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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

Vomen in Fuoau0y.-The author OF
Sketches in Paraguay gives us this fragrant
ncrssl' "l~ory i.ed 9'rr,IvS -. P,-nts,lny, ID
every female above thirteen years of age ehews.
am wrong. They do not chew, but put to-
hacco in their mouths, keep it there constantly,
except when eating, and instead of chewing it,
roll it about with their tonge and suck it. On
~ imagine yourself about to salute the red lips
of magnificent little l1ebe, arrayed in satin
and flashing in diamonds-shc put you back
with one delicate hand. while the fair taperf finger
OF the I'll er, put forth from her mouth q brown
iSh black roll Of tobacco quite two inches long,
looking like a monster grub, and depoSiting the
savery lozenge on the rim Of your sombrero,
puts up her face, and is ready for your salute.
have sometimes seen an over delicate foreign
er turn away with shudder of loathing under
such circumstances, and get the epithet of sal
waco 1.-THE savage) applied to him by the offend
ed beauty, for his sensitive squeamishness. s.
However. one soon gets used to this in Para
quay, where you are, pertorce of custom obi
gcd to kiss every lady you are introduced to-
and one-haf you meet are really tempting e.
uough TO render you reckless of the consequent
ces, and you would sip the dewS of the prefer
ed lip in The face of a tobacco battery, even the
double distilled 'honeydew' of old Virginia"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

Neac Found dnd.-Advice from this island
represent the state Of things existing there as
very bad, owing to scarcity, Occasioned by the
failure ofthe coast fisheries, and bligh: of the
potatoe crop.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

In the House of Representatives, on the 18th,
Mr.. SMITH, of Tennessee, offered a resolution
requesting the Committee on Private Land
Claims to inquire relative to granting bounty
lands to the officers and soldiers called out by
the governor ofthe State Of Tennessee in 1886,
for service in the Florida war; which lies over
Cor dabota
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28
AUGUSTA Co>srrrUrroxAL1sr & REPUBLIC

AUGUSTA CoHsTITUTIoNALIsT & REPUBL1C.-
We are indebted to the gentlemanly Proprietor
of this excellent paper, for his Tr-Weekly in
exchange for our paper. Its Editor, JAMES
GARDNER, Esq. is one Of the most powerful
Democratic writer's in Georgia; but the feature
that makes it most valuable to us, is the cor.
RICHNESS of its Market quotations, and dispatch
with which it issues the latest news. We OBJ
tain the most OF our latest news through its
columns, and through the columns of the
Charleston Courier and Mercury; both of which
has our thanks for their Tri-Weekly issues
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

1t is said that small twigs of cedar, chopped
fine and mixed with their grain, viii cure a
cough in horses; and that it has been used with
complete success
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

A meeting of the heirs of the original propri.
etorS of the Western Reserve of Ohio, is to BIZ
held at Hartford CT. 1t is believed that they are
legally entitled to certain surplus lands in Ohio
which has now become very Valuable.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

A bill is before the Kentucky Legislature
approprating $1,000 per year. for five years,
to colonization to Liberia.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

A Frenchman in Boston has invented q rem
edy for the thake, which will atteciS all pain
4,h With, This beats the Yankees.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

Ca Godey's LOdy's Book for March has
been received. He seems to keep up with the
improvements of the day, in the fashionable
world.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

Sentenced TO the Cham Gang-It is stated
that the American sailors who have been in
prison so long at Havana, on the charge Of be-
ing engaged in the slave trade, have been sem
fenced TO he chain gang for four years.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

Benefits Of Geological Surreys.-Three years
ago the Legislature of North Carolina made a
smaltappropriation for geological survey oil
that State. The discoveries of the first year de-
veloped the existence of copper and gold ore
drew to them the attention of capitalists, and
have already increased the revenues Of the
State to five times the cost of the whole survey.
In the second year, seams of the purest btu.
minouS coal, some Of them fifteen feet in thick,
ness, extending through a region of some forty,
FIVE square miles, rewarded their Investigations.
1t is estimated that every thousand acres ofthese
seams will yield thirty millions of tons of btu.
minous coal Of the best quality.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

House rents are now higher in Chicago than
in New York
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

There are six newspapers in the United
States edited by females. 1t is said that they
lash all bachelors without stint or mercy.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

Last year there were conveyed between the
U. States and Europe, by the British and Ameri-
can mail steamers, 100000 letters, and l,
$50, 600 newspapers.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28
FRAUDS IN FLOURl

A correspondent of the Chattanooga Adver-
tiscr, writing from Charleston, S. c., complains
that Flour in sacks from Tennessee falls short
in weight. A lot of rs bags lost 202 lbs,
this be so, it is dis-raceful. 1t is impossible
for such contemplate tricks to escape detection,
and the most effectual way we know to stop
them, is to publish the names of such brands.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

A butcher, who stood like a lamb to be rob-
bed near Bristol, had eight shillings returned by
the highwayman, for his good behavior.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

DR.. T. CLARK, the father of GRACE GREEN
wooD, died in Beaver county, Pa, last week.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

The Supreme Court of Georgia is now in ses-
sion at Macon. There are over 30 cases on the
docket.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

A ship is daily expected to arrive at Panama
from China with cargo Of Chinese laborers
FOR the Panama Railroad.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

GS The "MdrygiUe AdUOeate' comes TO U
shis week, nach improved in appearance.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28
From New-York Herald. of the LIST.

First Grand DECISION Of tie Spoas at Wash
ington.-We gave some time ago general es
innate of the available public plumber at Wash
ington, amounting to the grand aggregate OF
FIVE hundred millions of dollars, which sums
may be divided as follows:
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

The lady who made DASH has since brought
her husband 20 full sfopi
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

George NJ. Dallas, late Vice President Of the
United States, has been nominated by the ctl-
zens of the Fifth Ward candidate for Maye-
of the consolidated city of Philadelphia.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

Grease spots are removed at any time from
silks and velvet, by placing a red hot iron upon
the part, which entirely takes them away.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-31

DEATH FROM RoPE JUMPING ~ bright
and interesting little girl, about eight
years Of age. died on Monday last in
the village Of Newark. from commissions.
brought on by excessive exertions in
dumping the rope" She was compet-
ing with several of her school compan.
ions in this exercise, who we're en-
,leasoring to out-slo each other in en-
,lurance. She jumped four hundred
times in succession, and until entirely
overcome by the long continued exer-
tiuns. The child was taken home in.
sensible, but the movement of the mus.
cIcs Of the limbs, as in jumping, con-
tinued without cessation forty eight
hours, until the sufferer was released
from the painful exercise by death.
Roch. Dem.
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To Mule RaiSerS,

HSHE subscriber has two first rate JACKS.
: which he offers to the patronage Of the Par
mers of Orange and other counties, who are dc.
sireus to raise Mules. One of these Jacks, Isl.
mon Pure" will be two years old next June, and
was purchased Of Mr.. ]. A. Vines, of Edsecomts
county, ~ Z, who certifes that he is Of as gccd
stock o. Jacks as any IN the State. The other.
called Tom Walls, is about seven years old. and
was purchased in Virginia. He PAGES well, and
is FIRST rate Jack to raise Mules for the saddle.
Terms for each. Eve dolIais the insurance, ,ay-
able when the fact is ascertaineJ or the property
changed. They will stand q, their own stable,
seven miles north Of Hsboiough. Care vii ts
taken to prevent accidents. but no responsibility
e. aay. rrr
I. Ars,l 1. se-an
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y We have fsrq1rnfly beard he erl<hs.i<l
German Bi,ier. soh hy DR.. c. NJ. Jackson. lel
Arrh sirrsi Philadelphia. spoken Of IN tsrms a
abe highest ronmfndsiion. aud ne honesty be.
hese Ina; il Is ane q The hes medicines sdsrrii.
sed Tor the complaints fos whiSh il l. rreomnend.
90. ihfy are pleasant u The lasis. and ran be
lakrn under any circumstances BY abe most De-.
i'caie stomach. The press fal and wide. have
united IN eemmrndins this inssiushle rrmsdy
fSr dyspspsia. debility. Sc and sueh are The
healing s;ireis Of this psnaeea. that ne hope il
my be iniredured 10 every family where d,spsp-
sis has. 90 10 likely 10 have. a victim. Phil pG.
1for sale Al the Drug Store. So
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MAGNITUDE OF Russ,a.-Russia is the

MAGNITUDE OF RUsslA.-Russia is the
greatest unbroken empire for extent
that ever existed, occupying vast re-
gions of Europe and Asia, and nearly
ono sixth of the habitable globe. II IS
forty one times the size of France, and
one hundred aud thirty eight times
that Of England. Yet it was too small
Tor the. ambition uf Alexander, who i
reported to have said: Il insist upon
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

At a meeting Of the Democratic par
ty in Convention, held at the Masonic
Hall in the Tuwn of Hillsborough, on
the esd Of May, 1854, for the purpose
Of nominating candidates to represent
them in the ensuing Legislature, on
motion, Gen. Joseph Allison was called
To the chair, who made a very appro-
pirate speech on the necessity OF UNITY
and harmony in the party IN Orange
county. Z. d. McNair was appointed
secretary.
un III ton Of john L. KIRK Jand. esq,
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THE MARKETS.

Norfolk. May 81.
FLouR--super6ne ST.. Extra 9. Pa
miiy 9! q 81. with rapidly deereas.
ing stock.
Petersburg. May &c.
ToBBacco. - Continues very brisk
without change in price.
Corros.-Nominal at 9 cents.
WHEar.-Sales at 81 so.
CoRS.-Wanted at so cents.
FLouR.--Superfne s8l al 81.
BAcoS.-va. hog rounds &c. West
ern sides Il G.; shoulders 81 c.
GraSo. = Peruvian SIS; Mexican
SIS. Super Phosphate Of Lime s45.
Fayetteville. May %.
Candles--Fayetteville Factory lec.
~ 90. Adamantine so a. 35c.
Cotton-s a. 8Sc.
Feathers 40 a. 45c.
Com sI:i0 a. sl:I5.
Molasses-cuba a5 a. 90; n. Or.
leans 40c.
Whiskey i5@ 4sc.
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having De nslsie % tkase upon. he
cssFiaa fnf 9 hating plaee. re Blaet
Sea asa Eash hand basin, and the North
Pacific Ocean IS a hsh-pand. He
"snrrcached .un Tariary Tor pasture,
On Persia and Georgia for = vineyard.
on Turkey for garden. 90 Polsnd fr
harm. On Finland and Laplznd as a
hanting grssnd. and took pzri Of North
America as place Of Punishment fos
offenders"
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~ u y y II
Il shA sasafs snfi hstias e. nrs TER. i1ts.
q Orlnes co1uly Court. quslEri a. "a.
sruiess q WILSON WATSON .dslssrs1 hess-
~ s1ss gepsfsi npiios . Al PERSONS indsllea .
sad estate 10 make imaedlsis payment. snd .
fhsss hsssos sisins 10 pse.<ns thsn. duly ss't<n-
within ih< tine prescribed BY ls~. Of tAis
nes'es riii b< pleaded in bar Of ih<ir recovery.
JOSEPH H. IAITA.2x..
John W. LATfA,
MAJ isS. lss4. S-3.
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IaEDELL County. The Editor of the
Rowan Why has been on visit to Ire
dell county. lie says:
Dockery will run well in lrcdell.
The Wings there will do their duty
and pile the majority, as they were &C
customed to do in old times, even in
the days Of the Revolution"
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Wanted.

A FIRST rate Black smith, accustomed
"A 10 the Coach Making Business. Permanent
work and good wages will he given. He must
be Of steady habits and Of good moral character.
WM. =. EAUCETT.
May Let, 1891. 54..3apd
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Grea, Fugitive Slave Riots.-rh

arrest Of a Virginia fugitive slave at
Boston has led to a terrible mob and
riot, ia which JAS. Bachelor, a deputy
4 L. :. Marshal was shot dead, and 9th
ers seriously wounded. 5000 to 10,
600 people participated i'll the riot.
The U. 5. Marines. the police, aud Sc
ycral military companies were under
arms. Some of the mob had been arr
rested. Our latest dates are up to |
o'clock on Saturday, whelr the trial
was still going on, and the excitement
increasing.
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r. HOE & Co.

20 aud 81 Gold-sireei, N. Y.
OF Publishers of Newspapers who will insert
this advertisement three times. with this note,
and forward US paper containing the same, will
be paid in printing materials by purchasing four
times the amount Of their bill for The advertise
ment.
May i6s 37--3w
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BIBLES AND TEsTAmEurs.

T'HE Depository Of the Onnge County Bible
4 Society has been removed TO the Drug Store
Of DR.. s. ID. Schoolfied & Co., and DR.. School.
field appointed Librarian.
Persons desiring Bible or Testament from
the largest and finest Church or Family Bible 10
a small Tesiamenl--can be supplied Of the low.
est prices by applying al the Depository; or II
unable TO purchase, Bible will he supplied as
a gift. E. A. BEARrry Soy
May 18th, 1854. So
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N o TIC e

TINE subscrihcrs having qualified Of Fcbn ary
Term Of Orange County Court. 1854, ~
Administrators on the estate of GEORGE A !.
ELLIS, deceased, hereby gise notice 10 all per.
sons indehled TO said estate 10 make immediate
payment; and to all persons having claims a.
gainst said estate. 10 present them, properly au-
ihentrsied, within the time prescribed by law,
or this notice will be plead in bar Of their reco.
scSy. THOMAS fyvcu
WIN. II. ELLIS, Aomf.
May 10th, 1854. as-3wn
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We are authorized to announce MI. HENRY
c. srRowD As candidate for the Office oil
Sheriff Of Orange county.
We are authorized TO announce Mr.. RICH.
ARD NJ. JONES as candidate ior reelection
10 the office Of Sheriff Of orange county.
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MARRIEDt

In this county. on the 2lst instant, by Alcxsn.
der Dickson. Esq, Mr.. GooDsaS BIacKwooD
10 Miss MARY M.KrRnALI.
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HOE & CO.'S
Patent Ground Saws.

6sShs sHEUUuu SdWS.
THE Subscribers manufacture from the hes,
Cast Steel. CIRCULAR SAWS. from iva
inches 10 eighty in,hes in diameter Their Saws
are hardened and tempered, and are ground and
finished by machinery designed expressly Cor The
purpose; and are therefore much superior 10
those ground ia he usual manner, as they are
strengthened aud sIiiiencd BY increasing them il
thickness regularly from the cutting edge 10 tho
centre, consequently do moi become heated OF
burkled. and produce grcai saving in timber.
They also Manufacture CAST Steel. MILL.
PIT and cROSS-CUT SAWS. and BILLET
WEBS. Of superior quality. all Of which they
have Tor sale, or they may be obtained Of The
principal hardware merchants throughout the
United States and Canada.
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TOW CLOTH TOW CLOTH!
,f,H0SE having Tow Cloth to sell would do
we'll to apply TO the subscriber, as he wishes
to purchase 3, 900 yards.
A. c. MURDOCH
April 20. ST.
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WE have something iDe for the Hair az tie
~ Drug Store. viz; Whites Hair Ressne.s.
tor; BaHy's Tncophefous; LYONS Kalhairon
Pomalums. in fancy jars; &c. &c.
April ~. a.
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N O I ICE.
Negroes for Sale.

IN pursuance Of order Of The Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, at May Term, 1854,
there will be sold, on the 9Th day of July next,
al the courthouse in the town Of Hilisbosough,
three likely young Negroes, Woman, Girl and
Boy, bclnnging to The estate Of George a. Ellis,
decd. A credit Of twelve months will be given,
by the purchasers giving bond with two good
'ee"''s'' TIL MAS LYNCH, A.,,,.,.
WIN. II. ELLIS,
May 81. 3s-5wp
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you wan, Csnder, Cigars. Smoking Toluc.
co. Chewing tobacco, snuff. &c. Of The very
best qualities, and cheaper Than can 10 bought
.. any ether house in Marlborough, call OF d.
".ExcIiange." one door below Long a
Webh's STORE.
March 7ih, 1854. ga
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Spring Trade, 1854.

gCMODLIIHLD & T.REELAND.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers, in
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, PeJu-
mefy. Cigars, Fancy articles, &c.,
4 RE now receiving the largest and most Sc
"A lect Stock that they have ever offered to the
Trade, which will be sold on as reasonable terms
as ut any other establishment in .diddle OF West
ein North Carolina.
Physicians, Country Merchants, and Farmers,
are cordially invited to call and examine The qua
lily and prices, as We are determined to make it
to ihcii interest 10 huy Of US.
Orders sent Willie filed promptly neatly pack
ed, and forwarded with despatch.
Orders amounting TO S25 or upwards, we will
deliver free Of charge to any distance under TWEEN
ty-fSe miles.
April 4, 1854. 80
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u ID I'M a 4 aCHn1L.

FEM ALE SCHOOL.
THE third session Of Miss ]. r. MonrnIs's
= FEMALE ScnooL, situated in Aamance coun.
ty, four miles west Of Mr.. William ]. Bingham
School. and seven miles south Of DIR. Wilson's,
will commence on The 9th of July, and end on
the 9th Of December next.
TERMS, PER SESSION.
For full English course. So 10 $1,000
Music on Piano, including use of in.
sirument, $500
Board. including washing, lights, &C., can be
hal convenient TO the School, al Sc per month.
Eight or ten pupils can have board in the IA
mily with the Principal.
This School is located in healthy and moral
ncighhorhood.
An early application is desired. Further in
formation can be had by addressing
JAMES NEWLIN,
l.indley's Store p. o.. Alamance CO.,, C.
May 18th, 1854. 3S-5w
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New & Cheap Goods.

NE are now opening large siock ef Spring
and sumner 6oods which We vi-h 10 ell
upon fair terms ior Cash. or 10 punefasl custom
cts. consisting N pan Of
Rich Dress Silks. Lawns, Muslins,
Printed Berages. Jaeonefs. &C..
Ribands. Gloves. French Corssts.
French Worked Collars,
Sleeves. Cuff. Bands. &c. &c.
and many other 6oods fof Ladies wear. snfk =.
caiicos. Ginghams. &c. SC.
A General Assortment Cor Grnllrnrn sul Boz.
Brussels csTpsting, Canton Naming. &c. &c.
LONG & WEBB.
April sth. 1854. So
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$40 Reward.

II AN away from the subscriber. on the l4lh Of
- Msy.s Negro Man named SQUIRE. aged
about 30 years. He is black. heavy set, aud
about five fee, ten inches high. and had on a
heavy sci 81 whisksrs when he left. He is sup.
posed 10 be lurking in Alsmance county. that
part lying between Graham and the Union meet
ing house. The above reward will he given for
his delivery TO me, near Mason Hall, Orange
county, or his confinement in any Jail, so that I
can get him. IOHN J0ncE
May 22d, 1854. 3s-3w
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
WILL be let TO the lowest bidder, oil Satur-
day the 9th instant. the building of a
Bridge across Haw River, near Newln's Mills.
Bond and security will be required for the COM
plction and keeping il up seven years. Plan and
specifications will be made known on the day of
letting. By Older of
THE COMMISSIONERS.
May 9th, 1854. 36td--
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. EXTRA Fine Quilted SADDLES can be
- bought low. Apply TO
]. G. TURRENTINE & son.
May 80. 3S--
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TO OUR sUBsCnIBERs.

The name Of viii entered upoa u ssos un,ess
p.y~sn II The svhscnpuo. be usaas IN stS,ncs
Dsani subscribers may rwssd u, money bv Ir,tr, me
which w be paid assumed by ouelye. In ID, safe
ri u - f'- '
Inc COUNTRY PAPER Is published during The
S0"s OF congress- and semi weekly during recess.
ouo~ensuoas s p1nod e~s than year received
iesnss Properuoncd 10 ths above snaua rsts.
00-PosTAAsTERs authorx4d to ACT s ou, n,c,, ana n,
sending DAILY suhscrhus ESQ enclosed or Wv
sEh"EEKLY subscribers, with 5 enclosed be enuued 10
a copy sTais.
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city will be reopened guests 9Th
OF this
building and the dining
The table will be furnished with the best The markets afford
labor VIII be spared
render house. the
The public will continue
patronage
desiring the winter
time after the 20th, by calling the Hotel
u. ID. WILLARD.
wAsnIssros CITY, November IA, 1854.
koxI lift
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NOTiCE-The OF Rndolphu Brill,
ceased whose letters iesamenary granted by
the Washington Maryland The
1901 are hereby notified appear the orphans' OF
day of 1885, and establish their
hands, which m1y hereafter come
the undersigned administrator de boats with
the will annexed OF said deceased
JOHN X sNEARY,
Admn.s;ra,cl ie Jonis with the win annexed.
Nov 29-l awiwf In
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OFFICIAL.

TRKAsUKY DEPARTMENT,
August ~, ls5a
-, -, ,,. hola.,s al The foiIown ns- d csc ibed
Notice hee"' - ,. MS aepa,taenl is prepared a pur-
stocks oi We ,h. aa,e hereof both day Of No
chase, al any u s,ocks amounting In The aggregate
vember neit nu.r ana on die terms hereinafter
10 s5o8'o0O, " ~
uonsa " eonpetition within the amount stated,
IN -, =. .5vea in The order which said stocks
preference VIII DC g'''" " ,ny s.ig,ud 10 the used
be ohefeu' any ~ ~ .ao.vs the amount thereof mus
SAes W wy wv .i. an.,nsnt upon the receipt Whereof a
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-12-08
Home Hill Boarding school for Boys.

VBs school opened the first Monday in January l IN tb'
nerhhnrhood of Fas Church, Faral county, Virginia IL
sst miles eNnda, from Washington cary; and si'
p Ceogeiown The location celebrntss Tor ITS heatiul
ness The principal made this school one where pupil
may acquire sUundy Amsfcaa education
The scholastic "a weeks is divided into three terms com
mencng respectively Mooday Of January April
ssptember.
board aud tuition $50 payable per term IN advance
sipden The clansic viii be subjected charge
For further particulars address r. r. Judpn Fan' Church, Fair
iat county, Virgins.
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