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NnyCNDfRFtL pIsCoNFIy.--ISTERESTTE 10 Ia.
" DIES AND 6ESFLSx6S.-PRoF. GiRAuLT DEvi.
yiER svesns nearly half the globe Nps encounter
nF danger DEATH length
succeeded sbtsninE the noted Professor OF Chemistry
st Incredible by which the hair he cured
hand beautiful nature itself has o. to
be~ehinE rnsets that beautiful the head
the hair and beAuung and adding
TO those With whom nature hs, seemed be mc.
Of all lovely and Ring
amoug fashi, nab,e Of the cities Of the
Continent for the last i've With perfect success and
the unerminAbe and almost snpeThnan
.Secn, OF Prot Grsn ps'i'ie would probably
the world perhaps like the
meu cd Of woad have died With the sgns
tor OF the art ard only small portion OF the human family ts
Rngle that have
tlvated their thousandt.
The Recipe manufacturing this preparation for curling the
hair with directions for be had by Sc ding one
post pid, 10 GIRa VI DEyITIER, FdrEngt ~ 7rsnbuN
osnty Ohio wher. he has amid crowd OF
hiring friends receiving the blessings OF all that have used this
forwarding all Par ofthe United
stste those Wonderful receipts for Curling the Hair
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VIMGlNIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
" BSGBANAS, TCRAL BRiDGE LETING TON AND
ROChSRLDGE ALCA SPRISGS-Psnengers are informed
that the undersigned running daily OF splendid
Horse Stages from Buod' Depot the Virginia
Railroad to the sbeve named places.
SChk DuLE Leave Lynchburg
Railroad at NJ aud arrive Buchanan At O O'Clock
the evening Leave Buchanan morning.
and stop ~ hours At the .urd Bridge
bridge Alum Sp ings In time for dinner.
Fare from Lypchburg to Bu hanAn. 90
Do do do Natural Bridge. 90
b
Do do do Roeibrrdye ALUM .................. 70
Tickets. may b. procured at the Lyuehbues Depot
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO yIRGI



THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO yIRGI
MA SPRINGS
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
NINETEEN MILES STAGING THAN ny ANY OTHER
RoUTs.
The following entered between
Richmond aud Dsnve the Southde. and the virginia and
Richmond
Lynehhurg and 10 the Sweet White sulphur Springs
thu Rchnicnd Depot the and Danvis Rail-
road daily Ssndays exccpied at 6 o'clock A. NJ aud arrive
Lynchburg Rich Dsnvic aud the Southsde
Railroads O'clock M-stssinE the present terminus
souh.ide Railroad miles-dine
NJ take the vruix Railroad
= p M-sleep
morning dine the Mountain House.
the Sweet Springs At o'clock p. NJ White
sulphur p NJ the Salem
sPrur and thence the White sulphur IL miles,
only 81 miles.
FARE:
nom Richmond or Petersburg TO Lynehburg 50
TO Sweet Spriugs. I 90
" 10 White Sulphur Springs ...........S.... S ~
By order: R X HuGHsoS, Ticket Agent.
Tickets nom Rehmond be At the ees Of the Rich.
mcnd and Danville Depot only.
y. B. the souhse Railroad completed
he James River Canal point miles below nchourg
viii travellers si be taken Lynch
hGs arriving as before and AFTER that day there III. be only o.
GILES staging to the White suphur-bsinE 50 e LA, than by
.xAk..
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HpLACK CItAPE sIANyiIs AND LACE POiNTs. in store
p large stock q Black Grape shsu' Dak lace Points ADD
sai also, very rich G AMI 50 E Laee for Han,as
81 very low priess, WARREN 4 PERKINS,
WlO No, IA Eagle sqSars.
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w. Il. sEABRooK.
HARDWARE,

IN retiring from bqsnt eheerfay and re
(, REEVE BLAIR
Att n
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CHILDREN'S SHOE,
VpHOwN'S PIHE FLUID INTHACI ~.

ERF0WN'S 1.-THE FLIID EXTRACT ? t1G.
D LisH YALfRAN-This article, from Fngls
Naean Root by the Untet Society Of Shaker contains the &c
tive medicinal principle Of yaler puer simple and
concentrated state than other preparation ~ Kind
hg!y Teegmmeuded by number Of the medical pro or
10 Nervous Affections HyssTA Neural Sick
lesn' &c In nAuy cases where narcotic, tyne or anti
Ipasnodo required this Extract with great SUE.
cess and that without the
ing the use Of opium aud moTpha Pic; 10 per .tt
Tor heby ADIE A GRAY,
aulb Aplt oararieF M W
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SAMUEL L.CAYEI

SAMUEL L.. CAvERLY,
\" HOLESALh DEALER Drooms Paint d PAIL. and 1rh.
w Wood and willNw Ware BA.kets Mat. oor,i.v. Til
",enns Matches, DC, 2os Greenwich street, New YORK
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mI,usi.tsra. e. M AZ. CoMrANY
3d.; % a Gss1ant Irn s price Of FOR6IGE G0ODS:
siLh skoCATELLEs and CoToLINEs. great variety
OF raIns and eombin OF CoorS which
CONFINED TO Our OWN sALrs an entirely ariel. S,p
Inure oPLoery, &C., whi:h combines amount
and MeHStss found In article used
ooois are made by the only Good.
ost Manufacture sale Dealers viii do vail 70
examine these Goods before Purchasing ~ 49, o"'N
orTIcE Co., No. 4 PARK PLACE N v
jelT-Sm-yAs
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;. " u. EfhNS.
store are pre- prepared q exhibit 70 our Gus.
fisin PLAID, Striped and BToosds siIt,
PAN Mou.isin', Gha lie" S and Barge.
Plaid an Tgarsd Grenadines aud Hernan,
s esSs GsS'ea c,1P ~, ia . I.
Embroidered swls, Mnsins. very handsome
Maltese Set. and Co lars
French Worked Collars and Sleeves
TSs:n . sn 40. 9D q @ % @
would particularly cali The Ladies; mhaS
NEW SPRING GOODS
nv y. PRICE O. have received ssrse portion their
g,Ds HPP s Sn gGod s sGS y invite attention.
MA Ssls I'D ssSSsa S"%a.; sif: '''
Tissue, S and s,reraS ., all the ns~.., style.
Rich Grenadines and HerDanis
an EaFc osas aaf ss saG i P SSS'F
Low priced Lawns. ginghaB,,4e
french EnbroderIes In great variety, consisting Of Collars
us.s, Poin! Collars oI@purs Plat. Lace Collar,
New silk and Lace NANTES
Mourning odJ, in a''orlmcnt and Family Good,
s,fi ana Ss i Il. pBo' article q 9.'RsR sa
sSERrHDEN,s" iionsE slIoYs.-4 t9il .,,oIimsnt on
1a for s s sT by ce;i ss sT0 S.s
RRn CASKS GHAHAM a WILSON'S LIME, hourly
nyis RIooN nAsKERvrb
y s s9s q ss g@s 6,! T s1 IT, ;,
rLoTE &SD T Hss P FEo%Fhb
SUGAn-b0 bb' coverings" Crushed; do do Powdered;
- landing and for sale by - $780, -
Joi6 DAVENPORT. ALLEN A co.
dAHANGEs26box boxes nice sweet Oranges order Jus,
~ received, for sNIs by
my7i LOUIS J. BossIEUX.
a y ~ 1AdhdA UYFHus hHINGLEoJ, daily expected
myi6 JAS. WINSTON.
WD T. & 4. sTUAHTts EXTRA SYRUP noLAs-
Hts sEs, Just received and for sale by
jc8 WADE W. WOODBRIDGE.
R1OyKTYI!.TITTT STNJ!T;s, Ic.-I,ISs and Tnsdj5,n,
Fh size Motkng Bird Cages elegant Japanned Canary Cages,
N jsiT i'' sac " ZIMMERMAN
ORICK-1OO "Ynurris; ]" 100 cases other prlroe
H brands, for sale by - -
A LPACCA SACKS WITH tRLvHr COIL.Hs.-I have
received smother supply Of desirable Coats
those 10 will do veil 10 call early at H. Main street
JsH VIM IRA SMITH
n ~ M TONS PERUVIAN aUANo.
u ONpdP 200 Tons MsIcan 1usno.
A,o Superior Pbophateo Of Lime, all Of very best quality for
sale by. ie2I HUGHW FRY a soNB
yNyO LOVERS ICE WATRRAnother supply OF the eel.
Double Ice Ptehers by far the zee
Pitcher offered 10 the pub Jost opened and for
myT BuLKLEY a cos. iH Main At
SSPADRS AMI sHOVEIs, AND MANUHE AMI Hay
- PORKsJnsi received Zoe ASSORTMENT Of the above
i'i imPOf'sr Of Hardware and Cutlery, No. % hsinst
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LIST or oirTs:

Reference In regard to the Real Estate Co.
Rea kstste Brokers' New York. (pos Win money
enclosed to be addre''edto w. H0LBRooKE, see'ry
sos Broadway, NY.
ma w s',s'
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SSutEIFELlN BROTHEHS a co., WHOLE.
lam street, corner Of BeeLman. " va
importing the leading DRUGS hath
IA EUROPE and the Hast Indies EnKI, Chc
& Ie,innery Tooth Nail and Hair Brushes, Gloves and
strap Paris and Trieste snongs Cork they ocrr ,Lsn
on e most reasonable terms. Orders per.-n or by
ItF'lNt 'ii"ir hrst attention. IeIS-I2u-Iyksl
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sstsGI, GADD q CO.'S EXTRACT OF
JAMAICA GtNGERNo family traveller should BE- viih
N relieves opprrsriono
ispiasftos. 1SrForra POOP, ohsnre Of water, &c.
EF Persons who Wish the Extract Of iANltCl Ginger Wic
possesses yAuabe medicinal properties should pro
Purcell Isdd Cos Prepared and sold Ia Richmond o
b. PURCELL, LADD co, Dmui's,
I'll n frsrt.
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HOOK BINDEHy

HOOK BINDEHY
BLANK BOOK NANUPACTORY.
UAHHs wOODHOJsR Ua,e H.sH 4 woopEoUsr) has At
taehsd 70 his Book Stationery and Piano Forte Establish.
BOoK BLyDBRY AND BLANK NOOK NAEUFlo7
And employing good vorkmsn he prepared 70 manufacture
$50 erior manner AL kinds Of BLANK SOCKS required by her
chants ants lnsuraOce Oces facories Railroad Companies
Cletka Of Courts 4 and to bind Periodicals. Book Bank Mo.
&c &C. dH@ 'ohfch 7eW he erecnted at rodsondbe rate.
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These vessels all Of the city Of Ba
more expressly for this trade and
paengers They commanded BY experienced
auahsd for the trade and Who will eIersns
modate They will be steam
may be relied on to sail promptly, as advertised.
Merchants Eing North, ordering
Ind TO htiri ship Line
taken " other EFFORT
VIII be made BY the Agents Rchmond
isfaotion ~' 800 '~s'''-
OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this Line York. be free
Of commission, New
any other Southern Northern ~
The vessel, will lie In Ricketts, In New York a,
Berth No. i, ooree House Slip, o Wall street. "
DAVID CURRIE RIchmond
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w.. 1920; zoos No one who should
ssIAATES, DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE and WASHING
IoNsfhREWELL ADDRESS just published heavy
paper ~ pages illustrated with Fine
vers, 25 cents ' ~ 49, -AP'' W.
considering the style In which is Book of the
As wen as one OF the most useful books published
'ne ru"isher. THos. rRERE,
So Nassau street, New 10 K.
N B. Reliable Agent, wanted above oot
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EerAII.ISIiED, 1871,
II ocaEsTER SCALE WORKS AND IRoN SAFE MANuyAo.

Sos Hay, Dormant, Platform countsr SCALES
Railway Suspension SCALES,
ne. and esAa,fu model Locomotive Lamps slsnai Bs, Let
's hAssase barross Warehouse Truck i
FIRE-KING SAPEs, '
e nom dsmpn proof against They have been
order 1850 ~ =" $3.50 'hHAho anu made 10
SALE RooMs-Iss Pearl Street, New York.
u,<., DURYEE FORSYTH
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no. prepared TO furnish Dealers these truly ee.b.
ted instruments at the Manufacturers
Instrument warranted fERolSAND, Z0GBAUM CO.
.Importers OF Musical
Aut-om-lSEl No 81 Maiden Lane N York
4 etS ~ MATEnlAis.-J.w ". THOMPSON 4
- Co., $40 Broadway New York. AMI r.ls,. IL
pasnerreotye Gases, ,ratus Mattng,
tertAls OF every description. >"N'' anu MA
NosAnd Johns O. HArri,on's and all other American
Cameras
~ paiect Aus-6miYASl
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splendid Of Richly Decorated Ylower va,es
small portion Of which being slightly damaged he
Country merchants, and othert In want would
Inc his stock and terms Of No. III West Main street.
mhl6 n N yyASs
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E-touLTHE HAzOHs-Af few Of these superior
O. ). srETON a Co,
Uis siEn Of The rirenar ssu, n Main street.
The daily union., 1854-02-22
Mr. clay and the Missouri Cempromiss

There has existed general misunderstanding oi
Mr. Clays agency in Inc passage oil the Missouri Com
promise His relation TO that becomes i'm
poan al the present tme when some OF the opponents
Of the Nebraska bill seeking TO strengthen and ioTufy
their opposition by representing him the author OF the
Compromise Of 1920 Some of the most nyeterate enc.
mics OF the Nebraska bill have pref ssed TO be aeua'ed
in ges, by their anxiety vndicate the repu.
ls,on Of Mr. Clay. II so happens that he has left on
record the conclusive proof that he did not consider
his reputation as involved in the Mssour-Compromse
question In 1850 he delivered speech 10 the Senate in
which he referred TO the impression on this
subject and stated the case II occurred. We make
the following extracts
.sMr President before into particular exami
nation however, that Missouri Compromise beg be
allows great error, merely in the Senate
bur the whole cnult, in respect TO my agency
In regard 10 tho Missoa C3mprome, rather the line
50 deg 50 min established by the agency of Congress
do not know whether anything has excited more surprise
In my mind, as 10 the rapldiy with which important his
torical transactions obIieated and out OF memory
than has the kno ledge the fact that everywhere
considered the aulho the line of SO deg 30 min which
was established upon the occasion OF the admission
Missouri into the union
..It would take much time TO 90 over the whole o.
that i'm portant the public affairs OF THE country
shall not attempt il, although have ample materials be
fore mo- derived from careful and particular examina-
ton Of the journals Of both honses VIII NOT occupy Iour
time by going into any detailed of the whole trans
ac,ion but viii content myself with stating lha far
from my having presented Proposuon The line OF 10
d1c 10 min upon the occasion Of considering whether
Missouri ought 10 be admitted The Union not
ROT ORIGINATE rS THR House or WHICH WAS MEMBER
The daily union., 1854-02-22

shiuton with which Illinois admitted into the Union
DID not ABOLISH slavery did not set liberty The slaves
lqen 10 the Stale, bat provided that HEREAFTER no
more should be introduced. II also provided that the
indenlufed servants" most of whom also slaves,
shoad be held to service for the entire period specified B
their ndenluTes
II then provided for the emancipation OF their children
AZ an earlier period than that prescribed in the territorial
law under which they were born slaves. The law, as
We nave already seem provided that the children OF inden
tured slaves should remain slaves for thirty years males
and twenty y-eight years IL females The constitution
shortened this period by the proviso tha the children
hereafter born OF such negroes mulaoes shall become
FAEE The males al the age OF twenty years aud the
females al the age OF eighteen years. Under this system
OF gradual emancipation the number of slaves in The Stale
continued TO diminish slowly bat steadily until the adop
uon al ibe new constitution in 1Si7, when slavery may
be supposed 10 have become extinct by virtue OF the fol-
lowing proviso There shall be neither slavery nor in
voluntary servitude in this State except punishment
for crime,n sc.
Now, sir, having vindcaed every position in my
speech which has been assaied by you aad established
he corectsess OF every material fact and allegation by
ncon'roverube records, trust may be permitted 10
take leave OF the subject without being placed under the
necessity, in seIfdeeace, 10 il again. Referring
10 ihese facts aRd allegations, you say 'lbese assertions
cast moying Teproach couAtry;" 'sif faith Is
gwen 10 them The history OF the country is made udi
cfoas; ~ shows that greatest men and highest
anconares have been for seventy years under most
ridiculous and false deusun,' SC. In all ths you will
permit me 10 suggest that you have fallen into very
natural error IN supposng that these we-aaiheDlcated
acts were unknown 10 all intelligent men. merely because
one oi sour greatest men and highest funclonalies'' IN
noiss early history remains Ignorant OF them 10 this
day.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, s. A. DOUGLAS
EDWARD Coles esq,
""" Ex Governor of Illinois. #
The daily union., 1854-02-22
By GREEN s. sCoTr. auo,,on..ra.
Feb 2l-law4w

ri OUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Monday, the 2hh instant shalt se O'Clock a M
TIE Residences OF NJ Clark the south Maryland
avenue, beiweca lUth and h streets CIark Drug
Store handsome assortment Of nearly furniture, viz
Mahogany aud spngsea sofas, parlor, rocking and other
chairs
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus
DO marble top centre, pier, and other tables
Walnut book lease and secretary lounge
Do and maple bedsteada and wa~hstauds
Feather beds, hair and shuck
Girur doles solar and other
China, glass, crockery, and
Gitframe mirrors, haraek, sc,
Three ply, inlrain, passage and stair carpets
Radatur, alright, aud coal
With good assortment of htche requisites.
Terms; All under S25 cash SIS,
daya, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
Persons furnishing respectfully
nure Of good quaty and naury and the sale will be well
worthy their attention.
GREEN s SCOTT,
Feb2l-d Auetoneerr.
The daily union., 1854-02-22
TO CONTRACTORS,
oryrcE or ruE counrssrosrn o, pvpuc pv,

OFFICE OF THE CoxstssroErR PUsIIc BUILDINGS,
............... ........ February 81, 1854.
w be received 10 this office uu Saturday.
OF A next AZ O'Clock, M for grading graveng
ueh OF Maryland avenue between
hdse not graded guveed directed by lie
Commissioner Public
Inc WORK to be OF the best character and be
eepanee o. me Commissioner such
inspect IT, and all that be done fst day on
October ~ - - "
The gayeng must be AT least depi at The
e of the street, aperng of gradually depth al The
SIDES. " '''
Security viii be required for the faithful performance OF The work
Any surplus earth from the grading deposited al such
place, within reasonable distance, the shall
designate. '
Pfopoers VIII state the price per cubic grading
per superficial yard for the gavens including gravel
tenas ~
D. b. FRENCH,
Commissioner OF Public Buildings
feb &e-em Sentinel, Star, and News
The daily union., 1854-02-22
Commissioners aaines's omcc.
Feb a2 ad

III persons claiming be heirsa devisees
u beh Spencer deceased, who resided in Virginia
died there nbou the beginning of the 1900 hereby noded
make knswn their aud relationship
aud before the 2Oh day Of March
the circuit court Of Petersburg, In the OF
Nei - a. The object oi the said is settle
aud eject Of the last will and
duceased, relation the
and divide the said real Otherwise and hn rents
and proh theeoi among those entitled In proportion
speeve interests For that purpose the undersigned
tced by the said court ascertain
Of all the parties interested said Eliza
beth Spencer, dneessed aud for
bhed tor not less an four weeks
a. might be deemed beet 70 call upon all claiming
tcTescd such heirs
day cerIatn 20 be specified in such advertisement.
+. r. GAINES,
CommsioRcf a Chaneefy.
The daily union., 1854-02-22
The National Theatre.

Mr. Forests engagement closes with this week, and
but few evenings for citizens TO enjoy his rare
performances. He has played 10 The largest audiences
collected together in engagement at the Nation
all and has displayed spirit and taste IN his
performances Tonight he appears in his great cbarac-
ter OF Metamora.
II is due 10 Col Matteson the popular treasurer OF lbe
establishment. TO say that his exertions 10 make the
audiences that attend the National comfortable, and 10
enforce good order, are Justly appreciated.
The daily union., 1854-02-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
BALTIMORE. Feb. q.

.-. BALTIMORE, Feb, 81
The snowstorm, the deepest which has been for many
years interrupts all modes of conveyance. except the ee
graph and some Of the telegraph lines are working,
No mails have arrived departed from Baltimore sncs
noon yesterday.
The snow snow ten inches deep a level and ia some
places il has drfted five feet deep; but the win
soon melt 1t away, the ground not being frozen.
Several trains OF detained between Baltimore,
Philadephia, and New York.
Nothing has been done in the Baltimore market to-day
All Is unsettled, and II is impossible TO give prices
The three and hall O'Clock train from Washington of
yesterday afternoon arrived at eleven O'Clock this morning
having been eighteen hours route from Washington.
The daily union., 1854-02-22
PARK benjamin, Esq.

This distinguished gentleman delivered last week at
the Smithsonian Institute very attractive and interest
log lecture on Fashion" By announcement, he will
repeat The humorous and sa,real poem Friday evening
next at Carus's Saloon Those who appreciate talent
viii embrace the present opportunity 10 see the imper-
sonaton and witness The exemplfca,on OF fashion in
one who has figured largely and avorably before the
public for many years past Those who desire 10 hear
Mr.. Benjamin will avail themselves oil the lecture on
Friday evening next
The daily union., 1854-02-22
sSow-sToRM IN OTHER CITIES.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Il The snow. storm in New York
Boston, Wheeling Psbnrg Buffalo, and other Cities has
been very severe, the depth of ranging from
inches feet All the mail every direction have
been interrupted
The Philadelphia ain has yet arrived al Baltimore
1t has board the Washington Greys
Business everywhere is giving place to sleghng and
ifolicking
The daily union., 1854-02-22

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MoLAssEs AT AUCTION -
~ On Wednesday the .2d instant, O'CLOCK on q A.
H. boagss whaI me cargo o. the baqae susan consisting
JsJ hhds prime sugar, part CHARMED 80 t#
40 bbis. choice molasses.
.,,.... EDWD. 8. WRIGHT, Auctioneer,
feo io-aii ..s. Georgetown
Df- Owing 10 the incIsmeacy or the weather sne
alb sale l. postponed al Monday neI 9Th instant
Fec 22--dtd
The daily union., 1854-02-22

IpeIps there Ia serious constitutional difhcuyi but
hat va waived before and might be sgan. But, Al all
,yents she principle or the othsr-not 20 have
ham applied alternately and every time against her"
The daily union., 1854-02-22
UNITED STATES MAILS.
losr orrIcK DsrANrAksr,

HosT oTrIcK Dsr.KraKsr,
febIuafy ~, 1854.
PROPOSALS for carrying mails
J. 1854 70 June So 1851 The following ia The st.isA oil
MAINE, NEw HAMPSHIRR, VERMONT, AAssAoausEfrs kaoDa
sLAND CoSSEoPcur aud NEw YoRK from July 1854, June
~, 1885, The 00wBg in Nsw JsRsE
MAHHLAHDi and ONO from July ls5 June o0 1861, Via
GISA NoRrH CARoLSA, sourH CAEotA GsoasA and FLost
pA viii be received A the Contract Once Once Depart
snt, Washington, ID O., until o. m, 10, 1854, be
decided April 25 1884, being established March
The daily union., 1854-02-22
Army Medical Board

The Amy Medical Board, which convened in the city
Of New York the hrsi day Of December last, for the
examination of assistant surgeons for promotion and Of
applicants for appointment in the medical staff Of the
army. adjourned sins dis on the 4ih instant
b. this board the following assistant surgeons nsmed
according TO rauk) examined, and found qualified
for promotion:
Assistant Surgeon William J. Sloan,
III omas G. Madison,
I" Joseph X. Barnes,
Levi n Holden,
Charles .. keeney,
. Robert Murray,
/" John r. Head,
I" Israel Mo~es,
!" John +, Hammond,
Elisha Bsly,
Georgs Z. Cooper,
{" Glover Perrin,
The board slso examined and approved The following
candidates for appointment in the medical staff Of the
army;
Robert S)uthgate, Virginia Robeu L. Brode. South
Saroiins Dewitt Peters. New York Albert D. MyeI
New York Nathaniel ;. Ctowe South Carolina Joseph
~ smith, New York James + Ghisen, Asfylsnd Pas.
SslA Qaitsn. Msrysnd; John Il Randolph, Louisiana !:
Isme' q Hsrndon, Virginia; George Taylor Maryland n
'ohn Gsenssn, Virginia George Hammond, Mary
,snd William J. L'Engie, Florida Bernard j. b. Ifwin
New York