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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03
Domestic ats.

NEW BEDFORD On hAsKEr Jan 30 -Sperm-Tne inquiry
for tbi article contnued brisk duog the week pA
We o. l72 bss recently lsnde, 1T 81 81 100
do 81 3d. ano rs dc. extra ID At 81 49, In Wesp ,rt
sale OF AGO bbs made At price not transpissd.
The atock Il reduced to Few parcss lanii AZ
from the Java, TO which, with 800 bols ~ W stp,rt,
b CHER prices demAs Tee Whals-rns brick i.Inan
noticed in last has tt continued during the past
week and further sales have be made TO the o.
1000 bbls 10 this market Manufacturers coming for
ward fer their stocks aud d. Ire manifested o.
holers to sell have caused decline in prisss IF
recesi quotations We quote sales for the ~ssk OF 100
bills Al oac,, 2s6 do At e2c, 1900 DO at 1910, Ice
90 in parcels at 6lc 900 TO- supposed =, 6o $40 do
ut eos and l2b At 59c In Holmes Hoi- lot OF 90
bbls. sod ~ COS delivered in Nav Bsdfori. Tn-
cargo Of 250s bbs ~ New York, r-osny isnded. was
reported being sold Friday, bnt tars received TO
day that not. but being offs ed a. 60c.
for the wsole cargo. The market cloves With
quiry, and vita fssiog with holders TO demand
prices WhAleb sne-Ss have NO sales to report
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE Market Feb. 1.-At market 1910 cat
te about SEQ bseves, aud lilo strss MsrSss Beef Ex
ira, pr cwt S. nrst quality 81 b sssood do. So 90
81; third co., IS 50 ordinary, IS IS IS dses, PSF
c~t. So so. Tsllow IS 30 So. Pets, 81 3, 81 SO.
Cal. SKINS l2c. PER ID. Rarreliug css s. IS 81 rs.
Veal calves, Sc %, 81 S. stores-working oxeo SOS
TO sls4 Cows aud CAIves-S22 TO $50. To, year old
ga TO s1. Three year old, $50 70 $6t. Sheep ard
LSnbs-2,Si3 1T niArks sass sos and hard to eisct.
unlsss as loss to the holder E,ra So rs to $40. By
lot. ~ rs 10 - 30.
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THURSDAY, Fob. 2-6P n
There slis hit i'm pIovement At the mining board
this morning. The sales not very large However,
with the exception OF L.hgh Znc which sold freely
closing 1t about 81 for cash. North Carolina auctuates
between az and 81. Conrad Hll is stationary ct roo
Ohio Lard and Maj BILE has fallen to the last ssls
atah. Ripley sells ut Al it did on Monday At
the stock exchange this morning 500 Gold Hill SOLD ct
25 Phenix Coal atl0 800 Cum5erlAu GOAL closing AT
3lS 200 Parker yein ato< Al tbs auction tAls thi.
day $50 ST. Lawrence sold at Oc and oce Wander
burg 1t TO-, and ST. st. LAvrercs Is daily offered At the
mining board ~ cents and vandeburs HIS bssn osr
ed a. 90 cent?, 4t cents, aud frAly as cents without
eicitipg single bid. For New Creek a. the rnlning
board 2x were bid for Ulster TX for Pcto mac, (x,h
div } 21s for Potomac, (as.div) 1iZ foe Boston AID
Pt,sbug lao, for Copper Fsls S. Tor North usria.n
es for Norwich, o. for Dams ls for Toitsc, llx for
Douglas HNughton, AZ for Winthrop az; for Nation
a. 80 for Eagle HArb.r IL FOR Webster ~. for Rosh
lard, Tx for somsh 80 for Cola IL s.
Re understand that Mr. stag yesterday elected q
director OF tas PtGoiK GoE Company ADD l. about to
the mine The foowiug exra. fr m the Boston Post
stocks:-
Ths prereut yield OK pure metal 10 the ton Of
metafsrous proouci ia the Esis, 1, II six
cent The average yield Of tbs CH Mo. last year was
Al per cent Tns average Of the svsnty tons sent
market ~ the Copper ts 10 per cent of uurs METAL
wnile tina Jield OF rae SAtOnki Gnu shipment Of
season Wa. cent. The yield Ct the lsls Royals
With Vel from twenty 20 thirty feet a. ep OF bar 81
work and small masses Ia 10 10 20 per cent OF al tae
rick ard coppe eSrsotet-tts Isle R,y,is having n
large masses involving heavy expense In eating MP,
and no stamp work yirl!ing . small yer csata,e.
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NIw YoRK Feb Ia 9. NJ
The past weeks flo 10 dry goods has beeo rather
brsker but without any ssssn,ix alteration Tbs H.
quy for domestic fAb,i has displayed greater life aod
these have generally reslz5 fall rAes-wosllsn prod 40
lions alone for exception. Such appear dull aad
heavy svineips downward tsndsscy, though ihs dsts
riorAop to which previously referred Ia a. much a.
present ipcr ed TO Tne eecreAs
Ing value OF the material and the comparative lack
Of buyers OF Manufactured. articles bear hard upon
holders Of the lattsr whose supplies are STILL to some
extent unbrokep, aod Ia . few Instances. CONSTANTLY
augmsn.ins. II gratifying however 70 perosivs the
IN the character o. the goods now upon the
naiket especially ~ apt TO tend 70 shield fsoors
from rious losses BY rendering unnecessary for thsm
TO To- their stocks upon purshassrs very sonders
BE reductions In prices for they cansot be regularly
sold during this quarter-sn advantageous tsrm-thsy
nsy be retained till another arrives without ex
IRENE risk s;l Is to be hoped that what Is At prs
here viii be disposed Of during the sprios and in
satisfactory manners conclusion which will PROBABLY Be
reached in most oases the wants OF the country ,houd
prove within the next two months near a. large or mr.
gent 80 Is even pretty generally Anticipated Do.
msstic eotons and all foreign productions ars more sscs
bic and tolershly Him.
Brown sheetnys and shirtpgs In good request At
steady rates The supply 10 not excessive and II en-
braces very small proportion Of the leading makers
Reached hseanss and shirttrgs in modsrats do.
ntae = general, uasitsrsd figures have 70 cLanx,
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F0I cign MARI cts.
PROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

PEsKAxBuoo, Ire 80. 1858
Sussr Is nut of the Chris tmas holidays
bit must We eey aud price, give way in week
Trey cost now, board, without frsigh
sion Browns S1sc 70 $40 per ID. whites, 10 to 4y<c
per II
FLOUR 500 bbk. from Salem per RrAz liam .heonsr,
There $40 ebls SALE and retail prices are ar
"a or American braais with prospect Of advance
IoDFsH sell ~ 900 per dram, up yards u 600
drums sale
kIcHASGs on london 2sd per 1000
Busasss is at stand and haely TO BE- so till about sth
to 10th x,mo.
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BATRIMONY.

NEATRIMONY MADE EASY .-PROFBssOR DE ALTON.
M European celebrity will send 10 address,
seipt plain will enable ladies gentle
10 win the devoted affections Of OF the opposite
their hearts desire Address ProL De Alton. boz
lag Chatham Iuare Pos, uhios.
MATRIMONIAL OFFICE, 80 GREAT JOINS STREET,
M corner Of the DO ry-rs wishing 10 form mAsf
onal alliance will End 70 her Advaa,sg BY calling
ADDRESSING rost paid Pre- wssf, who has opened
matrimonial whereby any lady or gentleman may
IN then partner for life without resortng 70
tie UNPLEASANT alternative OF advcr Using 70 their
viii e Parties mutt fcnd real residence business
refere e circumstances sclsisitcs 40 viii will be ca
cyd Ewrythng oorccrhins letters or interviews stsios
y e.aG1 nNA. Tsxms-Genn ~, ladies n0thlni.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.


THu EsDAY Feb. 2-sP. ~
The stock market buoyant to day, and qai's
speculative excitement prevailed At the board and 10
tho street All the leading iAnees In demand anu
prstty general improvement was realized At the irst
board New York Central Bonds advanced y per cent
Eicaragua Transit, n; Cumberland Coal u; New York
Central Railroad, NJ Erie Railroad, <; Reading Railroad,
u; Hudson River Railroad, II Michigan Central Railroad,
i Harlem l. Illinois Central Bonds declined per cent?
Psnnsyivsnis Coal, TX; New Haven Railroad, y. Che
movement Is decidedly Upward We would rather see II
gradual than rapid for 1t IL likely to be per
anent All the brokers want is an outside response to
the ensds to get up very active speculative
spirit The margin Is wide enough for important sd-
vance, and purchasers present pricssl must be pretty
ven convinced that they start at minimum rates.
After OF the board tho following sales
were made at q ction BY Albert H. Nioolay:-
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surplus. $S,43O IL
More money Is wanted to complete the equipment OF the
road The Of the expected to be
much increased the compilation OF the many extension
branch roads, in tho construction Of which they are
engaged
The State directors OF the Camden and Amboy Railroad
and the Delaware and karitsn Canal Company in their
report 70 the Legislature Of Nex Jersey give the Annexed
particulars Of the receipts expenditures k for the
year
CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD AND DELAWARE AND RATTAN
CANAL
DurI the two lines have been established on
the road The whole OF the road nirry Ave mues) he
tween Bordentown and Sout, AMOR esid Sib
heavy ra except four miles ,art Of ths IoA bs Seen
Boreentcwn and Camden has been reil d. 400 the res
I'm proved, On rhs road between Bortentown md New
Brunswick part OF the trach has been resd an seoni
laid NJ Trenton brick engine house 25s
by ~ feet, has been built ~ South Amby-one At Ten
tor 100 by oo-a POI Al Jsmssburg and other building.
at oteer places The increase in the value OF eqapmsn
The gross receipts OF the for the year 1852
fiom tho reads have bean ~ IA 2o7 or
ST. l45 143.xcsss of earnings $s9S 1888 49, There has
during tho through tne Delaware
karitxn canal $3.50 tons e25 pouoda of cosl
OF ~ COO tops from last yea the
Of plirt and becSuss he PulnsyvSa oansi
not n3yisaoe during mooth OF t1e season. Also
transported $780, 1872 cupic fee II timber IL coo 600 fsr
Of lumber lbQo f4S bushels ~ grsu feed s3 y
bbs If dur, "a TT tons aud O93 b. iron nns ~
passengers, ana ~ards Of ls3 900 tons IF
cDsnoie ia ID f.rs gorg there the STATE,
n transit duties SIS ao7 So
1h- receilts OF ths Gar 81 Conp,ny for the
s. 24S 80; ,xpsrdi es :or 20, sl5s 1854 30
-eycst. Of earnings, ~ se8 "a
The whole amount Of rev-nas TO tso safe from the
Joint pAbes 800 81, 0s7, b-Sg t69 III 81
from the railroad and ss5 0S3 - from cans, the
balance bring regular ana div d. ria the It
ovrel by he ate, ana interest the bonds OF tbs
companies.
The olosipg shows the increase aud dscrasss OF way
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ho receipts al the oas Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port to day, amounted TO e2i o43 "A; payments
go 6ei 9o-lsSvins balance Of 81, os9 4st TO
The receipts of the Erie Railroad Company for the
month II January 1854 amounted 70 s36s Sal H. xsAas
1904 15 o5 for the month last esr, showng 10
crease OF S64, a93 Go Tor the m tn this year.
The receipts OF the Hudson River RAlrosd Company To-
the month OF January, 1864 amounted TO s2o3 ao6 g.
against $50 oS5 81 for the month in 1862 showing
an Soi 70 for the month ths year-equal to
lo6 per cent.
The value Of merchandise and specie imported into aud
exported from this port In January 1853 and 1851
Annexed:-
COMMERCE OF TIE PoRr OF NEW YoRK-IMroRrs AND
ExroRrs.
Jonuayy. 1853 1854
Imports. SIS so7 a22 $40 2l5 $50
Exports. Observation-Disclosures. 4o46 6.7 $40 All
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Daring the next increase OF business pecei
from with st Louis, By the c,mpeticn Of
ths road from ferrs Hsu,e Vnosnnss and from Vocen
nes TO 81 Louis
InI spel the peon OF hs Belefo atsins and
Indana road connection bet Terrs HAute aud the
Eastern ont svn formed this road, and throush
re&nt ana PAsfenssf Arrangements we're imm soiAtey
made me rsc.ipts in July only 80 co., In Decem
ber they we're So 500 Owing the break OF gauge ~
x1noie, the freight trAmc s made expspsivs and
the copduct OF the Erie rioters sminhed the freight
osipts for Decemoer The break Of ssuse At Muucs s
rests under the preliminary injunction granted oy adss
NIsan but unls a. soon relieved viii be prssssd 10 de
eision at the higher legal tribunal
The sssessmsnt roll Of Ailegauy county, MARYLAND.
shows the OF county tax paid By the various zoe
and companies Of that region Tns state tax /. AZ
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OF importsuss 10 notice sens vhica sell $40 Wv At
old qnossona lively garry sIist. for drillr at pa
tns prices Si1shAms naa rvsdy buyers At iis sllko
for Manchester 1lb.o for Gla.gow ana I,a,.s,-r
Lars without vsiiA ION TIE Auciou sale OF the
Portsmouth aud dudley goods vas hsd day. /. wa
well attended, s,d Informed pas. OF With asir
satisfactory conditions o.usburgs are Is quickly
hor ght produced. ~hich leaves the market near,
End snsis'os prices Pstsg clio his con linus in
pr~ty active request At NJ form rates. Prints are uu
dspt and generally in fair csnAEd. but no. ds.rsr
Stripes and cks eratey dealt To- aud rule Aeoat
tho ssme
We aIp-x comparative s.Atsmsnt OF ths ship a pts
hence OF Gotten goods during Jauusry:-
lea9. 1850 1881. 1852. 1858. 1854
Packages. :. 374 CAS- 17l6 322 1895 2so
Wool. aabics, before remarked, arr apparently in.
az de presseo, thouk h In small quantities. fsir
Of several artcl, have besu disposed Of during
the week. 1T about previous quotations. Blsnket, nave
varied much Gsss remain very dull snd heavy
though willing To make slishs coases
sion In price ordsr t. rid CT portioc OF thsr
stock Ttse coo pieces sold by auc don last
incuctg Hamilton styles 81 90, s5c chiefly ~
zoe Too vAri. other qualities a. S5c a fair
rates d-rg the character Of the goods wht,b
the beat the several manufacturers Cloths ia
pretty pie sock but nos active request QiotAu
hoxevsr unchanged .eskiLs and 9aunels ~ nAin
~ previously represented jeans in mole Ae apiy
spc dems nd old prices Linseys exhibit nopovs -
lures TteIe is rather more inquiry for nousln -
Isiles former rates satinsts dull Asd dsprecl.t
log Desirable makes Of tweeds sought 81 er
and rule yer, nrm. Other kinds are partially neglected
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Soa sALE.

Zoo .i and fixtures Of an ola .nd web sstabli.aed
ne hsads he propror DESTROYS rstiring from bust
ne" and vi sci ats reasonable prise The fixtures con
s OF s'eem boiler pipes
no orvSs ssparau BASKETS boxes scishs aud
Al the Necessary utensils for carrying
buhe he pre,ens rriscip.lly in new shirts
snd esmssip 70 K FFor further part culAri inquire
u
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TENANTS r,aalsga.st.

4 HOUSE 10 lat, ~ sTaNg0RD. CT FOR PAR
4 uepi-rs inquire 81 GHAS. w. WATERBURY, 62sk
Broomeftrsst, y.
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L,oR SALE OR TO LxT-THE THREE STORY NEW
BRICK house ~ wsss Twsntysventh stresa with all the
m derD H. sements Possession mediately Also,
house No IS walker street. For sale four cts in Forty
nth stret peAr FIFTH avenue Also to let the Ave story
brboing t67 Br'Aavay Of Prince rect, and fns
store est iron. by 40 deep in tina part
Apply to StOUvENkL, 667 Broadway.
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noufE AND f. RNITURE FOR sALE.-PoSsE5SIo
IL in medisey ee,ires The three story brick house
70. 81 est twenty seventh itreet Min III
Bias fxues throushout aud other modern improve
all in sood order having oc3upied only YeAr
the and furniture including cirpet, oi,loshs and
all the bouteke,p utensils will b Ia gesher as the
family fbout q leave the city Price of she sO
D o. fuil psrtic aiars aprly on TIE pvemises.
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HOTEL For sALE-THE UNDl KsIGNED OF rERs
II for very fAvorsbi, term the City Hotel and
stables staohed occupied BY him situated st ts
Of Albany and seson streets lie the oy of Sew Bruss
WICK jersey very extensively AMI favor Ably knewa
asa psrti to the travelling community between New
rs Phsdeiphia for OF forty OF
she best hot SIS in the 1t now aud has bees
doing rate business The Wishing retire, will
sve will sAtisf, person
embark 10 q At He that 1t 10 rare opportunity lars
rten of the purchase oan, IL 81 ed rem sa
Boz mortgage The site 10 ndspu able For further
particulars Of the sgbs,rbsr tho premises Of
HALL
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brown houses, Nos O2 t. liz East rourtsentn
offered foE sale lease The all
,he modern improvements and finished in the test style
Two houses connected IL desire Price $ 500
etoh S20 OF which remain bond and mortgage.
mt 81 40 per year Address Brsw nstone Herald o,e
LroR SALE. OR ExOHANGa FOR PRODUCTIVE OR
productive FRO psrsy In this city Williamsburg,
bic tp emit property centrally located Twenty
INST isiDs two front and dve story
ng, tuilt. with Croton every hoor aud
in 10 cent apply to E. B. KINS iIAxK $40 Fourth
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DOR sALI-TlRsT CLASS HoUsEs-A TWO STORY
attic rnd basement briok house In Prince
WOOSTER three stry and basement brick house in
Prince; three story aud bAssm-
front houses West Twenty eighth street, thres
Sixth avenue. Apply to A. ssaGiANr, is Wall
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GREAT rRHOUGH LIME TO THE WEST
- U sSSzz57;l ifII;;:;al nc; Ejza

Baltimore Ohio railroad Baltimore to Wheeling,
Meeting there with the and splendid steamers OF the
Uniol ~ the Ohio, aud the aagesfo GAINESVILLE, ac
expeditions thoroughly completed by
finishing great Tunnel being
of travellers confidently
and low fares The
of siupcndous and attractive character
express Baltimore daily z, and
directly through Wheeling GEO miles, in Ia ~ hou
Guiding stoppages, arriving there at day
passengers Baltimore lay lodging
in Cumberland, us mes and thence Wheeling in III;
morning
n, daily meeting Baltimore the Wash
inson Junction. Dieter Relay House miles
Baltimore
unrvaiied OF the Union line
just completed this daily
down the Ohio to Gin
Louisville where stages Nashville &C.,
New packets, taken by those
ing further
Passengers Columbus who prefer the land Gin
Ohio and the West also h
Wheeling the Company's excellent c0ace
part the National road GAINESVILLE thence
by railroad
will find this agreeable routes there being
places.
y- Baggage Washington Wheeling
u o transfer OF passengers baggage.
through ticket with the right lie anywhere the
route) Washington Wheeling SO SO; Cincinnati, Sill
Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets Of Mr. Parsons, agent, railroad
Washington, and Of the other agents of the company
et''rS - VIM PARKER,
May ll-dI General Superintendent.
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k mo. bl5.1a

Notice OF WlthdraWnl.
pursuance ct order Of the United
bearing date the 5oth uluo tbs
the OF the nearly
Stale Missouri,
named townships
The Iron MoIntaH aad Msssypi River yairoad" have been
Withdrawn oai sale or for valid empuon claims
until further ORDERS
In the district Of lands subject sale Sr LOUIS
North Of the base line tAs mn principal msridtan
Townships % and -, Of range l..
NortA Of As Of the NTH principal msidian.
Townships 3e, 30, 40, and Al, OF ranges and q
Townships 80, 30, ~, Al, and AZ, Of range s.
Townships 30, -, ~, and As, of rsage u
Township 80, of rangee
In the district Of sHd subject to sale at JACKSON.
the base 'He and east of the h principal nseridia.
Townships 80, 81, 3D. 50, a. 49, 49, 81 Of range l.
Townships 20, 49, 81, 81 ~, 80, "a, IS, %, 81 range
Townships 81 49, 49, 3d. 81 81 49, a. 35 49, and 81 range
Townships %, N aa 3D. ~, 81 ~, 49, 81 IS, 6, and 81,
ange q.
Townshps as 49, 81 49, 49, 80, 81 49, 81, as 81,
and 8.
TOWNSHIPS "a, u.s. 2 2 49, 49, 80 81, a. and 49, range
Townships "a, 25 3d. FRANCES o. and TO-
Townships a. %, a. %, g. ~, and %, OF H. l2 10
and IL. H
Townships 81 a. 49, "a as 49, a. and 49, of range
Townships 90, "a, IS, 10, "a, and 70, OF range 10.
Townships 49, "a, 25, 26, 81, 2o, of H.
Townships o. 25 rs, and 81, of range H.
base nc and Of the nth Prinetpa! meridian.
Townships IS and 81, of range !.
The above townships Withdrawn
offered for ale which have
all been they within the reservation.
Washington, this eighth day of June, Dombi 1854
JOHN WILSON,
June 0-lawl3w Commissioner.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.

The cheape Portable aud expeditions roate 70 inc
White SaphHr Springs, passing e Aaha, Warm, and Hot
Syringe.
ARRANGEMENTS having been made with the owners OF inc
II splendid George Page between Alex
Washington, distance OF six miles, connexion Win
Washington railroads. the following
schedule effect and Thursday June l. 1884
Godonsvle and intermediate stations
depot of Duke Henry at
O'clock arrival Of from Washington giving
board GordoDsve at 10Y
O'Clock place with trains the Virginia
Richmond, Charlottesville, and Stauaton
Alexandria and intermediate stations
Gordopsye III O'Clock, the arrival of the
road, Alexandria half past
allowing time connect with the trains leaving
Washington North, board the boat
Alexandria Wartenon and intermediate stations
daily Sundays exeeped) O'Clock,
arriving a Wanebton al 81 O'Clock
Ia Sunday will leave al O'Clock, a.
train from Warrenon Alexandria intermediate stations
(sundays eSceped) quarter before
go'clDeks
On Sunday will quarter past 10 O'Clock, IN.
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DuRSUAeT decree Of the high cor,rs Of ehance-
~, Isabela Bird, widow, platinum, agilps
Charlotte ker and others defendants the claiming 10 he
Kin John McDouge formerly OF Loyis Coffee House
Of
by Thomas William Nicholson at nveresk near Nn.se
hurgh county Mid Lothian North Britain then OF Ber
upon nuisIp Park, uxbridIe, the
county MddescS esquire who died about the 18Th day
hsir solicitors, before the twenty hh
November in and their relationship 10 me
McDouge chambers the chancellor Sir WI
Page Wvcd No II New Lncon's I'm, Middeset
deau, thereof they will be perempony excluded from the
henc Of the said decree.
Thursday the seventh day Of December nj O'Clock in
afternoon, said chambers appointed for hearing and I'D
Judi catn- the claims
Dated this 7,h day Of August 1854.
RICHARD BioXhM, Chief Clerk.
ATKINSON T. PILGRIM,
Church Court, l.othbuy, Loudop Plaintiffs soleiigrs,
5-lam3mN
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD FOR

Cnna Louisville, Indianapolis, Columbus, Zanespte, Clece
land, Toledo, Chicago and 50 Louis.
THROUGH the above points had the rail
road static Washington
Washington "A. Wheeling IN
splendid nchester and Durna
Wellsvie, miles from Wheeling thence direct by railroad Il
Cleveland Toledo Chicago, Alton steamboat y
miles, 81 Louis Leaving Washington al s. m they vii
with splendid uniOn Line"
for Cincinnati and Louisville and for Indianapolis by railroad
from LawTenceburg.
Through Louisville, indanapo
Columbus national road
Wheeling Passengers holding through tickets lie
information tickets, apply IT, IL
PARSONS, agent Washington.
J. n. DONE,
Feb 7--du Master Transportation.
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Proposals for Stationery.

OvFIcx SECRETARY SENATE
September 49, 1854.
PROPOSALS will be received this Office until 10
O'clock Tuesday, the 10th OF October next, for furnish
hardware smooth surface, 70 inches by 81
weighing less As pounds the 10 be
office free OF charge tor carriage half
before 9Th November
Secretary order,
additional quantity that be required Tor The
use of during the 33d Congress.
spacimen paper with of
price, accompany proposa and be de-
HveIed at this Office free OF charge
will be entered into with the offering furnish
quality the his
tary Senate thereof under forfeiture
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