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nALrIMoRn AND ONO KAILROAp FoR

Cincinnati, Louisville. Indianapolis! Columbus, zanesuHe,
land, Toledo, Chieago, and 81 Lon
THROUGH tickets for all the above points
L road station in Washington. a aN.t48
Passengers leaving Washington q, av In Wheeling
time TO connect with the splendid steamers Winchester and Du
for Wesve 4u miles from Whaelins thence direct by railroad
Cieveian Toieao, Chicago, and Alton thence
miles, 10 81 Louis Leaving Washington at $ m, they viii
the afternoon with the splendid Unon Liner
for Cincinnati and Louisville, and for Indianapolis by rao
from Lawrenceburg.
Through sold LOUISVILLE Indianspo
lis also GAINESVILLE aud Columbus by naonp road
Wheeling Passengers holding through tickets
point the For information and tickets, apply r. H.
agent Washington.
j. II. DONE,
Feb 7-du Master Transportation.
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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

HE winter session Of this institution win begin October
4 1854.
Full lectures both the
Degrees conferred in March and July
Fees: course, @a4 Perpetual ticket $50 Matricua
ton, S5 Graduation fee, S5 10 who have attended
full another $50 including graduation
taken by faculty the welfare and progress
of student Examinations daily by the professors
branch In all facilities Tor instruction this
any he country For further inprnaiion address
u. HOWARD RAND, NJ ~ Dean.
l06 South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Aug l. lawwpe law5d
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The cheapest comfortable and erpedioas Nj
Whhe Suiphur Springs, passing tie Atam, Warm aud I'd
Springs.
A RRANGEMENTS having been made with the owners of id
IL splendid George Page between A
anda Washington distance Of six miles, in
The the Washington railroads, the ol0wa.
schedule will effect and amer Thursday June 1854
exandra Gordonsvle intermediate
will the depot, OF Duke and Henry Streets
o'ciock the arrival Of the boat from washington,
ample breakfast board, arriving GoTdonsviie
o'clock connecting that place with the trains the V
CenIa railroad Ric,mond charlottesville, and Stauntom.
Gordonviie Alexandria intermediate
will Gordonssle at III O'clock the arrival OF the
the Virginia Central road arriving ut Alexandria ut half
O'clock thus allowing with the trains
Washington Morrill, and for board The boat
Alexandra Wafrenton and station,
will leave Alexandria daily Sundays exceptsd) 3ocock p
arriving Warrenton at 5h O'Clock, pm f'
On sunday will leave at O'clock IN.
Warenton Alexandria and intermediate station,
daily Sundays excepted) quarter before
O'Clock arriving Alexandria at half past 9ocIock
On Sunday will leave at quarter past IL O'Clock, p
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Z q .tAT TnisoUGa LINE To TIE WEST.
a5ss s sa5ss;.ss;srs -; ~

OHIO railroad Baltimore Asssnx and con
Meeting there W the large and sptendii steGns
Union line the Ohio, andhe stages TO zanesuHe, &C.
HIS expeditions line being thoroughly completed by
finishing the great board Tree Tunnel road being
excellent the travellers
superior The scenery
this road is of the
The leaves Baltimore daily T. M,
directly through Wheeling $3.50 miles in 6 10 ouis
cludng all stoppages, arriving there al d r.
leaving Baltimore ayovcr fbr oqglS
Cumberland, mcs and proceed thence Wheeling The
mOrning
trains, Washington g. a.
and daily meeting he from Baltimore at the Wash
Baltimore
Wheeling the unrivaled OF Union
jus completed this routes daily
with the convey passengers down the Ohio Gin
and Louisville where the for Nashville kc,,
Louis and New Orleans packets be taken ~ those
further tlq.'
Passengers Columbus who prefer the Land Gin
cinnali) parts OHIO West also proceed d.
Wheeling the Ohio btage Companys excellent coaches
of the National road o GAINESVILLE, and thence
by railroad a,.. n. II II
Passengers for Welsvle BY
raioad will aao fad this lAsi asesrb.e sla ea Icing
regular and speedy crnnexlon 81 wheeling 10 aud om w
places. stt-r
3 Baggage through from Washington Wheeling
no charge transfer Of passengers baggage.
through ticket with right
route from Washington Wheeling, $9 5o Cinenna ell
to Louisville $l2. sF .H
Tickets to be had of Mr. Parsons the railroad
Washington, and OF the other agents OF the company
WIN, PARKER,
DAY il--dtf General Superintendent!
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Round trip tickets Warrenton, from Saturday Mon
Luray and ew Market will take the Leaving
Ale xanda at O'clock Tuesdays, Thuadays, Bal
urdays connecting with the Cupeper house.
Passengers Lynchbpg will nke The leaving AeIau
dTia O'Clock Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
nectng with the stages at Chario o,tesvlle.
Passengers for the White Sulphur Springs will ake the
daily, connecting the stugea Staunnn.
Freight trains running daily, Sundays excepted
Per order w. II, BkOCKETT, Agent,
June IA Alexandra. Va
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DIX AUTHORITY of act OF the Legislature of
Vgnia, passed February ~, 1884, entitled An to ncor
CONSTRUCT the plan of James B. French
railroad between Alexandria and Washington city, and in conform
y with the provisions thereof notice B hereby given by the under
signed commissioners that books for recvng TO the
said Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company
will openu day September con,iaps
open ys jueusive from 10, 9, the fol
lowing places
In Alexandria NewtoGs Hotels in the city of Washington
mayors office and in GeoEetpwn the mayors Office
= ,f JAMES s. FRENCH,
JOHN w. MAURY,
A. j. MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE,
GEO. FRENCH
EDGAR SNOWDEN,
Aug l6--lawtSepl2 H. w. LATHAM.
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Proposals for stationery.

= SkCRETaRY SENATE,
September ~, ls54
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this office until 10
o'clock Tuesday 10Th OF October next for furnish
hardware smooth urfac. d inches by 81
inches and weighing IS pounds the TO be
delivered this office free of charge half
0nebalf before 9Th of November
next. 'FIr.l ai.l
the Secretary order giving
days notice, additional quantity that be required for the
use OF during the 33d Congress-
sufficient specimen Of the marked with the the
aud the each PROPOSAL and be de-
liveted at this office free OF eLarge,
will be entered into with the person offering 10 furnish
the proper qualify the price his
tary Senate performance thereof under forfeiture
price failure which bond
tho office of the said Secretary within days after the proposal
has been accepted.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS u co.,
No. So Wall street, N.
BROWN, sHiPLEY, * CO.,
l.yettuo
Il C. ROBERTS * CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, Londos
j. MUNROE X CO.,
26 Rue Noe Dame des victories
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Havfe.
accountable
specie eery precious metals unless bills
fading are therefor value thereof therein expressed
Jan
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NOTICE TO PRE-. .EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under the act OF Congess approved Sd March, entitled
to eEena
aned, The pre- epol laws extended
alternate where
Improvement were made por he date aloiaan proven
paid AT The rate of dollars
the day fixed Tor the public
March, 1854 entitled "An for the relief
served tor railroad pufpoes who eled
he sections PRIOR To the date rithdawi will be
titled TO pfeempiinn nj the ordinary
land1, the rate of dollar
and paid for before day public sale
the alternate odd numbered sections
III March,
The h March, 1854 Cine date aument the of
2li March, 1854, settlements made prior
Tie lands market;
empon under the of 27t March, 1854 any above
lands outside o the mile limits directed
The sixteenth OF October 81 Louis,
s The 10 te satisfaction of
land ofcr, and red
by law pracabie after seeing m notice
the day appointed for the public
lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise claim
feiiod.
JOS 8. WILSON
Acting Commissioner General land Office
sep iI-lRwl3w Int and Stnr.1
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HRENCU NOVELS, by Dumas. Baiznc, and othcr-
rents upwards many OF beautifully illustrated.
FRANtk TAYLOR
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SOMETHING NEwln OF the liberal
y Metropolitan Gallery proprietor made
engagement Verge, by whose
aRuceoypcs will be cooed with bllaney
biy uuaannble method surprising
beauty OF effect and decacy paintings ivory
disappointment gentlemen
engaeemen,s advance miniatures
designated. Metropolitan Gallery
fuckers Pennsylvania nvenue between N and 9Th
GEO ADAMS Artist.
Mar I6-dU
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University Of MARYLAND.

ScbooI W Medicine. /
f!'iiE
4 and end on the ipt of March, - ~ y ''
Principles and Practice OF Surgery, ~ R. Smith, VI. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. T.. A Aiken M b.
Principle and Practice OF Medicine, Samuel Chew, NJ.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby NJ. ID.
Obstetrics, Richard II. Thomas NJ ID,
Mcdcn and Pathological Anatomy,
Id
Practical Anatomy n. d. Smith, NJ ID.
Clinical lnfmary belonging University
containing hundred and fifty beds
$50 matricuaon fee, SIS graduation
$40. WILLIAM T.. A. AIKEN, M. D.,
Sep l-2awt9thOct Dean
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u ANTHONY, No. 3Os broadway, New York, man
Ia. uiacure Of daguerreope apparatus mattings
o and OF plates chemicas fancy frames and
caype apel AID chamcgls Eapcf paiuss, ana m
every descnpiian tl - isf ,i2t f,g VT
makers supplied with materials for eases
o. Uatrison's celebrated aisn Vogander shdn
always ON hand, .y
3iS Broadway, June IL, 1854,
June 20-diyeaIt
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tiiLss BELLS! Bhi.ls!-For churehes, academies fac
steamboats,, made,
hed enlarged foundry which has been in operation
and of manufacture
their balls world wide celebrity for volume of
quality The have succeeded
applying the loam moulding, bell
which perfect casting and temper and.
unmpared excellence of bells,
csved anuay 1854 the first premium ga silver msda Of
Worlds Fair New York. all several
and Europe being competition and which the eighteenth
medal besides diplomas TINT has been awarded them They
keep hand bells
weight and they furnish order chimes any
bss, and several Of their make Throughout
States and Canadas Their hanngs, comprising aud
valuable improvements. consist of yoke,
which the hell spring acting
the capper proongng the sound iron frame; tona
counerroise For steamboats,. steamships.
proved revolving yoke fancy hangngs in brass
furnished We supply whole
improved bangngs ehang bells other upon
specifications being given. Old bells taken exchange
all
Being immediate conuexion with the principal
either ralrond canal
dpa'eh, which, either personally by communication
.pectuly solicited,
A. MENEEl.Y,s SONS,
Feb 2t-dy West Troy, Albany CO., Y.
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Inv school OF CumberIand Univerxity. at Leblanc

al Let
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthcrs, of the
l. judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green late of Judges supreme
of Tennessee
Hon Brpmdeld L. Ridley, Of the cnsnceiIors State
Judges Cnruhtrs and Green dev their whole exclusively
to the school.
Plan Of insfrnonl Daily the
tes books No regular lectures, Of e
dairy essons IN the progress OF the examinations.
T. Weekly moot Of law and which stu
dents pces
and processes
practice The framed
deeds willis and all of documents be read ev
dence IN the trials. 10
which held monthly and In
public at the end session. The students clerks sh
tbs jurors circuit Judges and chanceiors official ca
pacites connected with their suits.
Sessfon1be third Monday
temher and ends third Thursday February The second com
mences the succeeding Monday February and ends SECOND
Thursday in July.
Expenses p sesion.Tuon $50, in advance contingent
zee So boarding about $50 Students books
which cas be had in the Lebanon bookstores
-Four sessions required 10 complete unless the stu
dents enter advanced class previous required for @
mission There four regular classes Students enef
any time during the collegiate year
There is moot legislature connected with school
Number OF students the Inst collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoiy President Board Trustees
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LAy's FABLES, with r2S illustrations. volume
" London 1854. Price 81. rfsH.l +.
Dogs management; by Edward Mayhew London 1854
Price 80 cents
Price 50
Adventures Sydenham Greenfnch, and of
London illustrations London 1854 Price
Apg2o FkANCk TAYLOR
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ii h. C1lAhIBhkLXN'S Commercial College, located
VI No i2 Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland. The osent
object o this institution is place in the reach Of individuals
hcites for obtaining horc practical
ton aana ma aese 81 knowledge of
general business matters tw weeks acqua
III counting -bonse. f'F u y
e course OF study embraces doubeenuy book keeping and M
aiptaion TO departments Mercan
M calculations taught according the approved methods
tici,ca psnnashp, combining tapidltYl
NJ construction mercantile
pf neeshe SUBJECTS beside other points necessary for
book business The
student complete the eight weeks
Iu. vacation, applicants any and
,h ay aud evening Examinations held periods
and diplomas awarded u those who graduate For Ac writ
and have 4 circular forwarded ~ .l- J.
Nov i3-tydAtp
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,1MBROIDEHIElS, LACE GOODS .xc.--The subscribers
IA have this received full and complete
goods Paris styles embracing all the novelties
which the attention of the ladies rsspectfuy invited The
following a list of of the leading articles,
25 Maltese chemizetts and sleeves, in sets
Maltese
Is richly embroidered muslin sets, Vaences trimmed
l5 do do Maltese
as do muslin coaretts and sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
20 do do cambric collars
2rchly do cambic skirts, for open dresses
$50 do do pocket kercbefs 1
10 pieces Maltese aces and edQngs, all widths
100 do Valences laces edgngs, and nsertings
so do English thread iaces, edgings and eings
Us do cambric houncings and rulings
IS do Swiss musins houncings and bands
100 do embroidered dimy bands
80 pairs embroidered muslin and cambric sleeves
% dozen long and short black lace mis
Aso bObbnct
oes embroidered musns lawns net and lace handkerche
Gloves hosiery, SC.
Sep 33awiwif UOOE, BROTHER. & co.
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Supreme Court OF the United States,
DECEMBER TERM, 1858.

Supreme o United States,
DECEMBER TERM, 1853
(RoBEnT WIoKLrrE, Appr
No. 49,
ID.
Preston appellant, having suggested the
death Thomas ID. appellee this moved the
Court order under The as rule of Court to make the
On consideration Whereof here
deed the unless the said
Thomas d. Owng deceased shall voluntarily become parties with
first OF the ensuing the appellant shall be en
tied the record and hearing have the reversed
Provided that this order shall be printed
newspaper the government in which the laws
United States shall be printed authority for three
sixty before the beginning of the the
preme Court ensuing
Test: WM. THOS. CARROLL,
Nay 49, 1854 Cpk Sup c. U. 8.
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iiNfrsIU STATES Mail Cailfor Aspin
sa and Panama. the 5 and 2ih Of each month"; In FIRST
steamships approved by the Navy Department less than
a,nUV bliden, guarantying speed and safety
Panama completed To Obispo,
panaaiu.
The transit embraces 81 niles rail
Apnwai Obpo and Is miles OF land
a recently thorough order. A single
passenger
aud their baggage being only transferred To I'D from mule
alongside the
There will be transportation in future this
The entirely sickness description.
being kept port New Pana
San francisco detention accident
rhr ts : reliable.
It's expected that passage the Atlantic viii be
',riy In aud on the Pacific, in IL TO f2A
Passengers viii the day they hspn
Through tickets The iowcss rae be agency III
West street, New York.
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Collectors ONCE, August j, 1854.

NOTICE prompt payment-Noice
hereby year 1854 due,
payable this office OF eight cent
allowed by law for the paid before the 3s in
n. j. ROCHE,
3-eotdm Collector.
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The rev York and Liverpool U~it@a states Mall
Steamer
'ness shin. having been

Yy pressy for service, every has been
fs3Ik IN their construction, engines,
insure strength and speed; and their aecosimo-
satons for passengers unequaled elegance
Pce of uassagc New York Liverpool cabin, 2O
I'm second cabin s7o Exclusive OF sao
From Liverpool o New York, $50 and eco
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No beths can secured until paid for,
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no ENTOkS1he Office OF Protective Ma
Union opposite porco Of the
Patent Office
The oceis
members, with all possible despatch.
model will he with office,
C the shortest
the Office, desired in
regard objects tunionn
letters office, where prompt
will be given them.
Central Office Washington, ID. O.
II. q. CLAYTON
President of Inventors Protective NatonnI Union.
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PROPOSALS..

DkrAkrxKsr,
Bureau of ard and Docks, september 70, 1854
NEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Class No
~ navy-yad," name 10 class o classes and the
yard viii be received this Office furnishing and delivering at
The articles embraced
OF the following classes particularly described In printed
ed. TO be furnished, application, those desiring 10
oher 10 contract for named therein, viz
FOR PORTSMOUTH, N. Ii.
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pHOCOI-ATh., Cocoa, and asromn.- W. BAKER s. CO.'S
" Vanilla Premium chocolates,
TO which first have been awarded by the chief
Union for by all the principal
the United States, md by their agents:
Hussey Murray New York Grant and Twel phia
Thomas " Bnndge, Baltmore Kennel Dudley
Ohoi and 8. II. Howell, Georgetown, ID. c.
WALTER BAKER, & CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester
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Classes. Articles.
No. Bricks
Granite
Lumber
Iron castings
Paints and oil
Wood
Charcoal
10
Files
10 Chandlefy
IA Excavation.
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I" snider's'' Wines, Philadelphia.


"Snider's'' Wines, Philadelphia.
John " SNfDER, dealer in old
wine store of Jacob Snder G No rs Walnut four
aad liquors on the most accommodating terms.
JACOB sNIDER agent importation foreign vince
office No. rs Walnut where he
the special importation OF various Eu-
for his John Vaughan snder the patronage his
former '...
All delivered Washington city by "Adamss Express
free Of freight.
lune IDLY
ladies' by NJ Tyson aud Sisters street,
18th and t Washington o. G. The duties of this
be resumed on Monday 18th OF septembei when the pupils
desired be punctua in their seats For ens may
DC had at all the principal bookstores in the City.
Aug io--eodii sh Sept [sarI
s1OLUMBIAS COLLEGE,, Washing ton, ID. C-The ,hir-
" fourth year of Columbian College will begin
wednesday, OF september aud end as Wednesday
dies for the degree of bachelor OF scientific
bachelor Of philosophy The college
about hundred dollars For further
address The President of Columbian College, Washington
Aug 4-eod3w
COUNTRY RESIDENCE RENT have for rent several
new houses, with of situated
on Kendall Grcen" little than mile noheasey
Capitol :, : 7"
she'd and stable for each and excellent
The situation beautiful overlooking large portion city,
and in full view of the Capitol. =
The approach is 7h and Streets Delaware
An omnibus line for permanently established
Green the
leave Centre Market where makes brief 91
O'Clock. r.
Rent-two hunded dollars a year.
The houses taken
by applying Sckpey, Cottage street. or my
nc + at my residence near the premises.
AMOS KENDALL.
July 23-eodf
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NEW YORK. BREMEM. SOUTH
49, AMPTON UNITED State MAIL STEAMERS
TON snss sp M S dh aEssnNs ss s p
she.e steamers stop at Southampton going returning
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING-is34.
washington. saturday, 'sS January ssS,usaa
Washing gton :. >. :. saturday March a5 April si
ssinson s.iag ssssy ssnassy, Ny xe,'l sss ss t.
s,hanS Washanson sa saaraay, july Aasus.il.
Saturday sI'sh AuSa., a Ssp,s%Isf B.
HERMANN " :. 49,. Saturday, October I. Novembera.
Saturday Sess%Ssr bsssasa D.
From, From sqSaamPoH H..,.,oY TO New York An, s
aSai MsI g sss os IL II
s$s ss Il s;..s ;:s:ssa JAM R;i
For freight or passage .p0ly SAND as South
MAkEissAs MlISs isEGS Gh3fksx aas. Co southampton
PoIytechnic College OF the state Of Pennsylvania,
Square Philadelphia
TIs College, organized plan Colleges
70 nse" 'n0a
caANIcAI AND caEnIoaI AIRS.
The next semi session will Monday, sp
Mathematics and civil engineering Professor sem e. Peabody
Prot Alfred L. Kennedy, NJ D.
Mining geology and mineaiogy Prof W. III b.
Mecnancal philosophy principles machinery
Peabody Kennedy
Terms for each department per session, $l5
Mccanical
So
French and Spanish, Prof v. De Amarili.
German, Prof b. ii. Enup.
An sadema department, under charge of J. b. Boucher
M ovded which younger
rapidly prepared College courses. III
Additional study, boarding.
obtained addressing Dr. Alfred Kennedy, Poly
teehnc College, Philadelphia. r..
f7as MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
tatE President of Of Trustees.
McISTYRE, Secretary
Aug 9-WedSat&Tue
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statem Affairs the Mutual LAG Insu-
rance Company 81 HsW York,
No. III Broasway for tA Ysas srA.s 3ls January
Net hand January 3ist 1852 per balance
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Acting Commissioner of the Gen. raj Land Office.
sep i7-lRwl3w Int and start
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NEW YORK. BREMEN, AND SOUTH
<sz4f AMPTON UNITED STATES M ALL STEAMERS
IGkW The ships comprising this lins tho WASHING
T. TON, Capt. E. M. Fitch; HERMANN, Capt T. Hig
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President of Inventors Protective National Uuio,
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Offers will be received OF November
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NEW York. May I'D, is53The undersigned has this day
" opened oce No az Merchants,
ior the transaction OF general brokerage business.
Bank Insurance, mining rarad State and city
securities bought Sold = -
promssory notes bills Of exchange negotiated.
Nav la-dV EMANJJEf lspJ
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University OF Louisiana

Aug l6-lawtSepl2
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RENSSELAER, POLNTECHNIC INSTITUTE
RESIGNED for the comprehensive education of ar
clecis and civil engineers including railway
graphcai and mining engineers
For copies of the Annual Register giving full
ing the institute, apply to
d. FRANKLIN GREENE,
,, a., Director, &c r. r. H.
Nue lo-u%m TruY. N. Y.
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mere guess work. The letters are J. S. B., and to make them accord with the name of an officer of the Terror it is surmised that the last letter may be a F., for Peddoe. It is so natural to suppose that, wintering as these two ships must have done together for several long years, that small articles of property might be interchang- ed, and for good reasons the officer was trans ferred; that the fact of finding articles belong ing to the Terror with the remains of the lost party are far from being conclusive proofs that both crews were there, against the evidence that the numbers were not one-third of the aggre- gate on board of the two ships. There is, there fore ground for very painful uncertainty still as to the fate of large number of these ad- ventures-whether they, too, perished strug gling through the inhospitable deserts, or sepa- rated from their consort ship were carried into northern seas, and either sunk with the crush- ed ship, or starved in another Arctic solitude. It is almost folly to dream that they could sur vlve four years after their brethren of the Erebus starved within few miles of the settlements of Hudson's Bay.-M 0. Pictyes1ae.