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PoIytcchnic College OF the state OF Pennsylvnnin,
Penn Square, Philadelphia
THIS College, organized the plan of the Industrial Colleges OF
Europe designed to afford thorough professional
education students intended for
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The semi annual session will commence on Monday Sep
ember IL, 1854.
FACULTY.
civil engineering, Professor seim H. Peabody
Meaugy ndustal analytical and agricultural chemistry
Prof. Alfred L. Kennedy NJ. D.
Mining engineering geology and mineraogy, Prof w. H. b.
Thomas, A. M
philosophy and principles OF machinery Pof
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms each department per session, SIS.
Mechanical architectural and typographical drawing Prof. John
Kern. Sl0
French and Spansh, Prof. v. AmariiIi
German, Prof b. H. Entrup.
The analytical laboratory practical chemistry open daily
and proficient students
and be rapidly prepared for the College courses
Additional boarding.
obtained addressing Dr. Alfred l.. Kennedy, Poly
technic College, Philadelphia
MATTHEW NEWKIRk,
President Of Board OF Trustees
JOHN MCINTYRE, Secretary.
Aug 9-WedSatkTueslm
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Commissioner of The General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person right Of pre- empton any the
lands within townships and o,0wnshps
establish the
and of land o6ce and make therefor
practicable This notice,
pointed for the public sales of the lands
bracng claimed such claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1880.


Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, Aug 24tl, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Beef
- posa tor Pork the be, VIII be
Office uui IA O'Clock Saturday the Jh day September
furnishing and delivering all the
United States, al the following navy-yaTds;
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NEW.ln consequence of the liberal patronage
j bestowed Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has made
Mr. VERGE artist from Lond by whose
viii be coored with bnncy and dura
by unstainabis by the common method and far surprising IN
beatty of effect detail the finest paintings
ladies and gentlemen invited to make
advance and their miniatures will then be
designated. Metropolitan Gallery Lane
Pennsylvania avenue between AZ and 9th streets
GEO ADAMS, Arist.
ar 16-du
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Propo "a Tor 90 and Coal.

SECRETARY SENATE U. s.,
August H. 1854
SEALED PROPO SAILS wh Re we'd at this office until ~
- o'clock NJ Monday the 25 instant for furnishing and de-
veng the The Capitol before The sixteenth day
Of October hundred of best anthracite COAL properly
broken screened The Also hundred
and cords of best hickory wood to be measured at ne
the the Capitol yard sawed and properly
packed whole subject inspection
prova OF the Secretary &C the Senate.
faithful of the for furnishing
the above articles satisfaction of the Secretary of the Senate
will be required.
Proposals Proposals for Wood and Coal"
nd directed the Secetary Of the senac at Washington.
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UNITED STATES Mall Lime to California. VIA ABpin
II wall Panama, aud 2Dh of month,
steamships approved by The Navy Department. not less thnn
1900 burden, suarantyng speed and safety.
The Panama railroad completed obispo, 10 miles from
Panama.
embraces 81 miles
Obspo, 10 miles land
thorough order. single
houshe
only transferred 10 and from nu'e'
alongside the
be transportation in future this route
The is entirely free from sickness Of description
always at New York. Pana
Francisco prevent detention IN accdcn
r $ entirely reliable.
Is Atlantic VIII be
lariy in OF the Pacific in IL TO 24 days.
Panama the day after they Aspip
Through tickets athe o~e rates. be had at the agency IN
West street, New York.
Jan 2S--dtf
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Commissioner OF the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.


Every the right of the
townships townships
rated required establish the the Satisfaction of the
proper Office and make
practicable seeing this notice. and befoe
appointed for the public Of the
lands claimed such claim will be
feted.
JOHN WILSON
O the Office.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

l. Posr OrrroE DEPARTMENT,
pRoPosAs carrying MALE United
lowing Alabama, viii
Office Department.
until o'clock of 4th September 1884, to be decided by 10Th
iii Jamestown, by suassvie, Grove Hill,
Clay Ill., Di1on' Mills, Shiloh spencsrvlle, Linden, Spring
Hill, Demopo and Macon Greensboro, 100 miles and
back three times week in Nv horse stages
Leave Gainesiown Sunday Wednesday, and Friday al
Arrive at Greensboro in ae hour by mi
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive at Ganestown in rs hours by pm
Proposals for service in coaches will be considered
For form of proposals. and certificate, also
contracts department may properly
advertisement inviting sails for mail service In the western and
southwestern States dated January o. 1854 49,,
Postmaster General.
Ju'y a5-law4w Intel and Ev s'arl
CoUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have for rem, several
houses of ground attached to EACH situated
Kendall Green,"a little than mile northeas'ery from
These house. are spacious convenient, cellar
each, pumps Of excellent at hand
The beautiful overlooking large portion Of the city,
approach is by 7h and Streets Delaware and
inc for fare established
the and between Kendall Green and the
Presidency square. leaving al, and y M Returning
O'Clock
Rent--two hundred dollars year.
by applying VIM s,ickney who lives Cottage my
AMOS KENDALL.
July a3-eodtf
I,HOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Hroma. w. BAKER a co Is
to which first have been awarded by the chief institutes
the Uncn for sale by all the principal groceries IN
Iussey 4 Murray, Grant Tweis, Philadelphia
Thomas Brundse, Baltimore Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
oAio' and g H. Howell Georgetown, a. =; G. grp n.vvu
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mas.
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Fen Institute south CAROLINA avenue, between
Otn n N ensf. N1Sh tom

Female Institute, south Carolina avenue, between
9th zth streets east, Washington.
rIIE the institution will commence
and continue I'LL the last OF June,
1855 viii embrace all branches o
and insure TITS, competent
engaged department The location Is
Ncholsonis residence being IN very
ouet and retired mart the city, Interrupt
readily al advantages The buildings
grounds beautifully improved and
ample for exercise. - -, ,-,r+
ems Roaing and tuition $780, payable bali in nd
February Music French, drawing,
Latin Sc extra Day schoar Of eleven weeks om
IS TO $40, according 10 the class
Circulars containing pculars will be upon application
GEORGE @. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal.
Rev William Hodges Rev g. NJ Butler, D. d. Joseph A. Brad
lev esa Professor NJ Baird Washington.
Rev w J Clarke Georgetown.
Rev James Nav ID. d., Rav. William Friend, Virginia.
Rev Nerander sbiras Pelham, New York.
Rev q d. Miles, Wiikesbarre, Pennsylvania
And the patrons OF The school generally,
s-dlm
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES Tor remit have
raj houses with ground attached esch stu
ated "keHda Geen little than mile northeastery
nom the Capitol
These hotses spacious cellar wood
she'd and stable for each aud of excellent hand
The situation - BEAUTIFUL overlooking portion the CITY,
and IN fun view 'fibe Capitol
The approach by 7 and Streets Delaware and
An omnibus line fare has been established
the and twice Kendall Green and the
Presidents Square, leaving :, and Renninf
leave Centre Markell where makes brief stand 81 ana 81
Rent-rwo hundred dollars year.
The houses Inspections be
by applying WIN. Sckny, Cottage mys
AT my residence the premises.
july O. diff AMOS KENDALL
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SaIamander Safes,

SaIamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON, 28 South Fourth Philadelphia
u No 81 Dock srree) have hand
ment of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
vaults and iron doors for bank and stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERAToRs,
filters and copying presses, Fairbanks platform
and scales.
Sole agency Butterwor Betieys Yaes jones' and Halls
patent powder bank locks. Please give call.
Reference made few of the hundreds who have
safes in
T. j. Maguder, 7i Pennsylvania Washing
ton, D. G..
Farmers and Meshanics Bank rhaielphia,la safes.
United States Mint, do
United Arsenal, Sin CALIFORNIA; in Philadelphia.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Philadelphia, 4 safes.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Richard Norris Son, Locomotive Works. Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester Virginia.
Mr. E. Wood Fogg Pennsylvania between 9Th and 9th
Streets Washington, @ authorized to receive orders for and
make sales of the above.
~ 6--2aWlY EVANS y WATSON.
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UMBER-The tubsbers, having Established themselves in The
lumber the old stand Oh VIM Bird corner sixth aud
streets prepared furnish all Articles In The avoa
bile terms They sonc, share Of public patronage
GEO. w, GARRETT X 90.
Iuuc -Fotf
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school az Cumberland Univors,ty. Leounos,,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham cau;hcs late nj "a" ucuir
Judges of Tennessee
Green, Of supreme
Of Tennessee
Bromieid Ridley, the OF the
their
school
finstrneio,l. Daily examinations of each ciaS
No of lectures, but explanations thu
daily the progress OF the examinations,
Weeky moot ou
commences of facts profess
practice require them prepare
deeds all of documents be read
trials Some of taken by appeal to
which is hed monthly the class and
public the session. The students act clerks he
judges and chancenrs and IL other Official
bacities connected with tbeir suits
third Monday
Thursday February The second
Monday in February aud ends second
Thursday in July
Expenses per standardization fee $780, advance; contingent
about Students furnish their books
whic hcan be in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete unless the
No previous study ad
regular classes Students enis II
any time during the collegiate year
T. u no legislature connected win the school
o students the last collegiate year eighty SIX
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Il--coY President Board OF Trustees
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QELI.s! BELIsI hEi.LsIFor churches, academies fac
steamboats, plantations made, and large
hand by the Subscribers their odesiab
ed and enlarged foundry which has been IN operation for thirty
patterns Of manufacture
world wide celebrity Tor volume of sound and
present recently succeeded
applying process of loan moulding iron bell casting
peri ct casting and temper; and ev
of excellence OF bes
ceved Januay, 1854 first premium silver meda of the
Words Fair York, all Others this
Europe being in competition and which ihe eighteenth
many diplomas has been awarded them They
have patterns bells variety
weight they furnish order chimes of number Of
bells kew their throughout
Canadas Their hanangs comprising recent and
valuable cast iron yoke, with movable
arms may turned upon the bells spring acting
cappcr, proopgng the sound iron frames ong hammer
steamboats, steamships, their
proved revolving yoke fancy hangng in brass bronze Of
furnished We supply whole SETS of
hanging proper
being old belts taken in exchange
made hand
Being immediate with the principal in all di
ions either canal orders be with
despach which, either personally by communication
ipcctfully solicited r...-. -. .
a. MENEELYS SONS,
Febet-dIy West Troy, Albany ". Y
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-LENWOOp CEMETEtY.-Ths beautiful burial place
" OF the dess having dedicated with appropriate
monies Tor the pnpoe is for the reception OF the
mains of deceased
The mauoeum hundred bodies which such
dend OF NE dead as epy place the departed until they
select sites for the
The plan OF the regard the
lots which VIII not be publicly for SALE (abough they
usually bring pemium making the early selection Of lots the
desirable.
Unlan Office is established in the city Washington appics
wilt be punotnaiy attended
wing of The building entering the Cemetery.
Nse requested 10 drive fast through the Cemetery
grounds.
WIN :. HUMPHREYS.
NJ BGlenwood is situated short Distance due
Capitol
Aug 27--d3m
SCHoof hooks OF every description at the lowest publish
~ er's prices. on sale
TAYLOR MAURYs
sept 2 Bookstore, near 9Th street.
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supreme Court OF the United states,
DECEMBER TERM, 1853.
(RopERr WioKLIFrs, Appf,

THOMAS ID.
M Preston, of appellant having
deah Thomas ownss the appellee in this moved the
Court for an order, under the 2st
representatives parties. On consideration
deed by the Court that unless
Thomas d. Dwng deceased shall
the FIRST ten days of the ensuing tem the appellant shall
tied the record aud,
be Provided that this
newspaper the which
un,cd shall
sxty before the beginning u
preme Court ensuing
Test. WIN TH0S. CARROLL,
Nay TO- 1854. Cl'k Sup. CT U, s.
Aug l-law4w
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4 MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, BostonJ by
Rebuilt enaged and elegantly furnished, possessing
and c0nvencnces for the accOnmOda
on o the travelling public
uort
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington. ID. The ,hr-
ty fourth year of Columbian College will begin
Wednesday september Wednesday
June Students have the choice Of pursuing the usual classical
of bachelor scientific
degree bachelor philosophy The college
hundred dollars per For further information
address he President of Columbian College, Washington D. CO.
tng1
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CHENCE and Engiish boarding and day school for
young ladies' Tyson Sisters street, between
18th 3h Washington D. c. The duties Of this institution will
be Monday, September pupils
puncual terms, circulars
be had all the principal bookstores in the city.
Aug
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pursuance OF law. FRANKLIN PIERCE President OF The
Of America do hereby declare aud make
mai public held the aforementioned Offices
Stale The periods hereinafter designated,
wit:
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29
BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND

FOR SALE.-Intendipg to remove from the
State, offer for sale my Farm in Powhatan county
miles from the city of Richmond adjoininng the
estate of Richard Gillian, decd.
The tract contains, by recent survey 372s acres,
(45 OF the best James River low grounds I85 acres
of high land in cultivation the remainder I42
are in woods, of which 60 detached land half
bered.
The land lies WE'LL and is easily cultivated; the soil
excellent and produces fine crops of corn wheat
aud tobacco There about 20 acres of good Creek
meadow land.
The Improvements a brick dwelling. recently
painted and papered; "A feet front by 90 with GOOD
apartments, besides 8 commodious cellar rooms for
stores. excellent kitchen, smok e-house and barn
and all necessary outbuildngs for the accommodation
OF hands, stock. NC, In good order. Also good to.
bacco houses There is an abundant suppIv of the
purest well and spring water.
For a residence. the location is not surpassed by
any place on the river it is perfectly healtAfu in
Pleasant neighborhood and the site commands an
extended view of a beautiful country.
In my ABSENCE the manager will give to auy one
visiting the premises, any such information as NAV
be desired
be made to Messrs Goddin Il Apperson. of this citv
and concise map of the land can be seen at the
The above Farm will be sold at public auction on
the premises, TUESDAY, the l4th day of No
vember next at u O'Clock M if fair if NOT the ne xt
fair day. but in the meantime it be treated for at
The terms will be-One.third cash; the balance on
credit of one and two years for bonds bearing in.
terest, secured VI tru6t Qeeo.
WIN. H. MITCHELL.
T. 5. At the same time and place will be ssld all
the Pershable Estate of the Farm consisting of the
crops of Corn, Oats, Hay. &C., young Mules, 5
young Horses, with STOCK Of Cattle. Oxen and Hogs
Household Furniture, Farming Implements, Cal.
riages, Wagons, Carts, &c
TERMs-All sums under S2n cash; over that amt
months credit. for bonds, with good security bear.
ing interest. with an endorsement the bonds that
if the principal is paid within 10 days after maturity
the interest will be RENTED.
jY 29-lawtds W. H M
Sale conducted by GoDDrN & AppERsoN
GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
~ CITY OF RICHMOND, UNDER AN ORDER
OF COURT.-Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond entered in the cause
OF Riley u.s. Riley, &c, on Monday, 2ith July 1854
the subscriber, who was thereby directed 90 to do
will on SATURDAY, 9Th day Of August, 1854 at )
O'Clock P. M, upon the premises offer at public auc,
ton, the real estate embraced in the two deeds of
trust filed with the papers in said cause being lot
of land with a brick dwelling thereon, situated on
the East side of 2st street, between Main and Frank.
lin streets, fronting 43 feet and running back 60 feet
and being the same real estate conveyed to James
Riley by VIM. Thomas and wife. BY de ed dated nth
May, 1858, duly recorded in Richmond Hustin gs
Court.
TERMs-Cash. TIL w. BOSWELL, SCR,
jy 23-'ds
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS

NEW YORK, July 27.-The deaths at the Buffalo
poor house yesterday are reported to have been IL
No official information be ascertained The
Board of Health met last night and passed resolu.
tons directing the entire reform in the manage
ment of the house.
The deaths by cholera at the Suspension Bridge,
near Niagara, yesterday was SEVEN all ON the Ca
madam side.
Boston, July 81 Two deserters from the Eng.
lish army at Halifax, who before they left, broke
into the Queens treasury and robbed it of about 700
mills dollars, were arrested in this city to-day.
and most of the money recovered. Under the Ash.
burton Treaty they will be sent back, and probably
be shot. Their names are Uriah Prcker and Thos
Casey.
BUFFALO, July 27-The funeral of Miss Fillmore
this morning was attended by large concourse of
leading citizens. More deeply felt and general
grief was seldom Witnessed than was manifested
throughout the city. Mr. Fillmore feels it keenly,
and his spirits are much broken.
NEW ORLEANS, July 26-An arrival from Corpus
Christi states that Captain Van Buren, with twelve
soldiers followed party of 25 Camanches dis.
lance of 800 miles, attacked and defeated them,
killing several. Captain Van Buren, was shot
through the body, but would probably recover
ALBANY, July 27.-Telegraphic dispatches from
Quebec announced the death there on Monday. of
cholera, of Colonel Hogarth, commanding the goth
Regiment of British infantry.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27-The Naval Court Mar
tial in session at the Navy Yard having closed the
W,
allow the counsel for the accused time to prepare
his defense.
New York, July 27.-The propeller Glasgow,
from Glasgow, arrived to night Fer news is of
course anticipated.
WHEELING July 27.-The river is eighteen inch
es in the channel aud falling Vehicles commenc.
ed crossing on the Suspension Bridge yesterday.
PITTsBURG, July 26 The German Catholic Asyt
lum at Allegheny city, was destroyed By fire Last
night.
New ORLEANS, July 26.-Two bales of the new
crop cotton were received here yesterday from
Texas.
OswEGo, NJ Y, July 26-Jacob Richardson, for
merry Collector of this port, and the alleged defaul-
ter for 500 600 died last night at Kin gston Canada
after short illness His remains arrived in this city
this afternoon.
CINcINNATI, July 25.-Jas. Roundtree, charged
with being connected with extensive band of
countsrfeiters, arrested at Paris KY yesterday.
$1,000 were found upon him-ffties on the Bank of
North CaroliDs, and twenties the Bank of Louis.
ana He was committed to Jail
Troy, N. Y, July &c James T. McCardy, dock.
mas er, while at work at the Troy Nail Factory
Dock, this afternoon instantly killed bv der.
rick breaking and falling upon him. He saves
wife.
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CONGRESS-.

WAsHrScros, July 2s-The House passed a re
solution calling on the President for his instructions
relative to the burning of San Juan A letter wal
received from the Secretary OF War, giving the
particulars OF an Indian massacre in Washington
Territory, and asking increase of the military
force at that point. The Army Bill, increasing the
pay of privates to Sll per month, passed Fifty
four private bills also passed
Efforts are making to give the President tho $40,
ooo,Ooo asked for by the Cuba message
The Senate passed resolution calling on the
President for information relative to the Greytown
affair." The River and Harbor Bill was then taken
upby test vote of IS to A. and discussed, but no
action was had thereon.