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ANEcDorE OF Tom MARSHALL AND TIrSpy
CLAY In the absence of Mr. CLAW at
Washington. Tom had made some telling
speeches against tn" great orator, who trea.
sured up recollection of the same and on
his return, caused an advertisement TO be
published, that on a certain dav he would nd.
dress hs fellow citizens in defense of his con-
duct, when he hoped that they would be pre-
sent and conlOund him if he were unahe 10
Justify himself This was direct challenge
= Tom Marshall, which that very gifted .lo-
quent aud worthy nun was not SOW to no.
"rpt. Accordingly there WAS n Va~, as.cm-
blage Of Kentucky eli airy and beaut, to
hear the two greatest of krntuckys orators.
NJ. Clay addressed the immense coucourss
in one m the ablcst speeches of his brilliant
oratorical career Tom Marshall vat on the
platform With him. lie hnd given ont that
he should reply 10 o'd llal aud would no,
leave grease Rpct OF him.
During the del very Of Mr. CIays magni.
hcent effort, which was mainly rhiihpic di.
rectet against those upstart politicians. who,
like leash hounds, imagined that the old stag
had grown too old or too proud to defend
himself, but who would find that he still stood
there, on Kentucky soil, with head erect, and
hhnhtl'ts front. iaclng, deiyng and soornIng
them Marshall WINGED visbiy and grlnned
a horrId grin Mr.. Clay conciuded his
speech with immense effect aud took his seat.
What was the amazemrnt of the whole audi.
ence, who were anxinusly looking ON to SEQ
and hear Tom AlarshaII's defense of himself
against such pointed hits, to observe that ac.
compshed, and never before retrealinp ora
ioric1l gladiator, quietly gathering up his
papers, his cane aud hat. aud leaving the
platform AZ he was descending tho steps,
one I" his friends remarked, 'Weh, Tom
yon are senslble--there was no replying TO
that speech " What" exclaimed Marshall,
IN his inimtable style, do you call that
good speechl Yes was the PROMPT reply,
one OF the greatest ever heard well,
now, if YOU call that great speech, what
sort Of one do you think old Hal would have
made, # | had replied to hm, end he had
come buck a. me-
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ICY She has brenstworks and knees"
said Ike, describing the new y S ship Mer.
rimack to Mrs. Panington, ns he looked up
~ her roPuishly What is that, Isaac ~
said The old lady-lookug up from pro.
found contemplation Of Dudley l.eavilt's Al.
manac. She hai not caught all The remark.
3" She las breasiworks aud knees" repeated
Ike, smiling. Breaslwofks and knees .,
said Mrs Partinglon. inprcssir,ly, with a
face that had whole moral code written
upon il " aud how do you know that? I" II
saw EN-" returned he. land put my hand
IN lem" Well" SAID she-raisng her
finger like guide post. " you must not let me
hear such thing from you agnin. Such
shameless conduct is without a pni'nble IN ons
80 young; and am almost ready to believe
IN all they say Of the moral turpentine Of
youth" She looked ati0utIy Mt Ike. who
war sitting on his lcgs aud rocking to and fro
" 1t WAS ,he new ship WIS taking about"
said he grinning nt the mistake she had
made. "Oh :" SAID she, was that all 7
well, the lesson may be laid AWAY in your
mind I'll you need il " The old lady took
pinch Of rnuh, with her eyes upon The picture
Of the stiff corporal upon the wall but the
picture WAS moyrless, and she turned TOW ard
Ike, who was making row Of port holes in
the side Of sheet Of gingerbread ready for
the OTen. Ijn~ton Post,
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the commencement, and searched every cir.
cumstance Of truth and talshood he evinced
the elder brother's title to the estate, and
gained complete vctcry in favor OF truth
and justice.
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IN lhe kusslaD language is said 10 be,
one oi ;hc richest and most beAmiful in The
world It IL soft and agreeable in sound. and
nas not the defect Of the italian in being too
efemnate; It contains many words that OK
prcss the same IDEAS II ever a Sela,onio
Milton Or Shakespeare arise, he will find nm
neShau.ible treasure IN llis- native tnneus
whrrewiIh u express bis thoughts; but at
present there is scarcely any nationll iers,
ture owing to lie deadenlng influence Of Tie
government. The principal Russian sslssr.
mro Porslikin the poet, Caramsia los h.sSo-
r.an, s9d HrlloG, The writer 4 fables,
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TT Dante, in his lowest he'll, has placed
those who have betrayed women md IN the
lowest deep Of the lowest deep those who
have BETRAYED trust
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RATEs OF ADVERTISING,

For less than four weeks-frst inser-
tion per square of ten lines or less. 81 00
Each subsequent insertion .-... 2 6F
Over four weeks, and under three
months, first insertion per square. Oh
Zach subsequent insertion. ......... IS
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THE CHARACTER or AURoRA.-Bg n th,,
RtsT.-l begin to question, very muh ~.
lofly, much e&to.ed CHI IA ter of Iuror~
First Of all, she is decidedly ght.G ogrr,a.
for her very first act upon rising. is m .,rio
the earth Of all its dcws. 1hvn. brGr.
single perton Is up. sho riaea every haaL
ant, with the proceeds Of her robbie, ,o.hs,
about, tipping the nountaiDs wi.o gnd w,
will say That 1t isa "ay she has rot ;, Lnt
for myself, imagine that It would be h.,rsr
for The young lady u be. Just before .h. il lib.
cr"l' ana her higii sense Of Justice is best
shown by The lire. glowing. Malicious oless.
uFe she nk's IN always breaking the day.
fPuneb
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Proposals for stamps.

Posr orncE DwrkRTaKnT,
February a. 1855.
DROPOsALs will be received 3oil
of March furnishing the the
offices the United States four he first day OF April
when ordered by the department. the following descriptions
The Office n
hardened steel, made admit
and figures designate the month and day. with thumb
and place such
he of
turned mahogany handle Of the
securely fastened the The months Of the
size now in use aud
made
ofhke hardened metal and Of thu sire last aforesaid
Aso the words psid" and "free o,he for Of
those with turned bandles
Of and STINT
lar in with turned handles
Ao for mails used by the New York. and Boton
Offices. .
OF stamps % be made OF hardened steel
The bids for the circular
stamp, with the months aud figures
Also fof each separate containing ts month consisting OF
three
Also for separate piece The days Of the month.
Also, for complete of months aud 6gures
words "rsid''
Also, tor each separate piece with the neure drnouns he rates
otpostage The making OF different will MT however be
different proposal r the whole which
n deemed favorable department will be sccePed The
department itself the reject all proposals " the
hcm the With
Of months and all
other material, II deemed advisable.
Proposals viii be considered fos all the above
named than hardened
the department such proposals m shall
hr deemed for the interest Of the department 10 DO
Specimens of the kinds required ton ssee)
JAMES CAMPBELL
Postmaster General.
Feb 2s-iawsw
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Proposals for warming and ventilating
ARCHITECTS OTFroE, MILITARY AsyLuM,
Washington, ID. c., March d, 1e5'

ARCHITECTS OyrcE, MILITARY ASYLUM,
Washington, ID. Co. March o., 1855.
NEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this Office upni II
veniaing building Military Asylum city
This building $50 feei long, 81 and
high There 50 feet long, 46 feet wide, and story
high.
The warming and venang be completed and
ready for by the first day Of December
Bidders Will furnish plans and specifications but
be understood that Workmanship temporary
character will be admitted that all materials and workmanship
subjected The and architect
Of other appointed for that before
ceycd
The bidders include their bids and all kinds
workmanship the entire finish OF The
that ii shah he in every ready for
viii be made the during
building occupied the first
will and tried du
the three succeeding when, work satcio
whole specified in the will be paid the
but t do satisfactorily then the
will be and in the of failure
he will be required take
from the asylum grounds AT his expense.
themselves
all of the bids if OF them regarded conducive
the interests of the institution
The plans Of the building msy be this office mo 70
Ninders Buidng Of 10 and III O'Clock,
ALEXANDER,
Lieut.. Engineers Architect Military Asylum.
The Washington inteiigencer Baltimore SUM- Phiade phia
Ledger New York journal of Commerce. and Richmond Enquirer
will please publish the until the
April and bills office. March 7-eodtuthApri
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J0HN VILbUNY
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EmpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under Congress approved Sd March, 1884, entitled An
empon rights TO certain settlers therein men
toned the above
odd numbered sections within six mites each
and Improvement
prior allotment and paid iot
y before the day fixed
and by the approved 27t March, 1854 en
An for the relief Of elers lands reserved for railroad
persons settled improved the abcvenamed
sections shdratcaf will be entitled TO
empons ordinary minimum price Of the public lands
the twenty If proven
paid for before the day Ied for the public sale Therefore
right Of prescription IN any OF the
menoned within six miles
the road Of Sd March, is53 above
referred the 4h OF February, 1853
he Of ao,ment under the act Of 9th March 1854
OF the withdrawal o
entitled
9Th March, 1884, OF the lands oSfsd
or e r U limits directed entry 10Th
next required establish the 70 the sasac
Of proper land oice make
payment therefor price fixed by law practicable
seeing and before the day appointed o the pub
lands embracing
claimed; !; otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Feb 9-lawi3w lint and Starl
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eUR THE WEST AND soUTH.--BALTImORE AND
ONO RAILROAD.


Taprored apeIpotan changes Of sehed
tie.
ttE completion wheel
and Columbus, uniting, does by short aud direct
tand Norm Increased ad
through travellers n that direction On and after Mon
day, November 27 Is5i, the tnins viii bs iolows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two daily will each FiIst the mali
leaving Camden station instead Of Socock
heetoo Sunday and al Wheeling ~
NJ, as heretofore and running through Wheeling Il
reaching there 10 rs This train will stop Wash
burg, Johns Run, Cumberland PedmoDt Rowssbue New
burg Feueman, FanDcton Cameron, and Moundse only
wood and meals Both these make and
regular of the Genital Ohio road for Cam
bridge, Zanev Newark Columbus Cincinnati, Louisville, Day
Saaauky Toledo, Detroit indianapolis Chicago, ST. Louis
leaving Baltimore by the train will reach Gin
cinnat while by train they
there al ~ the next night being kept but one night on the route by
either train.
points, make direct with the trains the Ceve
Pittsbnrg all when the Ohio navgabie
for between Wheeling and Wsvie by leaving Baltimore
Returning trains leave express
80 reaching Baltimore 50 the mail train
at ii As ,. reaching Baltimore ai y VI
Through Wheeling Cincinnati, AIadson
Louvie ST. Louis and ce viii be sold at all times
when the OF water will admit.
Through BamOre and Washington and all the
important cities and towns in the West sold at the ticket oce
OF The company
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The mali train, leaving Camden station, will take passengers for
stopping places
Wheeling at II IS, midnight Cumberland at 10 Is, and ar
Baltimore att p.
diae will a daily, (excep Sunday) arriving
in Frederick 40 Returning viii leave Frederick o.
arriving baltimore at ~ %,
TIE Eicus Mills accommodation will be daily (except
suBda,s,) as Iollows;
canden Station 8, M, and 3, p
Leave Eliicott's Mills AT 2 30, a. M, and 80, p m
l4-df r
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INo. $40.


IN pursuaaes ~ law 1, FRANKLIN PIERCE Prssdeu,
pasle 'aIe wiz be held land oes
d s ns p@s o. ii hs, psrios os @ me sees rs sas
parts q p land oea.ss odd numbers within az Aes on
The snus q IAsAAA and MISSISSIPPI subject double
The sei o. epsmos 1880 and esesssa rom graduates a. q
ss y a. ns s asi IL q -. s AZ, s., s.s sysd "a be
os boz sse2asaly % wndfawa until further notice for ne
4s. bearing date 9h August 1885, sains
jee 70 private sn 2, e date Of said withdsss
sepenbs 1874 situated Ia the aforementioned ,own,hp,
North oftas hue snd east Of the cAoefaw saeraaa
Township four, of range thirteen.
Townss , s, ss I and az q range iaaseS
ss s ,sn I ~ s"1 .srsn snse "
Township seesn Of range eighteen,
Naes also hereby gwen a az the land. situated outside Of
no, since fe.,sa 70 private entry as above stated which win be
' sna % s ne
be rub 70 entry and osaisa sad after Monday the ni"eesn
Of lands subject AUGUSTA MISSISSIPPI
NORTH Of the base line, and east Of the Choeaw aaeridan.
Townshps ta.se, FOUR sse sr and ssyen Of range twelve
townships niee toH, I'VE, 1, ana Seven OF range prieeh
Township seven, q range afeea.
fSwnsnps fnps s"e AID .ase .ss range
Townships tMee FOUR fire, ak, and OF eighteen
In the district of lands subject sale DEmoroLs ALABAMA
North Of e base iae, and ef tss principal ,neytaan.
Townships thirteen, fourteen fifteen, and of
Townships thirteen, fourteen, heen sixteen, and of
range three.
Townships heen fourieen een steen and seventeen, Of
range four
Townships thirteen and fourteen, Of range five.
The herein designated roman letters wholly within
limits fifteen miles respectively each side of said
road, italics parity within said ms desg
mated diagrams which viii be Furnished the respective
Commissioner the General Land Office.
The lands will be sod subject the right granted BY the
aforesaid for said raiiroad
hundred side hereof and therefore
the particular uac OF land which include the road will be sold
quantities respectively shown BY The official pa,s
The be offered at the public sale the order in
advered the will be kept for euh
offering all the ands but exceeding
weeks app'eaons 10 make private enes OF The lands
proclamation win be
until after close OF the weeks.
city OF Washington, this seventh
February, Ammo Domin thousand eight hundred and
fifty -nve -
BY the President:
JsnH WILSON,
Commissioner Of he Office
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FARM FOtk SA ALE.-ntendipg ta change residence,
for sale The sm which reside, situated Aliens
county, This abous
hundred of land three hundred and fy Of which
Improvement laid down and under
and there y in beautiful growth OF wood
well enclosed and subdvded and has supply Of
kinds buildings, all and good order The
excellent the situation remarkable for salnby u is distant
miles from the regular steamboat landing Popes creek
the Potomac aordng facility for travel and anspoa
wishing purchase address the subscriber Aliens
Fresh Office visit him the Possession he
had as a desired WIN. D. MERkICk
e. -2ayNlW .
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irHOsDLATh, Coeas, and Brosna.- w. BAhEg n
u American cocos and brom,
have been awarded chief
Union,
tie United States, snd by their agents
Murray. New York Grant and Twes
BruHage, Baitmore Kennel Cincinnati
Ohio; and :. II. Howell, Georgetown, %, G.
WAITER BAKER, a. co,
p3-dB Dorchester. Mns~'
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the ss asea ss, aaie M
payment u lhe subscription n adssnce.
Dsstant subscribers naay money ~
wheh vii be pAa ~ al saSare epss
transan siaa.
ihe COUNTRY fAPER i pae~a~d seskv ansine
Stone q Congress, se9 Ass ausias no tsce.s
sse%etirs'o"s ie period less gear eceIvcS
terms prcpeftioasd 10 tse shove ra..s
gPosrMAsTERs arr aa'hcrred ssrat and ~
sending as vyr pALf suesehrr So saro.~at vs
shn-WktALf subscribers Win SO vaeo~sa be snsasa 10
a copy srats
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mo. 52s.]


Notice of the discontinnancc or the United States
land Offices AT JefcrsODv ne, Vincennes, and VIM
anaac, Indiana.
NDER provisions section OF the of
approved June i2 $780, which declares bat whenever
the OF public lands uusod in land dis
shall be reduced number of less tnn hundred
ouand shall be the duty OF the Secretary Of the Treasury
the laGd Office for such districts and If land
distct shall the dsconnuaDc-
offices dsscI which
Office shall onnued Of which the Secretary
Treasury shall - and nasmuch the 7tb section of
Attn September S4i suhorizes the Secreay Of
district In which situated the
Of the States, Notwithstanding the
when in his opinion such continuance be
required public in order to close the land
such State point under the provisions Of the
subject approved June I2 lei0 and nssnuch the duty
ADORE ha been deroped the Secretary Of the Interior
by fhe at 10 establish the Home Department. approved Sd March,
lHA9
accordingly hereby gwen view Of reports
the land tfcers JKryKRsoEvILLK vNcKNNEs and WNAAAc
Of said districts reduced below
hundred thousand the Secretary the Interior % the
protection of the President has directed ihat the land Offices Ey
VKCKNsEs and WsAMAc In the Sta'e 0f Indiana
be discontinued, and lands unsold the time of The
mde subject sale 1he land Office IsD
ASAroLis, the Of government of said State.
Lands remaining uDsOd BY and subject
private entry within the limits o districts discontinued
will subject heretofore at those ohces from
This by
will prepared appica-
a 11 JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Once
JANUARY 25, 1856.
Jan 27-2aw6w Star
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ny j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.


lsHOlCE OLD WINES. LiQUoRs, STOCK, AND FIXTURES
confectionery establishment, 6cOn Friday morning.
of j. H. Ebe
Pennsylvania between 2tst and aad Streets
shall SELL
Glass couaters, draw
Shelving bar counters oyster boxes
Candy jars bcties scales and weights, &C.
Also, n quantity OF
Madeira sherry wines, superior quality which
bespin bottle years
ALSO
ANAL lot OF candies, prunes, raisins olive oil
Pickles, preserves nuts, &c.
2a thar credit Of sixty
ninety days. satisfactorily notes. bearing
J q. MCGUIRE,
March I'D Aucnoneer
The postponed Wednesday morning March
IA, hour and place.
WIN. RUPP,
Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
March sd Auehoneer
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Stopping Southampton and Tetufn2 Ihey oHf
proceeding ars advantages
other ROUTE for the economy Of time aud money.
Passage from Sep York TO Southampton and Bremen
First cabin, saoon s3o cabin, lower saloon, $40
second do, 500
newspapers pass through the Office
No bills oi adins viii be signed on the day OF sailing
An experienced surgeon l. atached each ship.
For freight passage apply 10
q. n. SAND, ii South William a. N r.
q. A HEINEKEN Co., Bremen
CRoSKEY Co Southampton
WILLIAM IsELiN, fiavss.
Mar R--dIy
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JOHN SNYDER dealer established
Jacob Snldrr No IS Walnut doors
Fourth street. where viii b. supplied
an liquors the most accommodating terms.
JACOB sNiDER. ia, for the
once No 10 Walnut street whers he prepared
In Eu
quantities Of as,s dozen upwards; and
Cor his John Vaughan snder the of his
f.usu~r
wines delivered Washington city by "Adamss Erpessn
ffec OF freight
Junw ally
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Trains follows. HFs
EAyE daily, except Sunday, and ~, m and 5,
suniay, al 6, n. m, and s, ?.
Leave Baltimore at AZ and 8, and and 8, p IN.
The with amose and Ohio railroad for the West
are BY ,ains Leaving s a & Ss a. nv and m"
For Annapolis, atsh, a M, and 5, m
r. H. PARSONS, Agent.
called requiring respon
person may pass
Dec l5-dT ~ Y
minnesota i--aiiane esota i-sIinnesotni
HENRY MKENTY,
DEdLER IN RE.7L EST.1TE,
Office, Post Office Building, Third street,
=. PAUL, Nj. r.
Land bought a.d sold ,,oushoa The Territory Money loaned,
Ea#H t land warrants located.
KsrRREsors
Minnesota.
Hon. w II. weicb, chief justice o Minnesota
Hon. n, M. R'ee, delsgate 10 Congress,
Messrs. Borap q oakes, bankers.
J. n Ro.ser secretary of ,he Territory.
Rev. r rairoa res.i9 uaiisd s,s,e. land once
Wm u, lioicomse, receiver United States land Office,
7. Il. Mann, NJ b.
Gilbert Davis, esq,
Daniel Gurus esq,
cap,aiu 4. psPrysser,
,,sssr. Ms.sr.' w,,no. y nnomp.oS ,,,,o Nephew
Philadelphia.
,c.sps rs,s,,qs n.ss ;p,,.,ssa' Of weer" Bank
Trerd, Ward, $ freed.
Bingham Dock
s'es James Co.,
Edward iiurs', ESQ, notary public,
James Kitchen, A. o.,
William siosver, ESQ.,
Messn. Brown, Iohpsos, 90, bankers.
Messrs. Brown Johnson, earksrs
50 900 acres Of land warrants wanted.
Peb ti-dSw2ms
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United states Mail.

Posr orFIog DEPARTMENT.,
December S. 1854.
st day Of sepemhsr ssS day June, ncu
rA ss @ 's n se % a. w waos
Of the 18th day Of June 1852 10 he decided BY The
l2sos From Salt City, by Ncfs Mill, Mill Creek Holadays
seuismea. Lle Cottonwood, Drapersvlle, TO Mount
ainvs 2 miles ,,g and s, back oncs week
Arrive Al Moun'ainyile same day by ION;
Leave Mouniainvine every Friday a, AN;
Arrive al sal, Cry day BY Z pm.
ner's Mills Bingham kanyon, Cedar Valley, aS
snvs a's, a oass Giy G%ss every Thursday
Arrive at Cedar Valley mex, day by - nj
ksays sys cssa s Yasy as c ssys ss1 rnay day
asos From oee City TO Ganssvle Il miles and back once
Leave ToeIe City every Tuesday atsam;
Leave Gran,sviie every TUESDAY atipm,
1850 AdSs Aom ssphi City, y Fillmore city Corn Creek
and Parovan, Cedar City, iso miles and back, once
Leave Neph cny every Monday sI,.yy s,sam' s.s
Leave Cedar City every Monday at6am,
Arrive Nephi City every Friday by SPIN
NOTES.
No nav will be made for trips peomea Of such
omissions not satctoIy explained three times us pay m
with depending mails and no, sueien one
% m q s e q, @s %
explained BY certificates Of pos,mases or .he amdavis
posi- oee or suffering injured robbed los,
refusing after demand TO convey the maj. a.
route The Pos,mar mny 70, repeated
failures sgveeahy dobeyng the fost once
laws or for assigning the eontfac
Of the Postmaster General Inc rostma
Geaea may may aIo order an increase
by allowing therefor pro rata On h
discontinue the sevice a. p
pay he allow months ea, m
on the dispensed No will be allowed 70
hr points to be supprs
are The bids should be addressed 10 t
second Gene supcrscrbed small proposal
be executed ans
before the LIST day OF september
conditions be Incorporated
the contracts California; Oregon Utah, &C.
18Th October, 1853 .
~ JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nae a-lawAW Puslm General
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 56 Wall street, ". Y.
nRGtVN, SHfPIEY, x CO.,
Liverpool,
G. ROBERTS g. CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard
b. g. WAINWRIGHT K Co,
Paris.
GEO. n DRAPER, Hnvre.
rhs will be accountable for gold
bnon Jewey stones, metals, unless bills
hsrefor the value thereof
Dec l7du
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EN9lusU y~ar-B~ok of Facts iu science and Art,
IL for 1856 exhibiting
and improvements OF the past year. l vol,
MEMS Large Hritisb Navy list, for is5s.
Mars FRANCK TAYLOR.
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The national Hotel

tis G guests the xth
of his from The basement 20
building and alterations n and about he dnns
comfort
table win be furnished with The hest he markets can
the best and or labor w 'e rpaeo
end.r III, house in every the
subscriber generous public wn continue
he which a. always extended 10 The house
desiring for the winter can 90 so AZ any
TINE after the 2osh, by calling at the Hotel ,, ~
wAsHiseros CRY, November Ia, 1854
Noyfn fn-u