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rUn THE WEST AND sOUFiI.-BALTIMuKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
III III s;i.z:sEs ~: 5sitss

ISyrored for frapsIforan changes of eheS
ns
completion railroad Wheel
ing Columbus uauns short and direct
(snd North this greatly
through travellers that direction Ca aud oo
day, November ~, ASA the uans will b. follows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
daily Pirst
leaving Camden 2, Instead OF ocoek a
hefeofe texcept SUNDAY and arriving Wheeling 80
heretofore and running through Whesiing about
reaching 40 g5 This train ~il Wasb
burs Joha's Run, Cumberland PrdmonI, Rowrrbus,
Fercrnan, Faan9lon aefoa, and Mouudsye only o
wood snd and meals Bot; these traits make ma
regular with the Central Ohin road for Cam
BRIDGE GAINESVILLE, Newark, Columbus Cincinnati, Louisville Day
sanausky, Toledo, Detroit Indianapolis Chicago Louis
leaving viii reach Ci
dinner while BY they
there al y the Bent uss being KEPT but n oa The route by
either train.
make direct with the trains e Cieve
and rsburs all when the ONO navgahe
for between Wheeling and Wse, y leaving Baltimore
Returning Wneeinr The express
ai 80 reaching Baltimore So the mat ,rar
al II As .. reaching Baltimore al q IN.
Through tickets by fion Wheeling CINCINNATI Madison
Louisville ST. Louis and other river cs viii be sold at all times
lien the stage OF water win admit.
Through tickets Baltimore and Washington and all th
important West, ,ekel Offices
OF ihe company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The mail ran leaving csmden station, will take 70
all the stopping places Returning, this
Wheeling III as midnight; Cumberland 10 i5
AT Baltimore ST., p
The Frederick for Frederick
places, d.iy, texcep susday arnvin
Frederick 40 Rerurotng viii leave Frederick g.
arriving a Baltimore ~ 81,
Toe Eicou's Mills accommodation will be daily
SuHdsssl rs follows:
Leave Camden station 9, a. M, and 3, pm
Leave Ercott's Mills at 80, M, and 80, ..
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Proposals for stamps.

Posr orncE DsPARrAsSr,
February -, 1855.
PROPOSALS department
/ furnishing pos,
Uned the 6rst of April
when ordered by the department. Of the osg descriptions
n solid
hardened Steel and made n admit
aud figures designate the month aud day. with tum
he o the
mahogany handle OF the
of
sixe now in
month from 81, inclusive, be made
hardened metal, and OF The size last asoresad
staap~ the padN and hee Of the frm oF
hose now in urDed handss-
Also The Of postage, and stint
lario tho~en now n with tanned handles
foreign mails used b. the New fork and Bos1on
Offices.
An os IN. above aamps he ms hardened steel.
bids
with months and figures
o for each piece containing he MONTH consisting o
rec
Also far each separate riece days Of the month.
complete set moblhs and hynfes
for each with the words pad and ree
Also, for each with the figures seaonns he yates
ofpostag- The different will nt ho~eyer be
proposed or ne whes which
department viii be accepted The
department itself reject a proposals ~ he
deemed as the rshs % accept proposals
nom circular stamp with pspes
months steel and all The other STAMPS af
other material, II deemed sdysahir,
Proposals considered for al The above
tfrs-nea
such proposals ~ ~ s
be deemed io ths interest The department - q" 90
Specimens az Kinds required ION steel can
Be ssen ., the Appointment Once " u'is aseartmsn
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
Feh 2s-lsw4w
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Tbs pessoa se
pAs~s~s a ise sssserspao@ be as&d~ ssvxses-
Distant subscribers may sesss .s,et,
~aieh ~su es ss 6
rh~cauNfeS PArsK y p~.aSasa a. ssssss auras M -
'aen~ ~ t~Es ssss, sad Gsfies
saeses'rsa"es st scnea ys@ sc
terms Tfogrfussed 20 the atsss snas
ay~r9sfMAsrEss q. aus arr.ts s.a ~
sradlss DAIRY VIVA ssn rmea., a. ~.
"sssssrs, ~s sAs sss'c~-a.
a eopy Fratts.
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,'iiotDL NTse Cocoa, and aroma ". BAkER uO.ts
W Nania checoias- cocoa brora
witch hrst have awarded ~ caef
Unoa, 8cipa groceries p
,hs United states, sad by their
Iiussey Murray, New Tvel. Phtad.phis
Thomas Brunape, Bsituufe Kennel dudley
osio; and =. VI. Howell, Gsorgetnwn D q
WALTER BAKER, A CO.
Aps-dls Darchu~sr W,-u
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stopping Southampton, bol gong md returning hey OF
proceeding London and aye advantages
otter route, for th. economy Of time sud money.
Passage from Ses Rork 10 Southampton and Bremen
First cabin, saloon $780, cabin, lowe saloon, so
sreond do, 500.
Al letters newspapers through The post onice
No bills oi ladins will be signed day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each ship
For freight passage, Apply
O. A. SAND, II south William 81. N. v
HEfNEKEN n CO.. Bremen.
CH0SkEY 4 To SnnthsnptoH
WILLIAM iSELiA, HAVE.
War 6--dly
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IoHN sNIDER, The established
Jacob snhie No q Wsinur
Fcayh street, where will s~ sopord
andli the accommodating terrrs
Jtro8 SNtDKR. ja for
70 Walnut street where h.
nf
osa single doxsn and upsafds and
hts John Vaughan suid the of his friends
I former customer.
All wines delivered ws-hng'oa ciy sy "Adsmss Erpre
free Of freight
June a-<Y
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te Usgsd Ssass VI Assrses Csagrs.s a&ssabea That
The Secretary 81 the Interior hereby Authorised
with The pahe Authorities OF tba CITY ot Jackson issss
p or the of fo the OF the Uni
ted States ia tbs city h31 in prooeas OF con
stractos IN that city. And when said Secretary shall
be Alsd that the satshe for the purpose
and have been properly secured % the he shall
pay out Of the treasury money not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars which he deem 90 be the value
Of such apartments
Approved, March 3D. ISIS
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AN ACT 10 establish Columbus in the state Of Mississippi
Chattanooga the Tennessee and Hickman, IN
the State OF Kentucky, ports OF delivery,
snaeted 10 the Senate asd House ~ ReprsssHafires ~
fks af Cosgs oa5tsd, That Go.
unbus in the State Of Mississippi and within the collection
district Of VA the state Of tennessee
and In The state of Kentucky and within the col
district Of Mississippi be- and hereby sredeeared 70 be
Of delivery within their respective collection
shall be appointed of customs 70 reside
each Of said ports who shall perform the da and receive
the compensation and eounens prescribed 70 the act o.
Congress- approved March second eighteen hundred and
hirY-one being An allowing The duties 90 foreign
merchandise imported into Pittsburgh, Wheng ttnenns
Louisville, ST Louis Nashville and hatcher 70 be scenred
paid those places " Prorided That Whenever the
c duties paid any OF said ports shall be less
than thousand dollars per the Secretary
the Treasury shall discontinue such port Of deiEery
Approved March Sd, 1855.
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail steamers.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 81 Wall ". Y.
Brown, sHtPLEY, CO.,
LverpooI,
& g. ROBERTS CO.,
i3 Kings London.
B. @. WAtNW RIGHT CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, liavre.
viii be accountable
eweiy precious sones metals, unless bills
adn signed therefor and the value thereof therein
Dec i7-du
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ENGg-Gsu Yes Facts tn sct~nc~ asd Art,
II exhibiting discoveries
and improvements of the past year, vol
Mars FRANCK TAYLOR,
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~r Yo8fA. Bar.NflA. AMI ~sstftt-
~1 AMPToE UNIT ED STATES MAIL sPEArEeS
- The sli~ lbs tins ttf WNsHtSe-
N78111c& TON, Capt. 2. C4veRdy HERMANN. Capt td
ward Figans
s4ssmers stop al Southampton ,Hs
pHOpozrn nATEs OP sAtt.tSG-isrs
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Whole tickets Slp--baIyes S5-auarers s. so.
Certificates 10 whole tickets, Sla 90
do s6 half do IS 90
do 2s do - 20
OF
splendid pronpt
viii be Immediately after it is
all who order from t
Address P.J BuCKEY, Agent,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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AN ACT 70 provide accommodations for the United courts IN
the city u Jackson, Mississippi.
Bs eacfs ~ s Seaats Hosse Of Representatives
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Cromweii's Baltimore Steamship Line between
Baltimore. View York. and Boston.

WiLL despatch daily and New York
and twice week from Boston Baltimore and Baltimore
Bostoa =
This line affords nhsGuaed facilities
District OF Columbia The agents either VIII
and through bill adng Washington
freight and commissions charged Appcafio freight
promptly attended TO by the following agents;
A. @. HALL,
IS Exchange Ptace, Baltimore.
II. B. CROMWELL,
GSTA~E " aSninslon and Albany streets, NJ Y.
JSO. W sCIiANk,
Jan IL dan Foot OF 4Ntia wharf, Boston.
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SECOND EDITION NOW READY
DGELS AND DUhLLING.
Alphabetically arranged, Preliminary Historical Essay
ny HON. LORENZO SABINE.

Alphabetically arranged with Preliminary Historical Essay.
ny HON. LORENZO SABINE.
vol l2me. Price 81 25
comprises principal due
David and Goah the first record TO the day
including all
historical the annals OF this
Hamilton Burr, Clay and Randolph. De-
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familiarity with history and his
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o great interest aud value.
Will doubt be created and predict foft immense sale
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The subject singuary nteresns aud will
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II II richly worth place library, since library
curious research Ia tsef.-Dais News.
Sabine has grouped in his Notes Dusis
eng large amount Of Information the subject and host
the light frivolous which
and The
esing one, and viii excite the attention OF reader.
Baltimore Republican,
This Is n curious and Interesting work. Dispatch
useful contribution historical
q biographical Observation-Disclosures.
Published by CROSBY, NICaoLLs, CO., Boston;
sale Washington by
Feb Io--3saw5w TAYLOR h MAURY.
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g<asmpt,on OF virgins. "a. per Cent. pep,.

redemption OF Virginia Six Per Cent. Debt.
uY bosers following of debt
l.,t, ~ Virginia, day oi March, 1874,
= within period eSceedng fifteen years. will take
- n.f xaS eJ sAe sinking a created BY
bs general assembly 0f Virginia. passed the 10Th day Of
80 ls5J proceed, day of April lc55
ts said certificates the treasury of tbe Commonwealth
~s,d said certificates reqsred tse said
.x az pfas the Of the
f aad whsther surrendered not, the interest viii
a. on that day
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So ~
Trains toiiows:
EAvE daily, except Sunday, 81, a. M and
on sunday, ai6, a. m, and s,
Leave Baltimore AZ and Q, a. NJ. and aud 8, y m.
The connexions WIN iainoe and Ohio railroad for the Yves
are s by snas.nn,a ns sasas saa Z New NJ Yo q
For Annapois, stek, m, and 5, p.
For Norfolk, at3
Particular called the requiring responsible
color who may wish pass
Dee i5-dT
hIinnesota .--,,i,.ne.ota T. ,Itnnesotaf
henry M,KENTY,
DE-aLER IN REAL EsT.4TE
Office, oa Post osee BuiieiaS, Third street
PAUL. N. 7.
Land bought asd sold throughout The Territory Muney
Investments maae 10 the best advantage, and
land warrants located
nErsKEscrs,
Hon. w. II. welch, chief justice Of Minnesota,
Hon Hon. II. ". aiee delegate % Congress
Messrs. Bornp d oakes, bankers,
!, r. ao,ser, secretary Of ,h- Territory,
Rev r fali'r 'rton esi.,e, unisd state. land Office,
T. T. Mann, N. D.
Gilbert Davis ESQ,
Daniel Gurus, ESQ
ss..1.. ss..1s wilis%s II HsS"P.'s saos s'p@+~'
Philadelphia.
Joseph rsn,,.9s e. s.q p,,.,sa q ws-'r" a'"s
Freed, wsra, Freed,
Bingham uoes,
HALEY a "a.
Il sss Mss.ehsrs' ss attorney ats @stni Al law. sp''
James Kitchen, NJ. D.,
William stosvsr eco.
Messr' hrown, Johnsos, 4 ~, banh-r.,
Messrs Brown Johnson, Gasser.
. 900 q l.nd wanted
Feb li--dSwsm'
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An ACT making appropriations or the current eonti-
gent expenses of the Indian department and for funy
treaty stipuiaons with various Indian tribes yea
ending June trteh thousand eight hundred and Afty
six, and for other purposes.
Bs e#aeed ~ s Senate oad Hoss e Rsrssspsatsse. IL
he United States ~ Asessoa Congress a~sea.s That te
following sams and they hereby appropriated
in the treasury not otherwise Appropriated for
the purpose paying the and contingent
The Indian and fulfilling treaty spuatcns with
the various Indian Aibes.
For the and contingent expenses Of the Indian
psrtnent, viz
For the pay d superntendents Of Indian aaairs, per
Of nh June eighteen hundred and hy twenty
February eighteen hundred and and third March
eighteen hundred and twelve thousand vc hundred
dollars
foa psn Lhs xsyaex Indian aacnts, Asts a Gttb
june eighteen hundred and fifty, twenty February
eighteen hundred and ftone and thrtyss Jay, eighteen
hundred and tyfour iortyhree Thousand hundred
and hfty dollars
For the pay Of the several Indian agents per
thirty first July eighteen hundred and fifty unr
rearages of pay to in the State Of New York.
Green Bay, Wisconsin, for the Semnoes Arkan
and for the Indian tribes ia Utah. fifteen thousand
three hundred and eighty dollars and seventy cen
aod the Secretary OF the Interior authorized hereafter
employ agent for tbs Indians the State OF New York
for those Greoi Bay, Wisconsin for the Sem
inoles west Of Arkansas and for the tribes In the
Territory OF Utah. the of thousand dollars per
each.
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For fret Of three insssamesG in money or oer~,se Of
forty thousand dollars each per snnun per fourth srte
treaty sixteenth March, eighteen husdsed and m seur
thousand dollars INV
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CHERoKEES.

For the payment of this due the Cherokees
Of interest between the first May eighteen hundred and
forty five, and first OF May eighteen hundred and forty
stocks OF the State Of Michigan held in trust by the Ssce
the Interior under the treaty OF eighteen hundred
and hiryve and the supplement of March eighteen hun
dred and thirty x twenty dollars and ninety
CHIPPEWAS OF MISSISSIPPI AND LAKE SUPE-
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GENTLEMENs' HAIR-DREssING
EsTABLISHMENT,
WiIIard,s Hotel nF

UOHN III. GIBBS bcgs leave TO call the
- attention Of the Gentlemen 20 the above estab-
lishment where they win find every comfort IN the
Shaving, Har-cutting, Curling, Shampooing, and
Hair Dying departments.
Alse, TO his wigs, Scalps, and Toupees, which ar.
tices cannot be surpassed in the United States, and
are always on hand or made TO order at short notice.
His stock Of Toilet articles and Furnishing Goods
are carefully selected, and will be found to comprise
the best kinds Of Combs, Brushes; Lubins Extracts
all sorts Of Paris Perfumerios, Guerlains, Rgges,
and other Shaving and Toilet Soaps. Best quality
Razors nail Knives; Penknives; Tweezers, Razor
Strops genuine Parma Cologne in long, short, and
wicker bottles Toilet Mirrors; Cold Cream, LiJ
Salve, Arnondnej and almost every requisite fol
the Toilet
In Furnishing Goods he has kid Gloves, Whit
and coored fashionable Cravats, Scarfs, Neck Ties
winter Gloves; Shirts, Suspenders, Stocks, pocke
handkerchief. Collars, de-, al Of which have beer
purchased from the best houses in New York, and
are warranted 70 be what they are represented
dec 1l--eod9mE tf #aA
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GENERAL INFORmATIoN.

TRAVEL. ..st
For baltimore.
The ears leave daily at and s116 A. H., and and
BPM s5s4 s4a8ss
4 For Aieraadyia.-
The Washington and Alexandria boat leaves
Pages Wharf, Seventh street. hourly. Fare FIVE cts.
II a-lslgYfasea pa For iiockpille- si.s NJ ta
The stage leaves every morning at o'clock. Fare
81 Office, corner of d and 9th streets. lei4t
For Upper Marlboro 3si
. The stage e leaves every morning at 4 O'clock Fare
vi b0 ONCE, northwest corner OF ID and 9th SITS.
y iss IA s5 For Gordonsville. lst# 3 @
The cars leave Alexandria daily, at TX o'clock, for
Gordonsville and intermediate places.
For RicAsnond. gi3 9R
The boat leaves the wharf at the terminus'of 18th
street daily at ! A, NJ, and o'clock, 7. NJ. Fare
The stage leaves Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day. Office, United States Hotel.
Y ae15N +8 California Steamers
The regular mail steamers leave New York on the
9th and goth of each month Persons desirous of
writing from this city should mail their letters on
the 3D. and 18th Of each month.
The Post Office. -
Il The Northern and Eastern Mail is opened at 8
o'clock A. M, and half past Z p. M, closes at p.
NJ and p. NJ 51s ta4 s ;F.If, 3.r-, a.
The Great Southern Mail is opened at A. NJ, and
closes at p. M. The Southern Mail as far South as
Wilmington North Carolina, arrives at half past
The Northwestern Mail is open at half past 7 r. M,
closes at p. III. aE4H{ e atf
The Western Mail is open at o'clock A. NJ, closes
at8P.M. T''
The Norfolk Mail arrives ut II o'clock p NJ, closes
at 2 I. M, daily, except Sundays.
The California Mail, direct, closes here on the Sd
and 18th of each month, at 2 r. M. .sa 8sl4i aa I
Warrcnton Mail arrives at II A. NJ, closes at 10
Wa5Icnton Springs arrives at liza. M, closes at
y 4 II, (. K
Y Rates of Postage: M n. . \.
Each halfounce, under 1900 miles, prepaid, cents
Each half ounce, over 900 miles, prepaid, scents
unpaid, 10 cents.
All printed matter in general anywhere in the
United States M gs1 as 1i aI
First three ounces cent
Each subsequent ounce cent.
II not prepaid, double these rates.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERoDIcALs-paid quarterly, in
advance: nI 9d ca
First three ounces i cent
Each subsequent ounce II cent
And, if weighing not over " o., In the State
where published, one-half of the above. rates. and
weekly papers in the county where published free.
monthly or oftener when sent in packages weighing
at least or, prepaid, I cent per o.
PAMPHLETS of l6 octave pages or less, u cent
ounce a.-t FL --Ss 4ssE 5e N
Books bound or unbound, weighing not more than
4pounds, may be sent by mail, for each OF, as fol-
lows: Il a4fffag --f'. a5al + .t5f g.a Nsf, r.
S1s. Snssr 5000 ss niles prepaid, cent Unpaid It :.
Fractions over a single rate are charged as one
rate.
Periodicals in the sense used above are publica-
tions issued once in three months, or oftener."
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All Diseases Of the Genital Organs, whether Of re-
cent or long standing such as Gonouboa, Syphilis,
GIcet Structures, Urinary Affections, Ulcers upon
the Body or in the Throat and Nose, we treat with
that success which few physicians in the world are
capable Of These who apply in early stages of the
disease surprised at the little inconvenicnce and
rspidity attending their cure; and those who have
suffered from quacks and their mineral poisons win
be warranted permanent cure without mercury.
Office l79, south street, Island.
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"HE Celebrated German and Indian
II Physicians, Doctors BROTHERS a GRAY,
have finally concluded 10 settle themselves In the city
Of Washington. After having travelled the world
over in search Of knowledge and having spent
years among the Indians, forthe purpose Of getting
thorough knowledge Of botany, they hatter them
selves qualified 20 alleviate and cure all complaints
ourselves that. without asking question, we viii
tell all who favor with call their complaints and
sYmntoms and r1rarnntee an easy and speedy cure
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The many facili-
tics afforded US
by hospital and
private practice,
in this and for
eign countries,
warnnt MS in as
suring those who
are suffering from
private diseases
that our treatment
is attended with
unusually favors-
BILE results. There
fore, let no false
modesty deter you
from making your
case known 10 one
who will beiriend
you.
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oasy Of tree people ought to be constantly awake
snos history ana experiences PFoys that foreign IN
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II hope we may find some means, in future, OF
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political
can scsrcely withhold myself from joining ia the
wish of Sas Dean that there were an ocean of fire
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