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tho loss 8, she island by the fortane cf
war and perpetual hartAssiog Of The
government Of Spain and tho island,
~itha view 10 keep open the chapter Of
evenluslilics, The private ad,eniur.
er- ridicule the Presidents pro lama.
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letter 10 Me Bcnnsi, counter prpcla.
msiion. acknowledging that hc IS collect
lns 6ni. fot ,ho parpose Of "lho rev.
uluiian."
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10 look iitle into particulars. IN refer
cnrc 10 the probable consequence. Ola
ncyalion, supposine !, could take place.
IA pretty bold supposi,ion, without a
disturbance and con, ,ulsion Of the exist
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suppose The general ilca of Ihc.e Who,
Mt the South, favor the annexation, Of
Cuba u, thai the population Of the l..
land, like that OF the cotton and sugar
growing States OF this Union, consists
IL about equal proportions ofihe white
and colored race, aud that of the latter
nearly all are sla,cs. In consequence
Of ihi. (supposed) state Of things. the
annexation Of Cuba might be followed
by The addition of two new slase,hold-
ing States to the tnion, containing
population in the aggregate OF both col.
ors, Of about half a million each, This,
however supposes n state of things very
different from that which actually eS-
ISIS.
by the census of lsia, which is tho
Inst VIC have seen, perhaps tho lat
which has been taken, the population
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mo. 5l5.]
NnficN of WIN II N NyuI.

the President Of United
bearing date the Both umo issued the recommendation md at
request and nearly all the
Congress the of Missouri the lands The following
The Mississippi Rrer rairoado
Withdrawn from sale for valid claims,
uutiI further orders, 10 vii:
the district lands subject sale ST. LorIs.
North of the base line aud Of the fin principal eria.
Townships 80 and 80, Of range l..
North ac base line andea Of The i'm principal meridian
Townships %, 80, 40, and Al, OF ranges and @
Townships SO, 80, 40, Al, and AZ, of 3.
Townships 49, 80 40, Al A. A. A. and A. Of RANGES 4 S. and
Townships 80, 70, "a, and IS, Of range Z.
Township 80, of range g.
In the district OF land subject to sale at JACKSON.
North the base Of the ffih principal meridian.
Townships 3d. 81 80, 49, 81, IS, 3d. and 81 of range
Townships 80 30 30 81 3d. 49, "a IS, range
Townships ~, 20, 80, 81 81 49, 81 s. 81 range
Townships 26 81 %, %, 80 81 ~, 49, 81 IS, 50, and 81, oi
range A.
Townships %, a6, 81 as 30 30 81 @ 80 "a, 3 &c. 81,
ranges S and 8.
Townships "a, 2 2G, ~ IS 30 80 81, 3D. range
Townships a. a5 Do 81 2s and 49, of o. and TO-
Townships 2 23 "a, 30 49, -, and %, of ranges H. ~ H.
and IA
Townships 81 ~, 81 25 20, ~, range
Townships 23, "a, IS, %, 81, and %, range l6
Townships % 10 "a, %, 81. ami %, ofangc II.
Townships ~, %, 70, and 81, Of range H.
North Of the base line and of the h principal c,dd
Townships SO and 81, of range l.
The above list includes townships heretofore Withdrawn
other railroads. offered for SALE but which
all been inserted they within The reservation.
Washingon this eighth day of Jusc, ammo Donni 1854
JOHN WILSON,
June 9-lawi:w Commissioner.
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{, ssiis 4 rtiAoUGH LINE TO THE WEST
80 IN

railroad Baltimore TO Wheeing
there with the large, splendid steamer OF
U,ton line the OHIO, 1.-THE stages TO Zanescule, We.
expeditions thoroughly completed,
finishing great Tree Tunnel, and The
advantages and low The
road OF tupcndous and ATTRACTIVE character
The Baltimore daily p.
directly through Wheeling 1850 mles 10 houis
Guiding all stoppage, arriving there at
passengers leaving Baltimore lodging
Cumberland mes and proceed thence 20 Wheeling in The
10 connec, trains, the Washington
daily meeting the cars from Baltimore al the Wash
Baltimore
Wheeling unrvalied the Union line,
completed route, only
the down the ohio Gin
LOUISVILLE where The for Nashville,
and New packets, taken by
ing further on
who prefer the
cinna Ohio West
Wheeling tho ONO Compauys excellent coaches
the National road GAINESVILLE thence
by railroad
Passengers Cleveland by
railroad will also find this most agreeable rone there being
and speedy al Whesng aud rom those
places.
5- Baggage from Washington Wheeling
no ciarg, o o passengers baggage.
ticket with right lie anywhere
route) Washington Wheeling 80 so; 70 CINCINNATI Sill
TO Louisville, Sl2.
Mr. Parsons, agent, the railroad
Washingon and Of The other agents of the company
VIM PARKER,
il--du General Superintendent
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.

The eheopes most comfortable and expeditions roNe % Ae
hate SaPhar Springs, passing tho Alan, Warm, and Hot
springs
A HkANGEMEhTS having been made with the OF the
Il and splendid George between Alex
andria Wahingons distance sK miles, with
this and the Washington railroads, the following
schedule VIII take ELECT and after Thursday June l. 1854
from Alexandra Gordonsee
W depot, md
O'Clock, the arrival of the Washington
ample breakfast board, arriving Gordonsve at 10
O'Clock connecting al iha place Win ihs trains on the Virginia
Central railroad Richmond, Charlottesville and staunton.
Alexandria
Gordousvia II O'clock arrival OF
Virginia road, arriving
O'clock thus allowing une TO connect with The trains leaving
No.lb, and dinner
Alexandra Wsuenton
daily Sundays exceptsd) O'Clock p.
arriving Warenton AT 5k O'Clock,
sunday AT o'coek a. IN.
daily Sundays eneepe) quarter before
O'clock arriving Ale 1sndra al half past 9oclock,
On Sunday VIII ieave at quarter past ~ O'Clock,
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United states Mail.

Posr OyvIoK DEPARTMENT,
Washington, July IL, 1854
PROPOSALS for conveying mails
Let day October 1854 to the 30t June 1885, the following
the State OF WIscorsrN will be
Office Of this Department until o'clock.
gust 30lh to be decided by the day folowing
No lara From Prairie du CHEN, Crosse
Dou sass's Mills, Eau GalleI's Mills Rush
dement,, and Prescott, Point Douglas, Min. Ter,
244 miles and back, week.
Leave Prairie du Chen Monday a z n m;
Arrive at 81 Paul 9th day, Tuesday, by 5pm;
Leave ST Paul Monday a
Arrive al Prniris din Chen 9Th Tuesday, by M.
For form of PROPOSAL guarantee
tons embracing conditions be
the department cxpedien
verscmen inv,ing for mail years.
lst nst in the States of Illinois, wisconsin,
January 9th, 1854
Each proposal should sealed, Proposal
1879, Wis., addressed Second
cra'' Washington, ID. c.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
July l4-law4w Postmaster General
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No. BIOL
BY the President of the United states.


IN pursuance OF law, FRANKLIN PIERCE PRECEDENT ofthe
United States Of Amsnsa DO hereby declare and make known
the State of WISCONSIN, the periods hereinafter designated
the fourth day Of September next for The disposal Of The public
lands situated in the following named townships viz
Of line, Of tie fourth principal
Townships twenty I'VE, twenty
Townships twenty five, twentsx twenty seven twenty eight
twenty nine, and thirty, of range three
Townships eight, twenty nine, thirty,
Townships eight twenty nine tIiny,
owashps twenty seven, eight, went-nne, thirty,
townships twenty seven, twenty nine and dirty
of range eleven
AZ the land ONCE at Ia Crosse, commencing Monday
laDds within the aforementioned townships ,vzi
North the base line and the fourth principal meridian
Townships twenyw twenty three twen-fou twenty eight
aud l~sn,y-nne. of range one
township twenty nine, Of range three.
Townships twenythree -four, twenty-five twensix,
twenty seven and twenty eight, OF range four
twenty twensx, Weniseven, and twenty eight OF
Townships Aree txenyfour, twenty-five, twenysiS,
anu and s of range seven
North 81 the base line and east Of the fourth principal me'a
Township twenty five, of range
AT the land Office WILLOW RIVER commencing Monday
the eleventh September disposal of The public
within the following townships,
North Of the base line, and re Of the fourth principal meridian
Township thir,y-seve six
Townships thirty six, biy-scven, and thinyeish range
Townships thirty fve thirty and OF eight
Townships hy Thirty hve, thirty six, and thirty Of
range nine
Township thirty five, of range eleven.
Township tt,rty-hves of range twelve
Townships thirty five, and forty nine the south
Of Lake superor The mouth Of ST. Louis river
Townships thirty thirty forty seyen range
twen and thirtyivc httetn
Townships nine, thirty, thirty ve aud forty OF range
sixteen.
Township thirty five, OF range
Townships thirty and forty, FRANCE eighteen.
Townships tirtyseven tiryeght thirty nine and foy of
range nineteen.
land office MEsAsHA, commencing Monday, the
August disposal the public lands
within The following named townships, viz;
the base line, the fourth T1iuy al ncrda
Townships thirty and hirytwo, OF seventeen.
Office commencing Monday,
the twenty first day for the disposal of The following
islands, to-wt:
North Of the base line, and east Of the fourth principal meridian
fourteen,
two of township nine aud section nifty township ten
SIX.
Islands nshp nine,
sections two nine, and eleven, township
sew
appropriated by schools, military
thereby any granted the
the entitled An act enable the State of Arkansas other
limits,
September asb 1850, ioiH be excluded from the sales
The offering The above will be commenced the days
appointed, VIII proceed which they
offered
shall be kept open longer weeks
OF the lands will be admitted until after the
expiration of the Two weeks
day May, Domn eight hundred
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by the President
WILSON,
(,amm Mission NJ the f,puer nd ntre
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BALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD FoH

Cincinnati, Iouispie Indianapolis Columbus, Zanesrie, ceve
land, 1bledo, Chicago, aud 81 Louis
THROUGH tickets above points be lad the rail
1 u
leaving Washington g. afriy IN Wheeling In
splendid inchesis and Diuna
Wesve ~ miles from Wheeling; thence by railroad
Cleveland Toledo, Chicago Alton %
miles, a. Louis. Leaving Washington al 5, they viii
with splendid Uuion Ine
Cincinnati Louisville, and for Indianapolis by railroad
from Lawrcnceburg
tickets sold Cincinnati Louisville and Indianapo
lis
Wheeling holding through tickets lie
For information and tickets Il. H.
agent, Washington.
j. II. DOME
Feb 7-dtf Master Transportation
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Feb 2i-dly

NO INvENTORSThe Office OF Ma
tional Union is on 9Th street, Opposite the of
Patent Office
n members. with all possible despatch
model shop will be with the Office models
an be the shortest nstice.
invited call the Office,
be had regard the objects
letters office where prompI
attention will be given them.
CepNsI Office Washington, d. g.
t. q. CLAYTON,
President of Inventors Protective National Union.
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SOMETHING NEW.ln consequence ibr patronage
bestowed the Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor made
with Mr.. Verge,
dagnercotypes will be coorea with briancy
billy unaitainnble by the method and surprising
paintings ivory
disappointment ladies' and gentlemen
engagements and
made the designated. Metropolitan Gallery
Tucker Pennsylvania between Ak
GEO. ADAMS, Artist
MAJ l6--dn
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limited STATES Mail Line to California, Via Asptn
u 2otn
steamships approved by Navy Department not less than
1000 tons burden, guarantyng speed aud safety.
The Panama railroad completed Obspo, IL miles
Panama.
embraces y miles rail
Apnwa obpo, and Is miles OF land transportation
a order
passengers
transferred and from mu'e
alongside the
There be transportation in future this route
sickness description.
always kept in at New York; Pana
The entirely reliable.
expected thai the Atlantic viii be made
ary II days on the Pacific III IL TO i2H days.
Passengers the day Aspn
wall
Through tickets iowcst rates, be had the agency III
West street, New York.
2S--dH
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ARsfAL'S SALE.-in virtue of 6cri faen issued
i from the clerks Office Distinct Of "a,
ma Tor the county Of Washington, and directed shni
expose 10 public sale Monday
nj Of
~ O'Clock, the following property, lot, piece or
sa,d city as lot No four 90 in No three
anu ( containing Thousand
Sohoo more less and singular the improve
menus seized and levied upon property
favor Of Bazei Hall - - " ~ ~ '' ~
JONAH u. HOOVER,
August g, 1851 " ' " communal
Aug 9-dtfScp
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found UP lickeIs 10 Waenon from Saturday 10 Mon

HUuHu Ho"VF7 10 ''"IIcHtoHi f"H oNuIudy
Passengers Tor Lura and New Market viii take the leaving
O'Clock,
urdays, with Cupsper
LynchDug leaving Ale
o'clock, Fday-
Meeting Charlottesville.
White Sulphur Springs will take the
daily, connecting will, stanton.
Freight running daily, Sundays excepted
Per order. W. u. Agent,
June a--df Aetand Va
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n IL. CHAMBEHLiN's Commercial College, located
W. No 27 Baltimore street., Baltimore, Maryland The ossnsbe
the reach individuals
obtaining practical mercantile educa
here obtain knowledge of
general weeks an be acquired in
many years any counting house.
The study EMBRACES double book Keeping and its
adaptation of and trade Mcrcan
according approved methods
Practical penmaup combining rapidly of execution with beauty
mercantile law
mercantile subjects, beside other for
understand The ume
complete from i've eight weeks
being vacation applicants and ut
evening held periods
diplomas awarded these who graduate For &C. write
and have a circular for warded by ma l.
NnYl1 - l
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nv The President OF the unis~d states.

pursuance Of law Fankn Pierce, President the United
& WIN be ne al e lama % nl Tps
OF MISsssorA the lines herein designated wiz;
eleventh DAY Of September Tor he disposal OF the public
situated Within the aforementioned townships, viz
Norfa Of the m The h yrinea! meridian"
Townships hundred and and hundred and wo' OF
Townships one hundred and and
hips and hundred and two Of
townships one hundred and two
hs HUNDRED and one one hundred ." and two on"
hundred and hundred and hua
d sad and on nun sn o and -four er
hundred and four and hundred and ve of
eleven.
o. for The disposal Of the public lands within The
Limits Of The following townships, viz
NORTH the h principal meridian.
Townships ene TWO,
d and hundred and four and one hundred and five OF
hundred and hundred and ,wa one hun
Townships hundred aud one hundred and two ana one
Tawnsps one hundred aud oSe one hundred wo one
@ s ] ss ssS four aas %
hundred and four and hundred and Ave. range
range seventeen.
office w.r.s, Monday the
situated in ,Hc following named townships, viz
live Of the fourth principal meridian
Township forty one of range sixteen.
Township forty TWO, of range seventeen
rownshps oy and forty two Of range eighteen
eight IN township thirty three and townships h'yeish thirty
snsln b :oa under the provisions Of the emu
Psers in the Territory Of Minnesota
Claims
four south half Of section FIVE section.
eleven, fourteen, feen seventeen twenty
fny and three exclusive Of all he
II TIE Mississippi river in township of twenty
A, the land Office at commencing Monday
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Hy !. c. mcGUInE, Auctloneer.

,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND ELlGIBi.Y- sfTuA.
a q s s
~ made 10 the Wherein James Halliday others
Thomas Halliday Anna Halliday William Halliday and Lydia j.
Hanlon deceased defendants subscriber apponte
q lying city washington and
M m and On 's pa q plan Of said
Nos S, ., aud square No. j. O. and H. in
he soa Sc q IF
front ON Alb street BY los feet deep and pari
81 zen % sa ps pr a
square running thence 6 feet
feet and thence u place obegnnng with he in
and % sen' Of na me and
which consist OF q two-story frame house.
nches 2st north by so3 feet
inches deep will take place Tuesday dny september
TRs sale Or lot No IL square No 49, which front. s feet Q,
GsGa nGs. On south and y feet
with the improvements, will be sold Thursday day OF
n Of pa square, No. an s
place said Thursday the 9TH sfseperbe 1884, O'Clock
east. ''e' ''"''" '' anu OF" '"es's
The sale Of No square No sas will
O'Clock p on the premises, Fourth cast south
The ra'e ofo No 10, in square No 7o3 g. and T.
N square No 70 and lots Nos a. square NO i3
o'clock, G. Mcclure, on The Gomez
Of Psn en- sylvia avenue and ION street west,
Of ne city, and offers favorable opportunity
"ad dsese as s''t1s %
e purchase money % be paid In and the balance equal
bearing day Of SALE with security 70 be- AZ
froved by the ustee Uop The full payment purchase money
trustee will convey The respective in fee
ne sm- ., sas are not complied with sr days aes thu
WI be soid upon one weeks notice, expense OF
the purchaser purchasers AT The er
pensc OF the purchasers
cHAs. wALLAcu, Trustee.
Aug a,awsds Aae,ione,r.
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II ANTHONY, No. 3os broadway, New York, man.
Il, dagueeope apparatus, mnting
cases. &c. plates, chemicals fancy frames and
caoype paper for paper pctues
rial q every description.
supplied with materials for manufacturing
Harrisons celebrated Voigtander Shon',
hand.
3O6 Broadway, June III 1854.
JuuegO
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EDWARD X. COLLINS n co.,
No. Sc Wall street, N. y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 CO.,
Liyerrool
R. 9. ROBERTS h CO.,
IL Kings Arms Yard, London
J. MUNROE b CO.,
~ Rue Nors Dame dcs VICTORIES
GEO. ii DRAPER, Hssrc
accountable gold,
bullion Specie ewoy precious stones mea unless bills Of
adng signed the value thereof therein
JAMS
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RELI4si BELLsi BELf.s'-for churches academies, fac
iofIes steamboats, pantaions, made and
kept constantly hand by subscribers, their
shed and enlarged foundry which has operation thirty
whose of
that their bells have world wide celebrity
quality OF tonc The
applying the of loan moulding casting,
which perfect casting
the excellence Of their
eeived anua 1850 tbs first premium "a silver medaj Of the
Worlds Fair in New York, all Others this
try and Europe being competition which eighteenth
medal besides diplomas that has They
have patterns keep hand bells
weight and they also furnish to odcr chimes OF
BELLS key and refer several Of their make throughout
States and Cnnadas Their hnngng comprising many
valuable improvements consist of cast with movable
and which bell acting
the ciapper prolonging the sound iron ame oIns
c0unteroise For steamboats,.
proved revolving yoke fancy hansngs in brass
any design furnished We supply whole sets parts
hangngs ehang bells other
specifications being given. Old bells taken exchange
Surveyors instruments of all descriptions mnde and
Being immediate connection with principal
ectons either railroad, canal river orders
despach which, either personally are
pecffuy solicited
A. MENEELYS SONS
Feb 2f-dly West Troy, Albany co. N. Y.
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kon tLs or iesseA commodious house
." lnh street. east sids near the House
hs Twelve and has papered painted
ouehon Terms accommodating, and
Oct 1s-cu 7'' N''"''
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" snidi1r's" wines, Philadelpi

" Snidcrs'' Wines Philadelphia.
John " SNYDER ia wines former oldesahshed
Jacob Bnder, No rs Walnut four doors
will supplied with
and liquors the most accommodating terms
JACOB sNiDER agent ths importation of begn
tMce No IS Walnut street. prepared
special importation Of Wines Ac houses En
quantities single and upwards; and
M his John Vaughan snder the Of his friends and
former customers. y
free Of freight.
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