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ron THE WEST AND sOUTH-DALTIMORE AND
ONO RAILROAD.


Imprord changes Of
frHE completion Wheel
ONO portions
land North and soutwesr this greatly increased a
day, November 81, is54, the trains will bs oows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily win direction. rirst, mail
leaving Camden station OF O'Clock,
heretofore exeept sunday and arriving Wheeling 40
heretofore, and running through Wheeling in about IA
hours, reaching there at 10 rs This will Wash
burg, Johns Run Cumbeand Pedmont Rowlesbuig New
burg Feean fsrningon, Cameon and Moandsvl only for
wood and water and Beth these trains make prompt
regular with the Central Ohio road Tor
bridge, Zanesve Newark Columbus Louisville, Day
sanduky Toledo Detroit, Chicago ST. Louis,
6c Baltimore mail tram viii reach Cn
cinnat by the train they
there At ~ the next night ben kept but one night on ihe route ~
either 5 as
for the Northwest,
points, with ains The Ciese
land and Ptlsbux railroad all times when the Ohio navgb
Returning trains leave Wheeling folows The
train 80 reaching Baltimore ~ The mail rao
nj ~ IS p. M, reaching Baltimore at q D. nj.
Through tickets Wheeling for Cincnnat Madison,
Louisville 81 Loas and other river ces will be sold al all times
when The stage OF water will admit
Through tickets between Baltimore and Washington and all The
important cities and towns in tho West sold the cket Offices
OF the company
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail uan leaving Camden station, will passengers
all stopping pluces Returning
Wheeling at II 4a midnight; Cumberland 10 49, and
rives at Baltimore al Y p.
The Frederick uan Frederick and
diate places, will daily Except Sunday arriving
in Frederick 40 Returning will leave Frederick at
arriving Baltimore I2 30,
Tire Elicos Mills accommodation will be daily (except
sundays AS follows
Leave Camden Station 6, a. M, and 3, p. m
Leave Elcou's Mills al 80, m, and 80, pm
Dec l4-dtf
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Asylum for orphan Boys.

trustees vincents Orphan Asylum having eab
orphaa under the Of the
ready such, without
religious opinions connexions viii be admit
the extent OF their beg leave
hs charitable aud humane inhabitants OF the District OF
cont be convenient, which
are earnestly soeted provide for the
protection suGng chdren, and the
rendered oeis OF aud emisernion
appeal Inc heart Of every Christian
satisfaction oi completing hsf house
orphan girls where hundred children are now sup
ported educated, although they determined, the oh
August raebsh house for orphan boys they have
prevented doing by The want OF means The
property hands, with small exception, beng by
from Congress, and Of donations and ega
o ne .ltiuon, the income from
branch; and hence the INSTANT - appeal ey e trustees 70 me
ri,i win e of their duty towards the
phan boys TORY These are Executive non" ~ " "'
uppfng reputation, havingten million an... o, !,
q success in the prncpadsregard mn :, ~ III, .a IA
Is said TO be eonsidersge of 1859 - III TT ne or
s.orite baritone, and tariff were p '@tey /ay
80 ePted engagements cause tbev , a pom
ts Rev. LANES Is. Jsl...sl ateu T##
Rev TIMOTHY j. o'TuOLE, Trustees.
.kt THOMAS CARBERY, Treasurer,
w. HICKEY, Secretary,
Lady Managers H. Boone, first directress; Mise
Cathane NJ Johnson dnecess Mrs Henrietta Kennedy
ueasureri Mrs Ca,haiine A. Mast secretary pms Cahafine
smn Mrs Jan@ Noyrs, Mrs Elliot Mrs Josephine Young
Mrs. Caiharibe Roche
Gentlemen managers Of boys asylum Of parish
doehoo conarced t.eyeurhDr. W. j. q. Duhame, Charles
Edward Sims, Seaphm Mmi John o. Ftxpatick VIII
liam Wheatley Thomas Bayne eter Brady George Harvey Jo
Redfen Peter Conan Rudolph Echn Dr. Alexander Snns
George Natringy, Robert Mahoney, John J.. casseii
1.-The Weekly News, star Baltimore SUM- VIII please insert
the above several times isc lt-2aw2w
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATiy Rs


The SPEAKER laid before the House c0tnlnHnicaftga
from the Secretary of the Interior recommending at ne
appropriations therein asked for be made laid be a
and ordered to be printed
Also, communication from the Treasury Dcg@rtHssat
relative TO additional estimate for the purchase ~ o r
lighthouses which referred 10 the COMMITTEES a wsys
and Means and ordered to be printed
Also communication from the department.
mitng the result Of experiment made testing lhs
strength wroughtiron beams and sirders with skshes
Of the kinds used and recommending approyg-
alton OF $4,000 to meet the expense Of complete stas n
experiments which referred to the C0mmiisna ~
Ways and Means and ordered 10 be printed
Also, communication from the department. trAns.
mtng list Of clerks and other persons employed in that
department during the year 1854 which laid fhs
table and ordered to he printed
WILLIAM n CHASE.
Mr. CLNGMAN demanded the consideration a. the rsr.
ular order.
The SPEAKER announced that the FIRST thing Ia oriss
the consideration Of the motion made yesterday BY m
gentleman from North Carolina Mr. CLtSesks 70 lay 81
the table the motion Of Mr. PEcxHas, 10 recopsider hs
vote sy which the House passed resolution eEcudibs
William r. Chase from the House bah reporter, on a.
count Of the part he had taken In securing the extension q
the Colt patent
The question being then taken the motion % lay %
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United states Mail.
UTAH.

Posr oYnoK DEPARTMENT,
December S, 1854
PROPOSALS carrying The mails The United States from III,
TAn w essnea suas
un D. 'a me- ra The os s any a"e s5 S ecsd n
next day. The route and IN the lime herein specified viz
1896 From Salt Lake City, by Nes MILL Min Creek Hoaday'
seuement, Little Cottonwood and Drapersvfe to Mount
ainviLe 25 miles aud back, once week
Leave Salt Lake City every Thursday as7am;
Leave NountainviIe every Friday al Z a m
Arrive at salt Lake Cy same day by pm
ne,'s Mile, Bingham, and kanyon, TO Cedar Valley, Al
miles and back once a week
ssays ys csas a Valley ass .w every Fsy 81 81
asos From city Gransve i miles and back,
Leave Toeie City every Tuesday atoam;
Leave Gransvie evey Tuesday a, pm,
1850 From Nephi City, 5y Fillmore c Corn Creek Paagona
and Parovan 10 Cedar City, 100 miles and back once
Leave Neph City every Monday am;
Arrive a, Cedar City next Friday by6pm;
Leave Cedar City every Monday nj
Arrive at Nephi City every Friday by epn
NOTES.
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times ,he pay q The
mails, sufficiently
fourth of the compensation for the suhjsc forfeiture Fines
ry explained BY certificates poslmaste the ahdavs OF
pos, office, suffering injured, destroyed robbed,
and for refusing after demand convey the mail frequently
may repeated
agTeeabiy Post
The Department. assigning
without The assent Of The Postmaster General he Postmaster
General alter the schedule He also order
by allowing therefor increase the
pay He also service
decrease Of he allow months
be we'd
Of advertised distance II The be supplied
herein The bids should be addressed
Second Assistant General uperscbed "Ma proposals.
Territory Utahr The
the before the LIST day Of September
1885, For further conditions be il
the advertisement for California Oregon Utah. &C.
dated 18th October, 1859
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 6--law4w Postmaster General.
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United states Patent once,

I'M the OF Lope Worcester Massachusetts,,
praying for the ~f patent granted to him the
10Th day of April si for Improvement IN screw wrenches
Tor seven from the expiration Of said paen which takes
place the 10th day of April, 1850
IL IL ordered that the said heard the Patent Office
Monday, the 2J day nf 1875 ~ O'Clock, snd
all persons nohed show they have
why said petnon ought not To be granted.
Persons required hr In the Patent
Once their objections, specially least
days before the day Of AL hed by either
20 be nsed the transmitted
codance with the rules OF the oee which win he Furnished on
piicsion.
The testimony the be closed 22d March,
1855 dispositions, and other reied testimony
be dled IA the office
arguments. " any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also that this he published the Union, Inte
and Evening -tar, Washrton Evenng Argus Phil
adepba Pennsylvania Scientific New York and Bos
Post Boston, Massachusetts
weeks previous TO me 20 day Of Apr he day ohssrng
CHARLES MASON,
Comm,ssionrr of Patents.
sitors of the above papers please copy, send
Jan i2-lsw3w
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Two f"rnished chambers - rert-For rent, coar
modous chambers, neatly and comfortably
egby located 5h street between Louisiana
quiet negbor od very
uonai asd Browns Hotels They well
friends who wish other being ad
joining, with door opening between them,
Inquire the premises, No Az s Congregations
Church
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Ornamental Trees for sale.

ar the best variety tor Streets
They all seedlings free growth free and
insects, and suued No silver
fe, in the clear and we'll furnishe
bighi European Of rch foliage, cat
sire OF The shore large stock
size and number purchased, from 25 81
Cor yourself Cali James Mahes, public gardener
Jan I7-lsw3ws
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Ssy"~nt - me- s~s~ssssa~ > sess
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United states Patent Ufffce.
Washington, Jan. 10. 1855.

Washington, Jan. TO- 1855.
~ the peution OF James NJ Putnam, administrator
Putnam, deceased New Orleans Louisiana
extension OF granted the said James Putnam
9th OF May, is4i, for in machine
from the expiration Of said patent which
the 9th day OF May, 1856
s ordered that said petition be heard Patent Office
Monday, The 23d day of April l2 O'Clock,
nnunsd show
why said petition ought BE- granted.
Persons the 6le
once the obccons specially forth writing least
days before the day Of All party,
be used nj the said hearing
cordance with the tho
plication.
The testimony in the will be closed the 18Th day Apr
deposious, and other relied
filed Office day the
gumens IL any, within days thereafter.
Ordered thN this notice be published
gence and Evening Star, washngton D. o. Scientific
lean, New York Evening Argus Philadelphia
Ohio, week for weeks pre-
vious the 23d OF April next, hs day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of
sEdiors OF papers please copy,
bills the Patent Office, with containing This
Jan ll-iaw3w
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CARRIAGE Horses FOR SaiS-A. pair beautifully,
matched northern family horses, together mag
nihcent northern built modern
The horses u great valus hens and gentle. The
has only used months
ard perfect when FIRST purchased
tn. having for viii sell them great
ApDIy 10 WM. IT, DOVE, Coaldraer, First Wsrd.
Nov 10-dfif
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BARGAINS for the Hoiidays.Wishng to make a change
business, myp
days will do well 10 select them II consists Of
Epbroderies, inces, rihands, flowers
Dress head dresses, giovss, trimmings
Together with LOT of
which, will be sold very cheap. A. TATE,
Dec l2eo3 3i4 Penn ay between 10Th and lltb sts
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THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE
SECOND EXHIBITION OF THE
METROPOLITAN Mechanics, Institute

WIN Institution, Washington, D.
on the 9Th of February, 1855
promotion of Manufacturer Commerce. and
the Mechanic and Useful Arts
The contributions the Exhibition already and
indication afforded full and interesting display
The arrangements made upon grand scale The main hal
and other smithsonian Institution
purpose are admirably adapted therefor and are supplied with
eryhing conducive The safety comfort
huo and v.ers while the approaches from a parts Of the city
have been greatly improved.
Persons Of and friendly its objects
be admitted membership this Institute IL between the
Of fourteen be admitted junior
The required Initiation 81 and
50 hssar and the latter initiation fee OF and
~ per year thereslfr.
the benefits School Of Desien members
members charged q Of four months.
All members entitled the privileges Of the Exhibition
Members tickets a member and LADY, member
and children wife of member and children and
junior members tickets admit junior member and lady
Other persons required to for tickets as folo~s
Single admission p
Season ticket convertible into membership 50 90
Genlemans season ucket, single so
w
The office Of the Of the Exhibition az the northern
main entrance 10 the Smithsonian Institution, daily from
until s. where all business connected with this
prise will receive prompt Written
should also be addressed TO the undersigned,
THOMAS G. CONNOLLY,
Jan 2I--eod Superintendent
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The National Hotel

IN this will be Tor the of the 9th
Of The the kitchen from
building dining
rooms, greatly guests
The table will furnished the the markets
labor
house. every equal
The subscriber, therefore, pubic will
liberal patronage which
Persons desiring the
time after the soth, by calling at the Hotel
T.. d, WILLARD.
WASHINGTON Cry November ID 1854.
6-n
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WHEREAS land 526io 80 acres In
favor of Benamine Picket for military
OF sl2 and whereas said address
the post office at Washington city, and has been either
laid hereby that shn the proper time, spp
The office Commissioners Of Pensions for duplicate
same. N. u, TAPsCoTr
Nov 29--lawGw
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EAvR daily, Sunday, and 81, and and 5.
On Sun Jay, a, 6, o. m. and 5, ,.
Leave Baltimore at AZ and y, a. and 5 and ., m.
On Sunday, al A. a. m, and SIP. m.
Baltimore Ohio railroad West
are by uuins leaving 6, a. and ,. m.
For Philadelphia New York, and 6k m, and p
For Annapolis, at6k, a M, and 5, y. m
4 For Norfolk, at 3, p.
T. ii. PARSONS, Agent
Particular attention called the rule requiring responsible
any Of color who wish the road
dec 5--d n
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Redemption or virginia s,1 Per Cent. Debt.

|NTE Of following debit by the
State OF Virginia, redeemabe the 9Th day OF March, 1884,
Ind afterwards within period exceeding fifteen years. will
oce "fhs Of the snkiag und by an
assembly of Virginia. passed the a6ih day
1853, viii proceed, tho hrst day April 1885,
the said certificates the treasury Of the
The holders Of said certificates required
Of April surrender the the Office OF
and, whether surrendered the interest thereon win
Sease that day:
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For freigh orpEssage apply 10 ..
EDWARD K COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. X.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
4. q. ROBERTS s. CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London
B. q. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
Paris
GEO. DRAPER, Havre.
The win be accountable for gold silver,
buon ewcir precious metals, unless bills
adng thereof
Dec l7--dn 8S
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rIIE American Association for abe Adyanee ement oi
Education win hold fou h annual the and
the Smithsonian INSTITUTION during ths
between Christmas and New Years beginning
Tuesday, December 70 instant.
number The distinguished educators of country and
leading expected TO be pesen from
many valuable lectures and educational
whc VIII be followed by interesting discussions.
viii offer of Washington and
rich Christmas week
The members Of Congress- and all the
citzens requested
induce eGd abroad 10
Fl. III
of liberal minded citizens offer free entertainment
Delegates than purpose they
send their residences and the number they
following genlemen The
a hand and whatever done must bs done quickly.
LIST Ward.--G. }. Abbot esq, Rev. c. A Davis
I'd {" Prof j. Henry aud II. Richards
t" Sd P. Force esq., v. flarbaugh, esq, and Silas
Hii
" 4lh :" J. w. Manry, esq, Rev. G. w. Samson, and
Rev Is. Sunderland.
a 9Th B b. French, ESQ and Prof A. ID Bache.
+" 9th h. b. French, and o. q. Wight, esq
18th y. York AtLee %. Z. wight, and w,
b. Randolph, ESQ
T. RICHARDS,
Sec. Local Com.
WAsmSerss, Dee g. 1854.
Dec l4-eo3t
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Those holders OF desire redeem by aor-
hey residing beyond the United states ec
knowledge the before minister charge
Saaes consul general consul
ppnted by the Of the United any
oanty before the proper ofeer OF country
chief
herrin. rcsinE the United sates be
ne justice OF the notary puhc
appon'ed BY The governor Of Virginia. sufficient.
|,he certificate be delivered
|G W. CLUTTER, Public The Commission
Is, ", PARKER, Register. ere OF The s,nL
|eEo. w. MUNPoRD, sccy Commonwealth. \ ing fund.
RonsoxD, Virginia, December ~ 1854.
Dec 3l-d3m
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.


Inc ntanuc. west
ChPt.
Cbpt COmstocA
~r-s,- These ships having been bull by contract
ssiy for has been
4xK taken their constructions also In their engines,
insure strength aud speed; and their accoamo
unrqnaed for elegance comfort
passage from New York Liverpool in ars cabin, $780,
cabin k75 Exclusive $685.
From Liverpool TO New York. 80 and ~ guneas
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship,
o be secured until pnid for.
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tickets and shares and certificates packages
splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
each drawing will be Immediately after
4 oil who order from
Address r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Jan Is Wilmington, Delaware.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

The Chicago Times relates u story, the IN.
cidcnts ia which are said 10 b. real Ip small
town In the interior ~ Ohio. lived "a beautiful
young woman. whose father dying. wi,ied her
the whole of large fortune. which she was "
inherit when twchty-one years of age, on con
Jiti0n that she would remain single until that
time She obryed the Injunction for some
years, but her young affections became at
length. and some tbrec years previous 10 tbe
expiration Of the time named 10 the will, the
prey ~ an artful man. of showy address. who
removed from another place and took up his
residence IN the village whete the yoG'.s heif~ss
resided, for the purpose of laying siege " her
heart. lie sucecfdod too well, and under pre-
tence that h. was wealthy himself, and did not
require the young wonians fortune In order to
live in case and elegance. induced ber 20 con
sent 10 secret marriage. The wary fortune
hunter hal been duped by bis own urgency IN
pnrsnit Of the large property which the young
and crodulous woman whs supposed 10 ipberit
unconditionally on coming 10 the age pre-
scribed He made known the marriage, and
NJ once was undeoeised by the guardian ~ the
lady, who ANNOUNCED u him that the fortune
vas lost 70 him and bis wife forever, as By the
terms u the will the marriage II the daughter
gave the property TO another branch of the
family. Mndblensd ny tbe destruction ~ his
hope-, the raseal denounced the wife fa decep
ton although sbe had sbdeayoreJ 90 make hirn
understand the real facts. ai,d Nc abe he'll faint
ing hs ieft the bouS and tbs village. Years
after wards the sbat,.ioDed bride receiyeda let.
tsr from bcr husband. who had learned that
she had becoinr possessed of the property that
had iseu Designed ior her by her father. On the
annalfneBt of III" marriage, aud trusting % bet
retaining a lingering affection Tor him. hoped
that he might s,iil gain the priu be had GOV
etea He had not mi5adgei the strength u
the young woman's affection. she responded
tn the letter Offering N unite her fate with his.
and saying tha, abe could now give him the
inheritance that lad cansed hira 40 mnch trDa-
bic IN order that her guardian and family
should not know u her conduct. abr sent the
Ietier 10 the oaicf by servant girl who toOk
sith her a little gih NJ = companion, aud al
lowed Lsf " carry the letter. The child at
use,ed b, Ihe bright color of the stamp te
moved IL. ard tbe lcitsr depeiti 10 tbs u
Goe was ssut 20 the Dad letnr ofice iu Wash.
ipgton. She oI course received no reply
lat. a month later bsr goardisa received q
uexspADsF lom chicago, eootaiuing y political
spsch. which ifieDd " ths, city desired hIm
70 read. Ne Ad down the paper ard the lady
tod 1t. iisr rye giaDesd hfSt ai tbs mat
riagss. And there sbe saw the ANNOUNCEMENT of
the marriage Of ber former ha-baDd. sbe fsIi
10 ths foof 10 swoDa, add fingered only Gs~
days xbn shs disd--tke y,etim oi gDscfoya-
ioos aysrise.
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Tho New York Sa.ddy Mers@y, in an arti.
Gle discussing ,he merits Aad prospects d H.
tam Presidential candidates. cxprc~~ tho opi.
nioa that Mr. WISE will b. the anauimoas
profrace Of the South for tho succcssion. The
sahjoinel extract contains AN allasion 90 An In
ei,icn, in tho Congressional carver Of Mr. Wiss
that had cscarrj our recollection. The Mercury
says:
Mr. Henry A. Wis.,. Of Virginia, Is caDd
date for the succession, AMI Is not ~ bc snub
bed OF easily put aside Mr.. wse vprsen,s
Tho views OF the people Of tho Sou,h--of the
slave States, ami If nominated, or not nominat.
al, by the democracy IN convention that Is TO
assemble al Cincinnaii, IN May next. viii he
supported by every slave State IN the UnioD.
unless he should transfer his inilacnee 10 another
direoiiop.
ln rc&rnce to the question Of slavery. We do
not by any means adopt thu opinions Of Mr..
WIS.,, lle considers tho insti,ailn Of slavery
a bcnellccni onc, We do not aud. yot We know
confidently consign the destinies ol ff,c AID
great people than Mr. Wic. Though slave
holder, hc Is o mast moroifai and grDerous one.
~" """" wv ~ WY hu"S"N' uh" '" uS
olacka-lnoor bondnMnA We rcco'lcct that .
the war 1886, when an attempt WAS made, Ia
The Honsc of Representatives, 10 oxpel Mr.,
John Quincy Adams ssom that body. because
h' had offered 10 present petition parporiing
to have been sigied by twenty-five slaves Of The
town OF fredericksburg, praying for The aholi'
tion OF slavery aud The slave trade IN tho Dis
tr'e' oi Columbia Me- Wise, who had been
engaged IN the Committee room, investigating
the charges pref'rrsi against Reuben N. Whit
ney, was sent for, and cme mp Tic ,hcn DO
llyrrcJ himself of tho following remarkable aud