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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-27

pHiIADFIPHIA July q, PM--Arr brig Isola, PAM,
Matanzas; schrs Sarah Roe, Baker, and Lewis, Thay
er, Boston Myers Rhodes yinalhaven steamer Kenne-
bee, Copes, NYork
Below, bark Reindeer Heard, from Rio Janeiro.
Cid bark Elk, Hammond Boston; brig Hsmpden, Pom.
roy and Havana Reed Boston; achrs Jane Patterson,
Dole; Grecian, Tory, and Magellan Cloud Sargent, do;
steamer Kennebec, Copes, New York
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BOSTON, Jaly 26--Arr bsrks Lysander, Nenfuegos;
Pacific Remedies; Trinity, Galveston; Flight, Mobile
Syph, Baltimore briggs E1licott Remedlos Rollerson,
Philadelphia; Chaioner, do
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class
James 8. Aitkin, Theodore Ryersoa.
John V. N. Baldwin, John II. Suydam,
Alex. P. Irwin, j. Elmer Stout,
James lie Fevre, Henry p. Thompson
James A. Moore, John B. Van Cleve.
William L. Moore, Louis B. Van Dyck,
J. 0utwater Polhemus Abraham Van Nest,
William W. Post, S.y. C. Van Rensselaer,,
Robert r. Proudft, John N. voorhees,,
Charles j. Rutgers, Lawrence Wells,
Philip ]. Ryal, Ferdinand S. Wilson.
The degree of Master of Arts was conferred upon
the following candidates In course, belonging to the
class Of 1851
VIM. II. Acken, oliver H. Hoffman,
A. Stats Bonney, Theodore J. Hoffman,
e.. G. Churchill. VIM. Irwin,
Fred'k Cornell Demund, Gilbert Lane.
VIM. W. Letson, John W. Lee,
VIM. Lonndsberry, Charles H. Skiilman
John Muller, Enos A. Skillman.
G.. c. Schenck, A. l.. Stillweu.
John B. Thompson.
The honorary degree Of A. N. was awarded to-
Hon. Schuyler Collar of Logansport, Indiana.
Abraham ". Schenck, Of New Brunswick.
Augustus Beadle, Of the Raymond Institute, Car
The degree Of ?: D. was conferred upon
Rev. VIM. Gooden, Of ConstantinopIe.
Rev Gecrge tombstone, Of Edinblrg, scotland.
Rev II. L. Lee, Of Montgomery, MY.
The degree Of L. l.. D. was also awarded to the
Hon. Daniel r. Ingraham, Of New York.
The President then announced the distribution
Of the Suydam medals. James Suydam, Esq., Of
~
81 OO0 the proceeds of which should be distributed
in the form OF two gold medals-the one to the
student most proficient in the natural sciences, and
the other to the one presenting the best cymposi
ton. The former was awarded TO VIM. w. Post.
and the latter, AFTER great difficulty on the part Of
the committee 70 decide between Eve different com
positions, was finally awarded TO James lie Fevre
for the best essay on the Benefits OF thorough
Classical Training
Music--afaftha Quadifle.
The Naledictory Addresses were then delivered by
James s. Aitken, Of Lawrencevle, and the audience
were dismissed with the benedicton. by Rev. A. w
Mcclure, Of Jersey City.
Musc--Home, Sweet Home.
The orchestra, under the direction OF Harvey b.
Dodsworth, acquitted themselves very finely indeed.
end attracted more attention from the audience
than the speakers We noticed that while the great
body Of the ladies' and young gentlemen were
cabling all the time the speakers were endesyoring
10 make them hear, as soon "A the music began
there was quite respectable degree OF attention.
Is there no remedy Tor tbs ncesent peryersion Of
the desien Of these pablo exercises Why should
Alumni and friends come hore year after year 10 DO
constantly Disappointed
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vin DO nothing unless they can be the drst These
deeerve no sympathy.
ences arc attempted TO be taught TO the child. and
be Or she knows nothing Alright. There IL too
moch u the elements Of polite knowledge
taught IN our schools This increase Of studies has
The speaker referred TO the interest now taken in
popular instrucuoa to the conviction growing in
Europe o. It's necessity for the preservation Of pub
ue ordss and the impression Of i. connection with
secondly to general conviction that ignorance Is
the mother OF most vices and crimes He feared
the friends Of education were expecting too much
from II. Education will mot correct the deprsvity
Of man. Milton understood the little power which
intellectual culture excrts over the moral nature.
Hence be represents his fallen angels n Of exalted
understandings, and occupied with the most pro.
found and transcendental discussions No extent
OF cultivation Of the exact natural sciences viii
show man the consequences Of course OF politi
cal action.
The speaker advocated the general study Of DO
litical economy in our SCHOOL,.
He admitted there was an Improvement in the
clsss ofteaches compared with what they we're for
Lowing the common school the speaker advert.
ed 70 the preJudices raised against our colleges and
universities, and the suggestions made to improve
The friends Of popular education having failed 10
make their high schools popular with intelligent
people have sought to stgmatize colleges an behind
the age, and rs aristocatic institutions. Money
raised BY general tax should be appropriated to
common schools only on the grounds Of their being
unable 10 be supported otherwise and OF the gene
raj good. 80 with colleges and high schools. The
endowment Of college enables II 70 educate cheap
er or better, or both This viii enlarge lite bcnets
ba. this does not justify large appropriation
as would open the door 70 all. Elae II would be the
duty OF The State to reduce or elevate ell 10 tho
cane tevel-lying IN Ike honses, wearing like
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One bark, unknown.

Steamships Asia, IiverpooI CAhAWbA, Havana and
Mobile Knoxville, Savannah Southeener, Charleston;
Ros noke, Richmond, &c.
Wind dpring the day, WSH.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE PEOPLES B0oK.-CONs TUITION OF TIE
u United States declaration of independe nee, and
wasbpetcn's fsrsvs address, just published in one ~S
Ss,s 70 sls trade aE ERE pu uS Mo- Mats
y kftap sIest.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPRKME CoURT.-IN THE MATTER OF LAYING
~ ont public place, between Fifty ninth an Tooth
streets aud the Pfh and Eighth In the city
YORK Central PARK To All owners, mortgages, lssees
decree or otherwise entitled unto interested
Notice hereby given, that required 70 appear
fore The Commssioners Of Estimate and Assessment In the
above entitled proceeding at their Office ITO Broadway
ever The Metropolitan Bank at II o'clock M any day
(Sunday exceped on or prior to the 18th day Of
next and TO produce the Of your title
therein In default Whereof and In the persons
or be known fully known the same will be reported
the supreme Court - belonging TO unknown
ing tie desire TO corrummat this great improvement and
70 present the report at the earliest day consistent with
and due regard the rights and
eats affected is that all parties
and comply with the presiding notice. other
ther notice will be issued. ROBERT ] DILLON
New York, June J. 1884 Counsel TO the Corporation.
N bAl paper published in the city New York are
requested TO publish the preceding notice unt the 18th
OF July next once in each week. and TO send their bills
with AFFIDAVIT of to the once tho
the Corporation TO be paid the final taxation Of
oeedipgl. -
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INxckILENr FARMA AND EATER POWER FOR SALE

L,RANKLIa SQUARE PROPERTY Foa sALE.-THIs
property which is situate tho Bowery extC sion,
will still 2f3 Cherry
FrasbIn square and the Bowery il offered slls
particulars apply t. g. c. f. j. GENET Counsolovs-
at-Bsw, Is Broad way.
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ExPWD6s AGENUIRA

DERFORD a co.'s CALIFORNIA AND SOUTH
ID American Express Our regular express will 90
forward BY the United Stases mail steamers, go. Law
and SONORA Juno 20th. will also forward Lot er
Express all via charge Of special
gers. BEkfOhD a CO 70 broadwAy.
DUNNKLs A HERNANN's FAMILY EXPRESS TO
IL California via Panama In charge Of special ccndnc
toAs eoryoysEcc lAfieg and ctisr wi lsAy
York per ssssmetp North star. July Address A. L.
Stimsep, 81 Broadway. New York. agent.
RVNNELS 1 HxRAANN, PApAmA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20

E,bMILY GPOCER.-ToR SALE, A CORNER STORE
in thu vicinity Of West street, the upper part nesrly
pays the 81 the geole building ~ i'll sold low
price $3.50 the being ooliged 10 sell Of
other business. Is. ". RICHARDS, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20

HAZE caANCG-F0R So LIE NEAT COTTAGE
"A obtaining twelve rooms situated brst neigh
borhood al Bgb street Brooklyn; the lot 3 feet by 100
fact deep will be sold reasonable terns, the
leave the city possible Ror par
tculn1s inquire the premises.
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A SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE $50 ROSEWOOD
IN Tanoforte-superir tone, ronnd been usei
lcs than three perfect in all respects and fully
warranted by celebrated makers will be sold for $500
the has TO leave the city Can be at Sc Franklin
street, from otto o'clock.
Y MEYER, dATE PRINCIPAL BARITONE OF TUE
English opere) and lady, have removed TO SO Crosby
street. where they will be happy to receive pupils In snng
piano and guitar For terms. &c. please sppy above
NEW MUsIc-TsBLE MOVING scH0TTIsCH-
~ Twenty FIVE cent? Beautifully represen tho
ing Of tables Beautiful pction Just rrYHshcd by
LCELlL All T., -. -!s-s-ky, san music sent
~ nail portage fSss
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE THE STOCK, FIXTURE q
IL and three lease will be sold for half its yalnc
Location good rent mo- crate chance for ply
scian encing practice Apply I0I Third avenue
before 10 A. NJ hf.eL 9 u. NJ.
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nACUERREoTYPE ESTABLISHMENT FOR sALE-A
IL chance for sny wishing to engage in safe
light and ESTABLISHED business Location the best
the city To any With fe hundred dollars capital
this most favorable Opportunity Will be sold low IL
applied foi soon the about leaving fo- Europe
Apply 20 s d. HUMPHREY $40 Broadway
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nRJG STORE FOE sALE-LocATED UP TOWN
- neatly fttedup, well stocked, and doing goo busi
excellent location for physiciau will lie y
et great sacrifice the cannot attend to It, Ad
drsss Medieus, Herald office.
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1ATELNOgTAJ.

A GENTLEMAN WHOSE CIRCLE OF ACQUATNT
n In this city very limited s dsi.ous forming
scQusintanor with young lady with view mat
fimony she muss he under twenty ave- and fan affection
ate difpodBen Address, comfortably, Roberts, Broad
way t0st OTeo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY REsIDEN

a BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY REsIDENCE FOR SALE
IA twelve miles from tue City Hall, the homestead,
barns stables sheds and ice house an excellent Garden
the residence OF Potter Valentine Esq, a. For lham
within i've minutes walk of the Harlem Railroad depot
Tie buildings ded number Of the best
bearing rn trees consisting q cherry apps plumb and
apricot Of the growth, from ten TO twenty
The budrgs CONVEX lent and in good order aud
sdeuce 10 Weschester county healthy better shad
ed by trees and shrubbery supped with water Seventy
cen. Of the purchase money may remain on NOR
gage for Eve years. Apply 20 John b. Baskn, No 20
Chambers street the subscriber Mt the ooe opposite
the Fordhsm Depot from 0 O'Clock A. ~ TO r NJ.
John BUSTING
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COOK -TaIs sum IN CASH AND 81 IN no yTHlY
PAZC. in'talmopss, will buy small cottage and wo
city lots Upper Mcrtana depot also cottage and
lot 100 feet square Inquire early az 1873 william street
second story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20

ITO LET-IN FRANKLIN STREET, NEAR WEST
Brsadvay, two large new buildings, each 25x0O fees,
purposes. VIII be leased together separate stores
or let in parts at reasonable rents Inquire O. A.
douine, 10. 475 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20

public respectfully informed that this ferry s now
alton good boats leaving foot Of Tenth
street. River. ng, from four O'Clock NJ TO
eight O'Clock Pm After this hour trips will be made every
6een minutes until eleven O'clock This 10 the shortest
route 70 the national track Wis Ravenswood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20

ITO LET AT NEW BRIGHTON, 8. Ito SMALL
family for the suDmer nthsa paror, two roo.as,
and two bedrooms in front Of the ferry For particulars
inquire at the Post Once at New brighton Of r. Brower.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20

A YOUNG LADY, PERFECTLY COMPETENT TO
"A take the entire charge of ladies' education in
the Ergsh branches lapeuages music and drawing Is DO
hndrS good situation governess in family
In ew York or vicinity city given APP
ply Charles Ahrenfodt Sc Maiden lane, Garrigue
rhrfet Rrosd vav
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ITO LET-sEvERAL NEW AND NEAT COTTAGE
4 houses, with eight rooms each in Ilth strees be-
ween Third and Fourth Rent 1926 year. In.
Suiro Of J. DkNHAB corner OF Sixteenth street and
Eighth avenue D. RIDWELL No. 28 West Eishtoen III
-
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G1 n0n WANTED, on POND AND M0RTGAG :,
RJ.OOU for two three property in Morris
County, New Jersey Address Bond Herald office.
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EoUNTRT RESIDENCE FOR sALE-oN THE TENTH
" Kings Bridge road nine miles from the City
Hal within few minutes walk from the Hudson River
Rar ad station at 1!2d street ornamental cottage
. BY ~ eet two stories and basement Gothic stable 20
by &c feet stories with two and half lots Of ground
har ore, laid out filed with flowers and shrubbery.
Price, $1,000 Part of the money remain bond
JoHN D. enEYALIER $50 nroadw way
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GOOn WbNTED-TO ENLARGE A NET CASH BU.
DCUO siness for which share of the profits viii be
gwen large interest Thirteen shares Of coal stool
Which SEQ have hen paid in will be left collateral Ad
dress r. X X Herald othce stating where interview
be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20

"COPPER" oRE-FoRTY TONS OF COPPER ORE, OF
about = per cent. us received I've. sSm the Eharesss
yielding forty tons mouth This parcel will be
with the privilege of the next shipment For terms apply
70 THOMAS ANDREWS No. Hanover street
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rLlFr0E, S2ATRE ISIAED--TaE sUs 3CRTBEE
asrs for SALE Of abe most atSsn.sgeousy situated
building LOLA at Clifton the Narrovs the tact u
" Van wagenen Hsl This r:.tion . the most str
tive for residences Tie Island. H. 0O0SETs~ Is Hssde
slEse.. .. aas sad os .a.Aaaae roHts. GLftaa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20

WANTED-BOARD. IN RESPECPABLE NEIGH
srs widow lady prefsred charge moderate References
exchanged and beard paid in advance One having
atoms will hear of permanent occupant by adj
dressing A. L. D., Broadway Post Once.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.


THERMOMETERS WATCHEs-VERY FINE POCKET
~ ehronometers which run without any percep,ibe va
ration for sae a. ess tina usual prices sale
tail. G.. q ALlkN street. second floor.
COOPER wATCHEs.-GoLD COOPER DUPLEX AND
" lever watches, in hunting cases, solendd lime
keepers, for sale low, at wholesale and retail G.
ALLEN, III v all street second floor, Broadway.
INDEPENDENT SECOND WATCHES VERY FINE
Independents second and qusrter second Watches for
tmnS horses, in gold and silver double
tue SAL ~ lees than usual prices Wholesale and re-
tail G.. T.. ALLEN, III wall street, second floor.
DhTFET LEVER WATCHEs.-FIrE ENGLISH PA.
Il tent lever watches In gold and silver full
sd and plain fns for sale wholesale and
tail, az less than usual prices
q. O. ALLEN. IL Wall street, second A,or.
DlCEkRD HAWKINS, LATE SAVAGE 4 HAyKINs,
IL god and silver reNner, IL Beekman street, three
doors from nassau New York zine gold end silver al
Ways % hand. Old gold and silver bought by assay.
CPECTAcLEs, GOOD AND CHEAP. ACCURATELY
- adjusted TO vision and exchanged free not atsfac
tory by Professor FRANKS Optican by diploma 10 she
Now YORK Bye Horal and tpectacle maker 20 the Eye
lnlrmsry no Park row. opposite the Astor House. and
a. ~ B0Wtry.
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G6O nnN TO LoAg-ON DIAAoSDs, WATCHES
ICU.OUO .ewelry, &c, or bought for ossh Good city
e.ccks notes bonds and bills OF exchange nc
aeTotaed ausiness CONFIDENTIAL and pIomPty executed
a lG2 taRsau s+rset, rooR NO, 2 THOMPSON CO ,
brokers snd commission merchants.
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$4,000 TO 50 eco WAITED D. on BOND AID
city property. Apply l., II P1GUoLEi, ISL Greepw
street oorner Of Dey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20

CHEAP RENT .sayo.-FoUR YEARS LEASE OF a
" brick house. with twenty rooms large yard Croton
sale. The pur chaser occupy Ave rooms stable shop
Thirty fifth street, before 10 a. N. or after r N.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

The cheapest, comfortable and expeditions The
Waite Sulphur Springs, pGssng he Alum, Warm, aud Hot
Springs.
A ARRANGEMENTS having made with me OF the
II and splendid George Page between Alex
and Washington distance OF six miles, in c0nnexon with
railroads. follow
schedule will take effect and after Thursday June l. 1854
eranda To GOrdonsyie and intermediate stations
the depot, of Duke and Henry streets, at
O'clock arrival OF The boat nom Washington giving
breakfast board arriving Gordonzve ION
O'Clock connecting that place with the trains ON the Virginia
Richmond Charlottesville,
GofdonsyiIe Alexandria
Godonsyile ii O'Clock, The arrival of the
Virginia arriving Alexandria bali
O'CLOCK allowing Time 10 with The trains leaving
North and for dinner board the boat
Alexandra Wanenton and intermediate stations
win Alexandria daily Sundays eneepied) 5o'elock
arriving al WarreBton at 81 O'Clock, y.
On Sunday VIII leave at 7 O'Clock, O.
Alexandria and intermediate stations
daily Sundays excepted quarter before
O'Clock, arriving Alexandra at hail past go'eloek m
On Sunday viii leave quarter past IL O'Clock, p m
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By j. c. MCGUIRE. A,,c,ioneer.

ny deed of trust from John Took and wife to Jas
bearing date the 9Th day of june iS5 and duly
recorded in Liber s. No 80 folos 2a ss s and 2 one
Washington county, in the Dc OF Column
ba will sell public auction, the premises, at
o'clock Saturday. the 26th day of August the following
PARCELS ground, Lots numbered go and
as eight 81 square four hundred and four t64 and
parts lots numbered nine Cd and ten, o and eleven
l said beginning at e northeast corner OF said ot
nine, (9l thence south with the eastern
boundary line thereof south street fifteen feet thence north
eighty the line OF tenfeet alley, running
parallel TO said street, forever to be
kept ope thirty boundary line OF said lot
north twenty-five l3) feet ten ( inches
OF the back building of said John N
four feet inches and ha until II
the dividing line between the houses OF Mrs Margaret Mil
NJ Trook north with said dividing line
bali in hes eeabouts TO Vir
Virginia the place
buildings and improvements thereof
third of the purchasemoney 10 be paid in
hand balance in equal of six and twelve
She deferred payments secured by deed Of
the premises and ali consequences at the expense OF pu
II the fully complied with within aye days from the
day of sne right resell the property
the and risk of the first purchaser , ,,
Trustee
Jas, c. MCGUIRE,
,,rr 90 o,,sss Auctioneer.
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pELLs! BELLS! BEI.Ls'-Fo churches, academies FAC
made, assof'-
me subscribers their
foundry which has been operation for thirty
world wide celebrity for volume OF sound and
present recently succeeded in
bell
pert casting and, evi
of their bells have
January 1854 The fret premium Ga silver meda of the
Worlds Fair New York. all others, several from this
Europe which eighteenth
besides diplomas that has been awarded them They
hand bells
and they aso furnish order chimes number of
Their hansins comprising aud
valuable oGpst Of yoke with movable
arms which turned Upon the bell spring acting
capper, poongng the sound iron Cranes tolins hammer
stop, For steamboats, steamships their
revolving brass Of
design furnished We whole parts, of
hangng proper
spec being Old bells taken exchange
all descriptions hand
Being Immediate with the principal in all di
either railroad canai orders be executed with
acspach, which, either personally by communications,
specrfniy solicited
a. MENEEI.Y'S SONS,
Feb 9i-diy Wesi Troy, Albany N. Y.
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United States Patent Once,
WashiDRtOn Julv 10 IA

IN petition Baltimore MARYLAND pray
of 9oih
OF November, lS4o in the
sng the in locomotive engine
years expiration said PATENT which on
the day Of November, eighteen hundred and fy
lh day of November at 10 O'Clock,
and all notified appear and show
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons the extension required to file the Patent
Office their octons specially forth in writing at least
days before the day hearings all testimony filed by either
be used the transmitted sccord
with the rules OF the Office which will be furnished npp
cation L
testimony the win be the Sd OF November
deposon and other relied upon testimony,
office before the of the
ments, any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered notice published Union
gencer Evening STAR Washington, D. c. Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American New York
and Inquirer Cincinnati
week previous
of November next, the day of hearing - --..
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
sEdo OF papers will please and send their
the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice
July 2O-lawJw
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aALrImoR,o AND OHIO RAILROAD FoI;

Louisville Indianapolis Columbus Znesuie Cieue
land, Toledo, Chicago, and 81 Louis.
THROUGH tickets above points be had al the rail
road station in Washington.
Washington at q, in wheeling 40
splendid ,nchesr and Durna
Wesve, from Wheeling; thence ireci by railroad 10
Toledo, Cheago Alton thence by s,eamboaI Is
miles, 81 Louis. Leaving Washington al s. NJ they will
with the splendid 'Union Line" steam
Cincinnati aud Louisville and for Indianapolis by railroad
frodl l.awrencebusg.
Through Louisville, and ndanapo
Columbus by national road stages from
holding through tickets lie
point the For information and tickets, apply TO t. II
PARSONS, agent, Washington - -
J.. II. DONE,
Feb 7-dG Master Transportation.
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NaRsHAL'S sALE-In virtue OF writ of m faca' issued
vi office circuit Of the District Of Co
iumba for The county Washington and to me directed shall
public sale for cash. Monday the 4h day Septem
OF courthouse door of the said
the following All TINT lot, piece
lying city of Washington and designated
of said city lot No four, t4 in square No. three hun
bred and 3 containing esh, thousand feet
oo together with all and singular the improve
ment thereon seized and levied the property OF Walter
satisfy judicial No. 4i March term 1884, In
favor OF Bazei Hail
JONAH d. HOOVER,
Marshal ofthe District OF Columbia.
august g, 1854
Aug 9-dtSep