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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-03-12
ron de fen dame rcure Chyi-
s0sf0me Borne.

In vsstu dun osdse de venie, 4 moi sdyesse,
II pss l'hoaorsble Conr du qua r,Ams Dis-
tfict Judiciaire de- Feet de u Louisisne ne, dana
~ pe,r 10 psro'sse 81 Jean sptisse, Dc q du
Ies fevriss 1855; J"1iini en- vsnte pebliqse
q sss les liees, en- cetie pascipe, snssdi u
Man lass. . 10 heures du mstin; lee biens
meobles ct immeebles ci-aprSs d<cri,s, dipeu.
dent d 10 sssdiis ssccssior, savois:
;. IL Une eersins Qusn,its Do meables meu.
Bile NJ g, .h.rsde mtnsee.
&c vsIs". oaue creole AGE de diShsis enc,
a, Maris. nSs'ese creole. isss Dc 20 sns. ma
AstisYje, mslssvsse crSol., AGE De IS sns;
D6lilis, mbIatsesse creole igse de l2 enc.
% Uae isSss siiute On cetse psroisps our 10
rive droiis do heuvc Mlssissippi, mesussni
o0esanse sr0is pieds neuC pouexe De fsce 90 dir
aesvs jas@a'i irois eent vinsi pieds de proIon.
dees el ceite distance mssursnt c~ns soiysn-
'e buis pisde aeuf pouces DE- ia,keus jusQax 10
On DE- - psofondeue qui ne peui etss ps<ciyee I;
cs,ie ssrss est born<r dn.c3'e 6en hsut pss On
terrain sppanensns M. fesncois Esnesnl,
q pss ID pfosse,S De Ms. Alberi Hardouin, es
do e6tS Den bas pr nm terrain appsrensnt
a n H ighi Keen; ensembls he bAissrs es
sn dtpendens.
Tymes e Conditions:
L. sssbiliev. paysble eompssas.
] e. eselaves q ID psopsi<tt loaeii1ee, pays.
bSes IN quart eomptshi st h balances IN iSois
tsrmes besaS. 8 ~, dsex e. ssois sds estdss,
eo@pser do josr De la sense; ~ billess IN
dosets satis(sciioa. Garastis pr hyposkaqse
sus ies sssd'ss btess. psysslss - bsvess ds
keensdss DE- esste paroisse, o. poetnns iWt6ees
:ss 'ass 4: bal! cosr esss fs:. pssis = Isss
tehesaee .jnsqs'a psiemsns 6nsi.
Lee setse e vsnss sssees psssts par6evons
y Reepsdss q essse pasSisse, sus fsb des ae-
qukwsss.
PareiDs 81 Jean. Barsisse. b FYvvsev 1854.
~. ALONzO. A. PERRET.
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u tate Of TIE late ridop Carisosfome Borne
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Psrl.h OF ST.
~ John the Bap isi.. Fo'ir,h JUDICIAL District
Cour,-By vrtu- oi decree 10 me dit cied
by the honorable The Fourih Judicial Dissrici
Court Of the 6is,- OF Loui.isus, IN and for
the PMi.h Of 81 John the B,ptisi, d ted k-
prusry the 1t 1854; will ,firr ., pubic sale
aud on the pfem,srs. in this parish, oa TUe-day y
tho l4h Of March 1851 at 10 o'clock A NJ l.;
the mosesble and immoveable properi~s here
sfier described Belonging 10 the said Esis,e. To
cit: -r.r
10 A cerrsin quan,iy Of movesbles and
hos. ehoid iosnmure.
Q, val.in, creole nesro. aged oils yesr,:
Marie. . creole negro woman, ssee u 40
yesrs, s'ckly;
AdelsYd-, a mulairess, Aesd Of Is year,;
Del,ie, mulatsess. aged 81 IL yssrs:
30 A Land situated IN this Parish, on the
right hank Of ,he Misss.ippi river.
measuring forty ihrve lres, Gine inches front,
on sald nves, o. fer o. three hundred end twsn.
~ fsel d~ep, end thence measoIIng one hundred
snd s'x'y eixhi feet, nine inches In vidsh.
until the end Of its dsvih. which cannos be ~
side BY 10, Of ground belonging 10 M. FrancoIs
Esnesuli, ard By The psop.0y Of NJ. Alder,
Hsrdouin, and on The laW~S side By Q 10, oil
ground. b-lonsinR to Gus,ave Cavei,es, 4 m.
of c. and BY ths p'opsny of Hugh Ke,en; iose
thes with the buildings there on aud lhereunto
belonging.
Terms and Conditions,
The movable. payable cash.
The slaves and landed property, payable
one Ioor'h cash, and the balance IN ihree equal
inssslmenis, a. one, too and three yes's credit.
counting hon the day Of ssls, for approved
eodorsed notes. secured BY privilege mo,tcae.,
payable At the ofhes Of the Recorder Of this
Perish, snd 10 bear inierrs, ~ the rsie Of eight
per cent per snnum, from maturity, mill final
payment.
The se,s Of ssle shslI be passed before the
Recorder VI this parish, o. III. expense Of pur-
chssess.
Pa,i.h Of 81. John the Bsp,is,e. Frbrusry
81. 1854.
ALONZO A. PEkRET. 4
Auciion~r,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fourth Judicial District Court.
Parish of st. John the Baptist.

Succession Of Marie Veknsiss the deceased
widov Of the ate Norb.n Rodsigus.
DY virue oftwo orders ofsaIe 10 me directed
Doy he Homo able the Fourth Judicial DIS.
tr,c, Court of the State OF I.oa,ssns in and for
,hr Psrish Of 81 John the B,p,is', d,ied THE
day. I will Of, Al Pubic S,is and on the pre-
mss., in thu Parrish, on thursdsy the 3Dh sf
March 1854, ., 10 o'clock A. N, the movsabe
end inn'ovssble properly hereinafter described
he deceased widow Of the late Nosb' u Rodri.
10 Two males. three es'ves. hogs snd other
articles.
% 81, slsves whose names and sses srs %
follcws:
Peuy. an american negro sssd ofsbos, -
years.
CeI-s,in. . creole negro. sged Of - yesrs
carter ard poushmsn.
Joe, creole negro aged Of IL yeam.
Juls, IN as'or'can nsgro woman. eyed Of IS
yes's. cook and wscher. end her two children,
Eve sged oi6 yesIs and Adam saed OF yssss.
50 4 land situated in the Perish of st. John
the Bap,iss, on the ler bank Of the Mississippi
River. messurink ooe sspebt. more Or les, tons
on said river BY eighty srpenis more OF Ices in
dep,h, boundrd on The upper line end on ,ir,
lower lIoe By lands belonging 10 Mesr-. X,v,-r
Lesvt and Jesn Claude L~vei; ioQe,h@r ~pa
:
thereon end ,hersun,o sppsr'a'nmg; ,oa~'rr
slso wmh oil The fiShis wheh the .scrv--,on
may have N the undivided sixih ol q rvs,-. /.
si"n II ax ,howsnd sis hundred and 4 M srr~s
66O4i1 10000 ol On sess IN ssperHci.s Q, froa,ns:
Ia To too sspen,s 6odS Is,homs pws ise, DOT
by forty srpee,s N depth e . pls.,s'cn .iua.
ted IN inis pasish on ths lels hank ufihe Mis-
si>ssppi, measuring sx asps0ss six sss, tr.at e,
said River, ty f0ssy aspe0is N d~ptb. h~s-fo-
fore Belonging N HsWr 'Fon,snos, aJoschna
Fon,enos, Jean PwFrs FoOsesot, AxA,s ko >.
seoos widow Airxis III Ies and Jsan,~ 10 .-.
no..
4sTo land Of sis sspeRss front by ieuy -.
peoss IN d~psh belonging TO Asms"s Da ins -:
The sstd eoncssvoA bsssded m ,hs sp.,
on ihs lower eide end N the d~ph " p.a'.i
lands.
Tswss and CoWdifio,,s
Tlss snoveshlvs psysh!s Cast.
The slaves and landed pso,~ry psv.hir -
Cssh. 1895 In sn March I-sS, 1886 ,..t
March ls36 sWd IilS In ell March Ie3, Ir
sppsoved sWdorsed aoses psysh. ss ~. III "a
ofihe R~cosdss ei ,hs Parish, s~cursd IVY rmo-
ssss s~siI 6nsl psymses sad b,sras svemtrsi
inssss.t o. 'hs ssss u EIGHT ~ eeasssm pr 90.
sem ernsW sDa'ushy " Wot zen oBOcsussly psid.
The Ass s( saie shslt - raas~ds b lore NE
R-sa6rs q ~ esssh. o. The sxpsnss Of psr-
AL0xzo A. PERRET.
AsesienesS.
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(No. SOL
by the President Of the United states.


IN pursuance Of law, /, FRANKLIN PIERCE President
United States Of DO hereby dse.r. and make known
wit;
day Of September nsIi for the disposal o The public
lands situated in the following nsmed townships viz;
North the line, Of the fourth principal usrtdan
Townships twenty and
Townships twenty hve, ,weniyseyen,
and thirty, three.
Townships twenty twenty eight, twenty nine and thirty
Townships wenyseyrn, wenyesht, ,wen'ynne, and ary,
Townships twenty eight twenty nine and thirty,
Townships twenty eight and ury,
a, the CSossr, commencing Monduy
lands within the aforementioned townships wis
North Of the base line and west Of the fourth principal merian
Townships twenty-five, twenty-tee, twenty four, eight,
and twenty nine, OF range one
Township twenty-nne, of range three.
Townships twenythree, twenty four twenty-five. wenysx,
twenty seven, and twenty eight, Of range four .
wesyiz, iweayseven, and of
townships twenrythres, four twenty
and twenty sever, of range six
North of ths base n and east Of the fourth principal meridian
Township twenty five, of range one.
At the land office at Willow RvaR commencing on Monday,
Of Sepsber the disposal Of the public
situated within the following named townships, wits
North the base line, and vest Of the fourth principal meridian
Township thirty seven, Of range six.
Townships hirysiS, lhrtyseven, and thirty eight of
Townships thirty five, thirty
Townships irfou 'hir'ynve ,hr'ysn and thirty seven, Of
range nine.
Township thrtyhve OF range eleven
Township thirty fve Of range twelve.
Townships and the south
SUPERIOR the mouth of St Louis river, of
thirteen.
Townships thirty thirty ve and fourteen.
Townships twenty thirty and thirty fifteen
Townships twenty thirty thirty and orone OF
sixteen
Township thirty-hv Of range seventeen.
Townships thirty nine and forty Of range eighteen.
range nineteen.
day August the disposal The public lands
within the following named townships viz:
North base iiEe and of the fourth principal merun
Townships thriyone and rhrtytwo Of seventeen
At tie office MINERAL PoINr, commencing Monday,
day Of for the disposal Of the following
islands. to-wit.
base ne anA east the fourth principal eridian
Islands situated twelve thirteen fourteen twenty
township and section thirty sx In township of
SIX
Islands situated township nine, and
nne and eeven in township ten of
appropriated by law for the of Schools military and
together with those and overdowed lands
thereby unfit for cultivation granted 70 the State by
entitled An enable the sas Of Arkansas and other
September 2sth, 1885, tpH be srcuded from the sales,
The offering tho above lands will be commenced the days
appointed will in the order In which they adver
sed shall been offered and the sales
shall be than
private the lands will be admitted until after the
expiration Of the Two weeks
day Of May ammo Domn eight hundred
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the Presidents
f,nmp,.soner of The Ceneral and Office
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GREAT T'lGRoUGH LiNE TO 1KE WEST.
~ III. s;ssssa.;ssI - s.1is


and Oho railroad from Baltimore to WAees, and
the Ohio and the stages to zanesv,Hc, &C.
finishing great Board Tree Tunne and road being
confidently
superior advantages The scenery upon
stupendous and character
express mail Baltimore daily 7,
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mle in 8 ~ houh
GLIDING all stOppages, there at
passengers leaving Baltimore lay lodging
in Cumberland, mes and proceed thence Wheeling
mcTning
trains, the leave Washington
daily from Baltimore the Wash
Junction. the Relay House miles tfom
Baltimore.
Al Wheeling the unrvalled
completed for this ronle, daily
with the and down the Ohio Gin
cinDa,i Louisville where the for Nashville,
st. Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by those
ing further on.
Passengers Coumbus Tor who prefer
cinna the West proceed
Wheeling the Ohio Comanys excellent
part the National road Zanesye thence
by railroad
Passengers Wellsvile by
railroad will also find this most aereeabe roue there being
regular and speedy connection al Wheeling and from those
places.
y- Baggage through Washington Wheeling
20 charge transfer OF passengers bnggage.
through ticket with anywhere
roue) Washington Wheeling, 50 so; Cincinnati, Sl
10 Louisville $l2.
be Parsons, agent railroad
Washington, and of the other agents Of the company.
WM. PARKER,
May l1-dtf General superintendent.
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Unssca st~sss PasSns Omss,


IN petition Daniels, Woodstock, Vermont
granted him the i0h
October 54O in machne for reducing
lhs nbou
To capable of manufactured CLOTH for
said patent which takes place The ivh
day OF October, te54-
said petition heard the Patent Office
Mobdsy 18th of IL O'Clock and
persons appear they
why said petition ought not TO be granted
required nc The Patent
Once their specially writing at least twenty
days before hearing all filed by either
taken and transmitted in accord
catio
The testimony win be closed the 18th OF sepc
bor papers relied testimony
filed in the before morning Of that day the
mens if any, within days thereafter.
that this notice be published IN The Unsa lnei
geneer Evening Star, Washington d. o. Pennsysanian
Phadephia eientdc New York aud Post, Bos
toaM successive
yious 10 The 25ih of plenber day of hearing
CHARLE5 MASON,
oun oil
above will please copy, and send
Once, containing this notice
22-law3w
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uu,,ea states Patent once.


IN peuton Reuben Daniels OF Woodstock, VeTno4.
of granted him The eth
day October lei0 improvement in manuaatue Of cloth
knds wool and silk obtained by
reducing k goods into the fbrous
the said which takes place
the oih day OF October 1851
Ii IL ordered that be heard the Patent Once
nonsd and show cause hey have
why said petition ought he granted.
Persons opposing file Patent
Oce objections specially writing,
before hearing All Aled by either parry,
the be taken and transmitted
codance ofhce which will be furnished
plicafion. s}lat
closed the 18Th Of
relied Testimony
Office betos. that day the
gamens, IL any, days the feaftef.
ts be published the Union, Inte
Washington, d. c.; Pemnsyvanian
Ftitsdcphia, Scientific American, New York and
Massachusetts, week for three successive
prsyicus September hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
OF papers will
Office with paper containing notice.
July 21-iaw3w
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nALrImoRE AND ONO uAlLnoAD FOn

Louisville, indianapolis Columbus, ZanespHe, Cre
land, Toledo, CAieago, and 81 Louis
HROUG tickets for all the above be had the rail-
a in Washington.
leaving Washington ai D. arriv in Wheeling
with splendid inchester and Diurnal
Wesyie 4U miles from Wheeing thence ect by railroad
Cleveland Toledo, Chicago, Alton thence steamboat
miles, Louis. Leaving Washington at 5, they will
splendid "Unon Liner
and Louisville, and for Indianapolis by railroad
from LawrencebuIg.
Through Louisville and IndianapO
by naionsl
wheeling Passengers holding through tickets lie
point the For information and tickets apply to r. H..
PARSONS, agent Washington = -
j. II. DOME
Feb 7-dn Master Transportation
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[No. 507.I

No. 507I
NOTICE OF withdrawal certain lands In the states
of MICHIGAN and WISCONSIN, the of the Oakland
and O,nwu, and other proposed railroads
AZ The solicitation oa Of the delegation ~ from
date die Isl Of May has directed that The fol
further except valid pre-empion claims
In the State Of MICHIGAN.
district of lands subject sale IONA:
North Of the of the principal meridian
The north half of township md townships y TO-
township and townships 8, 80. TO- H. 49,
Townships 9. IS and II, range
Of Tss:hp and g. TO- " S - and 20
Townships g. . 49, ~ la 49, is, ~ 49, 49, and
Township. u T. 49, and a0 of range 49,
In district Of lands subject GEssrssExs
North of the line Of principal reydiac
Of Taw"sAs Tavrss ana IL p 49, H. S and south half of S
Tewnis. Township. s H. g. b sas sns a. 81
Township: Township: 49, a. asa Ans ID S
North of the base line and Of the principal
Townshps y, ~ is "a 49, and IT, of ranges J. and eree
In the district Of lands subject TO sale DRTRor.
North of principal meridian.
he half Of township S, of ranges l and 2.
Township s, Of ranges and a.
In the district of lands subject DUNCAN:
North base line and Of the principal rneran pc
TSn:Sps Tswnhips g 8 e. and % an5 s % q s~ssa "a sns.
rown.hips 3d. ST. a. 3d. a. ss 49, ST. s and 3d. Of range
range6
Township: Township: T. g. " iss .; ST. S. and 49, Of
Townships al, a. a. a. 3d. a7 49, 49, 30, 81, s and 49,
range 9. - 49,
.aP: e. "a 81 "ss: IT, 49,
Upper peninsula.
rownsSip. township "a 70 a. and ,Iaf, II, Of II range so
Township Al, of 81 "a, 90.
tho subject to sale ut sAuLr sr MARIE
North cfMe base line and Of tbs principal mertaan
T"~n.hp. I" ym hs %aa IS and anTi y, FRANCE 49,
Towa.sp: oa.sa. y = e q = and - g range IS
Tow":SD: Tow":SD: 3 3 and y e 81
+; + = & n rs .sH.s 4'
s=s:Ss: Es~s.S. 3 s. .si :s::
5T.own.ss: s., s. s. s s. ssd g, q ssssa
swaP: * T. s. g. r. 'ss 'spss s 81, and S.
To%n.hps ~, 4s, Als, 4 49, So ST. 49, and 81, of
Townships as, a, As, 40, AZ. 49, m 49, ranges
% and SO.
Townships 4s, 40, and SO, of rangeAi.
Stale of WISCONSIN.
n district Of lands subject to u MKsAsuA.
Of bn, line Of fourth principal eridan
Townships ", %, 20, and 20, Of range l9.
Townships g g as % ahds 30 Of ranges - A. and Is.
n:s Town:sp. g. y as and % g. Of q range Is
Townships %, "a, as, %, and az of range Is
Tswn:s;S: g. 3d. sa S. ssss a range @
Tswn:sD: e. g. g. g. and q g Of q
fovpships 10, 70, q. ~ 49, and u, Of lange %.
Townshios TO- 10, 81, and ~, Of range "a.
Township6 ~ 00 end 81, Of range Is.
The above list includes certain townships offered
for SALE but which have been they within the
Given nnder General Land Once, l the city
Washington, this 10Th day Of May, ammo Domni 1884,
BY order OF the Presdcnti
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Once
May i7--lawI3w
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NImS'S Handbook . the Library British
~ Museum ] vol. London 1854.
Eyelgn's Dsy and Correspond cncc new edition
don 1854.
Contributions TO Literature Historical Antiquarian and Meui-
cal by Marx Antony Lower London, 1854.
Wilks; / vol London, 1888
Gilhars Elements Of Banking vol. London, 1854
1889 ~ E'
wooIcn Manuac,urer Guide by Ibber-onr vo, Ion.
don, 1883. H '
The Young Officers Companion by Col Roe; vol.
London. FRANCK TAYLOR
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II ANTHONY, No. 3Os broadway, New York. =
Us nange,
&C. and importer OF plates, chemicals fancy frames and
calopc chemicals for cures and
rials Of description.
supplied with materials for
c. g. arsons celebrated also, Voig,ianer Shon,
always hand.
3oo Broadway, June ~ 1854.
June 2O-dlyearA
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THE DAILY UNION
EM - sH
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

TAe cAeap comfortable and erpedltoas route % e
Whis Sulphur Springs, passing the Aun, Warm, and Hot
Springs
ARRANGEMENTS having been made with tbe owners Of he
new and splendid Page between Alex
andra aad Washington, distance OF si niles ia conneton win
te trains on this and railroads. the following
and after Thursday June !, 1854
train from Godonxye and
will leave The depo corner Henry Streets
O'clock a. m on from Washington giving
ample time breakfast Gordonsvie
O'Clock connecting place with the trains the Virginia
Central railroad Charlottesville staunton.
Alexandria intermediate
IL O'Clock, the arrival of the
The Virginia Central road, arriving Alexandria half
O'Clock allowing time connect with The trains leaving
Washington North, dinner board
Alexandra WaTrenon intermediate stations
Alexandria daily Sundays excepsd) O'Clock
arriving WaTrenton at 81 O'clock y
On Sunday will leave al O'Clock, a.
Wauenon Alexandria aud Intermediate stations
daily (Sundays before
IN. 9o'ciock,
Sunday viii leave quarter past IL O'Clock, p IN.
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Commissioner Hargrave's OHicc,
Il. LIZ. 4 M

40 the Davis hereby
notified thai have Fixed the pad day Of August 1884,
fair n the day thereafter Sunday ercoped) my
office, Dnwidde House, inquire nto, report
ercut Of said the kin the said Lucy
deceased entitled her
quired TO be taken the Dinwddie
dertd the 24h day April, A. D. 1854 eanccry
pending said william Sucby
wife, plaintiffs and Charles A. aarave administrator Of Lucy
ng deceased and Others defendants All claiming
relations DeT kin, the ,ad deceden heirs ataw
and required forward, and the
proof viii be required in strict conformity the law,
under OF
Dnwidde county, the day and year ffsi aforesaid.
J.. D.. HAR9RAkE, NJ
June 3-layYiw
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!" snider's" Wines, rh,IadeIph,a.

IS snider's Wines, ,Phbiade Iphia.
JOHN SNIDER dealer the
of Jacob snider No rs Walnut four
iquors the accommodating fys assa
SNYDER, JR agent for the importation foreign wines
prepared
special importation Of wines, Ac
quantities of and upwards;
son. Vaughan snder the patronage Of his fends and
former customers.
All wines delivered Washington city by "Adams's Express,
free of freight.
June 9--dy
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nEFICE OF tho Magnetic Telegraph COmpany.-Phh
adepha lsfhe annual meeting Of the sockhoId
Magnetic Telegraph Company for the election Of officers
company, will be held
company Office Philadelphia Thursday the 18th day
of July, 1854, at 4 O'Clock, JOSEPH SAlLER,
Secretary Magnetic Telegraph Company.
mes l3hJuys
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Salamander Safes.

NVANS WATSON, No &c South Fourth Philadelphia,
II ate No. 80 Dock srect) have hand large
OF their
PATENT SAL sMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors bank and stores,
PATENT SLATE-LINED REFRIGERATORS,
Water hers seal and letter copying presses Fairbanks platform
and counter scales
agency Baewcri, Betcy', Yales, Jones'
patent powder proof bank locks Please give a call.
Reference made few Of the many hundreds
Htt ttf
H. Maguder 7th street, Pennsy avenue, Washing
ID. G..
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Philadephiala safes.
United States Mint, do
United States Arsenal sin California, in Philadelphia.
Cnited States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
pennry Railroad Company, Philadelphia A safes.
Philadepha Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia. - -
Richard Norris, Bon, Locomotive Works. Philadelphia.
Winchester Bank Winchester, vznia.
Mr. f. Wood Fogg Pennsylvania avenue between 9Th
Washington, c.
make sales of The above.
Nay 6-2awIy EVANS & WATSON.
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New leaving
Alexandria at O'Clock Tuesdays ThurHdays and Sat
urdays connecting with Cupeper house.
Passengers Lyncltug viii leaving Aesan
dria at O'Clock, @ Wednesdays Fday
Meeting sages ChaIto uesvile.
The White sulphur Springs will take the train Ieav
daily, connecting with Staanton
Freight running daily, Sundays excepted
Per order. w. h. BROCKEfT, Agent, 8#
June l4--dtf Ale xnndfia. Va
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CARD.

Dr. samuel Gilbert New York, cancers ,umors,
s a Ss kswoed
can be consulted for ~ few days = ,.u
Gee Houston e Of Al.ea%a Hon r. Stanton Of
Asornrx oUxxws have before referred The
peculiar which
ss y % ss disease which hsSs ssea
sn Of ar to % s Po s n be
who has recently been made 70 rejoice With exceeding
u evidence for the doctor. that we lay before
readers; /, e.si' '1a.- ra.tra
"Nxw YoRx, January ., 1854.
affection, which, after consulting with talented physician
had al The % NJ usually applied with
ease determined apply YOU having knowing
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m and v s M
knife which psIissaoa q
was fast falling x and d es ss n.aa s1 Of o s
of y relieving s s s d.s
nesh ie could uu wish Nigh. live forever to relieve
ellon and nay case silver pitcher
information in regard method Of treatment and
aYouis, very truly W. P. ALLISON, NJ. D."
win ha. The gentleman who write: Tee The above O
Gbrs treatment, VIZ can only advise our ieads M ana
themselves the wonderful he ehecung Sand
COUNTRY REaIDENCEs for rent.-I have for rent seve
ground attached each,
aied on Kendall Geen little more than mile norhsaser
from the Capitol. ~.
These spacious convenient, with cellar, wood
she'd and stable for each fexceent water at hand
and ia full view the Capitol. .
The approach by 7 streets, Delaware avenue and
fare, permanently established
twice between Kendall Green and t
Presidents Square, leaving at g. and 3 Returning
Centre Market where makes brief stand VI and "
O'Clock
Tt hundred dollars year.
YET open Inspections
by applying Wm stckney lives Cottage myself
at my residence, the premises.
July 9-df AMOS KENDALL.
The daily union., 1854-07-25

Tnw school OK Cumberland University. nj lsssnor.
Eeunesaec.
FACULTY, Abraham Carut,crs, circuit
judges Of Tennessee
Hon. Nathan Green, he supreme
of Tennessee
hon. Bromield L. Ridley, the cnacsIots OF The Sinto
JuSgs6 Carah.rs and Green their
ip tho school!
Plan Of nsirpcio,.i Day the
daily lessons IN The progress Of tho examinations
q Weekly OF law
dents suits on statement of cts gwen by he proes
sors and prosecute them through NIL he
iracee The cases are 50 framed as TO require em
Deeds willis and all Documents
denco Ia the trials Some Of
'upeme court, which is held monthly
yubhc the session. The
, jurors circuit Judges and cnnccors
facies connected with their suits
SessforsThe frat third Sep,
ember ends third Thursday February
the succeeding Monday IN Eegay, and
Thursday in Jn.y. W ~"
Expenses per standardization fee $50, conne.n
fee boarding about $50 Students books
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
tou required course
dors svaced previous required
mission There tuT regular classes. Students
nny time during the coegme year.
There IL moot legislature connected wih school.
Number OF students the collegiate eichy-siA
ROBERT T.. CARUTUERS,
Feb ll-eoy President Board OF Trustees