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DS AUTHORITY Of the Legislature of
Virginia. passed February a. lrs4 entitled sn incor
p0rate company James French,
AieKanaris and asnngon and conforn
hereby The under
that books for receiving subscriptions 10 the
capital Axanda and Washington Railroad Company
opened tay September next and
open days, inclusive, from TO- M, p at the FOL
lowing places
In eTaEdna NewtnnE uO 10 the city OF Washington
The mayors oaee and in Georgetown al ,hc mnyers otee
JAMES 4. FRENCH
JOHN s.. MAUgY,
A. ! MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE,
GEO. FRENCH.
EDGAR SNOwDEN,
Aug lS-lsuisep2 q w. LaTHAM.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

Posr OFFIcE DErkRTKEsT,
July %, ls5s.
pBOPOs AIS for the mails OF The United States from
1 following
Office
department Thursday, September "a
be decided by The Gay!
Chaanoosa, Kceys Ferry Oats Landing Jas
Saylie Greek, Keepers, and Pelham, Hills
bpro, IS mile 10 back, oace a
Leave Chattanooga Monday 7, a.
ArTtvr Bilisbpro q 6 p.m m
Leave Hhssoro' Wednesday a IN
Arrive a Chattanooga next day by ,. m.
pn-al, paanlee certificate, ard also
accepted bidder, such
department and proper
proposals mai for Jay
ls Kentucky
See. sc dates q trJz.
Each proposal Proposals
addressed Second
era Washington, D. c.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
July IL General.
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I IrHOGAAPH View the City I'M nd
IL Virginia; drawn from and WiIsm
esq For sale BY FRANCK TAYLOR.
Jaly IS
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-06

III ARD TIMES novel ny Charles Dickens
III Metallic Wealth cf the Uuiet
pared with ths' os other countries; by j. Whifney
Memoirs ~ Joseph John Quincy
.nd corespo dsne- Edited by Josrph Bsvso srsh~re
volumes
Wafer, or stray thoughts of long so; BY
Henry Nancy.
TAYLOR MATRysR
Aug 10 Bookstore. ear
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!. LUTZ,
CABINET-MAKER AND UPHoLsTERER,
No. IS SonaA Eaerenii Srre., Philadelphia,
A. EsPECTFuLLY public
IL where keeps hand large psrpr
ard chamber furniture, comprising
sofas, from SIS 500 Arm chA;Ts from SIC To sso
Parior chairs ito "a Bookcases to
sofa tables 10 10 100 Extension tables, SIS To 100
Etageres ioio 70 Writing dess., IS 10 100
farniare made expressly patronage
prices good furniture
where else
any part Of the unon, and packed per-
sunal
27-Jcnnsd
EOH SALE, a Negro Woman, aged A years, n good
plain cook with three children, and boy
ly; limited 10 The District ani Maryland.
For particulars apply JAS. c. MCGUIRE
Auctoneef and Commission Merchant.
Aug l9-codM
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NEW York Way 2i. tsss-he undersigned has ulis d.,
~ opened ohcA street, E.barrt
'S me tansnction ef general brokerage tusiHsss.
hahs insurance. mining. railroad, STATE.
-eeunrcs hnnshs snsr sold.
ioms~oy so'ss tls ~ exchange. ahf loans negouated
svfa-fr VNssfEI. HART
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ICHTTNEY'S Meta1Hc WeATth States
VOL, evo.
Life OIL G. Quincy; ediiea by Joseph b. Brailhware
Memories BY Henry Nancy.
Lamarnne's Travel. in the East vols
Aug 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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OfiCE OF withdrawal Of railroad iands--"brreas
under be making grant of land o ais the Ter o 81
railroad
OF WIcoSsS and Iowa and ts
Territory frossdeHl the Ued by
order bearing dae the s Of July instant directed usi e
o.e said Ternofy, within soGf
lsiIe "a each
rUsUx Iowa, Psn, Minnesota Territory, mouth OF
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, wIsbdra~n
from sale until further oaers except for valid
hefeoforr Catrd St-<
purpose (Which exception includes
military Smelling recently adveSed fof sale
lands
describsa day wihdrawn from sale
accordingly, 10 VIII:
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UEsfGNED for the Thorough sdurai, f
" esiec's engneers Including railway hydraulic -
graphical, and mining engineers
fur Annual Register giving full Information resr
thg the institute, sppIy
q. FRANKLIN GREENE
Drectpr sc r. r. f.
Aug i5-d2m Inv. n Y
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Tickets Si0-halves @5-quanen q 50.
Cernheafes of packages of IS whole t'ckeu, el0 %
E IS
Do do % quarter do q so
Orders tickets certificates Of pa1kaees
above splendid lotteries will receive pomp ausndon
of will Immediately
to all who order from
Address p. J. BUCKEY, Agent,
Aug 2-ld WiIminston, Del.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
70 Country Merchants
AND DEALERS GENERALLY.

D TAVENNER 81 co, No. 900 Baltifore
IL. Street, between Howard and Liberty Bali.
more, manufacturers of Saddlery ansg Truaks
IN OUR SADDLE DEPARTMENT We Keen
on hand and make 10 of1er, Summerset, Shaster.
Engllsh pad full quilted, Spanish and Common
Saddles; Ladies Saddles, rlain and fancy
OUR HARNESS DEPARTMENT embraces
double and single Carriage and Buggy HAIRLESS.
gotten up Of the very best materials, and in style
nor surpassed in this or any other city-Stage, ON
nibus, Wagons Cart and Dray Harness.
OUR Birdie DEPARTMENT furnishes ev-
cry variety of fair and black Leather and Wehb
Bridles and MaItipgales
OUR TRUNK DEPARTMENT. contain seo-
ire spring and iron frame warranted Sole Leather
brass and iron bound Trunks. of every variTtv
Ladies dress Trunks. Boone, Boxes sole and lnst'
ent leather and common Valises. Carmel Raos sSc
We also keep % hand Riding Driyipg yFoop
and Dray WHIPS, Saddle Pockets. Fly n. Ss. IIE,en
Horse Covers, &c.
Having every facility, and being well posieh in
me market we buy our materials al the lotest
rates, almost exciusirelt for cash Onr worl X All
made BY experienced and superior workmen i've
therefore say TO Country Merchants, and all offers
wanting Goods in our line that they will 10 l,eIl
10 cali al No 800 Baltimore street be,uren 4k,Srs
ard and Liberty. n. TAVENNER Is Cd
June % ls5i--ty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
Pa Farmers. Dairvmen 8 Others.

F1xHR Subscrihers having ob.aiaed letters Pa
Iett for thelr Improved H{cre-l 1ffmsl
c6urn are pre,safed 70 dispose Of rights ior States,
ronnsiss- ana towns and individual privileges, on
most reasonable terms
II would Be- s1pernaous 10 present N The form
AZ extravaeanf newspaper Pafs, The many edvan-
,aers our Chnrn has over all others. We will
sisnplx state thar with our Improvements butter
ean be produced from pure cram ID frem 70
minn,ss. aud ffom fresh unskimmed milk IN ffom
% ID minutes, the milk being n Tor table use
thereafter.
nv Ire peculiar form Of CONSTRUCTION 9TH dash
~ he bauer Is readily accumulated and gathered
n mas. requiring 40 additional labor other than
he riere usual seasoning or sailing.
Our Churn Apparatus Is also admirably adapt
"a fot the producing Of cream ICES The trothing o.
/ ergs Sc and IN his respecl Is mos, valuable to
! Cnrttetiohers and Families.
The Chdin Is simple. cheap and durable N con
s,ruction. and can Be operated BY child eight O
,en Years 81 age In a word, the invention need.
onIyI 10 Be tried to prove It's great and genera
Circulars will be furnished in few day show
inc s.awipes and giving description Of the ehurn
Persons desiring further Information, Churns
ar rights will address. postage Pfld,
HARRISON 4 GALLAHER,
Care Of John s. Gallaher, T.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
Henrvls InVigorating Cordial.

PLKEL \ vEGk IdBLE IN IT'S COMP Qs.
rTuIEs Invaluable cosalal i exsrseied isoEs
y hefbsana seoss Nnssp nAse ess1 , ,Qen ~ s
TT years 8. sNpfIlsnes y rs ~.
siciHas % e possssss4 q 9es.'ss 49,
10 the diseases ioI Nhash y u nv nv
hence WINS. : I Pssssniso Z sns pus, s. e ~ nat
neseIeas ,s;sh r.sssr~i = y < ,lsr4d n Il
~ safety. In dases 81 impcseney, HsemmoErha-
ges "a ~ snsns rlnsr Al ms 81 WINES
pressloA =. - : -. -
o. ior nrlrr.Irv
q = = - - : ! Il 4 80 49,
arising ron any sausss 49, 49, 1890, q
Abortion or Missatraes nas Serd'a' saen ~, g
excellea insas fsaas.I =
GUAR nnnssgS - ~, 4, ~ ,e II .s1 IN
Semln4s Ssfs;snnsss nTraT ~ ,hI pgeerestive
d,sesmon' ~ wh,sss I Tnnis
Functions, ..sa : ri &. sssss s,aal r.
Mediclne : lsgas.sr, g.. r1a,,s ever 49,,
mol superior ~ ~ ~ = We 49,
TO FEMALES.
Henry inylgorsung Spua = ols y ss ~, asas
Invaluable Meoseihes ~ rs nan1 NoA .s. .I y
which Females are suelssssI - esssss HassiG y
brace the whole system, qheek eXeesscss ana gle-
ates renewed hsash ana happiness; Less sn9s a.
ing disease and nnhapp1n9ss Smons Laaiss w1s X \.
exist, were they seseraiiy q seop Us uss :. ~
s,rueiens which females are liabls 70 and les
tored oy me pss q 00''1s = 40 Y Ss'''' -
i t'sA' g. VOTING MEN
.'.- = :. e 49, ,t,h. .x,s,.r,s.
"a sosl,a,s s,,,, who Ne most moi q
q mah ana = us osH ~ II, N 4.
become e Tas ms tFom r. ss 3 ~
set ~ Mn :, w ~ y ORC, X SIsTT my
il NERVOUS pEDlh1A
Weakness pf The system and ffenalufe Deray
Many ofyoh may nov he suffering msslsa g y
The cause % source 2. olsease. .huss, 49, 49,
who BY excess have ofoaRhl OF .sn
atare lmposency involuntary .Semsha 81
weakness ana snrVeiiing o. lne esehlsaa - saus
Nervous AEeeuont q any osneIF IN :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

n Il w AIN N44
rTSHE undersigned has just returned rom 'ne
Eastern markets with the largest and most
'0np'ss STOCK GOODS
E.:5 psrsd Al this place ali o. which has
w Z odd i low IS any goods q ss ssEs sna
inv can be in the Valley of Virginia, consisting in
part OF the following aIlirles VIZ:
Cloths Cassimeres and Tweeds;
Fancy Cassinets al very low prices;
Silk, Satin and Marsailles Vestingsi
Italian Cloth and Summer do;
. A good assortment Of Colton Goods for Sum-
An assortment Of Beached and Brown Cot
tons;
BE- do osnabarg Cottons;
a Black; plain, striped and lfgered Silks s.
Tarltons Illusions and SaTcanetts
Swiss, Camhrie and Jaconet MusIins;
Plain and figured Canton do;
A large assortmeht Of calicoes and Cling
Bersges and Berage de LANES, very cheap
Lawns Musins, &c;
Irish Linen and Linen Tablecloihs;
Linen. Silk, and Cambria Handkerchief;
| Grape, Silk, and Cashmere Shawls, Of every
| French worked Collars and Cuffs;
| Dress Trimmings, &c
| Silk and Straw Bonnets, very cheap;
1 Artificial Flowers &C., and almost everything
| in the ia ,cy way;
Ladies'. Misses and Chidren's Shoes;
Hats and Caps, OF every quality and price.
Also large stock of GROCERIES Of the best
! quality consisting in pam Of
Hi Coffee Sugars, Chocolate Teas;
Molasses, Syrups, Bacon, Salt &c
II Also good assoTtmentof Hardware
III Cutlery, Carpenters Tools &c,
II Waters Looking Glasses, and Tinware.
n a large stock of Queersware, &C.
II All of which will be sold on the very best terms
Those who desire 10 g1 good and cheap bargain:
ale respectfully invited 10 call before purchasing
elsewhere, and judge for themselves
JOHN G. WILSON. s
m ,gara
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
Patent Premium Threshef'
rieanar and Bagger,


which received he First Premium q the Cryssal
pace New York, thss making 10 Premiums ln
IVA season< 10 romTRlition win tne sstsot 49,
Senarators 81 the day proving conelusssely, ne
1,,;tv n csrsslruction ehesPness an price ana
Sngsh;li,y N ruashne is being fully appreciated,
ana i've sd caiaplieaiea costly sepaEatoIs masi
Weld their nlate 10 superior machine. ihis MA
chine for thrssiing. Separating, cleanlne swsses
screening and tagging loy one ssnps ~
IN Einds 81 Giasn--tse greatest aaeoE-saving ma
chine extant fos simplicity, durability cheapness
and canacitv. III has no rival in The woTia. Us
| capahie Of tur1ing cat ready ior me mil q lol
sod from s0ls 10 SOD bushels OF wheat PER cay Nv,
/ Win { or hofSes ana handsof from ovo y euV
| hnshsls with lie horses and as many hands doing
Inc work cleaIr and breaking less gram, tnap any
Il machine now n use This machine received ne
i frst premiums al The Maryland State Far, BAIT,
10 iS5a and 1853 the Washington 20 u - L. !;
Fair Valley Agricultural Fair, Of Va, IN ls1sana
Is5g the Ragpahannock Agricultural Soeisly, ~
| PoftRoyal Va : the fisst premium al the liAlnois
State Fair 1853, al Spfnghele and Silver Aeaai
al Ire Indiana State Fair. al Indianapolis ie2S.
This machine is 50 simple in construction, 1ha'
the one fan and shoe completely cleans and bags
the grain. ispensink with all The compicalfa ma.
ch;sery and Consequent liability uf derangrmrnD
In all other sepaFalGFs thus making 4 more aesaia'
hle 10 the farmer.
CLgASER. B4GeER AID row - Z hzesher, Y eanef
and Dagger solnplese, and horses ST. 5--Powei
for same. $780, making S2I5 Tor the whole COM
plete. IhfNsDeT, OteansE anu paSSsIf ~ 1a.l
Cylinder $500; Power for same, Sl35, for 8, Z
and 10 horses. This machine is complete viii
: Band Wrenches Re
M REFERENCES Samuel Sands, Esq Editor Q
the Amerie an Farmer :, Col Edward Lloyd, Eastun
Md; Capt. ID. Cox. Northumberland, Co., Va III
Cater Esq Richmspd Richard Willis, Esqi Elch
moad; Col Charles Carroll Ellieott's Mills, Md
f. Nelson. Esq, Richmond Col b Davenport Jgiter
son Co, Va Dr.. Hardipg, Northumberland "a, a
| Hugh Nelson, Esq, CLARKE CO., Va Charles Mason
Esd King George Co, Va, 5. W. Thomas, ESQ
: Clarke Co. Va DR. It. J. MARROW, Frederick CITY
MI David Boyd Esq, Frederick, city, Md; Err
Hdick Frederick city. MD Samuel Holt, Middleton
Valley, Md; SJohn Clagen, Haaerstown. Md.
t-SS~ The above ma hines are manufactures !
f.SaTlestown; Jefferson Co, Va All, orders AZ
dresscd "a us will be attended 10 with pronaptnes
and az threshers sent ont warranted to.coine ri
the standard, ZIMMERMAN Y w.
March I6I 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
The Fredericl Female Seminary,

rs located in FliyIicK City, Md, as healthy
y and pleasant a pwn as any 10 the Southern
States
&5- The Sciol4ic duties ,cili be resanted on
Monday, the 4tg2Sy Of Ssptsmber nert.
This Institution Jas an able and efficient Board
81 Professors andr achers, good Library, e.
celient Musical laruments, an extensive Chemi-
cal ana Philosophical Apparatus, and il Is conn
IDENTIFY believed iR il offers as many taeilitiest ior
imparting thor4sh, extensive and refined ecu
cation as any SEMINARY in the land,
The School is lbT sEeTARiAS, on the contrary
the young ladiesare strictly required to attend
such Church ptrents designate accompanied al
ways by teacha
Scholars will Il received al any time during tne
year, and will lie charged proportionabiy IRON Inc
date Of their entranceio the close OF the Scholastic
year in July.
tsg- For board and Tuition, including furnished
Rooms, Lights, Fuel. Washing, ETC.. $500 pei
Scholastic year; payable hall yearly in advance.
\ For Circulars and othef particulars address,
II. WINCHESTER, Prest
July q 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
LoUD0UK COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE


TTHHIS Is pol manual i4cr schoo p. =
u callel an AgFieulie4l Institute. oseeass
,sorourh instruciion i girk IN all blarches o.
,1ath@Snafits and Science hseIul 10 the farmer
md mao Of business Tbckrdrnis are Dot iaughi
ks thsofy only tul lhsyhfe, instructed y . Us
tractical application d lb4 studies 70 ~ sls.{
A. Affairs OF life. They a1m1te acquainted WIN
as phluomena O nainre-t ughf he pgoPerties 2.
ihe soil-ihe requileD<n.1II plHnts-ine 90 -
-, ~ roeks--fhr rropef|es Of The atmosrnele'
e. Thr ADVANCES sfndos receive psaciifai ~
srTurtion IN surrey ~ hrms-ieveillns sss-
cours<s-lsyins or Soa1 -inekiag 'ns
I ing soiis--cla<silying meals &c.
kefiulinrai chemistry lhorcughly aus y -.
iusi aied By tho1sands Interesting e ~ ~
= ~ l~e,ure rooln--in = laboratory and on me
farm The pure caemi4s are pre paiSe q 100
II S.srsre rnruinz lafhe a great variety Of tooi'
- ,-crtin, Ia wood a metal. Hence the siu'
dents have an oppoupW OF NiAness.L5s 1870,
branches ofmechans1|rom me ieilns = ~
- - rr.rs,ns everbaft of which Is Familiarity
.-isy;-s srh.;r air|;on Is not confined 20 Inc
49, hook. mi they 4 taken into The laboratory
800 ~, ,he rs|en ana the field, aud tnei
~ ,n.,s. \, nndeTahd hundreds OF operations
49, .vsrvhoiv ssbut few can explain III
Sas,gn ~ ~ Ifsti,a.b i TO prepare y ung mel
. - n.,..-. $50 - onolish mis- desirable puf
~ mn, sns nexpense i spared in obtain
- everything need ry for full and complete 4
. tlustration. - hi, n
w. tIshras q rhtlny 1ucsteu---.
4 has ali he advanla9 Ct purify OF water, saiuoril
1 OF atmosphere and bog O. scenery.
The REGULAR seselIz commence on the hrst
j, oetober and epd . the first Of August Yonn
: men wishing 10 err as slueeEts should, u poss
a be make applicson before the closing Of The Pr
10 vious session. -,oo =
= Terms Tor the essicn Of ten months 500; OF
- k.n nsvahle In arance and she remainder on u
q 81 n, n March lis includes tuition, board, led
- inc washing. fu and lights. The students IN 4
Classical departe nt are charged SO per sessio
y extra; to Be pain advance Sons Of preache
pe and editors are carssd only St90 per Session:
IS = Books furrishf wAen required at Store price
r. Farmers caI had their sofia anaiyzed al
~ ,.achers and s,utn,scan obtain pure chemie
% reagents prepared at be establishment
- Mrss,
BENZ. HYDEENTON, Principal;
IN Aide P o.,
Loudoun County, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
Virginia, to wit

AT rules held inthe Clerks Office Of The Circui
Court Of Jefferson County, on the sth day Of Au.
gust 1854,
Thomas n ITlRis and William D. Haiis, lafe part.
neis trading Under nc name and sttle Of Nos IIf
e Wa.B, Hilis, (sAiag for &c bcasft Of 1Sesla.
A. biais1 plaintiffs,
AGAINST
y Barrier, SURFING partacT ofJ Glenn. late pars-
NeTs EHdey fae name and SHE Of j. Barker &. C,o
Defendant
IN ASSUMPSIT.
WE object Of this suit is 10 attach am estate
Il andIeHecis Of the defendant, as the surviving
partner of Barker 4 Co, within this State. and
particularly any iron ore Of the said defendant IL
the CouHiy OF Jeaerson within said State. and snb
ject The same 10 the pay mrDt Of the plaintiffs claim
Il appearing on stiidavitfed in this suit that tbe
defendant is not resident OF this State he is here
~ required TO appear here within one noah after
due publication 81 this order and do What Is neces
sary 70 protect bis Interest in this mater fur
lher ordered, that copy hereof be published once
week Tor four successive weeks IN the 'sVirei0ia
Efee Press and poA,ed al the iront-dcor OF TIE
Courthouse Of this County, on the rsl day Of Inc
next County Court copy-Tesle.
August y, Is5L r: t. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

49,. IA 4 thr Clerks Ofioe 81 the Circuit
f.ssrl 81 JrifeTson Connty, on sac "a d-y q A.
rnst. Is54- ..c.
l.l1 Edtle and Darid JsiAsieH flai1uls
AGAINST
Fss~nf Intins May y .lsnkinss end CefAerhAf u
Lila Wilian Sstfrs Gn4 CafAarlHe as rig,
1nd ~ aid Jrfiii1m Ssurssi n ~ orafage. go
a. aflainisirllor # HIuiaa Js.ktns des I,
F1i-akeft c ctanterlain, May C.a1.nes1ei..
J,kn ~. ckambulaia, aad RsbeT. Csa.'ss :. =.
Bnsirof 4gAoi1s, Jah1 Rsysneia -, A1.s a. -, 80
roIds aad Nary Ffdnces R<gneids. Deiena ans
ABill Of Resiror in The case Of John kshe sad
David Johnston, Plainlifis, against William -
Jenkins. defendant. depending in the said Court
TIME object Of this suit Is 10 effect sale q n,
IL Shanhondsie Factory AID appartenanees a I
i nate in jefferson County. Virginia
Ii appearing on affidavit fled in this SUIT i1a
tbe defendants joseph jenkins. Mary JenkiHi
and csiharine VI Jenkins. are not residents q ~
staie hey are hereby requires 10 appear here WI
IN one month after due publication o. THIS or s
and 40 what is necessary protect their in'efes
Ia his matter. IL is further ordered, that SOP
hereof De published once week for four sueeess,s
+ weeks il the Virginia Free Press and goslf
Al me front door Of the Couf-Honse 81 this Seas
1 ~. 81 The arsl day Of The next County Court
r A Copy-Tesie.
! r. T. BROWN. c. G. G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
Town Ordinance

{ uTllENS OF the Town are required 10 haY6 al
weeds, ohsl, and nth Of every descriptions re.
moved from their premises 10 as short time as Dos
sible, aud they are also required to use lime IN
cellars and damp places.
Mr. Bragg will give general examination dhe
trsf OF next week, ard will have all places Which
then require H. ceaned atthe expense Of the naIsies
whose premises may REQUIRE IL
By order the Boardfof Trustees.
SAMUEL RIDENOUR Presisrpt
ynlY % 1854 -
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EXCHANGE BANK OF
SELDEN, ~ ETHEEsS s. CO.,

! WASHINGTON, ID. CI
TIME Undersigned respectfully announce thai
Il they Have formed partnership 10 transact
general Banking and Exchange business n this
eity. under the:firm Of SELDEN, WITHERS q
Co, and are prepassd to dealt
It1reign and Domestic Exchanges Time Bits, Pro
nissorp Notes, Certificates IF Leposite Letters Of
Credit Bank Notes and Coin.
4 We undertake to make collections and promptly
to remitthe proceeds 10 any designed point within
or without the Union. -
/ Mr. WaLLlAM SslDEN, member OF the firm, anc
Ifor mafy yearspa$t, theS Treasurer Of fAe Uaitee
States, viii give hscarefu personal a1enticn 70 al
financial business which may be employed e
transact with any ofihe Departments Of The Govern
ment.
The business which our employers may require
us to transact, w3lfb be conducted with hdeHty ano
promptilude, ana dpon the most reasonable Terms.
WILLIAM SELDEN3
Late Treasurer 81 NE u. S.
JOHN WRITER'S,
K. w. LATHAM,
or lVasdiagton, n. C.
LIP. BAYNE,
Washington Dec. & 1s50.-if -