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supreme Court OF the United states
WEDNESDAY,, March 1, 1854


Yirginus H. Ivy, esq, ST Louisiana, and Benjamin
Pringle John Ganson, and Luther r Marsh, esqs, OF
New York. admitted attorneys and councillors o
this court.
No. so Jane NJ Carroll Us lessee of G. w. Carroll
ef al Error 10 the circuit OF the United States for
Maryland. Mr.. Justice Curtis delivered the opinion OF
this court, affirming the judgment OF said circuit court in
this cause, with costs
No. 10 Josias Pennington Us Lyman Gibson Error
TO the circuit cou Of the United States for Maryland
Mr.. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion Of this court
affirming the Judgment Of said circuit cour, in this cause
with costs and interest.
No. "a 4 n McCabe Us l.. d. Worhins,on Error
10 the supemt court of Missouri. Mr. Justice Caron
delivered the opinion Of this court, affirming the judg-
ment OF said supreme court in this cause with costs
No. 75 +. Deauriere Thos. Emison. Error
TO the supreme court Of Missouri Mr. Justice Mclean
delivered the opinion Of this court affirming the judg
ment OF said supreme court in this cause with costs
No 6s, Saunders Burgess John M Gray ct oi
Error 10 the supreme court Of Missouri Mr. Chief Jus
cc fancy delivered the opinion OF this court affirming
the judgment Of said supreme court in this cause. with
costs.
Adjourned until first Monday in April next. 10 O'Clock
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higher bids for specific modes of conveyance on routes
where the lowest mode of conveyance hAt e horse
back) is known TO be insufficient. FtEE
In all where the lowest grade OF service believed
TO be suihcen the lowest bid Will be accepted, duly
guaranteed, IN preference "starn specific bid.
When the lowest bid bid and specifies either
mode or an Inadequate mode of conveyance will not
be accepted but set aside for apecc bid proposing the
necessary service
When the bid does not specify mode Of conveyance,
also when proposes TO carry aecordng the
men" but without such specification wall be considered
as a proposal for horseback service.
20. modification Of bid in any OF Its essential terms
is tantamount bid and cannot be received 10
interfere with regular composition, after the last hour for
receiving BIDS
al Posmasers are to be careful not 10 certify the suf
cheney of guaranors without knowing they
persons of sufficient responsibility and all bidders
guarantors, and suretes distinctly nohed that,
failure enter into perform the contracts for the service
proposed for 10 the accepted bids, their legal liabilities will
be enforced against them.
30 he will be substantially IN The forms here
toore used in this Department. except in the respects par
ticuary mentioned in these instructons and all railroad
and steamboat the will be required de-
liver the mails the post offices at the ends of the
and into all the intermediate post offices not than
eighty rods from the railroad or landing.
% Present Contractors and persons known the Depart
men must equally with others, procure guarantors and
certificates of their sufcency substantially In the forms
above prescribed The certificates of sufcency be
signed by postmaster, judge clerk of court Of
record.
Posmasters at the ends of routes on which they think
the present mode of conveyance inadequate will weigh the
mail each trip for six weeks weekly routes,
and three weeks other routes and report the result by
the 10th April, 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENTS,
y.
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lNTRUCTIONS
As 10 Speciai Post Offices.

Posmasters and bidders will particularly notice that the
regularly numbered this respect that the
pay be derived exclusively from the proceeds
Of the office supplied whia certain sum, be named by
him that the Of proceeds if any, beyond such
sum must be held by the postmaster subject to draft of
this Department and that if the net proceeds fall short of
the amount Of the bid agreement the deficiency
in any case be supplied by this Department.
Postmastes cautioned against employing and
paying the proceeds OF their offices without special
authority from this Department
Existing contracts aud arrangements to the
30th june 1854 and be made take
effect the lst July 1854.
II no bids be made under this advertisement or no one
named contractor by the postmaster special office
before the LIST july 1854 such office will be reported for
discontinuance.
When change Of contractor becomes necessary, the
fact should be promptly reported with the therefor
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ny GREEN & SCOTT. Auct,onesr..

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
i FURNlTURE,-on Monday the 9th March nert we
shall sell House. Pennsy
vanis avenues at 10 o'clock by virtue from
Daniel D. French The subscribers j. A.
No. So oo 47 lS lt9 and Of the
the District OF Columbia, effects
OF the establishment, vizi
Mahogany, plush covered, hair nd other sofas
DO sdeboards, dressing and other bureaus
Do book and secretaries, whiting and
Do paror, rocking, and other chairs
Do walnut, French, and other bedsesds
One fine rosewood piano forte, made by Haleu q Co.
Mahogany maTbie-top centre and pier tables
Mahogany velvet covered Sofas
complete
Mahogany dining side and other tables
Mahogany and walnut wash work, and other stands
Maple
PaIor and other window curtains and shades
Feather beds bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Chandeliers, girandoles lamps, burners, sc.
brussels, tapestry, ingram, and other carpets
Oicoth, hearth rugs mating, &C
China, glass; crockery, and
Plated forks, spoons,
Do and stands
Stoves OF every description
Andfons aud shovel
One horse and baguage-wsgon
With md ma otlr
which we deem cnumerste.
Terms. All overs of
and days, endorsed in
.. wILLETT AND @, e. D. WOOD
Trustees
GREEN SCOTT,
hucuoneers
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Of premiums awarded BY Crystal
Judges widely prep
w. BAKER Co., Dorchester
whom long awarded by nsru,cs
Fairs Bosfon Philadelphia and Baltimore
received premium for excellence and
medal from the New York Crystal Palace Exhibition Of D Indus
Try Of all Nations Their choice pcratcos which
the principal the United attained wide
celebrity In All parts OF the counAny
excitement attendant or
Of which they recommended by eminent
physicians and thousands Of persons every
who hsvc experienced rens hench, from their
: Mar 3-lt
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MARKETS

NKw YoRK, March 2--The money marker /. easier ard
stocks Arm, with improved iendenoy-Uni,cd States
6s sales Canton, 2si Erie s2l Reading slt; Par
ker Vein, u PhGnir 81 Nicaragua, 2sl; M goid no
sales.
The flour market Gas correspondent expresses i IL
ck" There sales of 900 barrels 81 81 to 81 a3a
for State to SS for southern, and closing dull
Whess dull-saies of 10000 bushels while eon'letn a,
81 s6 to 81 So Corn .ead rsses Of 90 600 bushels at ~
GEMS for mixed 70 50 for yellow Oats, 56 cents
Rye, ~ 10
Cotton firm, and above the views Of buyers.
Whskey, 30 q 81 cents.
PHfLAorIrHfa, March 2--S,ocks firm aud advancing.
Breadstuis dull Prices unchanged Provisions dull Gro
ceries uncbsnged. Whiskey 81 a 81 cents,
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1, of county of
State of hereby propose TO
supply the special post Office at with mails
from often the Postmaster General IS
advertisement for proposals for the sae dated January g.
1854 requires agreeably the provisions Of the 4h
ton the act of March B. le25that is, a compensation
be derived exclusively from the proceeds of postages
collected at said spei office, including the postage let
ers and papers sent prepaid by stamps and exceed
the sum Of dollars per annunl.
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SPLENDID Warehouse for Rent.-The spacious brown
y building IS feet front and 27 Deep
high, with fine dry cellar recently erected the
Pennsylvania opposite National
ready occupancy The building
handsome modern arranged
each be occupied separately The location
very roomy
building with its elevated
establishment grocery. rented
separately entire, Apply TO
NJ. @. EMERY, or
j. @. McKELDEN,
Jan2
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The undersigned undertake that if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail route No be accepted by the Post
master General the bidder SHALL prior the LIST day of July
next, enter into the required obligation perform the
vice proposed, with good and sufficient suretes.
Dated LSgned by two guarantors.l
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Form of Certificate.

The undersigned POSTMASTER judge clerk of court
OF record as The case may be) eerfes that he rs well
acquainted with the above garantos and their property
and that they Of property and able make good
their guarantee.
Datn
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WEAR Rock OF Facts In Science spd Art-An annual
record the discoveries and Of tho
VOL. London, 1854.
History Yucs,sn by Fsnceu British superintendent in the
Bay Of Honduras vol, London, 1854. - -
Mar FRANCk TAYLOR
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sale To-day.

BY GREEN ~ SCOTT. AActioneors.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill On Monday the 27th shall sell, 10 o'clock,
the residence Of H. NJ Clark the south side Maryland
between 10th and h Mr. d. b. Clarks
Store handsome OF nearly furniture, viz
Mahogany and spring sofas, parlor, rocking
chairs
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus
Do marble top centre, pier, and other tables
Walnut book and secretary lounge
Do and maple bedsieads and wasllstands
Feather beds hair and shuck mattresses
Girand0es solar and other lamps
China, glass, crockery, and stone
Giltframe mirrors, hatrack, sc.
Three ply, ingram, PASSAGE and stair carpets
Radiator, airtght, and coal
With good assortment of kitchen requisites.
Terms All under $25, cash $5 credit Of 60
days, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
Persons furnishing respectfully invited the sale, the
niure good quality and nearly the sae will
worthy their attention
GREEN d SCOTT,
Feb Aid Aucionsers
90. The above sale is postponed until Friday, the
Sd Of March, same hour
GREEN SCOTT,
Mar Id Aucloneers
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0 The public is respectfully informed will
commener on Monday next the 9th Of March, 10 O'clock a. m
and will he conianed from day TO day un all fn,
of excellent quality and In fine will h,
well worthy the attention Of furnishing furniture
srs &c
GREEN SCOTT,
REQ 1o-aiW Aucioneers
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DEATH OF A c,scrSrATr MFRcu.sJ

| CTsofsNArI, Feb, % Lewis Goldsmith, extensive
cother OF this city, was accidentally drowned in the river
this morning.
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By rELEGRApa.
noonrsrEn MAYoRALTY.

ROCHESTER,. Feb % "A ntion last evening" without
distinction OF party nominated John Williams, the present
incumbent, for mayor OF this CITY, The wings this after
noon mated Dr. Mathy Strong for the ,sme office.
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Form o5 a Guarantee.

for the annual Of there write the in words al
full length
Z afsd 4
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n K CHAMBEHLIN's Commercial College located
W. No. l27 Baltimore Baltimore Maryland o.,.nsih.
object Of this institution is 70 place the reach prop
facilities for obtaining thorough edcr
ton. here obtain knowlcdrc
general business few
many yenrs in any counting house.
Ths course OF study embraces doubeeny and II.
adaptation
lille calculations taught
Practical penmansbp, combining rapd execution with be,m,y
Of construction. yarous
porian mercantile subjects beside points for
book business understand The
complete ,i~h,
There being vacation applicants ana NJ,
tend both day and Examinations
and diplomas awarded to those who graduate For terms Ac writ
and have circular forwarded by ma /. = WV
Nov I3-iydAcp
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THE ABoRIGINEs WAsHINGroN The fourteen IN
dans from the far West, representatives OF the Oma
has and confederate bands OF Ottoes and Mssouras,
who reached Washington on the night before last, 10
treat with the Indian bureau relative to the sale OF their
lands had formal interview this morning with the Com
missioner, a, the War Department in the presence of
many ladies and gentlemen, who. getting wind OF this
poposea preliminary council, attended They mar
slaed by Major Gatewood. Indian agen, al Council
Bluffs under whose guidance they came 10 Washington.
Two inerpreers-ons for the Omahas and tue other tor
the confederate bands-were present. They not in
full savage costume. Major Gatewood introduced them
separately 10 the Commissioner, who exchanged
grauations with them upon their safe journey lar
from their homes Ii WAS determined between them not
to proceed to the transaction OF business TO day.
Arkekecta, a Missouri chief, responded TO the Com-
missioners address expressing their qualification get
hing here safely and expressing hopes ha. they would be
able to settle their business satisfactorily all paites
The "Bufalo cher' (o the Ouoes also made. throusf
the interpreter, very similar address, promising here
AFTER adhere the dress OF the whites, which he hat
on al that time As before remarked, no business wa,
consummated. Kickapoo chief and the "Medsiu,
Hawk" also spoke, the latter atirbung TO the Pesiden
the fine state of the long road they bad travelled to Wash
ingion .ad his power be like that OF the Supreme
Being This last mentioned chief made very amusing
, and intelligent speech
The Big Soldier, an Otloe. aso made speech, sayn,
that all the whites they had the road confer
red favors them, as far as possible.
The burden OF the speaking was upon the subject o
their proposed repquishmen, OF the habits and
of the savage. Anchicasaqui. ''tbe who strikes
Sac the Missouri chief aged about IS years, alst
spoke. He had been to Washington former occa
sion.
Our time would not permit us TO await the termination
OF the interview which in progress when our du,ie
called us away.
MIR Logan Fontenell, The head chief of the Onsbas
abalf-breed is evidently civilized any halibreed o
any tribe heretofore coming Washington. Indeed, h
is essentially white in appearance, manners, ant
the a,tanments OF civilization 10 his speech, he com
planned that his tribe being cooped up by the whit
settlements Wnf Star, bidYsh l.
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CITy nj Ptstsbmrg and County of Allegheny perr-
ivania offer for investment tho coupon bond.
o tho of Piburg and Of AeVhany
bonds issued The Pttshurv a,r.
Company, by which they guaranteed
We confidently recommend them capitalists and de-
sirnbe investment.
The bonds together with the exhibit and statistical, ne,
mson obtained application personally by letter
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, h Co.
Bankers and Fiscal Agents.
Agents for the PiIhur and Conpesvie Railroad Company
Jan ls-dAcpu
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M IcMOIHs OF major Robert stobo, OF the virginia
III Regiment in The old French / vol, 1854.
The Controversy Pennsylvania Virginia about the
boundary Line VOL (pamphletD by Neville b. Craig with
diagram.
Wasbngion's First Campaign Death of Jumonv Taking
Fort Necessity and addocks March (with map and his
Defeat vol.i (pamphlet0 by Neville b. Craig.
Mars FRANCK TAYLOR
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A. MENEELY,s SONS,
West Troy, Albany CO., N. Y,
Law school of Cumberland Univsrsity, az

Law School Cumberland University, Z Lebanon.
TENNESSEE.
FACULTY Hon Abraham Caruthen late Of circuit
l. judges of Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green, late Of the supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bromdeld L. Ridley, Of the Of
Judges Carhers Green dey their
the school,
Plan nstrsotonl Daily examinations the
books No of explanations
day lessons IN the of the examinations.
2 Weekly OF law
dents commence suits Of given
and through actual
Practice The framed require prepare
deeds wills records and all
aence In the trials Some OF the appeal
supreme moot cou, which is held monthly
public at The cad OF every session The students cek
ihs jurors circuit Judges and cbanceors
paciues connected with their suits
ScssionsTho FIRST the third
tember and ends third Thursday
menee the succeeding Monday in February and ends
ThnrEdsy in July.
Expenses per fee s59 advnncc; coutinsen
fee 81 boarding $50 Students books
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores. =
-Four sessions required complete the
dents advanced No previous study required
mission There four regular classes.
any time during the collegiate year.
1bers IL legislature he sch Fsf
Number ofsiudents the last collegiate year cigh-six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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Prices admission circle and parquete
orchestra rs family
third e 90 coiored gallery % Private boxes S.
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:
CHARLES De sELDrNa, h street. opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
agent.
r. JonssTos M D.. opposite City Pos, Office, 7h street,
physician.
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles and operations of
company be obtained application al the agents Office
Mar Eff
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rIAGErT q DoDsON, Dealers In ali Kinds OF r.,

rLAGErT ~ DODsON, Dealers In ali kinds Of Far
niue dry goods keep constantly hand furnish
shortest all kinds OF rich velvet
breepy double ngran t~ed plain and Dutch
warranted
cities furnish the goods Aso u supply Of elegant
rugs and
All kinds Of rich medium and curtain materials with
AZ ho necessary belongings 70 complete curtains according 10
design desired Their materials
which will be found M in good lasts
India satin damssk French hrochaee, lain
damak iains all desirable plain
coces and side embaors designs
such tulips fscas and lilies These goods
aud Of very
dope and cords and taes aide loops matching
tains color desired.
Also supply elegantly embroidered lace and muslin
curtains embroidered tambeud
white emhrassers match
confidently these
furnishing feeling they and
viie inspection OF their stock.
As G, d. devote their entire attention dealing
above goods and doing business under e Than the
dealers purchase the
reasonable suppose be purchasing
home nothing Of the trouble and OF
and going from home.
house, Pennsylvania avenue
Feb 21--eo2wif
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NNUAL Scientific Discovery for 1854 or, Year Book
II of Facts in Science and Art.
The Cruise of the Steam Yacht North starA Narrative Of
Excursion Mr. Vanderbs Party England Russia
Spain, Italy, Malta, Madeira, &c.
Just received at TAYLOR X MAURY'S
Mar Bookstore, 9th st.
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10 Ellis. BELLs. RELIs !-For churches, academe. fac

- steamboats,, p,anatons etc., made
men kept constantly hand by the subscribers their
shed and enlarged foundry, which been thirty
and whose OF
that their bells world celebrity
quality of tone The poprieto have recently
applying the OF loan moulding bell casting
which perfect casting and.
dence the unimpared excellence OF their BELLS
eeiyed (January, 1851 the first premium Ia silver mcd Of the
Worlds Fair In New York, all others,
try and Europe being competition and which the eighteenth
medai besides diplomas
have patterns for and keep hand bells o
bells, and their
States and Cnnadas Their hangnss comprising many
valuable Improvements consist of yoke, movable
arms and which be turned the bell spring acting
the clappor proloDging the
counierpoise For their i'm
proved revolving yoke fancy hangngs boaxe
design furnished. We supply parts
improved hangnes ehang bells OF other construction
specifications being given. Old bells In exchange
Surveyor descriptions hand
Being immediate principal all
recons either railroad canal orders
despach which, either personally by
spectuly solicited.
A. MENEELYs SONS,
Feb 24-dly West Troy Albany CO. M "
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OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, March 3, 1854.
Information has been received this department from Alexander
Burton, United Cadz,
place, the 9Th Of January Of Henry Heneey
Connecticut and late chief Of the ship EUbIem,'
land, Maiae.
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To conclude the admirable and pathetic play acts
titled
INGOMAR
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FARE REDUCED TO SAN FRANCIsCOl
Independent Line
- THE CELEBRATED STEAMSHIP NORTH
STAR $500 TONS will leave New York for Aspn-
<@Be wall on Wednesday, April 5th,
$500 IONS The palaces open.
secured before the Goth
be sold the oilowing rates
Seerage rs %
Apply only Cross, No. Battery Place. up
n u. Beware of runners.
Mar dit
ELLiOTTs DEBATES AND MADISON PAPERs-
recommended by the
Philadelphia, l7GT Together with journal
Luther Martins Letter. Yates's
Opinions Virginia aud Kentucky Resolutions 9
illustrations OF the constitution In vol by
than Elliott. Published the sanction OF Congress-
TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
Mara Bookstore 9th street.
EOR RENT OR LEASE, for more years that
house c. 18th
occupied Mr.. the minister
and including fixtures throughout both
main and back buildings
about ensuing
Also, block buildings
and 18th occupancy
d. +. Wise boarding house. The lower Of
middle will be
who the alone
| and the house above.
Possession about May
her particulars inquire of DR. Benjamin King Thomas
Winders building
Jan 25-eoduG
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ror n.nh omeer. ra.nL p,rs,sor., se,.r.s. Pn.lls.

For Bank Omccrs, Sank Drsctcrs,s Sotertes Public.
THE bankers Magazine and Statistical Register contains L.
Revenue, Expenditures
Debts Of Cities Late and important Decisions upon
Ranking Balls Of Exchange Promissory Notes Usury. De
csons synops Of the Supem. Court and Court Of
York hanks Banking Bills. Notes. sc s. Statistical
Of Cold Silver, Coins Coinage Bullion, Fluctuations
Railroad City State aud County Bonds each Month. Pro-
Of Banking the several States Banking Statistics Of
State the Union O. Finances OF European States
The Bankers Magazine for s5o32A3 contains l. Gil
barts Banking. q
Of Coins Eckfed lu Unied
Mint McCuoehs Essays Money. Coins Exchange
Manual for the Use Of Notafie Public and Bank ooers
prsing-t. Origin Functions Of Noaes Public. q
q. Hiis Z q.
Practical Forms tThis las, work published saied
TO ordor.)
March number win contain Charter and Bysws Of the sir
penny Rank Financial and Of
Europe 1853 with copous Financial Tables Of
Monthly, s. per Al subscriptions orders 10
be mail, to y SMITH HOMANs,
Feb 2f-codsts 20 Wall street, New York.
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Form Of bid for supplying Special Posi- Ogloss

[signod.l
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
January 8, 1854
Jan l3-lawl2w
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aIsLEY a GooDALL.s vARIETE

Prce Of admission so cents; family circle, % cents,
Doors open haifpast curtain rises at IL O'Clock
Mar 3