn iom sale en.y teAeept for
Of the President of the tnted States,
~ ~, at the solicitations
- ~ % houses Congress anticipation Of beng made
~ VA Ia he construction RaILRO and Congress
% having therefor the President mas directed that ell
,b ian heretofore uus Withdrawn uhi nrtef orders which
Withdrawal
,ssd Nv nae emponD shall be restored 10 market precisely
Withdrawn from sale -. -. =. -. IL. a. A. Il,
"a - ~ her uert ali lands wsieA subject pIirae
',, ,sro 10 Except those saee pFeempedl siua
g ~ N, lowng ss ren, aud land districts, aud paIicu
withdrawal enumerated below viii
,san he subject 10 private entry and location and thar those
. avsSsd m sale previous withdrawal the
e has also been will be repfociamod for sal hsrea
10 vii: ~. "a.
10 ss for tbe railroad from Brandon Mississippi Montgomery
amA:
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l1usSsN HOUSE Hanover street Bnsfony by
er sesn ENLARGED and elegantly furnished,
Ton Of the uayelI,rp public.
Dec " -tlY
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Baltimore College of Dental surgery.

ftHArIN A. HARRIS, NJ d. principles of Dental
" Thoaas T. Bond, NJ. D., principles Of Dental Medicine.
Washington X Handy NJ. D., Oatomy and Physiology
Alfred A. Blandy, NJ D., Dental Practice.
Philip H. Austen, M. d.. Dental Mechanics,
Reginald NJ Wright, M. D.. Dental Chemistry.
The
Der, andc the lst Of March.
The Of October will be devoted practical dentistry
anatomical dssections.
The nrmay being with the college, student viii
OF practice will KEEP,
throughout the whole
sii0: 5 diploma
For further information address
p H. AUSTEN, Dean,
Sept l3-2aw4w &c sharp
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pnbscrih.r~, having Established
Ii lumber business old a VIM Bird corner
streets prepared IN
BE They solicit n share OF public patronage.
GEO w. GARRETT n co
Junalf rof
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No. O0 February % le for the railroad from Mobile 10 Gard
Alabama, GuBies Landing The Tennessee
Alabama, New Oeans louisiana, the
Albany, Georgia, Efiua Montgomery, Ala
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A FRENCH, Italian, and Drawing Teacher, dcsiring
employment in academy school, willing divide his
SEVERAL will do himself the attending
applications wishing employ teacher
submitting his testimonials obedience call addressed
B., Washington, ID. q, Sept S-d2w
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All the above rnuSe made expressly retain patronage and
furniture can be
bought where else.
Goods Unon packed under his per-
soDal
27--3dmcsif
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i'ARPErINGS AND EVERY OTHER DEsCKTP-
ton OF house furnishing dry eoodsWe receiving h
supply tapestry Brussels,
ply superhne ingram carpets, which
so per less than prices st4
Also the most elegant and varied stock of curtain materials
have opened comprising brocatel
satin lane, damak Rerinos Turkey cahmee
tain cbin,x shade linen lace emboderea
BY the yard, very elegant cheap
We likewise prepared
chase oicoths rugs comforts,
blankets from 81 S2 pair linen sheetings all with pillow
damnsk table diaper tabccloth damask
cOored linen, ocOh Russia
hack table oiicioth, &c.
n without enumeraiing would
and the public generally that this every dcscp
goods has been bought, greatly
large New prompt
credit dealers corresponding low
BARNES IL MITCHELL,
On the avenue, between 9Th and 9Th
Sep 2a-eo3wif
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mo. SILL

NOTICE OF the establishment or Surveyors General,
IN and of land Offices Mkuco,
IssToN, OREGON, and MiNNKsoTA.
In pursuance of President of United
ecied that for the following shall be the sites
Offices for the surveying aud land districts by
the late session of Congress, viz:
The once general
SANTA FE and that general of WASHINGTON
TERRIroRY OLYMPIA
The offices for the resr and receiver for TERRI
OLYMPIA th0se OREvoN TERRITORY OREGON
CRY for the Wnona district, MINNESOTA TERRITORY,
WISoSA and those for Red Wg district also in MssEsoTA TEs
RIroRy, RED Wine. .5..
Given my Washington, this twenty
fourth day OF August A. d. 1854;
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner the General Land Office.
- Tint. and
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nt>SOtUTION.-The copanershp heretofore under
~ Tn firm aud name Of EVANS a FAINT by limitation
day, hereby declared mutually
authoszed arn in dna
,ueu OF business. r. =. EVANS
.lt -H q. HAMILTON G. FAINT,
wssutseroS, September !, 1854.
Sep 5-eodlmd&w
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Hamilton G.. FAINT,

Erehangs Stocks &c. Pcnyrdnid apenne,
setreen Az and 6fh sfreefs, Washington, D. {.
money and land wnrrnn,s bought and sold Drafts
principal cities sold suit purchasers. Sir per
all remaining drpo.its hy
Claims against the government collected.
-rntS cod
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on m street, east side the corner OF street. House con
papered painted
Terms accommodating and possession given
ici, Address m SOLICITORS Office, Treasury Department.
ssc' i5--Lr
EW fall and winter gaods and faslaiOns.-DUVALL
BRO, merchsrt Taiors, just returned from New
York, where they made their purchases beet
and exhibit choicest
yiehs goods
able style. DUvALL h BRO
Sept le--ataw3w
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~ HATuAN Drawing Paper warranted gcaaane
sepN FRANCK TAYLOR,
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GIsE FURNISHING Day Goods, carpetinx, Floor
u oil cloths curtain materials, &eWe have
complete the above goods the which
aciuers reduced pcss which will enable offer
induce bousekeepes The following
list ot OF the leading articles;
$50 pieces ncw-style tapestry velvet carpetingr
70 do do do Brussels do
100 do do sup quality do do
IS do Bight's patent English do do
do do do
20 do tHpestry velvet stair and passage carpet.nsE
10
$50 do
- hall and step Venetian
Is pieces 4, 1874, I4-4 printed druggets
36 printed 6ruNget crumb cloths, richly bordered
25 elegant mosaic rugs
$50 chenie and tuned rugs, cheap
dozen brass rods, all lengths
full sheets heavy floor cloths, which will be
shape size for hall, passage,
In curtain Ateriais and fixtures
2j pieces very rich satin lanes
do wosed LANES Z. Il.
do union dnmasks
10 do Turkey red twled cashmereH
Is do colored worsted damaskr
80 pairs extra rich lace curtains
do do embroidered curtains
rs pieces embroidered aud tambOured curtain musna
800 rich gilt window cornices, all sizes
Together with uf curans, tasse
loops asse and curtain silk and worsted gmp
which respectfully invite the attention of purchasers
HOOE, BRO, & co.
Sep i6-3,aw4wif
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CRE.AT Bargains iM Dry Goods Mr.. Hal has just
from New York. where he has been attending those
sales much and
opening purchased such sacrfce
guaranty purchaser hnf think favor
quality and Our embraces
found the Distct both in fine goods
assortment Of capengs Of hnd
Of the finest quality Of various kinds We
purchasers will
confident will
advantage. mind goods always
rad at first of
Sep A--d2wf HALL BROTHER
Mr.. Bushnell's school,
i3fh street, betrssn f. and g streets Washington
T'IE session will first Monday sepem
The Of Instruction modern
together with all kngsh branches usually taught in the best
schoolroou the book
G Aug il--FriS Tues6w-
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CHARLES MASON,

r. sEdors the above papers will please copy, and send
their bills 10 the Patent ofee with paper containing this notice
70 Iaw3w
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p. j. steers New Goods.

HAVE just opened stock TALL and
for gentlemen. direct
Gentlemen may rely upon finding complete
the and best goods the Market prces by calling
a No. ise 7th
sep2a-aaw3wf
ClLfkS, SILKSWe would attention of ladies
our stock elegant silks just opening and av
sacrifice,
will sell them from per
We sell and elegant plad silk 2
yard So The ladies especially invited call early and
look at them. BARNES & MITCHELL,
GA the avenue, between S;h and 9th Streets
sept 23-c02yif
VHE MISSES HAWLEY's lioardng and Day school
will be reopened Monday, 18TH
No lo Pennsylvania 18th
Engi-h French, S250 per
Other drawing the
charges Circulars for say scholars &c.,
obtained a the school.
Sept c--3aw3wTuIh&Sai
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5 ei Tor the Iron Mountain and Mississippi River
In the districts OF lands subject sale at 81, LOUIS ssou
Do do do Jackson, do
No 59, July 1854, the from Dubuque, iowa
st PAUL Minnesota, Hand Lake
perior iexeep Wisconsin
stored by No 5-0:J
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Land Warrant Lost.

A LAND WARRANT for forty of ,266,
IL issued lh day January, e53
Hon E. c. Cabble Washington city D. and lost msad by
him. There said notify all regis
land Offices receive the for location shall
apply weeks after the first publication OF Com
N of Pensions for duplicate of said
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
MARIANA, jackson county, Floridn, August 4, 1854.
Aug l2-law6w'
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No as January 8, e54 railroad from Cams Landing,
e uve Arkansas Camden, aud Fulton,
he Ie ran boundary line, S branches ut Camden;
the dtstr,ets subject Helena Arhansa
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No. 4gs January for railroad the Claa
Central railroad ot Mississippi at the
MOI md the branch point Eyon 10
bend OF the Tennessee Aiabama
,hed of al
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T. 5Edro OF the above will please copy, send
Patent Office, with
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Oct ii-eodtlDet
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4. T.UTZ,

above viii please copy and send their
Office, with containing this notes
Sept 2o-law3w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-08

hs public parehass al the market vAiae than TO-
the proprietor sacrifice his 10 meet the peuuroos
calculations Of those who contend that the deuai value
nothing like what Is asked aud has been offered for the
place. IL TO me- that the error Ia In those who
require private gentlemen mos. worthy and csmablc,
as have ever heard, take Teas Of Virginia than hs
has been offered 6y spseuiaiors. sure, on rehec-
ton, you will concur with me In this view.
But have written much more than intended felt
u my duty TO disclaim all agency In this matter, but a,
The same time TO my entire conviction OF tho prac
ucAbly and propricty Of the proposed equalization
Shall Il be said that when the ladies OF nearly every
Southern State and many OF the Northern States are
erng themselves raise the necessary means to purchase
Mount Vernon DO held in trust by the Governor Of
Virginia, for such conditional and other purposes as may
be settled on that the ladies of Vrgiaa, alone remain
SILENT Indifferent and needless Of the high claims which
this subject presents particularly to hem The press OF
Alabama Georgia Florida and other Southern States ad
yocse this scheme Your extract this morning. evidences
the fact that portion Of the Northern press advocate IT,
Is not singular that not single Virginia paper has
done SO IL Il agreeable subject OF reflection to an
ticipae the loss neglect Of all opportunity OF securing
Mount Vernon, as is dcsgred by Southern Matron,
latorss
In conclusion, aud with sincere apology TO you aud
the public for thus far obtrudng myself upon your
ton. will only add that "Soutbern Matron" Is native
Of Nirgnia-uow q citizen of South Carolina-and Is
lady Of the exalted WORTH and proud soued duvo
ton TO her native State With the enghted chivalty OF
her adopted mother Is C She retains the inesmablc
pride and elevated patriotism OF her mother State whose
soil is tho resting place Of George Washington To throw
his tomb and encirce the mansion Of HE homo wh
the Flag Of Virginia. is her chief desire Whether she
Is successful not depends greatly the ladies OF Wiz.
ginia. Respectfully yours,
JOHN II. GILMORE.
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OBITUARY.

Dirp. q, the Red Hnis the residence. ofh,.. 49,.
lsst FRANK CARR in The on inc 2sh June,
on hi, ashes genius Tor he Va. ya,
Dr. Carr Of he county OF Albs your sroher
Randoph md a,hs,s ~ ia days, with Leigh
ranked A ie me annals Of the
ne took his degree OF u. ID.
and Je,,insd ~ G - one OF the nrst In
lie DC an otnanent to science
But OF tor many
maey a6anonsd for n.s,sn,s esee reste and he
and a. member OF the editorial eorps he IN snt,
enviao reputation He with sn an
que 81 roadJu-
one Of his letters In tes frendshp anil M" IN
ny AZ OoeEe he was Inmate OF Mr. WIrts ~ mill %
Sh meeior o. the lover disitiet Virginia. men
lar, Dr. Carr had few EQUALS anon. ,h seho-
men, ~ snnsd and highly and his Iudv
1h more &c, ana scsreet Few ioofs
to them he Eod taiier and :oanS
About SeSi, Away. to opinion,
vos or political oeie. bu, s saodd.ie for popular
powers 70 promote she .,,. goSs msa
and Yielded strong influence private circles. He
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FOUKIM OLE LILLY

As far as we have been able to learn passed
OF well on the 4th. The celebration was condncted
with degree Of order seldom seen on such
which added greatly to the interest Of the ceremonies
Owing TO the great heat Of tho weather. the programme
Of march WIS very much curtaied and many persons
we're no doubt disappointed in witnessing the large aud
imposing procession. The crowd, however, was very
large at the site Of the Odd Fellows Hail. aud the differ
ent ceremonies there was very interesting. The main
feature OF the day che speech Of Col Seymour IL
was splendid effort Every who heard il testifes to
IL distinguished merit, which Is considered the more 70
markabe from the fact that many Of the most beautiful
flights OF fancy that characterized H. we're INDUCED 10 on
the spur Of the moment. When the speech was ended
the line OF march again taken up aud the procession
passed through the principal streets, bringing up fnaly
At Aslind Hall and the Blues Gun Room where boun.
inl COLLATION. spread out. Fcstiyity then prevailed
M hour two; the whole affair being conducted with
admirable aud order. The Odd Fellows deserve
great credit for the in which the entertainment
aud indeed the whole day, passed oil. Their arrange
nenis complete IN every respect sud carried out "a
the satisfaction Of all their numerous guests.
Norfolk Bsaeon, July G.