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no !NVENTORS-Thc Office OF the Protective
donal Union 7th street, opposite the OF the
Odhce
The ready make
for members. with all possible despatch.
model shop viii with the office,
made the shortest n.ce.
my
regard objects unios.b
addressed office, promr
attention will be given Them.
Central office. Washington, ID. c.
7. q. CLAYTON
President OF Inventors Protective Natopsd Union.
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i,fiOCOl4 ATE, Cocoa, and brama.- w. BAKER 4 CO.'S
which first premiums have been awarded by the chief
Unon sale by principal groceries
United States, and by their agents:
Husssy Murray, New York Grant Twels, phia
Thomas " Bundge, Balumore Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
Ohio; and ). II. Howell, Georgetown ID. e.
WALTER BAKER, Il CO.,
Ap3-~iy Dorchester. Mass
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E'RENCU NOVELS, by Dumas. iaILec, aud other
imported varying from
cents upwards; Of them beautifully illustrated
Oct7 FRANLK TAYLOR. '
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mo. 622.1
No. 622]
General notice for reStoring lands to market
certain proposed railroads.

HEREAS lands
w wthArswa os entry (excep pre-
smPoa eiaius BY ssds Of te President Of the United States
sued solicitations
beTs vi both houses Congress- anticipation being made
aid the and Congress
having thai al!
the lands heretofore thus Withdrawn until further orders which
subject Withdrawal those
entered by emon shall be restored market precisely on
the conditions though the had NOT been
withdrawn from sale.
NoroE therefore hereby given that and alef Monday e
HtA October WAteA sucs6 10 ioae
entry previous draWa Except those pre-emplsd tua
ted in the following Sases Territory aud land disc ana
withdrawal enumerated below, VIII
again subject private and location and that those
viii be reproclaimed of salt hsea
:, 20.
Lands in public withdrawal No. 49i, August
49, 1885 for the railroad BRANDON Mississippi Montgomery
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HARDWARE AND CUTLEKf.-Th@ subscriber has now
ii vi goods which have
selected manufacturers both
Europe, he and offered
at saving OF from Ten 20 twenty-five per cent Our
eoupfises-
Housekeeping ARTICLES article required about house
under the bead OF hardware
Building materials, nne excepting sash weights
ih.
Mechancs tons every variety, aud n,osliy warranted
Leather betting, and hemp packing, at Boston factory
Gfes Brothers door spsinss warranted for We
The agents, and will furnish dealers at factory prices
beautiful feather busters, al New York
aud cen,.
cash
customers by the subscriber
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE.
The large GIT Saw, Penn.
Noy s-eolm between t0h and ilth siteets.
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I,Ur or PAINT, --Pnny's Letters in English; vols

iiUr OF PiINT-Plny's Letters in English; vols
" Camilla, by Miss BurDey 3 vols.
The Nouveie HeIoise Rrusseau in English; 3 vols,
Moee's Complete !iays French and English; 10 vols.
Stua,t's Anecdotes Of the steam Engine; 2 vos
Complete Letters Sevigne, English;
Montesquieu's Spirit OF Laws; vols.
London stag, The
suHge, excluding shakspeare's, d vols.
The Glossary of many hundred engtavngs
Memoirs OF Duke Suiy, IN q giish
Nemolrs OF Cardinal de ReiE, English
Gamboa's din English; 4 vols.
Second
unobtainable) are just imported from London by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Caetnncti Iouve Columbus, ZaaesUie, Ltere
fund Toledo, Chicago, and 81 Louis
THROUGH tickets all points
Il road station in Washington.
leaving Washington II Wheeling
splendid
Tor esYie 40 Miles from Wheeling by
Cleveland, To'eao,
miles, 81 Louis Leaving Washington at ., M, they win
the with the splendid Unon
for Cincinnati and Louisville, and indianapolis by railroad
from Lawrenceburg
Through sold Cincinnati. Louisvle Indianapo-
GAINESVILLE Columbus
Wheeling Passengers holding through tickets lie
point For tickets apply A..
PARSONS agent, Washington.
J. II. DONE
Feb 7-dt Master Transportation
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RELLs! BELLS! BEi.is' For churches academies, fac
- steamboats,, plantations, made aud large
constantly hand by subscribers
shed and enlarged foundry which has been In operation for ~
whose of
that their bells world wide celebrity tqr of sound
qualify Ofone The have succeeded
applying the process OF loan moulding oang
which peri CT casting and
dence unimpaed excellence of their
ceved anay, 1851 the first silver medaI of the
Worlds Fair in New York. all Others
try and Europe being IN competition and which the eghe
medal besides pomls that has awarded
and kesp banJ bells
weight furnish order chimes
States and Canadas Their hangnss, comprising many aud
valuable consist yoke,
which upon the spring acting
cappe prolonging the sound iron ons hammer
For STEAMBOATS,. steamships,
proved revolving yoke fancy hanangs brass
furnished We supply whole paris,
improved hangngs eang bells other upon proper
specifications being given Old bells taken exchange
kept on
mueda,s with the principal
recons railroad, orders
despa'ch which, either personally ~ communication,
spectuly solicited.
a. MENEELY's SONS,
Feb 2i--diy West Troy, Albany N. v.
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VHE sr,ri' 'tapPe', or autobiography, by q. a.
Bfownson. Ivy ~ ~
Midsummer Flowers Tor the Young; by Mary TIowiu.
PRy Leaders, Sketches us Jetcrson Hamilton, JAG Cay
RardQlph &c; by lo g. Baldwin, author OF Flush Times
hiah&ma.n IH
Ihs Virginia Comedians, Old Days In the Old DoDnoD ed
ied htm Ite MSS. of &. Ehipgha,, esq.
Wcodcran Hawks about by w Gilmore smm'
The Heter Laod by augustus y. Thompson.
The Home in the Valley; by Euie z. Carlen
The Captains m the Roman R-pubc compared with the %
Modern suateests; by Henry William Herbert,
The Chemistry OF Common Life, par 4; BY Johnston.
On sale Taylor x MAURY5
10 Bookstore, near 9Th street a
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/. snitlsr'." Wines, Ph,ladeiphi..

ThH1uolphIAs
soHN SNfDER, dealer established
y Snide No 70 Walnut street,
will be supplied with wines
liquors accommodating terms.
JACOB SNIDER Importation of foreign
office No 70 Walnut where he prepared receive orders
for wlnes various houses Eu
and upwards and socits
Vaughan Snde the Of his friends
former customers
delivered Washington city Adamss Express, %
free of freight.
June 9-dty !,
rHENCH and Eixiish boarding and day school for
ladies' by NJ A. Tyson and Sisters, between
2tn Washington, D. The duties
be resumed Monday 18th OF September when the pupils
desired to be their For &C., circulars
ne had Mt all the principal bookstores in the city.
Aug l0--eOdt,6 9Th Sept (StarJ
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No. February for the railroad from Mobile Grad,
Alabama selma Guners Landing the Tennessee ver
Alabama
Nobs Alabama New Orleans, louisiana and the branch
thereof Albany, Georgia, Eufaula, Montgomery Ala
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BY me FftsIdent:
Jos. s. Wilson, -Fa
Acung Commissioner OF the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTlo

Under Sd March,
10 en-
toned extended
oddnumSered sections where the
made PRIOR the date nmen proven up
and
day sed for the public sale And by approved
March, 1854, entitled relief
apad purposes' who settled aud
sections the date drapal will be
pseempons ordinary price public
ianJs, dollar acre
proven up paid before The day fixed for the public
alternate rumbered above menoned
3t March, 1853 above referred prior
h March, 1854 Che date aiolment of
March, 1884, Aeltemeuts PRIOR
market; likewise
empion 2h March, 1854,
mile
satisfaction OF the tae
proper land Office and make therefor the
BY aw practicable after seeing This notice
the public sale
lands embracing the claimed otherwise claim
feitcd.
jos. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioners OF the General Land Office,
Sep I7--lawl3w lint. and Sar1
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rn. New YORK. and L.ssss.oi "ri'sa s'~ss' @~''
The suips comprising this une are


for has been
in
insure strength and speed and their
dations r elegance
pce OF n.-saee from York liverpool l9b
I'm sacopd cabin $40 Exclusive $500
From Liyerpoo 90 York, $50 and f-o.
An expef need surgeon attached TO each snip
No bcrtbs ran be until paid of.
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n X. CHAMHEKLIN's Commercial College, located
VI Ba'imore Maryland The 0sensble
object OF is paca in the reach Of individuals
obtaining and practical mercantile educa
A al knowledge Of
general miers few weeks than can be acquired
mauy years any counting house
The of study embraces dnabe-eny book keeping and Us
of and trade Mecan
tile angh, according the approved methods
pcnuausp combining adiy Of execution with beauty
poan ctcane SUBJECTS beside other pois necessary for
n The
for complete from Eve eight weeks
being vacation, Applicants enter time and al
tend day periods
diplomas awarded 10 ,'se who graduate For erns &c write
md a circular forwarded by ma -tt
Nov i3-lvdAep
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NEW YONK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
AAPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAAER6.-
The ships comprising this line are The WASHING
ION, Capt. Z. M. Fitch; HERMANN Capt. T. His

AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
es mp. asp r. Fe i aEs.%SS ss csp
These steamers stop Southampton going returning
PROPOSED DATES OF SAiLING-la54.
From New York. From Bremen.
snas'o. sa'alsss, February sSsass;
Hsnnann 49,. 80. Saturday, April o. Maybe
Wsshins,on Saturday, May %; June ,us is.
Hasmssn :. =. Saturday, August September 8.
Vast tngson Saturday, sepsembcrs 0ctobei6
ss;urd.y ocssh sss%ssri
Hermann Saturday, December December o.
s:s
Ss:ssss;;. %::ss:,ss.: : %.:Ssssaa:: Ss @ i
July Msaans'on: JAM Sci
For freight or passage apply. n sANn % soo,,s
.ar9Ig CA MENEKEH Fl EsasGS; : c.; Bremen ..,,....
4sIIsaAs MsIIsk sha hGhSaksH, aays Go southampton
PoIytcchnic College OF the state OF pennsylvsnin,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
afford thorough professional
ENGINEERING, INNING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS
The session will Monday, Sep:
FACULTY.
engineering Professor ssm II. Peabody.
Prot Aqss L. Rs"nsdy. D.
Mining engineering, geology and mneraogy Prof W. H. B.
philosophy and principles machinery
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms for each department session, Si5
Mcchauica archecura typographical drawings Prof. John
Kern So n.
French and Spanish, Prof v. De Xmarlii.
German, Prof II, III. Entrup.
The analytical laboratory practical chemistry daily
An academcaI of j. D. Boncher A..
NJ provided which and less proficient students
enter be rapidly prepared The College
Additional Information study, boarding,
&c. obtained by addressing Alfred Ia Kennedy, Poly
echnic College, Philadelphia.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President of Board of Trustees.
join McINrYRE, Secretary.
9-WedJat&fueslm
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CM8ROIDERIEs. LACE GOODS SEc.-The subscribers
Il this day full and complete stock
goods last Paris styles embracing all the novelties
which the attention Of the aess resrecttuly invited The
following ! list of somr OF the leading articles
IS Maltese chemzetts and sleeves, in sets
p uatesa collar.tts and sleeves do
Is richly embroidered muslin sets, Vaences trimmed
do
rs do muslin colaretts and sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
IS do do cambc collars
o5 reilly do cambrc skirts, for open dresses
$50 do pocket hand kerchiefa
IS pieces Maltese sees and edangs, all widths
do Valeaces laces edgiDgs, and nsertings
so do English thread iaces, edginss, and inserngs
rs do camhre houncinRs and rulings
rs do Swiss musins houneings ard bands
800 embroidered dmty bands
pairs embroidered muslin and cambric sleeves
- dozen and short black lace ms
Also variety lusions bobbines linen
bcs musns lawns net and lace vests handkcrche
gloves, hosiery, &C.
Sep 3-3,awiwif HooE, BROTHER, s. co.
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i,hLilNDoiiEE"s spsnish Grammar, by Professors Ve
" asquez and Simonef
ui'rndoh : spaq'sb Grammar; by Professor yingut-
J0sse's Spanish Grammar.
he Ncrc's spanish Grammar
Meadows Spanish Grammar,
Airaia's spanish Grammar ~
de l.engua custr!iana.
Ui'ndohNusvo Metodo para aprende cscrbcr hab
lar u Frances by Professor Nineut. tf..a Fl
OienduH-Nneyo Mstdo aprcnder, escnber has
isr II 'nacs; by Psofe Nipgnt.
Gfpruaiica Ineirsa de urcuu; by Professor
he Ma,,fe dEspagnol- Mrhodc pour urpcndre
lire, eeribe, e pailar Ia angue Espagsoie with key
Professor tn2m
Also, Spanish Phrase Book Readers and rcuoaacs with
select assortment Of the works of Spanish aabors.
Sep ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have for several
ground
Kendall Green, Ic than mile northeasterly
the Capitol. .ta.ess4
These houses spacious aud convenient with cellar, wood
she'd and of excellent
The beautiful overlooking Of city
fun Of the Capitol
The approach 7h aud Delaware and
line usual has established
and between Kendall Green and the
Presidents leaving IN.
Market, where 3k
Rsn--two hundred dollars
The inspections
by applying VIM Suckney who lives Cottage
sc f. my residence, the premises
AMOS KENDALL.
July 23-codtf
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Important ,4.rk for pension I

impor'nnt ,eors for Pension Claimants.
ENsIoN and Bounty Land Laws Just puSshet AZ Aaay.ics
Secretaries, &c SC; arranged he n,eIgbc every
claimant % m ree :, s' p0''s " pspas % ea MAunys
Oct - Bookstore, 9Th
THE pension Laws and teunty Land Law.--An
ions Of Attorney General thereon For and Regulations "a ps
scbed by the Pension ohice and Explanatory Comments
pe, chief clerk in The Pension Office volume 1854
sep 80 FRANCg TAYLOR
ERoM LONDON -siuha by Sir Roderek Murchisoa; the
history of the oldest known rocks containing ains;
The shipping OF Empire by G. Atkinson /
The Laws Of War affecting Commeree shipping by
rhysoiorica Chemistry by Professor Lehman; . vols
Noad's Lectures on Chemistty; vol
Louis Napoeon system Field Artillery; by Captau
voua,eers and Rides by Lieut. Col. Gordon. 1853.
sulIyis Memoirs, tin English: y S vo,s.
nuly's Astronomical Tables nnd tormulae
Dods British Peeagc, baroneiagc, and knigage, 1854
Fosters peeraae n uud 1854.
The cystal Paaeei Pak Natural History Fine Ars courts,
s,p'5 FRANcK TAYLOR.
vORE.sr scenes Norway and sweden, vol.
The Great Highway; a.soy III, Worlds Struggles by w.
Shilling i coSss aSss d. People ys cnso Us cents
Pigeons and Rabbit y ! os,sner Price IS cents
James The Seconds novel by Answorn London. %
The i ~owsrer; BY Mrs Gore % London ssS cents
Ernest NaItaversi by Bulwer. London. 81 cents
Just received by
Septiy FRaNCk TAYLOR
II ESGH WRITING INK, by Pcriue Guyot.
Bank OF England writing ink
Imported direct from the manufacturers Par
Sept23 FRANCk TAYLOR
TIlE STORY Oa THE 8inIEl. from the first dawn
revelation III completion the Canon,
interesting details
efforts until The presen vol.
The Parallels of Ktnnac!er, edition.
with 96 Illustrations.
Midsummer Flowers for Young BY Mary Iowiti
The African Crusoes. BY Mss Lee
The Australian Wanderers. by Mrs Lee.
Progress and Prejudice a novel ny Mrs. Gore.
Eddy Bee Culture and Tie Bee Hive.
Sep 81 FRANCk TAYLOR.
DODGERs's PESkNtyEs Gcnuine.-A large variety
factory Sheffield.
Sep Ia FRANck TAYLOR.
irREAks of Fortune by y. X. Jones.
Firmiian--a Spasmotiu Tragedy by j. Percy Jones.
The Scout; Riders of Cingaree by w. Gilmore
,imns,
Just received al TAYLOR Il MAURYis
sep ~ bookstore, near 9th 81.
,UR Honey Moor and other Comicatttses, fram
" Punch, with numerous illustrations.
i.ife's tale.
In or
Further supply o Fashion and Famine.
TAYLOR n MAuRYa
sep2s bookstore, near 9th ST
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gays FABLES, with iss illustrations. 4 volume,
VI london, 1854, Price 81.
Dogs their management; by Edward Mayhem. London 1854
Price 50 Ut
Price so cents
sydenham Greenfnch, and Of his friends
london with London 1884 fiice
Ang29 FkANck TAYLOR.
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pENslON and Bounty Land Laws. just published An Analytic
and Bounty Land Laws, Decisions
Secretaries, Sc. Sci arranged 10 he intelgblc
claimant Price So; postage, IL prepaid, go cents
On sale TAYLOR Il MAuRYS
Bookstore 9Th str
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III MAfHEMAiICAi. Drawing instruments, in variety
III Of the finest quality and finish, aud Others at unusually low
prices bought In Europe by
undersigned.
Sets In for ST. 25 and upwards.
Oet3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Ii esq
Frank Foresters Field Sports . vols.
Game by Frank Forester
The Rod by Wilson and Oakeigh | Edin-
burgh.
Tn Sportsman in France vols. London
The Young Spsrtsman Manual; BY Craven vol London
Hints sp'smen by L. s. Lewis NJ. D.
The Shooter Manual.
Kriders Sporting Anecdotes.
Youatt the Dog edited by L. s. Lewis, NJ. D.
Dinks Doas edited by Frank Forester
Observations Dog breaking; by William Floyd gamekeeper
Richardson Dogs
Col. Hutchinson on Doghreaking; vol. London.
Mayhem on Dogs. fhANCK TAYLOR.
Sep l2
NHE sTAGiG.-PersonaI Recolec,on Stage BY VIM
l. b. Wood Further supplies Just received at
TAYLOR & MAURY,S
Oct IL Bookstore, 9th
n EMOiRs of Celebrated Characters; by Lamartine
III vols.
Dead Sea- Sodom, and Gomoah, Bible
De Sanlcy; a journey in 1851 aud 1852 veis.
Life and Epsties OF st Paul by Gonyhsae and Howson
The Lost Heiress by Mrs southworh l
Afraai Norwegian aud Lapand tale from the German.
North American Review for October. 1854
Perseverance ami Enterprise; for the young
LII y Lesson; novel. vol.
The Fe-sii SPIRIT dream OF geology. l vol.
The Home ~ The vailey by Miss Carlen translated from The
Swedish
The Rose of Parsonage; from German OF Gessc
Statesmen of Times OF George Third; Lord Bough
IN.
Lady RusseI's Letters. l
Progr and Prejudice by Mrs Gore. l vol.
Chambersis Papers for ihr People ! 6 vols,
Chambers's Miscellany 10 vols.
Select riiings Of Robert Chambers. 4 vols.
Punams Monthly Magazine
Dickeas's Household Words October.
FRANCK TAYLOR
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~ ANTHONY. No. sos broadway, Now York, man-
Il, of dagueeOype apparatus mattnss
Sc and importer of plates chemicals ancy frames and
cases caIoype paper and chemicals for paper pctre and
rials Of every description. -t i4ia" r. r
supplied
Hauison's celebrated aso Vogahder Shon
always o hand.
3o8 Broadway, JGne ~, 1854
June 20--diyear.
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COLUMBIA v.COLLE(aE Washington. u. C.--The th
- ~ year Columbian College will begin
Wednesday Wednesday
June saen choice Of pursuing the classical
bachelor
degree OF bachelor philosophy The college
address President Columbian College, Washington
AuuI I-eOd
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tISTORY of st. Domingo by J. Brown, NJ. D. volume
Ii DISCO pages each, bound in cloth price SO cents.
Oct IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Collectors oh1ne, AnKust 4, 1864.
NOTICE
~ hereby that 1854
payable This office and that deduction Of
allowed law Cor the current paid before 3st
X. j. ROCHE,
3-eotdif Collector
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University Of Maryland.

School Of Medicine.
/ nd en- lst of March. 1855. = y
Principles nd Practice of Surgery, N. r. Smith, NJ. d.
Chemistry and Phar,sacy, w. e. A. Aiken M. b.
Pripcipe and Practice Of Medicine, Samuel Chew NJ ID.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joasph Roby, NJ ID.
Obstetrics Richard II. Thomas, NJ ID.
Pathological Anatomy Geo W.
NJ. 80
Practical Anatomy n, D. Smith, M. ID.
Clinical the fnnr,nary belonging University
and containing hundred and Any beds
Fees matricuaon fee, &5 graduation
600. WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN, M. D.,
I-2aw9bOct
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fyEIE Pension Laws and sDunty Land Laws--An
Analytical Digest with the Decisions OF Secretaries and
General tbecon The For Regulations
Pension Office, Explanatory the
inesibe every claimant
Trpet chief clerk in the Pension Office volume, 1854
of 2S6 octave pages, bound. Price So.
sep so FRANCk TAYLOR.
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(, vENTIDEs by Eme Afton-n series or tales and
II poems
The Western Home by Mrs. L. Ii. Sigourny.
camp and Maich by Captain Grafton, United States
Pu,nams Magazine for November
81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MHAT Nor, by Mrs. Mary Denison. Illustrated with
w cravings, from designs by White.
The Female Writers of America; with portraits blogaph-
cai notices. specimens Of their writings. BY John D.
Hart, LII. ID.
The Life Of Marlin Luther; beautifully illustrated.
Things in America; by w CIambers (of Ednburgh)
Wild Sports the Far West from the Oerman will tinted H.
Iusirations. By Frederick Cerstnrcker
The Treasury of Medicine; by John james, NJ. d.
New aud editions OF Dulwers novels, Half Hours with
the Best authors Don Quixote Monte Christie, &c.
Soyefs Shilling Cookery Upwards OF hundred thousand
copies II this ork sold in few weeks
On TAYLOR X MAURYS
Now Bookstore, 9th street
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January railroad the Chatta
nooga Tennessec Cenlra railroad Of Mississippi ut The
branch point Elyton TO
bluff southern bend of the river Alabama
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AMAIsTINIc's Of Celebrated
Ia acters by AiphoDse de Lapattine,
LveImore's Epsiie the Romans with Il aud
vised translation, and introductory essays.
Popular Tales; by Madame Guzot
Dscourses; by Abiei Abbott Livernore.
A Practical and Commercial Arithmetic; by c. b. Doctarty
ID.
Now aDays by Laura J. Curtis.
Easy Warren bis
Harpers Gizeiteer No. q.
Just published aud for sale
TAYLOR & MAURY's
Oct 10 Bookstore, 9th
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March &c. 1884, for railroads from Pensacola Florida TO
place
umpka, Eyon Decatur Athens the Tennessee line:
of auds 10 sale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-19
LATEST NEWS 81 TIE NAILS.
From Washington


, correspondent of the Baltimore sun, under
, .. At Washington. Jan. 10th, says:
The etv is full of news. In the first place. it
,or.ain that Col. jefferson Davis is elected to
I United States Senate, from Mississippi, not
l;,h standing all the contradictory reports we
.rs had ON the subject. | said so, the moment
|, ,sas ascertaned that Gov. Foote was beaten.
"A nv predictions are now verified.
Col. JEFF Davis place in the Cabinet will in
n probability, be offered to Col. Clemens, of Al
rbama. This will go far to heal the breach in
.bc Democratic party. and to unite the wings
M the centre, in the support of the Administra-
\ IN Col. Clemens is a man of character and
f,snias. and will make capital Secretary of war.
4, i further known that Mr. Guthrie is about
/, retire from the Treasury Department. | sta
Ia this before the meeting of Congress, and al
ibough contradicted. time has proved the correct
,ess of my assertion. His place will probably
L. filled by Mr.. Breckenridge, of Kentucky,
Gentleman well qualified for any place in the
abinet, and fortunately for the times-an anti
fbuster.
Another version is, that MIR. Gushing will take
H. Treasury, and that Mr. breckenridge will
n Attorney General.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-19
Lord PaImerston.

Tho London Times in an article on the return
: I ord Palmerston to office, denies that he re-
;aned on the foreign policy of the Cabinet and
= sses its conviction that the position of the
'.o;gn relations of Great Britain at this moment
,he cause of all others which chains him to
l. helm. 1t pays high compliment to the
mastery of diplomatic subjects, political expe-
Sance, fertility of resources and natural energy
\ Lord Palmerston, and remarks: I'VE may
tpr Of him, as Sir Robert Peel observed in a
Icmorable debate, with a courtesy due to great
btaqonist that we are proud of him even while
q oppose his policy"
THE Times, in the same article, expresses its
Ilef that reat Britain sis about to stake its
[nor and its po,cer on the hazards Of tear, and
[mctantly to take up arms for the first time
S,w forth gears against one Of the greatest
ates in Europe"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-19
The Erie Toubles.

ERIE. Jan. I3-A Geographic dispatch direct
"A to the mayor Of this city from Hon james
Thompson. now in Harrisburg, and who is coun
ii for the people of Erie, was received at this
lace day, ordering suit to be brought against
f. limited States Marshall and his Aids, in the
anne of each prisoner who had been arrested for
imprisonment. The Marshall and aids were
rested by the sheriff and on refusing ITO to give
f. however, were afterwards released from jail
l. procuring bail in the sum of $4,000 in the suit
zach plaintiff.