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CITY TRADE REPORT.

r. M.
ASHES 80 40 barrels wsre reported sold, without
change in prices.
Ban.psIvrrs .Flour:-For inferior and common
5000 goo bbls, including common to good and choice
State, at IS 62H SO 26 do. do. Western, At 50 Is
.ss 81 s and @ % .:io 2s for .satrsi Canadian
cry, d;seo sSI: at SO sil q. s common 1 and
and 81 sa .ss fancy and extra
sales Of about 600 bushels Western mixed ct
1olhc 1885,. with one cargo at Ioic Southern white
were made at Toe I7se Oats dull with sales Of Stats
and Western at soc. $50 Rye aour-15oa 2oo bbls.
we're r reported uIs New Jsrsey at S. - ~ ''
Coyrrx-ssiss Of 800 Bags Rio were made at loc a
lokc 400 do. Jamaica at i[c.; AMI so do LAguay-
CorToS The market Was quiet, 40 dealers were wait
ing the receipt Of private lettsrs By the Asia. Only ooa
settled, established standard Of prices.
FRnGEs. There more cotton offering for Liver
pool, and about ,ooS lseo bales were taken com.
were however, small lots taken during the day at
SOD Rates for corn varied from 3D.. 6kd. TO Cd
To Bremen, 1000 gallons oil engaged at &c. per
gallon. TO California rates were ct about 36c per foot.
HAY.--Abont 500 bales ware sole 1t 81;
HIDES There better demand owing, to the late
lss, 2oX lbs, have been ssd al 49, avsnlss 70 lbs,
made siJ ssoS css nas
;ss .ss ves st . ssa 80 go Southern
IRoN was 6rm but quiet
IxAran.-Thsre wss = hotter demand for homlocs
sole, with fair sales; osk was steady With moderate
transactions and unchanged quotations..
MoIAssw.-lto Heroes Neuvtss syrup sold At p. g.;
% hhds. Cuba musoovsdo sold st 27jSc; and co do.
clsyec do. ct 25c.
NAvAL Srolls.--Rstsulsts spisits were sold at 4lc
While in larger parcels IL was st AGO.; Rosin was un-
changed.
OrL-Iinsesd was Arm, shile sales OF sperm were
checked by the high views OF holders, especially for
manufactured sperm.
Provisions --Pork-The msrtet active, with sales
of about 500 2 SEQ bbls chiefly mess Tbs mar
kst was excited and closed firm at fully soc per bbi
advance. Among the sales we're mess the spot,
at els 81 sis 70, closing at tbs latter figures asd
500 do sod deliverable 10 thirty dsys Sellers optic
A. $40. Later 10 the day, IL vas arniy held on tbs
spot ~ ole. Old scarce and With small saes.
II ccted 4 ahaat t,s e rs 70, aSsS !2c.1d.e In
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY, June 21-6

THURSDAY, June 2l-6 p. III.
The upward movement in stocks still continues
with increased velocity. Reading improved 1; Cea-
fral, 2; Erie, 1t; Cumberland, IL; Nicaragua, .;
Canton, 4; Hudson River and the other railroads in
proportion. The business done both in bonds and
stocks was very large, $50 900 Erie bonds Of rs
going ct 9lg and %. The rise is wholly due to the
state Of the money market, which, having been
flush and easy for some time past, has not affected
the price of stocks till recently hencs the extent Of
che impetus. That 1t will subsds, aud lower prices
rule for ell such securities have no solid basis
the moment the existing plethora Of specie is drawn
Oh, there can be no good reason for doubling.
As the spirit Of speculation Is rapidly rising
again, and operators seem to forget the bubbles Of
tie last year. it may not be amiss 10 mind them Of
such things as stocks called New York and New
Haven, Crystal Palace, Phenix Mining and Manu-.
featuring Company, Parker Vein, Madison and In.
ianopolis Railroad, Mccullough Gold Mining Com.
pany, and other fancies. Perhaps 1t would be well
for some Of the spectators to endeavor to resusci
late some of the above, as there may be better
chances to make hit in these than in those which
have become SO very much inflated within few
days past. Subjoined is statement exhibiting the
prices Of some Of the leading speculative stocks,
December 20, 1854, and June 20, 1855, as sold at
Che New York hoard
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TIE above loo bbis unnspsetsd prime meas ct
BIO. Thin mess was 1t SIT 10 tf8 Out meats
6rm $50 PACKAGE (oommoa lots) dry sstsd shoulders
ssS bans, st TIC 70 skc ssd eye. Besf--3oo bbls
were sold ct fun prices the srkst closing ARA Lard
Bales Of 800 400 bos- were made ct l0Ko. l0zc.
QvERcrRos -wthin . day or t~o purchases have
bsen mace deliverable In Phadelphta, st SIS, cash.
RIox quiet and prices unchsngsd.
slLT-About 5000 bushss Dorsey were sold q.
81 20 81 2TH per sack.
SPICES "a eases putmegs sere said Of szc.
SrGARS-The market excited and quite active
The GALES footed up about 900 300 hhds Cuba
cevado, chiefly 1t 5s<c. 6kc and 400 boxes ct exs
Q &c.
fALow-sales Of 80 900 lbs city rendered we're made
at 12kc.
wHIsExx-Ssles OF 500 . 600 bbis. State and Ohio
were sold at sec. 37e., which was higher.
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loans sss deposits, islas out Of shs
m. amount Of deposits has dscresssa sousthas aver
one million Of collars owing probably to tbs set Of 1854
banks to pay over feur csst intersst
asposits The amount Of capital has Increased daring
The amount Of circulation has decreased largely
In 1854 i was 81 207 800 This year IL IL reported st
monetary pressure the past fa and winter The
Of specie has fallen OF four husdrsd thoasaad delsrs
three and quarter millions but reported higher than
in any previous year except ths last aud u 1883 the
amount being in the latter year about 81 more
than April last. The amount of loans tbs State
have decreased about two millions The Csuussloa
ers pronounced all the banks in the State In sound
Whole number Of banks, 67 number with special char
ters 81 number Of free banks, 10; whole suount Of
banking capital 81 GAS loo Five new banks were CHAR
tered by the General Assembly Of 1854, Only one Of
which.ths Stafford Bank, with q capital asia 10 q
sac 076 64-has gone into operation The Elm City Bank
of New Haven organized called In one pstAment Of 10
per cent of its capital whch paid, after that.
"callsS were NOT answered. (rbs bank has procured
amendment to its charter, from the Legislature
en- snsss
There twenty savings banks in the State, organ
lied under charters granted BY the legislaturs The
ing suIplus funds, il slooos ISL H. This enormous
snount Of money Is deposited by $50 persons being
ers report that these Institutions safely managed
In iSa the amount Of deposits was only about three
ana quarter fnunonn ana the hummer OF de posit0xg
1925 Seventeen savings banks have been established
since that time
OF the building and savicgs associations established
under the act Of 1885, the Commissioners report that
there forty eight organized on the first day OF Jan
uary last with
Stock paid in. Observation-Disclosures. ,SI6 oa2
Deposlu i,ooo,ose
Total. IS, 5ll, 457
These institutions allowed to take q bonus In ad
dcn to the legal rate Of interest on their loans The
Commissioners remark that this bonus varies from
fourth TO two per cent per month from nine to thur
ty per cent yearly including the legal rats Of interest
We quote from the report made by these institutions to
the Commissioners the amount of stock paid in, and
the dividends made by them
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LADIES' LIST.

Alderman CathA Allston Mrs Robert
xine J FW
Adams Miss Jean Armlow Mrs, Watt
Affieck Mrs William street
Allen Catharine
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: 6TEIxx on TEE CANAL.-The R,ms Sentinel
says that number Of the Ia sors<s At Wort the
ysrgenent OF the Ers canal west OF Durhsuve got
. ssstfiks tina 18th ins,., for higher wages They
we're ceving 81 per day but demaudei MAE shiIngs
They formed themselves into band with the inten oa
of not only refusing to work themselves, bat TO prevent
al others om working for the contractor They drove
Of al the workmen, learn until they arrived at
State Bridge. At that place the contractors rallied and
arrested ave Of the and pat the rest TO
Agh Those arrested conveyed to Rome and there
lodged in isu
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OPENING LETTERs.-Postuaster General Camp
bell applied TO recently BY the postmaster at York
posed counterfeit money, could be open req ues
OF the police authorizes IN order that the money
tanned therein might be Identified the same as that
passed By the prisoner and that thus rth.r evidence
might b furnished TO aid in his conviction and punish
ment. Inc Postmaster General replied emphatic ally
1hatt could mott that he bad right nor any officer
under him to open any letter until reached the dead
letter ONCE and that this principle must be always act
q upon py those in the employment of the depart
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6UtV Z II u a i N be
8 sts Blk Of Com.
t5 Shoe b Leath Blk.
30 Common'th Bk
II Ohio Life 4 7 Co.
12C0 Gard'r God Me.
428 Psnn'a Coal Co..
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Mr. Weaver. of Pomfret bought . slave In Cuba
brought him 70 Connecticut and him at work on his
farm Mahedo complained OF the hcs to which he
Weaver followed him to Kilingy, With writ Of hs,ess
corpus but the people defeated him. and slipped MaLsdo
of in q the underground railroad y
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The Hartford Times of the 18th inst gives thu
following ssnopsis of the annual report Of the Bank
Con miss0rers Of that State
Inv annual report Of the Bank Commissioners makes
volume Of 100 psse 80 pages OF which devoted to
banks and ss 20 insurance, savings banks and baiiag
sssoolatocs Y sppesrs that the lat Of April last
Sts anount ~ capitol s17 las d6i ciroulstisn,
SoSsaasS; Liabilities; fsi:sSs.sO2i spssie: ssls.tas
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LIST OF LETTERS
Rsoahlng y he Hev York City Post OGAse,
Friday, Juno e, 1855.

PubaSAsd szclusively In the NEW YoKK HsRALD, BY
ct q Ccngrsssths paper AavtHo I've largest cfycaIaion
Y aNy IN the United States
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FURNITURE.

ISNANgLIED COTTAGE fURNITURE-vxAT, PRET-
~ sui,e a. low So, at the and
rcomseN Broadway psar Deecser street besides every
gtyle " elegant srd fashicpAtle spsms.lsd sgiss,
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Total 81 GOO e44 $685. 65l II, 446se7 7,s5l4o2
A comparison of the above footiDgs, with thos,
n the statement for the previous week. exhibits ths
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u aud "
vannsdale Mary v
Upsou Miss Low
Uirick Mrs Huldah
Wsgeshaw Mrs, De
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Young Mrs. W 18th Young Mrs Ann
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It is to be presumed that the sudden rise in Cen
trail and Erie is due to the arrangement by which
they have reduced their fares and agreed to run at
loss, in tho hope of cutting each others throas.
Sales at the Mining Board to-day
zoo shs Gardner Cold. 1875 800 Gardiner Gold bis ITO
Albert 81. Nicolsy sold this day. at half past twelve
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange
5000 Flushing RR. LIST Mtgs. per cent bonds. OF
5000 Fort Wayne and Southern Rk. per cent Real
5000 Cleveland and Pittshuirg RR per cent In -
5000 Lake Es s' wabash and ST. Louis RE par "
5000 oensSo0veia0ie O0nas. a. TX
ZOO ZOO Toledo s and Illinois sS I'd Mortgage Nor .
Al GEN. pcnus ;:ni .'.'.'.......oshs S on
30 do Fulton Fire Insurance Co. ............ 90
10 do Knckerbocker Ice Co................... 100
Simeon Draper sold this day, at the Merchants
Exchange, at 12a O'Clock
5000 COO Seven cent 1st Mortgage Convertible bonds
OF ths Delaware laeka ~ana and Western N Ran Y;
The Bank Of Ohio Valley has been established at
Rushvine, Indiana, with capital Of 500, 900, to bs
Increased to not exceeding s4O0 00O-the Hon. J.
Helm, President, and E. L. Rice, Cashier. This Is
the first organization under the amended law, which
requires at least eleven stockholder the deposit of
$40 worth of State stock for every 500 in circua
ton, with an additional real estate security Of
twenty five per cent.
The following were the operations of the day at
fhe Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States -
Paid ON Treasury account ,27s, sos 50
Received do ................. 96,173 05
Balance % ................. 1859 o7e %
fhlo Ior assay oiuce. 9el %
Paid ON dsbursiDg checks. ............ 109, Al
The bids fer the canal loan of one and quarter
millions viii be found elsewhere. 1t has been
fight between the banks, who want the securities 80
use them for banking purposes and spectators who
bid to sell again at profit by cornering the banks.
As win be seen, the spectators will probably be
fhe winners. The prices reached are higher than
was ever obtained for State security before.
They know, what was well known to few only,
that State securities are rot to be had, and
that almost any price will be paid for them by
shose whe have money to invest
The annexed statement exhibits the average dali
~ movement Of the leading departments Of the
banks OF Boston during the week preceding Monday,
june 49, 1885,
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Washington fsee % eAe TOT Carriages cn of oeo
VI replenaber
Essy oyais 10 the sesy bat saastfy, aasA t.fsr'r
article - called fer
Ths right erprwy reserved, in shall be necessary 70
additional u ANY
Of ihai be required io The Of the senate
dur biry fourth tongsess.
sufAcent proposed Tor pspe hall q
qae The aud 20 be
the the article
The whole OF each article specified an the foregoing mt WI DC
Furnish al
EQUALITY eossiaeed will o The
bond Win afeiies sAsisiaeoy
under
the Z" failure, which BONO
within days Aftef
proposals been aecsptsa
III asy article contracted he delivered ~ihn the
should DO inferior the sample
The bond 81 the contractor viii DO put in SUIT
directed Of the at Washing
charge.
April ai-iawsw
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mo. 62a.l

Notics or disconttmuanCo United
Inrd offices Jensrsonv.lie. vinccnncs, and Win-
amaze, Indiana.
FINDER provisions the
eess approved IL, 1870, which declares hat whenever
quantity public lands remaining uns0iA In land dis
shah be reduced number Of less than hundred
the duty Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
office The shall s subject sale Of the
tho district which
shall been discontinued, Of which the
the Treasury hu notice ~ and naamuch the h section Of
ae 4n Sapsemhcs lS4 sutoxes the Secretary OF
he Treasury cDnnse land dsct In which e situated The
Of u The 6tates notwhstandiug
uay Land nHsold In such district
decd thousand when has opinion such continuance
public order close s land
An snh state point under the provisions of the
that approved H. lc40 iaanwcA fhs
ADORE has been depoIcsd As As Interior
81 ae at to establish he Home DsrartssH approved 81 March,
o49. =
N,ee is accordingly hereby view reports
the land otcers VHcEHNKs, and WNAM
hundred thousand Secretary fntcior sp
probation tAe President Inns directed that the Offices
vracKNKEs and WxAxAc, the 5,a,s Of Indnaa
be cgnnled and the lands remaining e'ad al The time Of the
ds subject sale the land Office
AsspoiIs, the Of government VI said state.
remaining unold and Incorporated BY law subject
within the limits Of the districts discontinued
win subject heretofore those Offices
the receipt OF this notice BY tho registers and receivers
thereof and the land officers will public
which appIica-
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of tho Geaeral Land Oface
JANUARY rs, 1855.
Jan a7--2iw6w f6ar1
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Unss ed states nS.-st ufncs.
WaStsoatxsa Ma. 10. L

praying for tsa extension ~ ,sfen ssntra 70 hm -
Jsh 0f Septsusost, fSttt far smarHnm
tnps,' ID. eSps*e
aid patent, which tstes place Ste 18th dsy ef ses"
iklsa-
u ordered the said petition heard the rsrrai uMtf
Monday, ~ psh oi Neps mb~s ~ q or"es nj So
hNUGWa they m''s
why aaid r~ttapa ouehs Hoa 10 h~ sssard. -.
Persons ~ required uis ~ me
onsce ess ohjectan sv6c,ay ossb in @as ltAs! MY
days hsave ne day ~ ssxfas AZ tssimcay nisd b e s~
said h~svias and uansnflsa
scdsnee win 'hs a'ss II a c@ec, which WITH 20
rlse -
gust, ard papers sslisd tssl7
81 'be 81 -
srsamepis u ANY, wishf1 days fbsfesnsr -.
ofrssa, hise shst bs s~ pnssHssd N The huion
,ssncst, Evs~ss Washington, CT Rsenhs
esmsfei scientific Asnsscan, A.s fest ans fosi, se
Massachusetts, weak "' three successive wtes WV
10 tho 3o'h Of September next. the DAY u bearing
GHARfsEs MASusy
Gon.lnissiener ~ Paisas'
r. 81 above psosrs please snA -
Patent oshes, paper epptainns his ss
May iR~is~3w
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NAVY AagSr's orflcs.

NAVY AagxI's Orfics..
Washington, ApriI ~ iA3
SEALEn PROPOSALS. VIII ~ received Office u9s No.
y day, the sts ~ May, 1855 for the py ID ~
gnAsiew beef Vegetables aay BE- required y
Washington daring lhe a-eat commencing M
day of July neat, and cpalng The Jn.h lame. led
The beef vegetables good qua sud ne ~
The market ar rds aed each sriee h. 0nea fs v ~
pound
Bond approved security vii required IN hf s -
mated 81 thu ~ addoa s
be ~shh from VI zach pay ba co.
sscra secuy sh~ ~ Which,
br paid nssl II fully corsplx~d with.
Every Hrr hs as dssstsd IN arr sei
grasA making t# nssa service ~ re
proved tor Ausust ste by written gafd ~ ~
pessans, nss's0
that the bidder bidders viii n biz ba be- d N
within hvs days, good sae snl ~f
,sh articles psopoasd. N5,
No PROPOSED viii be considered unless aecnmpaned Y ~
guarantee. ALBERf GhEfaLRtF
Apsl 49, iaw4w Nav ffee
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No. 5a6.I
Notice of Restoration and Withdra wal Of Lands
In Railroad Grants in the state OF Arkansas.

NOTICE hereby given compliance request
9th o April directed the nnds situated
rom aa sa Sn or
enpons, lying within e probable Limits Of ta grant sa TIT
aud ,har certain other lands
townships named below within me probable 'm q ne gram
legislature, shall added those erv.i fro,
Tssrese ii H. vacant land. .ase al ana
. ny sr w'eA " sa, as e
been peemp,ed il Tie tussng townslps VII agan be uN
% private entry ?" '"' '''s' ""'s' me 's' 's q ''''
In the district o lands subject HELENA
North sa.s linz and Of the sh principal merdun.
Township l. of ranges 2, 4, 5, and 6.
Township 9, OF raAge Z
oftae line and Of ira principal sra
Townships 4, q, 3, ard 4, ofranges !, >, ,, and g.
Townships 2, and 2, ot range 8
9TH If te nh principal meridian.
Townships /, 9, ., and 4, Of range /.
Townships 2, ANA . ofranga2
In the dsriei % lands subject sale LIrrIE Rock
North Of the Of the nm principal eridan
Townships 4, Of range Il.
Of ne Of h principal meridian
Townships and 8, Of range. , and 4.
Townth.p > o. ranges and ..
Township ), Of range H.
In the district subject BArssvlLLxi
NORTH Of ihetae line and Of the v principal meridian
Township 7, Of ranges and q.
township III. OF range g.
Township "a, OF rnpge s.
In o. lands subject 70 sale wAsmlscrosi
s'"" ~ ing 'a's IN" u s's " '"' w" PePa "e'''ah'
Township 2, OF range 10.
f.wnshp ., vt range 10
Townships ! ana g. of range ~.
Township = o. nhas ~
ewnsmps !, -, ~. y. "a {, " Ky. <, s, =. az
Toxa-nps e y, a. and g. 2, rang. ss 30
Township 2o Of rang %
In Inc d's"c' " 'aha sn''ee' =" sho /" ehAAAs"hls'
North ofaebas shs a principal meridiap
.r..;.., j /. -, ~ =, x,n..,s
townships 2 ., and 10 OF rsnge W
rown',,ls ~. y asa -
1.',p I, - ~ as" aar ..,ua. a., 49,, an
" s'',iis 80 - y, y, ..aass M
,.s..s.,p 4 = ~, a u ..n.s AZ - -' -
,,ni = Z, s ".o =, =. .as Y, - IA
rown"n'ps s sn. . 81 sas 81 =, a ''.
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NAVY DKr4KrAKsg,
bureau OF Yards aud Docks. MAY 4, ic.t

OF ards aad Docks. May |, 1855.
SEALED separately, endorsed fGo
y posss (aams aha
office the day
uang a.d delivering at The several yards
articles following
vart say described printed sciedues which
iuassed apple and scst b, mail ese-ted
o. offer tot all The
cosomAad~ns The fn
BY
by bureau al The yards.
commandments agents Ia send
BY VIII be- order shsu
that should enclose 30 she application postas
STAMPS, . requires all postsas ~ M prepaid.
cautioned aad netsisd ihs their
hereinafter and be mailed ia
hid viii be considered which shall Be received after .s
psuoi stated and allowance Wiz be made Tor failures Of es
mail.
guard against aperec before sppoiaed,
above address
thus . Proposals Caass
No fas Navy fad ~ tnaae lac yarx'
10 OF Of Yards and Docks, Washington
u.
which opened before the time,
o seins endorsed above viii be returned 70 he
| bidders
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rIs8tS IL "a D1ttcs thai she ssssevthsr hssh
ianvd from the orpbsH's court u Washington r"aR3s
District 81 CclnmhsA 'sssers ~ administration the
Of Joseph r. Walker, of Washington county sf
An hsvsas csa~s sssiss the sad seessssd us
wafnsd 60 exhibit the w,h suach~fs 'ners,ft "
srrabes before the ssh 5sy ~ May hey MAJ ns
ya~ &c ssc'adst From nj bneht 81 the sad ts'r.
DAVID WALKER
Nay to-i Hw3us Aaaeasus"f
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Office OF tlAe Embellishments ~ Ia
y oatcc ihe O Wisconsin
cf q Congress Febfnsy a. lsas
en,'sd san sda,us
q w'seoss's embracing all that part d
lying othe tfdsnr
district u Il herrby declared made
m said district has located ne
the Co'ssG ssa,ss NJ surssIos cirr in .sd
Gvea under hand, ~ Washington
Arri A. D. 1855. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner 81 the General Land Office.
April 1a--lgwaw flint AM
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~ . ns 'oSEs, u addition ordinary practice in
Of the District win prscttsc n the
M our % The United in tho r~xiy conssuseS
~. ~ claims against the Untted
n o. cs.es before the Supreme Cos and IN Inc pros.
sn"s before the newly claims hi.
ianss = Alter Jcnss thoash nsy rssrd nom several
w "ns VAN nm aud d. hts success
neodfni and proper exer1ons. ."' ~" ~ ~ ''"''
March o--3awImh
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On and ansr Tuesday, Nopaater 7, 1854,
n Ale aandra daily for GndoDssiie and inerae
diae ssions tx O'Clock, arrival OF te bpat
from Wash ample TINE for breakfast board Con
Manassas Suashusg war
Mhrgap,a and Gorduns vile
Virginia Central railroad o Richnund Guar
iott~svilie, and 5taun,an.
Tho torousve daily for Alexandria and intermediate
before ~ O'clock the arrival OF the trains on
virsnia from Rehmohd Charlottesville and
aaunton