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SAWS, SAWS, SAWS! of every descrip
~ ton, manufactured and sold by
TOLAND BURGER,
10th, between M ain and Cary streets, Richmond Va
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and Styles and
every other variety of SAWS that may be called for
All Saws stamped 1OLAND l. BURGER, warranted
to give satisfaction, if not being fairly tried will
be exchanged or the money refunded.
Strengthening, re-toothing and repairing of all kinds
done at the shortest notice. -s.. 7-- -sr.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce
Circular Saw, either large small, that we cannot
straighten, no matter from what cause or how badly
1t may have been sprung or buckled.
All Circulars warranted to run true. de 16-6m
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AccIpENT-Tbe WetuHpKa IAaIHJ -, p
,he oo.h nit. publishes the following, from Rock
ford: a., go, a.. sSar. If |. g,,,
~ LAD aida of his head and face received
~ .ccident ia turkey hunt. on Friday morning
,:st he shot entered the back part Of the let ear
S lsss ,snced forward and lodged against the check
har. under the left eye. The doctors say he y
ouf Of danger. and y doing = well a. could pc ex-
pected .-.--..---..-.--..
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nOGGETT q ANDERSON. Uphol-
~ sterers and Paper Hangers, have now in store
their Spring Stock of French and American Paper
Hangings amongst which some of the richest
Cold Velvet and Silver Papers for psrlors. Also a
general assortment of Floor and Table Oil Cloths
India and Cocoa Mating. Window Shades and Blinds,
with general stock of Curtain and Upholstering
Goods all of which will be sold fair terms.
Paper Hanging and Upholstering attended to pune
tually in town country. apS-Sm
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Hon Thomas Rbghfarshail Of Kentuckys who
a. .,,e,, .dtn,sSiou twrive ycass ago as . tenn
perancs iecsdrer, kps ageiit become sessh drank
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Mr.. FILLMoRE.-A dispatch has been received
trom Mr. Fillmore, stating that hewill not visit Ha-
vana, but win pursue his journey homeward over
land. He has received a pressing invitation rom
the citizens of Mobile, to visit that city, and 1t Il
presumed that this may have influenced hi him to
change his original intention. He will hardly
reach Charleston in time tor the Commercial Con
yentiou
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Abou. sodelegaaes viii sofrom baltimore 20 inc
Cbarleston convsnsien-- sm0ns them, Falfons of
Al. A,,,ey;c.n Riehafdson. Of the Argus, Baylor
IF ffe T1suea md JbneA Of the Patriot
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III REWARD. Ranassy from ne sss
Vim .sssa sss n.osssss 8 q Nh yIss ssSvsr
E1yssd 4 asest feet 3nshss ssse' Sa4Hk so%.
ppsSr.S irsrs shirf He2ns e.plsyn1 lesk 1seFop
de YTsbs eaa Tsqess:s. ssis!psa sne & vlssssss
shese sswas1 p1x - Wk4 ~ RllEeg M atHu
stcro, % Hsnklfb, kstYsen f7th - lste sess$ts
4 m aD-n az1issx hstsezse EEzE 1s - Ia
6TOR6dK. g I51sin8 ~ Iii -.
- aao1iesss sxAnEH0ueE; ~ ~ s1s
.hs sss!n asts E & S;os 80 11s<l & .:a q I
isRe g. M 1ssee eElll
kssee d s1sA sssp - y. 80
40 I'D IL e = - ~ Mnaas 8fsSpA 1snf
.ssgs sssa N szpiss>s
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O. FOR RENT-A small house on Cd
XII street, near the Burying Ground, containing
rooms and in good repair having very recently been
painted. ED. D EACHO,
ep4 General Agent and Collector.
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DEPARTURE OF TReoPs--Two companies OF u
8. troops sailed from New York on "Wednesday for
Aspinwall, en- route for CALIFORNIA; in the steamer
Illinois. The companies areB and l.. of the Third
Regiment and most of the men are the same who
sailed in the San Francisco few weeks ago, whose
appalling fate is known to all. Breyet Lieut. Col.
George Nerman goes out chief in command Of
these companies, in place of COL Gates, who had
command on the steamer San Francisco and who
has since relinquished the charge oI the Third Re
giment, in consequence OF the unhappy circum.
stances growing out ofthe wreck of that steamer
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@a MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
H:i ON GRACE STREET AT PRIVATE SALE.
We offer at private sale most desirable Residence
@ on ufaSe, between rousses ana Adams streets now
throughout, with gas water &C., on the premises-
The premises may be viewed at any time. This s
unusually pleasant and desirable residence and
those in want would do well to apply at once to
ap TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Aucts.
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MonE DrscovRnEs At NIsEvEH.-A letter from
Mosul in the New Y York Tribune, states thata new
aslsce has been uncovered In the ruins of Nineyeh
"a palace whose beauty excels any yet found
In Assyria Theietter describcs the new discove-
Huge uonsters-compounds Of the lion. man,
and eaale--gusrd the entrances. The slabs are In
fine preservation representing the King and his Of.
hcers at Hon hunt war scene and q victory, .
state processioa lead by eunuehes, the King
being drawn by men, with altara and priests aud
srifins. In fns apictnre Of Assyrian manners and
religion a. they were three thopsand years ago.--
The workmanshipi is most exquisife. The slabs ara
si asebeariue some resemblance to TIE GsFdl'
ner case has occurred to London: Ffedenck 9.
Molyns, formerly . member of PAfiiaueas 49,
comnittedto TO prisop on = charge ct forsin9 Row.
ers Of attoEney. and otsininf ~ $50 seock ~ ~
Bank of Ensiand. nslAs unahfe r. 9rccsm ~ ~
hewas eemnkte1 ,EanA No iannd 49, ~ eAl a. q; ];
sorossEs jsry ssadsrsd a yssEs'ss 3 esss =
salnssgsta9 iesias sas hsastssif zsAss Z
So sAt ssgos Xxx IS ssessss ii 4
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MISCHLLANEOUS


nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
II BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
on 10th street, between Main and Cary sfreets IL
prepared to execute orders for ell kinds OF Plain and
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, In
workmanlike manner.
As he is prepared to cast every day. persons want.
notice. "a -
All kinds Of Ship. House and Church BELLS made
to order. RtHE 80
patronage from the public respectfully solicit.
n. B.-Hishcst cash price paid for old metals.
CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
~ NC, at the old stand, 2ls Broad street-At the
solicitation OF many of his friends and curtomers
the subscriber, with view of accommodating the
west end Of The city, is induced to continue his
CROCKERY STORE, where he will keep the usual
supply OF everything connected with the business,
such as China Tea Sets, Glass Bowls, Gobets, De.
canters, Flower Vases Lamps, Looking Glasses
Trays, Walters, Table Cutlery, Plated Ware Bri.
tannia Casors, Tea and Coffee Pots with an endless
variety of China Ornaments. ke. -
NH Its EDWARD s. HICKSoN.
EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The
= above reward, and all reasonable expenses will
be paid tor the apprehension and delivery to us in
Richmond of Negro Woman Slave, named MARIA,
or, as she calls herself, MARIA PERRY, if taken SO
miles more from Richmond or thirty dollars If ta-
ken in or near Richmond.
Maria Is of medium statue with a round face, skin
about gingerbread color, q good set of teeth full
suit of hair and pleasant countenance. Her pre-.
else age not recolected but she Is believed to be
about twenty four or five years old.
PHIL. NJ. TABB l. SON, Agents.
Office on Governor street,
NH l4-ta Between Main and Frank N
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WOOD.-I offer for sale, at the WOO

WOOD.-I offer for sale, at the wood
w yard recently occupied by Mr. John =. Reeve,
ON Broad street for cash. to punctusl customers,
good WOOD. both Pine and Oak, st low prices-
Having numbero OF hands sngased in cutting Wood,
shall be yegMtayip supplied with 1t. Through the
kindness of Mr. Luther r. Ellis and Of Mr. B. w Dab
ney, have placed slate at their stores where or
ders can be left and which will be promptly attend
y "a Al 10 -sDn IN. DAVIS
HAS FITTING, TEAMo PIPING,
NJ ROOFING, kc--Havine junt received from the
North arss ssest e Mf,ssal. s s sP nas
warnini houses and TO cover buildings with I'm or
ary Kind 81 metal in the best manner st reasonsbis
prices and with despatch.
have nov secured the ssfytcss at numbsr Of ex-
ceiicnt worfre in the various branehes Of my husi-
uess and therefore solicit ordefs roln al WIN hare
work TO execute Pers0ns having work u my iines
Will find Il 70 then sdsSntAes - 6se me call at
s6re on ths Esst side of 18th street. estwssa MAIN
s1s ~: w. cgAREes II tANuLtK.
.EfeApaEa1 - ii -oE1
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CARD.-LADIES, ,NOTICE.-Six hand
~ some Mahogany Cane Seat Chairs, $775, usual
price $40; Mahogany Sofas upholstered in hair CLOTH
spring seat. ST. usual price $22; Mahogany Bureaus
large size, So usual price Sl2 very large High Post
Bedsteads fine he adboard. post 5X5 in. square, very
heavy, Sll. usual price Si6; Enclosed Mahogany
Wash Stands, Sc usual price 50; handsome Marble
Top Bouquet and Sofa Tables, SO, usual price SIS.
VIM. SMITH, Manu facturer,
334 South Third street, above Cathedral,
Philadelphia, Ps.
EY- Small profits and quick sales. Goods careful
ly packed end shipped TO order. ma 28-Sm
OFFICE OF THE FIRE AND MA
W RINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND, 1trH ST..
ONE Door FROM THE PosT OFFIcE.-AUTHoRIzED
CAPITAL, $500, ,00O-This Company will take FIRE
and MARINE RISKS on as favorable terms as any
other Company of equal responsibility.
o. F. BRESEE, Actunry.
REFERENCES
Samuel Marx, Cashier Bank of Virginia, Richmond.
J A. Smith. do. Farmers Bank of Va, do.
Joseph r. Anderson, Esq do.
7. A. Tidbal President of the Bank of the Valley,
Winchester. ..--7-'
Henry NJ. Brent Cashier ofthe Bank ofthe Valley,
Winchester
III Sherrard. Cashier of the Farmers Bank, Win
chester.
Hon. James M. Mason u. S. S.. Winchester
B. w. KNOWLES will receive applications as
heretofore. NH % dim
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A fre broke out in Patter-
son, N. j., on the morning Of the 5th which consum
ed the large factory known as the Star NH, with
Its entire contents of machinery, tools. &c The
building was occupied by the following persons i
The Machinist's Association, machine shop; Z. Il.
Young, cotton mill !; Holden & Drew, machine
shop; John Ryle, silk factory. Three adjoining
dwelling houses were partially consumed. the
loss 10 estimated at ssoooo, which there was IN
surance to the amount of about es5, ,0O0 II is sup
posed to be the work OF an incendiary.
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e The managers of the Washington Nsfsonaf Moa
unnent Society have offered reward q soo 'oi
the detection Of the person or persons vho Destroy
ad the block Of lu,arbla preseated by the Roman
.AitsiSsrf
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GS FOR RENT-The office on llth ST.,
kax opposite that of Messrs. Goddin & Apperson,
ately occupied by John r. D. Payne, Esq.
Also, the upper part of the House overthe office.
ap4 TOLER L. COOK, Agts
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"a FOR RENT-One of the best and
Iii most accessible OFFICES for man of business
in the ctv. Apply to P. H. AYLETT, at his law
office, on Governor street. NH 6-ts
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The printed schedules be I'VE respective navy YARDS
offices thseo aud VIII be forwarded
by agent the particular gard neares, to ms oce or w
IL s ssss4 Wnie SIX III ap i'S" ass p os
The Schedules VII state ~ We' W''p'p "Hcn '4' "e'
All which be eon,raed Tor mus, be delivered a.
offer made, be directed by the commanding o"cer
is to be provided contract be distinctly understood
@ s bfe' that The amount and runoe OF article. s e
n nth "a h " S Il s i q ~ a. o5 o. @ e
the anitiss and such quantities and al @
ae as ne require tand regusli9ns
sen through the deemed sufficient noce
rug year ah 1855. and whether the
required be more or less Than those speched hs prices sha
All the articles be Of the hes, quality
yered all and charge
subject clon count, weith or measurement of the
mi heIee bidders the yard for particular
Of ss Ss M "ss @ as xhse a s.
delivered will be required 10 name IN rlr pono-as an agent
called upon 70 deliver articles when they hall required
The periods of all building materials must conform to
Approved full Of The viii he
CURED additional deducted from
ssc pagnen rnl The shall completed
ed Department On ella ses head
year, MY retained may, al lhs DISCRETION Of ~
eo% oe"Ss wd" % ascors %
eighty cent will be paid by The navy agent
within hy days alter the presentation" OF os u" a'
Mo pan Of he per cenum paid rejected
shall removed from the
yard unless specially authorized by the Department, n
parties of The hri in delivering all or any OF me ARTICLES
quality and At na1 aad snS pas To %
United States quded of money equal to twice
"e oa % lie sse Of the delivery hereof
aadaed damages recovered FROM .e 10 tine as hey
The the contae aud ssny ma, they ia ne
WORTH and above e oep~ m" naoes e
OF the contract, ~
by the rnaan,o according the form annexed and their resi-
dspce nsminr The be distinctly stated
power OF annng ns .S, NOT have made ."ic;sn
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uuRsUAsT 60 "A de; ~ the high court af chance
ry made Isabella Bird, widow, plaintiff, agains
defendants, the claiming 10 be
Lluyd's Coffee House
OF
ipm by Thomas Wln Nicholson nveresk Nusse
burah the county Mid Lothian Norm Britain then of Ber
upon Tweed then Of Ruislp Park, Dapiee, IN the
Nddlescx esquire, died about the 10Th
nny in and prove their relationship hf
McDoug chambers chancellor Sir VIII
Wood No II New Lpcon's Inn, Middesex
default ,Leeo, 5y T be perenpony excluded from the
benefit the sad decree
Thursday The OF Beeebe' O'Clock in
said chambers appointed for hearing mad ad
the claims
this 18th day Of August, 1854.
RICHARD BLoXhM, Chief CLERK.
ATKINSON h PiJGRIH,
Church CagT, Lothbuy, London, Plaintiffs Solicitors
Sep 5-iam3ns
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD FOn

Cincinnati Iouispe Indianapolis Coiumbia Zanesrie Cee
land, Toledo, Chicaso, and st Louis.
THROUGH all above points be had the rail
road station in Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington g. arrv in Wheng In
with the splendid Winchester and Diurn
Wesve Az miles from Wheeiing thence direct by railroad 10
Cleveland Toledo Chcngo and Alton thence by steambOa
miles, 81 Lous Leaving Washington az p m, they will
with the splendid "Union Line"
Cincinnati and Louisville and for Indianapolis by railroad
from l4awrenceburg
Through sold for Cincinnati, LOUISVILLE aud ndanapO
GAINESVILLE Columbus by naons road from
wheeling Passengers holding through tickets lie
point For information and tickets, apply to T. H.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
J. Ii. DONE,
Feb 7--dtf Master Transportation
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The cheapest aost comfortable and expeditions the
White Sulphur Springs, passing The Aiam, Warm, and Ho
Springs.
A ARRANGEMENTS having been made with ihe OF thu
splendid George Page between hI
Washington distance OF six miles, in eonnexion with
Washington the following
schedule will take effect Thursday June 1854
train from Gordonvie and intermediate staloas
depot, Duke Henry
O'clock M the from Washington, giving
board Godonsvite al l0k
O'CLOCK place the VHaInis
Richmond, Charlottesville, and 5taunton
Alexandria and intermediate stations
Godonsse Ii O'Clock, the arrival OF the
Virginia arriving Alexandra nj balfpaa
O'Clock, allowing with the trains leaving
Washington North for dinner hoard the boat
WaIenton intermediate
Alexandra daily Sundays excepst at 3o'ciock,
arriving a Warrenton at 81 O'Clock,
IN Sunday will leave at O'Clock, a,
Wauenton Alexandria and intermediate stations
daly undays excep,ed) at quarter before
arriving Alexandria at hall past so'ciock
n Sunday will leave quarter past IL O'Clock, p NJ
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Round IMP Uckts 10 WafTenoH S2tuFuHy 70 Nuu-
Passengers Luay and New Market will take the train leaving
O'Clock, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays connecting with the Cupeper court house
Lynchburg will take the train leaving AeIan
O'Clock Mondays Wednesdays and Friday
Meeting with the stages Charlo ttesvile.
White Sulphur Springs will take the train
daily connecting with the sages stanton.
Freight running daily Sundays excepted
Per order; w. ID. BROCkETT, Agent,
June ld-dtf Alexandra, Va.
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Philadelphia College OF Medicine,

HE winter session Of this win begin October q
L
Full of lectures both the winter mud summer
Degrees conferred in March and July.
Fees; fa cogFse Perpetual ticket, $50 Macuia
S. Graduation To who have attended
fun another including graduation fee.
Personal taken the faculty the welfare and
every Examinations daily by the
upon each branch In all facilities instruction this school equal
any IN the country. For further information, addres
D. HOWARD RAND, NJ. u. Dean,
l06 South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
AupI- 49, lawn xl Lavish
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mo. 522.1
No. 522
General notice for restoring lands to market
on certain proposed railroads.

WHEREAS lands situated the States hereinafter men
w Withdrawn from entry Except ior pre-
empon csm by orders Of the President o the United STATES
the solicitations Of
anticipation OF grants being
the al RAILROADS and Cohsio
the lands heretofore thus Withdrawn until further orders "e
Withdrawal except hose hee
market precisely
conditions though the same had not Deeh
NorIoK therefore hereby given that on and alef
lands uhleh
entry precious Except ose since ua
following 5aes Territory, and land dtsuct ana
larry withdrawal enumerated Deow VIII
again subject private and location and that those
Withdrawal Inc VI
which has will be eprocamed for SAFE hsiea
WIZ A. 40, s,,u,.,
10 is3 for The railroad from Brandon Mississippi, Montgomery
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withdrawn the districts Of lands subject to sale
Monroe NachtOcbes, Louisiana notice No. 495 Dece
Der H. 1853 railroad from Shreveport vicksbug in said
state and which reservation extended by notice No.
SIG 7h Of December 1854 the
time the respective registers and
named will this
into esc oitAo awaing further Instructions from this office
Given under hand the General Land Office at the city OF
Washington ibis 9TH day September, Ammo Domin 1854
~ JOHN WILSON,
so,, aaw6w Commissioner
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Feb 81 dty

RIO Office Of ipyertors' Protective Ma
Union 9Th opposite fe cas-, FHiif9 OF the
Patent
The ohce now ready to make patents
TO it's members possible despatch
will xion with the Office where models
C made nj the shortest notice,
ospca, where desired
formation can be regard objects OF the Unon'
All letters must office prompt
N given them.
Central Office, Washington, ID. G.
T. G.. CLAYTON,
President of inventors Protective National Union
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SyOMETyIINC liberal
bestowed on Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor
artist from Lond whose
win be coorea win bancy and dura
hy by the common method and far sapGsng in
Of detail the finest
and gentlemen invited
their miniatures will
tbe designated. Metropolitan Gallery Lane
Tucker Pennsylvania between AZ and 9Th
GEO. ADAMS, Artist.
Mar diff
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Lea AZ CItAhsntlkiiN'S Comma retail College, located
u No Baltimore, Maryland The ostensbe
oeS n This nson - 10 gsc9 in the reaeh Of individuals 'ca
iciics obtaining iorq pae-a tescSAie edsas
here al ain knowledge o.
Il" weeks Than be acquired In o.
mar in any counting house.
The study embraces doubeen,y book keeping and lis
uf and Mercan
methods
Practical psumansp combining raptty of execution with beauty
mercantile law, various
beside other o
business understand The time necessaT,
complete varies from eight weeks
being applicants lime and al
e.erigg Examinations hold stated periods
diplomas ayiEies losf VITO fadsie eGs i'pa
ami have ctIonla hG"Ataed W rF i'f fhi
Nov tA-Iydatp
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From Liusrpooa

EDWARD X. COLLINS & co.,
No. Sc Wall street, ~ Y
BROWN, SHIPLEY, Il CO,
Livefpo0
4 G. ROBERTS CO.,
IS Kings Arms Yard, London
j. MUNROE d CO.,
26 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES
Parry.
GEO. n DRAPER, Havre.
N, bese shps accountable for gold,
metals, unless bills
fading are signed therefor value thereof expressed
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G.EAT 'rHRou&a lime TO THE WEST.
LA iii ~: - lSi7aad@

railroad baltimore to WAens, and
meeting there with The large, and sendd eamers Of ths
Ohio aidthe stages to ZanesciiIe &c.
HIS expeditions being thoroughly completed, by the
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel and theroad being
attention of travellers confidently d
and low The
chaLncteF
express leaves Baltimore daily at 2,
directly through Wheeling (S0 mies ~ or 10 houi,
Guiding all soppages there at2 or j. next day
passengers Baltimore ay for lodging
Cunberand 7s e proceed thence Wheeling in tn,
| incoming.
the leave Washington al g.
daily, from baltimore the Wash
ngton Junction. beter known the Relay House miles from
Baltimore
Az Wheeling unrvaled Of Union line
which have jus, completed rne daily
and down the Onto Gin
Louisville, the for Nashville,
Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by those
ing further
Passengers Tor prefer the land G
cpaat Ohio and the West also
Wheeling Ohio Complny's excellent
part National road TO GAINESVILLE "'"''
by railroad toa,. mn.
Passengers Wesvile Cleveland by a"a
railroad Will also find this agreeable route
regular speedy Wheeling an" '''' '"v'
places On tyh 1.,i,c .,a
ts3- Baggage checked through rom Washing. ~
transfer passengers bagg. ua n, m
Fare by through ticket twith the right ~
ouie asing1n Wheeling - api 70 S'hS"aa9 VII
q VILE, Sl2. , :, a.. .,,.. s,io,
Tickets be had Of Mr. parsor, ues,', q W., ,aoAu Sa"
f'"'"''s'''' |''" '" '' WA PARKEK,
NV ~ ,,f General superintendent
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! ~ ANrHuNp 20. 3oe broadway, New York. mah-
H. uGcrrr Of dhguerreoype apparatus mattng pestrves
rss NC ana plates, chemicals fancy frames and
chemicals for paper pictures, aud male
\ rails of r,.fyde description
,ssr supplied with materials for manufacturing
band.
I 3y5 Broadway June II, 1854.
Iupe2
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iNEOCOEATHc, Cocoon, and aroma w. BAKER 4 cos
u Vanilla chocolates,
been awarded by the chief instues
Union for by all the principal
the United States pad by their
ussey Murray New York Grant ss5 Twel Philadelphia
Thomas " Bundge, BALTIMORE; Kennel Dudley Cincinnati
oho; and g. II. Howell, Georgetown, d. G.
WALTER BAKER, g. CO.,
Ap3-dIy Dorchester Mass.
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I,RENCH NOVELS, " Dumas. BaIxsc, aud others,
imported from undegned varying from Is
upwards; many OF them beautifully illustrated.
Oci7 FRANCk TAYLOR,