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The CzAn Laid before the Ssna.e message from th'
President With the following oorrsspondencs relating
L. Bsdini's mission
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( No. 5l5. I.
Notice of MithdraxvaI.


of the order of the President of the United states
the of all
Congress the lands in the following
the Stale of MISSOURI the route OF
and Mississippi River railroad have been
Withdrawn from sale except for valid peempon claims
until further ORDERS 10 wit
district of lands subject to sale at ST. LOUIS
North of and the Gth principal meridian
Townships 30 and 80, Of range l.
North Of the east Of the fin principal meridian
Townships %, 30, 40, and Al, Of ranges and
%, ~, 40, Al, and AZ, of range 3.
Townships 49, 49, Al A. 49, a. and 49, OF ranges 4, and TO-
Townships 80, t3, A, and 45, of range 7.
Township 4.
II the district land subject to sale at JACKSON.
OF aud east Of The ffth principal meridian
Townships 30, 81, 81 80, 81 as 49, and 81 of
Townships 49, 30 81 ID, 49, "a, IS, IS, and 81 of
Townships al 81 49, a. 35 &c. and 81 of
Townships 49, az 49, 20, 30 81 81, 80, a. IS, SO, and 81 OF
a.
Townships as &C. 81 2s 49, 80 81 49, 49, "a, 49, 3e, and 81
ranges S and 6. - = - go - 49, -
Townships 81 Pc and %, o! ranges 9, and 10
Townships 81 80 "a, 81 &C. %, and 2s, OF H. IL, 10
and Ia.
Townships 81 a. 49, a. 2 26, 81, and %, of i5
Townships 80, "a, 25, 26, "a, and 26, of range Is.
Townships -, 30 "a as 90, "a, %, of range IL.
Townships -, -, 26, and 81, Of range 10
North the base line aud m Of the fin principal meridian
Townships 90 and 81, of range l.
The above s includes townships heretofore withdrawn
for other offered for sale but which have
all been inserted they within the reservation
General Land once at the city OF
Washington this eighth day Of June, ammo Domini 1854
~ '" JOHN WILSON,
lime e--law,3w Commissioner.
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iAzsr il.stOuDii LiNs. TO THE Wicst
str.s

raioad from Baltimore to Wheeling
Meeting there Dh the and splendid steamers Of Inc
Union line the Ohio andthe stages to Zancsrt!e, Sc
expeditions hing thoroughly eompead the
finishing Tree Tunnel, The being
OF travellers confidently d
advantages and The
The mail leaves Baltimore daily p
directly Wheeling $3.50 iles) in Ia OF ~ houi
Guiding stoppages, there at or 3,
Baltimore lay over Tor lodging
~ ne and proceed hence wheeling IN
morning
connect with glbse .aius The Washington Is
ard daily, meeting the cars from Baltimore The Wash
tbete known as tie Relay Holfe ie miles non
Baltimore
A, Wheeiin. the Union
just completed rone form daily
the down the ONO 10 Cn
Louisville, where the for Nashville, &C.,
and New Orleans packets, taken by those
ing further IN. -
Columbus who prefer the route to Gin
the West also proceed di
the Ohio Companys excellent coaches
GAINESVILLE ,and thence
by railroad
Passengers Neisvile Cleveland by
lind This agreeable route there beng
regular speedy al Wheeling 10 ANA IRON those
places. 80 -
no charge o transfer passengers baggage.
through with lie anywhere h'
ropte) Washington Wheeling 80 50; to Cincinnati, 81
Louisville, Si2.
Mr. Parsons, the railroad stanton
washington, and the other agents OF the company.
VIM, PARKER,
MAY ll--dtf General Sup, r,nendent. +.
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IOuispe Indianapolis, Columbus, ZanesuHe, Cere
land, Toledo, Chicaso, and 81 Louis
THROUGH tickets above points be had the rail
l. road station in Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington at wheeling
splendid nchester and Dinrnai
Wesvie Wheeling thence by railroad
Cleveland Toledo, Chicago thence steamboat 25
miles, ST. Louis, Leaving Washington AT 5, they will
with the splendid Union Line" steam
for Cincinnati and Louisville and for Indianapolis by railroad
IN lawrenceburg
Through tickets sold for CINCINNATI Louisville, and 'ndianapo
Columbus by nalionsi from
Wheeling holding through tickets lie at
point the For information and tickets apply 10 T. H.
PARSONS, agent, Washington,
j. H. DONE,
Feb 7-du Transportation
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June 9-lawi3w

PURSUANT to a decree of the high court OF chance
w. Isabella Bird, widow plaintiff, against
Charlotte osrs defendants The claiming TO be
McDougie Loyds Coffee House,
the CITY London, afterwards inmate OF the asy
kept Thomas William Nicholson nj inveresk near muse
burqh Lothian North Britain then OF Der
wick Tweed Rnsp Park Uxbidge, in the
hddeex who died about the ION day
November and Their relationship !" e
chambers OF the vice chauce1or ST "
liam Page Wood No IL New square, Incon's Inn Middeser
thereof they will be peremptory excluded from he
benefit OF the said decree. -,
Thusday the seventh day Of December next al one O'Clock
afternoon the said chambes appointed for hearing ana m
Jude ating the claims.
Dated this 7th day of August, 1854. :. 80. !. - .
RICHARD BLoXhM. Chief CLERK.
ATKINSON n PILGRIM,
Church Court Lothbury, London Plaintiffs Solicitors
Sep 5-Iam3m.
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an puraanee ofaw Pierce President of United
ut
be held the aforementioned land Offices, IN the Tar
MINNESOTA, the times herein designated, TO wiz
os.a -, .ius ON N,uaav IN,
o. . ' s - - ,'s"asa ~ ma nuh,r iiauds
ti e. ~ -, "a ''s'a,Psa W. 80
~ $3.50 ~
"oi"' " "'e 'H'e '"'S ana "s'' " "' J1'' P'f "'
hundred and Two, OF
range
hundred and hundred and two OF
raHge
Townships hundred and and one hundred and two Of
sew
TOWNSHIPS one h"hueu anu oHo anu o"' "u""'u IN" '' VI
ta9sv sish $50, 49,, 49,. -. ,..,..a a., ,,,, on.
ioWn-mis one hunateu anu ,Vl sS ar ~. oe
hnlasu ala uhos ana u,e gu" , ~ LILY, 49,,
loNhship one "no yue, V1 "na '"'' "'
drgd ana ihfee hud one nunoiua ana iouf o. 49,,
i""Hsltps quo 1nu - -
=. ..,. =.
ur same place. commencing on monaay me wsy nun shy
oSep'unsf next lof me disposal OIL ue pubic ahu" wh o
UNITS u ihe io'o"ihe townships, VIZ
OF Of meridian.
- !. -. -. 90. ,,a,,.a .,,I ,,,o ons bun
da aud hree one hundred and four
range Twelve.
Towuhius one hundred and one
bred and tbfee hundred Of
hundred and
hundred and three. o FRANCE
hundred and bun
drsa and three and one hundred fifteen
hundred md lonr and one hundred hve
T,vs,s ons hundred ana four and five,
yanss seyerfeen
e a., 90. uo,t., Nh.
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The cheapest uortobe and expeditions route % he
hate Sulphur Springs passing the Alum" Wara, aud Hot
Springs.
ARRANGEMENTS having been made with The Of the
~ and splendid George Page between Alex
andra Washington distance OF six miles, connection with
the this the Washington railroads. the following
schedule will take effect and after Thursday June l. 1854
Alexandra GOdonsye and Intermediate stations
Of Duke and Henry streets, at
O'clock the arrival OF the boat from Washington giving
ample breakfast board arriving GoIdonsve al 10Y
oeock connecting al that place win tue trains on The Virginia
Richmond, Charlottesville, and Stauhton.
intermediate stations
Gordonsye IA O'Clock, the arrival OF the
Virginia Central road, arriving Alexandra half
O'Clock, thus allowing ue to connect WIN me trains leaving
dinner board the
train from Alexandra Warrenon and stations
daily Sundays eAceped) O'Clock,
arriving at Warrsnon at 81. O'Clock D. ~
On sunday Will leave al O'Clock, a.
A train from Wauenton Alexandria and nteTnediate stations
Sundays excepedl quarter before
O'clock arriving Alexandria al half past so'clock,
ON Sunday viii leave quarter past - O'Clock,
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BY j. q. IcGuIssE, Auctloneer.

iNHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY- sITUA-
Of Inc ecn, court Of The distinct Of CoiumSa for washington eoun
~ made IN the wherein James Halliday and others
lnomrs Halliday Anna Halliday William w Halliday and Lydia j.
anlo deceased defendants the subscriber apponte
Of goaa being city Washington
nan aad on ne pa or plan Of said cry as and he
Nos 4 o nnd in square No 49, lots Nos !, g. and IA, in
o. SAID p q saa o N2 eeb s af dt and bari
square No. oo5 beginning for said part square al point
south street "a feet from The northeast
20 feet nches thence north - feet
feet aud thence north z e. 20 HE place beginning with ts i'm
building; aud ot No in square No $685. with the
5lot No. square lo4 As feet
inches on as street vest between and by 2o3
inches deep, will take place Tuesday day September
is s, tsh oeocS, p; M, on The premises s
Georgia "a feet inches south
9 street east being AZ the OF said and
September, AT 49 O'Clock p m on the premises
The sale Of part of No $685. and improvements will
the Promises south street. between Eth
take place said Thursday eth day September 1854 al
O'CLOCK M on The PREMISES Fouh
The sale oflot No, &c. in square O3 a. g.
viii lake place on Monday the lin day spsmb rs si
O'Clock Ms at The auction store OF O. Mcclure,
Of PENNSYLVANIA avenue 10 OH street west
The above esib rapidly improving part.
of The city, aud offers favorable Ops
The terms Of sale fourth
th purchase money 70 be paid in cas and balance
IL, and IL
notes bearing interest from day of saie with security
aud by the court the
trustee VIII convey the properly the respective cases
The property the terms Of the sale of which m
viii be rso upon weeks notice. tue risk and expense Of
pense OF the purchasers. 49, -
cHAs, s, WALLACE, Trustee.
Aug 10 ataw&ds - " aaeons,sr
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Kouhd IMP uckeIs TO WafTehIoh rom ssnfday 70 MON
Luray New Market will take the leaving
O'Clock, Tuesdays, Thursdays
utdays connecting with the Cupeper house
Passengers Lyncbbug will leaving Aeran
dria O'Clock, Mondays Wednesdays and Flay
Meeting The Chario esvile.
Passengers White Sulphur Springs will take leav
daily, with the Stanton
Freight trains running daily, tsrnday1 e1eepedl
Pt ordert w. u. BROCkETT, Agent,
yupe ID Alexandria, Va.
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From Liperpeo.

rn freight OF passage apply 10
SEWARD X. COLLINS g. CO.,
No. s. Wall N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, Co.,
Liverpoo.
q @. Ro3ERTs Co,
rs Kings Arms Yard, London.
}, MUNROE 4 co.,
26 Rue Note Dame des Victories
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Hayse.
The ship. will be accountable for gold silver
specie ewery precious stones, or metals, unless bills
the value thereof therein expressed
ar
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N X. CliAMIsE.tAIN's Commercial College, located
U, Greet Baltimore, Maryland The ostensbie
the reach individuals
obtaining thorough and practical mercantile educa
obtain knowledge OF
weeks than be acquired in
many years any counting house.
study book Keeping and us
OF trade Mercai
according
pcnnansp combining rapidly OF execution with beauty
oco mercantile law, various
subjects beside many other points necessary o'
a understand The
being vacation applicants TIME and at
tend day
diplomas awarded these who graduate For &c wr
nd a circular forwarded by ma
Nov
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u ANTHONY, M. 3Os broadway, New York. mani
Il. daSuerreotype atnee,
cases, &C. paes chemicals
caoype paper chemicals for pictures and
descriptions
supplied with materials for manufacturing
Bairisons celebrated also, Vogandcr Shon
always on hand.
3g6 Broadway, June II 1854.
on dlyeats
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no 1NVENfORSTbe office of the Inventors Protective Ma
tona Union 7h opposite the east portico of the
Patent Office
The Objects ready make examinations and solicit
members. with all possible despatch
model will be with the of,cc where models
be made the shortest nstce.
Inventors the Office, where deed
objects Of the "UBion"
central Office where prompt
attention win be given them.
General office, Washington, ID. g. = - -
T. G. CLAYTON,
President of Inventors Protective National Onion.
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NOrICE no ppe EMpTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTlON CLAIMANTS.
every entitled 10 the right OF peempon to OF the
within
establish the the satisfaction OF the
proper land office, make
therefor practicable seeing this notice. and beioe
appointed public sale of the
camed otherwise such claim will be
fetcd-
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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SOMETHING NEWlu consequence OF the liberal
bestowed Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has made
Verge, artist from London,
win be coorea win abrancy
bil unaanabe by the common method and FAR SURPRISING
deta the finest paintings
To ladies and gentlemen invited
their advance and their miniatures will then
made designated Metopctan Gallery Lane
fuckers Pennsylvania between ~ and 9Th
GEO. ADAMS, Artist
Mar l6-dr
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OMITTED STATES Mail Lime Csiifos nin. via Aspi
u wall Panama, and 2ttI of month, first
steamships by the Navy Department. Of not less hap
1000 burden, guarantyne speed and safety.
Panama railroad completed TO Obspo, Is miles from
Panama.
rhe transit from 3ll miles
from Aspnwal ospo, 10 miles of land transportation
thorough order. A single
hoshe
being transferred and from mule
alongside the
transportation in future this route
8 sickness description.
being New York, Pana
Francisco detention OF accden
The s entirely reliable.
II expected passage the Atlantic viii be made
larly in 8 days nd Pacific IL To l2h days.
Passengers day Aspn
Through tickets lowesf rates. be had al the agency III
West street, York,
Jan 2S--du
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THE winter session of This institution win begin October
Il 1854.
oflecures winter and summer
Degrees IRE conferred in March and July. ...
Fees; One full $t Perpetual, ticket, $50
S. Graduation To those attended two
another nsticn $50 including
faculty progress.
student Examinations daily by
each branch In all facilities for instruction this school
0 any the country. For further Information, address
B, HOWARD RAND, NJ. ID. Dean,
LOG Sopb Ninth street. Philadelphia.
Aug l--lawwpSlav5ld
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800 barrels Of fresh saperans -four
b bushels OF new White heiu Deans
i,tVo pounds OF eooa nara soaP
s. bushels Of good clean dry hue salt
,,, 23o gallons o. good sidtf vinegar. zoe,
. - w. ~ 50 80, "a.
."''''"s'
o. barrels Of pork A.
10 bushels q new white neid beans
l,iUp pounds OF good hard soap
'2o pounds Of good bard taliow candies
o50 paloos Of sood cider VINEGAR
whole delivered June 18th August 1855
Al Fort Re at junction of Rspuban aud Smoky H forks Of
,n;les ,,oo ondns
Fort IeapenaortA, Missouri, land transportation.
e S,S S SarIs,s OF poIh .os,aoe ao,,
700 bushels Of ne" white field beans
i'eoS pounds OF good hard sperm candles
Sc bushels of good clean dry fine salt
1000 gallons Of good cider vinegar ,oss
The whole TO be delivered by the LIST June, 1855.
q, Eoyt Dfoultyie Choyleskon South Carolina
:" s - . D.DI' .AD'''"'
o 90 har,s,s OF OF Ieah ,,srs,s aou,
go bushels Of new white held beans
asa anmnds or GOOD hard snerm candles
's S P"u h 81 o, s"od you ha , ap dv so o ,
$40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
at Fort Monroe Old Point Comfort, ptrgnias
ssS S SaI[sls of of ppk ,,,Deoos aoo,
1850 bushels of new white field beans
5000 pounds Of good hard soap
Soo ponnds of yond hard fail ,w candies
& o. a "aIaos Of GOOD soI ci,e, yin s "
a, 80 So ~, e 49, ra,i,,ax. u.u,J.,
10 barrels of pork
$3.50 barrels of fresh supef fine -four
IS bushels of new white field means
2 500 hounds of good hard soap
800 pounds OF good hard uilow candies
"a bushels ne mood clean dry fine salt
. -
III foTt Idmlfon Nafoes, NeW Sofh bHo'f'
IS barrels of pork
$40 barrels of esh sipcrhne -four
90 bushels OF new white field Beans
1850 hounds of good hnrd soap
$40 bounds OF good hard taiOw candles
AZ b,sheIs Of GOOD clean dry fne sa,,
dsO gallons of sood cider vinegar.
- q :, ,,,,, ,rr,
A"' ""'""'''t A'"'s"''
50 barrels of pork
10 barrels OF fresh superfpe flour
az bushels Of new white field beans
LAO pounds of good soap
pounds good auw candles
Of good eand
900 gallons o good vinegar
June, 18th September 1853
az ,,., p.u,.' e,u @. Mi. ,tcb;eou.
=" r"' o'"y' '"'" S''' i'"''' N'''"'s'''
80 barrels Of pork
100 barrels Of fresh saperhne flour
40 bushels of new white field beans
poo pounds of good hard soap
600 pounds of good hard alow candles
25 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
$40 gallons pf good cider vinegDt 49,
LIST remainder 18th september,
Al, h,,ars m o,s,d N ,,ena m. ,uouut of their
pds oi saeh alsl ana exhibit ns ,o amour. 1 eac a anu
post.
The of each delivery al those posts where
specified VIII Isl
LIST December 1885, and March, 1856 The bogs of which The
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
fosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

fosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
July 49, 1854.
pkoPosAs for carving The malls ofbe United staiesom A
day of November 1854 the 30th le58
lowing the Stale of A,bama
Office of the Post Office Department city
unt9 o'clock 81 lAh September lo5 be decided
September following
7 From Gsinestown by -ve Grove % Chociaw
Clay Hill, DSons Mills Shiloh SpencervIe, Linden, Spring
Hin, Demopolis, and Macon Greensboro 100 miles
back, tirre times n "
Leave Ganestown Sunday, Wednesday and Friday
n.
Arrive at Greensboro in 38 hour, by p. M;
Leave Greensboro Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive Jamestown ia B hours by o..
Proposals for in will be
For form of proposals, and certificate,
and (embracng conditions
the department proper
inviting proposals for
south western States, dated January 9, 1884
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Jury 25-aw4w Intel and Ev Star
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Female Institute, south Carolina avenue, between
9th 7th streets east, Washington.

Female Institute south Carolina avenue, between
streets east, w ashington.
fNE above institution will commence
Of September ill The last of June
1855 The instruction will embrace all tie branches OF
teachers have been engaged in each department the location Is
Nichoson residence being
apart noise Interrupt
readily accessible all its The buildings
the grounds beautifully improved anA
ample for exercise
Boarding English 5000, payable half In nd
February Music FRENCH drawing
scholars quarter Of eleven weeks from
S. to $40 according to the class.
full PARTICULARS will be sent upon application
GEORGE @. BUTLER, A. M, Principal.
Rev William Hodges, NJ Butler, D. d. Joseph A. Brad
lev. esq Professor 4. NJ. Baird, Washington.
Rev w. Clarke, Georgetown
Rev James May, u. D., Rev, William Friend Virginia
Rev Alexander sbras, Pelham, New York
Rev c.. D. Miles, Wnkesbarrs, pennsylvania
nd patrons OF the school generally
Aug 5-dlm
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Pol, technic College state of PennsyI vai,in,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
the plan of the Industrial Colleges
continental Enope afford "a thorough professional
education students intended for
ENGiN EEWING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-
CHAN1CAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The session will Monday, Sep
4 mber Ii, 1854
FACULTY.
Mathematics civil engineering, Professor selm H. Peabody
Meaugv industrial analytical and agricultural chemistry
Alfred l.. Kennedy NJ d.
Mining engineering geology and mineralegy, Prof w. II. b.
Thomas, A. M
philosophy and the principles of machinery, Prof
Peabody dy.
Terms each department session, Sl5.
Mechanical rchieciua typographical drawings Prof John
Kern $40.
French Spanish, Prof v. De Amaril.
German, Prof Is H. Enirup
The analytical laboratory practical chemistry open daily
j. b. Boucher,
and be rapidly prepared for the College courses
of study, boarding
Alfred l.. Kennedy Poly
ectnic College, Philadelphia.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President of Board of Trustees.
john MCINTYRE Secretary
Aug 3 WedSalh Eueslm
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1856.


NAyX DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Aug ssti, lsas
SEAED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals iof Beef aad "Po
y posa o Pork as me may be- will be received
Saturday the Sth day OF september
furnishing delivering, free OF all cost and nsk 10 the
United States the following yards
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have several
houses, attached each, situated
Kendall little northeastery from
the Capitol.
These houses spacious and convenient, with cellar
she'd pumps
The situation beautiful, overlooking portion of city,
and in full view q hc apitol.
The approach by and Streets avenue and
-
An omnibus line
on me route and day
ie-dents square. leaving and D. Returning,
1870 '''' ~ ~ "''' 70
Rent-two hundred dollars a year.
me houses not yet taken
by applying 70 W m suekney who lives Cottage street,
sci, at my residence premises -
July 23-sodn
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UMBERhe subscribers, having abhed themselves in the
lumber old q VIM Bird sixth
furnish all nrucles trade avora
bile terms. They soici, share OF public patronage.
GEO. w, GARRETT * Co
I6-eou
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"Snitler's" Wines, PhIlatio iphia.


John " SNYDER dealer the former old established
Jacob ander, No 70 Walnut street, four doors
he'll bsffer
qhSfs 0h tie mos, accommodating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, JR, for the importation OF foreign
office No Walnut where he
special of wines, &c. various
rope, quantities upwards
for John Vaughan snder the of his friends
customers.
All Washington city by "Adams's Express
freight
June 9--dy
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Propose $ for 90 and Coal.
orrroR OF THE SECRETARY or the senate u.

OrFIcR SECRETARY senate u. B.,
August IL, 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS. VIII be we'd at this office until IL
~ Monday 2at for furnishing and de-
before the sixteenth day
hundred anthracite coal, properly
Also for hundred
and twenty cords of best hcko wood to be measured at the
Capitol yard sawed and properly
subject the inspection and
prova Secretary Of the Senate. Is
faithful furnishing
satisfaction of the Secretary Of the Senate
will be required.
should be endorsed Proposals for Wood and Coal
nd directed the Secretary of the Senate AT Washington
Aug l3-law3w
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SaIamandcr Safes.

SaIamandcr Safes.
EVANS WATSON, Fourth street, PHILADELPHIA
" Pa No 81 Dock stree
OF
PATENT SALAMANCA FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors NJ storus
PATENT SLATE-LINED REFRfGERATORS
Water filters, copying presses FAIRBANKS platform
and counter scales.
Sole agency Beiey Yaes JONES' and Hall,s
patent powder proof bank locks. Please give a
Reference many hundreds who have cur
~ Magruder, 7l street, Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ION, ID. G.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Philadelphia safes.
United Mint, do
United States Arsenal, in California; in Philadelphia
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Philadelphia, 4 safes.
Philadelphia, wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Companv
Philadelphia. r''
Richard Norris, Son. Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virpi-,n
Mr. e. Wood Fogg, Pennsvenn avenue between 9Th and 9
make Of The -,,ove - ~ " ~ 1870 " ~
May o--awly EVANS & WATSON.
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Kendall Green'' little a mile ncrthsnsery
from Capitol
These spacious and convenient with cellar wood
stable for each and Of excellent water hand
The haufu overlooking large portion Of the city,
and In full view II the Capitol
The approach 7b Streets Delaware aud
An omnibus line permanently erahlshed
and twice bstween Kendall Green and the
Presidents Square, leaving g, and keturnnc
leave Centre Market where makes brief sand at VI ana
Rent--two hundred dollars
The houses inspection, ana can DC seer
by applying VIM sckney Cottage street, or myself
at my residence the premises
July 9-dtf AMOS KENDALL