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GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.

IUur, 2UU DOS TOrk,
100 btls Dried Apples. just reed consignment nj
the hdr Boat, and Will be closed off rednced prices
Also, corn and corn meal, OATS potatoes brai lime
&c, at great bargains.
23-tf j. w. BASS & co.
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REFERENCES.
Page & Bacon,
Charess, Blow & Co., - r.
ChotCau x Vale, 80 i1ou'''
Doau, king {. Co.,
II. y. Nowcolb d Brother !,
w. B. Rcl nolds, H0''''1
Ellis d Morton,
StrHder q German,
Hosea & Frazer, Cincinnati.
Springer q Nhiteinan,
j.. o. Goodman 4 Co.,
!. w. Batter,
ID. LeCCh d TO-, FittsbuTg.'
VIM. Holmes 81 Co.
Morgan, J. VI. Buck * Morgan,1
Shields y Miller, ,,.,,,
f. {. Nagnali & Co. l ni'aueiP'N
H. r. Comerys,
josiah Lee d Co.. lnaI,;,oor.
Abraham G. Cole, ) i''
BLOW \ March,
Frost q Forrest, New York.
Charles 4. hicc-,
\. G.. iat,'el < Co, y
Howard, son & Co., h">''"'
4 {. TWicheli & Co., New Orleans.
h2Nc an open Tulcy Of Insurance, which vii
cover all shipments {" my address, when advised by
etter per ma.l, or wien endorsed Hills oi l,dns
before or al the tI'ne Of i?lncHt.
JOSEPH MOGRIDGE.
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*
TANiE suhSC riders having purchased the stock Goods
i'll tie store recently occupied by &. ID. Fillmore,
prepared to furnish his Old customers.
new icel disposed give tiicn IA cali. with
choice assortment OF excellent GroCIrIaS and luVis-
ioS " ines liz SC, together with all other arti-
Clc> usually fOrHh OF the Kind. blirN feel
that examination of their goods will convince
customers that HAT they say is correct, and that they
are selling at low prices.
5l-4t KELLOGG & KINNEY.
STATIONERY.
AtOh8S still invites all who He good art
Gle of Stationery give him n call, he has III
best and most complete assortment i'll Minnesota.
Call and examine at
COMBEs5' FRA \KlIN EOOK STORE,
SO Near the American House
DRS. POTTS AND MORTON
g g A\lNG associated Il themselves togeherin
= lice of their pruit- sion. offer their service
cIiiLcIIs OF st raul and vicinity
G,.iCe Ehird street. over ii. c. Sandiurd's store.
Pee :. io53. 3I-!f
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DiCkhD.'N tATiNG SAE;s8H.
now open to receive Guests. o. STEERS. Game an
Meats q" every kInd served up at all hours The
shortest tile ana 10 sui the taste OF lovers OF goo
eating.
Suppers for Parties served at the shortest notice
Slippers prepared for CoiiiiIOn Parties Cakes all
kinds, JeiiieS and asi ~ nuGe 10 order.
Give me call and see what can DO. Come and try
Lunch II O'Clock.
st. Anthony street a Big Tree stands in front of
the door.
MOSES DICKSON.
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GREAT THROUGH LIME I'd THE WxSr.
fIfl1 Y =

Baltimore aud Okio ralvoad Baltimore Wheeling, and
ne"s tAeve w the sPlenda1 steamers az fAs
Union st"s oa the Ohio, and the stages ZaHesrAs, se
HIS expeditions line being thoroughly completed by
finishing OF the Board Tree road being
excellent ORDER the travellers confidently
ecied The
road OF the character.
The mail leaves Baltimore daily
directly through Wheeling $3.50 me ~ hou,
GLIDING all oppAges, arriving
leaving Baltimore lodging
Cumberland Is miles,, and thence Wheeling
| morning.
To with these trains, the leave Warrington
and D. p daily meeting the from Baltimore the Wash
ngton Junction. beter known the Relay Hoase -e miles
Baltimore
Wheeling the
which been route, daily
with the and down the Ohio Gin
einnat and Louisville, where Nashville Ae
81 Louis and New Orleans those
ing further
Passengers Columbus land
cinnat) the West may proceed
Wheeling CompSnys excellent
the OF the National GAINESVILLE, thence
by railroad
Passengers WelsvIle Cleveland by sleamboats
railroad viii also hnd agreeable route, being
aud speedy Wheeling and
places
charge transfer OF passengers baggage
Fare by through ticket wh right lie
oute) Washington Wheeling, 50 so, Cincinnati, sl
to Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets be had OF Mr. rarsons The railroad station
Washington, and of the other of The company
WM PARKER,
May li-du General superintendent.
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mo. 622.]
No. 622J
General notice for restoring lands to market
~ ON certain proposed railroads.

vUHEREAs situated In
u0nsd withdrawn from lexcept for
cals by orders Of the President Of the United 5sies
sued the solicitations
both houses anticipation being made
aid in The construction and Congress
having made therefor President has directed that NJ
the lands heretofore thus Withdrawn until further orders which
withdrawal Except those
umpton) precisely on
the terms and conditions though had not been
Withdrawn
Nortok therefore hereby and ser Monday the
whieh ueea 10 private
etyp preulos pre-empled
The following Territory aud land DISTRICTS and paicu
again subject private and location and thai those
Withdrawn!
rsprocamed for sale hseaf
ter, wit; .la..,4 ~ 80
Lands described public withdrawal No. 4v4 August
1883 Bandon Mississippi to Montgomery,
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DURSnA Mt to N decree or the hish chnnce-
ry Made In of Isabella Bird, widow plaintiff
Charlotte Kr and Others deendans,
kin 10 John McDouge, formerly Of oJ Coffee House.
London,
kept by Thomas william Nicholson at nveresk Nuse
birgh the of Aud Lothian North Britain Ber
Tweed then of Ruisip Park, uxbdRc,
Mddlesex esquire, VINO died 18th
1854. by their solicitors before
of November come in and their relationship
John McDouge the chambers the chancellor VIII
Page Wood No II New square, Lncon's un MidJieseI
deian thereof they will be perempory excluded
OF the said decree
Thursday the seventh day of December O'Clock
the said chambers appointed hearing
judic at claims.
Dated this 9Th day of August, 1854
RICHARD BLoXAM Chief Clerk
ATKINSON & PILGRIM,
Church Court Lohbury, London, Plaintiffs Solicitors.
Sep 5-lam3m'
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For freight or passage apply 10 :, ~ d.
EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. 81 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
G. ROBERTS Il CO.,
i3 Kings Arms Yard, London,
j. MUNROE X CO.,
26 Rue Noire Dame des Victories
GEO. Ii DRAPER, Havre.
rhe owners will be accountable for gold silver
bullion ewe precious stones, metals, unless bills
aanp are signed therefor The thereof
Jars
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Philadelphia College Of Medicine.

He winter session of this institution will begin October g.
Il Is54
Full of lectures both the winter
Degrees conferred in March and Juy
One ui S5t Perpetual ticket, $3.50 Mairicu
s. Graduation fee, Sl5 TO attended
full In another institution $50 including graduation fee.
Pcrsonancrc taken welfare and
student Examinations daily the professors
each branch In all facilities school
in the country. For further information, addres
D. HOWARD RAND, NJ D. Dean,
LOG South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
upl-lawwpninwSd
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DIR. MonsE's ,sviGonAr,NG oobDiAL,

u lEALTn HEsTnREp AND LIFE LENGrnENhn aY DR.;
Il NOISES lNyaoaArxS E4,a "a sSoALA' a
dial deemed fabulous The public often deceived
but facis ac,s
highest cnss and character are now ove, a ~
eeda is overthrow" by mass '0'u'0ns ""'e ''ec'
the various which make up the wonder
full machine called II restores to full vigor every deica
mind to the reproduction OF human ne 10 per-
as the only energy which
the m s s
sex or 70 AMY age G s % Of en-
he yicm of nervous depresson suffering gen
er debility, Of single viii an hud
TO those wn. have Sa ,s
H Thep are MANY psap Who have 50 sd with
,sss nsdisins
ss and will not only remove the dsor
o'' '''''' xxsurLp THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
The the leading to nervous Diseases and
aure columa 10 maadies which this prepare
on is specific M may ee va 0nn
heart spinal affections muscular debility usmors
the liver mental depression Of the w ndspqson
mcye after exercise broken sleep and terrifying dreams
sexual neompeeney melancholy mono%ana
tendency miscarriage eacaon, and complaints growing
Of the IND al a does moi
be acted are free from
structural diseases, il is avened that
MoHsK's INvIa0RATINa
esas with Uniform activity, only
sanzaiion Bear in maadies begin,
w d s sn a asa
also every dserse the Elixir Cordial the
only reliable preparation known
ouRE NxRvoos nIsxAss.
language adequate idea of the immediate and
aed Whether broken down by
Y S ns nna ana
The mental and physical symptoms Of disease vanish to
he relief for hs s,S Sos ~
mi condition Well may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL wohD.s
ofths century, Ia, as The s sss"s o 1n !" @
supposed to have no existence.
srrxuLAnr THAT ENTAILS no REACTION.
sd ali The esc,
and well be said Of him who takes ,sm the las, state Of
without pnsle drswbacksafe in its perpetual Its
on will also remove deprssons excitement tendency
% sSy ys
meanchoy debility, hysea wretchednsss, thoughts Of
nasy
nedcn. females decay of the am
eonspasion &c. Gc from Whatever arising s
there reliance to be placed on human testimony absolute
Persons Sossion eonsmpye habits are restored By
pale yellow, sckIy color, beautiful horid complexion
AoRsEs ISvIaoRAr1Ns ELIxIk
the maera medica hesto Dnsard
OLA stimuant without reaction
which
great medical institutions OF Europe be
this respect gcne Dr. Morse whose name is an andspu.ed
discovered the production in Araha where
excited the wonderfully nvgorang effects
In the wonderful of oDdu
exhibited by the ab OF both
their desert pgmges attributable to e use of this vtaizing
herb.
Moes nvGorating Cordial has been counterfeit
ed by unprncipled persons
In all the Cordial will have the propetors fac
pasted the cork Of each bote and the following words
blown in glass; DIR. Morses Invgoraing Codial q. H.
Ring, proprietor, N. Y.
Ths Cordial pst up highly concentrated, in pint
PRICE, az PER BOfTLE-TWO FOR S5-SIX FOR sla
G. II. RING, proprietor,
i'2 Broadway, New York
Sold by druggists thousoa, the uniea saes, Canadas, and
West Indies.
Agent Washington city z. D. Gilman agent in Ralimo,s
y. Hance.
Jan 28-dy
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lands Withdrawn the districts Of lands subject to sale
Ncht0ches Louisiana notice No 4y5 Dccem
the railroad from Shreveport Vicksbug In said
State Of which the reservation extended by notice No.
subject again the 7h of December 1854 the
said notice and that the respective aud
land Offices above named will this notice
uttAo aUaing further Instructions from this Office
Given under hand the General Land Office at The city OF
Washngton ifh of September, Ammo D0min 1854.
BY order OF the President:
JOHN WILSON,
aeat d--2aw6w Commissioner
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ERENCH NOVELS, by Dumas. BnIyac, and Others,
imported undersigned; prices varying from 10
eel upwards many beautifully illustrated.
oct FRANCk TAYLOR,
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pELLS! BlLiS' bells !--For ehnchc. academies, fac
steamboats,, mad'
kept constantly hand by the subscrho old
shed enlarged foundry which has been operation
patterns of perfected
that their bells world wide celebrity for Of and
quality The hnye recently succeeded
applying process OF loan moulding iron bell
which pcrf ct casting and and
excellence Of their BELLS they
ceved ganuay, 1850 the first premium Ia silver meda) of the
Worlds Fair New York. all Others from this
Europe being competition and which the eighteenth
medal besides diplomas that has been awarded them They
hand bells variety
weight and they vo furnish order chimes number Of
bells key their make
States and Canadas Their hancngs comprising and
which may be turned the bell spring acting
cappe prolonging the sound iron frames olng hammer
For steamboats,. steamships, their
revolving yoke fancy hnngng in brass bronze
furnished We supply whole
hangnRs ebang bells Of other construction
being given. Old bells taken in exchange.
OF all descriptions made and hand
Being immediate coanerion with The principal all d.
railroad canal orders be
despa'ch which, personally by communication
apecfuy solicited.
A. MENEEi.Ys SONS,
Feb 2i--dly West Troy Albany CO., N. Y.
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jos. 3. WILsON, ~ 7 = 7" n Ut
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE no pRE-EMpTloN CLAIMANTS.

Under Congress Sd March, 1885, entitled San
rights certain settlers therein
TONED pre- cupon extended the above
oddumSeed sections where the
made the date Of aoment
dollars and ty before
the public sale And by the act approved 9th
March, 1884, entitled tho relief of settlers lands
purposes persons who settled aud
the date OF mdrawa will be
empons ordinary minimum of the public
dollar and
paid for before the day fixed for the public
alternate odd Numbered actons above meaioned under
1859 aboyc ee settlements prior
18Th March, 1854 (e date OF alotment under the
March, 1884, settlements made prior the date Of dro
lands from market likewise entitled
mpon the Of 2b March, 1854 of the above
the mile limits directed he
October ST Louis required
make price
Iy law practicable ser seeing this notice before
appointed for public sale restoration market
embracing claimed Otherwise such claim will be for
feitcd.
JOS. S. WILSON,
Acting Commits ssoser of the General land Once,
Sep l7--lawl3w int and sar.)
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-The suhscnber hes nov
ii complete Of goods, which have
manufacturers, both
Europe and offered
q saving ave Our
comprises
ARTICLES every required about house
hardware
Building materials hne assortment not excepting sssh weights
al cents ID.
Mechanics tools, every variety aAd mostly warranted
Leather betting, and hemp packing Boston factory
prices
Grey Brothers door springs, warranted for four ears We
agents, and will furnish dealers II factory prices
beautiful OF feather New York prices
and 25 per cheaper than other styles
o aeo a
customers by the subscriber
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
Sign of the large Gilt Saw Penn. av.,
Nov e-eoim l0th and llth
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EmHROID ERIKcS, LACE GOODS, txc.-The subscribers
Il full complete stock Of
goods Paris Styles embracing all the novelties
which the attention Of The ladies respectfully invited Tho
following list of the leading articles,
Is Maltese chemizets and sleeves, In sets
a5 Maltese coiares sleeves do
IS richly embroidered muslin sets, Valences trimmed
Is do Maltese do
73 muslin collaretts sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
95 do do cambTic collars
25 richly do cnmbric skrts for open dresses
ket erches
rs pieces Maltese iaces and edsings, all widths
Vaiences iaces, edgings, and insertngs
so do English thread aces, edengs, and nsertlngs
rs do cambric houncings and rulings
rs do Swiss muslns, nouncngs, and bands
100 embroidered dimity bands
50 pairs embroidered muslin and camhric sleeves
25 long black lace mits
hso vaesy nets, Illusions bobbines linen
bcs ebrdeed musns lawns and lace handkerchief
gloves, hosiery, &c.
Sep 3-3aw4wif HooE, BROTHER & co.
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f,H0CoLsTHE, Cocoa and Broma.- w. BAKER 4 CO.'S
u Vanilla Premium cocoa,
which first have been awarded by the chief
Union principal groceries
States sRd by their agents
Huscs Murray New York Grant and Twes, Philadelphia
Bundige, BaItmore Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
Ohio; and H. Howell, Georgetown, D. G.
WALTER BAKER, CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester. Mass
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N X. CHAMBERLiN's Commercial Cellege, located
". baltimore Balmore Maryland Ths osenstbls
this institution is place in the reach Of individuals prop
obtaining practical mercantile cduca
Cd knowledge o
fsw than be acquired In
many years any counting -huuse EtF ff
study embraces doubeeny book keeping and IL
departments OF and trade Meca
tile calculations taught according approved methods
peDmanshp combining rapdiy OF execution with beauty
OF constructions Lectures law,
subjects beside other points necessary for
understand The time
for student 10 complete from i've eight
There being vacation applicants time and
both day
diplomas these who graduate For &c. write
and crcnIar forwarded by ma !.
Nov
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No. 5O February 1854 the railroad from Mobile 70 raTd
selma Gunters Landing the Tennessee river
from Savannah, Georgia.
via Mobile Aabama New Orleans Louisiana and the branch
thereof Albany, Gsoga, Eufaua Montgomery Ala
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u ANTHONY, No. 3Os broadway, New York. man.
e. Of dngueeoype apparatus matnss peservsrs
and Of plates chemicas fancy ames
caoype and chemicals for paper pctucs and mate
rials Of every description.
supplied materials for manufacturing
c. c. Harrison celebrated asO Vogander bhon
always hand.
308 Broadway, June II, 1854. ,a
June 20-dlyears
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EvENTIDE; by EMe Altoona series Of tales and
Ia
The Home poems by Mrs. H. H. SigOuney
Camp by Captain Grafton, United States
Putnan's Magazine for November .s
Oct 81 FRANCk TAYLOR,
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SOMETHING NEWn consequence of the liberal patronage
Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has made
engagement Verge, artist from Lond by
dneuereoypes viii be cooed with blancy and dura
by mehod and far
effect decacy detail the finest
disappointment ladies and gentlemen invited
advance their miniatures will then be
designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
Tucker Pennsylvania avenue between ~ and 9th streets
GEO. ADAMS Artist.
Mar I6.-iu
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR REMIT have for
ground
Kendall Green, little mile
Capitol.
These spacious and convenient with cellar, wood
she'd stable each and hand
The beautin overlooking large portion of the city
audi % Of CAPITOL
approach BY streets, and
permanently established
the and twice day between Kendall Green and the
Presidents and IN. Returning
Centre Market where makes brief stnnd ~ and 81
O'Clock.
Rent--txo hundred dollars year.
The yet open Inspections
applying Stickney who lives Cottage
sc E at my dence, near the premises.
July 23-eodtf
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HISTORY of Domingo; by j. Brown, N. D volumes
Oct IL FRANCk TAYLOR.
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WHAT NOT, by Mrs. Mary a. Denson Illustrated with
w cravings, rom designs by Waite. ~ tssf lr I.
Female Writer'S Of Ameca with portraits, boylaph
noiices and specimens OF their writings BY John g.
Hart, LII ID. M W 1fe.. n
The Life OF Martin Luther; beautifully illustrated.
Things in AMERICA by w. Chambers, tof Edinburkh.)
Wild Sports the Far West; from the German, with tinted H.
iuslralions. BY Frederick Gerstaccker
The Treasury oil Medicine; by John Jsmos, NJ D.
New cheap editions of Buwers novels Half Houfs with
the Best Authors Don Quixoie, Monte Christie, &c.
soycrs Shilling Cookery Upwards Of hundred thousand
copies VI this ork sold in a few weeks! ts
On sale TAYLOR MAUkYB
Bookstore, 9th street
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pressly for government been
HdNXHN their engines,
s,toin strength and speed their acconmo-
unequaled for elegance
Pr,cs Of passage New York Liverpool cabin,
In second cabin e70 Exclusive of $500
From Liverpool % York, ESQ and gao.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No ber,ls can be secu until paid for.
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no INVENrORSThe Office of the Inventors Protective Ma
onal Union 7th street. opposite the east porco of the
Patent Office
and solicit patents
for = members, with all possible despatch.
shop with the office, where models
be made at the shortest neuce.
the Office, where desired
regard objects OF the "unon"
letters office, where promp
attention will be given them.
Central Office, Washington, ID. O.
t. G.. CLAYTON,
President OF Invcntors' Protective National Union.
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Important W ork for Pension Claimants.
DENStON and Bounty Land Laws Just published An Anayca
othe Pension aud Bounty Land Laws, the Decisions
Secretaries, &C. arranged be Ineligible every
claimant Price Sa; postage, II prepaid, 40 cents
Uu sale at TAYLOR MAURY'S
Bookstore, street.
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TINTED Mail Limo to CALIFORNIA;, VIA A1ptn-
Panama. and Goth Of esch month"; In ART
steamships Navy Of not less
2,0O0 tons burden, guarantying speed and safety .
ralroad completed Obispo IL miles fom
Panama.
he transit from 81 miles In rail
Aspnwa Obispo IL miles Of land transportation
fy road recently order single passenger
Aoursthe psnseneors
and their being only transferred once and from mu'es
alongside the
There transportation in future this ronte
The entirely sckpsss descrtplfoH
being kept in port ut New York. Pans
Francsco detention IN OF accident
The In entirely reliable.
II expected passage the Atlantic will be made
iarly N the Pacific, in i2 10 IAN days.
Passengers the afcr they arrive Aspn
~
through tickets rates. be had he agency 77
West street, New York. sIFsr y
Jan 28-df
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University Of Maryland.

session
i and end the tsf of March, 1855.
Principles and Practice of Surgery, ~ R. Smith, NJ. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. Il. A. Aiken M b.
Principle and Practice OF Medicine Samuel Chew,
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, N. d.
Obstetrics, Richard H. Thomas, NJ. ID.
Pathological Anatomy, Geo W. Mtenberue
NJ ID.
Practca al Anatomy, Il. q. Smith, M ID.
Clinical I, ndmary, belonging To the University
and containing hundred and ffly beds.
Fees FOR tbs lectures 900 naturalization fee, 81 graduation fee
$40. WILLIAM f. A. AIKEN, M. D.,
i--2awt9ihOct Dean
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i,NDM LONDON Siua; by Sir Roderick Murchison the
the oldest known rocks containing organic
VOL le5s. ~ 49,
The shipping Laws of The BRUSH Empej by c. Atkinson
1854
The Laws of War affecting Commerce Shipping by
b. Thomson vol 1884
Physiological Chemistry; by Professor Lehman; vols
Noads Chemistry; vol
Napoeons system OF Field Artillery by Captain Fave.
1854
Volunteers and Rifles; by Lieut. Col. Gordon. 1853.
The iife-Aiusket; by Capt Jcrvis. 1854.
Sullys Memoirs, lin Englsh,) 8 vola.
Paiiy's Astronomical Tables and ormulaa.
tod's British peeagc, Garonctage, kniehtage. 1854.
Fosters Pocket OF Great Britain Ireland 1854.
crystal Paaces Park Natural History Fine Arts Courts,
aud rorraii Gallery , vols 1854 a
Sept5 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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i1Ays FABLES with IsS illustrations i voIunae,
VI London, 1854. Price 81.
their managsmeD by Edward maybew London, 1854
O.
The OF Science; by 9. w Fuom, with illustrations
Price so cents. t.
Sydenham Greenhnch and OF his friends
London. 1854 Price rs
hug20 FRANCk TAYLOR
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4; HE Pension Laws and HOunty Land Laws--An
Analytical Digest with the Decisions Of Secretaries and Opn-
Attorneys General the Forns and Regulations
Pension Office, and Explanatory Comments
arranged ineigbe every claimant
Trpet late chief clerk in the Pension Office vounse
of 2s6 octave pages, bound. Price s.
Spn3
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Collectors Office, August 1, 1864.
NOTICE rs.Deducon pAymcnt.--Noce
hereby given year due,
office; and deduction
allowed by law for the if paid before the 3st
X. j ROCHE,
3-eotdu Collector
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fraE Spirit isnppcr, or Autobiography by o. A.
i Bsownson. tfs.tL ~. ...4 tas r7.f Z.
Midsummer Flowers ior the Youngj by Mary Howin.
sketches Jeers0n Hamilton, JAcksOu Clay,
Randolph, &ci by 10 c. Baldwin, author OF Flush Times III
Alabama
The Virginia Comedians, Old Days in the Old Dominion ed
MSS. of O. Ehngham, esq.
Woodcfat Hawks about DDvecoe by W. Gilmore elmms
The Better Land by Augustus o. Thompson
The Home In the Valley; by Emie r. Calen.
Captains the Roman Republic, compared with the Great
Modern siraeaisis; by Henry William Herbert.
The Chemistry of Common Life, part a; by Johnston.
On sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURf'S
Sept 10 Rook store, 9Th street.