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professional! Notices.

TT s. Observation-Disclosures to travellers,
u Issued BY J. B. MONIES Notary Public, No. IL War
Isnst Broadway. Hstualhed citizens as. prOdses
their certificates
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6aies % Anrti0u.
u C. T 1 o N N o T c K
THOMAS MANSON Ancsion ser

By Tusrs MonnELL, his .pseiJus SALES ROOM No 5o4
BROAD Way eoner Dusne ct
THIS MORNING. at itS O'Clock, BY Catalogue: Esgias
Fuu iture RoewoOc Piano-FOrte, s-xe Mirrors d.rfss-
ke &c. Tho public MAJ rely the qaAty OF the ateis
d so the aboueDss Of the sse bei5E positive % coss
run pr.,stg invoices. Ia IN. sale Rses0oi Par
lor in Rroesiee sud in Hsir Goth Use sood suttk
Efs.er- Oak Lbg Baokoase Extepson Tables Or.-'as
Bureaus ahstsnd Hs.And Center Tables Piano ires
snd Melod.on Mirrors vefy large coss $40 Oh
P-inDss Chair. in Morocco aud Pla.h retea Tee sots
Be.Ssed- Glib M.fre-s Deks Tshe.; number OF ch'ee
suite. ~ rt.msled Furniture ~ih Marble roos Rosewood
Dressing Bureaus and Wshs'suds This sale contains ysy
large yrery ~ very choice Fanare well worthy ottne
rube Ex.mne pI-vou. 10 the hour o. sac th norainz
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miscellaneous.

HEAVY FREIGHT for CHARLESTON.-A
few hundred Heavy Freight for the above por, may
be bad b. immediate sppiestion 70
sP0FfORD, TILEsTOs l. Co No 80 BroaSv,v
DkoPOSALS will be RECEIVED by the
i Twelfth WARD SCHOOL OFFICERS antI MON
DAY Dec. te4 o'clock p. NJ for the No Of
s7h near 4tb sv Farther aormatlon can 5, eb,.ns3
the Office Of the Board o! kdaexan w corner Of r.nS
80 - !: Z 3. Brow Bsows |cou'n
GUNNER CANDLES.-ALLAN. HAY & Co.
eort-us 20 manufacture Q superior article of SUMMER
CANDLES o. all siIes Warranted fall veishts ls ounces 20
the poaLd wor.. Nos So Il sad % Istsv
YEAST POWDER.-B. T. BABBYTT i. tia
l. or<insl irventor Of the CHEMICAL YEAST POWDER
Which prepSed and sold By him Nes G. snd u wUhins
thai tbsy e-< thai with the sSoye sans ca "
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- ADopTrON-An ORPHAN

vyaNTED fer ADOPTION-An ORPHAN
w s twelve ys; q ..s pssss s o. %a
Of syns eo'i'ely the charge
e.si c,SI 20 faulty Of liberal Cnrd'n. az ssy cream.
here she will euefnly frHoed under he in1asnces
~ - .s,n, bone and cherished dsushier nsy sads'
r ST AZ this ofhce
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STEAMBOATS, an1 Railrcaos.

NOVEMBER, lS54.-The new and splendid
IN steamer ALICE c. PRICE, Capt A Hausry, 10
sHREWsBURY. se, win ran from Robnsosst fisr, s'a
fnlfnua.
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Dmfinq Afa0emies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
reception Of pupils Who commence az time Lzdie.
and Children Wedn sdsJs and Saturdays at and
Gentlemen Weduesdays TLardsys ard every other Fri
day q, ~ NJ Prsctens Assemblies Saturday evenings
for Ladies and Gentlemen Monthly Soire. usual Circa
lars onsuus days bOurs spd terms Of Instruction BE-
had 81 the Academy sny line. win b sent BY poet
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Urp GOODS.
CIOIKSI CLOAKs. CLOAKS ll.-atio.
err eix A.. al srn.krnn respectfully invites -. e

|,IOAKSl CLOAKS q. CL0AKS 1850.
RUIPIS Ma ISL srusS~sy. respectfully tavttes tse
- ,.sis 10 -. iportstioas sad nsDascta7sc tor NJ
prsseat sesson, eonprisinE a. ssSr's sG. ..
TEN THOUSAND CLOAoo
~ TIE f5llo 1-nz exusosd nsry PIioesi =. -.
rro hoasa 3 superh e0ss s hsed c.s .''''''''S-
r.sn IvuSr-o 81 geb cloth sk heed Clysks
eisIr L4sared supsrh cloth sk oed Cosss
C tLocsaDs vury sh ellte ella ilost iosAa
T,, LuDd-d sspcsb Lyons velvet C0aks a. '.'s.''' -
t-s tho.u5 superb LyoEs velvet Cioaks
Five bundsd pc5 Lyon. velvet Coax ST.. ''''''
for, magnificent Lysns vsvei Ciosks ".''''..'e
givs 5nsArrS sp'ct did ssfiD cloak
Three hundred suP-rh"e s'iin Jioss
Ana an ssSlsss urotusiop Of cloth rspss
IT,. sah.crfher deens further comma az Unnecessary. So
the hish character Of the sOois 90 sse a. os
,hibmsi h .r,sSy vel kDown ADD ne woald merely Vac
IN e.ep.iou that ne shove St Be foand on nspecnoa
DC inc us"'''' w Gso BULPIN,
P.-i. Msntills Emporium. No. 81 broadway.
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MATHEW JoRDAs Aactioreer.
DY JORDAN & NORTON, Auctioneers and
ID Commission Merchspts, No. $50 Broadway (up ssirs)
between Pr.nkliD and LeonArd sta
The above have on and will sell at Auction ccumenc
ips Dee H. AID containing until the csa sge . hai.aed
from LoBdop and comprising wort, ip every depart
Ancient and Aodern. Catalogues ready
s.ts a o'clock
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s. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIE- va

Os AsPINwALL ard PANAMA RAILROAD-On
fUFiDAY Dec; s, aseock p 81 from pier foot Of Wa.
reb Sork River, vii be dispatched thu aeet steamship
GEORGE LAW, Capt O V. Fox, q. s n, TO connect 1t
Panama With The new and superior steamship SONORA
spare bost always hePt Panama to prevent deenoa
" OF accident
No Expss Freight received snsr o'clock the day Of
sailing
For passage .ppy at the conp.u,s oc., No II w.sst
"A J. w. RAYMOND.
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NTsp,TCH LINE for SAN FRANCISCO

IT,, .tss and Detention -Shippeu per clipper
.bp GOV MoRr,rS. Capt John surses VIII plesss CON
he Ter .;s,si. nv" ute ship has nearly he whole o.
her esso ensasrd and going r.dy on bord at Pier Ne a.
Tie vels Of our line anish their loading ID fses dsys
after coming Into the being e:. = f ID. Esot
lte iuEs dseosssed apply 70 SUTTON Co Ne 81 ws
o. Mesn EyGkETT 4 BROWN, Ne t5s tsAtss.
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]. KIDDING, AuctloDeer.
FURNITURE. CROCKERY,

Gc-J. REDDlSG will sell THIS DAY, ('Sedn-eisyD
a t och the Furniture &c in hoase No 81 3Sdst
Broadway Sale positive the goods must be remoyed
House 70 LET. Inquire Of FOWLER FRANKLIN
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A 9 TtrTLs, AnctioneeI :
ELOSING SALES of DUTCH BULBors
~ RooTS-THIs DAY, At No. II WALL. Al 10 O'Clock
100 lo Of choice H.rlsa Flower Roots from the most cel.
hI.t.J HiI-"5 J. L.. IN .r pnrehsseI, coz, prns
the beet ,escton OF named Bysen,h' Tulips Crocns, Lilies
Ac Ia he narhrt-to elose cohssnments.
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Acnses TO Eff.

STEAM POWER TO LET.-The whole or q
~ part ofths TWO STORY BRICK FACTORY loo feet By
50 feet, at ELlzABETBPoRT ~ J. Apply to
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brush wash the trunks branches Of trees with
this solution This simple process says Raspai VIII
speedily destroy all the vermn the and viii Ell
fectualy prevent Others from approaching In order to
clear sheep and animals with long hair they must be
bahed with the solution, well washed with IT. Raspail
mentions several trials he has made with this mixture all
of which have been attended with the most complete sue
cess and he recommends it very strongly TO general use
only say that If simple solution OF aloes and water
will kill drive away from peach and other trees IN
Texas and other parts of the South the discovery Will oe
hailed with pleasure At all events there no harm IN
trying the experiment French htre is little less tha
three of our pns grainme is the ve-hundredh part oil
French pound a little aoes if used at all Will thus go
great way Were troubled with ants and other vermn
in Texas (hr Kendall having large flock or sheep III
Texasl [ should certainly try Raspails solution"
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mise as 10 interference by Congress with slavery He
ready 10 sign the bill and then unhestany to carry into
effect this great principle Was the presented of
traorous resistance 10 the tugive-slave aw2 He Was
ready prompt and unhesanty to say 10 the officers of
tho government he law must be executed and thus to
sustain by force of arms, if need be- the constitutional
rights which he had pledged the country to support
With administration that has produced such results
what is there TO all who mean to oppose stern
sistance to the dangerous ambition Of the morbid enhu
sasm that would dissolve the bonds that bind the country
together from rallyng about III Opposition TO such an
administration to be expected The present of the
character as that which jefferson and jackson en-
countered No language whether designed TO belittle
to ability, to reproach Tor success, has been APP
piled to General Pierce that is more outrageous than
applied by the opposition, to Jefferson and jack
Both were held up by opponents unfit for the
station both were maligned as TO motives both were
pronounced to have lost their popularity Both also
counered opposition in the ranks of the democracy. JEFF
Persons party policy which he terms of cancellation,
estranged at first many of his supporters He urged
union liberal principles, with his opponents and for
this he charged with deseron of his principles An
other Of opposition he thus l80 describes Po-
cal adventures who have lost their chance of swndng
and plumber in the waste public money will
braw the breaking up of their sanctuary Another
disappointment to Office and this carried of
the brilliant Randolph But the country looked to
ures and because of these it sustained the administration
Precisely the same results in Jacksons time
Did not the papers TEEN with meetings of original Jack
men,, who denounced the intrepid hero2 Did not en-
supporters fall off in Congress Was he not vitup
rated much Jefferson But the people looked to
his acts the Of his administration and gave their
Judgment accordingly Though union of all the elements
succeeded in eectng opposition Congress- yet the peo-
Pile when time and truth had done the work with clamor
noby rallied to sustain measures that promoted the glory
of the country The intelligent constituency exist to
appeal to. When such measures have enumerated
that will promote the good of the country to be
searched they will make friends The democracy, and
indeed all good citizens viii ask with emphasis for the
reas,s why they should join in opposition to such
ures In ae time the democratic party will rally to sup
port President and administration faithfully
gagged in correcting maintaining, and strengthening the
laws the constitution and the Union And when this no
BILE organization which IN the past has borne nation
on so goriousy rallies unedy and rallies for the sake
of the country and nothing less than The ehoe country it
is its banner in VICTORY
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The eheopest comfortable and eped9as route 10 the
Whae SalphHr Springs, passing the Alum Warm and Hot
Sprfngs.
ARRANGEMENTS having been made with the Of the
IL splendid George between Alex
anda and Washington distance of G miles, IN conne1on with
THIS and the Washington railroads. the following
schedule viii after Thursday, June 1854;
Alexandria Gordonsve intermediate stations
depot, Of Duke and Henry streets,
o'clock, a arrival OF the from Washington,
Time breakfast board arriving Gordonsvie at 10Y
O'Clock, connecting AT that place with the trains the Virginia
hehmond Charlottesville,
Goionsyile Alexandria and Intermediate stations
Gordonsye IL O'Clock, the arrival OF the
Virginia Central road arriving Alexandria hafpasi
o'clock thus allowing time TO connect Win The trains leaving
Wash Nonh and dinner board the boat
Alexandria Wuenton and stations
xandfia daily Sundays eGcepted) O'clock
arriving Warrenton at 5H O'Clock,
Sunday will leave at O'Clock, a,
train Alexandria intermediate stations
daily Sundays excepte quarter before
o'clock, arriving Alexandria AZ half 9o'clock,
Sunday will leave quarter past u O'Clock, p.
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by j. &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

l,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY -sITuA
the Dstrc, OF Columbia Washington
~, made in the wherein James F. Halliday and others
Thomas Halliday Halliday William w Halliday, and Lydia
Iianlon deceased defendants the trustee apponss
ground lying and being situated In the city of Washington
as s " IN N On 70 lot as
Nos 8, 6, and in square No 49, lots Nos and a. IN
sas ad pa Of said lot being south Of a feet
4h by e5 feet inch deep Of said lot and
square 9o5 beginning said said square
South street "a feet west from le northeast corner OF said
% q ne
feet thence north ~ feet 10 the place beginning with the i'm
building; and 10, No j. in square ssd the
which conss. OF u ,wo story frame house 49,.
inches @ between and noh by 1903 feet
inches deop will take place Tuesday the 9Th day of September
1854, at 5X o'clock, p, mr. on the premises.
The sae Of lot No square No. 1885, which fronts 46 feet
being the of said and
with improvements be Thursday nh day
4na sss Of Of No. s and win
place Thursday 7h day sfsepteEiber 1884, O'Clock
m premises soul, between 18th aud 9Th
The of part o. square square sa5 will
take place said Thursday the nh day of September 1854
O'clock the Fourth between south
The sale ofot No. 6 in No 7o3 lots Nos and
will saRs place n Monday The m day Of ep,e%ber is54
O'Clock, at the auction store Of O. MeGue the
of Pennsylvania and 9th street west
above properly egty situated in rapidly improving
e CITY, and offers favorable oppsr.n 70 persons desros OF
The of sale prescribed by said decree One fourth of
s g. IN a"I Ss' BE- seud BY the
hearing interest from the day Of sale with security to be a
and Interest ID, the sales by The
will the property the respective rchasers in fee
property of the sale of which complied with
Win esod weeks notice. at tie risk aud expense Of
purchasers thereof All The
''''' ' - ' cHAs, $ YF Va cl,,,1 Trustee.
Aug Io-AawSds hnctionear
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Cincinnati, louisville. laiunupol Columbus, Zanecs, tlsre
land, Toledo, Chicago, and 81 Louis.
THROUGH points rail-
l. in Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington q, arriv Wheeling Ia
splendid incieser and Diuna
Wevie 40 miles from Wheeling; thence direct by railroad 10
Cleveland Toledo, Chicago Alton steamboat %
miles, Louis. Leaving Washington s, they will
with The spiandid Union Line"
Cincinnati Louisville, and for Indianapolis by railroad
from l.awrenceburg.
Through sold Louisville and Indianapo
Columbus by naionai
Wheeling holding through tickets lie
point and tickets TO Il. II.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
j. Ii. DONE
Feb 7--du Master TranspoTtaIiOn
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English Books,

DIILP ROLLO the Scottish Muketeers; BY James Grant
i Pastures-2 vols. in /. London. 1854.
Matrimonial Shipwrccks; by Annette Marie Maiiard
Shakespeare vols I" Railway Library edition.
Bnlwers Last of the Barons
Hscheega edited by Eliot Warbuon.
The Young Pnma Donna; by Mrs. Grey. Price 70 cents
RogueJges Guide through the United States. .
Mount Blanc rGj back again by Walter White.
Russia is; ~ by MUeli
The Lancashire Wiiches by w. u AinsWorlh esq.
The Rowing Englshman.
The Industry United ststes Marhnerg, sgntfcres,
and Arts
We are People There :" by the author of Caleb
stukeiey.
Fun--iIustrated; by Alfred CrowquiIl
Aug 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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LOH sALEA country residence, situated in immediate
vicinity of Falls Church. Fairfax county Virginia, sling
eighteen OF land, wood, dwelling house
Tor good barn, including
Sc wi
above properly within ride the Washington
Alexandria, and Georgetown, wishing spend
in the county, healthy neghborhood
would be a desirable
made accommodating.
Far further particulars apply 10
X. +. JUDSON,
July 30-2nw3w4 Fails Church, FaiTlax Co., Va,
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MAasHAL's OF Of fe Jaesas issued
III of the District of Co
umba for the Washington aud to directed, shall
trout county,
IL O'Clock the following All that lot piece,
ground lying city Washington designated
The of said city lot No four ~ in No three hun
70 000 together with all singular
thereon upon properly Walter
Lenox sold satisfy judicial No la March 1854
favor of BaZel Hall
JONAH D. HOOVER,
Marshal ofthe District OF Columbia
August B, 1854.
9-dtfSep
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lsy GREEN ~ SCOTT. Auct,oneer..

Dy GREEN y SCOTT. AuCt,onccra
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.-On Friday the 18th instant, shall SELL by
deed of trust from Charles Wierman tho subscriber bearing
the 5 and recorded the 18th September 1852
of Weman 18th street, New York
10 O'Clock, beautiful
of nearly furniture, viz:
2 large gilt frame French plate
IL fine rosewood parlor chairs
do reception chairs
do velvetcushiOned sofas
100 yards fine velvet Brussels carpet
One fine ainut wardrobe and hair seat sofa
and leaf table
Desk bookcase
furniture quality and
will worthy the attention of wishing
chase
Terms at sale. NATHAN SARGENT, Trustee.
GREEN Il SCOTT,
Aug I'D
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WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY.

Ms. T. NJ. Harea, Principal; Miss a. Haren and Mss
Jane "A. Hoskins, Assistants
rHIS Monday September
large and commodious building situated doors
Yves, of is Ms Haven has had and successful
peence teacher she has visited many schools
ofhe United Stnes and Canada for the OF gaining norma
il Is her purpose TO establish female seminary in Washington
which, for oougness OF instructions both in The sciences and
other in This District Airs Haven win receive
family, every paid moral
ua and physical culture and The utmost pains will be taken 10
serve them from The Of ev and The
French LANGUAGE VIII be spoken !" me family; s
aud I'VE months The scholastic will be ten months
exclusive OF vacations.
studies the viii be arranged in
four departments pupils will be admitted 10 that department for
The rs department, will embrace grammar modern
geography, arithmetic history pencil drawing music French
The second department; Arithmetic, algebra philosophy chem
y botany, physiology, Latin French, eatHe music, pencil
The department: Algebra geometry, astronomy. geology
Latin French literature, composition, drawing with crayos and
philosophy logic writing the foregoing branches, Ger
man, italian, Spanish, music, and oil painting.
Terms:
Board and tuition in Eng FRENCH pencil drawing per
% %
on painting and PAPER maehs work each az
spansh German Italian and The harp al teachers prices
Tuition for day scholars ternEneis and drawing 20 90
Payment viii be required for ooaIder half term in advance and
of prolraced sickness or by previous agreement
GuRLEY, Pastor Presbyterian Church, Wash
ington city.
Rev G. BUTLER, Pastor Lutheran Church, Washington city
Rev Pastor Presbyterian ChuIcb Lunenburg
Virginia.
N. Il. DAVIS, esq Lunenhurg, Virginia.
e. b. NEELEY, Pungoteague Accomac county, Virginia.
J. r. EcKsRr, Presbyterian Church, Washington.
H. WATERS rlainfed High School, New Jersey
Hon. MOSES CoRwIN, NJ c., Urbana, Ohio.
i. " BALDwlS, esq, Prest Board Ed, Ohio
Rev Jso HEDGES M H. Church. BTownsburg Rock
bridge, county, Virginia.
Aug i0-eod3r
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GisiiAI' yHHGU14B fLSE 10 THE WEST
40 III $500

Baltimore Baltimore 10 Whceng,
th tae large, and splendid steamers of ths
line The Ohio, dadthe stages to ZGnesc!c, Sc
s expeditions being thoroughly completely
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel road being IN
the of travellers confidently
and low fares The
s,upendous and attractive character,
express Baltimore daily y M,
through Wheeling $3.50 me) ~ 10 hous
Guiding soprages, arriving there al 3 day
passengers Baltimore y, lay for lodging
Cumberland 10 nies aud proceed thence TO Wheeling in tbs
morning.
TO trains, the leave Washington
and daily meeting the ears from baltimore al the Wash
Baltimore
AT Wheeling unrvailed the Union
just completed rone, daily
with and down the Ohio 10 Gin
cnna Louisville where the for Nashville sc.,
and New Orleans packets be taken by those
ing further
Passengers Tor prefer the Gin
parts Ohio THE West also i
the Ohio Stage Compnny's excellent cOacea
the National road Zanesre &c thence
by railroad s
Passengers Wellsvile Cleveland by steamboats,
railroad will also find this most agreeable route there being
places. 49,.
y Baggage through from Washington Wheeling, and
II charge transfer of passengers baggage.
with The lie anywhere the
route) washington Wheeling 80 5O Cincinnati, Sill
to Louisville, sla.
Tickets agent railroad station,
Washington, and of the other OF the company.
VIM. PARKER
May Il--cI General Superintendent.
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MALL STEPHENS, military manufacturers Of the hrst ordcs,
respectfully call the of and navy officers
superior work style of goods They have created
Tepouon in this Department. and furnish the most elegant
will successfully challenge greater reduction
We wish 70 show that privilege business
and susceptible of all of the despite the osgng
of antqunrans.
Cizops' clothes made to order in eieg4nl aye and latest
fashions.
United States days and banners made to order.
l2-2law3WD
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Round trip tickets 10 Warrenlon from Saturday TO Mon
Luray aud New Market will take the train leaving
o'clock Tuesdays Thursdays
urday, the
Passengers Iynchburg viii the leaving
dra O'Clock, Mondays Wednesdays Friday
meeting with The at Charlottesville.
White viii
Alexandra daily, with the stanton
Freight trains running daily, Sundays exeepedl
7, order w, II, BROEkETT, Agent,
luueI urlu Va
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"A IL. CIhAMBERLis's Commercial College, located
", a7 Baltimore Baltimore Maryland The osenshc
this reach individuals
facilities obtaining thorough practical mercantile educa
3 obtain knowledge oil
general business few weeks than acquired in
many in counting house.
The embraces doubeeny book Keeping, and lie
calculations according approved methods
Practical P.nmansp combining rapidly of execution with beauty
Lectures mercantile law,
beside other points
understand The
varies from Eve eight
There being vacation, applicants enter and al,
evening held at stated periods,
diplomas awarded who graduate For ternss&c,
nd ii circular forwarded by ,na l.
los
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SALE TODAY.
by GREEN a. SCOTT. An

BY GNEItN - SNUTT, AHctIONeeFs
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ARD KITCHEN FUR.
II ntuTe, Liquors. Bugges, Carrages Ascion.On
saturday, 10th instant, shall sell, front of store,
general excellent
the stock compsesa variety deem it unnecessary
10 thousand fine cigars
Also half pipes snd quarter Of fine brandy
barrels old MOnongahela Whiskey
peach brandy
and second hand buggies
good second hand family carriages
Terms cash. GREEN Il SCOTT,
Aug ll--2t Aucdoneers
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BY Ell e G II A p H.
Later Dom Udpana.

NEW YonK, Aug. 11By the arrival of the Empire City
have Havana dates to August Sth was rumored that
prominent official had been assassnated
A speedy change in the government was anticipated
Troops in addition those which have already come,
daily arriving.
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BALTIMORE, August II. Major John Armstrong; barn,
IN county was destroyed by lightning Wednes
day. The lire burnt up two thousand bushels Of wheat
enty barrels of corn, and all the and hay
muncaed to other barns and stables The machine shop
dsticry, Toulouse, Office with the thrcshipp machine
all burnt, and also the seeding machine Husseys
ing machine and all farming utensils. Loss $40 600
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Land warrant Lost.


LAND WARRANT land number go st6,
IL the l7l day Of January 1853, and to the
Cable, Washington d. O. and lost mis!aid by
There assignment said warrant notify all regis
location. And shall
apply publication Of this the Com
missioner of Pensions for duplicate of said warrant
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
MARrANaA, Jackson county, Florida, August 4, 1854.
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