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bureau Corps OF Typographical Engineers,


PROPOSALS will be received until on, 10Th
November for the construction equipment and delivery
of the lake survey delivered De-
oi a any port Erie day said
be long, of
exclusive OF fixtures paddle wheels and for wheel houses OF
less burden depth aboutex feet
The deck fashion, be di
vldd follows forward the machinery cabin and
hands, All of the machinery cabin and mess room
closets and cabin kitchen uInitue not
less than 20 hands and six officers.
The upper deck cabin roof TO be sucitn hTm Tor custom
Pilot or wheel house be on the upper deck and supplied
with customary conveniences for steering,
The boat be schooner be supplied with requisite
ppars and rigging TO properly painted
anchors with adequate chain cables and all
of hauseT hoes chain cable boxes wndass LEVERS &c. &c.
furnish drawing and model of
The boat 10 be supplied with good yaw boats mol less an
20 feet long EACH and each boat to have good oars with dder
and uler
No advances be contract, the War Depart
nent TO have authority for reasons 10 declare The contract void
g accept any OF The proposals or to reject The whole and 10
adv III
miles the supplied with suitable coal
bunkers, capable slowing less 100 Of coal
Materials be of the best quality together in workanh
and all and fixtures strength and
against be observed The less than 20 ade
The of quality, OF The kind,
with the best Improvements.
be appointed the WI Departments officer of the
be chosen by the These select third
and empoy exceeding professional steamboat men a
employ the requisite hremen, aboers order to make p
spacuon and trial.
100 miles weather. which trial said boat
shall maintain speed Of less than miles the hour
for consecutive hours
certificate said inspectors reference the condition.
of materials aud machinery Workmanship hnsh aud
evidence Of
half said be paid by the United States
and one half by the contractor -
sep l6--d2Ji&2awtlstNov Col Corps T. L.
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Jos. WMsos,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO -EMpTIoN cIAIMAYTs.

Under the Of CG.sryss ~ March 1853, entitled An
rights certain settlers therein
above mentioned sections,
aud Improvement The date
amen and paid for al the rate OF two dollars and
fy per before the day fixed for the public sale And by
9Th March, 1854 entitled An the relief OF
lands reserved for roed purposes persons who set
improved the prior the date OF rru
will be cnred preemptions the ordinary mnnun OF
public lands the q uoa and twenty five cents
lypy8n anl paid before the xcd the pub
lie Alo Therefore, every person entitled The right Of pre-
pupon lands above under ID
lej, above referred settlements made the 9Th
February 1854 Che date of aotmen under the Of 2h
March, 1884, settlements made prior the date Of Withdrawal
required establish the satisfaction OF the register aud
the land Office and make therefor The
by practicable after seeing his notice,
day appointed for public sale of the lands
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOS. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office
spp l6--lawJw Int 81 Starl
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NOTICE.


,.ox,.-,.. Washington, September Dc, 1854.
ONGhESS during its made
or the purchase of The loading rifles for he use
u United saes army, provided that Of
iai Paeua test heieof shall deem the purchase
be al
december next il found TO offer
reasonable expectation Of being useful
sufficient number ay twenty-five of adodng such
10 be placed in the hands
ned The result of this practical will Secretary in ma
king decisirn HENRY X. CRAIG,
Colonel
The editors of the following newspapers please insert the
above nouce twice week for
copy or the containing The National nlelsencer
Evening siar washington city Ag"s Philadelphia Military
Argus, al New York Times Hartford Times,
at Pitbu Times, at Louisviej Delta, Orleans
Sep 30-2aw6w
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HOUSEWIFE CorTONs Third Insta,mon, we

HOUSEWIVES COTTONs- Third Instnimont-we
- nave he pleasure OF
Who nave been waiting patiently
celebrated
10 day 400 pieces As had this a
with
Inc have n
We are OF a sur,,o
aclc (nckeed wife being prepared mis- MAJ
ket % - 'n'' mar
o pieces superior nens -priced m sY,,,
hne, all cheap WIS m
"'~"~'"~'"'~""
Vast lots of all other kinds pure Goods of any
caf OF linen goods should in justice examine our
stock, o "'A
In goods OF all Kinds be found full
ample, and complete throughout entire year
than the usual prces, - " VS.
quality. - NfN
nch woollen and wear
eons'efed the haDdsomest the
Cuoice cohs, cassinerc
goves erhva's, scaft u
beas Ne Also, article usually a dry
goods house; TO all of which daily additions
BY having price only dealing solely
bear the decided
enabled TO offer really
Judges Of goods.)
Strangers aud others cordially
the advantage OF buying where only asked"
Delay in settling bills present expected
Good articles, low prices, aud fair dealing may
all cases
PERRY Il BROTHER
Central Stores, West Building,
Oct s-elcOt Opposite Market.
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rAnrnriNes AND EVERY oTHnn DrscaIr-

TARPEpiNES AND EVERY OTHER DEsCRkP-
ton of house furnishing goodsWe receiving, di
New York brilliant
supply superb velvet tapestry, Russes three
which viii se 20
30 pcr cent less than former pncca
Also the most elegant and varied stock OF curtain materials
brocatelie,
and lane damak ernos Turkey red cashmere
shade embroidered musns,
sci and by The yard, very elegant aud cheap.
We likewise prepared offer Inducements to
floor oicot rugs all kinds quilts and comforts,
blankets from 81 S2 linen shdetngs all widths pillow
ncn daoask table diaper abecots damask napkins
coored nen ocoh cas Scotch, Russia and hucka-
diaper table ocoh, &c.
fact without would friends,
public generally this OF decrp
dry goods has been greatly reduced hgures
prompt
credit dealers at corresponding low rates
BARNES x MITCHELL,
On the avenue between 9Th and 9th streets.
Sep 22--eo9wf
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,"p.sne Court OF The United states
DECEMBER TENN, 1859
tnaaEar WieKLiyrE, Appi,

pEcEMrEE TEAM, 1859
. naaEar WieniFyE, Appt
THOMAS ID. OwNos
MI Preston, of counsel for the appellant
arah Of Thomas D. Owings, the appellee
ou Tor an ORDER under the 2oth
tmesenta,ves paues on consideration whereof
edhy the Court that uness the proper
lhomas Owngs, deceased shalt volu
e first ten days Of the ensuing the appellant
d opsihe record and, bearing IL
peerroneous Provided, that of this
ome newsparcr at The seal OF government in
ne nied States sa be printed by ggnory three
pes LEASH before the beginning OF the su
Aene Court ensuing
Test: WM TuOs CARROLL
Nay i6, 1854. Ci'k sun IN II =
Aug l--lawaw
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Array ana Navy Equipments.

STEPHENS, military manufacturers of the first orders,
w would respectfully call the attention of and officers
hrr superior goods They
revolution department. and furnish the most elegant
will successfully challenge red
this exclusive privilege business,
susceptible the progress Of the despite the oggngs
uf aniquarons.
Czen clothes order, in elegant style and latest
fashions,
United States sags banners made to order
Nug l2- 2tawano
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Un.tcd states pateI,t Omce,
Oct l-eodtlDec

Washington, September %, 1884,
IN petition Williams Administrative ofThos.
H. Williams deceased, Mofeau Station, New Sorh praying
patent the said Thos r. Williams
the 4th of December $40, In mscbnoy
forming fcing SC the expiration
d patent which ake place e 4h day Of December,
Is that said petition be heard at the Patent Office
Monday 27t November IL O'Clock, and all
persons appear and show If they have,
why said petition ought be granted.
required file in the Patent
Office their objccnons, specially set forth in writing at least twenty
days before the day hearing all testimony filed by either
taken and transmitted accord
rules oce which viii be furnished appli
The testimony in the will be closed on the ih of Nevem
relied testimony be
the before morning that day the
mens any, within days thereafter.
be published in Union ntel
gencer Evening Washington d. Evening Argus,
Philadelphia, cisnhc American, New York; POST Boston,
Daily Courier Buffalo, N. " week for
weeks the eth of November the
day oi hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
P. s-Edors papers please copy aud send
bills Office, ith paper containing this notice.
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United states Mails.

PosT OFFICE DErARraEsr,
August 20, 1854.
day January 1885, Both june 1888, inclusive,
following routes on e YIN Ia The ely Of washington u
o'clock, of 9Th day of Novenbe 1884 to be decided by
the lllh of the MONTH
KENTUCKY.
No aoa From Cairo H., by Memphis, Tenn Napoleon Ark,
New Orleans, l,o75 miles back, daily, in safe and
arrive ., New oileans 81 n days by 5pm
Leave New Orleans daily at I'm;
Arrive al CAIRO in six days by 5p
Fulton, Tenn oeeoIa, Ak, rseaa Point, Randopn,,
Tenn, and Oldham, Ark, to memphis, Tenn, ail
miles and back, three times week, safe suitable
Leave Cairo every Monday, wednesday, Friday,
anive 4, Memphis in 81 hours by 7 p m next day;
heaye Memphis every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Arrive a Cairo n 81 hours by a IN next days.
MISSISSIPPI.
Soan From vicksbp. BY Youns's Point! .a ilkens Bend,
n:s'sa gi.s, Sssais Isss, AK, rs,n %o'In"s''
ss. M md yisma MIS- TO Hapaean Ark 80 'iaha %.iss
and back, three times a week, in SAFE and suitable
Leave vieksbug every Monday, Wednesday, Thurs.
Napoleon every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
Leave Napoleon every Saturday wednesday, and Mon
yieksbug every Tuesday Thursday, aud sa,ur-
Nol5 From Island H. by Hampton, Fort Ryroa
Albany, Fulton, al.,l.s
sJe, Lyons Tabula, Bellevue, t5alena, m,
miles and back three times a week suitable
.taamb0ais,
Bidders will propose "a schedule
conditions
the department may proper
proposals
app nver, dated 1th June, 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Aug al eol30d llntel, and Star.l
pOSrON American Alma nae, complete set frosn
" ia 1884,
tHEiD
meni In e2S,
~ For sale, copy only Of each, by
Sept7 FRANCK TAYLOR
nuK Honey Moon, aud o,ner ConicsIities from
" Punch with numerous illustrations.
Lies Leson--A Tale
Putnam and Harper 10 October.
tur,her guppl.es e Fashion aud .amiHa
Cd sale sr Z, r. TAYLoU nsuvysa
sooks,or4 ,rar ou, ~
MEXICAN ROUSE. Hanover styre Is.,s,n., , q,
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged eeganty
a'be modern improvements and the
+ u 1;'h travelling public.
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Baltimore College of Dental Surgery.

lHAriN A. HARRIS, NJ D., principles OF Dental Surgery
Thomas f. Bond NJ ~, principles Of Dental Medicine.
Washington Handy, NJ D., Ooomy and Physiology.
Alfred A. Blandy, M. d Dental Practice.
Philip VI. Austen, NJ. ID, Dental Mechanics
Reginald N.Wnght, Nj D., Dental Chemistry,
Eh5 -heent .nns viii tIe lst
ueil ana close the is Of March.
he month October will practical dentistry and
anatomical dissectons.
me inhfmary being with the college,
ave me advantage of dental will
upen throughout the whole
tickets for the lectures, naeulation as: Diploma
FOR further Information address
60 r. H. AUSTEN, Dean,
WV Pi'-N"4W 76 Sharp street.
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Washington Branch Railroad.
Change Of Prices betreen Washington and Baltimore
~ 49,

NoriUEon On aud after Monday October the fare between
~ washington and Baltimore will be aixy cents
be ali who nynetre
hckxs before entering the
be made TO all unless purchased al The
office. - '"N
Round p tickets, o three days. will ssued on The I'd 3d.
at and 9th instant at 81 10 all who wish The ageu
uraI Fair and Maryland Institute. ~ s''
ny order r. II. PARSONS,
AGENT
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IL. IL. GILL IL II ,


removed his Row corner
Of aud Thirteenth He continue devote his aen
ton principally the United
Having devoted much concerning patents he Will
give advice ana opinions legal questions arising
he Faent ONCE and appeals 10 the chief justice
Justices the District in
preparation and trial Of concerning patents
ne WI also give written opinions and
us hsig claims before Congress either
VIII also prosecute claims before board established
adjudica,o
2S--du
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Sale OF Gold and silver Sweeps at the Mint OF
tine United States, Philadelphia.

NEALEn PROPOSALS. will be received the Mint the United
States until O'Clock the 18th of January they
will be by Director Mint
othe bidders be the purchase hundred
and forty ye barrels of containing gold and
They VIII be sc N ten barrels edch and Of
the highest bidders
specedly fall greatly below sweeps
ported by the mint Director power
whole bids,
The form The bids shou The price offered hundred
pounds avodupo payable In cash the Mint delivery
Samples for will be furnished application
Mint
BY order oi JAS. ROSS sNOWpEN,
Uitecsos Of the Mint.
RANiEb STURGEON,
October II, 1854,
l9--dlm
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a, sUYZ,
CABGNET-MABER AND uPHoLsT

CABtNET-MABER AND UPHoLsrERER,
No. Is South Eleventh Street, Philadelphia,
ESPECTFULLY invites attention Of the public to his store,
where he keeps constantly hand large assortment naror
aud chamber furniture, comprising
Sofas from S3j to slOO Arm-chnirs from SIG TO $50
Patio chairs f" 10 20 1860
sofa tables l6 10 100 Extension tables, 55 to 100
Etagrrea 10 to IS Writing desks, IS TO 100
All the above furniture made expressly retain and
h prices are at least ten per cent less than good furniture can be
bought nywbere else
Goods sen, any Of the Unon packed under his
sonal
July 97-3dmosif
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library Of Congress,

Library Of Congress,
October Q, 1854.
NoTICE is hereby given that Library Of Congress will b,
~ closed Thursday, the 18th will
opened until Saturday, the 18th OF November.
JOHN 8. MEEHAN,
Oct l0--ood2w Librarian.
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Washington, September %, ls54.
IN petition s. Williams, administrator Of Thos
Williams, deceased, of Moreau Station, New praying
for the extension Of patent granted TO the said Thos r. VIII
chney for hardening bats in filling ac for years
e.n0n % Of said PATENT which takes place on The Ah day of De
II ordered that the said petition be head
persons are noI2d appear and show they have
Persons opposing the extension required file the
a os1 Get ,essa set M forth in wrns at lsn twenty
TOD used ie said hearing must be taken and transmitted in
picaou, ''
The testimony 7,h November
deposous and other relied testimony be filed
IN the office before 2 sofns Of that day. the arguments
odetpd also, at hs notice be published die Union, Intel
hiadsphia Psnnayana seendc American New YORK Po
Boston hsssaehuetisi and Daily Courier, Buffalo ~
Der next, 'ho day ofhearng, ,.,
Cauaaaissioner OF Patents.
s., Editors Of The ssoye viii please and send
seR2s-lawsw
NElS FALL GOODS Having just North
N nke great pleasure 10 Informing my friends and paors and
The very largest aud most elegant collection cloths,
importing houses IA ori | pre-
aiod usual execute in the latest and approved styles
WILLIAM TUCKER,
pennsylvania avenue, between Az and cth streets.
~ ~ .--.-.-- --------------
MgERTbe uhsereI .nyins eaOlned themselves in the
lumber busnaa q hs old stand o. VIM Bird corner sixth and
ole rrrns They solicit share OF public patronage
June i6--enu
Al NarioNAt. MEDICAL COLLEGE,, Washipgtom-The
" tiriy third annual OF lectures will
fourth Monday In October and continue until March.
FACULTY.
Thomas, Miller NJ d. Professor OF Physiology.
Wm r. Johnston NJ ~ Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and children
Riley, d. prore Mqoha Nedioa therapeutics
aud Hygiene.
John Pred Neg ~ ~ Professor of The Principles and Practice of
Surgery.
Tyler, NJ Professor OF Pathology Practice Med
icipe.
lewis Steiner NJ. d Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy.
Edward A. Scait aud Demonstrstor
facilities prosecution Of practical
similar institutions in Europe, the desks which
the given and tho weda or clinical instructions
under the same roof
The completion OF additions the buildings
last ssgon Of the sick greatly
the usefulness tho medical and surgical clinic.
expense fun Of lectures 500
Practical by the demonsiratOr
Natnculang payable only
Admission medical aud surgical clinic through the whole
without charge
further information address LEWIS VI. STEINER, VI. D.
Dean OF the Faculty Washington InhrmaTy,
Aug9S-eoitlO Nov lSennneil
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A FHENcki, siaiian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
"a employment in academy school, willing
time SEVERAL win do himself pleasure attending
nces applications Of persons wishing employ teacher
submitting his testimonials, in obedience any
D., Washington, d. q. Sept s-d2w
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NEW ia,i and winter goods and fasbion..-DUvALL

md Winter gOOsts fnsbfOns.-UUNALL
BRO merchant Taiors. have just returned from New
York, they have made their purchases from
houses aud prepared exhibit the
richest goods their line OF business ali
they prepared make order in the elegant
able style. DUNALI,
Sept ls-3taw3w
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| AND WARRANT NOyICE.-ln June, 1854, Comms
soncr of Pensions issued bounty
100 under the of September
widow William Cooper deceased same al Wash
ngon city 10 be address of f. c. Chambers Said
warrant ha- failed to reach The hands of said Chambers
OF person authorized receive
in the General Land Office
fraudulent claimant, and application will be Comms
sioner OF Pensions for a duplicate OF said
ELIZABETH COOPER.
BuoYRUs, (Obio,) October 10, 1854.
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HCt SALE or ienrc commodous four and attic house.
b side, the House
recently papered and painted
throughout, Terms accommodating immedi
lS-Gu
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MAGHIFIcEsT sCnkMg.

and shares and of packages the
above splendid receive prompt
an account drawing will be Immediately
to all order from
Address Z. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Oct 22-td Wilmington, Del
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The carrying United
their regular the Alabama the lst of
next leaving Mobile daily and Montgomery daily
the OF railroad daily
the and n, Mobile with New maj boats
One OF the above boats will leave Selma
six O'Clock, a. IN.
The
officers, who viii
Of passengers.
The freight ify
per barrel, and dollar per bale of cotton
For freight passage, having elegant apply
board - =
- gON, BRAINARD. Il co.
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NEW GLGASS, NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
IN 4Gst received, splendid lot Of
New silks of every description
Cloaks and mantes, the styles
Shaws of every kind
Moussene de lanes and plaid meriuos
Cloths cassimeres, and vestings
Domestic goods every kir,
s,oon ~" sIim = cu'" calico, at6A
,'voV uo o"lr calico, fast eoos 6A
ha""so.. ..e lot Of curtain goods of various kinds
r-sy velvet tapestry Brussels, ngraD and three ply
pes cheap,
Oct "a dl0if HALL. & BROTHER.
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pOOTs AND SHOES, BOOTS AND sHOEs!-stiI at
- the old sand south side Pennsylvania between Sixth
and seventh opposite Browns HoeA HOOVER SON
still the old place. south side
9th and h opposite Hotel
their old general,
where VIII be found complete ates'
styles and prices;
tlotn button heeled CATERS, with and without tips
French lasting button and beeed CATERS
Cloth button eaiters, without heels
French toilet slippers, French lasting and Md
Do black and white gsters
do do slippers
Do bronze and black kid and Moroeco slippers
Plain lace CATERS, all colorl
Morocco and kid boots and Jederons thick tbn
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
stack, bronze, and coored foxed and tipped gaiters
Tan coIored do do superior article
Do tipped and plain Morocco boots, thick
Bronze, black, and green Jenny Lind boots
Cloth and lasting button CATERS
Morocco boots and Jefersons, .hIck and Thin
FOR GENTLEMEN
patonl leather boots of superior quality
DO do peggod for s.
Md top Congress CATERS black md cooed single and dasb
calf Congress CATERS, single aad double soles
Calf Oxford ties and Montereys do
Patent leather pamps and low quartered shoes
a superior article Of sewed boots, spring shanks
with general variety of sewed and pegged boots.
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
Al say prepared supply de
mandS of boots aud shoes In variety styles.
FOR SERVANTS.
assortment department coapee
dent furnish good article and at fair prices
Thankful for avos still solicit continuance of custom
think, keeping COED selling prices,
elsewhere
Quick sales and small profits Don't forget right
but call Mt a. HOOVER SONS,
Opposite Browns BoteI, between 9Th and 9Th sta,
Oct 7--eodlm south side,
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y. j. steers New Goods,

Just opened elegant stock of tall and goods
for gentlemen, direct from the best importing houses Of The north
Gentlemen rely upon finding complete stock
the and goods the market fair prices by calling
AT No. 4s8 Tlh
Sep 2l--2aw3wif
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UMBER.ybe Subscribers, established
lumber business old Sixth
prepared furnish
ole They solicit share OF public patronage.
GEO W. GARRETT n
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Mobile and fiontaosnery U. $. Daily Mail Line.
CONSISTING of the following substantial and fast
43Aa7sal.~&.~ running passenger steamers, viz;
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
rIfRA .
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CURTAIN MATERIALs.Justr received, and sale,
rich and select materials consisting
satin ans French gpbein French dc ans, English
damask ans all imaginable colors and contrasts producing
bes effect
Ten cartons elegant Swiss lace leno and embroidered
muslin under -curans, loops and hands matching.
Also the latest numbers OF Le Garde Meubic Aucen Mod
Journal dAmeublementn which contains ai the latest
h instructions making and
other drupefy, to be had
be distinctly selling
unusually low price with the of coninDg
possible IL better the
seller satisfied smaller profits then the benefits
be mutna In view of intention offer the be
goods the Country afford for The lapnsy.
Terms cash. unless peyieps agreement is made
CLAGETT DoDsoN, 81 co.
Sep 25--en1if