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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamers.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
OFFlcI CONSTRUCTION OF LITTLE FALLS BRIDGE.
Washin ton, Aug asst 10, 1854

a,
- EALED PROtOsALS for the construction arr
~ erection Of the superstructurs corop,ete ~ .
timber b91dgs across the Petomac NEAR the slit .
Falls" above Georgetown, the labor and materia,
Of al Kinds together with the requ tie scafYoId,D.
to be included. will be received st this one, M
SATURDAY, the 9Th Ct Septe Aher, at IL O'Clock m
Ons abutnenr and two piera (of stone) are alreat
quilt, being 100 feet part from centre % centre
lou feet IN the clear, and each hirty-our fer II
length The leading dimensions aud accommad.
toos OF said bridge must thsi efyre be as frlfou
viz: Total length, 500 feet, ia two SPANS of 30 H.
IN IN the clear The area of the bridge must I'm
brace two carrisgs ways and two foot WAYS the for
mer situated within three fibs or truss frames. ar,
the latter exterior to the same The whole bridge
must be @ vered with suitable roof sheathed win
roofing tin well painted.
The proposals mu be &C ,ompenied with such de-
scrlptlons deiineations, diDsnsions DO, as may be
necessary to full and clear unde rstanding of H.
nature and character Of the various parts NJ n,
structure proposed; and must exhibit he prics n.
foot (al things include for every foot in length a.
the entire superstructure-Fis: 320-fset at which
the work will be uudertak aad the earliest date
not later than the first Of December NEXT at which
it will be completed
said proposals. must also be accompanied by cr-
denas, setting forth the character and competenc,
OF the Propos"r, and signed by individuals ofkuo
reputation, and by responsibl, indiyidpai. vii
are ready to enter into joint bonds become snrs
ues for the faithful iu1fment Of contract in con
foruits to the terms proposed and accepted
Payments Will be made in two equal instalmenfs
ths best, vheu 1t shall be mad to appear that Nv
thirds Of the work, Including materials delivered
inspected, and accepted, has actually been a.com
piished the second, when the entire structure. liz
Guiding al its parts ana appendages, shall hav,
been duly comp eted and accepted
Lbs entire WORK, in all It's parts, dimensions, d.
Sn be At ell times subject TO the inspection and d.
recton of the undersigned, or any other person sC
authorised = = -
All proposals will b. forwarded to the UNDERSIGNED
IN sealed snveloies, marked outwsrdly, Proposal
Tor building the little Falls Bridge !" under Gov
er to the honorable secretary Of the Interior
~ % =. - GEO. THOM,
Captain Grips Typographical Engineers,
In charge Of construction of Little Falls Bridge
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,Nt0RMAff0N f0R fRAefikRs,k -
.n1ay STEAM PACKET LIHK 10
, AlRfKKs 1n EzERY.

sEHM Canal Steamer @oongress" having been thor.
,oaIahiy repaired and put In nret rate order, h
NOW ready 10 resume hsr regular trips for the trans
portaten Of paasepgsrs and heht freight between
GeorRntown AID the above named point on the
most pleasing terms, 49,
Harperss Perry, on every Monday, Wednesday and
Rriday mornings, ct 6 O'Clock and Hsrper's Ferry
for Georgetown, on TUESDAYS, ThursdAys, and Sal,
urdsys ct the same hour, stopping at the diferen,
landings along the line, for the reception and land
Ing Of freight and passengers, going and returning
Passage tht6ugh either way 81, Shorter distances
ct the same rates per mile.
Fare on board She boat equal TO thst on any kind
of travel. pIe + BERNARD PURSEL, Cspt.
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ITO n EMBEHs OF CONGRE SIS,
Strangers and Citizenss-we sre
now receiving lot of Goods saitabie for the Psll
consisting Of ~ s''E ~ 1o14 "rt
silks Of all kinds g T. r Eui
French Mousselines, Mefinos u
sAlpscss, Bomba sins, irish Linens
Table D. mask, Dsmssk Napkins, Rlannels - -
Cassinsts, Clothf, Cas. imeres
u Gmghsms OF ali kinds u rsi3>.-- - .s,sLs
= Hosiery of I'll Kinds ii - zsdgoa -sS sd Z
full assortment Of Domsstics Of sll kinds s.1;s
- Aysr.ety Of CaFpeu 6f various kinds 81 20
The remainder Of our eu mn sr Coos VIII be sold
We cheap Some first rate A. Lawns ct q cts.,
Bstadfdl Calico on cte., bsftge d. Lafnes, 1. era
worm r. rBsSsgtt very chSar. .s
= 4 ~ "a e.. "a. ! Hall 4 BRoTHHA,
E-Sgz z)Itgg r+.Ata
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ScRUPLE:-Ser1Yulus, word in the
Latin language, signifies . gravel-stone.
in ancient times, when men wore sandals,
which were merely soles fastened to the
bottoms,ef their feet, gravel very easily
worked its way between them and the
bet, producing a very uncomfortable irri-
Tar,on The :" having scruples''' was
very easily transferred, by afisure, to
mental irritation; hence, the expression
" scrupies of conscience" when we feel
uneaslnesS from wounded moral feeling.
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EVENING STAR.
HE FUGITIvEs EXPERIENCE.

..----z,---sY CLIFTON W. TAyLEuRK-,
fY'e'' e1Pressis for, sn1 s.nsSv, K. Search, in
- Nc retef 10 tneie TOMS Cabin. &
NO" sader round me darki-s, de falsehoods III ex-
VI dem dcfaf lotmg Yankees de nisga's greatest
lsr'rsa N Boston fust wirar f,eeaoaiss loved, be-
DaI day hill der officerfor carrsin, out de laws;
ma Ifsosose Parker bsasphe mes against his God
'As" s q i B ssSss to freedom each day his
And hears some tale or darsey woe in ebry south
nu 6sfeheider's lone widows grief Of home he neber
sees. ~" 30
Oh. oh. oh. Professor Il. B. Stowe,
Ls7'-' u sosy dat you made, d,a oath, ~
You'll heber shade, you know. -.
Yd esss sa reachto Southern fields, dey neher see
of starving rtes, who at deir doors az vainiy fur
While dep are crying DER de lies OBJ Harris Beecha
pey canooS see der fact'ries filled with wretched
mess and woe .
And darkies dey deluded Nrrth, from masters kind
Despised and shunfd, fight wild de hogs in cutters
foEtheir iood , ; . - e'' 'H
ifue' now and den it seems as if some fugitive deg
lis fur de ritrol dat they los, without produeinp
Burns.
Chorus, &c.
DE poet says tits distance lends enchantment IN
And nlgsa's dat dc Yankees trust will find da, saw
ing tine;
Who worship dolrars as DER Gods make ,ve,sh
their only creed, -
Deit oniy stq:y The siickest way each oder for to
vi eio 20 me de sunny South, de land oh hearts and
hOnIpr,
lis ae1e de niesa's thoughts will turn, wlfere'er,
~,.si whsre'ey .hs roams, . ~ - 80 >
TN dere We find our kiRdest friends, oh dat We
nlggas know, - o. :.
aug dsrr We gally sang and dance TO mock Ar,t
Bcecha Stowe.
: H -i7- Chorus, &c. ----.J
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SUMNER CLOTHING

OF FINE QUALTTIEs-Citiz=n and strangers
~ wishing TO purchase Summer Clothing of I'm I.
srye and varied 81 the beg ming of RE season,
~hich we are now Offering greatly reduced in p,i
ces in order to run Of entire stock tssore tue
Fall trade
Clothing made to order.
We have on hand q large and fine assortment of
summer material in the piece, which we will make
70 order much cheaper than the usual eity prices
r,.g i..- WALL h STEPHENs.es.,...
,,f.-. -.t 49, Next IGOR to the lrsn Hall,
$751; Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th etc.
aug 5-tf ,..--.
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NEW Music received this vsek.-Ida Polka. In.
DANE Hard Road to Travel; The Hives, cousistnr a
variations on Thou art Gone from nv Gaze:a Grant
Ruseisn Msfch ysriations Golden Ring WAR;
THIS psrkiss Heart 10 ssd Few Days, and in addi
non sal, 70 vefiety OF standard and popular MUSIC
"usie DooKa. j0HNP. ELLIS.
my 10 Penn sva bttx.sp 9th end 10Th ~.
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Petiticn {
for partition
0Nsads.


=. =, 'mf Nd $751; - ,fa'1i-r
NOTlOE extending the time or re-
sale along the route Of the proposed RAuaoAD from
eaasvHPoRf, LOUISIANA, to VlcKsBuRa, MISSISSIPPI
Notice II henby given that the reeervaion of the
lands heEeto1ese vitbdfaWn from market and orr
oereo 70 be withheld from sale or entry (excepr fof
yalid prsemptiph9u ntiIthe zth day Of June, 1854!
oy notice dated December II, 1858, and living viti
In ntesn miles on athsr sd OF the rouas of the pro
poesd faacoed ae0vS usentto1ed, n extended 10 tn
term OF Elk months from-7sh instant. 81 - o.,
Given under ny hand lat the city Of Washington
this terxhld ofJune, 1854,
By ordet Of the President:
~ ~ 'h0 JOHN WILSON.
je A-slaMl8U = vi ~'Ne' ,
Il. EfIl y x 80
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CODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for August.
VI for sale at SHILLINaTON'S Bookstore
cir Jasper Carew, Knit, his Life and Experience
by Ches. Lever
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs Ann Stephens
The Mysteries Of Convent, by noted Methodist
Preacher
New editions Of Sci Smith and Quarter Races In
Kentucky .-,. r.
All the new books published received Immediately
afterwards, and for saIAst
sHILLINGTON's Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. ~. and ~ st., Odeon Building
iv 20-tf
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
= lESlbk BATHING. ~
COLUMBIA HOUSE, IT.
81 CAPE ISLAND. NEW Jersey

- ,Thisnsw snd popular establishment is nou
uE1open fbrthe reception Of visitors. II
The proprietof. thankful for the patronage be has
60 largely received, begs to assure his friends and
the public that the H0TIL in every department
viii be kept IN style superior to any previous see
son. Gas has been introduced into 200 roma
HassleFs celebrated orchestra hss been engaged ex
lusivey for this house, and many other arrange
ments have been msde tending to the increased
comfort and enjoyment Of the gue,ts.
Application for rooms may be made BY address.
ing the proprietor at Cape Island or to he suhscri
her. -TEf}TEk.,' -. L. HARDWOOD,
No II scuth Sd street, Philadelphia
N.B.-Axtsnsive stabling on the premises
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POTOMAC SASH & BLIND FACTORY,

MARTY opposite Capt. Pages residence.
ffNHE subscriber, having undertaken the Plauing
L Min business, is Row ready to manufacture to
order, Door, Sash, Plinds, Frames and Mouldings,
ana all other work appertaining to the same, and
trusts that his prompt attention and moderate
charges will secure him share of TIE Iatror age of
the public. JFW JORDUy
aug 14-1m$
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- --t 'fNo. SIS 49,. as-
. ALE OF Improved Lands I'm Alichi.
y gan csded by the Wyandetts An

Notice is hereby given that, under the authority
vested in this sfhce by the acts Of Sd March, ls4S,
and 18th July, 1862, the unsold portion Of the i'm.
proved lands coded by the Wyandotts on the l7ta
Of March ls4f, IN the State Of Michigan, hereinafter
indicated, viii again be osred at public ea Ut d.
rois Michigan, On Monday, the 4th dag Of -ss3tsn:
Der next.
By the provisions of the act Of the rash July, 1852,
the said lands viii be offered, subject TO the mini
mum price Of not less than two dollars and fifty cts
per acre, without regard 10 the valuation Of inprovs
ments. --r % .s..5. '-.--..
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4 Nsw SULPHUR SPRING. The Peters,
burg papers for some days have been
talking about sulphur spring just dis
covered on the line of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad near that city. It
was found at the bottom Of deep cut
made by the railroad hands 'just at the
commencement Of the curve across the
RoSlin meadow, adjoining Pocahontas. u
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LATER.-The token Of recognition has
faally bssp discovered BY aciose observer.
When one Know Nothing wishes to re.
cugmze another, he closes one eye,
makes an U with bis thumb and fore
finger, and places his mesa through it,
which being interpreted, reads
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FOB MOUNT VERNON.
>N- ON MONDAYS. WEDNE

ON MONDAYS, WEDNES
Il DAYS, AND FRIDAYS.-Pars
for the Round Trip, ONE DOLLAR; from Alexap
dris, rs cents.
The steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON viii lesy,
Washington at o'clock, and Alexandra at 81
a. q. b. r'' = -
Coaches leaye the Capitol for the boat at 81 r,
for the coach 10 cents
Persons wishing the coach to call for them IN
Leave their residences with George and Thomas RU
ker 4 Go.
~ Refreshments to be had on the boat
may loft ra JOB CORSON, Captain.
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THROUGH TICKETS.

Passengers Tor Luray and New Market viii take
the train leaving Alexandria, at Z O'Clock .. m,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, CONNECTING
with the stages at Culpeper, c. h.
@Passengsrs fer Lynchburg will take the train
leaving Alexsndria at ] O'Clock, Q. n, on Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, connecting with th,
stages at Charlottesville.
wi Il take the train leaving Alexandria daily, COD
meeting with the stages at Staunton.
Freight Trains are running daily, (sundsy q
oeftsd) ..fr =
Per order: W. B. BROCK FIT Arent
Alexandra. Va, May 20. NAV 8l-tf
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BOOK BINDING.

,- BOOK BINDING,
IN oil Its varieties. n.stly executed, on tho most
L reasonable terms, BY ="
~ , - THOMAS TRIPLaTT 4 CO.,
Pennsylvania avenue. south side, I'd door
~s~---tfta ---~--- from tath STRAIT.
4 NEW LOT OF FINE EsGaAVINGS just 10.
IA csived 1T JNO. +. EhIIS'S
lr....- Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets.
jy Gs-tf a.
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-knOws--Notmnc -:

: .sgr Msdame Gabel, the lately Dis
ebvaed French operate star, has Just
slgDed an engagement for five years with
the Inanagsr of the Opera Comique and
Theatre Lyrique united. She is to have
10000 francs a year, and three months
leayG Of absence. The first year she be-
longs To the Theatre Lyrique, and after
warSls to the Opera Comique.
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FOB PINEY POINT,
OLD POINT & NORFOLK.

.eSA The Steamer osCEoLA leaves
washington every Saturday morning
leaves Norfolk every Sunday AZ 4 p m; stopping at
Old Point piney Point, and all the usual landings
on the Potomac for passengers
The Osceola will continue TO run to Norfolk until
the LIST of september. 9ej
Passage and Pare to Norfolk and Old Point, s. 90.
jy N-d JAS. MITCHELL. Capt
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PLEASURE TRIPS.

~ The Steamers GEORGE WASHING
TON or THOMAS C0LLYER can b
chartered for public or select parties 20 visit Mount
Vernon. Fort Washington, White House Pavilion.
or any other places on the Potomac river.
The scenery on the riser is very handsome.
For particulars apply 70 the President Of the 0os
psuy or the Captains Of the Boats, r--.
Schools taken at reduced prices.
-@ JOB OnRsON, 81
f-.l SAMUEL GEDNEH,
il e2m t-.f.. Oapta,ns.-
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SNIDER'S WINES
Il IT. PHIL DELPHIA

John v. SNYDER, Dealer In Wines, At the
u former old established Vine Store Of JACOB
SN1DRR, r., No rs Walnut street four doors be-
low Fourth street, where censunrs will be supplied
vita WINES and LIQUORS on the most accommc-
dating terms
JACOB SNYDER, Jr, Agent for the I'm
portation Of FOREIGN VINES Once No. 70 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation OF Wines
&c. from various houses in Europe, In quantities Of
single do zen and upwards; and also sofcite for bic
SON, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage Of
his friends and former customers
- All Wines ordered for Washington will be DE-
iivered by Express free If freight 10 Sly
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ITALIAN OPERA IN ENGLAND.-The first
italian opera ever performed in England
was produced January S, 1914, under the
auspices OF Catharine of Braganza, Queen
of Charles H., whose devotion to that
sryle Of music and exclusive patronage Of
foreign musicians did not increase her
POPULARITY in England, aom on, % d.. =
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VI The English papers are equally
dissatisfied with the demolition of GREY
town and the negotiation Of . treaty be.
tween Russia and the United States, 50
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UNION. REFECTORY.

Corner of Pennsylvania az. and Third ST..
~ ~ The Undersigned re-
Ska1 spectfully announces to afSH&
hi. customers and the xSA
- public, that he has laid
In fresh stock Of malt and spirtuous liquors of II
best quality, among which may be found fine Read
ing Ale other Ales, and Lager Beer; superior Bran
dies, Wines, Gin, and other refreshments His
iarder ia supplied with the best of the market in
season, served up s. the shortest notice, and his
Gsass are Of the choicest, brands. Thankful for
sess sSors, he hopes to receive continuance Of the
same. r B. SCHAD
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- THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, a new
aud superior structure for the purpose. just in the
rear Of Dir. schsd's on third street offers rare H.
duceuents to the loversef the pleasurabs exsrcise
Of bowling. 1t has three alleys, laid with une
qualed skill the best in the CITY, aud every atten
ton il given to accommodate gentlemen who On gage
in the sport s - So = aug lO-3m
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"a. TIE New. York Hippo roms, in
the presence OF many Jadies and gentle-
Hra, one arandsll ran five miles in twenty.
nfriemiuutes, two seconds, winning 5000.
"a. - So. = $50
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LU NJ B E r .

WE subscribers having established themselves in
L the Lumber business, at the old stand Of VIM
sird, corner of 9th and streets, are prepared to
furnish ell articles in the trade on favorable terms
hey solicit . share of puhtic patronage
q; js lb--~nh 10 RNa W 8AhRETT 4 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

l IMPORTANT NOTICE.-All persons in want of
l. Money can be supplied with all sums.
Cash advances on Jewelry, Watches, Furniture,
Groceries, and Clothing AL business negotiatei
strictly confidential. 49,. o.. -.
ISAAC HERZBERG,
Pawn Broker, south side Pa. avenue, between ~
md Sd sts, opp. U. S. Hotel 49,.
~ Store closed on Saturday until candle light
an 25-eo0ms
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GREENWOOD CEMETERY"

THIS beautiful burial place Of the desd having
L just be. dedcsted with appropriate ceremonies
os the purpose snow open for the reception Of the
Esmains OF deceased persons 49,. ~. -. -.
The MAusOlEUM has capacity for hundred
bodieh In which such friends CT the dead a NAV
spply can place the departed until they select sites
for the graves. - . ~
The plan of the insorporatogs is one of equality in
regard to khe lots, whish will not be put up publicly
or sale, (s:though they usually bring premium J
nsktns Toe early ssieettou Of lots tse most dssir
ooAV' - ..r,F. st lit
Until an Office ID estallishsd in the city of Wash
ington, spplicA tions viii be punctuslly attended
TO ut the Ir SAINT ocs in tho east wing OF the build
ing on entering the cemstssy-g
-, ,e.g 10, VIZ. s. HUMPHREYS
north Of the Capitol. "a d avg U-tam.
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BRANDY. sbAnKBERKY Col

- DIAL, &c-I have = few dozen b,ttles left OF
that very superi Brandy, recently purchased at
thsesls of tie Schwartze, on &c ,reetown Heights,
which were selected Tor him by the lste "Mr, Mon
taudon,' of this city, year two before the de-
posts of the U. 2. Bank were removed, aud hich
trict -sa'-. st r.
Also, har. just received another cask Of that su,
perior Maglory brandy. vintage 1894. One cask OF
pure grape juice Port. without Goubt one Of thu fin
est articles OF tina hind in the city. IS
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L. -.. q. PARK HOTEL, "a e..
This deli g htfui Suburbam Retreat.
"a On 7th, near Boundary street, So

- ID NuW OPBN FOR
o. - also THE RECEPTION OF 90
- THE PUBLIC.
the Prpprietcrs respectfully faform Their fieEds
shall be n the best 81. ia ~ % -
. The Billiard. Bowling, and Shooting saioops are
IN complete order. - : -
Psrties will be served with Breakfast, Diuner or
supper at short noto-, ana in the most approves
style. not surpassed by any house in the District
Fcr the ecccaclod .ton Of the public, Coaches OF
tbs 9nion Line will iesvs the corner of 9Th street
aud Pa. avenue every thirty min utes dsy and eve
ming. commencing at O'Clock a. m, for the Park
Hotel; stopping at Union Hall, street
cEE II = WILSON 4 HAYWARD,
'Prop'rs Union Hall, C st Psrk Hotel, Tth St.
aug 19-1m - =, -
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=
Wolfes Aroms'i. schneidam schnspps' !
Lavender Brandy f.-'h %. -
Also, lot of that extra quality Black Tes, only
so cents pct round. e. 70.
Very superior Olive Oils, Mustards, lelatines,
Pump in Fleur for pies, together with gene al
ssfortment of choice Family Groceries.
Goods delivered free. Il. NJ. P. KING,
Corner Vermont avenue ard street.
aug 10 st Johns Suusre.
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FOR BALTIMORE.

~E-h The Steamer 0SCEOLA viii re-
sumo her regular trips to Balti.
more on TUEsDAY MORNING, the 18th instant, It
o'clock.
Returning, leaves Baltimore every THURSDAY
at O'Clock p. m-stoppins 1t Leenardtovn, Md,
ST. Msry's River, Md, Kinsals and Gone River, and
the usual landings on the Potomac.
jy7-8ms JAS. MITCHELL, Captain.
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&AD-READIl

TILTON's PATENT IMPROVED GUITARS and
/ VIoLINe.-Ws have been appointed cole agent
foc Titens Patent Improved GUITARS and Victims,
and have Just received the fyst invoice, 70 which We
invite the Atten Ion of thos6 interested. IN u
Persons having old Guitars and Victims can have
this wonoerful Improvement attached by spplica
ton Ut our store. - - -.
.aidinsuupsuts taken IN excl epSe inr lek.l 7
y 'oH Pi..vssnunus, between tb Ind ioR "a.
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aEokst TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS
A CARD.
NEW. DRY GOODS STORE.

HrSdge &C ON0ryCf0t0n, d. e.
Tue subscribers having bought cut the stock Of
l. Dry Goods Of r. sheka!i, In The store room
forHerly occupied ny Myers & Bro her, will keep
constantly on hsnd large sn1 general assortment
Of Goods suitable to the which We respect.
fully invite our friends and the public In general to
give urs call before purchsaing else here
aug I5-E2w ANDREW GnDptR0 4 ca.
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EscAMBIA CIRCUIT COURT l
June Term, 1854.

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June Term, 1854. !.
:, Joseph q. Sierra Position
John Isabella Brosnaham TOT partition
&pitcafn 2frene Morrison. = 4Npk
pom tbs petition of Joseph Sierra for partition
~ Of lands lying in the city Of Pensacola, being
dssgnatsd on the Map Of said City, Lots or parls
al, 80, 300, So7, Ice, TO 1874 Isl, IL and g. 1t ap
pss.ing upon affidavit that Pitcairn and Irene Nor.
rson do not reside in the State OF Florida, III il
therefore ordered that publication Ebs made weekly
sdoin the State Of tlorida ons in the aty of New
York, and one In the city Of Washington, REQUIRING
thatsad dsfendants be and appear It the next term
OF this Court, and plead, snsv er or demurAto TIE
pro confesso, and heard ex p, rte. AZ Iaf
j. j. FINLEY, --------
: 4 -. Judge, Western Circuit Stats Of Florida !
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