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~ GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsM.-The Editors OF
the Richmond Republican, of December "A, 1852, say
cire
They had sip9aR in their press room who was af
nicted With violent mercurial rheumatism who was
continually complaining of misery in his back limbs
and joints his eyes had become feverish and mat.
terry, neck swollen, throat sore and all the symp.
toms Of rheumatism. combined with scrofala. Two
bottles of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him, and
In an editorial notice above they bear testimony
to its wonderful effects and say their only regret u.s.
that all suffering with diseases of the blood are NOT
aware OF the existence of such medicine. They
cheerfully recommend it. -'
See their certificate, and notica in full round the
bottle, "
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BIRTHNIGHT BALL

VIE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY'' take
A. pleasure in announcing to their friends and
me Guzens generally that their annual BALL
" VIII De held at Carusis Saloon. on WEDNESDAY,
- I'd, and they assure all who may honor
nem with their presence the occasion that moth
!ns snail be left undone the part of the Company
10 make 1t an evening of pleasure and qualification
tent caterer. --7',-f = .
superior Cotillon Band has been engaged for
the occasion. :
Tickets TWO DoLLARs-to be had of J. O. War
ner, georgetown; w. B. Butt, corner Pa avenue aud
I'm street; j. T. Power, corner La. avenue and 7th
street ): snliiingtons, corner Pennsylvania ave
OF the Bali.
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AMERICAN g FOREIGN AGENCY

OPPOSITE tie 7Tedsury Department, Wlitington
NDEk the direction of AARON HAIGHT PALMER
- Counsellor of the Supreme Court of tho Uni
ted States, and Consul General of the Republic OF
Ecuador, for the United States, established for the
prosecution and recovery Of claims of American cit
zens on foreign Governments; or the United States
before Congress, the Executive Departments of the
Federal Government and Boards of Commissioners
sitting In Washington; recovery of debts legacies
and inheritances in the United States and foreign
countries; investments in United States and Stats
securities collections generally, remittances and
other money business. Having efficient and relia
bic correspondents in the several States and Terri
tories of the Union, in Mexico, Central and South
America, the chief cities Of Europe, in Australia In
dia, and China the undersigned is prepared to give
his prompt and faithful attention to all bushes,
that may he confided to his agency.
feb 15-W1y AARON II PALMER
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Travel between New York and Bostnn

New YORK, Feb. 2l.-The steamer
Bay State which left Fall river last even
ing for Now York, was compelled to put
BACK on account of the storm, and arrived
at Fall river this morning in good order.
The steamer State Of Maine will leave
here this afternoon in her place, and
as the Fall river road is but slightly
blockaded, packages and passengers to
60 out by the America, will get through
in good season.
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SELLING OFF

OCLIINU UFF
ADAME HEINTZEN,, at the NEW YORK
WI WORSTED AND VARIETY STORE, Penn.
syltana avenue, between sth aud 9th streets, oppo
site Centre Market win close her business before the
LIST Of April, and until then sell very cheap She
of RS
Tapestry and Zephyr Worsted; Floss and Purse SILK:
Chenille; Tinsel and Silk Cord; Fringe and Tassels
Purse Trimmings; commenced and finished Worsted
and Chenille Embroideres; Crochet Cotton; Ribbons
Ladies' French Dress Caps and Head Dresses Satin
and Kid Slippers; Purses; Bags Lamp Mats; Boxes
Fancy Buttons; Toys and Candy, &c, &C.
Lessons given and orders executed in all kinds OF
FANCY WORK. Patterns drawn On any material
s,on Storekeepers will do we'll to secure bargains.
feb 9-eo5W ~ o
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Baltimore Narkets

BALTIMORE, Feb. %, IL M.-Flour-
sales OF 500 bbls. Howard street at 50
cash: also 1000 bbls. for future delivery
at $3.50. Wheat; 1900 bushels offered
but no sales: market depressed. Corn;
sales of $4,000 bushels, white at 50 SO
cents; yellow at SO cents. Other arti-
Giles unchanged.
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RoBBERY.-Yesterday, the house of Mr..
samuel Magee, on 7th street, was entered by
man who went up stairs, opened the side
board, and took from it large amount of
money deposited there. Mr.. NJ was sleeping
at the time. and his lady was attending the
store. Their son, a boy of about fifteen years
OF age, saw the man leaving the house, and
told his mother, who ran up stairs to tell Mr.
M. when she noticed key in the sideboard.
She looked for the money, but it was gone.
The bow ran out, overlook and seized the man.
| took two KEYS from his pockets, and made him
| give up what he thought the whole of the
money, and let the fellow 60. Mr.. NJ saws
the entire amount was not returned. The
| amount recovered was SI96. Mr.. M has been
| robbed twice previously in much the same wav
doubtless by the same thief The skeleton
key and two door keys are in Captain Goddard
possession Efforts ara making to arrest the
fellow, who is rather a short man. and apnears
to be an American. genteely dressed in dark
clothing
SERVED RIGHT.-Samuel Greenfelter was
arrested yesterday for striking a lady. fMrs
Peyton) in the face with a snow ball. and
cutting her eye. He not being able to give
the required bail, was committed to Jail by
Justice Goddard
CRIMINAL CoURr.-Yesterday, and to-day,
PENDANT, Gardiner, was occupied in addressing
tue Court Tor the defence. 1t is expected that
MI Carlisle will also follow on the same side
and that Mr.. Fendall will reply on the part Of
the prosecution - %
SUPREME COURr.-The United States Court
has atiirmed Judge Sprague opinion, given in
the Circuit Court, at Boston, in 1852 in which
he decided thatN g. Norcross Rotary Planning
Machine irfr fho VI
chine
Mr.. Norcross resides in Lowell, Mass The
case was ably argued by VIM Whiting, Esq,
of Boston.
The REV Mr.. SLIcER, was sufficiently re-
covered yesterday, from his late accident, TO
otheiate in the Senate as Chaplain.
PosrPoEEMEyr,-Ona account Of the inclem-
ency of the weather, the annual exhib ition of
Mckendree Sabbath School has been post
poned until Monday evening next, the 9th
inst, at o'clock
WATCH RErURNs.-The only cases in the
guard house last night were two men for
drunkenness. One of them, an Irishman named
Madlzan; the other named Turner Both were
discharged after lecture from the Captain.
[CoMMUNIcArED1
An ALGEBRAICAL SOLUTION in full of the
following question: is solicited from any of the
public or private teachers of this city:
1t is required to divide Sill ,349 among four
persons, A, B, C and d, in such a manner that
the square roots Of their shares shall be in ge-
ometrical progression. The sum of their square
roots being 1875. Query. What will be each
mans SHARE A, being the greatest, and the
others in geometrical progression?
A SUBSCRIBER.
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SILKS, SILKS. SILKS

WE have on hand splendid assortment of SILKS,
w consisting in part of. viz:
10 p's "a inches wide Pink Poult de Sole at Al rs
10 do do White do DO
10 do do Blue do do
20 do do Tan, Mazerine Blue Brown
and other colors, at 81 and upwards
1000 yards small checkered Silks at 62lx csnts
1900 yards Brocade Silks, at 81
Black Silks of various kinds
French Merinos and French Mousseliue de Lain.
very cheap
Great bargains to be had in Coaks Msntillss and
Snawls
Apacas and Bombasns, all qualities
full assortment Of Staple Goods of all kinds
Purcb asers will do well to give us a call before
buying elsewhere. HALL 4 BROTHER
feb 15-eo2v
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A COPARTNERsHIP

HAVING been formed on the lst instant hy the
Il subscribers, for the purpose of conducting the
Tailoring business in all its various branches in this
city, they respectfully invite all who wish to pur
chase or have made toats Vests, or Pantaloons of
the newest and most fashionable style, to call at
their place Of business, in Motifs new building east
side ~ street, and near Pennsylvania avenue, who
pledge themselves to strive earnestly and doubt not
successfully to crafty the taste of the most fastid
lous. J. r. THOMPSON,
A. s. GARNER,
feb 14-dlw&eo3w Late of New York.
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a, me STOCK OF NOAH Wakes Cos Marble Hall
osnng emporium, is as rich and varied at present.
cit;,an e early part OF the season. Stranger, and
RsaSr m IN "ane OF Great Bargains, in fashionable
neaay Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
aielh caii before purchasing elsewhere Their
are manufactured by themselves aud purchasers
10y rely on good ut. They closing out their
extensive assortment at greatly reduced prices .s
.ney must all be disposed Of in time for the COMING
ssason: Citizens, strangers and visitors, call on
them If you would save money
jan 2-tf
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~ TEE GREATEST ARTICLE YET pRop,mEn-J Rms.
seh Spaldlngsc LIBERATED highest premium Cythere.
an an HAIR Oil or Wash, composed of Rosemary and
Cassor O, for Identifying, embellishing, curling,
Trial Bottles rs cents only, Offering all an opuor
tun1ty 10 test its virtues OF trifling expense
Sold wholesale and retail by z. D. GILMAN Chemist
D. c. "e''A'
Manufacturer Of and Principal DEPOT for Gilman's
Instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, the best Hair Dye
ever yet used.
Also, dealer in every popular Medicine of the day.
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FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MUSIC

NJ RS. g. ANDERSON has just received an invoice
MI of Foreign Music, selections from Operas from
the best authots, home publications, songs pieces
waltzes, Iolkas, &C. Songs-My Canoe is on the
Ohio; Vert Thou to Speak Farewell; Happy hunts.
mems Song; When the World is Sleeping; In Child.
hood Dallied; Then Fly with Me; The Phantom
Polka; Captain Charlotte's Polka Good for Nothing
Polka; Blind Boys schottisch, besides many Other
songs and pieces, blank music books, music paper,
and guitar strings of the best qus!ity.
Between 18th and 18th Streets, Penna av.
lift = -
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m 4 r r TT n

On the 2lst instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Wisong, Mr.
RICHARD w. BARNACI,O to Miss CATUARJNF
J. TURNER, both of this city.
On the 18th instant. by The Rev. Edmund IT.
Warning, the Rev. ]. WESLEY BOTELER, of the
Baltimore Annual Conference, to Miss SUSAN H.
PRlNTZ, daughter of Mr.. Cornelius Printz. Of Allie
ehany county, Va.
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BOARDIN G..

~ ORGETOWN.-Afam family or 2 Young
4 men wishing to have perm anent aecommoda,
IONS Tor the ensuing spring or summer will find
psassn. situations in small private family BY ap
Moxley, Bridge st7est, aeorgetovn. y " 49,
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Vessel Ashore.

New YORK, Feb. 2l-The schr. Golden
Cloud, of Ninalhaven, is ashore on Horse
Shoe, with cargo Of corn from the South.
The crew were saved. The vessel is in
good condition.
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Destructive Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21.-The old We
randall hotel in Broad street was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. A few fire
engines reached the spot being dragged
by horses.
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fremont House. Boston

BosToN, Feb. 22.-The loss by the fire
at the fremont House, mentioned YES
terday, is estimated at $1,000, the dam
age done being mostly to the furniture.
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On the evening Of the 22d OF EEBRUARY.
AT SAREPTA HALL,
AS this Ball will be given for the purpose of cela
bfating the Birthday Of Washington, in the ssmo
style that was in former days when the rather of
evening with his presence the gentlemen selected
as managers from the different Associations, ara re
specially solicited to attapd early in the evening.
20 ASSIST ~ the reception of the large number of Wis
tiers that will be present on that occasion. Thay
pledge themselves on their part, that no expens.
shall be wanting to make this the BALL of the
season.
Lloyd Williams celebrated Cot:!,os Music full
band) will be engage,s for that OCCASION. \N''
r. HACKS will convey Ladies to and from the
The BAL will be o.enea with grand Dress
Pa:sdG. go
Tickets TWO DOLLARs-to be had from the man.
gers and at the Door
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~ Joe ShillingtOn receives all the NEW
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is agent for Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner Of y street and Penn
syvania avenue. ano 10
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Rain in Nnr{nlk

BALTIMORE, Feb. 22.-The boat has ar.
rived from Norfolk; while it was showing
here on Monday, it rained there. The
same was the case in Richmond.
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Fire at Boston

BosToN, Feb. 2l.-The fremont House
took fire this morning, but the flames
were soon Subdued. The loss by water
is, however, considerable.
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The Snow Stern and Gale at postou

Boston, Feb. 2l.-The gale here last
night was very severe, though only about
four inches of snow fell. The railroad
tracks are but slightly incommoded.
Neither Of the New York steamboat trains
had, however, arrived at noon to-day.
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NOTICE-The subscriber respectfully idforms
~ the public that she will continue the BOOK
BINDING BUSINESS, as heretofore conducted by
her late husband, on street. between 9th and 10th
streets. She has engaged competent assistants for
this purpose. ADEiINE SERGEANT
feb l5-eoSt&
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Murderer Arrested.

BosToN, Feb. 22.-Walter d. Crcss
has been arrested in this city for the
murder of Charles johnson, of the ship
John Dunlop.
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feb 20-3t

By GREEN a. SCOTT. Anc,,on...
HANDSOME BUILD NG LOT AT SUcTfON"
- On WEDNESDAY,, the 22d instant, we shs n
set az oelocd p. m, in front of the premises.
handsome building Lot, situated Oh AZ street, near
corGet OF street 'outh (the flag will designate the
sp0t) being part of Lot No. IL, in square SIS.
feb 2O-2ts sna.;as
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Managers.
Goi hIng Shay, Lieut. II Devaugn,
1t Cpl 1hurhas, Is f BPoyslI
Major George Plain, "CD Rudd.
Capt T Plummer, VIM Smith.
Geo Datfey, " aig,
AshDy' GissendaIer,
Jas smoot, VIM Davis,
q" Hugh Latham,
On the part Of the Firemen.
WASH Bodkin, John Bontz,
asa a. !, Mccormlck, Thomas Rudd,
hroSKetf, John Smoot,
A Wallace Masters Cuthbert Powell,
Isaac Entwistle, EO Swain
Masonic Fraternity.
John Johnston, Sydney Blackjack,
John shinn, Robert CawooG.
The ;. o. 0. F.
" Paasett, RE- Prettyman,
heed. " Collinsworth.
The Red Men.
Jas W Atkinson, Al StaII,nas
Joseph Williams, J.e P~slh"yse'
The O. UB
Lewis Herring, Renry c Field.
Samuel Miller, Stephen Field.
4Af B. 2. az F. c. 4.
y Clever, Fl Robinson,
McCaiierty, Al Stallings.
Washington Club
Frederick Baker, Thomas Warning.
Hand-in- Hand Club
John Stephens, walter johnson.
Fairfar Mystic FTate,nitx
] R Richardson, VIM II Dulany.
Independent lac Lites.
j II smih, Henry Blondhsen.
H.5ey7aion Society.
Douglass, He Mclaughlin,
st. AadreioS' Society,"
) Jameson, John Mckenzie.
.&ngertna9 .gciety.
II Paueger, JF FixiIl.
On the part of tho Citizens.
Hon John Muir, FL Brockett,
Lawrence Taylor, Robert Taylor,
Edgar Snowden, John Taylor,
Jos Eaches, Rudolph Massey,
Charies stuart, Lester Lloyd,
Charles Castleman, II Dorsey
feb 18-SM&W3t
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The Mails.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2l.-The morning
train from New York arrived at 5 clock
this evening.
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OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK, I
Washington, February IA, 1854.
THE undersigned has made an arrangement with
i the Banking House of sweeny, Bestor & Co.
for the redemption of the Bills Of this Bank when
presented for payment c. W. PURCELL,
feb 16-2aw4w President
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t'ok RENT OR sALE-A very desirable place of
II 10 acres of LAND, situated on the cas-. side Of
the Eastern Branch opposite the Congressional Bur nj
GROUND, and about miles from the Centre Market.
Said place mas comfortable two story house on it.
$50 a nne peach orchard. For particulars inquire
OF JOHN ). ROBINSON, north street. next door
to End street, Capitol Hill. feb 2oNsts
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The Steamer America Detained

BosToN, Feb. 2l.-The steamer Amer
lea has been detained until Thursdaynoon
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BAILIFFS SALE

X virtue OF an order of distr amt from George s.
- uideo1, w. IL. Winters, and Richard Wallace,
lor rent due nd in arrears, from Robert H. Harri.
son ana TO me directed have served and taken the
rol owing goods and chattels, viz:
Forty-two chairs, Spittoops, sett Of c.stors
c'oeH looking glass, 10 window shade 2 salts 10
oec3nters, knives and forks, carver anil fnr, 3
boxes cigars, demijohns and contents. l6tumbers.
sugar boxes, glass lamp, cork screw, wine,
ass, rassage lamp, los of oil cloth / di5inr rom
taele, 2 certra tables. looking QIass na;r Vans.
sin.s, gard tables, side tables, carpets stove
stove drum, lot Of lamp hangers and lamps. lot
OF Brown Stout. plugs # tobacco, lot of stove
pipe, wecden measure, lard lamp. pine tenders
2 Ired no4es, gun Clamps, oven, 2 bedsteads aud
fiatTon; and L hereby give notice that I shall
proceed tn sell said goods and chattels on TuEaDAY
the list day of Februa y 1854 in front Of the Cen
ire Market house, at 10 o'clock .. M, for cash. TO
pay SAID rent due aud u arrears.
te6 l4-at JNO. DAVIS, BaiEf.
Us The above Sale is unavoida.
Oily postponed, in consequence Of the incemency of
.ne slne hour ans place. JN0. DAVIS, BaiIif
feb 2l-TaW6F3t
BY J: G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
RGSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES,, WINES.
Il Brandes, &c,-The subscriber by virtue of n
DEED OF trust from Benz, Nefiraw and Geo HI Jacobs
VIII oher Tor sale, at public auction, ON TUESDAY,
ne 18Th OF February, at the store on the corner Of
pennsylvania avenue and 18th street. all the store
nxtures and stock in trade of the said McGrsv and
Jacobs, consisting of choice selection Of Groceries
Wines, Braudies, DC.
Also, enc Horse, Wagon, and Harness
Sale to comGsace at 10 o'clock
Terms! Az SANS under $50 cash: over $50 and
Under 100 sixty days; over SIOO ninety davs for
approved endorsed paper bearing interest
RICHARD WALLACE. Trustee
49, j. G. cGUIRE,
..g 80 Auciioneer.
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BENVENUE FOR SALE.

FHE best Farm OF its size abou 100 acres to which
l. 70 more will be added if desired in Fairfax
county, Va, whether regards health natural fer
tiiiy, state Of improvement, locality, naccessbty
to markets. of wood and purest water there plen.
ty, buildings only tolerabe, schools and churches
convenient, society very good and rapidly increas.
ing.
For further particulars enquire of Thos. r. Leve,
Esq, Fairfax Court House, or to the subscriber ad
joining the premises. TIIOS AP c. JONES,
Jan 26-eo1w&Th3w Qnt) u. s. N.
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BUILDING LOTS.-A variety of city build
u ing LOTS for sale On accommodating terms
Also, Dwellings Apply to MYERLE & WEBB,
Real Estate Agents. few doors east Of National Hotel
ian 24-eo2m
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DLANKETS-
- large stock Of Blankets from 81 I'D, some
extra good. VERIFY, TERBs 4 YERBY,
Corner Of Sth street and Pa aysuue.
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feb 22-

By GREE Il SCOTT. Auc,,on..
Nj AH0GANY BOARDS, PLANK. yENFERs ac
~ at Auction On THURSDAY the 23d inst :.
at o,eieck p m, We shall sell, at our Warrhouse
on OH street, betweet Missouri and Pennsylvania
s venues, between two and three thousand feet Of
Mahogany Boards and Plank, viz: -
and 5-s Boards, 3, 2 az Plank
5000 feet fine Mahogany Veueers
sixty a. ninety days for notes satsfsctoris or
dorsed, bearing interest ei'
xhoo ., GREEN SCOTT,
~ gu Auetioneere
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t'ok kENT-The Store room, now occupied by
= y. u. klopfer, opposite Browns Hotel. Pos
session gwen on the 18th day of March next En-
quire CT B. L. JACKSON & BROTHER
feb l6-Th&S1w#
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United States Patent Office,

"AohlNHToN, February lS, 1904.
ON the petition Of JOHN A. VRooMAN of Niskayu-
~ M, New York, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to him the 18th day of Arril
1910, for an improvement in Floating Swing Bridges
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place the fifteenth day of April
eighteen hundred and ffty-four QS5D:
1t is ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Friday, the 14th day of April
next, at II o'clock, m; and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, if any they have WHY
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
in the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth in writing at least twenty days before the ay
OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party to To-
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans.
mtted in accordance with the rules of this Office,
which will be furnished on duplication.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Union, Inteligepcer aud Evening Star, Washington,
d. C., Pennsylvanian, Philadelphia, Pa, Scientific
American, New York, and Inquirer Cincinnati.
Ohio, once week for three successive weeks pre.
viou' to the fourteenth day of April next, the day
of hearing. -
CHARLES MASON,
COmmissio ner of Patents
Ps.-Editers fthe above papers will please CODY
and send their bills to the Patent Office with a pa
per containing this notice fab 1s-Wev !
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CHARLES MASON.
NOTICE or the removal OF the Land

NOTICE OF the removal OF the Land
IN Ones from SPARTA to ELBA in ALABAMA.
Under authority Of an Act of Congress entitled.
Act authorizing changes in the location of Land
Cfces," approved March :, 1853, it is hereby de
clared and made known that the Land Office for the
the sale of public lands in the SPARTA district Ala
bama, viii be removed from the town of SPARTA. its
present location to ELIZA, in Coffee county, in said
State, on the FIRST day'of April next :"
Given under my hand at the City Of Washing
ton, this 18th day of February, A. d. 1854.
By the President: -sT,F75' = ~.
,. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
JOHN WILSON, i-1i o
Commissioner General Land Office.
feb l6-Thl3w
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Washington and philads,n,;. Mans

BALTIMORE, Feb. 22.-The Washington
cars came regularly through this morning
but the Philadelphia cars have not vet ar.
rived. r-f
The regular trains left for Washington
this morning: the 4 o'clock train having
on board the Philadelphia Washington
Greys.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-22

vW LET-A superior two story and attic brick
HOUSE on l. street north, between 18th and
4otn streets, with coach house. &c, large yard with
eAceient pump OF water, part of the furniture is
for sale, and possession Immediately If reon;rad
Apply on the premises or of A. B0RLAND, next
door. fah re- -