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TRHAsuRY DsrAEraEsr, Jam

TREASURY DEPARTMENT January 1854
Notice hereby the following described
stocks Of The uned States thai This department il prepared to par
chase time between the date hereof and The FIRST Of June
portions Of those stocks amounting the
million dollars hereinafter
toned, vii
In any contingent competition, within the stated,
preference viii be gwen in which said
stocks be offered The certificates duly assigned the United
States BY the parties who receive the thereof must
be transmitted 10 This department the receipt Whereof
price viii be paid compounded OF the following pacuian
J. The value, specified each certificate.
q premium the stock OF loan authorized by the OF
july 1896 reaeemabe November H. 1885, the
stock OF the loan authorized 1892 3sl
eembe 1862 OF fifteen aud half cant tbs stock Of the
loans authorized by the of 167 and lso and redeenabe
the former the 3st December 1851 and the latter the oh
june 1865, OF and the stock OF the loan
authorized by the 1880 redeemabe the 3 Decem
her, 1864, Commonly called Texan indemnify per
Sd Interest the par certificate om the lA of
1884 of receipt and settlement The treasury with The
allowance flor the money reach days interest
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts OF the Treasurer
the United States the Boston, New York.
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dtlsJune Secretary of the Treasury.
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The cheapest and best musical the world This journal
(Which heretofore published monthly its
h year January next and will published
other giving
price. number
contains sixteen quao four of which music
gees chants, dedication hoi-
day pieces, and, ho, of adapted
religious Worship public the home
OF which will be of practical
sung by ordinary In the editorial
OF the Review lin addition Mr. Cady
EDITOR gentlemen OF the highest and musical
experience among whom George r. VIM b. Bradbury,
Hastings, correspond
home and foreign complete The Review will also be
medium
by oil the leading publishing houses the Union The ubsctp
paper larger any
world rendering cheapest
hoped) valuable paper pub
iished, largely already circulation
Terms One dollar r copies for re dollars, al
n advance.
The alone would dollars the
Beside this,
essays, crincsm instruction,
dollar Every feeinga particle the OF
Sic subscribe,
Specimen receipt postage stamps
Address always post paid)
MASON BROTHERS,
Dec lG--d3t&w3t % Park Row, New York.
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PROFESSOR MoRsE's iNvIGoRATIRG ELIXIR. Oh Cos5
,ng s cordial into medical practice BY rea
chemist physician and traveller Dr. NJ Morse has for y, hss. an
by thai philosopher The natives OF thai remark
iaass sue II Of Ssy asus IN sa, ns
1ss Of herb o. pas. TO- which they chew and
IN e East, Professor Morse commenced experimenting With this
vsolanr elixir :, medical colleges
all the cities OF Europe the best preparation Tor the
cuRK or NERVOUS DISEASES.
convey adequate idea OF the immediate
amS', change which n e as
impaired by sickness the unsrung ana
The mental and physical of disease vanish 10
PRECISION and debility becomes new MAN. lie stands erect he
moves with firm ssp his mind which was previously sunk IN
and he goes forth refreshed Ieseneasd and conscious Of new
On The contrary ae ,hs cordial
The eSsh Tue and as ss1 to " nor
MEDICINAL wosDxK
q The nineteenth It's The mrs, scientific ofe Old
10 have no existence
srrnuLAsr THAT ENTAILS no nrAcrIox.
Its expended is the with opium alcoholic
preparations, and ali other The effect Of brief
hui ! exhiarani
ns oa s in mind lion Is
In cases OF neuralgia headache OF memory hypocon
liver ss%ps aa ali
hyssra monomana vague papadon Of The heart mpo
arising there reliance placed
only nialhe remedy
II
diseased" neurasa headache, vertigo, pain
will produce in an astonishing short period time and il
soesS Heapas study ~. o.
loss Of %e%a blood 70 s
thoughts ssfdsstructon insanity &C. II viii increase
destroyed and
Of pale complexion eonsptve habits by
The use q S Sos Two o % bloom and yo The skin
The common Of hose who have used this extract
credaous regard tried various medicines sold
% @ 81 spas
purchased cordial had faith
three weeks. q
distinguished physicians
Some said could not be this thing that
say !, complsisiy cured me-"
Another surprised AZ te effect cordial had
expense, besides of mental and physical sufering
FACTS THEMSELVES.
Hear what the celebrated and distinguished Dr. Wood Masa
chusets says of il;
WoRorsrER, June j, ls4s.
DEAR Itgves pleasure inform that
sn x N aS %s an
already looks like who short time since looked
scarcely regain strength
used in DE but we're Of no sheet
time my patient had some Of your cordial which eff
hul warmly whenever opportunity
my
had heard his cordial very highly spoken Of but was one Of The in
rily convinced 10 the
remain very truly, yours
H.A. WOOD, NJ. ID.
Dr. MoNsrSir: Some opinion Of
the nvigoang cordial
it, and prescribed
and must decided preference anything Of the kind
which both its medical virtues and
sonabe which much with its ef
confidence
valuable auxiliary
troublesome forms. all safe and valuable medicine.
BENJAMIN WEEKS, M. d.
BRooKLSs, N. Y, Nov 81 1919.
put up highly in bottles, with the
bown In the glass. and
SOLD AT 90 PER BOTTLES FOR S2-sei per DOZEN
Prepared by M. Morse d., by Charles H. Ring,
agent l92 Broadway New York. whom all orders
be addressed
Washington city, L. ID. Gilman Baltimore,
g. Hsnce No. l05 Baltimore c. r. Rogers Brothers, How
ard aud Baltimore Bennett Beers Richmond ygsia
lily
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Of America CHARLES FRoDsnAM
AralL Is, 1858.
The having been appointed sole agent IN The United
respectfully call public attention TO has and yaiua
fosna and styled his IL ne watches q The
M nee ~ mos %s as
peculiar of The train, by which
unvaled accuracy The great importance
o. US Improved watches Is pelss SsaH o,,s aass sseg
nen that The most violent eAe such as horseback riding Jump
peculiarly adapted TO railroad purposes. ,, :,
great 1851, styles contribution
chas fodham beang die stamp OF peculiar merit and IS be-
government awarded Messr Arnold Chas.
odsa The sum Of f3o for The excellence The principle Of
one Q frodsham's correspondents writes follows
Lospos, April 2o 1852.
SIR nave much pleasure ~ giving an account 2, me goa com
ys Mas S9 Inn s ssd sse a" Ss %s nd tn
under variety Of motion and climate This has
Per month, in the months
@ o ~ s e ss v s &c 5 %
and fifteen seconds Though not led by
character ofyour improved Watches which
remain, sir, yours respectfully.
To Mr. CnAs. FRopsuAn.
The undersigned has received The following,
watch purchased made BY Charles Froasa
servaions but minute and hl,y-hve seconds ,s
Yours respectfully, billings BhGGS.
To Mr.. SiMoE WILLARD.
BosTos, Sept 3, 1889.
The watch purchased made by Chas
Fodsha, London No. 1900 varied but thirty seconds
from months daily with your
regulator.
Yours, &C., ALVIN ADAMS.
Mr.. SIMON WILLARD.
undersgned permitted following gentlemen
who others have proved The exeeencs o. fodsha
watches keepers:
ENOCH TRAIN, esq WIN. WHITING, esq,
Il. G. BATES, esq, GEO. NJ. THATCHER, esq,
+. w. TiAYER, esq. DAVID DYER esq,
= EaE E. oss snR esq, sa na,ny,
The subscriber would respectfully the above watches
Mr. himself especially
the demands Of the American public in the great essential
perfect me that this and in beauty they stand
unrvalled.
addressed the undersigned will receive Immediate
| attention. SIMON WILLARD,
Dec 24-2aw3m SatAWed congress street, Boston.
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COLLINS, BOVINE, d CO. receiving from
their mandatory entire stock Of books
description and quality and prepared orders for
n:hng merchants oank insurance companies railroads. steam
shps nOtels with books ruled printed bound
desired variety OF stationery both
eign and domestic consisting part Engia French and Amer
socks patent and Other bosx plain adhesive
hsh Ink for bank Fsber drawing and other
pencils paper mace goods ivory tablets Rodges pocket cut
hankssSs gold silver pencil
ss and au bankers and
wallets, rosewood andleaher
writing and travelling desks English drawing and tracing
copying and nortarin presses and stands, &C., &c.
PRINTINGOrders for printing description executed
with accuracy and despatch, and reasonable terms.
COLLINS, BOVINE, h CO.,
branch Statoners' Hail.
Nov Sit I74 and l76 Pearl street, New York.
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E holders OF the following certificates debt issued by the
Stale OF Virginia, Tedeemabe eth March, 1874,
and afterwards within period exceeding fifteen will take
notice that ths commissioners tAs kiag Jd created
aei Of te general assembly Virginia passed the 2 day Of
deem the said certificates treasury OF the Commonwealth
aforesaid The holders Of said required the said
n day March, office OF second
auditors and, whether surrendered interest viii
on that day;
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A Fortune for 81.

THE mystery making money. Now, reader,
graduate yourself have within grasp the
instruction, by which make from 500
$4,000 year requires peddng, but
Of home and will materially with your
This and employment,
followed by smaies, capital
This agency receipts The
knowledge will be enclosing 81 tpost
paid j. w. NORTONa CO.
Circlevihe, Pickawny county, Ohio.
w6ws
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Dec l6-d3t&w3t
Lost Land Warrants.

NOTICE hereby that enclosed two land warrants to
~ NJ Clark, of Washington city, sell the
which have mscarried and lost One the
Of Henry No 239 for l6o The other is for AZ
acres 80 ,16, of Wm. Mcclure. the pur
warrants, which form by
and have entered the
Land Office, while make application tor their renewal
GREEN v. GDBBE.
ncc2
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No. 197l
Office extending the time of tho reservation Of
~
Cairo and Fulton railroad and branches the States OF MISSOURI
and ARE AssAs.
Notice hereby lands
Withdrawn from Market ordered be withheld from sale
Except valid until April
lying probable limits Of grant
tied granting grant
Of Missouri
railroad from point the Mississippi opposite the mouth of the
Ohio river Rock boundary line,
ton, with Fort the
nver approved February 1853 hereby
ext and Office
my hand city Washington This Esd Of Jan
uary, 1854
by order OF the President
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the Land Office.
Ian oI-IawI3W
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.--W. BAKER CO.'S
Premium chocolates and
premiums awarded by the chief institutes
and fairs Of the Unon sale by all the principal in
the United 6tates, and by their agents
Husssy Murray, New York Grant and Twes, Philadelphia
Thomas " Brundige BamOIa Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
WALTER BAKER, 4 CO.,
AD0-Aly Dorchester. Mass.
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District of Columbia, Washington county, % wit
Mary D. Renner, administrator bon Dan
iel Renner deceased adni-uutx aforesaid
appreciation orphans OF Washington Aforesaid
appointed Saturday, The 9Th OF January the final settlement
distribution the the In
all deceased
orphans OF Washington cty with
properly yonched they otherwise law be
published previous
o said 9Th day oi January
Test: ED. N. ROACH,
Register OF wills.
True copy--Test: ED N. ROACH,
Dec I7-law3w' Register OF wills.
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TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES Fon RENT,-Two new, egby
snatsd modern with marble mantels fixtures
eUnaning convenience for
Dvsss gentee family will be rented favorable
p1netusl tenant, application 10
= Il. N STRATToN,
- Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
side ss and 10th
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MINNESOTA and its Resources, o which
III pended Camp Fire Sketches Notes
PembinR and seikrk by
j. Wesley Bond
The following juvenile works for the approaching
Arabian Nights, profaseiy Illustrated.
by
Brothers Grimm; newly translated, with illustrations.
ATbcil beautifully illustrated
Leila, or the Island by Ann Frazer Tyler.
Leila England, Of or the Island.
Leila at Home. A continuation of Leila in England
Just received at TAYLOR h MAURYtS
Dec3 Bookstorc- near OH At
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BRUNSWICK CITY, Georgin-Large and peremptoD sale
Of building lots the runswick State of Georgia.
The propreo OF the city Brunswick hereby notice that
sale OF hye hundred eligible will public
Ogietborpe House,
January 1851 u O'Clock The win positive
highest bidder.
Terms One third cash. and The remaining two thirds in and
years. Tide perfect
The Brunswick hold
advantages
peake bay The climate healthy, Further
ncuar- with had the office OF the
70 Broadway New York. Mr. John Brooks
Georgia WIN. CHAUNCEY, President.
TnosAs A. DEXTER, Secretary.
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Georgetown Female Seminary Georgetown, ID. e.
THIS operation. pupils
admitted the family Terms for boarding pupils $500 per
session of 10 months, payable half yearly, in advance.
French music, and drawing, &C,
Day pupils from SIS to $40 per quarter in advance
Catalogues be had application principal
WILLIAM j. CLARK,
Oct 25-dinlstJan Principal.
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InPonTANT AND VALUABLE IrvENTros.

Glands AND CUMMINGsss BRICK MACHNE.--PATENT
~ Rhn far saeMichael Noursc Co.. OF this city, have been
apoca1od United the sale OF
practical be
machine purpose produced.
esy worked BY tho application OF motive power steam
clay empered and al
moulded seconds, the
manner, sxceling rnpdy of other machine
that known.
The Of the American patent is only delayed until the ma
Meanwhile, NJ NJ H. Co.
speculate territory and
. good title 10 the
paid their ONCE, OF 9Th and
streets, the Post Once Department. s&H
lune H. oOd1
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DIVE PAKLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE.-On
II sale al b opposite Exchange Bank
large assortment Of paro
consisting Of
Rosewood and mahogany icteses Broche-
Large castor and parIor chairs o mat
Mahogany walnut
Arm chairs and
A large assortment OF CHAIRS n aif-clot
Some beautiful cottage chamber black green, brown
white
Fine mahogany on wnrdrobes
Bureaus, bedsteads. and wsshstands, in sets
ment complete, a which viii bo sold reduced prices
Oct 2l--3taw6w N, NJ. kcGREGOR
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no ALL WHOM IN MAY CONCERN-The under

no ALL WHOM III MAY CONCERN.-The undersr ned
hereby notice that whereas the Oh day OF December
n
land, and
heirs legal representatives OF Michael
n
rendered during the said
mislaid and whereas 2sh
which duplicate been mslad
November 1853 duplicate
sod mnorsI now, therefore, publish that will make appca-
Office Washington
surviving heir Of said Michael
Congress entitled "An making provisions
satisfaction Virginia approved
les0. MARTHA PORCH.
Nov
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Collectors Once, November z, 1853.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby
IN given persons corporation
description
paid before 3 Of December
will be the duty Of the undersigned enforce the collection
by advertisement sale of the property according 70 law
Nov 9-3tawtd H. J, ROCHE Collector
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University OF Georgia,
rs, 1853.
The Of this institution WILL l3n January
elect mathematics Ill the
occasioned by the resignation Of Professor McCny.
without
delay. Salary 81 200 anpun, payable quarterly.
Applicants address the president Rev A. Church. ID. d.
the subscriber,
WM. l.. MITCHELL,
Chairman Presidential Committee.
2l-lnw3w TTnteL1
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EDwARp X COLLINS 4 co,
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, CO,
r. O. ROBERTS co..
Kings Arms Yard London.
a6 Rue Noue Dame des VICTORIES,
GEO. II DRAPER, naue.
The ships win not be accountable for gold silver,
'J"s are signed therefor and ' value 's'sn expressed
IoR sALEA story dwelling Georgetown,
slc buof the hes, material with lot attached Of
srn, Stable, carriage house, wood house, &C.
.sss 70 George s'''''' corner "''''' ana ''
Terms. onord e''a the balance in and sSy y months
Exchange Broker Hotel Buldngs, Washington. @.
4 MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston, by
Levi. Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly
4. the modern and convenence- TOR The
lion o., n travelling r public
II siowe Of Uncle Toms Cabin" Is exhibition
whchu Gallery PENNSYLVANIA avenue, near street. together
Win pss ga Of '0'''s ''' famous ''s' .
D n. HOOE 4 CO., wholesale Retail Dealer.
'asene aa0a and o.
Pennsylvania between h and 9Th streets Washington
' xss % -
NOTICE AND REMOVAL.
he @ s % op as &c S seon
new building as The one move oessped win be immediately taken
from the hs late place Of business viii be found.
usual large assortment Of books stationery every desp
and In order reduce his
to entering his he will soil much reduced prices
n. FARNfIAM
NBAn subscriber win he hind enough 10
cn settle their Of which
ing which Those by
will put the OF collector for settlement is very
important have business closed by that
make different arrangement, in my business.
July s-dtfn n.r.
MARBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Works.-The subscriber
wi inform his friends and public
his stock Of marble comprising Sienna
s Spanish Egyptian Iaan and black MARBLE richly
plain, OF best qualify,
which he offers for sale low for cash Also, marble
tob head slabs marble for window Iis
tells steps, and platforms marble li counter table
oar calcined plaster 81 so per barrel,
Of Connecticut New
suitable for building He invites the
and will
ssisfacon all who may favor him with their orders
WIN RUTHERFORD,
July 0-Nswem On street, between l2sh and iah,
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IN OF estate of Elizabeth Leigh, de-
ceased. orphan for baltimore cy, Maryland.
order Of The orphans aforesaid passed
December A. D. 1855 hereby given 10
parties distributes Of the Elizabeth leigh
appear sad before the 18Th
1854 authenticate their claims dis,buve
pursuance of the assembly Mary
lsnd Of 1896, chapter 49,
CUMR'D u. HOLLlNa,
9t-law3m Administrator of Elizabeth Leigh.
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hereby Simon Willard No Congress street.
L agent OF wAchQs United
OF America CHARLES FRODsHAM.
AFNII n
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IRON HEDSrEADS r--Comstoek, Bromley. h Co mann
fseurors, sales No. IS Leonard York. door
Of Broadway Common and folding
stesds Of all kinds Hotel hospital prsons fnmy
ohdens beds,eads always hand Also general
ofiron furniture, spring beds, mattresses
These bedscads all point
nratnsss and They
ercesdng durable portable any
may he addressed to
CoMsTOCK, BROMLEY, h 90,
No. as Leonard ST., New York.
Agent. wanted for the sale Of The above DESCRIPTIVE. circulars
wherever requested