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CITY OF WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER TO- 1854
United states Patent once,
Washington, Sept. 6, 1854

0N the petition o Henry Burden, Of Troy, New York, pray
the extension of granted him the 10Th
OF December, 840 for Improvement in machine for rolling
puddle balls on the of on for
from the Of patent which takes
the 10Th day of December, 1854
Monday Of November IL O'Clock, and all
petition ought be granted
Persons opposing the required file the Patent
days before The day OF hearing all testimony filed by either
o
with the rules OF the Once, which will be furnished
application.
1he testimony
dpoons papers relied upon testimony, filed
before the that arguments
any, days thereafter.
Ordered aso published Unon
gencer Evening Star, Washington d. Evening
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American, New York and
Boston, Massachusetts,
weeks 27 November Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commisaioncr of Patents.
5Edors papers will please copy,
bills the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
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ON the petition Of Jorden L. Mott of Mott Haven New ORR
praying for the Of granted TO in on the
OF December loi0 "ie mode Oh con
combined for the use OF acuis
othes the oil said patent
which takes place the LIST day Of December 1851
IL that be beard al the Patent oMee
Monday, the 9th Of November IL O'Clock, m aud al
notified 10 appear and show cause II any ley nave
wfvSsaid petuon ought to be granted
Pesns opposing the extension required 20 file IN s rnsn
objections, specially least twenty
the of testimony hed by either party
baed Tie said be and transmitted IN nc
with the rules the Office, which will be furnished on a
plicaion
win be closed the 3tsi OF October
and other relied testimony must DC hen
ore before the morning that day the arguments
any, within days thereafter 80.
also that be published in The Union inel
gencer and Evening Star Washington, o.; Evening Argus
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Scientific Ameean New YORK ana
Massachusetts, week for three successive
weeks 9th OF the day ofhearng
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Patents.
sEd,ors OF the above papers will please copy and send
Office, with containing this notice
Aug l9--Iaw3w
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IN petition Milton D. Wbpple, OF somervlle, Massachu
" sets praying of granted him
October, ls4o for Improvement in "machne for
and also for
ming from the expiration of said patent
which place the 2sth day Of October, 1851
petition be heard at the Patent Once
Monday 23d of October next, at l2 o'clock M and all
notified and show cause any hcy have
why said petition ought 10 be granted
opposing The extension are required 70 ME IN e faen
Once specially forth in writing at least
y days hearing Atesnony filed by either parry
10 be hearing and transmitted
rules the Office which will be furnished on ap
picatOn. - 90
THE testimony will be closed the h of October
papers relied testimony must be
before the morning OF tha day the ar
euments, il any, within ten days thereafter. -
that this notice be published the Union nle
pencer and Evening Washington d. C Evening Argus
Philadelphia, Pa; Scientific American New York and Post
Boston week for three successive weeks
previous 23d OF October next, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
p sEdtos above papers will please copy, and SEND
their Oce with containing this notice
Aug 22-law3w
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| No. 52l.1

No. 52l.J
A. OTvCE or the ssta bshment OF Surveyors General,
and Of land offices Territories ofNEw MExIco WASH
INaroN. OREGON, and MINNRsorA. :, :,
pursuance the President OF the United States mas
reced for the the following sha ne e sites OF he
The session OF Congress, viz: .
The office for the general MEXICO be located
and that for the surveyor general OF WASHINGTON
TERRITORY OLYMPIA.
The offices for the reg for WASHINGTON TERRI
opy also M those TERRITORY ORKGoN
CITy those for The inona district TERRITORY
WIsoNA and Red Wing district also in MINNESOTA TER
RtToRY, a RED WING. 1870
Given under my hand city of Washington this twenty
fourth day Of August, A. ID. 1854 ,., ,o,,
of the General Land Office.
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Extensive Boot and Shoe Establishment

Extensive Boot and Shoe EstabiishIneM
JUST OPENED IN IRON HALL.
. P. HOOVER fitted up in attractive STYLE the large
o. and spacious store in Iron Hail. S ,
and stock oboots and shoes ever exhibited IN this
Il is the determination undersigned to make this establish
ent excel in all every the kind the country
evep w in hi. line Of
facturers this country and IN nre every variety u @
shoes ladies' gcnemen children and servants may mere be
found e, 49, mi, ,.,,;.hn, o =.
to make place Of business He will no eo
liberal share Of public patronage. s @ sn nS
tunsfs. sasfs ap''0''"'''s as '''''' as p''''' ~ : -
The following are among the articles just received
FOR LADIES.
Black and eooIed CATERS thick and ;sI .,"n sole,
White black satin slippers, and English KID Shippers
French and American morocco and kid slippers
making ua%ed an and
Jenny buskn pokas, and other styles OF dress shoes
FOR GENTLEMEN
French patent leather boots
Do calf dress boots half boots, and shoes
Do calf and patent leather Oxford Ties
Gn,ss Gio,s saI,srs, nsn'ps black ss' and colored
French aenteatler oxed gas ngs ues, &C
All varieties boots and shoes Pegged and sewed'
FOR YOUTHS, MISSES, AND CHILDREN.
Youths pumps, and boots of beautiful Styles and
black and coIored ga,ers slippers walking shoes of a,es
Chdrens saoe embracing every style quality
FOR BOYS.
hive made particular for tins department OF M
Here ther for just such shoes 'h
may fancy heretofore been difficult to hnd
FOR SERVANTS.
My ussoen, shoes of all kinds large an" Ve
request my and the citizens gen
Montgomery, and the surrounding country also ds,s
the city, favor me with eau before orr & dealing BY polite al
ns no ,n y
all md win in my new enterprise uoovrp
Iron Hall Boot and shoe Establishment,
Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Aug I7-dlwseoaw
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OMcc of Clerk OF the IAo. of Hcps. u S,
September 4, 1854
,EAfED PROPOSALS. received this Office until 2
y O'Clock Monday September %, 1884, Tor furnishing one
fifty quality anthracite COAL oneha red ash
and hal fwh be 2240
hounds 10 delivered free of charge the vaults
of the Capitol. 49,,
Also furnishing hundred and y cords Of best quality
hundred and cords to be
sawed once and twenty whole
be the vaults at the Capitol
al pense Of the contractor . $50,
be delivered on or before the 10Th day
of October inspection qualify weight
and designated by the Clerk for that
pose. july ~ rOh,r., IT
Eent6 6--dto
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CIR ASHLEY COOPER, BART NJ D., the eminent medical
y practitioner valuable legacy world his great
consumption unaing pulmonary dis
without the use OF medicine Sir A. C Bar Invented and
advised the of the
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR
10 all persons of ages conditions
shield against those fearful Diseases consumpon ~ asthma,
coughs colds Affections the lungs which arise fsn
changes Of our climate.
The simply chemically prepared fur
PADDED which, suspended the neck chest
agreeable that, it becomes
and comfort.
Protector although but recently introduced America,
United
America, long
staple article England continent of Europe, while
has countries TO the of article Of Dress
vicinity his knowledge the beneficial effects Of wearing
Protectors without docorng of kind The
years No health of himself family will
without them The hospitals in this alone
mendng ,hem rapidly introducing them Hncou Bradley
London Manchester England originally ntrusted
lamented
according his original instructions,
therefore recommend those who would The Froector
to their being genuine.
Remember a staple article and patent medicine
RETAIL PRICES.
Gents .'....Si 5U each
LADIES' do. ...'................ w do
Boys and misses do. ................. rs do
HARCOURT, BRADLEY, & CO.,
80 M l02 Nassau street,
New York. United Stass.
Principal warehouse lt2 Wood street, Cheapsde
ufactory, "A Market street, Manchester, England.
H. establishing depos the sale Of The Protec
all parts America Physicians, druggists,
mechants mlfners also gentle
furnishing nusied with the wholesale and
hem whom liberal offer
ed for their and splendid opportunity to them for
For terms apply to HARCoURT, BRADLEY, CO.,
Sept s-amdsep 80 Ann street, New York, United States.
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L. LU1X,
i. LUTX,
CABINET-MAKER AND UPioLsTERER,

CABINET-MAKER AND UPHoLsTERER,
No. rs South Eleventh Street, Philadelphia,
ESPECTFULLY of the public his
Il he keeps constantly hand assortment of paor
and chamber furniture, comprising
Sofas, from S35 to 500 Arm-chairs from $40 to $50
PaIpr "a bookcases =" 40 to 100
sofa tables l6 to Extension tables, 55 to 100
Eageres l0to 95 Writing desks, IS to 100
All made expressly retain and
prices least cent less than good furniture can be
bought anywhere else -
Goods sent any part Unon packed under his
sonui care.
27-3dmOsn
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I,<R commodious and attic house,
18Th side, near the corner OF street. HOUSE
accommodating and possession gwen mmcd'
,e Address Ofce Treasury Department
DC,
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Land warrant Lost.

LAND WARRANT forty Of land number 80 s66, was
aled January 1852 and sent to the
T. O. Cabbe Washington D. C and ioSt or msad by
There said warrant notify all regp
Offices the for location And snail
publication Of this notice TO the Com
OF Pensions for duplicate Of said warrant
T ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
MAmAsNA, jackson county, Florida, August 4, 1854
Aug l2--law6ws
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MIR, BushneIl,s school,

18Th street, bctoeen + and G. streets, Wilmington
T,HE will the first Monday in Sepm-
instruction embraces ancient and modern
sDgs branches usually taught IN the best
schools Circulars the chooiroom at the book
Aug Il-FnS Tues6ws
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= KErCIIES OF eminent Statesmen of the time OF
y GorRe Ill; by Lord Broupham new edition. vols.
Letters Of Rschei Lady Russell edition volume
Knlroad by which they may be pre-
vented by magnetic saey apparatus by L.
Turbull and w G. Nctea. Price as cents.
Owen the StaetoA and Teeth
B,shnan's principles of animal and vegetable physiology
Capcntes principles Of comparative physiology new edition
AWV FkANcN ThfLoh'
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NEW FALL AND WINTER aooDs-The subscriber

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.--The subscribers
of citizens of the
vicinity that they fully prepared TO exhibit the most
spendid staple
opened embracing styles of the
and most approved fabrics such
Elegant brOcade silks, style
Very rich wide plaid silks, do
do More anti que, yard wide
Do do plaid Irish popins
Do do watered Irish poplins
super French merinos, every shade
mOusseines de ane and cashmere fEcose
Plaid vaencias, dress material
Plaid Dlerinos and cashmeres
Rich black figured and plain silks, all widths
Black French bombssins and mOusseines de lains
French chintaes and gnghams
Wide silk vclvets, all colors, OF superior quality
Cashmere shaws and searfs
New style Persian scarfs
Cloth talmas, shape, &C.
Together great variety and desirable articles appro
which
advertisement, which will be shown with
pleasure all who may favor with call -
Sept S-3taw4wif HOOE, BkoTHEk' W.
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MATCH HORSES FOR SALE--A pair of sonel family
M gentle in harness. The owner having no
furt,er them, will sell very low indeed
For particulars inquire counting of this ofhcc
3n-dtff
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mo. 522l.
General notice for restoring lands To market
on certain proposed railroads.


toned were withdrawn from sale or entry teAcep lo PFC
empion clais) by President OF ihe uDea
ued on The the urgent snctauohs o mem
hers OF bot, houses anticipation grant maue
In RAILROADS. ava oohsies
moi having hefeo the President hss deeo 'na
tha withdraw uhti iuhef ous WHICH
r subect entry Of Withdrawal e1cep lhoss snee
entered by empon shalt be restored 10 nhke peeise on
the sam ''''
Withdrawn from sale, = -, - ,,ou,.,, a..
NoTIoF therefore that on and e Monday the
h ay lands whieh spee 70 pirate
ry thdrdDai xcepi those since peeped) siua
and land districts, and particu
ay of withdrawal enumerated below VIII
ag,io aud location and that those
6ps for sale previous 10 Withdrawal the reservation OF
which rescnded will be reprocamed for salt hsfea
10 wits ~, ,o, -,
described in public notice OF withdrawal No. 49i Augu
49, 1853 railroad from Bandon Mississippi to Montgomery
Alabama . ,,... ,.,.. ,,,.,..,y.,
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nIaSOIUTION coparnership heretofore existing under
IL the firm sf EVANS FANF expires by limitation
aud hereby declared TO be mutually dissolved H. g.
FAINT alone final settle
rnrnt of their business. r. i. EVANS,
HAMILTON G FAINT,
WAsHseros, September |, 1854
Sep SEQ
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Hamilton G.. FAINT,

Banker Ercangc, Stocks Pcnnypund
bctueen " and 6th streets, Washingon, d. G.
INCURRENT money and land warrants bought and sold Drafts
IL cities sold suit purchasers Six
cent allowed depoe thirty
Claims against the government collected.
sept 5-eodnd&w
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CARD.-1he their
promptly settled their accounts and
VIII to and make immediate
have
remain unsettled MAShubbt a SALNEkT
offering great bargains all kinds dress goods cash
punctuaI customers M a u
Aug 22-2wcoif
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University of MARYLAND.

School Of Medicine.
hE forty session will begin Monday October O. s5
l. and end on the LIST OF March, ''
punciples aud Practice % Surgery N. r. Smith, NJ d.
chemistry and Pharmacy, w. E. A. Aiken. M. D.
,neip'e and Practice Of Medicine, Samuel Chew, VI. ID.
hnalomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics, Richard H. Thomas, ID.
NJ. D. 's'' ''''''''''' WV W. 'ih'hoe'Boi
ffaoncsl Anatomy, d. B. Smith,
hmcai instruction the
ano containing one hundred Ind nv beds.
$40 W ,,i1 .i iee' s2i eraduauon zee
~N'''o'' Dean.
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A FRENCH. italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
employment school, willing divide his
among will do himself the pleasure of attending TO
applications Of wishing employ such teacher and
submitting 0bedencs call addressed to A.
D. washington, d, q. Sept 6-d2w
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No 5l3.
sale of Improved Land. IN m mss.san osd'd by the

NOTICE hereby that under the authority vested IN s
March, l843 and 18th July, 1852, the
portion Improved ceded by the Wyandets the
March, 1872 State of Michigan, hereinafter Indicated
again offered public sale Detroit Michigan on MoDday
The 4ih day OF September next ~ -,
2th july 1852, the said lands vii
subject the minimum price OF not less than two dol
hy per without regard the valuation Of the
improvements
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No. 5l6.
NOTICE extending the time Of the reservation OF
lands sale along the route of the pro
pocd LOUISIANA, TO NfcKspuRe
Notice hereby that the reservation of the lands heretofore
withdrawn from market be withheld from safe
entry Except valid preempons) until The h day OF June,
Is5 by notice dated 1852 aud lying within nj
niles on either the proposed railroad above men
oned ia extended months from 7th instant
Given OF Washington this tenth DAY OF
June, 1854 :
By order of the President; -. ...,.o,
Commissioner General Land Ofics
Iupe1 1I-lawl3W
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GAYS FABLES. with I2e Illustrations. volume,
VI London, 1854 Price 81 co..
oss their management by Edward Mayhem. London, ieoa
Price so cents
The MaveIs Of Sciences by s. w FuIom, with luuahons
Price so
Adventures Of sydenbam Green6nb and of his friends In
illustrations, London. 1854 Fcs 70 Gus.
Aug 40 fkhNSk lhhLoAe
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Female Education.

MRS r. w. YOUNG and Miss " TOWN respectfully announce
M V community that they vii, receive nj
rhe rooms north, Monday
number Of ladies who may desire 10
through studies, embracing all the solid
nd tai branches OF female education
method thorough and pIachcai
the education of
young ladies' having development and discipline
OF tha mental faculties.
Terms Of Tiiifisn,
All tie English studies with the French
language, per scholastic Of 10 months $50
Anciint and other modern languages .,...-.......'
vocal and instrumental rfossors
pencil and
Painting in oil and coors
Sc, 3-3tuwtsth Intel. and SentJ
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nay SCHOOL for Young Lsdfss.-1he duties Of Miss
IL Tsyors school, street, 81 and Az will be
resumed Monday, September llth
o ierms studies pursued &C, be obtained
circulars personal interview ht her rooms above
3l-~coow
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N"'iec'"ts once, August 4, 1854
N"h.b 70 TAX paysrs--educon PROMPT Noe,
sra s gwen lnn me taxes for the year due
at ns otcei and that deduction
''''h Pmu on or betote the 5lst IN
Ans oo,As r. j. ROCHE,
''NFf N'FN
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STEPHENS, military manufacturers of the first orders,
would the attention of and officers
IN tber sunsrior work They
this department. and can furnish the most elegant
goods st p,ces successfully challenge
W. is privilege
and ia snscepuble progress the aye despite the joggns
of antiquarians
Czens' ORDER in elegant style and latest
fashions
United statos Gags and banners made to order.
Aug l9-2taw3mo
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DOUTLEDGE's American Handbook and Tourists
(nidr through containing descriptions of the
principal cities towns different railroads. stage and steam
boa rou,es OF the Union; statistics
hotels public resorts, natural curosities, &e
accompanied by Price 50 cents -. -. -, ,,,
Aug ~ FRhNSh ihhho"'
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Tickets Sl0--halves S5-quarters So SO.
Certificates packages of 26 whole tickets, $3.50 90
% half do 65 90
26 quarter do % SO
and certificates of packages in the
splendid the prompt attention. and
drawing will be sent immediately after 1t
o all who order from me.
Address p j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Aug 22-d wilmington, Del.
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uTANTED-A copy Of Archives volumes,
for which will be money
books fbANCk TAYLOR
DULY IL
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mo. 5le.l

NOTICE of withdrawal railroad Iands.-Whercas
IN under the making Of land o aid tue Territory OF
Of railroad ibeein," approved June
WISCONSIN, and and the
President of the Uailed states has, by
his order bearing date the a OF July instant directed at
of the the from Do
puQUr Paul. Minnesota Territory The mouth OF
shall be Withdrawn
entry until further orders except TOR valid
heretofore reserved United states
(Which includes the former
military Smelling recently advertised for sale
hereby that said lands situated as herein
this day been Withdrawn iron sale entry
accordingly TO wit:
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February s, 1884, for the railroad from Mobile TO Gard
,ab,no Landing, Tennessee
Anbama and
win Mobile. Alabama New Orleans Louisiana, and the branch
thereof from Albany Georgia, Euluia, Montgomery Ala
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University of Louisiana.
NedicnI Department.

Medical Department..
uuE animal course this department Will commence
on Monday l3 and will terminate IN the ensuing
March.
J,mes Jones NJ d., Professor of Practice OF Medicine
J. L., RddcII, M. d., Professor of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ. D., Professor OF Surgery
A. H. Cenas, NJ ID. Professor Of Obstetrics
A. J. Wcdderhurn NJ D., Professor OF anatomy ~,
Gue,avus A. Mott NJ. D., Professor Of Ma'eria Medncn,
Thomas Hunt Professor of Physiology ana ra'"o'"gy
1 p @ G Seec,,ny viii Be open on tho Monday in oc
tober. -, ,ho ch,,,,,
The faculty visiting physicians and surgeons Oh te '""
IJospi a. and from November 70 hpri
The students accompany professors in their visis anu ~
expense enjoy extraordinary pracucal advantages, -
There about eight hundred person"
scrhed -. .,,
In 1859 patients thirteen thousand seven nun
dred and fifty nine = ....... =, - 49,
Aug 1i-lawNovl
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I; HE MISSES HAyNIEY's boarding and Day school
will be reopened Monday September s at their residence
167 Pennsylvania between l1t and 18TH streets
English and French, $3.50 per scho
Other drawing the
charges Circulars for day scholars &C., may be
obtained the school,
Sept 2-3taw3wTuIh&Sat