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The Devotion Of Foreigners.

During debate in the United States Senate,
week before last, on the Homestead Bill, Gen.
Shields, in answer TO a question put by MIR.
Mallory. tsays the palley Spirit, stated that
majority of the men in the regular army, dur
lag the war with Mexico, were foreigners. And
Mr.. Butler, of South Carolina, who opposed
granting foreigners the same privileges under
the bill as Americans, candidly said that ethe
truth of history required him to state. that when
the officers of the Palmetto regiment were all
shot down at Churubusco, the flag of the re-
ginent ,cas tied around the body of gallant
Erishman, and acas fhus Carried ON through the
batfIe to Uictory."
Is there genuine American living who would
restrict the privileges OF any man, no matter
where he was born, who fought in the ranks Of
our army in Mexico Never did braver,
truer band than the handful of regulars we sent
to Mexico, 60 10 battle: and vet majority of
them come under the ban Of Know Nothingisn,
the new adjunct of Whiggerv Even the GAL
liant Irishman who tied the American flag
round his body and carried il before the enemy,
would not be permitted by Know Nothingism to
share all the privileges of an American citizen
Gen. Scott stated, during the late Presiden-
tial campaign, that foreigners had followed him
20 every battlefield on which he bad fought,
and that he never led braver men into action
The great Washington also leaned on tfe arms
of foreigners when he battled for his cduntry's'
Independence, and the patriotism ofa foreigner
enabled him TO capture the Hessians at Tren5
ton, an event which electrified and inspired the
whole country. We present an extract from
letter written by Washington TO Robert Nor
riS
ssMy army is encamped on the Delaware, op-
posite Trenton, where our foes are concentrated;
our wants are great-Sl0 900 is necessary TO
gain the proper information and place me in
position to justify an offensive movement a.
gainst the enemy; to you, Robert Morris, can
only look for assistance"
And Robert Morris, who was not born in this
country, rendered that assistance! On his own
note he borrowed the sum asked for by the
"Faihef of his Country" and the victory of
Trenton speedily followed. IF Robert Morris
were now living in the city in which he borrow
ed ten thousand dollars TO enable Washington
10 capture the Hessians at Trenton, the Wing
and Know Nothing Mayor of that city would
not appoint him Policeman. Indeed; there
must have been Know Nothings there at the
close OF the Revolution: for after Morris had
bankrupted himselfto save America from the
British yoke, he was imprisoned for debt.-f
the names Of the persons who oppressed him at
ter he had saved them from oppression could be
obtained, they ought TO be enrolled as honorary
members of every know-Nothing association
They are entitled to rank as Patrarchs of the
Institution.
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bill making appropriations for the removal of
DISTINCTIONS at Cape Fear River, but that he
had approved the same on the ground that the
obstructoDs to be removed We're placed there by
the Government ofthe United States.
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ARRIsoN IN IowA.-A correspondent of the
St. Louis fnteiIigencef, living at Croton, Lee
county, Iowa, writes under date Of the 18th, as
follows, concerning the appearance at that place
of DR.. Arrison, the supposed murderer of Mr..
and Mrs. Allison, of Cincinnati, bis attempted
arrest and subsequent escape:
Our little village has been distracted with the
most intense excitement since Saturday evening
last, by the arrival of VIM. III. Arrison, from
Cincinnati, who it is supposed, caused the de-
struction OF Mr.. Allison and wife, on the Goth
ult. 1t is reported that Arrison left debts 10 be
collected, and the amount forwarded in draft TO
this Office Expecting to receivesthe draft, he
called at the post office, and was supplied with
the letters that had arrived, one of them con-
tainlng the draft. From information that had
been received with respect 70 Arrson, some of
the citizens were prepared to take action to-
wards securing him. Accordingly, quite a
number started in pursuit. They found him at
bis fathers. who lives some three miles from
this place, but, from some cause, allowed him
TO escape, which he did in the most precipitate
manner, nothing definite being heard from him
since. The conclusion is that he has made for
his brothers, living in Apponnoose county, and
from thence further west.
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The Cape Fear BH.--In the Senate, on Sat-
urday, message was received from the Presi-
dent, stating that he approved and signed the
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Baltimore aud Olo raioad baltimore Wheeling,
etg ui the and splendid steamers ~ fhs
fhe Ohio, aadfhe stages to ZanesriHe, 9c.
expeditions thoroughly completely
finishing great Tree Tunnel and the road
OF travellers is confidently
and low fares The
stlpcndous and attractive character
The mail train Baltimore daily AT y
directly through Wheeling $3.50 n!es IN Ia ~ hours
GLIDING all sioppages, arriving there al OF day
Baltimore lay odgae
Cumberland, az mee proceed thence wheeling
incoming
m, daily me.igg Baltimore Wash
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Baltimore.
wheeling ubrvalied Union
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and down Ohio Gin
Louisville where for Nashville, &c., Oh
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ing further IA,
Passengers Tor prefer the Cin
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Wheeling the Ohio stage Copany excellent coaches
part National GAINESVILLE, and ieacl
by railroad
lind this agreeable route, there bring
places u
y- baggage through Washington Wheeling
no charge passengers luggage.
through the right lie
route) Washington Wheeling % 50; Cincinnati,
10 Louisville, Sl2.
Of Mr. Parsons, the railroad
Washington, aud Of The other agents Of The company
WA PARKER,
li--au General Superintendent
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE April 5, 1884,
w HEREAS by act OF Congress approved 27 March, 1854
An relief OF lands reserved for
eeer public lands (which have BEEN
Withdrawn from in OF proposed rail
and ho had td thereon to such hdrara shall be
entitled enplion at The ordinary minimum TO the FINDS
ovided
according and regulations be prescribed
secretary before the
that be fixed by the Presidents proclamation the restoration
of said lands markell
Public hereby direction of the Secretary Of the
Interior all such will be entitled the
empon the said furnishing Satisfactory
district ofce) settlement which the claim Is
pedicaed of character en'e the settler right Of
empo. under the provisions the 4 September ls4l
made by settler the withdrawal Of the land
purpose "deciaaon"
der be made ''be
may be fixed by the Presidents
The restoration OF said lands TO market
JOHN WILSON,
pl4-2aw6w Commissioner
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! a =. sALonoy.s Imnroy,m,nt 4, u,,n M..in,

1 q. v. sALoMOs's Improyrment Ia Brick Making.
patented April as ln5f by thi method OF brick
various we'll facilities advantages. of
MAJ combned IL
while peculiar generally
the latter avoided the bricks rapidly dried
but e delay and without the labor OF
fsccuent which they subjected ordinary
In the foregoing description OF
has been made TIE plum ordinary building brick
yious III by suitable construction aud pa,en
and moudbox, eqnay capable OF hollow
cornee, any other OF wel-snown forms Of hnek
Patent ishts for sale, Address
&c. y. ssLoNoN,
BIadensburg Prince Georges county, Md.
NBTwo hundred eirrcssed be one mia
ute, without removal May Ia dim
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
ARRANGEMENTS having been with the of the
IA splendid George Page Alex
Washington distance OF Fix mits, with
Washington following
schedule VIII effect and after Monday May g. 1854
Alexandra Gofdonsyie stations
depot, 90 Duke Henry streets,
O'Clock, arrival OF the boat from Washington, giving
board, arriving ofdo-S
qelocA connecting a. that place with the trains on the Virginia
Richmond, Charlottesville and Staanion
A uan r
Godorsviie before ~ O'clock the
Virginia Genital road arriving AeIan-
half past O'Clock, thus allowing with
leaving Washington Tor the NORTH and for dinner
board the boat t..#a
train from airxandna Waenton intermediate
Ai.xandra daily (suDdsy quser
o'clock, p. smrivng at Warrenton at * O'Clock
Tn Sunday, will leave at ~ O'Clock, a.
WArenlon Alexandra and intermediate stations
Wrueuon daily (rundsy excrp,ed) quarter past
O'clock, arriving at Alexandra al 0oclock,
On Sunday. win icaye NJ \ ocock, m
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N IL. CHAMBERLIN's Commercial College, located
". No 1877 Baltimore Baltimore Til.
object of this institution individuals
facilities obtaining thorough practical
young obtain
business weeks acquired
many years In any counting house.
The OF study embraces douh-eny hook and
tile calculations according
Practical penmsnshp combining rapidly beauty
OF construction Lectures mercantile law,
mercantile Subjects, beside many ether points
book bu1incs understand The
for compiei. the eight
There being applicants
botH,iay
diplomas graduate. TERMS
and have d circular forwarded by !
t3-tydSor
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~ ). G. meGUIaIa, Aacs.oneer.

4 LEGANr ROSEWOOD BoUDoR PIANO, SUPERIOR PA
ans plate s chandeliers, French china daner
DESSERT and ,a~e paquet liable service spsndd carriages and
:, sasnce esceency Dana, Peruvian min
isle on street. te,wsen ID and ~ Streets shall sell all his a
Elegant piano forte, made by
"Coliard Il CoIard,n London
Suite Of elegant CRIMSON boeaeie covered rosewood paor
chairs pao chairs. piano stool, ali richly carved
Rich crimson siis curtains solnes nc x,,
frames, with brackets tables, and slabs
Suite Of rosewood drawing room f.ilre covered
dansask, consisting large French sofa, two arm
Suite manoguny paror iurntue with yellow silk
damark comprising one lee sofa chairs,
suite a.sss curtains and sSss a, %aeS furniture
contrasting Of riea ee sofa arm rocking ehai ana lou"
Suite Of blue damask curtains, eonicc, &c. gt
set ss a s. and aa mar il e
, s %an,s e %ssora ns S%s sas"s'
Astral lamps vase, card receivers, mantei ornaments
Handsome beaded arm and reclining chairs plush
Mahogany cane seat lounges and camp ena, ~ nsnd.om
single iron %as camp s-d.tsads, with hsnsiuy
Handsomely, carved walnut French bedrteads
Beautiful rosewood marbie-iop dressing cabinet
R9s%osd a Sss' FsSsi . ssa. oe.
Rasewood chamber chairs covered with green morocco
superior hair and hutk mattresses, holsters, and pillows
Cherry and walnut cottage osds.eaas
Elegant tapestry and Brussels carpets
Brussels stair carpets, painted foorcioth
Splendid gil, chandeliers, window shades
Walnut extension liable, mahogany side table
Superior marble top sideboard, aaRere
Splendid French china dinner dessert, and tea sets
Rich dinner service OF Paluet comprising round and
ob0ng dishes, covers walters, casters, sala COASTERS
Crystal glass goblets chanpagnes finger bowls
Handsome gill dessert service, liable cutlery
Refrigerator, fire sets, &c
The above cabinet superior kind hay
ing made order in Paris, and but little used
At4 O'Clock, p M.
Span large bay carege Of fine figure and action
warranted perfectly sound, and kind IN harness
Handsome family carriage, nearly ....
Elegant French coupee built order by "Lawrence" OF
New York @stEs
phaetoD, but very little used
Set Of silver mounted carriage harness
carriage stable furniture,
$50 credit of sixty and
ninety days. bearing interest.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
Nav QO--d Auctiopeer.
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HOUSES FOR KENT.-I have for new conye-
III
situated street parallel with boundary street running
ridge railroad where
than mite northeasieriy from the Capitol.
These have from rach including
cellar woodseds
pumps excellent hand The situation
h overlooking railroad large portion Of The city.
tapto in full view Tho approach to them Is by
street Delaware avenue and street, graded and savfed The
generally good capable OF being made
Presidents square, by Of street, Delaware
leaving the
eight O'Clock, and half
the War, Navy aud Treasury Departments,
Market General Posi- Once and Patent Office.
peculiarly adapted for the residences OF clerks
inr manual labor garden.
will b. they stand, with large shed,
a outbuIding, the
OF hundred dollars aaLum payable monthly II other
be wanted they will be made, with due increase
OF rent.
Apply 10 VIM. Sckney, occupying house on the same
myself, residence, the premises
May 20-2w AMOS KENDiLL.
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IiNC pAiNTIbe subcriber having appointed
IA New Jersey Zinc Company,
paints prepared description
bic In Baltimore the eompanys prices and tho
The white paint l. was,cd pure snd l. unsurpassed BY any
other urtce IN u Is sold either dry grodnd Ia
The brown zinc made only from New and
extensively used iron other
IL is a cheap and economical paint.
The unequalied durable covering
bridges, consumption
II has given estre satisfaction.
All the manufactured company highest
ceruce important Improvements having recently
covered and applied In their and they
keep and fcsh reasonable
This respect they superior others In marked
JOHN SULLIVAN n SONS, Agents,
M. y II Hall
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Law school Cu,apessana University, Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, tioa Abraham Csru,her iste %
L judges of Tennessee.
lion. Nathan supreme cour
Tennessee
Bfomheld idlry, Of aala.
Judges Green dew
the school,
ofiustr,oiiorl. Day examinations tie
No explanations the
daily lesson n progress of the
In VIII
dents OF
and them through Nil processes
practice. rnquire prepare
denca trials Some by appeal
ruprerne cou, which u held monthly
public at The end THE students clerks she
ia jurors circuit Judges and chancellor, and In Official
paciues connected with thrir suits
the tuA Monday
tender, Thursday February THE
succeeding Monday February
Thursday in July
Frpsnses pc, advance,
fec them
VIII can bo had n Lebanon bookstores.
required complete the The
previous required Tor
mission four regular classes, Students
an during the collegiate year.
Number of studeats the last colcgai erly-sit
ROBERT A.. CARUTuEEs,
Pcb n--,oiy rfeshiant Hnafd % foRiees
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TRusTsE's SALE OF REAL EsTATEs-on Tuesday amer.
O'Clock, premises, by virtue OF deed
September 1885, and recorded 10 iber w ~ No
as sell lot No IN square 3o onnx 400 ies On
Third street west BY feet south u street .
shall sei lot No II, IN square No 800
o.ug iue 90 feet inches Canal
suee running back about lis feet 10 80 feet alley
Terms balance la and ~ months for notes
hearing interest," deed OF
! JNO. w. MAUhY, Trustee.
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
hfayI 6--eo cd AUctoneer
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Salamander Safes.

SaIamander Safcs.
EVANS WATSON, No % south Fourth street Pbilndepha
u (las No. 50 Dock sreet large ssso
Of their
PATENT SAL tMANnER FIRE AND THIEF-PROoF SAFES
Bank vaults and iron doors bank nd stores,
PATENT sLhrE-LiNED REFRIGgRAToRs,
Water hlicrs, zeal and copying presses Fairbanks platform
Hud counter scales.
patent powder proof bank locks Please give call
Reference made few Of the hundreds who have
q -
r. Msspder, IN see, Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
u. g.
Farmers and Meehsncs' Bank, phiadephis,ls safes
Uritcd States Fint,
United States Arsenal Sin Ritornia, In Philadelphia
United States Apprsisers once, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia safes.
Phisdephis, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Coupany
Philadelphia
Richard Norris Sen, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Rans, Winchester virrinla
II. Wood Pennsylvania nd
streets. Washington, authorized orders for and
Sales Of the
May s-2awty EVANS WATSON.
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[No. 5Os.l

[No. 5Os.l
NOTICE of the estsbitshm.ot n additional land
N ONCE a the Of MICHIGAN
the Congress, approved April no. 1884,
ied An establishing iand Office IN The lower
Michigan district for which IL he called The "ClfEgDYcAN
sr hereby declared and that the
said district BEEN located for present. o
~ United DUNCAN, in the
p southern OF
my band, city Washington this sixteenth day
Of May, A ID. 1854.
John WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
NAV 7-2nwfw
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Iiesdqaarte Regiment of Volunteers, ID. o.,
Washington, May ~, 1854
rIE assemble ground In front OF the
ua O'clock Monday the Ed inst for exercise
nspacu appointed Brgadier General r. q. Weight
according 10 law.
the
orders, their respective commands fully equip
ped be in iinr at that hour
officers OF without uniform, will
a tint's, Friday evening, at o'clock. III
by order Of Col. w. Hickey;
l.. /. MIDDLETON,
NAV I6 Adjutan
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Five araad Juvenils Concerts.

EVE gapd muscProf kemMerer will
grand nearly 400 pups also, Master Castle
singer from Philadelphia, will several bal
Tuesday May 10, the Temperance Hall
Washington city "Wednesday evning May ~ al Forres, Hal
Friday evening, May ~, At Lib Hail. Alex
na saturday evening May 30 the Odd Fclows Hall
Nasyyard and Nsuay evening" May ~, tbe Island Hail.
Etc.a ocl0ck.
Tckes % cents; children half price, s. u
hsylE Has p +
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lUUH brick ng- house,. SIKH street M
aeI have for sale four substantial aud webu brick
with bydsnt Of
yard The location very desirable residence prup
ey will he sold low upon early application
Apply JAS. 9. MCGUIRE,
May l7--eod6t Aucuoneer and Commission Merchant
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ny j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

lnXCELLEST FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
~ nuedonon Wednesday morning. May "a h. at 10 o'clock,
residence of gentleman declining housekeeping, on the
eide OF between 9th and 10Th Streets tthe flag viii
designate house shall sell excellent assortment OF uni
lure,
Mahogany French spring seat sofa
10 aud paror chairs
Do serpeniue card tables, light stand
Handsome secretary what not astral lamp
Walnut and maple seat chairs, rockers
Buff window shades, lace curtains cornice
Three ply and Venetian carpeting mating, rugs
IroD hat stand hall lamp, door mats #.s
Mahogany French and cottage bedsieads
DO dressing cabinet, marble stop wasistnnd
Hair aud husk mattresses, holsters and pillows
Chidis crib and mattress, toilet Gets
Walnut extension iable, clock
Cooking and hxiires, radiators, &c.
assortment of kitchen requisites.
CPS under, that credit OF My ard
days for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
r. s--The house Is for rent, apply 10 the aocionesr
JAS c. Mo-.UlRls
May 2o--d fucuonerf
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THxssuKy DEPARTMENT,
MAJ 20, 1854
by this department Jana
purchase United States hereby
tended but IL be observed In regard TO
received amer the LIST June that
addition assignment the holder distinctly
viii
treasury transmit The coupons, the In default
OF this day
interest ess om the lime Of redemption the lot July
ouy will be paid.
To opportunity distant holders avail themselves Of
notice partnent viii eorside PRIOR lie
benefit upon the being
. u maj
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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President Of IRvoniors' Protective Na,ion.l Union.
Mar Is-dly
pEIasi nElIsi BELLS i-For ohurcse. academies. fae

REiasi nEiIsi BEi.Lsi-For churches. scsdcmies, FAC
~ eambo1ts, plantations, ETC., made and
constantly hand by the ubcrbers their
bed and enlarged foundry which has been In operation
Of manufacture
thai their s have world wide celebrity for volume Of sound and
quality otone The prnreo have recently succeeded
apply the ~ loan moulding iron bell
which perfect casting temper and
dence excellence ~ bells they
cvrd January, 1854 tbs frs, silver neda') Of the
Worlds Fair New York, all Others from this
Try and Europe being IN competition and which the eighteenth
medal. besides
have and hand bells
weight furnish order chimes
States snd tsnsdss Their hsnnss comprising
valuable yoke,
which be the bell spring
ciappe rroicnsine the iron rsme ons
For steamships,
proved revolving yeke fancy hsnra In ass Of
furnished. We supply whole
improved vehsne oothsr upon
specifications being given. Old bells taken in erchara-
OF al descriptions made md
Beins Immediate ZION with the principal
railroad cshsi ovders
d--psch, which, either personally by Communication,
pectfaIy solicited !. ..-.-.s II. e. ...
A. MrNEELY's SONS,
Feh st-dly West Troy. AItsny CO.. VI v.
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January 4, 1854
Notice hereby given holders Of the
United this prepared
chase any the date hereof
portions stocks, amounting in the
million dollars the and on the hereinafter
toned, to wit
any contingent competition, within
preference will given in the order OF which said
may The certificates duly United
States parties who
be transmitted this department the receipt Whereof
prien will be paid compounded of the following particulars;
l. The par value, spec fed in each certificate
2 premium the stock Of the loan of
july 1885, redeemabe November ~ 1885, per
the authorized by the 6ia,
cebe 1904 Of fifteen and half per Of the
authorized by the Of ls7 and l64e redeeuabe
the the 3ist December, 1887 oh
June 1865, of per and the stock
the 1885,
beT 1864, Commonly called the Texan indemnify per
I'd the certificate from the Isl Of january
1854 receipt treasury with the
money reach Of days interest
IN addition.
Payment In drafts Treasurer
the United stntea the assistant Boston, New York
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct,
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 20-dlsJuiy Secretary ofthe Treasury.