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June 9--lawi3w

pURsUAST to decree OF the high court of chance
made Isabella Bird, widow, plaintiff,
Charlotte ker and defendants be
Of kin John Mcouse formerly oyds Coffee House.
the OF London underwater afterwards Of the
um kept Thomas William Nchoson Inveresk Musse
burg in the county of Mid Lothian, Britain OF Der
wick Tweed Ruisip Park, UIbrdee,
county Of Middcsex esquire who died about the 18th day
May are by their solicitors before the NTH
November next TO come in and their relationship to the
said John McDowge chancellor Sir VII
liam Page Wood No II New square, MddcseI
In default thereof they will be peempto excluded from the
benefit Of The decree.
Thursday, the seventh day Of December O'Clock in
tho afternoon the sad hearing
Indicating the claims.
Dated this 7th day of August, 1854.
RICHARD BI.oXhM, Chief CLERK T.
ATKINSON h PILGRIM,
Church Court Lobbury, London, Plaintiffs Solicitors
5-lsmams
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TAs cAsspes CONSIDERABLE and erpedoas route 20 s
WAsss bslpAw Spvsngs passing the Alum" Warw asd Hot
SPri~4s.
RRAN0kMkNTs having made with the owners Of lhe
IA cad splendid George Page 10 between he
andria so Washington distance Of sI miles IN
railroads.
schsAuie Ihursdsy June l. 1854
Gordonsys intermediate stations
vil Henry al
O'Clock, arrival Of the boat from Washington giving
board Gordonsvle al IVY
O'CLOCK connecting place with the ur.n the Virginia
railroad Richmond Charlottesville, and staunton
stations
will Godonsve at II O'clock the arrival Of the cars on
Virginia Central road arriving Alexandria al hall past
thus allowing time To connect win the trains leaving
Washington for the Noh and for dinner board the boat
Alexandra Waenon intermediate stations
daily Sundays encepsd) O'Clock
arriving q Warrenton AT 81 O'Clock J.
On Sunday will leave at 7 O'Clock, a.
Watrenon Aexandria and intermediate stations
Sundays eresped) at quarter before
O'clock arriving al Alexandra al hall past socioek a. H.
On Sunday will leave at quarter past ~ O'Clock,
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CInonna Ioupls Indianapolis, Columbus, Zanssrae, L9sre
land Toledo, Chieaso, and 81 Louis
H ROUGH all points had the rail-
l. road Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington arnv Wheeling In
the splendid winchester and Dunal
Wesve ~ miles from Wheeling thence direct by railroad TO
Cleveland Toledo Chicago thence steamboat rs
miles, st. Louis Leaving Washington ut 5, they will
splendid Uuon Iine'
and Louisville and for Indianapolis by railroad
from .awrencebufg.
Through Louisville, and indianapo
from
wheeling holding through tickets
point For information and tickets apply 10 T. H.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
j. IL. DONE,
Feb 7--dI lasier Transportation
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Law school OK Cumberland University, "a lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon Abraham Cauthcrs, late ,'
l. judges of Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan Green, 'a,c Of til.
Of Tennessee.
Bomfed L. Ridley, OF the
Judges Cathers Green their
O school.
Plan ,,str.ctioni. Daily
books No regular OF lectures but explanations m
daily the progress OF the examinations
2 Weekly and equity,
OF facts proer
prosecute through all the
practice. framed prepare
deeds and oil OF docums be read
the trials Some OF taken by appeal
supreme which held molhy In the
public the end afsvey session. The students act as clerks
jurors and chanceors, and IN other official
bacies connected with their suiis
third Monday
tenber Thursday February The
Monday in February aud ends
Thursday in July.
Erpen pcr sc,sionui,on fee $780, advance conngen,
$50 Students furnish
which can be had in Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete
dents advanced No study required
mission There regular =,
any M during the collegiate year.
There is n legislature connected with school.
Number OF students the last collegiate year eghtysx.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb Il--eoly President Board Of Trustees
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by y. c. MCGUIRE. Auot,oneer,

lIuiANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND ELICIBIY-s rTUA-
o.
W made In the cause WHEREIN James Halliday and others
Tbouas Halliday Halliday, William Halliday and Lydia j.
Hunion decenscd defendants the subscriber appostes
ground lying being city washington and
o On he ps plan o. .. =
Nos q and in square No. 779 lots Nos p and IA in
SIS said pa't said No being Ii inches
4 by los feet inch deep
on ~ Is s
running thence west 30 feet inches thence "a
thence 20 feet inches thence north 70 feet
and thence north ~ feet the ofbegnning
s o NO. @ he aGne "a ss.
which consist OF = two-story frame house.
inches on as west between and by ao3
desp will take place Tuesday September
The sale lot square No. 49, which fronts 4s feet on
s u fee.
with the improvements viii be sold Thursday, the day
PSa s No. s an and i viii
said Thursday tho 7th sfseptember 1884,
east st.. = :,
sale olo No .qua. viii!
O'clock the premises, Fourth east between
square 1903, T. g. and T.
No 79 and lots Nos g. and a. In No 3a,
o'clock p NJ auction store G. MeGae the corner
Of Pennsylvania aud 10Th
OF city opportunity DESTROYS
BUILDING
the purchase money g be paid aud the balance in equal
notes, bearing sae security a.
proved by the Upon the fun Of the purchase
will the the respective irchasers in
4 the terms osas are not with IN M days after ;ns sale
will esod weeks notice, risk md expense
the purchaser purchasers thereof All conveyancng the
CHAs. d. WALLACE, Trustee.
Aug lo-3taw&ds Auctioneer.
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From Liver pool.

EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. 81 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 90,
Liverpool
K q. ROBERTS b CO..
10 Kings Arms Yafd, I4ondop
]. MUNROE L CO.,
70 Rue Notre Dame des Victories,
Paris.
GEO. H DRAPER, Havre.
The gold
bullion specie cwely precious metals, unless bills
fading signed
Jap5
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uP
uay New Market the train leaving
O'clock a. Tuesdays Thursdsys and Sat
urdays connecting with the Cupeper court house
Passengers Lynchburg will leaving Aexnn
dra al O'Clock, M, Wednesdays and Fridays
meeting stages CharIo tesvile.
White Sulphur Springs will take the train leav
ing daily connecting with the Staunton
Freight = running daily, (Sundays exceped)
Per ORDER w. h. BROCkETT, Agent,
June l4-dIf Alexandria Va
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United STATES Mail L,,. to California via a.ps.

limited STATES Mail Line To California, via Axps-
u Panama, and goth month,
steamships approved by the Navy Department.
1900 burden, guarantyng speed and safety.
The Panama railroad completed Obspo, IL miles from
Panama.
from miles rail
Aspnwa Obspo, 8 miea of land transportation
recently thorough order single
therefore, hourshe
only transferred and FROM mue
alongside the
There be transportation in future this
entirely from sickness OF any description.
being always kept New York. pana
San Francsco detention accden
The IL entirely reabs.
Atlantic be
larly in days o the Pacific in ~ TO l2k days.
Passengers will leave Panama the Aspn
wall
Through tickets ahe iope yates, be had the agency 77
Yves street, New York
Jan 26-du
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OOMETFIIN NEW.n OF the liberal patronage
Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has made
engagement Verge, artist from Lond'n by whose
process dasuseoypsa win Ne coocA with bancy and dura
by method, and far surprising In
beauty effect decacy detail the finest paintings ivory
ladies and gentlemen invited make
and their miniatures will then be
at the designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
GEO. ADAMS, Artist.
Mar lC-~dn
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No. Ola
ny ths PrssaAsna n ths Unatsa st.tss,


In pursuance fsw Psrcs PssuAsas Of the United
States America % har.sy .aks ksswn h.. public
sronr Of ArAHssorA a sAs dsnss hsrsaa asgasssd 70
ss 9ss a.
situated within The undermensionsd ,ownships viz:
SsrfA Of tie base has AND s's Of tAs sA principal msidia"
o.n.aps one hundred and and hundred and of
Townships hundred hundred and Of
Townships hundred hundred and two,
Townships hundred two, of
range eight
three, four range nine.
s ..s ,ss o% md %
one bundled ana one one hundred and w one
range eleven.
me same place se%msnsn. Monday ss twenty
limits of the following townships, ~
North Of the base line and Of A prinepsl nertaiaa
one hundred and hundred and two hun
e one hundred and four and hundred and Ave. Of
drsd and three. four, range
hundred and three, Of range fourteen.
& sn and md hun
Townships one hundred and one hundred and three one
Township. hundred and four aud hundred and Ave. OF
disposal Or public
situated in The following named townships viz;
North of Ms base Of fourth principal
Township festy-ons, of range
Township forty-two, Of range seventeen.
Isianas sections esn, twenty
eight township and townships thirty thirty
nine, and forty " range nineteen
Also following military
lion Fort SneIny be sold under the
tied An reduce and define the boundaries the military
Saint Peters river In the Territory of Minnesota
proved a6 August 1884, and which subject
claims:
half of section five
eight nno half southeast fractional quarter
eleven, fourteen fsen, seventeen, twenty
Except and three reserved for military the
exclusive of oil the islands
Mississippi river In township tweniyeight of twenty
three. Ff4 attI
land Office commencing Monday,
eighteenth day Of September for the dpOa Of the public
lands the following Townships of which the portions atua
within former militia Fort Smelling
with Of the of 26h August
claims, 70 wit:
North of the base line and ess Of the fourth principal seTdian
Townships and eight, exclusive of the
islands the Mississippi river Of range twenty-five.
Townships twenty and twenty nine, excu
islands the Mississippi
Townships twenty eight and twenty nine e1cu
ve Of the Islands In the Mississippi river, Of
Lands appropriated military,
other purposes, eiu be erciwdsd from the tales.
The offering the above lands will be
appointed and win in the order In which
offered and the sales closed shall be
than weeks and private will
be admitted until anor the expiration of the weeks.
Given under hand the Washington this third day
June, Domin thousand eight hundred and y four
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY President:
JOHN WILSON,
Conn,ieaioner Of the Cenev.l and Office
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y ANTHONY, No. sos broadway, New York, mani
e. of daguerreotype apparatus maing
&C., and Of plates chemicals fancy frames and
caoype and chemicals for and
rails Of every description
supplied with materials for manufacturing
Harrsons celebrated also, Highlander Shon',
always hand
3O6 Broadway, June ~, 1854.
20-dIyear*
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n X. CHAMBERLINs Commsrciai College, located
W Baltimore street, Baltimore, Maryland The Osensbe
object place the reach of individuals prep
obtaining thorough practical mercantile educn
ton. young knowledge
general aw weeks be acquired in
many years in any counting house.
The study embraces book keeping aud its
Adaptation various departments OF and trade Merca
according approved methods
Practical penmanp, combining rapdi execution with beauty
mercantile Jaw upon various
mercantile subjects beside many other points necessary m
understand The
tn
being vacation applicants and
tend evening periods
diplomas awarded these who graduate For Sc
and have u circular forwarded by ma
NuvI dkcr
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DIR. monsE,s ,sv.oonATNG CORDIAL,

HEALTH RESTORED AND LIFE LENGlnENEn sY DIR.
II MoRsE's iNvlGoaArIhG ELIxis, Or ooRplAL ~,
Coz dial deemed fabulous The public, oen deceived
discoveeri facts act ofthe
nsSs, class and % now IT,
resi.iiSis. =
which make the wonder
% @ Sn
and mind 70 the reproduction of human life TO
The only Of that energy which
ws
% s % q s%y G ns Of s an
depression, individual suffering from
T c.: who have SI will
G many perhaps who have uinsd with their
s mot The
without reference and will not only remove the diso
~ sssu,Lp THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
the forms Of nervous disease ITSELF
au column 70 the mssdss for which "a,
.s. pap
aaIsncs picking flesh, opidi Of
@ pF .n S
inability remain place position weakness Of the
Saa su nns Il dc
al
proceed from organic causes beyond the reach Of
STRUCTURAL diseases, is nverred that
AoRsE's
Will replace weakness with strength ncapacty with emccncy
win uniform ana natural ACTIVITY and hs not only WIN
OUT haxd feacnoh Ou WIN hap eHect on ing general or
Bear nind hat all maaaes wherever tney beg
f"A win he nervous sstem ana That me paraInuon OF Inc
nerves Of motion and sensation Phystca dGtA bea In MIND
Also mat oT every KIND OF disease the Er Codai the
only reliable preparation known.
y DISEASES
convey an idea the and
almost change which the diseased dcb
atad and shattered broken down by
hy nsture or
Taxed organisation baced, revivifed up.
physical disease vanish
gc.hcr influence. Nor il the effect temporary. On
the medicine rescn sne ana restore 10 It's nor
mai condiuon. wei may the preparation Dc caheo the
MEDICINAL wosprs
c.,Yv :, r. as The frs, scientific man in The
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Philadelphia college OF medicine.

L 1854. " - - $500 -
Full courses Of lectures gvsn the winter and
Degrees conferred In March and july. " -
Fees One full course, 184 Perpetual ticket also Maculs
s. Graduation Fee S}5 who have attended two
full another $50 Including endustioa fee
Personal interest taken faculty the welfare and pvoares
ofevey student Examinations daily by
upon each branch In all facilities school i eaosl
% the country For further addros.
r. HOWARD RAND N. D. Dean.
LOG South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Aug i-iswwp&Iaw5td
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Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.

person entitled the right Of empon any Of
lands within the townships and Of townships above
rated is required 70 eablis the the Satisfaction Of the
register receiver Of the land Office and make
therefor Prdieabs after seeing this NOTICE. and before
the for the Of the public OF tho
embracing the claimed otherwise such claim will be
fcitcd.
ft.55 JOHN WILSON
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posr OrrIcE DEPARTMENT,
July 49, 1864
pRoPosAs carrying United States from the frs.
lowing viii be received At The
tract Once ts Post Oce Department. the city Washason
until O'Clock Of ah September 1854, be decided
September following.
MI From From cs1s.own susyie Grove Hill chocaw
Hill, Demopos and Mncon, Greensboro 100 miles and
back, three times n week in two horse stages.
Leave Gainestown Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Greensboro in 36 hours by p. M;
Leave Greensboro Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Proposals. for in coaches will
For form OF proposals. guarantee and certificate
as The department may deem proper sec
advertisement inviting proposals western and
JAMES CAMPBELL,
,- Postmaster General.
Jury 25-law4w Intel and Ev. starI
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FoR REMIT rent several
with ground EACH situated
on Kendall 0reen," little than mile noheasey from
These houses spacious and cellar wood
she'd and stable EACH and pumps hand
The situation beautiful overlooking large portion Of the city,
approach BY Streets Delaware avenue and
iins fare permanently established
the roats, day
leave Centre Market, makes brief stand sk *
Rsnt--.wo hundred dolars a year
The houses taken for inspection and
BY applying to VIM sckncy. who lives Cottage
AMOS KENDALL.
i,HCCOLATn, Cocoa, and sroma. w. BAKER d COS
which hs. premiums awarded BY
and fair g ne Union are M sale By all the principal
Massey nsmaE New York Grant and Twel, Philadelphia
WAITER BAKER, CO.,
ApSdy Dcrchsssr Mass.
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bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Aug 2sth, 1854
NEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals Beef "po
posa Pork,D may be, will be received This
dce until IL O'Clock Saturday, The Oth day September
for furnishing and delivering free OF all cost aud risk
United States, at the following avyynrds;
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OrrcE or CoxAIssARr GENERAL or sUssI sTGxox,
NfiW Washington, August Is, 1854
SEPAkATE PROPOSALS. will be received
- delivery provisions bulk
follows.
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J. snider,s" wines, Phiiad elphi..

sBnider's'' Wines, Philadolphia.
TOHN sNIDER, dealer In
Of Jacob Snide No rs Walnut four doors
will be supplied
aud liquors the accommodating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, JR agent Importation foreign wines,
prepared
for special importation Of wines, Ac house in En
Of single dozen and upwards and also soc
his Vaughan snider the Of his friends and
former cust0mcn
free Of freight.
June 9-diy
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Female Institute, south Carolina avenue, between
and hstree IL NynshinntOn

Institute, south Carolina avenue, between
9th and 7th streets cast, Washington.
nE OF the above institution will
Monday the 4 OF September and continue I'LL the last OF june
embrace nil branches
finished competent
teachers department The location
Ncosons being
Of the
The buildings
beautifully improved sna
ample for exercise.
Terms Boarding English so0, payable halt in nd
vance, remainder February Music French drawing
Latin &C. Day scholars of eleven weeks om
rs to sl0, according to the ciass. raj d, i,s l.
Circulars containing particulars upon application
GEORGE G. BUTLER, A NJ, Prfncipti.
PREFERENCES q rtN' ~ W ~
Ray William Hodges g. NJ Butler, d. d., Josephh. Brad
Law esd Professor r. NJ Bnird Washington llt eiln p ~
Rev. w Clarke, Georgetown - az A 81. W
Rev lanes NAV b. D. Rev. William Friend, Virginia =,
Rev Ale xander shiras, Pelham, New York '"
Rev a. ID Miles, Wilkcsbaus, Pennsylvania ..t
And the patrons Of the school generally
Aug s-dlm
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RELLS! BELLsi bells! For churches, academies, fac
tories steanbon plantations made and large
msnt kept constantly hand subscribers their
hed and enlarged ounry which operation thirty
whose
that their bells have world wide celebrity for volume of sound
quality tone The poprctos
applying the Of loan moulding In casting
which perfect casting and and.
cevcd january 1854 the first premium silver meda of the
Worlds Fair in New York. all Others
and Europe being competition and which the eighteenth
medal besides diplomas that has been awarded them They
hand bells variety
weight and they furnish order chimes
States and Cnnadas Their bangnss comprising and
valuable consist yoke with
which turned the beli spring
cappe proionging the sound iron frame; iong
STOP steamships,
proved revolving fancy hangngs in brass
design, furnished. We supply whole
improved hnngngs reang
specifications being given Old bells taken in exchange
Surveyor descriptions mnde and kept
Being immediate with the principal all d
recOnn canal, orders
dsspafch which, either personally by comnuncaton
spectuly solicited.
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
Feb 2s-dly West Troy, Albany NJ. "
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UMpERTbe subscribers having established themselves in the
lumber business old stand ~ VIM Bird SIXTH and
streets ne prepared all articles in the trade avoa
nle terms They solicit share OF public patronage
GEO. w. GARRETT h co
June lC-eou
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SaIamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON, 26 street. Philadelphia,
ate No 50 Dock stree) have hand large
ment of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors for bank and stores
PATENT sLATE-LfNED REFRIGERATORs,
Water filters seal and letter copying presses, Fairbanks platform
and counter scales.
Sole for Butterwohs Beley yaes Jones, Halls
patent powder proof bank locks. Please give
Reference made few Of the many hundreds
safes in
I'll Magruder 7h street, Pennsylvania Washing
d. e.
Farmers and Meshanics' Bank, Phiadelphia,l2 safes.
United States Mint,
United Arsenal, Sin California, Philadelphia.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Philadelphia, 4 safes.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Philadelphia
Richard, Norris Bon, Locomotive Works. Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester Virginia.
Mr. E. Wood FOgg Pennsylvania avenue, 9Th
streets, Washington. O. authorized receive orders
make sales OF the above.
May G-2awly EVANS q WATSON.
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Bostony by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
Improvements convenlences for the
ion o travelling public.
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EHENCH and English boarding and day school
young ladies, by M Tyson street, between
l2,b and 18th, Washington D. c. The
be resumed on Monday 18th of September pupils
terms NAV
be had at all the principal bookstores the city,
Aug l0-eod8th Sept fStar]
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washlngton. D. C.-The hir-
~ yfourh year Of Columbian College will begin
"wednesday OF september and end the Wednesday
June Students have tho choice pursuing
dies for the degree of bachelor Of
degree Of bachelor Of philosophy Tho
about two hundred dols For further
address The President OF Columbian College, Washgon
Aug f--e0d3w ..s
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| RANCE Company ~ New York,
No. Ill Broadsy, for As Ysw e~Ass 3ls Jsassry 1854.
Mel hand January 3ist, 1853, per balance
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