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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-31

A PooR PRosPEcT.-An ;i'rrant preacher re-
Gently Travelled among he norhwc>ieru COMMITTEES
in This State. He was mounted on an animal
whose appearance brl"krncd very bad keep
ing-le metc framework of what once had been
Il horse. Riding up To the door of country
inn. he inquired nf The landlord the distance to
the next Town. The host, coming ont WIS 50
f"rrbl struck with The appearance of The ami
NAL upon which the qucrist sat. that he walked
around him twice before giving the required in
formation. He then inquired:
Who might you be. if it is a fair question -
81 am 4 follower of the Lord" he answered.
Folerin' the Lord, ch!" demanded the host
We'll, I'll tell you what il is. old felicr, (cycng
the horse again) there is one thing Sar;in, if you
stop often on The road, you'll never kclch him
with that horse -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-31
New MOTIVE PowER.-An ingenious Swedish

NEW MOTIVE POWER.-An ingenious Swedish
o.
motiVe-po@er engine, intended TO snpersede
steam. The moving force is the pressure of
the atmosphere, which acts on a vacuum in
copper reservoir, connected with two cylinders
provided with pis!ons, as Il common steam-en-
ginc. The vacuum in the reservoir is produced
by the admission Of 4 certain quantity of alco-
hoI and of atmospheric air, each time the ma
chine makes Il stroke. Explosive air is hereby
produced. is fred at each turn and instantly
burns away; one of iie pistons being at the
same time opened, IN atmospheric pressure is
obtained equal to fifteen pounds on the square
inch This machine is light and simple, and lis
fuel (alcnhoD takes little space Whether it
will be superior to or cheaper than steam is u
question others must decide.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-31

A powder magazine at Maysyil!e, Ohio, took
fire on Sunday. and oJO keys Of powder expo-
dcd--l3 houses were blown TO pieces. several
persons were wounded, bu, none killed. One
woman, however, died of fright.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-31

self, she turned round to her and exclaimed loud
enough to be heard by half the table" Sal,
dip Into the gravy-Dad pays as much as any
on I'm" This was followed by general roar
in which the captain led off. The girls arrived
at their place of destination before supper, and
when they left the boat all hands gave three
cheers for the girls Of Tennessee
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-31
VOL. XIx.---NO. SO.
WASHINGTON National Monument.

As Elections for Members of Congress, &C.,
will be held during the ensuing months in seve-
raj States of the Union, the Board Of Managers
have deemed it their their duty to request the
Judges or Commissioners who may be appoint
ed to take the ballots of the voters, TO put up
boxes at the different localities where elections
will be held, for the purpose of receiving such
contributions as the admirers Of the lllustrous
Father of his Country may think proper 10 de-
post in aid of the great Monument, now in
course Of erection in this city to his memory.
They feel assured that when this noble and
patriotic purpose is presented to the people, they
will not hesitate TO give their mite for such an
object; and it now becomes more necessary, as
the funds of the society are rapidly diminishing
and may not soon be adequate TO carry on the
work. A small contribution from each citizen
or voter throughout the United States, would be
sufficient 10 complete the Monument,-a work
intended to add to their glory as well as to hon.
or the memory of the iustrious dead. A half
dime is but an inconsiderable sum and yet q
half dime contributed by every inhabant of
our country, would rear the grand structure, now
in progress, to its destined completion. 1t will
be piliiu, wondrous pitiiul, if out of twenty-five
millions of sous who inhaoit this great country,
rendered independent, prosperous and happy
mainly by his eXertions and devotion to its
cause, the SUN necessary to erect a Monument
worthy Of such u man could not be completed
for the want of the small pecuniary aid which
every American should feel it his pride, as well
rs his duty TO afford.
At the last Presidential election, the plan Of
obtaining contributions at the Polls, uhus test
ing the patriotism and liberality of the voters
and others) was attempted, though the previous
arrangements were not such rs to insure very
full collection, the result was as satisfactory as
could, under the circumstances, have been ex-
pectcd.
1t is therefore desirable that this system should
be continued in The different States at all future
elections of local or general nature; and tho
Board of Managers indulge the hope that ON
this occasion at the elections TO be heldsin the
respective States of Main, Vermont, Massachu-
sells, New York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland, South Carolina, Georgia,
Mississippi, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Louisiana, and Florida, contributions will be
made in aid Of the Monument, worthy of the
Countrylnen of their illustrious benefactor,
JOHN Carroll BRENT,
sSecretary Of the w. N. NJ S.
=" Journals favorable to the above object, in
the States where elections are 10 be held, are
requested to publish the above.
<se--
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-31

A new paper has been started in New York
called the I" Thief" Ii all rho thieves in thai
city patronize it, it will "pay."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-31

JHARLES D. LEWIS ITIe DG1HOCTIIIC Ca1u-
date who is $; id to be elected to Congress from
the Kanawha district Of Virginia, is the son of
Il tailor, and worked at the trade in his fathers
shop until he was eighteen years of age, when
he left home, and by dint of hard toll succeeded
in procuring n college education and studying
law. When admitted TO practice he returned 10
his native village, where he has been elected to
the Virginia Legislature, and served Il term quite
credtaUly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-31

MRS. HARRINGTON A,AIN.-" our Old Nrn-
lucky home" said Mrs Partnglon. as she thrust
her nightcap out of the Window to catch the
noise of song an individual was singing. in a
dismal voice, near her dwelling. You poor
soul y"n. wish to my heart you was there.
where yunr friends could take keer of you and
dn for ycu. 1t i, Il terrible thing to be in dis
trcss away off among strangers, particularly
where yon Amt acquainted with any of 'cm.
but ! don't think il looks well for Il man to wake
up Il whole ncghburhood nj midnight with his
sorrows" She <aw him disappear Il moment
afterwards in Il shop with red curlain opposite
and with the remark tint she guessed the poor
crcatur had gone in to get something 10 iuvar-
gate his ciScrn with" Size slut down the win
dow and in five minutes. by the wn"drn clnck
ih:t tickri SlccpiIy il her chamber, She had for
gotten all about the Kentucky home.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-31

THE OLDEST INHABITANT DEaD.-The War
renloh (Va) Wing says: Easter, Il negro
woman, The properly Of Mrs. Eliza f. Carter,
near UpperviIlr, in Fauquicr county, died on
! The lin July, having attained the eye Of Ito
wears. This is one Of the most remarkable
cases of longevity on record.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-31

Is" Journals favorable to the above object in
the States where elections are 10 be held, are
requested to publish the above.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-31

April d
The daily union., 1854-11-14

DUksUANT to de, rec 4 the nixh OF cnnnce-
Ty made In cnuse OF abela Bird, widow, pant
Char"tte ke ard others deendan the
OF kin To iohn McD"ugie, formerly "f iyd Coffee House.
the London, underwater
lum kee by Thomas William Nichoon Inveresk,
burgh the of Md Lothian, North
Tweed then Of Rnsip Park Uxbge in the
If ddlesx, esqure who died day
May 1854. by their solicitors day
of November next TO come in and their relationship
said J"hn MrDongr III. chambers the chancellor
liam Page Wood No II New square, Inn Mddlesex
default thereof they will be pereuptory
benefit of the said
Tbuday IN seventh day Of December next
judic
Dated this TIN day of August, 1854
RI HARD BtOXAM Chief Clerk
ATKINSON Il PtLGRIa,
Church Court Lohhury, London, Plaintiffs Solicitors
5--Iam3mt
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0aA.Ar rAnOUuH LlsE To TzE WEST
& ri - an

raosA ss BaHsaors WAssis"g and
nsas there wtA tks aSd 7s~dt< seame'' 0 ~f
Unaon ltws tAs OAso oWdtAs aasss TO Zasee'"s$ &c.
HIS expeditions completed, BY The
finishing the Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
excellent order, of uavee confidently al
The
road OF the and attractive charscef
The rxprcss mail daily ans
directly through Wheeling 1850 mies in ie OF " honi IA
Guiding all there at next day or,
Baltimore lay Tor lodging
Cumberland, II ~ nies thence Wheeling
TO rains Washington al g.
daily, uieeung Baltimore the Wash
ng,on uncuon, Rsay ou.e,) miles
Baltimore
Wheeling the unvaied Union inei
been completed Tor this daily
the down the Ohio To Gin
Louisville, Nashville,
the 81 Louis aud New Orleans packets be taken BY those
ing further
Pass nge Columbus who prefer the land Gin
OHIO the West also proceed d.
Wheeling the Ohio Compan excrent eonebe
by railroad
Passengers Cleveland by steamboats,
find this agreeable route, there being
regular speedy Wheeling and from
places. ..I Va l 4H -
OF Baggage from Washington wheeling and
chaIg, lo- transfer OF baggage.
lie anywhere on tue
roue) Washington Wheeling 30 5o Cincinnati, Sll
Louisville &l2
Tickets Mr.. Parsons agent the aoad station
Washington, OF the other agents Of The company.
VIM. PARKER,
May li-du General Superintendent
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9.9a eal A--a mo bz2.1
General notice for restoring lands "a market
il on certain proposed railFoadn.
. a5if mo. b22.1

NHEKEAH
W Withdrawn fto0 or enuy (sxcspt
empon ciaims) by sfdc a the Untsd
the and urgent solicitations
u both housss Vi Congress- beng made
aid The Congress
having made grants therefor Psssden, directed all
lands hereO1ofs which
subject the withdrawal Except
entered by enpson shall be restored
though had
fom
NorIcx therefore hereby gwen that Monday
Octob subject private
ss!ry 70 dra~a eacep do:s soes ..iuA
the following States TerioEy and land DISTRICTS paTucu
larry described in the notices Of enumerated below will
subjoc entry and location and thai those
previous withdrawal
which has also will be eproclaimed for salt hsa
ter, wi ...HU III.
Lands described public notice Of withdrawal No 49
49, 1885, for the aoad from Brandon, Mississpp Montgomery
IN 4
The daily union., 1854-11-14

That Withdrawn the subject
Monroe and Nncbtoches Louisiana notice No 4a
ber ~ 1883 for the raioad from shreveport vickbug
Of which the by
5i6 will be subject h Of
said notice respective registers and
Offices this notice
into effect siAoa awdng further insactions from this Office
Given under hand the General Land Office
Washington this fifth day Of September, Ammo Domini
By order Of tho President
JOHN WILSON,
Sept G-2aw6w Comm siODer.
The daily union., 1854-11-14

n n ID w AuE AND CuTLERY.--The nav
III ON hand mos complete soods which have bssr
with the xr M
Europe best aud offered
saving twenty-five per cent Our
compfises
articles every ace required about house a
und bead ot hardware
Building materials, ne sssormrnI NOT excepting sash weighs
at t3cenis per H.
Meehanlcs' toois every variety, mostly warranted
Leather betting hemp packing al Boston aetay
prices r..
Brothers door warranted for iour ears We
and W urn factory prices
busters, New York
ana per ccn cheaper other styles
AN OF which al pancla
customers by the subscriber .
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
Sign oI large Git Saw, Penn av.
Noy s-eolm bet lOti and lilh streets
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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

HE winter session Of this institution win o.
1
Full of lectures both
Degrees conferred in March and Juv
Fees; one tut course, 8s1 Perpetual Ticket $50 Matricua
80 Graduation To two
ol courses In another $50
taken by faculty
OF student Exam the
each br,uch In NIL hc,ls for
In III. country For further i"Gnrmarinn address
n. HoWAan RAND, N n ID an
U. ISL. l06 South Ninth Philadelphia
Avg l. iawSd
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Academy OF the visitation,
Georgetown, u. C

HE OF this institution will be resumed the first m
day in september wbsn hibero the sedaous care w
advaHcement o the pupils the hfan'p
of finished educafi ~. "a.
" hi-,orica of Studies he pursued
French which aci'iaies the student nrQutirG %
knowledge o that language while the system pursued
inruments superior hdVan
-fing The pupi's accomplished scientific
parsoo junior the pWpis bss recently pn
the result has been beneficial Influence on WV
YOU in IN mi o academy
Aug il-3awdk ctaepti5
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From Liperpso.

EDWARD X. COLLINS Il CO.,
No. 81 Wall street, N. Y
BROWN SHiPLEY, d CO.,
Lverpnoi
G. ROBERTS CO..
l3 Kings Arms Yard London.
J. MUNROE b CO.,
36 Rue N0tre Dame des VICTORIES
sf.s GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
shps will be accountable for gold
bullion, specie jewey precious stones, METALS unless
the thereof
JAMS
The daily union., 1854-11-14

COMETtSING NICW.n patronage
bestowed the Metropolitan Gallery the has
engagement with Mr.. Werrc, from lond
dnRuccotypes win cooreA with hirncy
hty unattainahc by the method and
beauty of deicxcy detail
To avoid disappointment ladies' and senemrn
their advsRce and their
made the designated Metropolitan Gallery
fuckers Pennsylvania between AZ
GEO. ADAMS, Artist.
Mar C-dr
The daily union., 1854-11-14

TO lNVENTONS.The office Protective
tional Union opposite the poco Of
Patent Once
The objects
for its members. with all possible despatch.
model shop will be in with the office,
made gsce. -
Tnvenovp invited oce, where
formation regard objects
All letters be addressed the Office promp
attention will be given them.
Central office. Washington ID. C.
4. q. CLAYTON
President OF Inventors Protective Natonst Union.
The daily union., 1854-11-14
Jos. 3. WILSON,
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIM lNrs.

Under the act of Congress approved 3d March, s3
extend rights
TONED, empion
alternate oddnumNered sections where
made The date aIotment proven up
the oi dollars and y
the day fsed for the public And by approved
March, 1884, entitled act for tho relief settlers
sections the date of w,thdwai
Titled at the minimum public
unds the Of dollar twenty five per acre.
up and paid for before the xed for public
Therefore, entitled the
of odd numbered sections
of 81 March, 1859 above referred
to the h March, 1854 ha date OF a"meni under
9th March, 1884, made prior the
al of the lands from markets likewise
the Of 2th March, 1884, any
lands outside Of the sir mile limits directed entry
sixteenth October St Louis,
sb the satisfaction Of the
pr"per Office. make
by law practicable AFTER this notice
the appointed for the pub
nnd embracing the claimed otherwise claim
feted.
JOS s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Land Office.
Sep I7-1awl3w Int. and start
The daily union., 1854-11-14

CkENtH NOVELS, by Ibuuses, Bnlrsr, AID ether.
from Paris
cents upwards, many OF them beautifully illustrated
Oct7 FRANCk TAYLOR,
The daily union., 1854-11-14

s4gl- a. These ships having by
pressly for scrvice every
xIIHR take ia their
80 ~toin strength a speed and their aecouno
uncqusled elegance
passage from New York Liverpool CABIN 2p
foonis $500
From Liverpool 10 New York. ~ and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached To each ship
No berths be until paid for.
The daily union., 1854-11-14

MBHOrDERiEs GACE GOODS. Ssc.--The subscriber.
have h day received full and complete
god the a-t PATS styles, embracing
s TO which the ai,aa ion of the ladies'
following ist OF of the leading II"
ao Mntrse chemizets and sleeves, In
- ,aiies. coaes md 10
10 richly embroidered muslin sels, yaences trimmed
" do do Maltese do
% do muslin colarctm and sleeves
100 French embroidered muslin cOIlnrs
y
xsr chy do cambnc skirs for open
i3V do do hands srchiefs d
- pieces Maltese 'aees and edxngs, all widths
100 do Vaenees and in-ertn
50 English andin insertines
rs do cambric houncngs M rulings
as do Swiss musin-, f,uncinas and bands
100 embroidered dimiy bands
50 pairs embroidered muslin cambric
n5 dozen long and short bisck mts 4 I#
Aso variety
bies embroidered muslin
gloves, hosiery, sc.
sep3-3taw4wif HOOE, BROTHER, s. co.
The daily union., 1854-11-14
Law school OF Cumberland Univsrsity, at Lobanes
Tennessee.

Law school Of Cumberland Univsrsity. at Lobanss
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthe~ late o"e OF The e'u
Judges OF Tennessee.
reen Of the uascs Of the supreme
oi Tennessee
Judges Green dev te their whole time srcu,
the school
Plaa of Daily examinations OF each claas
regular Of lectures but explanations
daily lessons progress OF the examinations
Weekly law and equity, In which
statement of facta given ny the
through all the progresses known
pracuce framed to require them 70
deeds and all OF documents 10 be read
the trials Some OF me cases are taken ny appeal M
,apreme court which held monthly In the class and
public every The students act ~ clerks sh
IDS Jurors Judges chance0rs, and In other ofca
,acues connected with their suits
the hfrd MONDAY In
ubar, Thursday In February Tho second
succeeding Monday February and ends esoh
Thursday In July.
Expenses per seonTui,on fec 63O in advance cnntins
Sc boarding $50 Students furnish their own books
which can be had u Lebanon bookstores.
required complete ne ancas the
dents No study required fot
regular aasses Students may enter
"A during the collegiate year.
There is a legislature connected with The school
Number students the last collegiate year eight six
ROBERT L.. CARUTHERki ssssi
Feb lI-enly President Board nj Trustees
The daily union., 1854-11-14

No. 800 February ~ e tor e railroad from Mobile TO Gar
Alabama, Landing
of GeOgia
Mobie Alabana New Orleans Louisiana, the
thereof from Albany Georgia, via Eufaua Montgomery
The daily union., 1854-11-14

i,HANCERY SALE valuable and Improved Rea
U Estate virtue Of decree Of
Of District OF Columbia for W:shnstoa county
wherein William Laurie and on ess
panant-, and Lizzie Dele Laafe arc dsfHd
public auction the premises, on "Wednesday
l5th O'clock that piece Of ssoon0 conasd
2a6 fronting the south side q svsas
and Beginning for tue same Al pn on he
l09 feet inches from the northwest
square, thence with the line Of snid
leaving said at rsht angles,
wady 10 fet inches to an alley about nvu scl IN wn
then alley, 70 iee nchssi hcnce
wady U feet inches the place Of beginning psster with h.
improvements thereon. which Of three story brick dwelling
back building attached The said property slnaN
directly opposite WilaId's Hotel.
to be paid
sale the residue In three equal payments Ia III
twelve, eighteen months thereafter, with interest from the d
be wecured by the
said remain In the
payment purcase and ths 1pa
Of the sale. A, AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE.
Oct 10 --eods Aucioneer.
The daily union., 1854-11-14

Collectors once, August 4, 1884,
NOTICE to payersUcducton for ment.Nocc
~ is hereby that year 1854 due,
ard payable this chce deduction Of eight
allowed by law for the If paid before the 3st
n. j ROCHE, n
Aug 3-eo,dii Collector
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No 55 June 1884, for the Iron Mountain and mississippi
railroad:
subject sale at ST. Louis Missouri
DO &. 9 do do jackson, do
No $40, July 1884, Dubuque Iowa.
Paul, Minnesota, Lett Hand
pco wisconsin, the lands Wisconsin
by notice No. 520:)
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University or Maryland.

\, s5 School Of Medicine. IN
NHE forty seventh
l. and end on the Isl Of March, 1855. -
rr'nc'prs and tsacuce o. Surgery, ~ r. Smith, NJ. D.
Ch"m'-ty una pha.'nscy, w u. A. Aiken M u.
Principle and rracice OF Medicine Samuel Chew, NJ.
Anatomy and Psychology Joseph Roby, N. -'i.I II t
Obstetrics, Richard II. Thomas NJ d..
Med,ca and Pathological Anatomy w Miltenlerue
NJ. D. - =
Practical Anatomy, r, b. Smith, NJ ID.
Clinical Instruction the iRfrmary belonging
containing hundred and fny beds ~
Fees lectures $50 matricuaon fee, IS; graduation
500 WILLIAM f.. A. AIKEN, M. D.. Y
Sep i-2awi0thOct Dean
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GAYS EABGEs. v.ish I20 illustrations. 4 voluu,e,
VI london. 1854. Price 81 ...... 7
Dogs management by Edward Mayhem. London, 1884
Price 81 l
The Science; by w. FulIom, with Iinsrsous
Price so
Of Sydenham Green6ncb,
London. illustrations. London. 1854
AuaM FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1854-11-14

sHOCOLArfc Cocoa, and Broma.- w. BAKER 4 CO .
~ American and Vanilla Premium
o which drs premiums have been awarded by
afs o. the uno are for sale by all the principal groceries
fbe Uuiied States, and by their =
ussey Murray, New Yok Twells PhlladelDha
thomas v. Brundge, Baltimore; Kennel Dudley C,incnno
psso' and s. II. Howell, Georgetown, y. c.
WALTER BAKER CO.
- hp'-oV t Dorchester. ass.
The daily union., 1854-11-14

n X. CIiAMBERLIN's Commercial College, located
u. Aeet, 3a'imore, Maryland The os,ensM
tins IL place In the reach OF Indiyid1A prop
facilities for obtaining hors G and practical eaaca
young at knowledge Of
few weeks than b. acquired
many years any counting house. sf,tf fsss..
The study embraces doubleenty and
adaptation Of and ade MORGAN
according the approved mehods
penmna=hp, combining rapd Of execution with beanp
purtan mercantile subjects beside many other points M
understand The time necessary
Om dve eight weeks
being vacations applicants e and
tend held stated periods
diplomas awarded these who graduate For erms Ac write
and n ccnlar forwarded by ma l.
Nov l3--lydhcp
The daily union., 1854-11-14
.s,su,,,er's" Wines, Ph,isdsiph...

' snisier's'' Wines, Philadelphia.
oHN v sNiuEK dealer in wines At the fo'mer old
bel Fourth where will be supplied with
aud liquors on the nosi accommodating terms.
JnOB sNinER, Jn importation foreign
office prepared receive order,
for special ,mporaon win-s Eu-
quantities OF
t ms jhn Vaughan Sndsr, the Of his friends
wins Washington city by Express
free Of f'ejglL
June 9-aiy
CsENC 4 aAd Il .gitsh bnardt .y and day school for
2th aud I'm, ,shnston c. The duss Of
De trnnPd Monday, 18Th September, pupis
desired 10 be punena IN their seats For &C.. circulars
he had al the principal n he
Aug i0-cOdt 9Th Sept (Stnrj
.,OLUMstAS COLLtc.sE, WasIington. u. THE ,hir-
"Wednesday of september and end Wednesday
June Students pursuing
de- o .e aeare- OF bachelor of scientific
degree al bachelor o. philosophy The c0cge
abont hundred dollars For further
address ihe President OF COLUMBIAN College, Washington, D.
Aug i--eod3w.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have for rem, several
new tnus- with two OF ground attached
the Capitol
spacious with cellar wood
shed and stable for eac and excellent
The beautiful overlooking large portion the city,
ard in fui view 0f the Capitol. 80
The approach 7h and Streets Delaware avenue and
etreet
An omnibus line, for fare permanently established
and the
Presidents square. leaving at g. and m Returning
leave Centre Market where makes
O'Clock ' - - $50 ~
Rent--two hundred dollars n year.
by applying VIM Sckuey, street or nv
scT nj my residence, near The premises. m i'
,.s. ts,.> F1 AMOS KENDALL.
The daily union., 1854-11-14

No 46, January 1884, tor raoad from Gains Landing
Mississippi Arkansas Camden,
the Texan boundary line, and branches Camden.
I'm hu afl anda subie Hele Arha
The daily union., 1854-11-14

hUT OF PKiNT-Pnnys Letters in English; vols.
" Camilla; by Miss Burney vols.
The Nouvelie He0se Rousseau, in English; 3 vols.
MoIcre's Complete Plays, French aud English 10 VOLS
Stuart Anecdotes of Engine; vols.
Complete Letters Of adame dr. Sevgne, English;
MOnt-squeu's Spirit of Laws; 2 vols.
The London STAGE containing 20U OF the best phys of the
guage, excluding sbakspcare's; 4 vols
The Glossary vOls hundred engravngs.
Memoirs Of Duke Suiiy, In gIisI 5vols.
Mrmoirs of Cardinal dc RetZ, IN English vols
Gamboas Mining Ordin of Spain, in English vols
Second being
upobtanabIe) are just imported from London by
10 FRANCk TAYLOR.