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Circuit court Of Caroline
( county, sitting In equity.
pnrLrr DxnocnnRoss and others,

WILLIAM u. CLARkE and others '' e
,nE object suit the sale Of certain real estate
mentioned in bill compauants The bill sates that PhiiP
William Clarke Joshua d. Clsk,
Ann Clarke, sally Clarke Julia Cark Larana bogan, we
nj Wiam Doaan (iomery Carke Eiemra D. Newman
Ann Cabarine and julia Newman are seized As
In compon estate lying in Caroline county Una, ~
and interest o thr saa parties 70 ae n
aforesaid real estate, aud divide me pfoeeeas eieo'
parties according their just proportions. - :,
That said William D. Clarke, Ann r. Clarke Joshua an ~
cayLe salty Clarke Julia A. Lurana Began, wife OF WI
liam Began State OF Maryland " mereupon ao
and complainant causing acnpy oi
ord., 10 i'm published at Washington
and on the each OF successive
Gur nbs notice To the said
the object and substance OF this b ana war;
by solicitor On or before
and show
IL anv bey have why ought not prayed
" a"s "'' 'N' ''s p. n. HOPPER
True copy TEST ihoMho =. nfn, ', 800.
October 6, 1854 peS - ~
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BARGAINS for the tsolidays-Wishns 10 make ehansr
ID bn.ne win commcncs TN. day 70 close our Wy
Thoss wanting presents iof the ho
days will do weIto them IL consists ol-
Emhrnderes, taces, rbands, flowers
Dress caps, head dresses, gloves, trimmings
too nume!iu 70 inenhoh
VIII will he cheap. F ~.
nee ia~eo3 No 3a Penn av 10Th and lin ats
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nxSo faraished chambers tsr rentFor rent, two CON
modous chambers neatly and comfortably furnished They
seei, between Louisiana aveDne and
hod and very convenient u the VA
on,I and They well suited for two
convenient !" eseh oh't pehs ha
ioning with u door opening between them.
Inquire No 43 a street. next Congregations
Church
Dec +
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CARBON patrons and public general are most re
spectuIiy this day. 'he iih instant
additional stock, N<w Music Depot ~ f
avenue Eleventh and streets, where nu
c and merchandise Description can be 'o"ho on
the mo reasonable terms ,,,ry
A call : respectfully solicited hiibuS nj q
Dec
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The National Hotel

the reception OF guests on tue 2h
NJ mia month"; The from the basement TO
he Of the building alterations In and about the dining
add greatly and comfort OF it's guests
The table will with the best the markets can
labor VIII be spared
m render e house every equal IN the country
the that generous public viii continue
s ubera extended TO the house
for the winter can do so al any
time 20th by calling at the Hotel !, : ,,,, Am
WAsursoros Cry, November IA, 1854
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GEO. II DRAPER, Havr..

The these ships VIII be accountable gold
bullion specie, Jewery precious o
adng Ipresaed
Dee II
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y
THE IRON TRADE OF THE UNITED SrArEs-The growth Of
the iron trade and manufacture Of the United States du
ring the last forty years has been enormous In 1916
there were 1853 furnaces producing $4,000 tons OF pg IRON
in ls45 there blast furnaces averaging 300 tons
each annually yielding $4,000 tons and 800 ooomeres
orgeS rolling and splitting mills, yielding OF bar hoops,
&C. 29 600 tons and Of blooms castings machinery aud
stove plates ISL 500 tons making that year an aggregate
Of e2s 100 tons at the value Of $339i050o In 1883 the
rapid increase this class Of manufacture was such as to
Weld much more than million tons Of pig iron
NEW RELIGIOUS sscr-A curious sect of regionss has
arisen in England called the Disciples They believe that
Christ win appear in 1864 that the Russians win triumph
over the Turks and the Russians the latter
event 10 happen in just ten years time when the Jews viii
become nation in the Holy Land Abraham Isaac, Jacob
and the of the righteous Jews of old with few elect
among Christians win arise from the dead and live for
ever Palestine but the heather and the wicked Jews
and Christians win sleep eernaliy
QUALIFICATIONS or 4 BANK PRKsrpESr--1he following
statement OF the closing part OF the examination, beto
the supreme court Of New York. Of Mr. Bnnger presden
I of the exploded Empire City Bank;
JuageWere you not selected president because yo
!, had the same name as your weknown namssake, th
T grocer
Answer--No.
/ Judge Have you had any experience in banking
II Answer.-No
Judge-Do you know anything sboa, banking
Judge-wss that the you were appointed
Answer--Yes.
Dr.rH-Ths Boston papers announce the death Of U
wife Of Bishop Esstburn.
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notice or Lost Land Warrant

,rHEREAS land No. 526IO ior 90 Issued N
favor Beuamne Puckrt for military services in the wal
and address through
tho office and has been either lost or mis-
laid given thai sha at the proper nn'e apply
~, a.. al ,b Pensions duplicate of th
~ - 'f'N
Nov9 ii
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Lhp sJc
ihe bMlcssfss. thpt CogistocA
r-r,sst-- These ships having been hat by
pTessly for service every
~taken IN their their
x1xn22. "a strength and speed and Io
dsons Ineqnaed for elegance and camlo
New York Liverpool ~ cabin,
Exclusive
Fro Liverpool 10 New York, 81 and 20 gnneas
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No hertbs he secured until paid for.
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nARNfAGE and Horses for -nie--A pair of beautifully
II mached family horses, together with mag
pi6cent mort built modern carriage
The Of value, hsng young and gentle Ihe
only used about twelve on ana Is ~ meat
and erleeta when first purchased
The owner having for tnem will sell them great bargain
Andy TO VIM 4. DOVE, Coal-dealer, Frt Ward
aQ,atf
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rnorossD pArs. o, ..lr,s

Fof Heisn' orPassage apply 10 :
## EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 81 Wall street, Ny
sRoWN, SHtPLEY, Co,
Liysrpon,
r. G. ROBERTS h CO..
10 Kings Arms Yard Lopdoa
b. o. WAINWRIGHT d CO.,
Paris
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DRArn-Ths Boston papers announce the death o. 'he
wife of Bishop Eastburn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-02
Theatres and Exhibitions.

ACADEMY xUsro--The last appearance but three IT
evening, when Bell,nis grand opera 81 Puritani " viii
be played. Mad Lagrange, signori Nitrate, Candi, Ma
RIM, Morelli and Baratni will appear
Nmo's GARpES-Ths opera selected for this evening
10 Bafe's " Bohemian Girl" Mr.. Harrison az Thad
deus, Mr. Borrani as Count Arnhan, Miss L. Pyne as
Airline, and Miss Pyne ~ the Gypeey Queen There
be little doubt but that the hoxsev viii crowded as
Miss l.. Tyne ~ a tavorik.
BROADWAY TBEATRE The benefit OF Signor Ia M.una
takes place this evening being the last night OF the
services on the occasion The pieces selected Tbs
Niaow's Victim" Grand Divertissemen,," and two
acts Of /" The Bohemian Girl"
BowERY THEATRE The drama Of The Cattle Steal
era {" 10 the commencing feature of this evening, in
which Messrs. Coney and Webb will appear in tao lead
ing characters The play OF " Ths Kings Fool " will
follow, and the psntomims Of Don Juan y Will COS
elude the amusements.
Burrows THEATRE The benefit OF Mr. G. Holland AMI
last night Of the season takes place this evening The
comic piece !" The Beulah Spa" "Ths Wandering
Minstrel and Day After the Fair ars the am se
ms nts selected. Holland, old favorite and COOL
actor, deserves . bumper.
WAuAcK's THEATRE.-The benefit OF Mr w. B. Moore
TAKES place to night when his friends viii be p.sssed
with ns dramatic selections he has made their
joyment The pieces are the Bachelor Of Arts and
Gentleman from Ireland, !" in which all the leading
artists appear.
LAFARGE's MErRoPolrAs.-The anuseunents OF this
evening will commence with the melo-drsmatic ballet of
Masenelo, in which Senorita Soto Mile Duey Barre
Mons. Caresse and Mr.. Smith, will appear. The pe Its
comedy Of "Curous Case closes the emit srtanncnts
AMERICAN MusEuN.-Tbe drama called the LONELY
Man OF the Ocean, being successful Ia announced
The attractive feature OF this afternoon and evening"
G. W. Clarke and Miss Mestayer in the principal
tiers.
woop's GnsrHgrs.-Thoee who wish TO enjoy hearty
laugh should yisit Az Broadway. fine bill Tor TO-
night.
BUCKLEY SERESApERs. - The opera Of "Noruau sgnia
TO night also, great vnr'y OF negro melodies and In
s,rumental pieces The Buckleys bound to oe sue
cess,al
PERuAMs MINISTRIES This company are every night
amusing their patrons by the burlssque Baby show aud
other nteres sting features.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-02
Marine Court.

FtI0re Hon. Judge BirdsaII.
June 1.-Boitoa vs.. the NeU FORK Dry Dock and Grand
Street Stage Compdny- This action FOR slos for
goods sold and delivered in the year 1854 The seena
ante s6 mitted the debt but aNeged that the p,fint
indebted to the company for four shares OF sto,t
for which be had subscribed at the par value OF $780,
and they put in this as ofeet TIE pia ntiT con.
ten Jer cent OF the whole amount aud that in persu
10 tire act OF alton 81 the company the
dfen dants should show that the per can't pa a.
Ebf court held that IL not incumbent ueiepi-
snto prove that the ten per cent not pai3 nat
then having proved the subscription the presumption
IT, uAt il wss VALID Judgment for The plaintiff for
SIS, being the balance between the amount claimed
and tie sum due on the shares.
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no THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

WIN Won gene rously admit in your excellent paper our
nropo.iticn for slight change In the school hours OF
The higher clssses OF the public schools Of which
membegsY
The hour Of nne which Ia excellent one for the
winter season is still preserved the hour for
opening schools only We believe from early custom and
present pattenton the part Of the Board of Educa
Hon.
Would the respected Board of Education OF this city
consider the great advantage from commencing les
at the present the cool OF the morning.
thereby subrsctng hour from the hest Of the day.
just at tie time when study besins to be irksome and If
little real advantage Thst they should make the prs
reLt study begin 1t O'Clock and cloee At The fresh
Of mind, we are conscious, In the early moroiog
bours and the vQor and sptness IL gives to appca
ten, win readily appear Of best Arguments
In favor Of this proposed change VIII not 700, dear
SIR prefept this subject 70 the Board OF Education with
such calculated to call their attention to
II propitiouslys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-02
Markets.

HAyRE, May 1910 O'Clock.
forwarded you, Wednesday evening" the annexed
review, by the Pacific steamer On the folio wing day
a bolid8y-tpe exchange closed. Yesterday (Fri.
day., owing to the encouraging accounts from Liver
the demand bias been very spirited in cotton
market and 5000 bales have changed hands ut sitter
prices Our stock has what increased by arrivals
from Charleston Mob@, &C. In other articles have
10 report q sale Of l62u00 kills. Indian corn, white. at
27f per 100 hs American hops worth 1907 1867.
The demand is limited. Stock 400 bales. The weather
sDce yesterday again become fine Freight for the
United States remains The henry Harbsck for
New York. ails to-eay with . full cargo, but at lew
!, atee.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-07
yoR THE AMERICAN ORGAN.
M muniefuaI EIectiOu.

The time for tho annual Municipal election ID
rapidly approaching, and the interest ana excite
ment generally felt and manifested on the occasion
is, even at this early date, assuming character
which indicates an unusually excited contest be-
tween the rival candidates. The American party
will, undoubtedly, present an unbroken front, and
meet its enemy with confidence, and a full belief
that principle must conquer.
The enemy Is organizing and drilling its forces,
and preparing actively and resolutely-
for the battle. The administration, with all It's
power, influence, and money, win aid and encour.
age the opposing party in an its schemes, trick
STEERING, political huckstering and corruption.
The government employees will be subjected to
the strictest surveillance and vilest espionage
Threats Of political execution are held over
those few who may sympathize with the American
party. Every effort win be made TO detect Amer
lean sympathies, and to deter the timid clerk, the
poor laborer, and needy mechanic, from express
ing these sympathies through the balot-box. Its
hirelngs, tools, pimps, and stool-pigeons are al
ready busy, acting under the immediate control Of
some high In power. Then, Americans, to duty
be vigilant, be watchfal, stand on guard, recoect
the patriotic purposes in view, keep before you
the great principles for which we fight Let it not
be said that Americans can be deferred from exer-
csng their just and inaienabe rights, even though
the hand OF the Executive Is raised to stay the
onward march Of Americanism.
Fear not TO do your duty, even though the Pres
ident Of great and free people threatens to rob you
Of the poor pittance which you dearly earn. Fail
not to exercise your win ndjudgment, even though
the hand Of power is raised to strike you down
1t is political reformation you seek to accomplish.
1t Is the restoration Of true American liberty you
seek to effect. 1t is demagoguism, political corrup-
ton, foreign influence and papal supremacy you
seek to DESTROY. To effect these high and noble
purposes you should be willing, if necessary, to
sacrifice something. Shall the metropolis Of the
country remain in the hands of true, genuine Amer
leans, be transferred to the control of Papists
and Foreigners? 1t is with you JABEz
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that, IL in 1S62-T2, or at any other time, he
should gain the ascendency in the United States,
he would not destroy these principles heref
Brownson tells US in so many words, that g Pro
testantism has not and cannot have any rights
where Catholicity is triumphant"
The Boston Pilot (Catholic) informs us that,
"No good government can exist without reli-
gion; and there can be no religion without an Inqui-
aiton, which Is wisely designed for the promotion
and protection of the true faith"
The Rambler (Catholic) says as follows:
"You ask II be 1.-THE Pope) were lord in the land,
and you were in a minority, If not In numbers, yet
In power, what would we do TO your That, we
say, would entirely depend upon circumstances.
If it would benefit the cause of Catholicism, he
would tolerate you; If expedient, he would i'm
prison you, Danish you, fine you, possibly be might
even hang you; but be assured Of one thing, he
would never tolerate you for the sake OF the glo
rious principles Of civil and religious liberty"
The Archbishop of St Louis declared as
follows:
Heresy and unbelief are crimes; and in Chris
tian countries as in Italy and SPAIN for instance,
where all the people are Catholics. and where the
Catholic religion Is essential part OF the law OF
the land. they are punished as other crimes"
The St Louis Shepherd Of the Valley Oath
olic) declared as follows
Professionalism OF every kind, Catholicity inserts
in her catalogue of mortal sims; she endures 1t
when and where she must; but she hates IL, and
directs all her energies to sfset ito destruction"
Pope Plus the TX in an Encyclical letter Of
August 18th, 1845, used this language:
"The absurd and erroneous doctrines or ratings
In defence Of liberty Of conscience are most pes
tilentia error--a pest, of all others, most to be
dreaded in a State"
The foregoing halfdozen extracts, authori-
tatively declare to the world, that II ever Ro-
manism gains the ascendant in this country,
freedom of education, freedom Of speech, free
dom Of the press and freedom Of conscience,
viii be checked, controlled-aye, annihilated
by the Pope and his myrmidons
Will the people open their eyes to these
alarming threats or Romanisnp Will they
unite in the formation Of a great conservative
American party" and resist the approach Of
forcignism, Romanism, and demagoguism
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Can II be possible that any Protestant in vir-
ginia, my native State, will sustain the Catholic
religion by voting against the American partyf If
Mr.. Wise Is elected, the old Roman dogmas Of the
Pope's supremacy, and the real presence" win
have stronger hold in this country, backed by
the whole power Of the Pierce administration than
at any period since our Declaration of Independ-
ence.
At this moment, Mr.. Pierce Is Diminishing men
from public Office for their advocacy of the Pro-
testant cause Mr. j. +. Polk, an elegant writer
and accomplished gentleman, has just been dis
missed for his ability In sustaining the greatest
blessing to mankind for three hundred years.
mean the Reformation in England, and the great
Protest throughout anti-Cathoic Europe.
If the Catholic religion at this early age Of our
republic is 80 powerful as 20 force the general
government into its support, what would it not be
If the elections in the various States were to result
in accordance with its wishesY The time to check
its onward march is at hand. A greater necessity
exists with us now to keep it within bounds, than
did with our forefathers in England, when Gran
mer, Ridley, and Latimer were burnt at the
stake for their support of the reformation. shall
do all in my power to sustain and advance the
American party, believing il to be one Of the most
important political parties organized in this
or any other country--scarcely second to that
which founded the Protestant cause throughout
the Christian world.
To you my friends OF the American party look
to establish the second grand reformation, and will
say to you as Latimer said to Bishop Ridley when
tied to the stake Be of good cheer brother,
we shall this day kindle such fire in England as,
trust in God, shall never be extinguished.n And
do hope and trust that the American party will,
under the blessing of Divine Providence, kindle
such fame against bigoted intolerance by putting
a curb on Catholicism in this favored land, as to
make it forever, perfectly harmless in all its pro-
clivities.
My wishes are that Americans shall rule Ameri.
ca, and that the Catholic Church shall be kept
within the bounds of the balance Of power for it is
like fire or water, e., If it can be kept under, it
is harmless but If it gets the mastery none can
foresee the consequences. MERCER
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
uAVING retired from the Lumber Busi,

LII ness, would inform my friends and the cit-
zens OF Washington that ! have resumed the Car
pcnter's Business ut the old stand OF Davis Gar
rett In returning my thanks TO my friends for their
liberal patronage and assistance, would beg con-
tinuance Of the same
l can be found at my shop at any time, in jackson
alley, where am prepared to contract, build and do
job work on the most reasonable terms, and at the
shortest notice.
Having been engaged in this business for many
years. feel assured that give satisfaction TO all
who give me their patronage.
nov l2--1y GEO. W. JARRETT.
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MANASSAS GAP RAILRoAD.---The work on the
Manassas Gap Railroad, in this county, has been
commenced pretty actively There is force at
work now within 2 IL miles of town, on deep
cut. The whole work will be carried forward as
actively as possible. We paid visit to the work
near town the other evening, and were greatly
gratiied with the occuar demonstrate we had,
that Manassas is now most certainly coming
RocEiu1ha,n Pe0isfcr
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PAYMESr.--We understand that one of our old
and respected citizens, retired merchant, re-
ceived, few days ago, in letter from Boston,
without signature, and with nothing to show its
source, a thousand dollar note Of the Globe Bank
Of Boston, with the remark that the sender owed
the money and took that opportunity Of returning
it to the person to whom it belonged.--Ak Gar.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-07

The Texas State Times the Democratic State
paper of Texas has the following upon the Virginia
election. IL does not believe In Wise:
Whatever may be the strength Of the new or
ganixaton In Virginia, we are unable to state, but,
II the democracy are defeated there, We believe IL
will be the result Of want Of confidence in the
men who compose the ticket, rather than any great
diminuton In the ranks Of the great Republican
party. For more than quarter Of a century, Mr..
Wise has been q political weathercock, and has
alternated between the Wing and Democratic par
ties since he first plunged into public lfe II will
be difficult matter for the old line Democrats Of
Virginia to forget his wild and reckless career about
the time of the Swartwout and Price defalcations
---rowdy browbeating course toward Mr.. Polk
his bullying conduct toward almost every Demo
cratic member Of the House of Representatives
his active agency In the Cilley affair, and his foul
and unjustifable aspersion upon the character Of
Gen. Cass, when that gentleman was Secretary Of
War. Nor will the Wing party forget his tergiver
sations; his abuse Of Webster-his race-course
frht with Stanley--hs devotion 10 Tyler and his
deseron Of their ranks In the hour Of their soresi
need.
Henry A. Wise 10 q brilliant man, but his bril-
fancy IL of the meteoric order, uncertain as II
IA bright and his nomination for the Office of Gov
srnor Of Virginia IL peculiarly unfortunate for the
Democratic party. Under any circumstances II Is
extremely doubtful II he could poll the vote Of the
party, united s the party always is. At the
present time, with new and powerful organiza
ton arrayed against him. and bis very equivoca
relations to the Wings and Democrats, we think
his defeat almost certain whereas, a staunch
and welltried Democrat, as usual, might have
walked over the track.