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- No. 52o.
NOTICE OF TIE D:sCONTlNU NICE

W she Lhliea StGes Laid Office at Jstersonuie, Yiu-
eennes Gnd HIrGmGc, E.Gicna.
Il NDER the prov sioBs OF The. second section OF
- tie act of Congress, approved June 10 IS4O
which declares "h / whenever the quantity OF pub
nc lands remaining unsod in any land district shall
DC reduced tn number Of acres less than one hun
bred thousand, 1t shall be lie duty of the Sec
retary OF the Treasury to discontinue the land
o.fsee for such district and if any land in any
'drh district shall remain unsold al the time of the
iisconiInuance Of land ofiic e. the same shall he
subject to sale at some Of the existing land of
noes most convenient 70 the district in which the
land office shall have been discontinued, of which
tue Secretary of the Treasury shall give notice -
and iDssmuch the 7th section of the act approved
4ta sept mber, 81, authorizes the secret ~ of
the Treasury TO CO. unue any iahd district in which
Is situated the seat of government # any one OF the
states, notwithstanding the quantity oil land unsold
va -uch district may not amount TO more than one
hundred thousand acres, when in his opinion such
continuance may be required by public convenience
W Ia otuef 10 ciose the land system Iii sIch Stste at
acohVehient point under the provisions of the act
on tnai subject approved June IL, 1910, and itas-
'.uca as me ddy ADORE required has been depolred
apon the Secretary Of the Interior b "the act TO e.
ls49:
Notice is accordingly hereby given that, IN view
OF sepors from 'ht Ian officer at JErpERsosvILLE
'iNCsNNEs, ana WISAMAC, that the vacant land i'm
eacI o. said districts - reduced below one hundr-d
tnousHn acres, The Secretoru Of the Interior vita
The GpF1obation of the President has dire,t.d tina,
.ne Iani oiices at JEFFERsoSvrLLE, VrScENkEs and
WisssAo; IN the State OF Indiana be discontinued,
ana uie ianis remaining uBsOd at the time of the
1l us be made subject TO saie the land
said Stale. W
Lands remaining unsold, and Jap rnpriatsd by
NV, ana subject 10 private sntry wiIhin e limits
~ the districts now discontinued WI co, - ,r ~.
SUBJECT to entry As heret'tor- at hose Offices frnm
e date NJ the receipt OF this notice nv the reg sers
ana re eiVers thereof. and the land Officer AZ ISpI
49, r. WI give public notice of the day
~ ha a
Tor e1tnes OF any such land ~ their ofhcr
JOHN ,. lISON.
JASU.,y .. 1855
laa - -,av6S
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Conn ssioaer Ge1ersi Leni OF e.
HoTIcE TO PRE- EM eIInN oLsIMANss

NOTICE TO PRE- EN pTION CT sIYAESS.
Uuder the &C: Of Goa ZlesI spyr. Vel 8 of March,
1888 entitlei IAN ct % extend prs emptioD rights
to certain iers hsrsiu neuti9nsi" tie pre- emp
Ito la were eXteuSed yer The above men ioCPj
alternate odd hubbard sec ioRs within 4 miles
-acn side OF tas route OF the where the settle
u ent and in pro-emst Sd. prior t, the as
OF II trsu fproysn up and paid for st TIE rs.-
oftT0 collars and fifty cent per sc-c, before TIE
do fixed fpr the pc bile sale; AMI Ivy the act AZ
proved 7th March, 1884, eotitiei sAn art or TIE
ief OF settlers lands reserved for railroad par
oc.es persons who settled d improved The sbovs
n,Tre4 ections p To- the ddc OF tsits.rot1oI ri
b. eot Id to emptious a. tn vrdina ~ milo q
rice ~ rhs public land, az tie re Of che duixr
AID twenty five cents Pc acre, II proven up AID
paid for Ts tts Gay lid for he pub 10 sale -
Tn ore every eplitl.d 10 ia, liz of Pre-
IN I'll IL any e the siernSt, ed NUN be ed sec
on< above Dsatone wi lin six miles OF the route
OF the road, d the ;ct of Sd 'sr b. l3S3, fb z
f'rei to, on sott,en nts .de prior to ths 4th G.
b-u y, 1888, 1.-THE Ia OF o 10 ueot) or under Re
'ct Of 81 Nsrch 1854 on Settlements rssde pr.cr
70 the dat Tths orisiuai wi htrswsl Of the .sE Ca
from m.rk4t, usewi e every p-rson entitled to prs
OF tue ards ctsoe OF tie siz male I'm t. directed to
b. re- fore &c r. OF -5e l7th Gay Of March rex :
10 4 !re bis tie Sar1e &c tie satisf eli q
II he ist3 sn'i Tcee Of the trcper Ia offcs.
aad maS'' "a Inent the -efor sc III. pric. I'D be
law as gan as ,roe,scstte fter essin. this notice,
and bsf,re TIC a ppoint.d for the Publ sa,e CT
re,trat,o0 - market Of th- Lands embracing tia
tsa, clAmsl otherwise such "lsi III b. TO- sited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of enersl Land Mcs.
fsb 10 1svl3r
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TIE FIRST BORN.

The frst born is fairy child, 60
A won lroVs emaRatiou q
A tamsI-ss creature, tOn1 and Wild,
A mUs iB2 exultitInn
BsSiie The hea ID upon the stairs,
IT, footstep laughs With liahtness,
And Graded, al features fair
Are touched with mystic brightness
First pledge of their bcuothed love-
-, happy they hat claim il
First fair GIT from II avrn abpve-
u, happy they IhII nane Il,
II iules The huuseilold with It's voice,
Ard with quick laughter rigging,
MaAe~ the Illuminate To1n,s tej ice,
Ahidten repiur1 bri yins So
LIS beauty all The beauteOas things
BY kiadrrd Light resembles;
But, evern'r, witt fn'tefiag wings,
On fairy cOHrine- ircm5lr-.
So nur at Ihyse IN % 9 v II birth,
Or Father and Of Mnthe
So nIu OF this WORK built on earth,
And 90 muca og-anOiber! VS.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH AugoAD

TRAINS RUIZ as FOLLDGS:
EAVa daily, czcspt Sunday, q: g and sk a. IN.
4 acd 8 and 4 p N.
on SrpIsv at In and . %.
Leave Bs'tiuooro at = and 0 Z r and ard 8
pm.
On Surdsy =. ~ n end spm.
TIE counos.! -De -itA Baltimore Z Ohio Railroad
fer the Test 81. b7 trains leaving ct 9 II s7c ]
pa.
Yer Philadelphia saS Ee1 yo.k at o, sni 81; N
sDd p N.
Fer Annapolis ct sIS N end5pm.
eoe Eor,oiA az o r.
T Il. PARSONS, Agent
Particu nr attention n called to the RUE reouir
Ing Responsible voucher for ss7 person Of c2loI
" no r = with to pass ov r 'hs read
dc '3-ftf
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~ In Philadelphia on Sunday last, au.5
ieai gentleman Stopping a: the Union Hotel
In Ieh street. wished the Rev Dr.. Bo1rdwan..
church, Twelfth and Wainu- streets. On ooIr
m'ng ou' 81 church fer Sc vices were ayer
ne pou;ed that female pressed agains: IN an
enosnsi -snner. He receded from her. and
iouLu tae l1'fgsion Tas repeated. However
be thought little of il: but a.tsr waltz, =.
snort distance be discovered tina, bIz noeL
had been picked Of $40.
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PIANOS !-PIANUS!

IA beg leave To call the attention of the publi.
" To our stock Of PianUs now on
ran J, consisting OF superb fni-he z, Esssst-fS3k
Z and octave ro-ewood case in n - r.
'iru meats iron the world renowned Z
manufacturers of Iet, Davis Il Co., Boston, IN,
M 'bE Ga he X CO., Baluunrr, omlrising in 81
iI- largest Hi0s reliable aud select rtment eve
II "a d ia this civ. Also. Stools. Covers, &c.
Did Pianos taken iii exchange.
We will make reasonable ii counts Cor cash. O
se' on time JOHN F. Z LIS,
No. 3O6 Pa. avenue, near T.nih street
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NAME roLLED Down. We take the re
spon -ibili.y" of pulling down from the b.ad
OF this paper the name Of Daniel Wood vh;ch
Tor The last three DAYS has stood thsre "a Dem
oers 1, eandidete for Justice. Ou- reason f.r
20 doing IS simply this We are ontiteIv SAT.
IN. d that NJ oo4 is a member of the kaov
nothing o.der.-R0chscter V,iou
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HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY OE NEW YORK

Ii u sra SI's ", Il Washington, Agent
I II Howard Life Insurance Company, p0sSfss
ing an Impl- caphal, and every facility :or tx
lending ITS operations upon the most secure basis
makes .V ~ Insurance against Life Risks upon the
most fsvorable terms.
Parties insuring upon the mutual plan are entI-
tied % proporonaie share OF the profits or upon
ihe Joint stock plan by which they pay lower Ia.,
III premium, but do not share profits.
Policies are granted either for life for limited
period.
The Howard commends itself to persons in I'll
stations, but especially TO every head OF family
Military or Naval Omcers off " on duty may be
insured ia time peace.
PERSONS insured IN thus Company have The prvi.
leee of crossing the Atlantic to ports In Eurune. a,
all seasons of the ysar wit out extra remiuin
Special permits for Cali iornia, Australia, or II.
sandwic. Islands, AZ reduced rate of premium.
Tenth mar .oIm
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HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCrURR.
RxsroN nsf A IVA

EAsroN, Oct 4, le54
Hessrs. Mortimer & HotrtrGy:
Genlsenen-I feel il my outv 20 You and the pub
lie 81 certify to The effects OF Hanp.onis Vegetable
iinciuIe. j was for more n five ycars labotin2
under a disease Of Chronic Rheumatism. and the
great part Of that tine 4 was 80 h-lp.ess that had
To- be helped from ny-hec and dressed in nv elotaes
scInes 1 took done me rood, and continued 60
crow worse heard OF HamptOu's TIHeinre End
thought world give il 4 trial. Al this time dc
not expect to Eve one day after another. "a p0
take IL (the Tinc:u.e) for fhe Rheumatism. Gf m
n short time vas well tf tipai disease From TIE
effects Of yonr incture ana the hep VI tod am
now getting m good health.
wish all the afflicted 10 try Hsmp;oa's Nec tct.e
Tincrure, a. have ne, with the Eauln elect .Ia
!: bas on Your cb-s:ieni servant,
Isaac BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac B-1jama, sod
him some OF fampton's Vegetable TBctare, and BE-
deve the above statement correct.
DAWSON q Bro.
From our knowledge of Captain Benjamin We are
confident that The above statement il true and
exaggerated. J. A. JOHNSON,
CHARLES n BINscH.
CTll AID Get pamphlets 0atis, aud see cares ~
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism. SeuI-.iri5, Dvs
repsia, Nervousness and General H'eakasss. hs q
female medicine for delicate child believe
it uRecHalled.
Solo BY MORTIMER d M0WDRAP, 10 BATH
more street, RaliimOTe; and 30i Broadway. n. York
CuAs. SToTT Co., J. B. MOORE, II T.. CIARKE
CtARFE BOWLING, w. ELLIOT. and III. SePrEE
sos, Washington; also, BY x. 5. +. CIsssL, George
town, and c. C. BERRY, Alexandria, and ty Drug
gists everywhe 2. jan s-u
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ian I'D
FOR THE " EST AND SOUTH.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED AERAN sEMsNrs FOR T.syBLi
IMPORTANT CHANCES oFscHkDUDEiL
ass i.s ohio '' s.iso.S BETWEEN ct sss
wbe ling and loiuDSus uniting ss it does, by 20
| short end direct line, the Baltimore and Ohio
AMI soushw.st) gives tlis Route greatly increased
advantages to through travellers In that direcfon
On and sfer " JNDAY, November -, 1854 tho
| teains vii. BE- 40 follows:
FOB Through PASSENGERS. ..
Two fast trains daily will Iun In esoh direction
Eirst-The MAIL rRAl n. le>viDg Camden Station
at m, instesd o3s o'clock heretofore, tcxcopt
ca SUNDAY AMI arriving ct Wheeling a. 2 10 a.
! Second-The EXPRESS TRAIN, leaving at o IN :,
i5stesd OF at p. n, a. h.retofor-. and runni 9
| through to Wheeling 20 about II hours, re.chirg
tds-e II 10 Is .. m. This train will step at Wa7h
tng'on Junction, Sykesviils, Honccacy, HsrDe,'s
| Pi>dmont Roslesburg, Sewburg, setterman, Farm
| ingts7, Cameron end Mouudsviile only, for wooi
AMI water and meals. Both ttese trains make
prompt and regular connection wi h tn srs OF the
Central Ohio Bosd for Cam tridg., Ian. sviie, New
| ARK, Columbus, Cin-inpsti, Louisville, Dayton.
| sardusky, Toled0, Letroit Ipdansrois Chic- %,
81 Lonis, stc. Passengers leaving baltimore by the
Mail TT IN; will resc' Cincinnati for dinner next
day, while by thu Express Traia they arr W. thar
| az l? tie uext night, being kept but night on
| the route by eth train
| Passengers for TIRE Eor:hwe.t Wis Ceveacd c nd
ell intermediate roiets can make direct crnec
ton With he trains upon tn Cleveland ard Pitts
burg Ralrord q: ali times whs the Ohio IL navigs
BILE for steansrs between Wheeling ard WslbvIls,
by leaving BsltiDore in he Mail Trsin at "a. N.
Returning. the Trains leave Wheeling folle=s:
The EXPRESS TR; IN at 30 m, reaching ral
tiuo-e at ESQ q. m. The MAIL TRAIN At 1l.45 E..
IA rprcbing Baltimore st N Z 2.
%" Through t;cse'a BY rat from Wheeling for
q ci natl, n. Olson L)uiy-ile, st. louis soG obs
River >ites, il be sod at ! times when the stage
| of v;tsr will ADMIT
60 Thruugh tickets between Baltimore and
Wilmington. and all the nrorta ant CITIES snd towns
In the West, are sold at tn. T,cke. Offices Of the
CJApimy.
FOR Way PssSEG 1ERS
tbs NAIL TRAIN, l.svips Camden Station viii
take pssse gers fr ell the usual opripg place
the Road Returning, hi5 train leaves Wheeling
q LAS n. !night. Crnb .Tlacd ST lo.l6 O. ~ spI
| ar ives at Baltimore at u 10.
THE Fit DE lCK sCCOdNGDATTON TRAIN,
fcr 'ederics and trIntd re rlacss, will sr. at
p N daily (excsft Sun sy-) ss.iv'ng in Fred-7.
ics At 40 Returning Uili leave Frederick at g.
m arriving at Baltimore sc - So. ooon
TdE ELLIC TITS Mills LCC0HTCDhTiOT
| al bs ron di'iy, &c p lnDdaVs) rs follows:
Leave Csrii GJa'of at Q = Il and 8 p. n
leave Eucotta MILE ii Tjj e n. end GEO 2. n.
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CRSaWEa lbs
BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE
.. ssT"ess i:Seh new ss, rs"+

NIILL dispatch Steamer daily from Baltmore
w and New York, and twice a week from Boston
TO fillmore and Baltimore 10 Boston.
This line affnrds unpquaIled facilities the bust
ness Of the District of Columbia. The Agents
nj either point will receive freight aud give through
bill, Of ladIng IN Washington the lowest rates Oh
fright and no commission charged. Applications
for freight promptly attended TO by the following
agents: ID A. &. HALL,
So Exchange RI ce, Baltimore.
II. B CROMWELL,
Cofnef Washington and Albany sts., N. Y.
A- JNO. ". SCHANK,
tan l4-d3m Foot of India Wharf, Boston.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RaILR IAu
90 90 iER 53

~ u''1 y Ut HtsuuJ, I'oU. !, TOUT,
HE Cara ieave AI-saudrii daily for 0ortcn-
l. VILE and intern diste taeions az TX o'ci, Cd
a NJ o" the arriys' Of tho boa; from W.shiu .,cr
giving smplo tins for breakfast on board &. n
meeting e. Aana5s,s JuDct:.p With tran for Str
rag, at Nssran:on IL elton Wit train for va;
Centon, ard At 9orGcasyille Nth the trims on tn
virginia Central Rai.rosJ for hi hnond, CharIotses
Vile, and stanton
The cars leave Gorlonsviti. daily for h,ex.pJ.s >
aud intsrmediats stst;ors at before "a 0. r1. OF
the arrival Of the trains the Virginia Central rail
rosd from Richfuosd. Chsrlotiesyills en5 gtsup1or
T ROUaH TJf' Z Ers
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III. SEMKEN. JEWELEe

NO. $50 "a. Goe'sae he, gezI asa aud 1904 srects.
SnSs ior saie magnificent assortment VI
DIAMOND JERELRY,
G , o!2ea!sts, BtesstpiDs, Earrings, Seal Rines
wedding Rings, Fob and Yea, Chaiss, SEALS. I,o-sE.
sis, Pencils, Thimbles, TnnkAts, etc
unusually low. ian 10
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For LynchDurs, con GecttE ( with the STAGE q,
Charlottesville, on Mondsys, Wed ossiay,, AMI sri.
days
fof Loray and Nav Hefket, connecting with IT,.
ages at Cupcper, On Tuesdsya, Thursdsys, ard Sat
urday
For Winchester daily, connoct,ns with tie ftssss
st Piei 1ont
Fer 1iddleburg dai!y, connecting with It's etages
Sc tho Plains
Per ordsr: " B. CROCKETT Ag.nt
nov 7-dt7
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ExPE0 I'D NEW YEAR PRlsEnJs.

EX PK0 Sd NEW YEAR PRkSEHJS,
all TIC BREACHES Of busias coriace d In thjs
" CITY, ~ csres, p-rtsHs, # cI others afford de
'maiirst prcatA aat snor,t have ts pr-issencs for
scss. : ~ o2e 10 the, tus ness e-n coatiurr -
as e0s5oma'5 sre uot nronsi IN s1t.i-l.-u ~ ,n,,S
aoess or nth iissiroSs q s!osing up Sar the pa,t
earnestly rsqus-. 81 -k9 ara Ca. osei 10 All -
'sttls ii boa, delay ~
I viii fa5tasz give notes that NJ, s,,r~. IN,
1oica may rs ccntrsccsd vita r,s mus n. =, n
ft. Ser ncs 70, aad with she OILS ioot pa.srq,, "a,
pas snst ansy ere 10 &c eosei raonsh:J, nv ces.r-
ss.so .. =, asy watch have prepared for the y,.:
A. s''@P" z. n r. KING.
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TEE CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC BrLL.-Among
the appropriations made in this bill passed at
the close Of the session of Congress, are the
Compensation and mileage Of Senators.
$ls5 10; do Of the House, 1894 976; compep-
ssrion OF others Of Senate, $40 2Si; do. OF
House s43 sJ6; Contingent expenses of Ser.
ate, Sls4 000; do. Of House, $2s5 823; Con.
gressioDal Library, SIS 500; for "a copies of
Globe for each member of Congress, 81, 352 /:
for binding same, IS ei0; for reporting de.
bates, u. 300; expenses # public buildings and
grounds 5000 30; books for new Conere, 4.
men, 81 452 stationery for members. 81 9lO ;
repairs ct capitol, SIS 600; do OF resident ;
house. So coo; expenses northeast executive
building, 81 ,l02 DO southeast building
$344, 3S8; do east wisg of Patent Office, ST.,
4OS; de-, Hiding corner and 9TH street.
Sl7 29S; do southwest executive building.
50 265; 10 support the perientiary # District
of Columbia, IS 3l2; do, insane of do. sI6 .
SEQ; ioE furnishing hospital building SI2 o..
for removing fences i0r extension IF Cap,t,i
squire, SIS 900; 10 the auxiliary guard, SO
900; for rev dome on Capitol, 500, 900 for
collecting sgricuitu: Il statistic los asd di,
tIibuting cuttings al! sect, SIS 900; IeInova,
Of stone wall If southern boundary of Presi.
dents Park, $4,000; and to complete ard
revise the grades of WASH gton, SC S., 600
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THE BANKS or TIE UNITED STArEs-A re
port communicated - Congress by the
Secretary Of the Treasury, in relation to the
Banks ct The United STATES a. the close of ths
last year, includes returns from Is SO7 bank
ard branches with a repOr Ell capital Of
s352. l67 IS, showing an increase during tb,
year CT nj e-y nine In the number of bSnt.
and Of So 500 POI in the amount OF can't,
paid in. Bat thougl there has been an in
erea in the numcsr Of banks and in the can
itai paid II. II appears hat their spscie as
been reduced between FIVE and six c,i,liors
or from $50 $40. 253 70 $53 COS 5t6, and thci,
circulation nearly eighteen million. o, from
1913 6S9 20o o siS6 452 1913 IL the bank,
had made all tbeir re urns on be ir,t day OF
January, 1854. aud the lTss day of -IarusrV
1856, tie Secretary believes til a: he e}uc.i 10,
OK circulation would have been found 10 he
much greater than ia exhibited in genera
tables The inns for making the feturp,
from tie .nks in some Of the states was tha
umo Of he year IN which th Issues reIe
grea'e5t.-4NItioHak IRteiiigsncer,
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DEV. JOHN LANAHAN, PASTOR OF THE
IL EXETER STREET, nj e CHURCH =,
'.To"g desire 20 he eft the afflicted induces a IN
!niS u Ger NJ. We chai engr any other D-dicin.
and la lies o.! high ,nding OF our 0an we l-kuwn
Heiis. " ho t"Sfify al cures OF COUGH, R3ON
CulfiS RHEUMATISM DYSPEPSIA, &C
BALTIMORE, January 24ih, 1858.
Asssrs. Mortimer & Mop5Tay:
tax pleasure in saving TO you that have used
y,'ur "HamptOn's Tincture" with very great rruiit
IRON sen"ust iroat affection, my general health
had become very much impaired, when { com
inencei To use Hampt MS Tn1tUre.' I fond
- eH-c,s u,o my geHeE. health most saiuiary.-
ny nersGu system and digestive Orsans SION right
ID up IntCr It's use.
havc several times recommended il 10 nv
trcHfs, AM IN every case, Tar as [ have been in
iorined, they have use it with success.
Nnurs
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A K NY,
No. IN Bridge street, Geoyyeurr.

Nta9e sweet, GeoYyG0rn,
prepared TO furnish BALLS, Drsrrea, sn,rrr
y WEDDINGS, &C., with everything in The Cor frr;
uolafy iine IN any psr Of the District ~ the sb0i
- nouss, and 90 the most reasonable terms
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READY-MADE CLOTHING

- <N<AD1 OLO I IIIKNO
4 hEOU ED PRICES As the season is ad.
vanced we have determined TO sell or the re-
manning portion Of or winter stuck at greatly re
oucau prices; therefore gentlemen wishing to con-
suit economy in purchasing fne Overccats, Talpas
Dress, Frsck, and Busi iess Coats; Black and Fan
ey CASHMERE Pants; VELVET, Silk, Satin and Merino
vests Undershirts and Drawers, AMI all other
really mafe garments Of nne qualify, will find our
present variety 20 be well assorted Us in the BE-
ginning Of the seaspu. with the advantage Of much
lower prices. WALL EPHENS,
329 Pa avenue, next to Iron Hall
fah % fSenfineik News
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SILVER PLATED WARE.

LrIE .odrs SeIs, Cast0ss, Caks and Hpl
-, rs Tstsi WATERS On white metal, ralse pys
= aha ga Spoons and Forks, double and ,it
Fsaisd and sold by sp ~, rrvsf Wa
No; $50 IA. avenue, between pIh and j0ra 4.
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fni aettFhia ADVERTISEMENTS,
HMIDER'S WINES
At PHILADE LPHIA

a "A n "a II a Ii " q
FOEH ". sSIUER, pesler IN MICS, ~ The
1 forE,er OLD established Wise Ssc5r oi JACOB
!&fIDKR, yr, Nc. SO Walnut street., lcur anors se-
;Sv EoIrsh greet wher. ccasenn>rs VIII b supplied
9TH BISss and LIQUORS On the mort aoocnDo
dsting terms. .
rostst.oa Of FOREIGN RlEES, once No. 70 Wal
IA street. rh!lsse.rhia, where he Il prepared 20
,seivs orders for the srecs1 lrportstior Of Wines
t. from vsrio koases IN Errope, In quantities Of
agile dozen and upwards; and Aleo solicfs Cor hss
son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage Of
:is frsencs and fe-In~s customers
'ss al Wines ordered for Washington VIII Be -
isercd ~ Kxpcss free Of fGsh. iss-Iy
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COrnmiasicne- OF General Land Ofce
feb 6-lsve~

tIsNKuxN and IRON MAVrr-L- way De re-
o--utiiu, sss'rtrnent % ths' "h 40 snj DIV
saie srtIcie', =. thecor rot ?ecrsylysi. sveI-,
al Tenth street, over tie Washington savin..
'a1s. EALpH asSgIN5
Is-4frF
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JOHN LAsAHAN, Pastor
vi Exeter ST.: Nj. +. Chafch, Baltimore.
BLEEDING or THE LUNGS.
RAtEIsu ~ r. PaI, a ISSs

BLEEDING or THE LUNGS.
RALEIsH, N. C., Feb 8, 1855.
Mcsrs. Mortimer & Moo5-Gy:
DO mere certify that about twelve months ago
was taken with a severe hemorri.age of the Lungs
.fi had four attacks Oft Twas advised 20 try d.
iamrton's Vegetable Tincture | rr0currd one
e''ie, and after takin. which, was satisfied that
wis much better; and than, af ct linking The urth
otiie, was entirrly well and now | Joy az guod
ne ,l'h as ever did IN my life. can, and DO with
out The least hesitation. recommend The Tinc,ure
to all p"rsIn. afl cted in my way
Yours, Gro. w. Wy.yrrv.
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CURE FITS-READ,


More 10 The Sick than Cold rom one OF the mos,
respectable Druggists in South Carolina
CHARLESTON, 3. T.. sept 81. 1853.
hesSrs. VI JEriMERt& MowBRAY:.Tbe sale O,
'oIr tampi'ns trgefSblc Tincture is increas ns
very d1y, aud every b0Itle sod recommends tli-
'aina lie medicine Us'the afflicted. Several of our
ia ie's have tried il in different cases with aston
sang success and are getting il by half dozens. Ii
las been inuhd u be the gr. EN- dy Tor rhru-
matte affections, aud wonderful cme Ina, been
."rfhrmed on negro boz, suffering from Pits.
wi, tn nish with number OF certificates if Won
wish them
an, gentIemen yours. -, w q TRorr.
tall and get pamphlets gratis, and see cur, 3 of
.SougIi, BIOncbItIs, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dvs
iepsia, Nervousness aud Genera! Weakness. As a
,PEaIe medicine or for delicate children we believe
I quaiie...
Sold by MORTIMER & MOWB3iY, I40 Bali
more stcet, Baltimore, and 30i Broadway, N. YORK
HAS. sTorr Co, J. u. MOORE, ID. d. CLARKE.
CLARKE BowLISs, w. ELLIOT ana II NCPuyx
on, W aShngton also, by K. s. +. IL Sell, Geo ge
own; and q. Z. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Dug
60 'Vf'' ""rf" feb 2i-u
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AN APPEAL t. COMMON SENSE.

LIT THE SICK HEkR THE TRUTH.
CAPTAIN BEyJAMIN.-Wherever known his teetl
mony will be conclusive. But lest those who DO
not know the Captain should be sceptcal, Or. Dag-
SIN Bro, with others Of the best known and most
highly respectable citizens Of Eastnn, endorse hu
wonderful cure by