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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29
D997H..,A.g. CARD,

DR. J. c. F0WFLF1S, having succeeded - the Prac-
II tice &C DR. l. P. HrGREE has opened sss = a \
DEsEEF,, and intends making perm sfcHi location
Mineral Point. BE would therefore rrsEut sciicl
he eofiatlCa aud patronage # the community.
Al operations Incident - hts Profession Wi! be per
formed in thorough and wuTkEanilka manner Dut
attention in be paid to the iFrealartes ct ehildfens
reetb and The utmost caution vii be asfi ID order 3
avoid pain Inach possible, IA any ad every ofrs
ljou.
UFTIcE, in The Masonic Han, over toe Wisconsin
Bank. Residence at Mrs. HenTys Cotiae1. O4icl
hours, from 4. NJ, - P. NJ
-REYxzKNCE-
l. P HlGBEE, OF rhuiisburg.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29

-, ,lfrsigued would respectfully Inform the
gsf5b 49, r,ublic that he is running TRT-
sTI ~ STAGE between MINERL POINT and
EbbhLbr ss fol iows Leaves the Franklin House.
WAkRb8Si - On Monday, Wednesday and Friday NOR
AH-fa eyes the Burnett House, WARREN on Tuesday
I15sI ond saturday mornings. of each week con
Taase5 Warren with The trains East and West and at
nseb1 2 iat with stages for al parts of the State
MD. -ers gong E4-t viii find this safe and com
-. -antp ard greatly to their advantage, as none
b.lS ard 10 - careful drivers viii be erapoyed
y 1' the only reg Iiar line OF Stages between this
~ ili' and The Railroad 70 he relied on.
T.. h1e patronage is solicited
fLpiS CHARLIE cox.
,r,er.I FONT, November l6 l95i- If
,outs Mineral Point, ]. P. TRsMET, Franklin
r. Darlington, N4SwAeGoNER. Warren, A. & :
e-s,vTT. Burnett House.
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a~aG:E ORANGE PLANES.
r-OR SALE at COTTAGE ina, FaI aysttc COUNT Wis
L Nv 5-Il l.. -. DARKNESS.
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sESs: &Ess4 T. EEENs.Ils:
Graham FIaur Germ Meal, Euck " heat aud ssarsrane
- 49,. Il, ss1r,,,ly vou. T. ;. ALLEN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At law,
Ne NERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. Office two doors
w west of The Book Store. VIII attend to land
Soiiatous, and transact all business CONNECTED win his
profession Collections Promptly attended 70. 3If.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29

I eshtcJ0 AND CIGAR =, OF the best qua Iiy
s * MALDNEf'S
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zzeEsE sooE. GOODS EEAx.s AI...svED

SEtS>Fs SseasEbs sd \ Z n 81 eiA'
CARRIERS CHEAP CASH DRY GOODS STORE.
THE subscriber thankful the PATRONAGE extended
him bv ciizens of Mineral Point and vicinity
wou3 respectfully announce to the public that he has
just received at his store opposite the Tribune office,
on High street, large aud very general assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been purchased with great care from the
OF the &ja=ug region. Ill has excellent stock of
WIN Err DRY GODS,
consisting Of varieties may he required by
cd on new cast0uers eIser for COMFORT durability
beauty. Also neatly every variety OF
lGRDGERIE CROC kerry, HARDW A RE
BOOTS ANn SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
READY MADE CT OTHIN C, &c,
which IS prepared 30 sell, not below cost but
favorable terms as many who promise much more
than they able Le perform. E'tne of ms goods
are purchased 81 Auction rooms where dam
aged articles sold at whatever they
viii hiring, but all were bought at
houses whose repui atiuus have
lOrg been esta biished as
liable. and the under
sigu-d has no hest
tali}uin saying
IheY
GooD
goods
have been brought tC this ket, snd that they
will - sold at living ra purchaser.
nearly article cguHtry produce, which he keeps
81 hand for sHse5 taseH IN exchange for Goods,
ihe highest market prices The publ" respectfully
invited call and examine The aalty and prices
ter supplies, II VIII ever afford him pleasure
.shyW goods 10 al those who may Ssh To see lhem
JOHN CARTER.
Mineral P.,int, October II, 175t. WHIST
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fresh supply OF Life sayings of Mrs. harrington,
u and Fern Leaves 2ud series.
&s4Sfs,
This That & The 1ther, lamp Lighter,
Mrs Ben Darby, Ainn2 Hermou
Pearl Fl hing, -uHsiIiHC IL u li4y PEtns
Light & shade,
Prose 4 Pnetfcal Works Of Spencer, Dryden,
Dante Herbert, ColeriJge, Mutton, Cow per,
Montgomery, geIDans, krke White, Goldsmith,
Sterne &c. &c, &c &c.
Standard fbpoiog' cal "a orss. Fslniy Bibles,
& Prayer Books, just received AZ
JOS SNTTH'<
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G<E0AE< gESs sFzGNs.S.--Nss- OH. has jus
= received q supply of super Cloak Trimmings 3
tae Mi}iuer's store, Ola High troet.
L0yszS.-A Fresh supply Of all sizes, at
Sw MRS OTIS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29

IS - EOES A-I0 b53s., warranted for sal,
GEO. W. COBBS.
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NEW GOOD :

Hlaa-al Point, Gel n, ASA.
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aamAT VBisouaH LINE TO THE WEST.
~ w .,ss:-.;Ii ,s: ;aIs.I1:17e

Baltimore Ohio ruroa from Baltimore to Vheeiig and
nsng there h the large and perd1 steamers OF the
Un,on the Ohio andhe stages to Zanapns, &c. Y
This expeditions thoroughly compeeh, by ths 2c
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
travellers confidently di
superior and law iareE The
sipendous and attractive oiaTacer
express baltimore daily al and
directly through Wheeling $3.50 miles IN IL or " boN, ID
cludng all sOppage arriving there at2 or ), p next day
passengers leaving Baltimore lay over lodging
Cumberland, u79 mes and proceed thence Wheeling ~ the
morning. I
10 connect lrains leave Washington g.
daily, meeting carsfTom BALTIMORE the Wash
Junction, the Relay House miles from
Baltimore. .i+aaai# .t ,..H.stt 0. "
Wheeling the unvnled of the Union line,
completed for this rone form daily
with the down the Ono to Gin
Louisville, for Nashville, c,,
and New Orleans packets, be taken by those
ing further ta r.
Passengers Columbus prefer The land Gin
the Wes di
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Conany excellent
National road Zancsvie and thence
by railroad .l.la .iill' ". VIZ
Passengers for Cleveland by steamboats,
railroad will also find this most agreeable oute there being
regular speedy Wheeling TO and from those
places. z. WV wv '+
no Baggage through from Washington Wheeling,
noe charge of passefgers baggage. 's
through right lie anywhere the
roue) Washington Wheeling 50 5o 10 CnainDat, $
Lousvile $l2
be Mr.. Pars0ns at the railroad station
Washington, and of the other agents OF the company
WIN. PARKER,
I--dt General Superintendent
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LAW school Cu,nter,nnd Universtty, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cnmtbers iasl one of the circuit
H. judges Of Tennessee ~ ..
Green, late Of supre.e
of Tennessee. 81. aH ~. 'H 80
Hon Bomfed L. Ridley, Of the cnnnceos of the
deV iber exclusively
school, h. ..
f1sructionl. Daily examinations each class
No Of lectures, bu,
daily the of the examinations, Is
Weekly common law and equity, which
of facts profes
through all be
Practice, require prepare
deeds, records,
the taken by appeal
yuprerie which held monthly Glass;
public the cad oaya session The students act clerks
jurors judges aud cbaR elos and in other official
bacies connected with hciT SUITS .
SsssioGThe the ;.iy9 Monday
third Thursday February The
succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday IN July.
Expenses per sessionTuition fee $50,
$50 wi books
vhicl, hr ~ IN Lebanon bookstores.
sGsaced No previous
There classes. Students
n during collegiate year.
Number students the ast collegiate year eighy-six.
ROBERT h. CARUTHERS
Feb U-eoly President Board of Trustees
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sALrImonE AND ONO RAILROAD FOX

Cineinaat Ioispe Indianapolis, Columbus, HHnesrf, Cers
T, .t1b iana, Toledo, Chicago, ard 81 louis A i III
CHRoUGH for above points can be had at the rail-
/ in Washington. i0 tti.' wy III -.
leaving ay In Wheeling in
the splendid nchestsr nad Dsrnal
for Welvie Wheeling irect by railroad 10
Toleso, Alton thence by steamboat y
miles, Louis. Leaving Washington at s. p M, they VIII
the the spisnid Unon Iine sieal
for Louisville and for indianapolis by railroad
from Lawrenceburg. -. sI.l b. lll
Through Louisville, and lndianapo
lis also and Conbus by na,ionsi road stages from
Wheeling. Passengers holding tickets lie at
point information and ueksis rppy to L. H.
- ,1'-' '-eI'I' lF y IU't|'ti ..l. j. II. DONE,
Feb 7-dH gn3Is al %, Huai .i' Master Transportation,
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VALUABLE unimpsoved clay property At private
sale, original and No. Wl.- These lots
fron south On feet, llt street front 2
They capable being subdvided into nine lots
Of Is feet by 400 feet. ~ 'l' Hill I3IltgI \ fsil
and Massachusetts avenue meeting on the south
delightful about $50
Ies prospect this properly command
ngy its and perfect drainage while is
within of The for rstclass residence residences
point all OF the city Of
opportunity the o unimpoyed city property,
sssg undputed claims 20 spetip!i does no oen oeeA
1878 " 'f' MORSs, STANSbpRY, CO,
June la-2ay2w Corner Sth streets.
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May ll--dtf

r. ANTHONY, No. 3os broadway, Hcs York, man-
Il. of daguerooype apparatu mattne
cases. plates, chemicals fancy frames
caoype chemicals for pctue and mate
Tas Of description ", i .H '.,'
supplied materials for manufacturing
C. e. Harsons celebrated also, Vogander Shon's
always hand.
308 Broadway, June ", 1854.
June 20--dyear' ..1' t'N|Htit-f e.. ft..' vi "r..
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|----- --T-- NO, AlorJ n - n, ---II-I--- III
sale o Improved Lands Ina Michigan cc0ed by the
t.Tl e. N lB42. q tttI}a4t 'il

hereby under the authority vested in this
~ Office OF Sd March, l83 and 2h july 1859, the
portion the improved lands ceded by the Wyandcs on the
in the of Michgan hereinafter indicated
again public sale Detroit Michigan Monday
,h, 80. 80. -; a. a"''-hber next. s'f' So ~
Nv the movons Of the act Of july 1884, said ands viii
dieed subec 70 price Of not less than two dol
improvements. " @
NJ nIoxatu I !
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Market
O'Clock, M Tuesdays Thursdays, and sat
urdays Meeting wi, ,bs Stages al Cupepe court house
-Pasepxsrs for L,uehburg will tate The tram leaving Aenan
a at O'clock a. on saondsys Wednesday,, and Fridays,
Meeting stages Charlo ueSviIe =, u a, Lt -
Sulphur Springs viii ake the tram eaS
daily connecting with the stages al staunton
Freight trains are running daily, (Suntuys cxeepted1 @
PR order i 4I.fif w, u bhoChci =, ageo',
Ii-dIf ~ l ~ fAiekah0Ilu. va
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Statement AnAlrs ar thc 1lutnxl AMe lnsu-
II rance Company Of New York, ..it.
n No. III Bsoaduay he Year ending 3ix Ja"sdry 1884
Net hand January 3ist, 1853, per balance =
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EA AsR zs e
onASGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAH-aoAI

Whgs Suphw Springs, passing DE Alan, Wqy7A and Hof
Springs. ~ ...r.. t... ...f.,t-,. ,l-.y ''
having been made with The owners OF the
new nnd spIepd,d steamer George between Alex
distance OF sA miles, IN eDnnaIiqn with
trains his following
Thursday, June lc34i
train from nIdonsso and intermediate stations
VIII leave the depot Henry at y
o,ciock IA Of ns boat from Washington, giving
ample time board arriving Godonsyue Al lpf
O'Clock connecting thai place Win The trains on the Vsna
Richmond Cnaflottesvilie, and Sauhton
icu and Intermediate stations
will Ieaya ordsasy IL oelock, the stvai Of the ears on
the Yrgnu road Alexandria al haipast
O'Clock allowing time to connect with ue trains leaving
Washington North, for dinner board tue boat
train Waenton and Intermediate stations
daily Sundays escep,sd at 3ocoek p M
arriving 81 o'cioek, p, i,. ,i tla .uI4
On Sunday win leave O'clock, f5L -slI. il
t,an from intermediate stations
will daily (5nndays excepted quarter before
ocoak easndna at bali past soapck, a. IN
on Sunday will leave quarter past IL O'Clock,
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAiLIs

49, EDWARD X. COLLINS s. CO.,
'i No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
,t.a.H.vlt .E7I 500 M.ui % t.H- rH l'34 Liverpool,
Il, C. ROBERTS s. CO., h. E
q. .'. .". l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
..sH-s1 ..g ..E#fH. j. MUNROE u Co., th f7l 3
26 Rue Notre Dame des Victories
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havrc.
The owners ships will be accountable for eoid silver
bullion specie ewe stones neta, unless bills o.
the value thereof theeH expressed
: IauL6-
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Ibs HsW York Liverpool United States MAIL
The ships comprising this line sre
II sIsk,a a.. uttS ~ ....
These ships having been

ITlTs having been bull by CONTRACT
rts6 pressy has been
y4rAHA IA
strength and speed; aud their accoin
for uueqaaad elegance and conso
800 nj ssa,s from York Liverpool 100
tu cabin $40 Exclusive of size Saeooms
F,om LIVER 10 ew York, $50 and $40. r
An .sne q suKgeon ched 10 each shp 4 1851
MI" he rhs can be secured until paid for M .. II
''"'' pAr.s Q, s.,L,.s "2 2a b
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/. s,,ider,s- Wines, Ph,iads phia.

John " sNIDEn dealer wines oldesabliae4
wine store OF jacob Snider No rs WALNUT four door,
will be supplied with wineg
and liquors the most accommodating terms, 4t
JACOB SNDER, JR, agent for the importation Of foreign
Office No rs Walnut where he prepared to receive orders
importation SC, hOuxeB Eu
of single dozen and upwards; and also soci
son. Vaughan Snder the Of his fchds and
sI-L iiirI Ltlg
An delivered Washington city by "Adamss Express"
free Of freiah WY" ~ e
June 9-aty 54F. El+ ul tsl 4.d Y5it az t4g.
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Commissioners anrgrnve's oGice,

Dinwidde, June I, 1854.
'O of Lacy T. Davis, deceased hereby
notified fixed upon 22d OF 1884, il
ir the day ereaer (Sunday exccped atmy
Office Dnwtdde
county, The said Lucy Davis,
deceased entitled her heiraiaw,
gured of Dnwddo circuit
the 2h day of April a. D. 1854 suit in chapney de-
pending sad between William Prchelt and Suchy his
pantfs Charles Hargave, administrator Lucy T..
deceased aud defendants claiming be
relations the said decednt heirs aaw, then
and co1e forward, which
will be required In stct conformity law
Given under hand, commissioner Of the ciicu couft Of
Dnwiddie county, the day and year irft aforesaid
j. T.. HARGRANE,
a--Iawiw
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SIMS'S Hnnd-B Library OF the British
~ Museum 1 London, 1854.
Evelyns Diary and Coespon, cnce edition;
don, 1854
Contributions Antiquarian and Meri
cal by Mark Antony Lower; vol. T.onduu, 1854.
The Half CeniuryIso0 TO s50I History and Policy; by W.
Wnks; vol. London, 1853.
Giibar's Elements Of Banking vol. London, 1854
Birts HandB Book Of the Law of Storms; vol Liverpool,
1883
The Manufacturers Guide by Ibberson;
don, 1853.
The Young Officer Companion by Col Lord de RIOS; vol.
London. FRANCR TAYLOR.
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VHE QUIET HEART, reprinted from Backwood's Mara
Il
Travels in Armenia by the Hon. Robert Cursor,
Poems by Mrs Norton. ,, .
Queens nf Scotland vol 4; by Agnes Strickland
A Year after Marriage; by r. =. Arthur. %. s.H.
Fanny Fetns Portfolio Second Series LII ..
Just received at TAYLOR MAURY'S
June - bookstore, near oh street.
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United STATES Mail California, AspiM-
u n
class steamships approved by the Navy Department. Than
900 tons burden, guaraDying speed and safety, ~ 4
The Panama road completed Obspo, ls miles from
, r41ilHs
The transit miles rail
Aspnwa Obpo, 10 u,cs transportation
dry road recently put thorough single passenger
therefore, at
hs; baggage being ouy transferred and from
alongside the fa A sH ta'-t ~
There will transportation in unre this
The route entirely sickness of dEy description.
being always kept in orl al New York. Paa
detention IN OF acciden
5 reliable.
the Atlantic win be made
larIy in days on Pacific in ~ 10 2E days.
Passengers acr they Aspin
L-..-
Through tickets oest rates. be had the agency, III
W street, New York.
Jan a4--df b .''' '.''''.'.
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n *. CEIAMBEHLiS's Commercial College,, located
Va No. 1877 Baltimore BALTIMORE, Maryland The ostesbe
object of place the reach individuals
facilities for Obtaining thorough and practical mercantile educa
young obtain knowledge
general weeks than acquired In
many years counting house. s2srt Et' i'L
The study embraces double book keeping and
adaptation OF and trade Merca
Practical penmanp combining npidiy execution with beauty
portani mercantile subjects beside other points
book The
student the varies r five eight
There being vacation, applicants and
held
and diplomas awarded those who graduate For terms
and have circular forwarded by ma /. rh,I Fa l,a
Nov l3-lydhcp r,. II. a..
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A B1IGisGCAN HOUSE. Hanover stree, Host0nI by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished poEssssin,
ate modern improvements ard
ion on the travelling public '''af ~ 'eNt 3 w" f'ie'"
Ner q tiY l'sGT 81 iil i.tg ,.ilsi i.sftsat ita
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CAHNx


Dr samuel Uubsr or YORK. who treat. cancers tumos
na nsD @ % s so. a.s 4 bs p swss e %
sn os consulted FOR FEW days
Dr. me liberty referring Hon yens. Of
spaessss and Hon w B w, psntaf Georgia oo,e, od,
success u Doctor Giber. his rsosa
wha he use Of is knis no sross of III: ~oss ensk
and eupdsds Of hcknE Of fshs
o rs o0ws ss s has ss % % s ~
ssa % spoa me OF dsspsra'e cancer affords e
readers toti sa is ia1lustai - laqya % sssusat
it I'D 81 sto sqas Gi.o .sNsw YoHx, january ., lss4
"ps e,xnr. Dear LabOins uuds, :. nosshs ussr
had eaAaastea Al ,he eeaias usually Apped snsh cases nh
II sS u Ss % Assssssi 81 %
@ s ny 81 a
fungus and convinced me OF
& sssI
ws @ ns s nn Improving ssa nd Sss hsn %
been .s in The hand. Of doa ss,
truly you might live forever relieve
ssnoa ana success in NY sass and with them
ss e Sss II an Win b S %
esurd your method OF treatment and
'' Yours, very truly, "a sg w, r.. ALLISON. NJ D'
win be I % s ssSs vi s
:. VA @ ca, s Ss o0, U saas' ass
for themselves the wonderful eureq he is
COUNTRK AEs1DENCEs for rentI have for rem, sevs-
a,sd an KehGs Gfssn is more Than
3 the Oapdtol. ~ ~ -a'e"''' 'N " t'''i t' "
spacious convenient with cellar wood
shed, stable excellent hand
The situation beautiful overlooking portion OF the city,
and In fun Capitol. - i,,t,, ..f s l,,s5lo.
approach By 7h and Streets and
d
An omnibus ina permanently established
route day Kendall Green and he
Ssn Market %ee i makes Sf at d
.fIi' i'.gl'' 3D.. ,.t,...,. .at g.IsA
inspection, and be seen
applying Htckney, Cottage street, yse
my residence, premises. ~, =, KY. II "a.
AMOS KENDALL.
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UOAkD. with without rooms, can be had nj GIL
ID demciscrs ~ street between Pennsylvania avenue and
May l0-2nwiw-
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"a So NEW YORK, nItEmEN, AND souTA-
lDt AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMER
N<HX&k ships comprising this line the WASHtNG
ON, Gar;. g, NJ. Fitch HERMANN, Capt T. His-
gins. .
stop Southampton both going nna returning
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Thoy are as follow,

w. OF NV quarter do do do 627Q 90
my hand The city of Washinson this ao day
May, Ilomin l554. s. tlB.as +. JOHN WIL6QE,.ag
Commissioner of the General Land Office
June 1-Iawl3w Fl.
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NOTICE TO .EMprIoN CT AlStANTs.

Every person entitled the night Of prescription any Of the
townships and oftownsps abo1e cnuera
establish the the satisfaction Of tie register
land ohce and make payment therefor
seeing this notice. before the day
pointed for the public sales Of the lands
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioned of the General Land Office. Y
May l9-lawl3w
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Salamander Safes.

IIVANS WATSON No 26 South Fourth PHILADELPHIA
T. Gate No. 80 Dock sreet have hand large
of their U q, 4s ifgs.li Gl ,tf, siB
PATENT sAI.AMANpER FIRE AND ,THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
- Bank yaus ard iron doorl for bank and stores,
ft'a PATENT sLATE-LihED REERTGEAATUAs,
fe aud copying presses Fairbanks
,3 and counter scales. .tli!4G 51iaaalt
sole for Butterworh Beeys Yass Jones, and Halls
patent powder proof bank locks Please give call.
Reference made few of the hundreds have
safes in
Magude street, Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ton, d. C. i FL t as git y lgi llii gf HH7gi4
United States Mint, tt 't'' do fk'' '" ~ 'f|
United Arsenal in Califnrna, Sin Philadelphia. sgl
United States Apprnser's Office, Philadelphia. .tt,IG
Pennsyv ana Railroad Company Philadelphia, A safes.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia. 4 q 5..s 3s.,..... }s 5,i
Richard. Norris Son, Locomotive Works. Philadelphia
Winchester Bask, Wrchestc Virginia m hiE a liNflsaE1
Mr. E. Wood Fogg Pennsylvania avenue, bswecn
Streets Washington, ca authorized receive orders for and
May 6-aawly EVANS 4 WATSON.
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ENGLISH LAW REPORTS.
EiHrHI JUST PUBLISHED,

H " HHf N' LHist"t JUST PUBLISHED, b
Sir months aaraee other 4aeriean editG he reports
.f.Il. court. gIH'| ft.- ..
ENGLISH Reports, vol 13j containing w
Queens December, 1851 by Ellis and Dackburne
vol 2. Edited by Geo sharewOod. Also,
English Common "a continuing in The
Common Bench January 1853; by j. Scott Edited by Hon.
Geo. Bharewood. 70 :" ~ "
English Exchsquer Reports vol 8; by Welsby Huone and
Gordon intending Trinity term, 1852 Edited by Hon l. Clark
Hare. " ~ '
Ellis and Backbune vol 81 with decided since January
1854. Ans Yi.tdJnb |t |.lp t|.H,' ..H '.'.tt
Common Bench vol. l3 by j. Scott ,Iia yss g,a M d.
English Exchequer Reports vol 81 with cases January 1854
The profession that effort will be spared furnish
earliest day the regular and authoritative of the En-
gsh and excheQuer New volumes by
mail any post Office in the United States. y. = -
T.. * j. w. JOHNSON, I, lI
r'' 1877 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
June 25--iaw4w ra Ht H. 'ai s14 t'it' t7H' r {.
nFEICE of the Magnetic Telegraph Company.--PhiI
adepba June 90 le5The annual meeting of the stockholm
Magnetic Telegraph Company the election of officers
company of other business will DO held
companys oce Phiadea, Thursday the 18th day
of July, 1854 at O'Clock, y. JOSEPH 5AILER r
Secretary Magnetic Telegraph Company.
June 22-2awtl3thJuly* 4.
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D EII.s, BELLS. l-ror churche. academies, "a

RMLi4s bELLs' BELLs'-Tor churches, academies, fac
toties steamboats, plantations ec made
ment kept constantly hand by subscbsrs
shed and enlarged foundry which in operation thirty
whose and of
that their bells have world wide celebrity for
quality oftonc The prOpeors
applying the Of Ioam moulding casting
which perfect casting eH
tcnce of the uHppafed excellence
eeiyed january is5 the first premium silver meda} Of the
Worlds Fair in New York. oil Others from this
try and Europe being III competition and which eighteenth
medal besides dpIofhss that has been They
have patterns and keep hand bells Of variety
weight and they also furnish to order chimes any
es key and refer TO several OF their make
States aud Canada Their hangngs comprising and
valuable improvements consist yoke,
and which be turned upon sprlna acting
The ciapper polongng The sound iron frames ong
counterot stop, etc. For steamboats,. steamships,
proved revolving yoke fancy hansngs bronze
any design furnished We supply whole parts,
improved hangings reapg bells
specifications being Old exchange .'u
of kept on
Being immediate with principal routes In ali
rccions either railroad canal orders
despatch which, either personally by communication,
,qe,rfully solicited
81 .s...us a a. MENEEi.Y's SONS, lH
FEB 2i-dly West Troy, Albany N. Y.
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EOa ALE ccmnodous four and attic house
the Of ID House
rooms recently
Terms and immedi
stc Solicitors Office Treasury Department.
I6-Su
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C. II. SAND, 26 South 81, N. Y.
iy t-r.t GA. HEINEKEN Il Co., Bremen N
.. .al MARTINEAU, CRoSKEY, Il Co, Southampton
WILLIAM ISEI.lN, Havre.
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NEW York. Map III. 1H33T The undersigned has This day
opened office, No n William street,
for the transaction Of general brokerage business
Bank insurance, mining railroad,
securities bought and Sold
Promissory bills of erchange and
Nav "" EMANUEL b. HART.