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The April No. of the MINING MAGAZINE has
came to hand. 1t is devoted to the mining in
terest, and gives monthly Journals. of the opera
tons in Gold, Copper, Silver, Lead, Coal, Iron,
Quarries and Clays. w. 7. TENNEY aided by
AUGUST PARTz, editors, l42 Fulton St. n. Y
s. per annum.
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FAIR AT CHARLESTON

There will be FAIR given by the Ladies of
Charleston, Tenn, on the night of the 4th of
May. The proceeds go to assist in building
Methodist Church
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Ncic- York Markets.

Newly ork, April l3..
In New York, on Thursday, Cotton was dull, >
and 1000 bales changed hands. $50 bags of
Coffee were sold at III cents for Rio, 80 for
St. Domingo and l44 cents per ID. for java
Flour was firm, and 5000 bbls changed hands
at $6:874 for State and So for Ohio. Southern
was active, and the sales comprised 1900 bbls.
at from 7:7508:25 per Dbl. Wheat was dull
Corn was higher, and $4,000 bushels were sold
at from 74(975 cents per bushel. Spirits of
Turpentine was easier, and $50 bbs. found
purchasers at from 6596S cents per gallon
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-18

The fellow who kissed the face of nature says
it didn't go half as we'll as the buses of some
Of his lady friends
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Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore, April I3.
1900 bbls. of Flour were disposed of in Bal
timore, on Thursday, at from 7:5O(97:62 per
Dbl. Grain was dull and unchanged. Rice
was worth $4:25 per 100 lbs.
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The following gentlemen were elected as the
officers ofthe Convention.


Ot1IcerS OF the OOnNentlOh.
For President.
Hon. W. c. DAWSON, of Ga, unanimously
Vice Presidents.
Lieut. NJ. Y Maury, Sheldon F. Leake, Fir-
ginia: Gen. ]. Winslow, North Carolina; Hon.
J. A. Woodward, South Carolina; Judge E. A.
Nisbet, Georgia; Hon. C. c. Clay, Sr., Ala
bama; s. W, Oakley, louisiana; n. d. Coleman;
Mississippi; DR., Jno. Shelby. Tennessee; Gen.
Sesie Combs, Kentucky; Thos. Whiteredge,
Missouri; W. D. Moseley, Florida.
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Secretaries.

VIC. Desaussure, C. j. Rose, Virginia;
Thomas Loring, North Carolina; A. P. Aid
rich. South Carolina; James Hamilton, Georgia;
George W Jones, Alabama; J. B. Leefe, Lou
siana; Mathews, Mississippi; R. S. Saunders;
Tennessee; Thomas P. Hutehin, Nd; Z. a.
Rrina Florida.
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United states Patent Omes,
Washington, July n, II


Reuben Daniels. Of Woodstoch, Vermont
praying granted him the 10Th
Ia mseine for reducing
the nbrous
capable of being manufactured into eioh for seven
of said patent which takes place on The 10Th
day of October, ie54-
said petition be heard The Patent Once
25t of September al i1 O'Clock and all
persons appear II they have
why petition ought not 10 be granted.
Office specially forth in writing least
all testimony flied by either
be taken and transmitted In accord
cation.
The testimony e will be closed ON the 18Th OF SepeM
b.r relied testimony be
before The morning OF thai day The
meats, il any, within days thereafter
this notice be published IN The unsn lne
seneef and ashngtop, d. O. Pennsylvania
fbiadephla Pa cenr6e American New York and Post
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Pstents
r. sEdio.s OF the papers will please copy and
their bills to the Patent Office, paper this notice
July 12-iaw3w
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United states Patent Once,
NV..hiuuyn.. (psiv of lkE.

peui0n Reuben Daniels, OF Woodstock, Vermont
~ granted to him 0n The 9Th
Ocober io0 Improvement In manuacture of cloth
wool aud silk obisined
reducing woen aud silk goods into The hbfous state
said which tukes place
9Th day Of October iea5--
ordered petition be heard at the Patent Odice
Monday, ~ O'Clock, aud u
notified appear and show they have
why said petition ought moi to be granted.
required file In the Patent
obecos specially forth in writing as least twen
All died by either
the sad hearing, must be taken and In
pication - -
18th
relied must be
before that day the
gun within days thereafter.
Ordered this notice be published in the Union inssl
sencer Evening Washington, D. g.; Pennsyvanian
Phadelphla, Scientific American, New York and Post
week for three successive weeks
previous 25h September the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
o. will please aud send
Office paper containing this notice
July 2l--law3w
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4ixsaar risieoyGH Line TO THE WEsT
Ia ~ .s.:ssSs .sssSsSs;E5 p - 5f s5essssl

Baltimore rmraad from baltimore WAeeiing
Meeting there With the arge and sndiA steamers Of the
line the Ohio, andfhe stages TO Zanep,Hc Se.
ls expeditions thoroughly completed, by the
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel the road being
of travellers confidently d
aud low fares The
road the supcndOus and attractive character
express mail Baltimore daily and
directly through Wheeling 1880 mies) in 10 or 10 hours,
ciudng oppages arriving there 3, day
passengers leaving Baltimore for lodging
Cumberland 7 mles and proceed thence 10 Wheeling the
morning.
uains leave Washington
dniy, meeting from Baltimore al the Wash
uncon the Relay House miles from
Baltimore.
AT Wheeling unyalei the Union line,
completed oute daily
convey passengers down the Ohio Gin
cinnat Louisville, stages Nashville, &c.,
and New Orleans packets, be by those
ing further
Passengers Columbus who prefer the land Gin
the West di
Wheeling Cnmpanys excellent coaches
National Zancsvie land
by rniIroad
Passengers Cleveland by STEAMBOATS,
find this agreeable route, there being
regular speedy connexion Wheeling and from those
places.
0 Baggage through from Washington Wheeling
charge transfer OF passengers or baggage.
oute Washington Wheeling, SO so 20 Cincinuat Sill
Louisville, ssll.
Tickets the railroad station
Waslington and of the other agents OF the company
WM. PARKER,
May ll--dH General Superintendent.
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No. 507.J
NOTICE withdrawal certain lands In the states
Of MloHoAS and WISCONSIN, on the routes of the Oakland
and Ottawa and other proposed raiirosds ~ .s
,b s, @ of Micbsan hs p1.SenI me- Of ny oi,e% s nv S
bean: the LIST Of May instant directed
further orders for valid presumption claims,
In the State Of MICHIGAN
N district of lands subject
North of the base line and of the principal meridian
The half of township and townships o. and
ranges and 2.
Ts...sig: T.aSs: S H 4 and e e. sas
s,; ;:sss:s L - :, - - -. ). :,
range H. =, -,
Townships IA and u.s. Of range 10.
In the district of subject to sale q, Ggssrssxs.
North of the base line aud Of the principal
Townships H. 10, IA, u.s. and south half of 10
Townships 9, lo H. - S il, ranges and
Town.s, Townsis. n md rns ID ,s s1
North of the base line and ~esi Of the principal meridian.
lands mswpTs u b. II 49, saa 10 Of ranges l. and T'p
In the district Of landa subject to sale at DETROIT:
North Of the base line Of principal meridian.
The north half Of township s, of ranges anda
Township S, of ranges and a.
In district of lands subject DusoAx:
North base line and Of the principal eridian Pc
Townships g. g. g. 80 % 81 81 g. g. and an 80
Townps ownsps as 3D. g. 81 - 49, 81 s. s. ana g. m aSa 30
township. H. H. s. s 81 Is sas 50, 81 ss!s and s4
Townships al o. 49, a. u.s. a7, 49, 49, so 81 49, and 49,
range O.
Townships a. aa 49, d, 49, as as 49, ranges H. 49,
Upper peninsula
Township 4, Of range as
township ii, Of ranges 81, u, and 80.
In the district Of lands subject sAuLr ST.
North cfMe base line and nest Of the principal
All The main land.
Townships yns,i 4s % and % A. franse as
Townships 4e, a, and 4s, ofrangea4
Tow":nip. %P. 4 s. g. T. ssa ,'aFs ss
%s:$$: : 4 + ( i s 3, ;ss g :ss
5ssn:Ss: .w.:Sss y 4
g. s. ani ST. saa d r. ."ss ,'ss' g.
TSwa.s,p. Tswn.Sp. g. g. 81 g 8 1 M 81
Townssps a. ss' ~ sS g. o. so sss ss s and ss
Townships 49, 49, A5, 49, A. 49, 49, So ST. So 81,
Townships 49, 49, as as, 4. 49, 49, so, ST. sa So ranges
Townships 1s, 40, and So of rangc4l.
State Of WISCONSIN.
In the district of lands subject o a MRsAsnA.
North Of the base line and Of the fourth principal
Townships 81, %, 20, and 30, Of range l2.
Townships 90, "a 2s 80 aud 80 Of ranges 10 H. aud Is.
Town.sp. = s, g, g ana 8, q range 4
Townships %, "a, IS, 6, and ga Of range Ie
Townships %, 90, ~, 25, 06, and "a, Of range 10.
Townships 81, y, -, ~, 25, 2, and ~, range
Townships 20, 81, q, ~, "a, IS, and 26 range 2
Townships 10, %, q, a. %, "a, and as Of range 3D.
Townships 10, %, 81. %, 20, and "A, Of range %.
Townships l9, 90, 81, and ~, Of range "a.
Townships 10, 70, and 81, Of range %.
The above list includes townships offered
for sale but which have been inserted they within the
vation
Given under my Land Office, city
Washington, this 10th day OF MAY, Domni, 1854.
BY order of President.
JOHN WILSON,
49, - Commissioner of the General Land Office.
May IT--lawl3w
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THE DAILY UNION
e aM ~ sIcs
oRANGE AND ALExANDKIA RAILROAD.

The oheapest most comfortable aud erpsdious route 20 the
Whie Sulphur Springs passing the AtaH Warn" and hot
SPrings.
ARRANGEMENTS having made with the OF the
splendid George Page 10 between Alex
Washington distance OF sx miles, IN connexon win
The trains ON this Washington railroads. following
and after Thursday, June L. 1854
Gordonssie and intermediate stations
viii depoi, OF Duke and Henry streets, al
O'Clock, the arrival OF he boat from washington giving
Goidonsele
O'clock connecting that place with the trains on the Virginia
Central railroad Charlottesville, saunton
Gordonsviie Alexandria and nernedste stations
O'Clock,
O'Clock allowing win the leaving
Washington o North dinner board the boat
Alexandria Warenton and intermediate stations
Alexandria daily sundays eSeepted) O'Clock,
arriving Warrenion al 54 O'Clock, p.
On sunday VIII leave AT o'ciock, m.
Alexandria intermediate stations
will Waenlon daily tsundays excep,ed at quarter before
O'clock arriving half 9ocock,
On Sunday will leave quarter past i2 O'Clock, p.
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Cincinnati Iouisc Indianapolis Columbus, Zasspille Cleve
land, Toledo, CAtcago, and 81 Louis.
THROUGH tickets all above points be had at the rail-
l. road station la Washington.
Washington at g. in Wheeling
with the rsndd nchestsr and Durna
Wheeling thence by railroad
Tuieao, Chicago and Alton lbence by steamboat %
mites, Louis Leaving Washington at 5, they will
coHuecl Unon i.iHe
for Cincinnati and louisville and for Indianapolis by aioad
lawrenceburg
Through Cncinna Louisville, and Indianapo
Columbus by nauonri from
hechg Passengers holding through lie
point For information and ucket apply t. H.
PARSONS, agept, Washington.
j. II. DONE,
FEB 7-dH Master Transportation.
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THRoUoH TICKETS.

Round-trip tickets 10 Wnrrenon, from Saturday Mon
New Market will leaving
a O'Clock, a. Tuesdays
urdays, with the Culp house
Passengers Lynchburg will leaving AIcIa
O'clock Mondays Wednesdays, and Friday,
meeting stages Cbariottesviie.
White Sulphur Springs win the
Ale daily, with the at stauaion
Freight running daily, laundays excepted
p. .Ior w. B. bRUCkETT,
l4-dU Alexandra. Va.
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s,ay ll-dtI

II ANTHONY, No. 3Os broadway, New York, mnn-
Es daguerreotyp. mning
cases of plates, chemicals and
caope ccmcais for piciaes and
rals Of every description
supplied with materials for manufacturing
celebrated Shon's,
always hand
3JS Broadway, June II, 1854.
June 20-dlyear"
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SIMS'S Hand Book to IN. Library Of the Bri,ish
~ Museum; l vol. London, 1854.
Eveyns Diary and Coespon, new edition vols Lon
don, 1854 :
Contributions to Anauarap. and Meti
cal by Mark Antony Lower; ' vol. London.
The Half CentuFyl6C0 History md Policy bv W.
Wiks vol. London, 1883. - "
9ilbar''s Elements OF Banking vol London, 1854
1852 - ''''
The WooIien Manufacturer Guide by ihberson; vol Lon
don, 1853.
The Young onhcer's Companion by Col Lord Ro.; VOL
London FRANCK TAYLOR,
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nFFICE Of the Magnetic Telegraph Conpany.-PMI
adelpha lo54The annual meeting the slockbod
Of Magnetic Telegraph Company for the election of officers
company, viii be held
companys Office Philadelphia husday the 18th day
Of July, 1854, at O'Clock, In. JOSEPH 5AlLEk,
Secretary Magnetic Telegraph Company
22-2awtl 3hJuys
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Salananier Safes.

Salamander Safes.
llvANs WATSON, No 25 South Fourth street, Philadelphia,
II ac No. SO Dock stree) have hand
Of their
PATENT sALaMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank vaults iron bank stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERATORs,
h,cs and copying presses Fairbanks platform
and counter scales.
ButerwOr BettoyS, Yales, Jones, and Halls
patent powder proof bank locks. Please give call
q few of many hundreds
safes in
I'll Magruder, h street, Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
tom ID. G.
Farmer. and Mechanics Bank, Philadelphia,a safes.
United States Mint, do
United States Arsenal, lin California, in Phiadephis.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsyva Railroad Company, Philadelphia safes.
Philadelphia, wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia s
Richard, Nors Son. Locomotive Works, Philadelphia.
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia
Mr. E. Wood FOgg, Pennsylvania between 9Th and 9Th
streets, Washington, c.
make sales OF the above.
May 6-aawly EVANS WATSON.
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II Ellis BELLS! hLLIS For churches academies fac
~ tOes steamboats,, plantations, made.
kept constantly hand by subscribers esta
hed and enlarged foundry which has been operation
whose and Of manufacture perfected
that their bells have world wide celebrity for volume Of and
quality The
applying the Of loan moulding, casting
which pert casting temper
excellence Of they
eev.d anua s54 ths first premium silver medal of the
Worlds Fair New YORK. all
Try and Europe being competition and which eighteenth
medal besides diplomas has They
weight and they also furnish order chimes number Of
bels and refer
States and Canada Their hansnxs comprising and
valuable improvements consist of iron yoke with movable
which be
the ciapper prolongng the frame; oing
discs For steamboats,
proved revolving yoke fancy hansnss brass
design furnished We whole
rehang
specifications being Old bells exchange.
on hand
BEING immediate principal routes in all d
ctons either railroad
despach, which, either personally by communication
pec,fuly solicited
A. NENEEI.Y'S SONS,
Feb ai-dIy West Troy, Albany co, ~ Y.
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/" sn,der,s" Wines, Phiiad.Iphia.

JoHN " sNIDER, oldesablished
jacob Sndcr No rs Walnut street, four doors
where will be supplied with wines
and liquors the most accommodating terms.
JACOB sNDER agent for the importation Of foreign
No 6 Walnut street, where he prepared TO receive orders
&C., various houses Eu
single dozen aud upwads and also socita
Vaughan SndeY the his friends and
customers
wine. delivered Washington city by Adamss Express"
free of freight.
June 9-dly
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NOTICE TO pRE-EmPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right of pre-empon
lands within the townships townships
ted required establish the the satisfaction
and land ofce and make therefor
practicable after seeing this notice. and
for the public sales Of the
bracing the claimed otherwise such claim forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioners of the General Land Office
May l9-lawl3w
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No. 5l6
NOTICE extending the time of reservation of
~ lands heretofore withdrawn from
posed RAILROAD from sHHEvEroR7 LOUISIANA to VcKsnURo
MISSISSIPPI.
Notice hereby given that the
Withdrawn from market and ordered he withheld
eny Except tor valid pre- empons) until the 18th day of June
is by notice dated December IL,
miles either side of the proposed above
Toned extended for The instant
Given under hand ut ie city Of Washington tenth day
June, 1854. - ~ -
BY order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Jupe Il-lswI3w " ~ "
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No 5l3.l
sale OF Improved Land. IN s,sn,san coded by the
+ No. 5l3. |

NOTICE hereby that under the authority vested in this
IN Office March, s43 18th Jaiy. 1884, the
portion improved lands ceded BY the Wyandcs the
the State of Mchisan hereinafter indicated,
again public Detroit Nchigan Monday,
ath day of September next.
18th July 1884, the said lands will
minimum not less than TWO dol
iy without regard TO the valuation o the
improvements.
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.r NEW xONK, HREMES, AND SOUTH
~.sS6-6I8 AMPrON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
WI4RR The ships comprising this line the WASHING
- - ON, capt u. NJ. Fitch HERMANN, Capt. r. Hig-
gins.
These Southampton both and returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAii.ING-lo54.
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COUNTRY REsIDENCEs rens--I have for
ground attached EACH
sed Kendall GIeen," little than mile northeastsy
fIom the Capitol
spacious convenient cellar
she'd stable for EACH excellent hand
The beautiful overlooking portion OF the city,
and In full view IF the Capitol.
The approach by 7h and Delaware avenue and
line, permanently established
Kendall Green and the
P1eridents leaving at 8, and Returning
O'Clock.
R.Dt--twO hundred dollars
inspection
by applying Wm Suckney who Cottage myself
my residence, noar the premises.
July Sd AMOS KENDALL
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover Street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly rnhed
ae and
ion the travelling public
Dec II
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oR sLE LesseA commodious four and attic
A. the OF d House
aud has recently papered and painted
Terms accommodating, and possession given immedt
sleIy Address ~, Solicitors Office, Treasury Department.
Oct lA-eu
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ENGLISH LAW REPORTS.


JUST PUBLISHED
months IN Advance other american edition Of The reports
court.
ENGLISH Reports, vol 5 containing in The
II Bench december. 1885, by Ellis and Backburne
Edited by Hon. Geo sharewOod. Also,
English Reports, vol "a containing the
Common Bench January, 1853; by j. Scott Edited by Hon
Geo. Sharewood
English Exchequer Reports vol s; by Welsby Hursone and
Gordon including Trinity 1852 Edited by Hon j. L. Clark
Hare.
IN PRESS.
Ellis and Backbue VOL 81 with decided since January,
1854.
Common Bencls vol. Isl by j. Scott
English Exchequer Reports with January 1854
that effort will be spared furnish,
day, regular authoritative of the En-
gsh common and excheguer New volumes sent by
mail any post Office in the United States.
Il. Il J. w. JOHNSON,
1877 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
June 25-law4w
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Commissioner aarRrAve's Once,

Dinwddie, June ], 1854.
tO the hesaaw of Lucy Il. Davis deceased hereby
notified that have faed the 2ad day 1914 IL
fair, the fair day thereafter (Supday
office, Dn~idde Court House inquire ino report
circu curt of said the The said Lucy f.
deceased the entitled
qured be taken The Of court
drcd the 9Th day OF April, A. D. 1884, ctsnccry
pending IN snd between William Suchy
wife, plaintiffs and Charles A. lagave
Davis deceased aud Others defendants Al claiming
relations next Kin, the laid deceden heirs
aud there required to forward,
prooi will be required in conformity
Given under hand
Dnwidde county, the day and year irst aforesaid.
J. f. HARGRAtE, n,
June 3-iawiw
THE QUIET BEstsrs reprinted from nIuckwood's Msgr-
A
Travels In Armenia by the Hon. Robert Curson
Poems; by Mrs Norton.
rf Scotland, by Apn
fe,r after Marriage; by r. =. Arthur.
Fanny fr'nS Portfolio Second Series
lust received TAYLOR A. MAURY,S
June 10 bookstore, near oh street.
UOAsp, with without raosrs. csn be had asI-
demerr ~ street. between ronnsyiSania and
May lo-aaw4w-
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IMPROVEMENTS
They are u

". z OF .W quarter DO 62IV 90
Given under my hand, city Washington 29
May ammo Domini 1854. JOHN WILSON,,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
June II
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR ~ mAURYs.-Calava a
IN Romance Of Mexico; by II. NJ Bird.
Genoa, Pisa. aud Florence. From the French.
New York Csysn Pnlsce. illustrated.
Documentary History OF the American Revolution in Tsl2; by
r. w. Gbbca, NJ u.
Russia and Turkey; by Ivan Goiovin.
The Turkish Empire by Edward Joy Morris
June Bookstore, 9th
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United States Mails.

Posr Oyroy DEPARTMENT,
June 3, 1854.
pROPpsALs United
1854 June 1885, in thar OF
Maryland, received the NJ
Department, Washne,oD D. Co. until a. "Wednesday, 5th Of
Jny 1854, he decided thai day;
o Towsonown
and back, Fix times n week
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday at {,
Arrive at Towsontoun day by IA m
Leave Towsonown daily, except aunday, at 4k,p
Arrive At Baltimore sane day by
JAMES CAMPBELL
June t-Iaw4w
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n X. CHAMBEiKLIN'S Commercial College, located
~. No

n X. CMAMBEKLIN'S Commercial College, located
W. No. 27 Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The osensbe
object Of this institution place in the reach OF individuals
young nor uedee
general acquired
many years any counting house.
The study embraces book keeping and Its
various trade Mercan
calculations taught according approved methods
penmansp combining iity beauty
mercantile law
Subjects beside
understaud The
student complete the from five eight weeks
There being vacations applicants and at
diplomas graduate For terms,
Il circular forwarded by pa ).
vlS-lyd&cp
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Ftom Nee York.

Ntght - . - : - =
EDWARD X COLLINS Il CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y,
BROWN, SHIPLEY, & Co,
Liverpool
r. q. ROBERTS s. CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
J. MUNROE X CO.,
&c Rue Notre Dame des Victories,
Paris.
GEO. DRAPER, Havre.
The will accountable gold
bullion SPECIE eweiy precious stones metals unless bills OF
Iadng signed
JAMS
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Law School of Cumberland University, Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruhcrs of the
Judges Of TENNESSEE
Hon Green, udges supreme
of Tennessee
Hon Bromfed L. Ridley, Of the caancelos of the State.
Judges Green dev whole
school,
Plan nsfIctionl Daily examinations Of class
No but explanations
daily lessons the progress of the examinations,
Weekly law
and them through all the
The
deeds Wills records and all of
dence the appeal o
which held monthly
public the end The
jurors judges and chanceio and
nacitcs connected with their suits.
third
tember, 1hnrsday February. The
the succeeding Monday February and
Thursday in July.
Expenses per fee $50, advance contingent
~ boarding $50 own hooks
which bs had Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete
No previous study reured
any during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school.
Number of students the last collegiate eighysx.
ROBERT u. CARUTHERs,
Feb 1--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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SOMETHING NEW.ln of liberal patronage
bestowed on the Metropolitan Gallery, the proprotor has
an engagement with Mr. Verge, artist from ond whose
dagueUeoiypes will coored with bany
bly unatanabe by method aud far
To avoid disappon,men ladies' and gentlemen invited
their and their miniatures will
made hour designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers store P-nnsyvana between aud 9th
GEO. ADAMS, Artist.
Mar l6-dT