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THE NEW VERSION OF THE BIBLE.

The American Bible Union, which closed its
annual session in this city on Friday last, has
once more attracted public attention to what it
esteems the crying necessity for new version
Of the Bible. The Union was organized in
1850, "to procure and circulate the most faith
ful version of the Sacred Scriptures in all Ian
guages, throughout the world" They subse-
quendy adopted a resolution -
"That tho appropriations made by the Union
shall in no case be employed for the circulation
of version which is not made ON tho following
principles, viz The exact meaning of che in
spired text as that text expressed it to those
who understood the original Scriptures at the
time they were first written, must be translated
by corresponding words and phrases, SO far as
they can DO found, in the vernacular tongue of
those to whom the version is designed, with the
least possible obscurity Or indifniteness.
BY the report which was made on Friday it
appears that the society, during the past year,
have received and expended over forty thousand
NOlltlb tOWdTuh nCW VI buO cdSiOu
Scriptures, and in the circulating the most cor
rect versions in different languages. Drs. Cone
and Maclay, OF this city, are the most promi-
nent and active members of the Bible Union,
assisted by u large number of the clergy and
laity of the country, mostly, however, Of
the Baptist persuasion. They say that the re-
ceived version of the Bible which was published
by King james contains many and serious errors
which learned committee of the American
Bible Society estimated at t'centy.four thousand
in number.
We will enumerate some of the errors which
are deemed most serious, and which are relied
upon as the Justification for the proposed revis-
ion. In Matt 25 o. Christ is made to say
IL should have received my own with usury, y
where instead Of "usury'' it should be interest
Speaking of Peter it is said "When he was
come into the house, Jesus prevented him, say.
ing" &C., meaning originally anticipated; Matt
II: 25 ave took up our earriges and went
up to Jerusalem - Acts q Is; whero " car
RIGGS stands tor baggage. lie that catetf
and drinketh unworthily, eateth and drnketE
damnot'on to himself Cor. II 29 Wher,
damna.on stands for condemnation.
In Isa. 50 "a, it is said, " The oxen that ca
the ground shall eat clear provender." Th
word " ear" being used in the sense of plough
ing sense now obsolete and to people in genera
unknown. In Psalms S 6, it is said, Tho,
shalt destroy them that speak leasing. TIL
word "leasing' is now wholly obsolete, and fe,
know that lying is meant. In two places, Act
7 :: 45, and Hebrews 4 8, " Jesus - is put fo
Joshua" g If thy right eye offend theo' i
Matt. s 20, should read, " if thine eye max
thee stumble
popularity of tho English version which
specially eomplsined Of, is the want Of pnifo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

A CHEAP BARoxErER.-A correspondent of
the Country Gentleman, writes as follows:
" For some years, have been in the habit of
watching the condition Of the gum in my wife's
camphor BOTTLE which stands in our bedroom.
And when not disturbed, it makes capital
weather-glass, 1t answers my purpose as well
an a barometer that would cost me from S25 to
$50. When there is to be change of weather
from fair to windy or wet, the thin flakes, of
the gum will rise up, and sometimes when there
was to be great storm, have seen them at
the top. When they settle down clearly at the
bottom, then we are sure OF grand weather
Any farmer who will watch his wife's camphor-
bottle for season, will never have occasion to
watch the birds or locusts for indications of a
change in the weather"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

Quite an excitement was recently occasoned
in Fredrickto.., N. B., by the marriage of a
French girl to an Indian. Parental opposition
was unable 10 subdue their love for each other,
and the copper colored aboriginal bore off his la
by love attired in full costume Of Indian togge-
ry, in triumph
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

Il know" said Mirabeau, "but three ways
of living in this world first, by wages for work;
secondly, by begging thirdly, by stealing-so
named, or not so named"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26
Chr family Girtle.

The strength of the American people lies least
in the number of their cannon and bayonets,
and most in their schoolhouses, newspapers and
books.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26
D Q trp.

For the Green Mountain Freeman.
TO sUsAN--FRfENDsHI
Though parted oft by wind and tide
lpon Life's stormy sea,
/ hope our barks may safely ride
And reach their destiny. W
-4sas4.s sia
Though parted, and at times afar,
While sailing down Times stream,
ragging ray from friendships star
ut comes with mellow geam.
A dw,ct as evenings bamy air
OR roses waited oh,
Comes stealing music from the Tyre
l heard in days by-gone.
The tuneful strings some thoughts evoke
OF friends we loved too we'll
Some links in Friendships chord now broken;
Why severed-who can tell /?
Who would, who could such scenes forget
They were too bright to last
Perhaps the joy in night now set
viii shine when night is past.
WALTER WILDWOOD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

He is wise man who learns from every one ;
he is powerful who governs his passions; and
he is rich who is contented.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

there is a law of distribution Of thshuman race,
as well as Of the inferior races, 1rt that these
laws are in accordance with each other
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26
Dr. THOMPSON, EDITOR 6 PROPRIETOR.

nifty in rendering the same words Or phrases.
For example
Under the Hebrew term "shaker" We have
the following renderings Hire, prices, REGARD,
Wdses, north.
Under ''rinnah" we have cry, gIaaness, JOY,
proclamation, rejoicing, singing, shouting, and
triumph.
Under ''shakal'' wo have discrefioa.l policy,
tnolcledge, prudence, sense, understanding, 'eis-
dom.
But perhaps the most remarkable specimen Of
numerous variety of renderings occurs in regard
to "nepish'' the Hebrew word for soNl
This word, in the conrse of the English Bible,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

"Whate'er be the danger, by night or by day.
Or the sin, or temptation--get out Of its way
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

After the declaration of the 4th ballot, Sena-
tor Allen nominated Chalon F. Davoy, of Bur-
lington; and on motion of Mr.. Field, the joint
Assembly adjourned to 10 A. NJ, on Thursday
next. The Senate withdrew and the House ad-
iourned
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
PosT OFYIcx AnTxxsr,
February 10, 1854.
PROPOSALS for conveying United States from,
April 1851 June following in Asssa
chuset will be received the
department until o. Of Saturday, March 25 1884
the day.
No. 6Oo From Boston, by Harrison Square, Village
Quincy, Brantee, South Braintree WEI mouth,
Arlington, Hanson, South Hanson, Kingston, TO
Plymouth is miles and back a week
Leave Boston daily, except Sunday, nj 5 a m;
Arrive at Plymouth day by llk am
Leave Plymouth daily, except Sunday, nj lax pm;
Arrive at Boston day by D m.
Making the railroad a,
South Brainee, and the South Branee and
Brsinee
qured by the department
Proposals second daily
Sunday between Boston and South Bantre South
bainuee al y arrival OF Fall
arriving at Boston by and leaving Boston at and
arriving al souh Branuee by A, connecting
noon cars on the Fall River Cape Cod and South Shore
tor FORM OF bid guarantee and certificate
and requirements Embracing tas conditions be
the contracts 10 such extent as the
snl see advertisement inviting proposals. for mail service 10 the
States OF Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts
Island, and Connecticut dated December is, 1852.
Proposals should be directed
General Contract Once and distinctly marked envelope
proposal for route Me- 60e Mass - failure proposal
may prevent lis consideration and acceptance.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
feb lf-lawSw Postmaster General
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EVANS x SATsoN's phiiaaclphis- ntanuf acs"r~d
IL patent key-hole and thefproo safes.
large always 80 Dock Fhadc.
pha Also, vaults and roa doors for banks and stores
ranted equal o amy the United States,
Reference is gwen 70 safes many
more can be named. over 1900 safes
r. J. Magruder street. avenue, Washing
and IL authorized 70 receive
orders for .N
Farmers Mechanics Bank Philadelphia, ~ safes in
Mint, do
United states Arsenal Philadelphia, in California.
United states Appraisers Once, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 4 safes.
Philadelphia nnd Moistowu Railroad Company
2 safe
Richard Norris S.n locomotive works, Philadelphia
winchester Bank. Winchester, Virginia.
Sole agency for Buitnrworh's superior bank locks
Patent slate lined refrgorafors
July ap--2awiy ut
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GREAT CIrROoeH LINE TO THE WEST.
~ ~ ,zsss;l1e 8 q j|Ess;; = /. -,


baltimore and Ohio raroad from Baltimore Wheeling COM
Union line the Ohio anathe stages 10 Zancsplio
finishing Of the Board Tunnel road being
ercsIeni order, The OF travellers confidently
rectcd 10 its The scenery
this road ~ OF the and character
The mail Baltimore q, y.
directly through Wheeling 1880 mle) ~ ~ 10 hours,
ciudng all arriving day
leaving Baltimore s. lay for lodging
Cumberland 7e mes and proceed thence 10 Wheeling the
To with these trains tho leave Washington at g.
and daily, from Baltimore the Wash
junction, DIETER known the Relay House miles from
Baltimore.
Wheeling the unvaIed steamers Union line,
which been this daily
with The down the Ohio 10 Gin
cinnat and Louisville, where for Nashville, &C,
the 81 Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by those
ing further IN.
for Columbus who prefer land Gin
cunat and Ohio the West also proceed d
Wheeling Ohio Company excellent coaches
the best the National road GAINESVILLE sc and thence
by railroad
railroad will also find there being
places,
Or through Washington Whesina and
charge for transfer Of passengers baggage.
anywhere the
roue) from Washington TO Wheeling 50 bo TO CINCINNATI s
10 Louisville, si2.
Tickets be Of Parsons agent the railroad station
Washington, and OF the other agents OF the company
WIN. PARKER,
May Il--da General Superintendent.
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Act OF 1850.
TO CONTRACTORS

COMMISSIONERS PUptIo BUILDINGS,
February a. 1851.
PROPOSALS will be received this Office until Saturday.
i of April O'Clock m, for grading gaveing
much OF Maryland avenue between Seveah
bridge, gradsd and gaveed be directed by
Comnss OF Public buildings.
The be OF the best character be done The
ceptance Commissioner appoint
all that 10 be done be done
October
gravelDg be
the street, Rpeng OF gradually inches in depth
sides
Security win be required faithful performance
Any surplus earth from the grading be deposited
place, within reasonable distance the Commissioner
designate
Proposers viii the cubic yard for the grading
superficial yard for the gravclng including gravel ali
terials.
D. d, FRENCH,
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
Feb 22-dtd Sentinel, Star, and News
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LII claiming heirs Eliza
beth Spencer deceased who resided Petersburg Virginia. and
died there abou, beginning 1907 hereby NOTIFIED
TO make known their relationship Office
and before 20h
the circuit Of Petersburg Ia the e Swami at a Nc
Nell q al The object The said suit Il 70 settle the construction
viii
relation possessed
and divide the said by sale and
and profits thereof entitled proportion
spectye interests For that the undersigned has
scted by the said
all
beth Spencer deceased and Tor that purpose pub
hshed
might be deemed best call all claiming be
such heirs
day certain, 10 be specified in such advertisement
u. p. GAINES,
Commissioner in ChanceIy
Feb 21-lawfw
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mo. AQs.l

NOTICE or WITHDRAWAL OF certain lands In tns
road connect hs Chattanooga Tsnnessee) the cenua
road o. Mississippi a. s Mobile and ONO road and the branch
bearing date NE 5si ulmo an he public lands within the following
Sa "a pos m as y ,'s.d
ets Of lands sae, 70 sale Al the several oces herein mentioned
a -. ual hs y, a Gay o. iag next e, 70 wi,
NORTH on base line and es Of e principal syaa, southern
survey.
Township. sixteen eighteen twenty rwsn
townships seventeen eighteen nineteen, twenty, wenone
Townships seventeen eighteen nineteen and twenty, range
Townships seventeen eighteen nineteen, twenty of
range four.
SOra cfas base ls and eat Of tAe prteipal mraa
Townships niae,een twenty, wenp-one, twenty tso OF
Townhips twenty wen-tso range tArev
Townships twenty one and twenty-five, OF range four
In the district of lands subject 90 sale al GAMMA
NORTH Of s base line, and east Of tAe principal asraan
Township twenty two, OF range five
In district subject TUSCALOOSA,
North line Of e pinepa msdan, southern
Township twenty one, ofrange
North % s base line and Of me pnpel eridian southern
Township twenty three, OF ranges and two.
five, and six.
Townships fifteen, sixteen, aud seventeen Of
Townships heen SIXTEEN seventeen eighteen and nineteen Of
Townships seventeen, eighteen nineteen twenty.
three.
Townships sixteen seventeen, eighteen nineteen, and
Townships seventeen eighteen twenty
twenty two, of range five.
Townships nineteen, twenty, wentone, and TWENTY-FIVE OF
ranges six, seven, eight, nine, ten, and eleven.
South Of The base line and east Of the principal meridian northern
Townships aaeen sixteen and seventeen. Of range one
Township iiteen of range 1--WE.
In the district of lands subject
South Of the base line and Of the principal median
surrey.
Townships eight, nine twelve, een fourteen
Townships twelve, thirteen fourteen, of range two.
South Of the base line and east Of the principal meridian northern
,.@ survey.
Townships eight eleven twelve 'hirteen and fourteen
Townships eight, nine eleven, twelve, thirteen,
Townships ss seven eight nine ten eleven twelve, thirteen,
Townships nne eeven twelve thirteen, and fourteen, Of
Townships twelve, thirteen, fourteen, range ax.
In the district Of lands subject sale LEBANON.
South Of the base Ne, and east Of The principal mera northern
surrey
Townships seven, eight, and nine, of range three.
Townships SIX eight nine, feen and SIXTEEN Of
four
Townships eleven, twelve, heen. fourteen, and
Townships eight nine, eleven, twelve, fourteen
Townships eight nine eleven, twelve. and thirteen
Townships six seven eight, tcn eleven, twelve,
teen, of range eight
Townships ve seven eight nine eeven twelve
Townships four five, seven, eight, nne eleven
range ten.
Townships i've, eight eleven range
eleven. s4fgt'
Washington, his Gath day OF January, 1854.
JOHN WILSON,
Jan 26-lawl3w Commissioner
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limited STATES aisil Line TO California, via Aspia
~ wall and PANAMA. The 9Th and 2th OF month,
class steamships approved by the Navy OF
1900 tons burden, guaraniyIDg speed and safety.
The Panama railroad completed Obpo, 10 miles from
Panapia.
from hspnwa to obspo and IL miles Of land transportation
dry
therefore, homsile pssseuEers
and their baggage being only transferred from
alongside the
There will be transportation in future this
The route entirely free from sickness Of drson-
Reserve being always New York,
and san Francisco detention OF accden
The routr II entirely reliable.
expected that the the Atlantic viii be made
larry in and the Pseihc, in IA to IAN days
Passengers will leave Panama the day amer arrive Aspn
Through tickets a. As ioWst rates. be had ssency ~
West street, New York.
Ian 2a-du
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EDWARD X. COLLINS A. co.
No. 80 Wall street, NJ
BROWN, SMILEY, n co,
.. Liverpool
r @. ROBERTS CO.,
ID Kings Arms Yard, London.
j, hUNROE D. CO.,
S Rus Notrc Dsme des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO. u DRAPER, Hayre.
The OF those ships WIN not be accountable for
bullion ewelry precious metals. bills
and the value Expressed
Jan5 I.F
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD roR
C,ncrresi Lop.re Tssona rot Columbus, zune,pire t1,,
land 7Sieao, Chicago, and 81 Lous.
THROUGH points can be had al the rail
j. road station in Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington ms auv. 10 WEIGHING I'm
the splendid and Durp
Welsve 40 miles from WhcsIinQ hy railroad
Cleveland, Toledo, Chicago and Alton thence steamboat
miles, 81 Louis. Leaving Washington D. m. they will
the next afternoon with The sp.ndd "Uuon
for Cincinnati and Louisville, and for Indianapolis by
from LawrenceburR
Through Cincinnati, Louisville and Tndannpo
GAINESVILLE and Columbus by
wheeling holding over al any
point tickets appiy 20 r. NJ
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
J. ~. DONE,
Feb 7-dn Mister Transportation.
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eeaseo IN ths orphans court for Baltimore cry Maryland
IN order Of the aforesaid passed
ON the eh day Of December A. D. 1885, hereby
all parties Interested
ces~d TO appear IN said before 10Th Of June
" 1905 10 authenticate their claims distbuive share Of
said estate ~ pursuance Of the act Of the ge.e assembly Of Mary
srd Of Is9s, chspter iTs.
CUNB'D ID. HoI.IlNs,
Dec 2t-iaw3m Administrator OF lizabeth Leigh.
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THE UNION: WASHINGTON, SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH r. 10
PUBLIC NOTICE.
GEsKRAL LAM oFrlcK,
February 10, 1854.

GENERAL LAMP OFFIcE,
February 10, 1854
NOTICE hereby reeriscd the
land ofesfs Iowa CITY, Iowa. that their Once on
the 18Th January sepeaf military land
abstaead teefIom, being Of those located during
Ilomonli OF December previous.
all, description OF the land
which each located noted stated IN red ink At me
which without deiacng te warrants
country have been advised OF
warrants
reference Stolen, which embraced IN
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner,
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SNUEE AND fOHACGD--Peter Lofiard, a
- Chatham street, New York. following
warranted Of superior quality Maccsboy Scotch
honey dew Scotch, and
In tin foil and papers. particular description
nous articles can be known by scpdus for full price
above. .@Fs rebs --d3s
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pHoPOsALs ror saooo,ooo OF the Loan Aa,

PROPOSALS ror $4,000, 900 of Loan Author
ixed by the OF Bamore.Oics OF the Commissio
BY the provisions the ordinance the
and council OF Baltimore entitled An ordinance ard the
Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company loan the amount OF
i've millions % dollars comple.e te road to The OF wheel
TO mud their debts, and especially TO lay second track as
Piedmont 2e miles distant the city OF BALTIMORE, sealed
will be received by the until IL O'Clock
OF Saturday the eighth day Of April ia for the purchase OF two
millions dollars 0Oo the authorized by the
ordinance thereof less Than $780, the said
being redecmbe first January $780, and bear
ing per rnnu
payable Of January April July, and
purchased either inscribed ceih
transferable Office, bonds with
taehed viii proposals whether the bid
The bonds will be Of the
nominations Of 81 600 $500, and $3.50.
value OF the Of The
loan awarded each TO be paid within two days as
such award made, twenty before the first day
May before the first day OF June
per hefsre the 6f day July and The
bad before the first day OF August
Ten the value Of the amount awarded each
contract be pain
certificates bonds viii be issued.
bid will be received
hereby decline the Of all the
default be idoer sakng
payments rqprd, Is
private such shall he expedent
and and Cor the Of such bidder
loan to him awarded
The proposals win be opened BY tho undersigned, the mayors
Office, a above specified
addressed
Registers Office, Bamoe," aud endorsed Offer for So
Loan.n
nm
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TREASURY DxrAsrass1, January 4, ioS4-
Notice hereby given holders following described
States this department
chase any lime the date hereof and Of June
portions stocks, amounting the
dollars and hereinafter
toned, To wit
any competition, within the stated
preference viii be given the order time in which said
may offered The duly assigned the United
States the parties who thereof
be transmitted 10 this department The receipt whereby
ploe will be paid compounded OF the following particulars
/. The value specified in each certificate
premium the stock Of the loan authorized by the Of
July 1876, edceabe November 1885,
stock Of the authorized 1884, redeeabe 3s
cenbsr, 1862 of fifteen and half the stock Of The
loans authorized lo7 l64o and redeenab
the The 3lst December 1861 and the latter the aot
june 1865 OF twenty and The stock Of the loan
the 1885, redeemabe the 3 Of Dccem
b 1854, Commonly called The Texan Indemnity ten cent
Sd par certificate from the LIST OF January
receipt with the
o money reach OF days interest
in addition
will made drafts OF the Treasurer
Boston, New York,
or Pbiladephia us The parties direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dtlstJune Secretary Of the Treasury
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Washington March 4, 1854.
IN petition Samuel r. B. Morse, OF Poughkeepe Now
" York. praying patent granted
The goth of Jane, $780, for mode Of
eating Information by signals by application
place The a0rh day Tune, 1854
Is ordercd said petition
Monday led day OF May II persons
notified appear and show
peuuon ought be granted.
Persons opposing the required c
Office objections,
days before the day hearing all testimony flied BY party
be used said hearing
with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished app
cation
The will be
poslin and other relied testimony be filed
In the office before the the 18Th May
m.nts II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered, this published Union, Inteli
gspcer, and Evening STAR Washington d. Pennsylvanan
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Scientific American New York
boston, Massachusetts; and Inquirer, OHIO
week tor three successive weeks previous the d day Of May
nerf, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
onlm ~
r. SEdors Of the above viii their
bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice
Mar 5-Iaw3w
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NOTICE The undersigned, the Of the heirs Of
~ Joseph Ball half Of The undivided
l aud OF the heirs OF sands part
other moey osad having that Colonel Henry Mayor
George Page advertised
said for hereby notifies
concerned Of his claim
rights Of the heirs same. j
CHARLES eEI.DTNC,
Dec 2a-3seoa Tth street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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No. 1911
NOTICE extending the time OF tho reservation OF
IN Withdrawn from
Cairo and Fulton railroad and srdneh in the snies of Missouri
and ARKAssAs
Withdrawn market, and ordered TO be withheld from
sxcep, valid until the 9Th
lying within the probable limits OF The made by the
lied An granting the right and making Of land
The States OF Arkansas aid
rs,oad FROM point on ,he Msp opposite The mouth Of The
ONO rvcr via Little Rock the Texas boundary line Fu
IN Arkansas with branches Fo Smith and the Mississippi
nvcr approved February 1852 hereby
extended and continued
Given under hand, city Washington
uary, 1854
ny order Of the President,
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner Of the Land Once.
Jan A-lnwl3w
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J. SMITH HoLLlNs,
JOSHUA VANSANT,
WIN. GEORGE BAKER,


Boston Post, New York Herald
dep North American and Pennsylvania Washington National
ntsirencer, Union, Frederick will
week until April s,h and charge this Office.
Mar 7-3tawfSthAp