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Mobile and Montgomery z. y. Daily Mail Line
IN - CONSISTING Of the following substantial ana A.
.ssEsaasa~aa~s running passenger steamers, via
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA
CUBA,
CREMoNA, and
EMPRESS
The above boats carrying the United Satrs mail viii sommsa
their regular ulps Alabama nve the st o Noym
aex leaving Mobile daily and Montgomery day the arrival
the trains railroad connecting daily Monig0me,
the ears and Al Mobile New Orleans mail boats
one af the viii leave Selma the downward b
O'Clock, d.
The above w be commanded BY able and expeac
oicas who every nxeon the comfort
OF passengers. Z. =.
The rates freight BY the above boats viii ao exceed any
per barrel aud n dollar per bale Of cotton,
For froeht 90 passnge having elegant accommodations py
ets4-dem cox, BRAlNARD, n Co
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NOTICE is hereby gsven that have obtained from
the Register OF the Ngua Land Office, duplicate of
No. 2G6B issued lanes
the revolutionary having
shall apply the Commissioner ~
D. c. ansais6sd portion Of
GO w. SfEPHENS,
Dec ln--law3m Ia factfn Inc heir..
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~ ANTHONY, No. 30s broadway, New York, mar
Ia Of dngneeotypa nppBraia mangs, pressrT
cases. ac, and importer of pIaia chemicals, fancy Frames
cases. caope paper and chemicals for pictures and a
rials 81 every description.
supplied with materials for manufacturing
Harrsons celebrated also, Vogiander shoh
always hand.
30s Broadway, June II, 1854.
2O-dIyeaTs
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No SAIL
sales of Alternate sections Postponed,

NOTICE hereby gwen, Of representation
" going 10 show that large number mcr,orons ss
on crops and sthor unloward circumstances
b. unable FIR the lands at The pnhlir SALES
states along OF the SoaAw
asIroad in MIssonRI advertised IN prueanaun
sas 10 be held al following Offices, December Az
January President ordered those sales posOu
and 10 take place follows, 10 witt
AT the land Office Louis, commencing Monday Oh
August next, :.
office Jackson, commencing Monday The Lab
August next,
land Office az Clinton commencing on Monaay the a
A, ha land Springfield, commencing Monday NJ
OF August neal.
under hand al the General Land ofes, al The e
Washington, this hh day OF December A. " one Thousand
hundred and ifiy four.
BY order OF the President; $3.50. ...-
JOHN WILSON
Dec 7-iawaw Commissions
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For Lynchbug, connecting with the stages AZ CharlotesU
Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Fridays
LuFay New Market ooanncnng win The ssaevs Al
pepper on Tuesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays.
For Winchester daily with the stages At Peimosi
Mlddeburg daily connecting with tho stages the PAus
Per orirri w, y. BaUCKKrT, AReal
Nov 7-Af
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University of Maryland.


School Of Medicine.
TUE will begin Monday octobers 1854
sss:; sssss SSsS sr ~ D.
a a%s.ss afa e aSyfeFE so%s Roy D.
Maera Paihoo Anatomy Geo MItenberge
Practical Anatomy, B. D. Smith, NJ. D.
Clinical al the n a belonging to the University
Se'' for ne %sa% e. kE fee
nAY,s FABLES with Ias illustrations. i volume
VI London, ls54 Price 81. -
Sciences by W. Fullom with illustrations
Adventures of NJ, sydeuham Geenaneh,
Aug 90 FRANcK TAYLOR
PARKEa's FANCY STORE.
, receiving full supply ooas suitable for the
our
selling at very low prices Among which are
LuBIs's EXTRACTS:
Jockey Club Musk Iasamine, vose HstiOope, Esssnce
uoquct and sixty other odos
soaps
5ross ct Lows brown Windsor soap
Tsiior's transparent sa wash wash saii., &C.. &C.
COINS, HAIR, TOOTH, AND sAr1-BRUsuEs.
patterns English French,
shell Dressing Comb, India Rubber Comb English Horn and
Dec s-eod3t' Under National Hotel
uoUsEKEEeEss, ATTENTION i-Diuner sets, toilet
Ii crUckerY
av for safe little lower than they be had
Being about close that business
public any OF hs above enumerated ARTICLES
Ny stock 81 paints oils glass varnshes brushes, wek gold
leaf and everything thereto, and
az ca being determined
sperm and lard oils ane article, constantly on hand.
keep felt packing steambolers
bought entirely cash, confident
sold by amiss by cali
% $40 aud deducted fnr
delivered in Of the city and Georgetown free
q. g. wHITTLEsEY,
53i Seventh
p, s.--Al bills made with be settled monthly
Dec g-eodif2w
RHiTTsH srATEsuEN-Lfves Of Aberdeen, Russell, Pal
~ mer0n, Graham Gladstone, &C, volume, London, 1854
Iy Years of Foreign Policy history Of the eeretashps Of
hnsraern and fnmersfon. volume, London, lhSa
Bcdells RrIish for and 1855.
specal Report Manufactures the New
York industrial Exhibition ; by Wallis
Special Report of Whfgwarth.
Report TO DO the Raw Materials and Agriculture Of
Lyel S~t - =
Banhelds Statistical Companion for 1854
hckafds Population volume Lopdon
Complete set lseafcel Of the Almanac and
nom ia commencementn 1873. -
JAMS "'" i'NN'ihSn'
n hque, pour 1855, - 49,
Jan IA FRANCK TAYLOR
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no rSyESTOfss+The ONCE o. he Inventors Protscp'
nonal Onion Tn street, opposite the por'eo "
Patent Once
The ofheels ready examinations and solicit '
Tor It's members, with all possible despatch. ~
"A will aHlee where n
"a be mad shortest uSiea.
invited call che Once, where drsf
had objects nUHioB"
An letters addressed ONCE where p
attention viii be- given them.
Cenuai once, Washington, u. G.
a. q CLAYTON,
President of Inventors Protective Naionsl Uses
Mar Fs-~dIT
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n. "a. GILL Nc 4

Has removed has office his reslG FTlnkin Row CO.
o. and Thirteenth He will devote ms ~
principally United States Court
Having devoted much time 10 the iaw cuneernng paenis
give advice and opinions legal questions arising 10 Gases
the Patent Once, and appeals chief justice o. as
Justices Of the District Of Columbia aud will aso sss " v
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
tie viii also written opinions and aaahrhh ~
ties having claims before Congress ether of the departments
win aso prosecute claims before any board established "
adjudication.
lotg Q 1tf
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"A uque, pour 1855 '''''''' ''p''"''S"s = s'''''
- Jan IA FRANCK TAYLOR
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Ellis BELLsl BELLsi For churches, scadrnas, tac
II tones steamboats, pantaiiDns made,
constantly hand
hshed ard enlarged oaniry which ty
and whose patterns and Of manufacture perfected
That their belts have world d celebrity Tor voas 81 sound and
quality OF tone The
applying the Of loan moulding,
witch secures perfect temper
dence OF the excellence they
ceved jsnaa The hrst premium "a silver medal 81 the
WOud Fair 10 New York all Others this
Try and Europe being compcuton eighteenth
medal besides dplut, has been awarded
have patterns hand bells
weight nnd they furnish order chimes
bells, and refer ~ their
states and thnadas Their ban comprising
valuable improvements consist Of yoke, with
which bell spring acting ON
the ciappe proloBgag the sound ron fae; Jing
cDunteoiss f0r steamboats,. their I'm
proved revolving yoke fancy hangngs brass
design, furnished. We
rehsng bells pon rop,
specifications hetnE given Old bells taken an exchange
Surveyor Of a descriptions
Being immediate principal oas IN an M
fsctons, either railroad, canal exacgied
dsspa,ch which, siths personally By conmunioaron a.. ~
,pectnly solicited -
- A. MENEEiY's SONS,
rso2f-dy West Troy, Albany co. Y.
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yUHiTsEx's Metallic Wealth % the uni'sd s'"'
w vol, Bvo.
Life ofJ q. Gnrneyi edited By Joseph BrahhNalr.
Memories over the War; BY Henry Nancy,
knT 10 FRAeCK rAYLpa
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The sucieney guantD proposals be by
record aod ~ pas'aasle At the following o
aud Others
Fer lnoistoHn, Crescent City, Diamond
Springs, town. Fddletnwu, Posters Bar jackson, Clnron
Volcano Marysvs, Spanish Rough Ready, Valley
Nevada, Bdwes Bar, MoAeamne HI lone Valley ck ncy,
DosHevie O~and Alyaado saa Jose, Martinez,
Petaiua Bodrg Pactrve, Dyown Quartzburg ROupd
city rouoa Nud SPRING Angels Camp, sub Diego,
Innda san kahe san Juan, Santa Cruz, Big
Bar, and Yankee JIms. F... 49,. - ..
TefutoyAstona Chenook, Tariff, Olympia,
Cathamettee Seattle Columbia City, stacoom, CatIapooe, and
Port Townsend.
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NY CouTtship and itz Consequence ~ Henry W.
The History and Poeiry of Finger Nags BY Charles se'
The World Workshop BY Ewbank
The New Congressional Directory.
on sale az TAYLUR 8 MAURYs
Jan 10 honk.tDre. nenE yh slrtl
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University OF Louisiana.

Oh LouIsiana.
Medical Department.
THE Of this department will commence
Il Monday November 49, and viii terminate in the
March.
James Jones, Professor Of Practice OF Medicine.
j. H. Riddel NJ ID Professor of Chemistry
wanen Stone NJ. D., Professor Surgery.
A, H. Cenas, VI D., Professor of Obstetrics.
A. j. wedderhurn, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy.
Gusiavus A, Notl NJ o., Professor OF Mater'a Medics
ssm"sI c SsaTS NJ d Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The dzsectng viii be open third Monday oc
tober.
The faculty visiting Physicians and Of the Charity
Hop a. and attend this institution from November 10 April
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages.
There during the session. about eight hundred persons
scribed for daily,
IN lsS3 One number Of thirteen thousand
dred and hfly-nne.
Aug Ii-lawtNovl
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston 4 ny
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished
ahe mode improvements aud ennvrneRees
~ the travelling public
SHIRTs made order.-sTEvENs Browns Hotel is pre-
pared 70 make shirts 20 MEASURE and warrants them in all
20 d..
uoublea with had htIinr shirts be q
STENENRsa
Dec 7-Aif Saies- room, Browns Hotel
CEST-s scarr TIES Cravats tScEvery variety Of sixe
STYLE shape and desirable scarf, Napoleon
vats ke % late mpoatous and ~ moderate Priees, az
sTEvENS's #
Dec 7-aH Sales room, Browns Hotel
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THE MAILS.

PROPOSALS Cor carrying Unsd States om
day Of August, less lst Jnly
Of CALIFORNIA and Ia The Territory WASHINGTON viii be
the Contract Odce
Washington, unul May 1855,
decided By the 18Th day Of May 1858,
time hsfuin specified, VIZ
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Dec 3l-2awtFeb5
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o. cALlFoRNA and 4 t5s TsTory q w1sASGToS :
cry o. mS'GDEon ian SSui M q nc lst aay q May 1855 TO
times herein specified yiE
IN CALIFORNIA.
1855 Auburn, BY liuOowp Springs
and back twice week.
Leave Auburn Tuesdays aud Thursdays atsam;
Leave says saSSs p ana s
a1ivs q =, ASsaIa y I,,a 's anne day.
extend 10 Green Valley.
1889 From Crescent ci Q Iasssoayis Oregon Territory a'
leave ky eIJ,Ssa, Sg every y. 9sf a0Ossy
Leave Jacksonville every other Monday al Il a nj
1880 Prom spng, By and Wisconsin Bar,
Grizzly Plat, In Edofado county "a miles and back,
Leave Diamoud springs Tuesdays san,
hsaS. a sy1 Fa IN asSnssdsy. .I%s sI
giugs 70 miles and back week.
Leave Drytown Tuesdays a a. nj
Leave Leave II aa1 Bs Sss. .a@t Sa
Arrive al Dry1owh by . ? same days
1882 From Fosters bar, BY Poster ciy and Moscow Mnnso
Bidden distance and schedule Of arrivals and de
asta From Jackson, by City Clinton Volcano Upper
Ranehera, 70 Fiddletown and back; once week
Bidders state distance and schedule Of arrivals and de
,as,, PaIarss !. r.,o, D.. : ,vo.,.. =, ru,,.
county $50 miles and buck twice month ~
Leave Los Angeles the LIST and S Of each month at
Arrive woodvle BY ia IN the 10Th and of same
Leave Woodvie on the LIST and 18th of each month at m
Arrive at Los Angeles by u the 10Th and a5h of same
Maysve, by spanish Flat ChauderyilIe, Louis
and Pine Grove, Gibsonvie rs miles and back,
Leave Mafysviie Mondays al
Arrive a Gibsonville Wednesdays by IL I'm;
Leave Gbsonyile Thursdays al
Arive Marysvile Saturdays by - m.
1886 From Narysyie, by Parks Bar Empire Ranch, Rough
and Ready, aud Grass Valley Nevada, IS miles and
back Elk week from !st Of april 10 LIST of Decem-
Der, ri weekly the residue OF the year.
Leave Marysyile daily, sunday, at o ms
Arrive Nevada by p IN days.
| Leave Nevada daily, except Sunday, abami
Arrive at yharysvie by p same days.
Bids Rough and Ready Inyied also for
tr-wcekly LINDA, Owsey's Bar, aud
Kennebeck Bar between Marysviie and Empire Ranch.
l247 From Masye. by 0phr Bdyes Bar and Forbes
town, Gbsonvlle and back, week. ..
Bidders distance and schedule Of arrivals and depart
Proposals only Bidwes Bar and Gibsonye
invited.
l254s Mokeumne Hil Campo seeo Winters Bar and
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want, and Rudd are engaged this morning in
fitting " our little orphans In clothing pre-.
paratory to their leaving for Richmond They
will leave to-day. Poor little things some Of
them appear quite cheerful, while others again
look sad and detected. There is one little fell
low among them that no one knows who his
parents were, nor can he tell any thing about
himself. Who knows but what the little UNI
known may some day occupy high position
N our country. God grant that he may g
From the It'll of September to the Sd inst. ,
there have been three hundred and fffy-seren
deaths by the fever.
In the Marine Barracks, on this station, nm
der the command of Major Edelin,, there were
seventy'hve men at the commencement of the
scourge OF this number Twenty-Five have died
up to this date
Robert Thompson and James Nash are con-
vaiescent. Mrs. George Hudgins and daugh-
Ter are also convalescent. Miss Emma
Taylor is better, but not yet out Of danger
WIN. Knight is very sick with relapse of the
Capt. r. W. Bough ard Mr.. Fisher Mathews
are sex with the fever at Deep Creek and
tue sheriff, j. M. Drewry, is very sick at Fer
~ Point, and is not expected to live.
The following is list of those who died YES
terday: James Emerson, wife of Richard Ste
vens, negro man belonging to John Nash, and
one ut the Hospital-totai, A.
No deaths reported to-day. J.T.R.
The Transcript says:
Rating the population at four thousand
that remained during the epidemic-which we
regard considerably beyond the true figure
We do not greatly err in estimating that at
least one OF every i've has been swept into
eternity.
I'VE hope none will return until ice makes
Its appearance. This period, we presume, will
be perfectly safe one when return to the
home freside may be safely ventured and re-
garded as free from all danger. Should an
ILL judged and inopportune period be chosen
evil and only evil would be the result Such
a course would be more pregnant with misery
than the desolating pestilence which caused
the general exodus. The disease has undoubt-
edly abated, and We pray that Almighty God,
In His wisdom and His power, may hasten the
approach of the season when the obieetice laws
which he has impressed upon matter will cease
their partial and desolating Influence.
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PERSONAL.

80. Hon z. W. Pickens, of South Carolina,
IL at Browns, and the Hon. William B. Prin.
gle (of South Csrolina) and family are at
Wizards.
80. There are no less than four erich
monds In the field" for Governor of Massa-
chusetts, namely: E. D Beach, Democrat:
samuel II. Valley, Wing; Julius Rockwell,
fusionist, and Henry j. Gardner, Know Moth
Ing, esch the representative of those respective
parties.
80. Vice Admiral Kreuger, Of the Swedish
navy, has invented an instrument by which
the force OF the winds can be measured with
great facility, and with the utmost exacti.
tude- BY order Of the King Of Sweden, the
Instruments are exhibited at the Paris Expo
EioH.
80. Captain Abraham Bigelow, successor to
Com. Bosrmsn, has assumed the duties of
oommandant at the Brooklyn navy yard and
Captain William I. Hunter has taken the
command Of the receiving chip North Carroll
M, vice Captain Calhoun, who is retired by
the naval commissioner
80. Senior Domingo de Goicuria, formerly
Treasurer of the Cuban Junto in the United
States, publishes q document in the New York
bun Of yesterday, essaying to explain the
causes of the defeat of the Cuban patriots He
ehoeavors 70 snow tnat, independent Of the In
reference Of this Government, sit was per-
fectly practicable to improve the opportunity
Afforded for securing Cuban independence,
had the Junto and their Chief, Gen Quitman,
only desisted from their obstructive and pro-
terminating policy" The document in ques-
ton is an address 10 the people of Cuba, in
which Senior Goicuria defends himself from the
severe structures of the Cuban Junto"
....Letters are soon to issue from Senator
Pish, and Luther Bradish, protesting against
the Wholesale transfer Of the Wing party to
the Pusionists.
80. A suit has been commenced in the Uni
ted States Circuit Court, at Philadelphia, fol-
Col. John II. Wheeler, against Passmore VIII
Hanson, 70 recover the value Of Jane johnson.
Dan and Isaiah, and damages for personal in.
juries.
....Aiss Isabella MOlrose, in England, re-
Gently walked 500 half miles in 500 half hours.
and 500 quarter miles in as many quartf
hours. American ladies do not keep accouh,
Of their pedestrianism.
....John a. Lawrence and son, of Thy
New York, recently left their home for Eu.
rope, to establish their claim, in heirship, VI
The Lawrence estate in England, the amount
being several millions Of dollars. They are
confident Of success
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NEW AUsIc.-We are under obligations to
our friend John F. Ellis, the music and piano
dealer, for keepsake schOttisch," by F.
eouthgate, with very neat establishment on
the title page; "The Watehman," very
beautiful song, by j. H. Nones, ESQ; "On
Tee the world has darkly frowned, +" a very
pretty and plaintive song, dedicated to "My
Mother, by Filius''-music by H. 8. Colman !;
" She told me- not to love her," pretty bal
Lad from Kate Cedar, by Geo. II. Miles, ESQ -,
music by ID. BeltIhoover. EIlis's store is at
500 Pennsylvania avenue, near Tenth street.
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FROM HAvASA.-The United States mail
steamer Black Warrior, arrived at New York
early yesterday morning, from New Orleans,
via Havana, Leaving the latter port on the
Issa Of SsPeemoer. The health Of the inhab-
itants Of Havana wss good, business was brisk.
and freights were advancing. Left In port
French brig Of war Orestes, and steamer Acber-
son. On the 18th Of September, in lat. "a Is.
lon. 50 40, exchanged signals with q ship
steering 3 W, showing red eOlors, with letter
lis, standing S. Z.
We have received Havana papers to the 18th
nit. inclusive, but they contain no news of in
terest. The number Of patients in the Hospi-
tai San Juan de Dios, on the 9th instant, was
1s5, and in the Paula Hospital, on the same
day, ITO.
The number Of shares Of stock Of the Span.
i.h Bank Of Havana (Baneo EspasoI DC "a
HG6aSa) subscribed for by residents in the
Island Of Cubs, up to the 18th ult, was 2eS%-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-05

DELEGATE ELECTION IN KASsAs.-Kansas
dates to the I'd inst, represent that the returns
from three counties show heavy vote for
Whitfield KANSAS Nebraska candidate) as del.
osats to Congress The Shawnee Indians sup
ported him. In Leavenworth county Whit.
Held had eight hundred and Resder two hun
drsd votes. There was no fighting or tumult at
the polls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-05

ENOTlCE.-The Mutual Building and
~ Lean Association will hold meeting at
Temperance Hall for the purpose Of paying the
first instalment Of 81 per share, on MONDAY,
only received. Some shares yet to dispose Of
&C Sat
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Lstelligencey contains a complimentary
letter from the Grand Duke Constantine, of
Russia, addressed to Lieut. Maury, of the
c. 6. National Observatory, which was YES.
tsrday communicated by the Russian minister
that gentleman, a. follows:
ST., ParERsBURaH, Dec. 10, (22,) 1854. :
To Lieut. MAURY: -. .
Sir: 1t is now long time since the eminent
scientific works, for which navigators of every
nation are indebted to your zeal and your tai
ents; attracted my attention. Recently again
the Imperial delegates to the Brussels Confer
ence have rendered me q complete report, in
which 1 have taken the most lively interest.
should rejoice, sir, to present you with tes-
tmonial of my esteem; but, knowing the laws
ct your country, which do not permit you to
accept anything from foreign princes, I must
confne myself to tho expression of my senti-
ments- They are as exalted as your own
merits and, In my official capacity, I may
say to you that you do honor to the profession
TO which you belong as we'll as to the great
nation which you have the honor to serve.
Receive, sir, the assurances of my good will
snd esteem. CossrxNrrSr.
The U'iion lays at the door of the Charles
ton Mercury, much of the disunion sentiment
now existing at the North, saying, in the
course Of its remarks on the subject:
II cannot be doubted that the ultraism Of
that Journal, conducted as it Is with uniform
ability, and commanding respect by the very
frsnkness and boldness with which It constant
~ urges its disunion feelings, has contributed
much to the diffusion of anti-southern senti.
ments amongst the northern people The ia
natical men at the North eagerly seize upon
the anti-northern denunciations of the Mercu.
y, snd dwell upon them as conclusive proof
that the whole South is actuated by similar
hostile feelings towards the North Consider
Ing the undisputed fact that the Mercury
deems dissolution of the Union as essential
for the best interests Of the South, it cannot
be unfair to suppose that it is altogether agree
able TO that Journal to see itself relied on by
abolition fanatics for the purpose of swelling
me torrent OF sectional agitation, and of has
tsning the fatal overthrow Of the Union. ),
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-05

The PANORAMA OF LIFE AND LIrKRAruRn.
The October number of this valuable monthly
periodical has been sent to Us by the publish
srs, LitteI, Son Co., Boston. The contents
are varied and interesting; the articles being
from the pens Of the best writer's.
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F@A MEETING OF THE UNION LIT
~ erary Society will be held THIS EVE
MING, at ~ O'Clock p. m, at the Lecture Room
adjoining the Presbyterian Church, on New ork
avenue, between 18th and l4th streets
The public are invited to attend
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NOTICE-FOR SALE.-THE ADvERTIS-
IN ER wishes TO sell his Stock and Fixtures. IN
a central part Of the city. He has a good and
choice stock Of goods, and the store is doing q
good business. The proprietor wishing TO leave
the city Is the cause of his wanting to sell out
Terms will be made known by addressing "a BIZ
through the Post Once, giving name and address
sep 2S-2aw3w
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ever he may be, yet we never knew public
man who more scrupulously abstained from
practicing the usual arts and appliances to
that end. We sincerely believe, that in call.
ing him to preside over the Circuit Court for
this District, the President has fairly earned
the gratitude of our fellow-citizens, without
distinction Of party; insomuch as he has given
them chief judicial officer Of great expe
rience, tried character, we'll known legal abil
tiles, and with personal habits of industry, and
scrupulous integrity and correctness in all
things combination of true requisites in q
judge rare to find among the public men Of
the day.