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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-22
From the San Francisco Herald.

On Tuesday, the Sd of October, a
portion of the allied fleet. consisting
Of the French ship Forte, 60 guns, Adj
miral Des Pointes; the French frigate
Eurydice. so guns. Capt. A. La Gran
diere, aud the French brig-oI-war OBJ
ligadu, ! s guns, Capt. DE Rosencourt,
anchored of North Beach, and by them
the news was brought of the lombard.
ment of the Russian town Of Petropo-
loski, situated on the western shore Of
Kamschatka. by the above mentioned
vessels, together with the English YES.
sclsof war President. Pique. and steani-
er Virago, on the LIST Of September.
Petropoloski is situated on kind Of
inner bay. formed by sand-bar run
ming across the harbor. and behind this
bar were anchored the Russian frigate
Aurora and the armed transport Dwi-
ma. The allied fleet were unable to
approach nearer than three miles to the
city in consequence Of a strong cur
rent fram the northward. The bonn
bardtncnt continued for four days.
On the second day, three II the forts
(thc town is protected BY eight strong
batteries) were silenced, and ,letach-
ment of 600 marines were sent ON shore
for the purpose of lismantling the a.
bandoned forts and spiklng the guns.
They were surprised by an ambuscade
OF the Russians, and great slaughter
took place. The fortress Of Petropo-
loski had recentiybeen reinforced from
Siberia, by the way of the Amour ri
yer, and was defended by 100 guns
and ECO. The allied fleet sailed a
way on the 9th Of September, in very
disabled condition, and afterward cap
tured the Sitka, vessel mounting
three guns, and belonging to the Rus.
slan- American Company. The British
Admiral Price, previous to the com.
mcncement of the action. shut himself
with a pistol. some say accidentally.
The English ships put into vancouvcr's
Island to refit. The French vessels
sailed for this port. The following is
a list of the killed-the loss of the
Russian side could not be asccrtained
IL; left on land. 49,;
wounded. 81. Total of Frenchmen,
90 total Of Englishmen, III total Of
French and English. 200.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-22

STATE BoSps.-The State Treasurer
advertises for sale sll4. 900 North Ca
rolina Coupon Bends. for the benefit Of
the Weldon and CASTOR Rail Road. and
for the Neuse and Tar River improve
ments. Proposals will be received I'M
Ill the Goth Of December. Bonds will
be issued in sums of 81 900 each.
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NOTICE

a PPLICATION will be made 10 the next
"A Legislature Of North Carolina for an act to
Alamance Lodge No. 1873 Of Ancient
York Masons. By order Of the ledge.
JOHN 4. MURRAY, Sec'y.
November 10. So 3w
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RAN RoAD IRsS.-The Greensbe-
rough Patriot confirms the report.
which We mentioned. as 10 the purchase
nf Iron BY Gov. Morehead. 1000 tons,
enough to complete the North csrsli-
ma Road, were purchased. at s42:50
per ton-to be delivered in equal guam
titles on the sharYes Of Portsmouth
and Charleston. and to be paid Tor in
Narih Carolina money.
The Newbern News says that the
iron for the Atlantic Road was bought
for So instsad Of s48 as heretofore
stated. Fay. Obs.
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NOTICE.

xaz% APPLICATION win he made, at
~ the ensuing session of the Legislature.
70, a charter for Plank Road from Chapel Hill
10 Hisborough.
Sept. 81, 1854. 3D.
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NOTICE.

H. APPLICATION will he made at The
ensuing session Of the Legislature, for
a charter for Bank in the Town Of Graham.
October TO-. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-22
NOTICE.

ea~- APPLICATION will be made TO The
* ensuing Legislature, for 4 charter for
a Plank Road from HilIshaough to Milton or
Ysnccyvi.le. with suitable branch Roads.
September 81. 55-
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NOTICE.

49, APPLICATION will be made ui the
49, ensuing session Of the Legislature. 10
reduce the corporate limits Of the town Of Gra-
haWrIcper IL. ss-
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REORGANIZATION OF THE NATIONAL
Wines OF NEw YuRK.-The following
letter is published in The New York
papers. An address TO the Wings. il
il also stated. has been prepared. and
was to be issued Immediately after the
election whatever might be the results;
Albany. Oct. asih. 1854.
DEAR SIR-upon consultation among
a number Of National Wings frum DIFF
ferent parts Of the State. il has been
deemed advisable TO call convention
to assemble at this place carly in ia
nuary, to reipstate the Wing party on
its old platform recently discarded at
Auburn.
1t is proposed to issue an address to
the wings throughout the State, in which
the principles Of the National Wing
party will be plainly declared, express.
ing decided opposition to the Ne
braska BILL as violation of the Mis-
souri, Compromise, and adhering to the
whig principles established BY the Ma
tional Convention at Baltimore in 1889,
pledging ourselves to oppose all pro-
positions for the fusion Of the wing
party with any other for the purpose
Of forming sectional party, based up
ON the sectional agitation Of the day.
The time for decisive action has arr
rived, and the coming winter will de-
termine whether National Wing par
ty shall cease to exist.
Should your views coincide with
those herein expressed, be pleased Ia
forward your name. together with the
names OF such other reliable men IN
your neighborhood as you may select.
to James Kidd. Esq. Of this city. with.
out delay, that they may be printed
with the address.
BY order Of the Committee.
Francis GRANGER.
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Ipirii hat win peryaile ne intelligence

spirl dat viii peFyaile the intelligence
sent. o. 10 be sent, home By or Min
isters IN Europe. and these OPinions are
given a. the explanation q he belief
hat our Government would meet no
support from any part Of Euraps in The
attempt TO gain possession Of Cuba
Spain viii nof sell the island. and there
is no feeling az democratic sympathy
with this country which would suppart
Us in seeking to effect its conquest by
any ather means
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-22

ar Thsnkssiving Day. Thursday The 3oth
instant. viii be observed By spprePriass ssEsioss
in the Presbyterian churrh in this Plaer.
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NOTICE.

sp-. APPLICATION viii be made, at
eS the ensuing session Of the Legislature,
for charter for Bank in the Town Of Hills
borough.
Sept. Is, 1854. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-22

The NEXT CONGRESS. Sixteen States
have elected 1877 Representatives to
the next Congress. OIL this number
SO are said to be avowed opponents of
the Administration, and not all the
others are committed to its support.
Two years ago the Locofocos.::in these
States, elected majority Of so mem-
bers; they are now in a minority Of 81;
a change of I'll in less than two.thirtls
Of the House. The opposition majors
ty will probably surpass the present
ADMINISTRATION slnaiorIty. :. !.
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native slalel addressed % one realle-
man IN every caunty u the state, :
Circular containing ; series 81 q1es-
lions IN rrgard 10 matters pertaining
10 each county respectively. We re-
grrt 10 learn from him. that out OF
so counties replies have been reeeis-
ed from oaiy IS. As the Circulars
passed through our hands. and We had
an opportunity to observe with what
delicaey the postage was not only
prepaid. bat stamps enclosed to pay
the postage ON the answers. we did
hope that the gentlemen addressed
would all promptly respond. KNOW
/ ing something Of the purpose to which
the information is 20 be applied, We
are enabled To state. that 1t is purely
slabor ofIove on the part Of DIR. Hawks.
out of which. though others may make
money. he will simply crafty desire
to serve North Carolina. not only with
out profit, but at some little pecuniary
expense and the devotion of much time
and labor.
With this statement, we respectful.
" and earnestly urge the gentlemen
addressed to respond without delay.
The counties heard from are, Bladcn,
cabarrus, Caldwell. carteret. Colum-
bus. Granville. Montgomery. Moore,
Orange. Richmond. Rowan, Rulher-
ford. Sampson, Stokes, Union. Re.
plies are desired from all the others.
Every paper in the State is request.
ed to copy the above once. and forward
any charge the Editors Of the 0bser-
yer. Fay. Observer.
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Since the above were in type, the following
notice has been handed to US for publication:
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UEion. ths Constitution. sad the laws
the Cards Of our Liberty.

EIlEssD-HrUGEs 70 O,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-22

uoth announce INC passaee thfoubh tn1t 'tasSf
ON the 18th instant. of Mr.. clingmsn, in COM
pany with Messrs. Mills and Coleman, menu
bcrs Of the Legislature. on his way to the city ef
Raleigh. The Herald, after this announcement
and an alIusion to the important business to 10
transacted by the Legislature, and to the fair
opportunity afforded the Democratic party, BY
their large majority in both Houses, 10 make its
mark on the legislation Of the State, thus winds
up It's article;
/" Mr.. Clingman's chances for the
Senatorship have evidently Frightened
during the last month. Mr.. Dobbin is
out of the way, and the few papers
which have expressed opposition to-
him, have been silenced. The Journal
here, from being quite tart. has been
whipped into the traces as IT were, aud
is now mute as clam. lfit we're not
for renegade Wings, the democratic
party would be hard up for capital"
The trial Of Joseph Williams. charged with
the murder Of his father, which had been re-
moved from Caswell to Person County, was Ia
ken up in Person Superior Court last week ;
but on motion of his counsel the case was post
poned until Wednesday Of the Spring term Of
that Court, in consequence Of the absence of
witnesses alleged to be important to the prison.
or.
Little Ned, servant, charged with aiding,
aoetsuiB anu ."s.--. >: .i.- ......iar of Francis
Williams, was tried at the Superior cuu.. cor
Caswell week before last, and acquitted.
The Eial Of La Fayctte Morgan, charged
with the murder Of Henry Stevens, pending in
the caswe Superior Court, was, on motion Of
his counsel, postponed until the Spring term.
DEATH on THE REv. ARCHIBALD SxITH.-We
learn from the Waterman & Observer, that the
Rev. Archibald Smith, Pastor of Philadelphus
Church, in Robson county, in this State, died
on his way home from the late meeting of the
Synod Of North Carolina. The Waterman af-
ter making this announcement, adds: !. This
event is the more solemn, as an elder ON his
way to the same meeting of Synod, was killed
by being thrown from his buggy"
The daily union., 1854-01-07
CITY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY T.
[No. 4es.l

|
NOTICE oI WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
IN certan lands lying within fifteen miles each side of the
proposed LOUISIANA
Vrokssuao, MISSISSIPPI
In behalf OF the interests
OF proposed mentioned the President
uhIrsp directed and until fs IN
day OF june neT the public lands lying within fifteen mes tor
ucfeabous either OF said
being withheld
vd emplon which excluded nom The
operation Of this and special instructions 10 that purport
have been accordingly given to the lard officers TO VII
In the district Of subject MosRor LouIsAsA
North Of the base line and sasf Of the meridian.
Townships een, sixteen seventeen eighteen, nineteen and
twenty, OF mnges ons TO six, inclusive. a#s
Townships Aeen, sseB seventeen, eghteeh, nihs
teen, aud twenty, OF seven
Townships fourteen, eighteen and
nineteen, eight 10 fourteen, inclusive
Townships fifteen and sixteen, OF range fifteen
NORTH Of he boss line and uest % tAs meridian.
Townships fifteen eighteen, nineteen, and
twenty of ranges one 10 nve, inclusive.
I'm me district of lands subject NAacHTocnss Louis
viz
Month Of the base lns and mest Of the msridtan.
ToNnsps hteen, sxeen eighteen, nineteen, and
tX,l,y, of rang thirteen, inclusive
Land omce, o
npton this l1Ih day OF Decenber, 1888
ny order OF The President; ,,,., 49,, 80,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
n0--lnWl3w
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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.--An Industrial Fair will be
held Baptist Church. 18Th street, above @, In De-
cember poximo and continue At least month.
great variety mces valuable publications,
and interesting om different the country will be
exhibited The interest of the exhibition win be enhanced by
proprints lectures and conccrts.
The following popular from abroad have consented to de-
liver the Rev John Bowling D. d. kev.
Burrows, Rev Wheaton smith, Rev A. A. Willis, and Rev.
d. Haynes The Rev. Dr. Mayoon, Rev. Dr. Neal and Rev
raney have also invited More than excellent
W H. Crosby and lady and other celebrated
also be expected.
% - he .r7 so s 81 Nh, Ay wiz be
of all Of manufactured goods and fancy
are respectfully solicited from citizens
Gentlemen making contributions 10 the value OF ladies'
the value 3d. aud misses and lads TO the value OF VIII be ur-
admitting the exhibition lectures
and X !.
The will be ready receive contributions At the rooms
Thursday M Of December and daily afterwards between The
of 10 and until the opening OF the fair OF which
j. LEWIS,
Nov 26-eodr Chairman Of the Committee.
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70 CUR suBscRIBERs.

8ht pson ii epsered boeAs sAeSA "a
Fsyneit of az subscription bt usde IN advance.
Dlsp sDtsetss ~ ID letter, tha
which via ts psid
UansInsason. J.
The COUNTRY PAPER L. pabished weekly duins
sions Of Congress, and weekly during the
Subscriptions for period viii be received
terms pfofortioned 10 The above
0 Po5TMAsTERs 10 sos agents
sending DAILY Subscribers, enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with Sa3 WEEKLY
with $40 enciosed win be entitled u tbs
edition they furnish subscribers gratis.
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Law OF Cumberland University, At Lebanon.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caruthcrs, late of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee. ~,
Green Of the udges ofthe supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Brom6eld l.. Ridley, Of
Judges their whole exclusively
school.
Daily examinations OF each class the
regular hui explanations the
daiiy progress Of the examinations.
g. Weekly law equity In which
Of facts given profess
sors prosecute through all the processes
pracce The framed as to require them TO
deeds wills, records all be read
the trials Some Of the are taken by appeal
which held monthly in the Glass; and in
Of session The students act as clerks shef
IFS Jurors Judges chanceiU Official
| paclies with suits.
SesflonThe the third Monday In Sep
ends third Thursday in February The second
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses ssssionTuion fee 550 in advance
fee ~ $50 Students furnish their
which had in Lebanon booksiores.
complete the course unless the
No study ior
There four regular easses Students
during the collegiate year.
There is d legislature connected with the school.
Number Of collegiate year eighiy-siS
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoly President Board OF Trustees.
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Posr OYuoE DfPAKrAsrr,
December Is 1853
PENNSYLVANIA. a.r.#..
DRoPoSALs carrying mails ef the United States rom s
February 1854 The 3o of June 1855, on the tolowin
route In be The oee OF tht
Post Once Department until Monday The leth OF Jan
uary, 1854. o he decided day !,
NO. 1896 From Curwinsve, Luthersbufg, Heynodsviis
Brook vilo, Corsica, suatonsvie Clarion, shiPpeas
yie kossutn Gass Cranberry, Franklin, Canal ana
coshranton, 10 Meadville, l05 miles and back 81
4. lines a X
Leave curwnsyilIe daily except Sunday, al z, q. ihi
Arrive at Meadviiie days by D,
Leave Meadyiie daily, except Sunday, att m
Arrive Curwnsylie days by o. IN.
eecaie also for instructions ans
the conditions be Incorporated In III,
deem expadienl
mail service Ia The states
jersey ennsyvana Delaware, Maryland and Ohio dated
the 32d September, 1851, ..-
JAMES CAMPBELL,
16-3taw4w Postmaster General
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coPrEn-raCEp TY.E.

THE NEWTON COMPANY, PATENTEEs, No. 9 North VIII
ham street. New York This is now used exclusively in
Of the printing Offices This
country and In England The testmonals have been
eeved that IL Will OF work
be done by type while gives, time superior
working surface.
Ia slereoping saving per VIII be eased BY
the use OF shis type
The will furnish type the oundies In New
York Bosoa Phiadephia the prices, charge
copper facing II according the nnexed scale:
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NOTICE no OUR cusromERs.-our bills win he ready
o delivery Monday, osh and those who do not
wish tnss cont win please call them. We would here
cose all business
the hrs Of Rnd isth. de-
husin
7 three doors noh OF Pennsylvania svenue In the early
January. We confidently therefore, in view ofihess
ece, that customers viii promptly reipe,d
Dec QS~ct NAxWELIs, SEARS, A. Cot.LEV.
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NOrICE-CLAGETT DoDsoN would notify all their
IN who their books that nds
bills will u. Of the New
Year 26b umo Ar desirable that all open ac
speedily sertied old year, O. d. would
either
money r,sde their bills
with that understanding
Dec 3s--2weodif
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Brick Machine Manufacturing

Brick Machine Manufacturing.
DRoPosALs will he received by subscribers Office
this city, until D OF Tuesday, I'd January 1884, for the
manu- acturing, by contract Of
cumsess INV PATENT HaroK MACHINE.
propose
hundred Of said machines In each proposal be stated
which will be delivery complete aud In
ed
simple will required
shall specially provide
the that machine will be accepted which shall be- ia
respect The mouds will
conform the municipal
particular locality mschine
The number machines demanded
already received will probably he than thousand
May and shalt
end
desirable particular locality
Proposals from parties District Columbia
BALTIMORE Maryland, and AeIanda Virginia for
of saId machines a either locality.
MICHAEL NoURsE CO.,
ofce corner 9Th and streets, Washington, u. @.
Deo l7-3taw9w
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EHEEs's Ink Es"-er and Paper Cleaner FOR Book
clerks kind
rubber far for purpose
introduced Aside from s qualities pencil cleaner
scraper, and leaves The surface Of the paper unhstred
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE A. CO.,
1lh street doors of Pennsylvania Branch
Of sntoners Hail, IA and f76 Pearl street, N. Y.
Sept ls-u
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BY ROBERT ARmsTRoAs.
Proposals ssr on los light -Hoass..

TSsAspRY Dxr.Rrarsr,
ohee Light House Board.
SRrAaArE sealed proposal. win be received mis- nn,
plying light saab,sa,ent
% 8 = I. YORK % s~
a. Ss ops @ % @ A s e S aa ~ s
hpp'aI p@s oIdsi on 3 ssGs s W dates respect
Lot No Ill 900 (sesa a,asand) gallons strained
$4,000 !l.seris-ns ID ..sa tAol'andl gallons best spring
s,rainad % pressed = sperm OIL, 70 be delivered
Lot No. t~eny iousand1 gallons Ses winter strain
$1,000 l.iresa ,Aoasaa gallons Sss, spring strained or
day Of May, 1854 as above.
FOR THE LAKES.
LOT 65oo (sr thousand hundred gallons hest winter
sas % ss.sds | ss9 ssns ~ ssso. sSs .e.,
susiaed or pressed sperm oil TO be delivered q,
.sa nsl' 70 ssw xos q I e. e M 5 ps q Sss e sus ss
vas or Immediately aaef the opsnins Of me Ede ca.
1900 tireen h,rdrsd, gallons best
1900 oirssa Aunarsb salous best spring strained
spsm a 70 Ss !, delivered ,n d to ,ha collector and
as s%i!, % ssi, ,SsEH, .. f%nsdis'siy
500 lse Aand'ed) gallons Of bes, winter stnined or
6sss Aaal,sd, sniIaas @ spring .,
s@a " s ss y q s. s aa q sS as Ssw
A aseiy after die opening OF the Eli canal.
Al Of the oil comp.ed lot No above
mentioned placss for the lights ON the lakes, be in small
. "a aa sn from 70 s nts
satss 81 Inc costs Of damage and leakage being
charges aud Of
inspection
required he delivered alongside
shall when the said shall be
readiness the and in the should
ready receive the oil the days herein specified for its
delivery, then The contracting party will be at liberty deliver
authorized the lighthouse establishment
point delivery shall be entitled payment therefor within
ffteen days from such delivery.
under the foregoing proposals be sub
d the usual tests OF specific gravity temperature al which
twill snain m BY hrning and such other may be
thought BY persons 10 whom that duty may be
BY be Ight Board, before will be accepted The
oil npd at Temperature Of % degrees
Fahrsnhet and The spring strained oil
Of 10 degrees Of Fahrenheit or lower.
considered each lot separately,
for the whole quantity required the option Of the bidder but
bid will be entertained for less quantity than Ia comprised n
Of the several designated Nos and The d. must
explicitly proposed for by the number
ber quantity OF each kind Of oil in the lot lots and the
price per gallon for each quality OF oil.
sealed and endorsed Proposas fer OH for
Secretary OF Light House BOARD Washington, d. G.
penalty the of each made
foregoing proposals. win required Of
ditonsd faithful periormancs OF each
right reject bid though he the lowest from other
sideraaons It's
80 - THORNTON A. JENKINS
Dec S0-3awto9thJan,l ,le54. Secretary.
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ctfuly customers that their
be about the With instant, aud
confidently expect and earnestly Of all settlements
books wiu,
present OF the money MARKET renders imperative
upon OF
pron,ptn-s., nooH, BRO, co.
Dec S9-asw4wif
The daily union., 1854-01-07
Christmas Week with tho Ladies' OF 81. Dom,n,cL


nURING CHRISTMAS WEEK, commencing Tuesday
ing the 9h, tasis Saloon will be converted into
large aud splendid Of ready
ces books fancy goods and confectionery selected in
great the Nouh They been much
render the ssoon IN agreeable place o
look confidently ladies and gentlemen Of Washing
Alexandria, and Geotpeown for liberal patronage.
Members II Congress the invited
tend They special Invitation TO the boys and girls
Washington.
Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandra win please
copy1
Dec os-da q
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n X. cIIAMaNnLlN,s co,nmercls, celI,ge. Ioeetea

Al IA. GHAMBEHLlN's Eoumerctat College, located
". 27 baltimore baltimore, Maryland Tho ostenst.
object OF this institution place the reach Of individuals prop
facilities obtaining thorough aud mercantile educa
obtain correct knowledge of
business ~ week. hsn be acquired IN
many years any counsing house.
The study embraces donbs hook Keeping and
calculations according the approved methods.
Practical penmsu-hp combining ardy OF execution with beauty
mercantile law, various
poan, subjects beside other points
understand The
student the from Eve
appica
dponas graduate terms
and have . circular forwarded by ma
Nov l2-iydkep #ta# sl
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NEW CIOAESs nnd sfIKs.-The subscribers have this day
Of velvet and cioih eosks plain,
bocade silks ALSO variety OF plain and brocsde
dresves which call the particular
before purchasing elsewhere,
city. MAsRUbEH CALVERT
Dee ea-3sw2w
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CTAPiE and rsv~y ststtooery--Just opened several
~ ~ ewy which
offer low prices 9 tHs
R AN COLLINS, BOVINE, h CO.,
44s Eleventh second door north of rs sv. * IN
Branch of satoners Hall, 4
Nov 27--d6t I74 and l7s Pearl street, New Yorh
The daily union., 1854-01-07

DOOwsA sne offurnied suitable for family
~ OF three four gentemen be with
the whole together separately The location pessnn conv
nien 20 The Capitol the Naionai Brown Please
inquire o. Mrs p Van Ness between AZ and 9Th on
Missouri avenue. III
Nov 30-d5v