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Notice hereby holders o the following described
prepared 70 puf
chase the hereof and the solh day OF ~"
yeber stocks, amounting In the aggregate
toned, IN witt
contingent comperion within the amount slated
order Of in which said stocks
may be certificates, duly assigned the United
Stata parties receive the amount hefeo must
be transmitted this department; the receipt whereo
price will compounded Of the following particulars;
I. The par value, specified In each ceihcaie
premium of the loan authorized by the aei OF
July 1896 November l2 1885, of cent on the
stock the OF 1872 redeenabe 3ist De-
ceuber stock OF the loans authorized
by the e4s redeemabe the former the 3st
aoh June, lcoo OF 10 cent
and the by the ac Of 1885, and
December 1854 Commonly called the Icaan
nde mnity,) 9 per cent. -
Interest par certificate from the st OF July
1854 receipt settlement the Treasury WIN me
or money reach the owner OF one
in addition.
will drafts OF the treasurer ni
the United al Boston, New YORK.
or Philadelphia, parties direct
Dut no entitled The beneht or inns noacs
said Goth day of November next
| JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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DIR. mossE.s Isv,GonATlNG CORDIAL,

HEALTH RESTORED AND LIE LENGTnENEp az DR.
rs, the properties Moe nygorating Eia
o Go nor M sublime
dscovcrer but facts nnden'ubs tac aeea oy
c1sday overhown by HAAS Of testimony which peecy II
Tho Elixir remedies the depobe evils arising
abuse Of the various organs which make up ns
function connected compound Of mat
sons deficient vital power
the only OF mat energy when
a IS s
T. ans ass &C. s
Of depression the arns % 4. I9m gen,
mediate and permanent, relief from The Of this
poSs Complete aud Hnins sasuard against
G There Mo nave 20 m eu w1 Of
Lei not despair The Elixir deals with disease as l.
without reference 10 cavsss and WI only remove e dor
''' '''"' ~ REBUILD THE BROKEN oossrrrvrlos.
The ystsm leading Diseases and
disease ITSELF are so would
gure column to enamerns ne maaatss o won % s
raga headache incpien paralysis ysera pap
s assh na%Sns.s @ i"5pay 2,
n a ee
inability emnn one place or position weakness OF the pro
uor aus sinking stomach female chronic
ss e ali
proceed organic beyond the reach OF medicine
or structural discusses ii Ia averred thn
AoRsE's INvaoRArIso
regularity with acv only with
a % a w ali sse Hs e @
finish with The nervous SYSTEM and that The EQUALIZATION OF he
also that every Elixir Cordial is tho
only reliable preparation known,
No language convey adequate of the immediate
change which in The diseased deb
taed aud shattered nervous system hehe broken down by es
natue impaired BY sickness lnIuns and re
The mental and physical symptoms OF & me,ynas % aa vanish
q
the constitution ,se and restore to its
nal We'll may the prepasanon lie called the
MEDICINAL WONDER
Of he nnsesn,n & eeny a bs ~ c q" harsolor
sTrnuLANr ENTAILS NO REACTION
Its eve M the @ ss, OF e,s s1s
well be said Of IN him who TAKE, 5 oa , hs s las.
without single drayhaeksnie operaton perpetual
the M mind aaa ne a
dislike Of society ncapas, for study nus
melancholy debility hystera wrschedness, thoughts
% nss ia s
incident females decay of the functions hysenn
c"nsua,op Sc Sc from whatever cause arising, il Is,
reliance to be placed on human testimony absolute
Persons Of pale complexion consmpye
pne yellow, ckiy color, to beautiful ford complexion
MoRsEs IsvIcoRATIsa ELIXIR
presented phenomenon tue medcn eio unheaS
The herb which forms its main
e great medical Europe
respect gcneri DR. Morse whose undspntct
authority sciences production AraOn where
his attention wonderfully invgorang effects
fact the wonderful Of endu
exhibited by Arab OF both
their desert gmages attributable the OF this vta'zinl
| herb.
Mosh's nvgornting Cordial has been counterfeit
| ed by unpTncipled persOns. H
IN future genuine Cordial will have the propretors fac
sime pasted the cork each bottle and the following word
blown glass; g DR.. Morscs invigoang Cordia c.
| Ring, proprietor, N Y. ~ -.
Cordial put up highly concentrated In pini bottles
| PRICE AZ PEN BOTrI. .E-TWO For s5-SIX FOR SIe.
e. II. RING, proprietor
#. l9l Broadway New York
Sold by dpCs throughout States, Canadas
Indies .
Agent Washington city, r. d. Gilman agent in Baltimore,
! g. Hance.
| Jan 28--dly
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FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY thB FfesldehI:
Jos. s.. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIM A

Congress 3D. March, 1853, entitled can
therein
toned extended
where
made the date aiolmeni M
dollars and fifty
ihe day public by the approved 2h
March, relief
who settled
prior the date of oopd will be-
titled prescriptions ordinary public
lands, dollar and
up paid before day fixed for public
numbered SECTIONS above under the
1853 settlements made
March, Che date Of alotpep) under
March, settlements made the date OF whdrop
d, market likewise entitled 10
cmpton of 9Th March, 1854 any OF the above
mile limits directed be restored
required esab
satisfaction of the and
and make therefor the
by law praeeabr after seeing This notice, and before
appointed public sale
embracing claimed otherwise such claim will be for
teitcd.
JOS. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sep i7--awl3w flint, and start
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Collec,or,s once, Angust 4, IL,

NOTICE to at payers Dednctou for paymentNotce
~ hereby that the
payable Office, deduction eight per
allowed by law @ the IL paid before the sis.
r. j. ROCHE,
Aug J--eotdu Collector.
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EA - -


On and oJfer Taesdny, Nose'aksF 7 1854,
THE Alexandria daily for Godoasvlle and ineme
dse 7t O'Clock, the arrival of the boat
Washington giving ample time tor breakfast on board Con
Meeting nuasbufg. War
renou Junction with train for Warrenton Godonsy
with Virginia railroad or Richmond
lottesvIio, aud Staunton.
Goronse daily for Alexandra and intermediate
O'clock
lhe Virginia Central railroad Richmond Charlottesville
Staunion
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f,RENCII NOVELS, " Dumas. Bsi,nc, and Others,
imported undarsigned prio varying from Is
upwards many Of thsm beautifully illustrated.
FRANCK TAYLOR
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University of Maryland.

School Of Medicine.
MI seventh session will
Il and end LIST OF March, 1855. -
priocipes and Practice Of Surgery. N R. Smith, MD.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, W. i. A. Aiken, M b.
Principle Practice Of Medicine, Samuel Chew, NJ ID.
Anatomy snd Physiology Joseph Roby, NJ. d.
Obstetrics, Richard H. Thomas, NJ. ID.
Maea Modica and Pathological Anatomy, Geo W.
NJ, D. I'd.
Practical Anatomy n. b. Smith, NJ ID.
Clinical instruction lnfmary, belonging to the University
and containing hundred and dfty beds.
Fees for the lectures naturalization e $5 graduation
500 WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN, M. d.,
Sep i-2awtotbOct
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To the heirs Of John Orr and Henry Gucnard,
Cor Quinend.)

UsTEp STArRs NAvAb AsYLUM,
Philadelphia. December S, 1854
John ORR, (cooed landsman, beneficiary Ut this instuion
j died here the 9Th of July last.
Henry Quinend marines and beneficiary died here
the i7th nltimo.
deceased left of value, which awaits their
heirs
Dec-T-law4w
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University of Louisiana.

Medical Department.
THE this will
L Monday, November 49, and will the
March.
James Jones, NJ D., Professor of Practice of Medicine.
J. T.. Ridde, M. ID, Professor of Chemistry.
Warren stone, M. d., Professor OF Surgery.
A. H. Cenas, NJ D., Professor OF Obstetrics.
Al Weddcrhurn, NJ D. Professor of Anatomy.
Gustavus A. Mott M. D., Professor Of MaerIa Medca.
Thomas Hunt NJ D., Professor Physiology aud Pathology.
samuel p CSopnn. M D Demonstrators of Anatomy
The for deciug will be open trd Monday in DC
toher.
The f,cu,y visiting physicians Of the Charity
attend this from November April
The students the professors their visits and free OF
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages,
There during the eight hundred
scrbed for daily
patients thirteen thousand
dred and fifty nine, : -
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d., Dean.
Aug li--lawtNovl
subscribers, having
old stand ef Wm
prepared furnish
ole terms They solicit share of public patronage,
GEO. w. GARRETT co,
June l6--eou
mERICAN HOUSE. Usnaver STREE, Rnaton by
Rebuilt, enlarged,
improvements and oonveuiopcss
the trspelrg public,
Dec II -dlp
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limited STATES Mali Lane TO California; via Asph-
and 2oth Of each month"; In nfs
steamships approved by Navy Department. not less ha
9,G0o tons burten suarantyn speed aud safety. a.,
The Panama railroad completed to Obispo, ~ niles %
The transit from miles in rail c'
from Aspnwa Obspo and IL miles OF land transportation
put thorough order. single passeng
therefore, most in sir hoursho passen
and their baggage being only transferred once to and from m
alongside the
There will be river transportation in future th. route
The entirely free from sickness Of description
being always kept in at New York. Pan
ma francisco 10 prevent detention in case ofaccdeI
The entirely reliable.
Its expected ihnt the on The Atlantic will be made '
iary in days; and the Pacific, IN II to IAN days
Passengers Panama the day after they arrive al Asp"
wall
Through cke,s rates. be had agency "
West street, New York.
IN 15--dU
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In The York LAverpoe, United States
rhe sAips comprising lAi. inc are |.
There ships having been D

y
K&$2S prcssly
-<1NKH&
..toi insure strength and speed their
fI fo elegance and comi
York Liverpool 52U
In second cabin co rooms $500
From Liverpool TO New York, 4 30 and E20.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No beIhs be secu until paid for.
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pELI4s! BELLS! BEiLs!-For churches, academies fac
ores steamboats, etc., made and large asso
kept constantly hand by the uscribe al their old
sed enlarged foundry which has been in operation for thirty
OF mahufacure perfected
that their wide celebrity for volume Of sound and
uunty OF tone have recently succeeded In
Applying the moulding bell casting
which peri casting even temper and as nn ev
dcnce of the their BELLS have
ceived January 1854 first premium "a silver MEDAL of the
Words Fair in all others, from this
m and Europe being competition and which IL the eighteenth
medal many diplomas that has been awarded them They
have aad bells ota variety OF tones the
weight they furnish TO order chimes any number
bcia or Kew make throughout
states Their nnengs comprising many recent and
consist OF cast iron yoke with movable
.rs and which turned the bell; acting
the capper, poongng the sound iron frame toina hammer
stop, steamboats, steamships their
fancy hsnengs In brass or bronze
any furnished We unp whole SETS or part OF ou
rehang bells other upon prop,
specifications being Old bells taken In exchange
descriptions made aud kept hand
Being with the principal routes in all a.
ecton railroad canal river orders can be executed w
da.n.ch which, either personay
pectfuly solicited !. ,,,xr,, ,,,, soys
Feb oa-dly West Troy, Albany CO., N. "
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The during which named stocks VIII be purchased
by this upon specified hereby extend
ed o 3lst December aext, inclusive.
As the transfer the LIST December when
the becomes vested In the s'ockboder
certificates oinscbed stock must IN ahdoh 10 "e
usua assignment
sokhoider thereon Where the inter
es, not assigned payable the h Jan
uary stock, not transmitted win the
the premium aud days only ess interest
from the time of redemption january will be included with
the principal in the settlement
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secreiary of the Treasury,
TREAyuRY DEpA ARrmKsT, Nov. l6 1854.
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r. ANTHONY. No. sos Broadway, New York. man.
u, of daguerreotypc matngs, eseys
kc and importer of paes chemicals, fancy frames anu
cases. caoype chemicals pictures and mate
rials Of every description.
supplied with materials for manufacturing cases
Bason's celebrated alsO VOiglandcr shoh
o o hand.
30a broadway, June IL, 1854.
June 1O--dlyear~
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FHOCDI.aTfs Cocoa, and Brnma.- w. BAKER & co. ~
" Vanilla Premium
TO which first premiums have been awarded by the chief
Union, principal
abe States, snd by agents
Husey Murray. New York Grant and Twclls, Philadelphia
Thomas v. Brundge, Baltimore; Kennel Dudley,
Ohio; and S. II. Howell, Georgetown, D. Q.
WALTER BAKER, 4 CO.,
Ap3-dy Dorchester, Mass.
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- AMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL sMTEAMEas:, M e.
e On ns asp so%p.ps E. n se 1;' IL M Cap;
These stop a. Southampton going
PROPOSED DATES OF sAlLiNG-lsS4
washington. SATURDAY, ssss Nav ss :s ss4s1
Hermann Saturday April 49, iaya Mayls
Washington Saturday May Nay. =; juIs juy -
Nsl%anT Wasnns,on. =. ..sssarasy % July Is Angus.
W..' s.,. Sss
as.%ans W.ssinsoa ssis$.y Sossnssi Rss:@ss'
From Southampton TO New York -
%s:s;.ss: sSs Ns g Ss:sasSs: sss @
H,%snn s 'sas q Esss,ns"n
FOR freight or passage apply Il SAND, % South ,NY.
e AhTaEsxT HEsNEkeS csoskg Se sss%sn So Southampton
WILLIAM IsElIN, Havre.
PoIytochnic College Of the state Pcnnsyivanin
Penn Square, Philadelphia
THIS College, organized plan the Industrial Colleges
% uSs" TO afford
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL Arts.
The session viii commence on Monday sep
Mathematics engineering seim H. Peabody
rrai easy autss t. @IS Kennedy, %sS D. .''A'' '''
Mining engineering geology and mnsraogy' Prof. W. IL -
philosophy and the principles Of machinery pof1
Peabody and Kennedy.
for department session, SIS.
Mechanical arcectura typographical drawing, Prof. JONI
Kern 30
French Spanish, Prof " Dc Amarlli.
German, Prof b. III. Entrup
chemistry daily.
department. the charge OF j. g. Boucher
M provided which and less proficient students
aad be rapidly prepared for the College courses
Additional terms, study, boarding
&c. obtained by addressing Dr. Alfred L. Kennedy, Poly
technic College, Philadelphia - .-
MATTHEW NEWKfRK,
rfEa ifl .sr1ae President of Bonrd Of Trustees
1oHN McINTyRE Secretary
- Aug g. Wed3al& Tueslm
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sImBROIDE,RIES. LACE GOODS. sxc-The subscribers
II this full aud
goods styles, embracing all
following = a leading
25 Maltese chemizetts md sleeves, in
M
10 richly embroidered muslin Valences
70 Maltese
rs do muslin colarets and sleeves
mus lars .
rs do do camhTc
% rcby do cnmbric skirts for drcsrc
pocket crctefs
rs Maltese edGingc, oil widths
100 do Vaences laccs. edgings and inserngs
IS do cambric founcings rulings
20 do Swiss musns founcinss and bands
100 do embroidered dmity bands
embroidered an
Is dozen long and short black
Also,
bcs embroidered muins
gloves, sc
~ Sep 3-sawawn HooE, BROTHER, 4 co.
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Mobile and Montgomery U. 8. Daily Mail Line.
x.i-.-k CONsisTING OF the following substantial
s,ssnekik1.MI, running passenger steamers, viz
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,

boats the United States mail will commencs
the Alabama lst Of November
tavBs Mobile daily and Montgomery daily the arrival
ears, ting daily Montgomery
ears, Mobile with the New Orb mail bouts.
One will leave Selma downward
six O'Clock,
will be commanded by able and
officers will exerion the comfort and safety
OF passengers
The rates freight by fny
per barrel dollar per bale Of cotton.
freight having elegant accommodating apply
board,
Oct a7-d6m COX, BRAINARD, co.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLEMY.-The subscriber has
III complete of goods, which have been
the manufucurers both this
country Europe offered
saving of from twenty cent Our stock
comprises
articles, required about house @
can head of hardware
Building materials, ne assortment not excepting snsh weights
3cents To-.
Mechanics tools, every variety, and mostly warranted
betting gum uGd hemp packing, at Boston iaco.
prices
Grey Brothers. door springs warranted for four ears We ere
will furnish dealers factory prices
feather busters, at New York prices
and per cheaper than other styles,
small advance for cash puncua
customers by the subscriber.
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE
Sign of the large Gill Saw, Penn. av.,
Nov S-eolm between 10th and lh streets.
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NOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT several
" houses with situated
Green, a northeaseriy from
Capitol.
These houses spacious and convenient with cellar wood
shed aud stable for eaeh and of excellent hand
Thc situation beautiful overlooking portion of city,
and in full view Of the CAPITOL.
The approach is 7h aud Streets Delaware and
An Omnibus line for usual fare as been permanently established
and twice day between Kendall Green and the
Presidents leaving at and p. Returning,
Market where 9X 3t
O'Clock
Rent--two hundred dollars
The houses taken for inspection and be
by VIM Suckney. lives Cottage
sci, my Lidence, The premises.
AMOS KENDALL.
July 23-eodu
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rHRousu TICKETS.

Lynchburg with the ut Charlottesville
Mondays, edaesdays, and Fridays.
Lusay Market with the
pepper OF Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
For daily connecting with the at Pedmont
daily with the al the Plains
Per order W. B BkOCKKTT, AssaL
Nov 7--dU
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No 521J
Sales of Alternate Sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby gven Of Representations
IN going number of meroSOus actual sstteSn
OF and sher unioward would
the public sales Of ts Unitod
along the route OF the SodAstA FGc
advertised in proclamation No.
following Offices In December inst and
President ordered those sales 10 be postponed
and to take place as follows, TO wit;
LOUIS commencing Monday the si Of
August next -. :, .,, ,
Al the Jackso commencing Monday the 18TH Of
Auguai next :. IA - ,
Al Clinton, commencing Monday, the 18th
August next. ..
Al Springfield commencing Monday the 2oh
of August next
my hand the General Land O1ice st the city o
Washington, this nth day of December, A. D. ono thousand eight
hundred and fifty -four.
By order of tho President: --.--..ttls
JOHN WILSON,
Dec 7-aw6w Commissioner.
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|, ;,LENWOOD CEMETERY.-This beautiful burial place
II dedicated will, appropriate
purpose. for the reception of the
of deceased persons.
The capacity bodies which such
the dead apply place the departed until they
ssIe sites for the graves w
The plan the incorpotors equality regard the
lots which will be put publicly for sae lathough they
premum making the curly selection OF lots the
desirable.
Until an Of Washington appica
attended the Office in the east
wing Of building entering the Cemetery.
Vsters requested to drive fast through the Cemetery
rounds. 80
VIM. s. HUMPHREYS
NJ B-Glenwood situated distance due north Of the
Capitol.
AunD AIM
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.~ NEW YORK. BMEMEN, AND SOUTH
1AE<<1n AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER ERa.-
Z8~ The ships comprising this iGs are tho WAsniMc- ~
ON Capt. f. NJ Fitch HERMANN, Capt. u. Hhg-
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+ \ I. snlder,s, wines, I'hIladeIphia.

1,.tgy4s N !" snider'sE' Wines, Philadelphia.
John w. sNtDER dealer In wines the former odesablshed
y Snide No 70 Walnut four doors
street, will be supplied with wines
and liquors the most accommodating terms
JACOB sNDER for the importation Of foreign wincs
Mo- 10 Walnut street, he prepared receive orders
special of winss &c. various houses in Eu
quantities dozen aud upwards and also solcits
Vaughan sHde the his friends and
former customers,
All delivered Washington city by "Adams Express,
FREQ OF freight.
y--6iy
NaENCH and English boardiug and day school
young ladies' NJ aud Sisters street, between
D. G. The will
be Monday 18th Of September, when the pupils
desired their For circulars
be had at all the principal bookstores IN the city.
Aug l0-e0dB 9Th Sept [StarI
iOLUMHrAs CULLEiE, Warrington, ID. C.-The thir-
" Colnmhan College will begin the last
Wednesday, sepeber and end the last Wednesday in
choice the classical
bachelor scientific
philosophy The college
dollars per For information
address The President OF Columbian College, Washington, d. CO.
Aug 4--eod3v.
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SAINmNnOGT SNIFB,
EVANS s. WATSON, Philadelphia,
Pa date No 60 Dock sreet hand
OF their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRENAND THIEF-PROUF SAFES,
Bank rom o n stores
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERATORs,
filters seal copying presses Fairbanks platform
and scales.
agency for Bueworths, Betey Yaes Jones, Hall
patent locks Please Is n
few Of the hundreds who have
In
r. Masude 9Th street, Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ton, ID. G.
Farmers and Meshancs' Bank, Philadelphin,la safes.
United Mint, do
United snes Arsenal lin California, in Philadelphia.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, Z safes
Philadelphia Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Philadelphia.
Richard Norris, Rcu, Locomotive Works. Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester Virginia.
Mr. E. Wood Foag Pennsylvania between sth and oh
streets Washington, authorized orders and
make
Mny 6-9awiy EVANS WATSON.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Nov. Ia, 1854.
Nov l9-dt3lstDecinif
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RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
sTGNED comprehensive and thorough education Of
civil engineers including railway hydraulic,
graphical, and mining engineers.
For copies Annual Register giving full information respect
20 ~ B. FRANKLIN GREENE, N..
Director, &c r. r. l.,
l,po N. Y.
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stop both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAtLlNG-l654.

C. II. SAND, 26 South ST., N. Y.
O. A. HEINEKEN 4 Co., Bremen
MARTINEAU, CROsKEY, q Co Southampton
WILLIAM ISELlN, Havrc.
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NEW York. MAY 1d, Is53The undersigned has this day
IN opened No ~ William street, merchants Exshange
tho transaction OF general brokerage business.
Bank minng raroad government, Stae and city
securities bought and sold.
Proissoy bills Of Exchange. and oans Negotiated
Io-dp EMANUEL u. HART.
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President of Inventors Protective National Uni
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28
-

In speaking of the combination of Ocean Steam
ships and weekly line of steamers the Ul.ion en-
ploys the following language as an expression Of
the wrongs Cafornians suffer at the hands of this
monopoly, and the injury about to be inflicted by
this over reaching and souess combination:
Dspatching steamer weekly will prove advan-
tageous to the State plan which should have
been adopted long since hut an Offset we pay
half per cent advance exchange and nearly
or quite fifty per cent advance on passage. 1t will
be seen at glance that California is to be the suh
crer Her citizens pay the advance on exchange.
most of the advance on passage, and. in addition
numerous families will be prevented from coming
to the state, which is to be regretted than Ell
ther of the other considerations, Men in the State
who were striving to earn means to send for their
wives and children. will give up in despair.
and, the only chance left them. will take steer
age passage return to their families and abandon
the State AS matter of policy. are confident
the combination will find it for their interest to re-
duce the fare from New York to California. We
are confident they would realize more money by
adopting such policy. and we know such a change
would be greatly beneficial to California.
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THE LATE INDIAN SUPERINTENDENT.--Fdwar
F. Beae. Esq. late Superintendent Of Indian Af-
fairs. leaves to-day by the Golden Gate on his way
to Washington His accounts and vouchers have
been examined by his successor. MIR. Henley and
by !. Ross Brown Esq. fiscal Agent of the Gov
ernment in California and it is needless to say the
result is in the highest degree sat t'fac"ry. Mr..
Beale goes to Washington with such proofs of the
fidelity of his stewardship as will exact from the
Government an acknowledgment that he was re-
moved without cause. That business accomplished.
he returns Immediately to California which is now
forever hereafter his home. s F. Herald.
This is just everybody expected and believed.
Now what excuse remains for the summary remo-
val of Lieut.. Beale and the appointment of Col.
flenly! Is it true that Superintendent Beale ex-
posed the frauds Of Indian Contractors too freely Z?
And that Col lienly has been preferred as white
washing agent!