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NokE q GALLAGHER, Iron Founders md nsn"-
Nv tnctners Of Wrought and Cast Iron Railing Ridge and
Broad street Philadelphia order railing for cemeteries
balconies public and private grounds &C Also, III kinds Of
mental and architectural iron work.
q would respectfully invite the attention q the citizens Of
Washington and vicinity railing enclosing the Lafayette
square This city Specimen drawings sent 10 DESTROYS Of
max
,ct araos
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Special Notics.
In compliance with solicitations, FrancOni
been prevailed upon given
FULL DRESS REHEARSAL
OF an the entertainments be given the opening tight
Hippodrome,
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Arm ~,
Commencing O'Clock (beng previous public erhb
inon Of the e'tsblh hmsntl Cor which limited number
ofadmi~sions will be issued AT dollar each.
and may be procured al Wilard's,
mrs. q. Anderonis, and al
the National Hotel.
~ Bso tickets viii be received occasion unless
expressly Tor the "dress rehearsal
Ap l2-dn
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NEW York. May rs53.-rhe undersigned has this day
~ ONCE No street, merchant Exshsnge
1or the transaction Of n general brokerage business
Bank, insurance. mining, government State, and
securities bought sold.
Promis-cy rc'e hills Of exchange, and loans negotiated
May la-dn EMANUEL r. HART.
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ICEi IoEiI ICEiil

THE undersigned his thanks public their very In
era patronage Cor the sis years. and hopes TO merit
unuance Of the same.
Having srepcy Of large eastern company will be
supply by and his the
such smaller quantities a they require through the
son, stated price.
orders received Charles so druggiss OF
syvana and John r. Given Co.. wood
dealers of 18th and Office Monument hill
or they may directed 70 through the post ONCE.
Marp-fnw2m mo. PETIIBoNE.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS a co.
No. SO Wall street, N, "
BROWN SMILEY, Co,
Liverpool.
O. ROBERTS Co,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
j. MUNROE B. CO..
~ Rue ho,re Dame des victories,
Paris.
GEO. N DRAPER, Havre.
gold,
bullion specie eey metals, unless bills o.
adng signed ereo the value expressed
JAMS
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THIs very large superb hotel open for the accommoda
of travellers The poprsto IN presenting their sstab
m,nt r pubhe patronage take the opportunity 70 say that
Union contains either mngnude cot
Of
uon; IL been proyements
business and ali the possible and
study Of popreto DO all that within them lies
NAL travellers and agreeable
Jan 19--d3m GEORGE MOORE A co.
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TUE attention housekeepers called Universal
Stone Jar Refrigerator with Waterman Patent Nenlalor
being decidedly The best refrigerator IN II
Fsngrd Thar each scie Of food entirely
and removed with facility. cold con
while, BY simple venlatrg convance complete purity
contents IL Insured
The combined refrrators render them ta
complete public They ave
warranted satisfaction purchaser.
complete Of all sizes hand.
Q. w, poTELFR.
Ap s-o aw3w Iron Han.
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FRANCoNps nIppopRomE.

HR exes ~ Washington and vicinity respectfully informed
that the enic esshlshment Of Mons fanconi having been
transferred from Madison Square, New York this chy,
OF grand representations viii be given, commencing
MONDAY EVENING, April. nth
Illustrative Of the
CLASSIC GAMES OF eRERcg AND ROME
NATIONAL SPORTS or ALL COUNTRIES AND ALL AGES
production Of which po-sss..d which
unsurpassed either In Europe America.
A TRoUP or EIGHTY TALENTED MALE AND FEMALE
PERFORMERS,
STUD or SEVENTY SUPERB HIeHLY-TRAYEp
HORSES,
osTRcHEs, PONIES, sTAGs, APES, AND REINDEER,
MAGNIFICENT wARDRoBs, COSTLY cHAmoTs
CARS, AND APPOINTMENTS,
Enable the management give degree effect their entertain
menn without parallel upon This side Of the Atlantic.
The convenience for visifcrs win
distinct and
might the whole interior will BE- brilliantly
To accommodate families md coinnu
day entertainments viii he given.
believed that the elegant and
viii especially commend
Buny The whole viii be presented
UNDER TnE PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF NJ HENRI
FRANCONI
Prices; Bor seats, 81 pnrquste, so cents pit rs
or Pun particulars In futurr advertisements.
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Circuit Court for Montgomery coun,
~, sitting as Court Of Equity.
March term, 1854.
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No 500
NOTICE OF the Continuance of the Land Once az
N Chicothe ohoIn view Of the
Chlicothc subjected BY
Office Columbus
against that removal the President
states. under authority given him by 7th
Of SEPTEMBER lsAl To proceeds Of
n the public sndn SC, has directed the continuance Chilli
cgthe the public
dsncti
Notice therefore hereby gwen te
Once Columbus, dated ist March, ed revoked
tbs Office will remain open for business Chcothe,
tpoTc,
my hand he city Of Washington, day
March, A. ID. 1854
BY order Of the President
JOHN WILSON,
Mar se-9sw6s Commissioner of the Ohce.
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DANIEL HEFFsrR, and MANY
ANN HEFrsER, his vile,
Us.
JACop JOHNSON and others.
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limited STATES Mail Lime California. VIA Aspin-
u Panama, 9th month, Ia FIRST
class steamships by the NAVY Department. OF not less Than
1900 tons burden, guaraniyng speed and sJefy.
The Panama railroad completed To obpo 10 miles from
Panama,
The transit from ocean miles rail
Apnwa obpo, and 10 miles of land transportation over
a dry recently thorough order single passenger
therefore, ia iI hoathe passengers
and their baggage being only transferred 10 and from mule
alongside the
There will be transportation in future this
The entirely free from sickness Of amy description
Reserve being always kept In port New York. PaDa
oil
The reliable.
expected passage the Atlantic viii be made
larry in days and the Pacific, in ~ TO l2x days
will Panama the after they arrive at Asp
wall. gs.-
Through tickets athe lowet be bad at the agency IN
West street, New York.
Jan 2e-du :
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DELIsi pELIsi BtGrLs r-For eburehe acaderolcs az

pELIsi BELIsi BEIIsi-For chuches academies, FAC
tories, steamboats,, plantations, made and large
constantly hand by the ubcrber at their old nb
enlarged foundry, which has operation FOR thirty
years patterns manufacture perfected
their world wide celebrity for OF and
quality recently succeeded
applying process loan moulding In iron bell casting
casting and
dence excellence OF their BELLS they
Janua, 1850 FIRST (a silver mcdall OF the
Try Europe being in competition and which is the eighteenth
medal diplomas that has been awarded them They
same weight and they order chimes
bells or kev
Canadas Their hnnRns comprising and
consist of cast iron yoke, with movable
arms md which the bell spring acting
capper proonrng sound; iron nme tolng hammer
STOP steamships,
proved revolving yoke, fancy hanging In brn bronze Of
any design furnished. supply whole parts
hanring rehang bells proper
specific being riven. old bells taken exchange
all made and
Being with the principal all a..
rectons canal river, orders be
despatch which personally by communication
specially solicited.
A. MENEELYs SONS,
Feb 0f-dly West Troy, Albany CO., N. ".
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Statement the Affairs of the Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company OF New York,
No. III Broaday for the Pear ending 3la January, 1854
Mel hand January 3lst, 1853, per balance
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ARRANGEMENT.
IN and amer Monday, April l654, daily trains win b,
this road, agreeaby 10 the following arrangement
from Alexandria Gordonsye and intermediate stations
depot ~ Duke Henry streets
the arrival OF the coaches Washington,
Gordonsve W O'Clock, connecting that point
the Virginia Central road Richmond Chslottes-
e and saunon, thus allowing road
without delay.
from Gordonse Aerendna and intermediate
will SOrdonssIe before ~ o'clock
rival the Virginia Central road arriving Aefan-
before O'Clock, thus allowing
with leaving Washington city FOR the North
Alexandria Warentan stations,
will Aerandra daily Sunday quarter
O'Clock, arriving Warrenton at AZ O'Clock, y.
sunday, will leave az ~ O'Clock, a.
Train from Waenton Alexandria and intermediate stations,
will Warrenon daily (sunday excepted quarter past
O'Clock arriving at Ale rapdria at 10 O'Clock,
ON Sunday, will leave at X O'Clock, ..
To Wauenton.. ~ 20
- cofdonsvihe. 90
Cbhrouesvhle -
stauhion. 40
sLynchburG 70
sLuray.. Is
New Mafket..s.. %
Passengers Lynchbur Luray Market win take the
train leaving Aersndria At ~ O'Clock Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS, and Saturdays.
Freight trains running daily, (sundsy oHcep,edl
w. o. BBoCKBTT,
hp 4-du Agent,
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STATES OF MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, AND KENTUCKY.
(supplementary)
posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
February 10, 1854
PROPOSALS conveying mails Of United
July 1854, nh, less, Inclusive, following
routes, 0f LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI KEN
lucky will be received the Contract Office Of the Post Once
Of Washington, Oth
1884, 10 decided BY the Goth April Is5 and
the herein specified.
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@0 ~ sxT@-.1R = [w.lGIHS gsZG@
Washington Branch Itatarond.-Trains Hum Fol-
T.
FAVE daily, Sunday at and 3, 3k and s,
Ia On Sunday AT 9, a. and 5, p.
The and only nj Annapolis June
ton and Relay the Others at all stanons.
Trains ai 3, aud ~ p connect with Annapolis
Do do 6, a. and 5, p m. do west
DO do and =, a, m. and IS, y, do
Do do do and return ! 20
Do Annapolis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l Is
do do and i 30
The trip procured Office,
and good Cor the day upon which they issued.
r. II. PARSONS,
July l6-du Aren't.
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VIRGINIA aPry Ror.'' and Muster Rolls Two
copies Of and valuable lists Of soldiers
For sale AZ TAYLOR MAURN's
bookstore, 9th
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by J. 9. Mcguire, Auctioneer.

by j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CITY LOTS, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
IA On Monday afternoon May Isl, O'Clock, my
rooms, 4 shall sell the following described lots
Square 500, lots and
DO ZIG, lots 3, 4, 9, 6, 7, 6, o, and 10
Do OH, lots I, 2, 8, 0, 10, IL, ~, II, and Is
Do Gal, lots 3, 4, s. and .
Do e62, lots 3, 4, 5, o, 2, q, 8, and 10
Do 942, lots 2, 3, 4, e, o, and 10
DO 9s7, lots !, ., 49, 10, H. 10, 49, 90 al and -.
Title ndirputabis.
Terms third residue months
bearing interest secured by deed
~ conveyancing Al the expense OF purchasers.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
pl3-d Auctionoor.
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RALrIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD FOX

Cacinnah Lo,rfs, Tnianopois, Columbus, Zanesri tlerf
land, Toledo, Chcoro and 50 Louis.
THROUGH all points the rail
Il road station in Washington
leaving Washington 6, In Wheeling
Winchester and Diurna
wesvlc, 30 miles from Wheeling thence direct by railroad %
Toledo steamboat -
miles, A. Louis. Leaving Washington At s. they VIII
with the spisndid Uninn Line" steam
for Cincinnati and Louve and Tor Indianapolis by ralroad
from LawrenceburR.
sold Cincinnati Louisville, ndsnapo
Cnumbus from
wheeling holding tickets lie any
point information tickets, apply T. w.
PARSONS, agent Washington
j. N. DONE,
7-dn Master Transportation,
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COOP LETTER PAPER At doil& per rssn''
ruled three bought personally in France from me
manufacturers by the undersigned, and just received
Mar1i FRANCk TAYLOR
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would
public that having succeeded filling several large houses with
Rock Greek and in making his with
responsible dealers for superior article he Is
price, supply
quantity required without change OF during
the
following places through the Office,
will meet with prompt attention
Patterson * Marin, Pennsylvania and 9Th street.
Gilman Pennsylvania between 9th and 9Th
W Harbangh, 7th and q streets.
Kdwel & Lawrence Pennsylvania avenue and l4lh street.
r. G. Mcinirc 7th aad streets.
W. H. Gilman Pennsylvania avenue and ~ street.
VIM Lord, 5il and
]. w, Marin, New York avenue and 18th street
Edw. Hall, Market Space, between 9Th and 7th streets
G.. Rdgeey, between 18Th and 10Th
Dr. j. b. Gardiner Capitol Hill.
H. NJ. +. King and 18th streets
+. s. Walsh Navy Yard.
G. p Wannal, York and 9th street.
l.. II. Homead Maryland avenue and 7th street.
w. w. Birth, Sd street, 10 Trinity church.
J. w. Sothoron & Co. Georgetown.
Families viii supplied by week month"; for the whole
Notice change Of residence, the office, instead OF to
the driver, will always prevent disappointment
Should mistakes neglect the part OF those delivering
given Office, will be Immediately attend
ed
kept constantly drug store, Of
18th which be had small quantities the low
market rates.
L j. MIDDLETON,
Office northeast corner OF and 18th streets,
and Easby's wharf
Persons wishing supplied will please send their resi-
denc and quantity day. the office of the places above
named Mar lf-lawlm
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Office OF the removal OF the land office from
" SPARTA, 10 ELBA, in ALABAMA.
Under authority OF Congress entitled An
changes in the location OF land oee March D. 1853
hereby declared and made known thar land Office
of the public lands in the SPARTA district Alabama, will be
moved from the Of SPARTA, its location ELBA
Coffee said State, the first April
Given under hand the OF Washington, this
hfy four.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President;
JoHs WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Feb l7-wl3w
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THE Diseases OF the Heart and tho Aarta by WIN.
Il Stokes
The Pcetcal Works Of VIM. H. G. Hosmer
Lectures on Apocalypse. ny DR. Cumming.
sepulohres Of the Departed ny Rov. v. n Anspach
6odeys I.ady's Book, April Just received a,
TAYLOR n MAuRyss
Mars Bookstore, oh IT.
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SrLESUID Warehouse for Rtps.-The spacious brown
stone building - feet front ard 27 feet deep and four soe
high, with fine dry cellar recently erected the SOUTH s'de q
avenue nearly opposite National Hoe
ready for occupancy The building constructed IN the mos, sun
santirl handsome aud - 30 arranged m
each be occupied separately The location one o w
In the and the roomy character
building with stories, makos peculiarly desrahs
furniture eahshnent wholesale grocery VIII be renea
separately or entire. Apply 20 . : -
J @. NcKELDEN
stree. north, between 9Th and 7,h streets vest
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GOMETuING SEw-In consequence Of liberal patronage
bestowed me Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor made
with Mr. Verge, artist from Lond
dsgusueopes viii be colorea with bniancy and dus
bity unaanahe by the method, and far
deicacy detail paintings
dsapp1ntent des invited
te In advance, and their miniatures will then be
made hour designated Metropolitan Gallery
Truckers store, rennyvsnia between ~ and 9th
Mar i6-du
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Presiden, Of Inventors rroteetiv

A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street. Vostont by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly
and
travelling public.
p~~t "a
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VALUABLE Rric,s Hons. and Lot at private sale
We will sell private sale valuable three story house
and lot situated on the south side Of street. between 1911
streets The house contains besides the
nands OF the Finest Tho
two feet r inches running back any
feet 10 wide alley and outlet eide alley
snbsfsnta brick building the back 81 The lot suitable for
wants. rooms wood and coal houses, aiahlcs SC.
wishing obtain desirable residence will
unsurpassed In is location by any Washington
For further particulars apry GREEN SCOTT,
Mar 93-9aw3y Auctloneers
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Persons wishing supplied will please send their resi-
denc and quantity The office of the places above
named Mar lf-lawlm
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Ap dt26,li
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I,uR EesseA commodioue four
side the Of y
,ns twelve rooms and has recently been papered painted
accommodating, and possession mnedi
a,es 49, Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
Oct i5-dtf
U~sIav shores Of the Black See. Ky Iayvr ence
i OIipbant Reprinted the third London edition.
Soul ny Ernest Won Nenehterslchsn, w. ~
Divine Vlndicared ny Rev. Moses Baiou.
Just received 81 $50
TAYLOR MAURy'a
hpb Bookstore, ness pth street
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THE SPENCER ousE,
Cincinnati. Ohio.

Jan a4-lawl3w
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broms.--w. BAKER co.
" American and Vanilla Premium chocolates.
which fret premiums have been awarded BY the chief nsiu
end fairs o. the Union for sale by all the principal groceries
United States, aae by their agents.
Hussey Murray New York Grant and Twells, Philadelphia
Thomas v. BrhndiRe Rsum0fe Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
osioi and =. H. Howell, Georgetown, u. g.
WALTER BAKER, n co,
Ap9-dlv
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Prices. Bor seats, 81 pnrquse, so cents pit rs cents
or Pun particular. In uturr advertisements
Ap Il--r
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sB- No man can do anything against his will
said metaphysician. sFaith," said Pat, II had
brother who went to Botany Bay against his will
faith and he did"
az The man who seized on opportunity is par
tculary requested to lend hand to take time by
the forelock. o.
~ The words that ''felI' from an "orators
mouth were taken up uniniured, and attached to
those that "hung on bis lips
~ Poverty wantssome, luxury many, and ava
rice all things,
eW- No man has right to do as he pleases, ex-
cept when he pleases to do right.
o. Nothing elevates us SO much as the presence
of spirit, similar, yet superior to our own.
sB- VIII is the root, knowledge the stem and
leaves, and feeling the flower
az 1t is curious with what moral fortitude men
can bear with the misfortune of others.
- The sun should shine on festivals but the
moon is the light for ruins.
~ Preaching is of much avail, but practice is
far more potent A cody life is the strongest argu-
ment that you can offer to the skeptic.
~ Wise men mingle mirth with their cares, as
help either to forget them; but TO re-
sort ntoxication for the cure of ones mind is to
cure melancholy by madness -'a -
~ There never was any party, faction, scot, or
cabal, in which the most ignorant were not the
most violent for bee IL not buster animal than
bloekhead.
50 Consolation, indscreetly pressed upon US
when we are suffering under atfiiction, only serves
to increase pain and render grief more poig
nant IHl f..sE ... .--.. ~
az Wnche tells story of boy on railroad
who initiated the whistle of locomotive so clearly
that the engineer had to get down and switch him
off the track
HAPPNEss.-A great means of happiness is a con-
slant employment for desirable end, and con-
seriousness of advancement towards that end
~ Some people make some strange mistakes
as to the nature of angels. They talk of women as
"angels" There's not a word in the whole Bible
about female angels. They are always Of the other
sex. s--e-- ~E
- A friend once visiting an unworldly phil
oSopher, whose mind was his kingdom, expressed
his surprise at the smaness Of his APARTMENT
"Why, you have not room to swing cat !" "My
friend was the serene unappreciative answer, Il
do not want to swing cat"
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message had given us philosophical disposition on
this subject, which might be very clear e some
minds but he Mr.. B. lflnst confess he had never
been able to UNDERESTIMATE He had been a prac-l
teal lawyer for ten years and he had never known
two cases turned out of court under clrcuristan
ces similar to those adduced by the Governor in his
message. His Excelency was q gentleman OF Tao
ent and of high position-but with all possible
deference-he (Mr. B. must say that he could not
consider him very profound lawyer; and he hoped
gentlemen would not permit the example referred
to in the message to produce false impression
against the present system The true cause of de
lay in law proceedings had not been reached yet
it was notowing to any inherent defect in the ys-
tenn but to difficulties raised by the tigants Them
selves-the one or the other party would not be
ready and did not want to be ready, or a witness
was SICK or out Of the way, some other accident
would putoff case from court to court 5And the
same objections will apply to the system proposed
by this bi--the same causes may and will operate
to cause the same delays The bin would not there
fore necessarily abafdge the proeeedings neither
would it simplify the practice. Mr.. B. went on
to sustain his position at considerable length; and
after an able exposition of the workings OF the two
systems, showing the advantages OF the present
system. and that the proposed bill would bring
about the very difficulties which it pretended to re-
| rnove-he discussed the propriety Of abolish
| ing the Courts of Equity, and throwing all the
business before the Juries Of the Circuit Courts
| He thoughtit would do mischief. The trainers of
this bill themselves seemed to be aware that their
| system would not work well, and they had prepared
remedy beforehand by providing for, new trials
to be granted ad infnitum, for any cause, for any
| plea whatever Asri O. 1.esa1 ~ 1fz
| Mr.. Bailey here gave way to motion to adjourn
| until o'clock, and the House adjourned.