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FORM OF orrER.
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nacr through me POS. ONCE Of The aecspncu Of his Tor their
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known me TO be good and suaanos This
signed BY district Judge, attorney, collector
navy agent person Responsible
FoR PORTSMOUTH, N. H.
CLASS No. i-g.ieks
s -ss'ass. 3 Ssa' H.ass :, pine
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25.-Cons,rueiins sewer.
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Gas. No. Bricks.
s-Ssi's-p,.s ,.mss.
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s-savsI sand.
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25-Iron work ana iron castings.
as-Tils ensis. ana sppuren.nces
ss-o 1s. Ssa:s s: island, complete.
si--Oakum chop iron.
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Soak and hard wood timber lumber.
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l6.-Ship chandiery.
I7,-Hardware.
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I9.-Fire wood.
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Copper and composition nails.
8--Machinery aud tools.
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Glass No. 1.-BYicks
1-Stone
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S-Whise pine, spruce, juniper and cypress tim
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Mobile and Montgomery ". y. Daily Mali Line
xTr CONSISTING Of the following substantial aea Al
as,e.saakAS~ running passenger steamers, vixt
AESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
cuHA,
cREMoNA, ami
The boats carrying the United States an
their regular trips Anbama tho lst Nassa
next Mobile daily Montgomery daily guys
railroad connecting daily Montgomery
the cars and Mobile with tbs New Orb mail
the will leave Selma the
six O'Clock, q,
the above steamers commanded by
officers viii every the cosnio
Of passengers,
per bnret, ard q dolinr PER bale Of eoton.
passage having elegant accommodations, app,
board, to
Oct 21--iBm CON, HkAlNANUY Il co
HARDWARE AND CUrLERY.--1he subscriber hos mss
Ia complete assortment OF gnod which
seec,ed greatest o the
Europe, and The hest and
saving OF from twenty tive pei Orr
comprises
can come heAd OF hardware
building matsias fine assortment, excepting sash
3 cents per ID,
Mechanics ions every variety aud mostly warranted
Leather bclling, gum aud hemp packing, al hosa si
prices
the agents., win furnish dsulcss at actoy price,
beautiful OF feather dnsiers New YORK
aud Is per cent. cheaper than other sylcs.
All offered small advances for casl
customers by the subscriber.
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE
sign Of tho nfCc tilt Saw, Penn av,
..1... hAfSv ondI rs,so.
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mo. 53i.l

No. 3d.
NOTICE OF the temporary continuance or the land
IN office .. vincennss, Indiana !.
which provides that the Offices Of register and receiver shall
have made By the the Con
sess approved July eighteen hundred and fly
Of ndiana notice hereby that
ssr,ain land oces Indiana suspended in its appicaon
The office a unit, The services required y the aole
fully performed,' Of which due notice win be given
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
feb ls-iawow ln'. star
Hamilton G. FAINT,
nue., Washington, d. o.
INCURRENT money, land warrants and Virginia scrip bought
s on all the principal cities TO suit purchasers
Stocks bought and sold on commission
Claims against the government collected
The Register Of The Virginia Land Office duplicate Of
No ass6 acres James Kennedy
shall apply The Land Once al Wash
nson c. for scrip for the nnsnsed portion Of ,as same
Dec lo-law5m Attorney in fact for the heirs.
University Of Louisiana.
Medical Department.
TUE annual course Of lectures il Chi. department viii commence
March "'"'''' - e''"Ao - we ensuing
James Jones, NJ d., Professor OF Practice Of Medicine
IL. Rddell, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
A. H. cenas, B., Professor Of oSsiairisa
Al. wedaerhnrn n D., Professor Of anatomy.
Gustavus A. Mott, NJ. D.. Professor Of Matera Medica.
Thomas Hunt NJ D. Professor OF Physiology Pathology
s Samuel p c ssas NJ Demonstrators Anatomy
The dssccting will be open Monday
tober.
The faculty visiting physicians surgeons Charity
attend This institution ifom April.
The accompany professors ys and
expense, ENJOY extraordinary practical advantages,
There during the session. about eight hundred
In patients thousand
dred and ffy nine.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d., Dean.
Aug I1--iaw,Novl
TOHS II. BUTHMANN. Importer and Dealer I'm Wine
brandy cigars Ac Pennsyvann side
" Streets and assortmen, Of ,
above, consisting in part Of
Madeira, sherry, Port of various grades Champagne in quarts
and pints different hyaHds
great variety Of Rhine wine, some Of II sparkling.
Also st. Peray sparkling red and white
80 80 per dozen the highest order
And numerous other kinds OF wine.
Also very superior e1gac pals and dark schoidsm ia
maca fine old whskey Irish malt
cigars
Dec 1l--2awisw
w ivoi, svo.
Life of q. Quincy by Joseph D. Braithyyai,e
Memories the Water; by Henry Nancy
lamsrine's Travels In the East vols
Ans ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
III EBsTER's Large Qaarto Dictionary, .c,.,on Of
1858 THIS day received from the pas'sher Price,
full leather, So FRANcK TAYLOR
~
WIN. M. Merrick,
Law,
No. 80 Lomfsana aveans
WILL practise supreme Court United States The
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As and ie ffA fftaepaI gsefdlaN
Townships 81, ~, 20, "a, Is, and 70. OF range 49,
Townships a. 20 "a, IS, NJ, "a, aud %, of rapges
Townships aud OF range ..
Townships Is Vt, "a, 20, y, 3d. and 81 o. range 9.
Townships ~, "a, 1c 81, aud -, OF range
Townships &c, "a, 81 81 -, and 81, range 1.
Townships 20, "a, ae, ~ DO 81 IS. OF rang
Townrnips ~, So aad 80, OF range TO-
Townships -. %, 20, 81 81 aDd 80, Of range n
townships ~, 70, 3d. 81, ~, and 80 OF range ~.
Tow asnips 20, 80, 81, ~, and 80, OF range H.
Townships -, ~, 81, "a, and 80 of mage a.
Townships 20, 81, and 49, OF range IS.
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NOTICE II hereby given that have obtained from
the Register of the Virginia Land Office duplicate
No 2656 acres james
revolutionary he original having
apply Of Ohice
ingon, D. scrip for the unsalised portion
GEO. w. STEPHENS,
Dec lo-law5m Attorney in fact for the heirs.
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PRANK F0restsv's Ftsh and Ffshiug. , "a
L The Rod and the Gun by WiAon and osklesshi W"
ipbuEgh.
Psasn's Fly Fishing for Trout vol Losdon. ,.s
Natural History Of r,shas ef Nassacnusetfs, sms
practical essay angling vol
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lowing will be reserved
excepting for the purpose above specified unn er
orders,
NORTH Of fhs base lsne and east Of the ma principal meridian
Townships pa, 2Ss, and az, OF range g.
Townships "a, 49,, and "a, Of range
ToWnshi ps 2ls, 32e, 49, "a, and -, of
Townships 20 "a, "a, 70, "a, aud as, OF range o.
Townships 10 al ~ 49, "a 25 and 20, Of range 10.
Townships III a. ~ a. as 26 and az, Of range ~.
Townships 81, 70, ~, 25, 26, ~.
Townships H. ~ "a rs 2Gs, az, and 2ss, l3
Townships a. 23 81, 25', d. 2s aud 25-, OF a.
Townships 49, a., 49, 49, 81, aa', Of range Is
Townships 49, "a, as, 3D. ar and s6s, OF To-.
Townships "a, IS, PSI az, and IS, Of range H.
Townships af', as, a', and ~, OF range TO-
All townships marked included the original
eIyalion 1859.
Pre- enpuon claimants entitled the above
lands be restored to market the nnceh day March neat
setsnents which hereafter made and
also those claiming within OF the above townships Withdrawn
continued settlements made
the withdrawal viii make proof and the
respective settlements otherwise their claims will DC fortified
townships private entry should Boce
file the proofs officers before the
pointed for ~ the their ctains
from and after day. and much difficulty
and delay X .UF IA .i .3--e Y
my hand, city Washington day
Of February Domni thousand eight hundred and fifty
five. 45@r
BY order OF the President:
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioners Of the General Land Office.
Feb T--iaw6w Int. Star Ht8Hl
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Ham,Iton r. Font

Hamilton G.. FAINT,
ErcAansc Se, No. 43a
Washsnsfoa, ID. o.
ITNCURRENT money, land and Virginia scrip bought
II aud sold.
Das all the principal cities sold in purchasers
Stocks bought sold commission.
Claims against government collected
1--Jmd&w
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Saiamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON, No ~ South Fourth PhpdeaaA
u Pa fate No, 80 Dock arce have hand ase sn
iBenl of their
PATENT sALAMANpER FIRE AND TniEF-pRoof SAFE
Bank vaults and
PATENT sLArE-LlNgD REFRIoERAroRs,
Waller ets seal and letter copying presses, Farhank P
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Reference Ia made Of The hundreds who barr
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IT, Maguder, 7h street, Pennsylvania avenue, Ws4
ton, u. G.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Pniladelphs,is .aies
urited saiss Mint,
Tinted states Arsenal sin California 10 Phiisdepbla
United States Appraisar's Once, rhiad.psia
Pcppsyy anita Railroad Company Philadelphia safes.
Phiiae ePna, Wilmington, aud baltimore Railroad lp@F"H
philadelptis.
Winchester BARK, Wineberter, Virginia, a,
Mr. f. Wood F0ag. Psnusyvsra between sb ~
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WILL practise in The Supreme Court OF the States
court Of claims, and the several District Of q
iumbins
Dec a7--3awu
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The undersigned, residing --- State of--, under
that foregoing mail No
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September 1855,
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FORM OF OFFER.

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WHITNEy's Metallic Wealth Of the United states
w vol, svo.
Life Of j. G. Quincy edited by Joseph n. Brsifhwaite
Memories the Water by Henry Nancy.
Lamsrtines Travels in the East 2 vols
Ans ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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has had the effect 10 deprive him of the sympathy OF a
large majority OF his former personal and political
at present in this city The motives of the Gene
raj in leaving his seat in the Senate for political pur
poses severely canvasse and the hold ne had mon
the in this section Of the Union but few weeks
since, Is taken from him.
The contrary is the political standing with Gsorre
Law. The most influential me mbers of our Conoyess
seriousy speak Of him as the whom the voters
OF the United States with safety rally for the next
Presidency He has the confidence and support of more
than one Of the members of the Cabinet win name one
in the person OF jefferson Davis who does not admit
himself member OF the Know No.hings, but
pronoupces the object they contsnding for a.
great democratic national principle. Cushing approves
OF the Know Nothing doctrines; but, like Forney, his
word is of little importance. called at the state de-
partment this morning, but the was the Score
tsry can't be Today he has refused himself to Sena
tors and members OF the House. ! can't speak with
my usual 10 stating that the reply to the EN-
psror Of Russia letter to the President is receiving
his attention. but crcum lead TO this consu
son--one among which is the fact thai important
parsonage Of the Russian embassy coseted with the
Seer etary at the time asked an interview
The custom house wei represented ia this city just
Your postmaster ia here with Captain Rynaers,
who it is understood Is his way TO vrg MIA to break
down the Know Nothings The crowds in and about the
capitol greatcr-so IL is said by old citzens-than
known before, few hours and the Congress
sonal scene will close.
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mnrkefa.

Monur, March 2, 1855.
The sales Of Gotten here during tile pas. week have
amounted to is 0o0 bales, and to-day e business wac
3cC0 baies-marhet closing firm. The rec.pts at this
port are now 20ot0 bales short of this tine year
CHARLESTON March @ 1855.
The sales OF cotton here to-day eco bales, at
prices ranging from exc. DC.
CINCINNATI, March g, 1855.
Eastern exchange dull at &c. &c. premium. Pro.
visions oyant.-MeSs pork, $l3; bulk sides IS rs
W sly shoulders ~ 62h. Weather mid, and ice
pdly disappearing.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
FHIIADKIpmA, March Q, 1855.
stocks were firm at first board this mo ming at
the following quota -Resdng Railroad 39. Nor
Iis Canal 49, Long Island Railroad II; Penn ylvania
Railroad 40; Pennsylvania State 5's, ss4.
Money is easy at former rates.
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THE LIEUTENANT GENERALsHIP.-No act Of
Congress has been better received by the people
than that comforting the rank and pay of Lieu
tenant General on General Scott No honors
have ever been won more hardly or more wea-
rily since this country was independent. But
Congress must not take credit for their share in
rewarding the gallant veteran. The act was
passed at the heel Of the session, instead of the
beginning, and is would not then have become
a law, had it not been for the steady pressure
exercised on them by the people. No thanks
to Congress for what has been done.
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Destructive CONGREGATIONS.

SANpUsKy, Mar III 3, 1855.
FIRE broke ont in Monroeville Ohio, early
this morning. destroying the entire business part of the
town, including two dwelling houses, SIX dry goods
stores, three groceries, two boot and shoe stores
clothing store drug store the Post Office and Odd
Fellows' Hall. The loss is over $4,000 Cause Of the
FIRE unknown.
TOTAL DESTRUCTION OLA CHURCH.
Bos~oS, March 3, 1885.
The Baptist Church in Modem destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss about slo COO.
FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA
PHrLApEIPmA, March g. 1856
Coleman's livery stable and two other Sijoiuing,
destroyed by fire this morning Eight horses
pprisbed in the femss
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New York, Sunday, March 4, 1855.
Mails for the Pacific.

fHS NEW YORK HERALD-CALlFORNIA EDITION.
The United States mail steamship George Law Capt.
c. l. Fox, viii leave this port tomorrow afternoon at
two o'clock, for Aspnwall.
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
viii close at O'Clock.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD--California edition
containing the latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world, win be published at eleven O'Clock tomorrow
morning,
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Lively News from Harrisburg.
GORGE LAWS LITTER RECEIVED WITH ENTHUSIASM
GREAT HXCIrEMENT.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March g. 1855.
have procured copy Of George Laws glorious letter
to the American party members Of Legislature. It
has excited great sensation and great enthusiasm.
number Of members Of the party, whose
not attached to the letter to Law desire of be-
ing added to the list Of subscribers. Several meetings
have been held here upon the subject, and good
as resolved that the American party throughout the
state shall be rallied upon George Laws live OAK plat
fern They say 1t is tight and square, and long enough
strong enough broad enough and high enough for the
keystone of the arch and for the whole Union.
also understand that since the judcious overthrow
Of that old fogy Simon Cameron the Know Nothings in
tend to jacob Broom for Senator at the session.
He is now member OF the Congress- very popular
and, altogether living and not dead Thus you
see, the Herald is right. The great work goes on.
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EXPLOSION OF A STEAM BOILER IN CINCINNATI
kfRacULors EscArE.-N esterday morning one OF two
bofrs in the engine Of the factory or Gould
ftaroe Co., corner OF Lock and Fifth srets exploded
The boilers under sLod In sotne ten feet be-
low the sidewalk The Boiler the zine and The Office
was lifted from lis bed and hove with wonderful de
ruetve force some eight feet high striking against the
oIt wall OF the seven story cotton factory crushing the
Two ieet thick brckwork, and only arrested IRON
rasting u length through that the main rom OF TIE
machinery, and going out through the wan into the
canal y striking edgeways the several jolss sup
porupg the second floor The boiler has no. collapsed
nue. but from the head two sections OF tbs boiler iron
have been stripped off IN piece which appears 10
nave struck the brick side wall OF the Office on the street
snochng partly In, then thrown some $50 fee further
IN an opposite direction from the boilers course and fell
on e grounds OF Mrs Ewing. An iron rod was throw
UP some iOo feet TO Baum and Sixth streets One edge
m the irtn fragment not thicker than smooth
quarter and whatever was the immediate cause Of the
explosion this imperfect spot in the iron no doubt 10
Were the rent made The engineer vas n EppiIsh.
sn named Isaac -. lie coming GU. OF the door OF
Icom under the Office, the floor with the en-
ene when the steam encrcled him scading all parts OF
bis body severely but not dangerously ftie girl OF
thirteen years named Price, was at machine srt the
window where the boiler broke into tho wall and AZ
though covered with the spray and rubbish was mot
hurt. boy was at one 81 the machines with hs bach
To the wall in the second story the boiler spsd
the floor tmbers cru'bed the plank adjoln him. bit
strai 20 to say, he vas hurt. Some one hnndrsa
children OF both sexes 10 the various store. 10 the bud
Jog, were thrown into confusion by the explosiou
The water and stones breaking the wndovs IN Ia tbs
fourth story Several girl. spraus ont OF the ssoood
story OF the factory Fifth streetpo psrsot nIpraJ
: Cincinnati Gazette, Isp, 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04
Fatal Railroad Casualties.

Boston, March 3, 1885,
The baggage car on the Dedham train vas thrown
from the track this morning, and William Richardson,
brakeman, was instantly killed.
man named John Drscol, when r,turning from q
cunning excursion last evening, by train
the Old Colony road, and killed.
DIED OF HIS INJURIES.
PAIsEsvnLE, Ohio, March 3, 1885,
Captain Andrew Andrews of Richmond, while step
ping from train last night, fell under the Wheels
and badly injured that he died shortly after
wards.
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Railroad Accident.

The Dunkrk express that left this city on Friday
morning at O'Clock, when Cattaraugus q. IL 80
last evening" thrown from the track By the breaking
Of wheel under the baggage The baggage aud one
passenger car was thrown from the tracy and badly
broken up; fortunately there seriously njur
3D. The train was detained some eight ten hours,
booking up the roal and preventing the passage OF
other trains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04
Trial ar the smiles Greenwood. Steam Fire
Engine In Boston.

BosroS March ., 1855.
The frst trial Of the "Miles Greenwood y steam FIRE
nsne ocA place here this afternoon, 10 presence OF
Thousands, and resulted very satisfactorily Engine
companies Nos. 2, z and IL on the ground, and
though they equalled in height the Miles Greenwood
beat them in the volume Of water thrown. The engine
was loudly cheered.