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'K THE WEST AND sOUTHs-BALTIMOREA AMI
39a OHIO RAILROAD.
- " ss5sza1e gs seftss

-
Improved urrang for apslIpor,ant changes Of hsd
-.lEs# ..l#tl5 uie.
rHE completion Central ohio railroad between heel
and Columbus, uniting, does by short and direct a
line, Baltimore and Ohio railroad with all of the
North Sonhwes increased ad
vantages through Mon
day November 81 1854, the trains will bs follows;
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast daily will each direction. First be mail
train, leaving Camden Instead OF O'clock
heretofore (e1cept Sunday arriving Wheeling 40
SecoDdi the express uain, leaving s, instead OF
n as heretofore, running through Wheeling IL
ngtpn Junction. Sykesve Monocacy Harper's Ferry Martins
burg Sir JONAS Rum Cumberland Piedmont Rowssbua New
wood and meals. Both make
connexion with of the Central Ohio road r Cam
Saudusky Toledo, Detroit, Indianapolis, Chicago ST. Louis
&C. Passengers leaving Baltimore by the mail train will reach Gin
there 70 the night being but night the route by
either train tH
points, make direct with the trains upon the eve
ritsbu the OHIO is nayiRahe
for between Wheeling and Wsve BY leaving Baisore
Returning The trains leave The express
H., reaching Baltimore 50 the mail train
Throush ckes BY boat from Wheeling Cincnna Madison
Louisville, Louis and other river ce will be sold at all times
" the stage Of will admit
Through Baltimore and Washington and all the
cities and in the West sold at the cke, Offices
Of the company. ##
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The train leaving station, will take passengers
Wheeling at II 49, midnight; Cumberland at 10 Is, and
riyes a BALTIMORE nj I, p
date places will daily (excsp sunday arriving
arriving a Baltimore at Ia DO,
Elcot,s Mills accommodation will be daily (except
Sundays,) as follows;
Leave Ellicou's Mills at 80, 4. m, and 3o p.
Dec A-df
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Washington, January 6, 1885.
ON the petition Reed Marshed Massachusetts,
ing of granted to him the 10th
for from the
expiration patent which akcs place the 10Th dny Of
April 1855 l#a. r
ii Is said petition DO henrd at the Patent ofce
Monday, I'd day April next at II O'Clock, and all
peops are notified appear they
why said petition ought to be granted. II
Persons opposing required file in the Patent
specially forth in writing at least tweRty
the day of hearings all testimony filed by either party
and transmitted accord
office, which will be furnished app
cation. -. -. -.
The testimony the will be closed on the 2d Of March,
relied testimony, be
ded in the Office morning Of that the
ments If any, within days thereafter
Ordered also that published the Union niel
sencer Evening Washington D. c. Pennsylvnnisn
Scientific American, New York
and Post Boston, week for three
sve I'd day Of April next the day Of hear
Ing z,,.n, =. ,x.so~,
Commissioner of Patents.
pEdors OF The above papers copy, their
bills 10 the Patent oice paper containing this notice
Jan I0-law3w
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Sd March, 1855 entitled An
presumption rights certain settlers therein men
United States they then
the mentioned alternate sections
made the date
and paid the rate Of dollars and
before the day fixed for the public sale And BY
March, 1884, entitled An act for the relief Of
reserved for railroad purposes persons who set
the above lands prior the date OF
entitled pecmpons The ordinary minimum price Of
pubic lands the rate Of dollar and cents
per acre. fixed for the pub
Therefore, every person entitled 10 the right of
eupion any mentioned. under tbs Of Sd
March, above referred settlements made prior TO the sh
aIotment under the act of 9th
March, 1854 on settlements prior withdra avail
required satcton Of the register and
proper Offices make therefor the
price practicable after seeing ths notice.
appointed FOR the public sale OF the lands
brucinu claimed such claim will be forfeited
49,. JOS. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of General Land Office.
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VIM H. FAUKNER, the only practical shr, maker ciy,
would respectfully his old members OF Con
gress strangers, leaving
ufRcory have hrts nsde Of material and
The which shirts
acquired mi. Induces advertiser gentlemen
troubled with bad fitting shirts
feeling assured that they will, ia admit their superiority
sign Of the Shirt Pennsylvania between Third and AZ
streets, side.
p sA good ef usnsng good. hand which viii
be sold cheap.
pcro a
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PHILIp DxRocnBRoME and others,
I Circuit court OF Caroline
county, sitting in equity

,y...,.n - r,nv. .n, o,,ors county sitting equity
nE the
mentioned in bill of companans The bill states that Philip
William Clarke, Joshua D. Clark
Clarke, sally Clarke, Julia A. Clark, Lurania Began, wife
of william Bogan Formerly Lurana Csrke Elemira Newman,
Caharine Newman, Julia Newman
of certain real lying Caroline that
the said sell
divide the proceeds thereof between
parties according TO their just proportions.
said William d. Clarke Ann T.. Clarke Joshua ID.
Clarke Sally Julia A. Clarke Lurania Bosan wife of VIII
Began the State Of Maryand 1t
judged and ordered that the complainant by causing this
inherited published Washington
Shore, each
of June
object substance of this bill
them this in by solicitor before
June show
have, why decree ought pass prayed.
6a P. h. HOPPER.
True copy Test; THOMAS r. CAREY, Clerk. y
October 6, 1854. Dec l4--Iaw3wWp
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Sot,cs 90 Delinquent Tax Payers.

CoLLroroRs Ofros,
n. 9s.es. .a# .# December 8, 1854.
NOTICE hereby list OF denqusn property ts 10
aud will be completed aud pushed on o.
All interested earnestly
forward and y paying relieve ,he undersigned
enforcing co,ecoa, and mem
the additional attending sdysse
w. j. NctHf,
Dec 7r-diJani .s4s Celirct~f
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who desire redeem by
psy must residing beyond United
minister enipoentinry charge
commercial
appoIned Of the United States 10 any foreign
officer court Of such couBy
mayor magistrate cy corora,ion
therein Hcsdins United the acknowledgment be
public commissioner Of deeds
appointed governor Of Virginia, is nhcent In all eases
the certificate must be delivered s.#
c. w CLUTTER, Auditor Public Accounts The Commission
4. II. PARKER, Register. ou of the SINK
GEO w. MUNFORb, ssey commonwesIth ing fund
RrcHxoxp, Virginia, Drcsnbcr 81, 1854.
Dec 3i--d3m
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DREpA nATION th1 Holidays-ToDp co in
ladies' their large stock OF rich ns In
Of sable, mink arisn ermne ntch msen
lynx, siberian pqsvvel
With variety Of Other choice and rich urs, comprising the
iargest offered In this market
The opportunity of obtaining these seasonse
nIries reasonable price, Chdran nrs In endless vsv'
prices very low .... -, .t.#.. y
Dec 10 div Under Rfowns Hotel
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United states Mail.
UTAH.

Posr orrioK DEPARTMENT,
m carrying ne mails q ,hs United s,a,s: from The
svel i" uTAH TERRITORY viii be received At The conac,
as @ e The rss As sss @ s s s y &c y
day. and in the bersin specified vz
ssusmen. i.,,is cottonwood, Drapefsvilis,
ss .ss %sc cy sge svs sas ssday
Asass ys essy ss rssy ss Ds
Arrive Ut sal, Lake City same day BY pm
a''' 'ss q
miles and back, @ one once W week. ss,
ss;s =: s s: sss sis
s' c s's and back
k;: k:;;: ss's s:.s.y;. s s.i ~ s"s.a'y & 'a"
,.,o Arye A =, T9es etc. City Y by ,,. Spm w., p,,,,o,
and ratovaa, 10 City. miles and back,
Leave Nsph ci,y every Mondays nsam;
Leave neavs cedar g sati Civ y every Is Moadsy nts.m;
Arrive at N-phi City every Friday by epm'
pay trips performed, each of such
omissions satisfactorily three times the Of The
dsssndns malls sss.a,y
win hs ipossd snirs. ihs pronpdy
W en.insa By eeIasa,es q the adavis Of
posi- once, sasrss injured. destroyed
the eon,se,or runs, running,
Tn g u % o s M %
the department. assigning
The Postmaster
General alter the schedule He also order an increase Of
allowing therefor the
lie also cura discontinue the service
.,a s allow % Sns month 1 n
points supplied
should
SECOND Assistant Gencra suerscribed small proposals.
Territory Utah." The be executed
department September,
1855. particulars conditions incorporated
California, Oregon, Utah,
dated l3th October, 1859 49, i- .8. 81.
AHefk s' JAMES CAMPBELL,
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Asylum for Orphan Boys.

The Nincents Orphan Asyium having esab
orphan boys under OF
hChan ready receive such, without
regard religious opinions Of will be admit
Of tneir means-bsg leave
inhabitants OF The District Of
Columbia BY such may be convenient which
enable provide tor Inc care
protection Of suffering Children whom poverty aaa The
parents rendered objects OF and
appeal 'he heart Of every Christian
satisfaction Of completing their house
orphan where nearly hundred children are now sup
ported edasaiod although dtemned the 3ot
August 1853 for orphan boys they have
by The Of the
property hands, with small exceptions being by
from Congress- and Of donations snN gac
branch OF the insiuon ths income from
which ia yet eqused means, support of ha
OF this appeal by The trustees the
performance of their duty towards the
boys provide especially for whom hss been s by the
trustees a pressing obligation ttt t A y
will be thankfully received
BY ladies gentlemen sAd
will entite The charitable contributors 10 The prayers of the Or
phaas.
"a Rev. EDWARD 4. KNIGHT, President
Rev. JAMES d. DoNELAN, ~
Rev. TIMOTHY O'TuOLE. Trustees
THOMAS CARBERY, Treasurer e8 @
w. HICKEY, Secretary, ts~
Lady ManagersMrs. Henrietta Boone Miss
Caane A. Johnson second decess Mrs Henrietta Kennedy
treasurer Mrs Cahatine A. Mast Mrs Caihnnne
sms, Mrs Noyrs, Mrs Vary Elliot Mrs Josephine Young
Mrs. CahaTiae Roche.
schools connected therewhD W. j. O. Duhamel Charles
Edward Smn 5eraphm Masi John c. Fitzpatrick, VIII
liam Wheaey Thomas Bayne eeI Brady George Harvey 90
Reden Peter Conan Rudolph Echor Dr. SimWs
George Mauingiy. Robert slahoncy, John l. Casseii
THE Weekly News Star, and Baltimore sun, will please insert
the above several tiInes. Dec H-2aw2w
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Fha persos as oo,.s uur. Ia
payssest subscription be made Ia advance.
Dsstss may forwast moasy sf ssreT me s-
~neh wn De paid ~ and a q assumed BY ourselves -
re COUNTRY PAPER Is pabashsd u-weeslv dunns tbs
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly aunx recess,
Subscriptions SOC period a year rocsvca
enns psopastioaad above
uy-r,sfMAsTEes s4eup -
scadsas DAILY sueserbsfs win So vlvs
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a gratis
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WITH Increased Facilities Experience, and En~rgy
deemed quite ampe adherence the price
system e fully juhed in expecting to increase our trade
(now very large) during the approaching year
accomplish the desired end Import
ant expressing thanks the number Of
chase supplies dry goods of r cash.
promptly settle their bills presenaon that we an
that all customers
refusing negecng bills by cash when
decided Sraaek tho prosperity Of establish
ment al all available than a
verbal o and settle in few days.
thoroughly impressed with conviction TINT Tie Pinci
correct and That we offer
orth doHar, do not hesitate
bills IL neither charged
for u arranging prices expected TO occnr
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Dec a2-ooiflet "Ceniral Sores," west building
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY u FARNHAcI,
Bankers and General Land .ass,its

ST. ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA
COLLECTIONS made and psempty rented at current
" of exchange.
Landed capitalists
will and cent annum, aud
often
The immense immigration, of estate and
intimate acquaintance with the country enable 10 make invest
nearly 1ute double value for the
thousand dollars invested will be-
How be safely and profit
ably invested?
Land In the vicinity Of and thriving villages now be
g. and that few will be worth
Many OF the fortunes Of the North have
Of and hose that have the means
cheap will make
Satisfactory given For particulars, address
5s5ta5 TRACY x FARNHAM,
Dec l5-dhwlms 49, St Anthony Falls
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Redemption OF Virginia six Per Cont. Debt.
THE holders Of the following eerhcses Of debit issued BY ne
Vitgina redeomabe the 9Th Of March, 1884,
afterwards within period exceeding fifteen will take
notice that the emrisoners Of tho aktsg snd created by
the assembly of Virginia. the 26th day of
Mach 1885, will proceed the first day Of April 1885, re-
said certificates the of the Commonwealth
aforesaid The holders of said certificates required the said
nrst day Of April surrender tho al the office Of the second
AUDITOR and whether surrendered The interest thereon VIII
cease ON
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q, an aaN WORTH and upwards of Dry Goods to
04UUUU be sold off cheap A those indebted to US VIII please
up, important our books should
be closed. HALL O bholhEns
1l--3aW9wIf
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luOCS, Clocks .be undersisned having great
EXPENSE ed second Of his store and nsd. easy
invites ali in want Of
clock and wthal umekeepv TO give him ca
such assortment The city
by and
psoperly French clocks hand Ny prices are
from ~ s5 TO s25. . .,.
53a Seventh
P. s--Ai blls made with mus, be se,,'ed mouhiy.
~ -eod2wif
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THE American Association for Advancement Of
Education bold fourth meeting and
beautiful lecture of the Smithsonian Institution during the
Christmas New Years day. beginning
Tuesday, December ~ instant
distinguished educators country
leading friends expected
will valuable papers
which followed by interesting discussions
viii offer the Washington
rich for Christmas week.
The officers of members OF Congress- and all the
earnestly their
and their influence to induce their friends from abroad
attend.
II any
delegates, contributions purpose, they
requested residence
accommodate, the following gentlemen.
a hand, and whatever is done must be done quickly
In the lst Ward-G J. Abbot, esq., and Rev. e. A. Davis,
ID &c Prof j. Henry and H. Richards.
% ID r. Force, esq, v. Harbaugh esq, and aas
Hill,
A,h j. w. Maury esq, Rev. c. w. Samson and
Rev u. Sunderland.
9th Is. B. French, esq, and Prof A. Bacie.
" 9th H. b. French, esq, and o. e. Wight, csq.
7th s. York Alice, esq, o. @. Wight esq, and w.
b. Randolph, esq
p a Y. RICHARDS,
Sec. Local Com.
wAsHsorss, Dec. 8, 1854.
Dec lf--eo3t
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f,R four and attic hnuses
h side, the corner OF ID street House con-
recently been papefed and painted
Terms accommodating ann possession given in'u~
seiy. Address Solicitors oHcs, Tressury Department
pef --gu
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no Members of Congress. Strangers. sss.-DUvALL &
BRO, merchant lniiors, largest
complete selections their line OF business
ssipg French cloths and
vengs, &e winch prepared
order their usual style OF elegance. #7s
have q a
Of silk wooIen shirts half
gloves, suspenders crovats, hapdkerchiefs
I4-eo2wif DUVALi. 4 BROTHER
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QARGAINs for the tio'idnys-wishng 10 make change
will commence this
very Those wanting the ho
laws will do well 10 select them IL consists Of.
Emhroidcres, laccs, ribands flowers
Dress caps, head dresses, gloves, trimmings T
Together of fancy notions mention,
which will be sold very cheap. H+. A. TATE
Dec la-eo3t No. 3i4 Penn. av, between 10Th
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TwENTY Demijohns superior Old rye MhisLsy,
i beet in the District for said BY MURRAY 4 SEMAES.
nncl -acnif !.
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CARD.-Our patrons aud the public general,
spcctfuy informed that have this day. the th
opened, additional stock, Nsw Music Depot
Of Eleventh
merchandise OF every description found
the reasonable terms. #rst
A call Is respectfully solicited, HILBUS HITZ.
Dec
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CTANDARD French Aafhors, aue sditssns, In hns
y bindng sale variety by The underseard, i
ported by himself nom Paris, many oi em Inst Opened
Dec ri FRANCk TAYLOR
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The National Hotel

this win be for the reception Of guests on the an
he s % s
d g se % % Ss ana ma O. AZ
and labor will be spared
.s.ss. as pubic
liberal which has always been extended the house
M nficr the aoh, BY calling at the Hotel.
wAsmrsoros CRY, November "a, 1854
Notice Land Warrant.
favor Of Brnismne Pucket military in the
Of sa and whereas said warrant was sent SEN to my address s
laid notice z heey given that shall A. The proper lime apply a,
ss s% ' Of 's OF n
Nov 2s--inwsw
ARK.AsE and Horse. for s.,s-A pair Of LIB, ssau'f'y
ndeent northern built modern carriuge. psa.
.. o" and
and pcrfec, a. when mrs. pu,cha.ed
."s Dove Sosasss % rr., 's s W.s s'''
TwO rrn,.hed chamber. f,r rsnt-For rent,
modiou. chambers neatly and comfortably furnished They
esby st between Louisiana and
ss sSs and asss they very w .asd
friends wish convenient TO each other being ad
ss inquire ws ON h Is r"e% 1sssss
Dec i-duf
oARD-To wish purchase good furniture house
keeping articles Of kind the subscriber would announce that
EIehanse Bsns are well alivd wi, sssor,men
be ondone o beautiful paor furniture
I'd % & and a:ss .sps
The FAR advanced the a.orsen, very large ands ye
desrahe and bargains be expected GOODS deVeed
ae free oehMge TO all parts Of the city or
Nov 2e-eod3w 4' ~ M. McGkEGpK
O Members Congvss~. strangers sojsmr.iwg IN the
city and the public GrnerayPermt 10 call your attsn
ton as. and superior stock Of cloths ess-dercs asd YES,
ns which viii he made order at the shortest notice ans W
such style M please Having uPpiied establish
with workmen will that all garments
shall equal other
enlistment in the United States. +. .t
wM n. STANFORD Msrcbau, Tailor,
Penn three doors of I'd street, No Aee,
Aso for the regular French Fashons received regularly
two suits a W.. He,
Dec 3-sswawlf
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Tos Ovnsys will ~ I'D lyee
a1ing xacd therefor expressed
l1--du
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

-. Acting Commissioner Of The General Land once.
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PsEdo above papers will please copy and send their
bills 10 the Office, paper containing this notice
Jan I0--law3w
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prompt attention,
drawing will Immediately after
6U Address r. j. BUCKEY, Agent,
Dee 24-td .E# Wilmington, Del.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-20
EVERY MAN HAS HIS FAULT

Take life as it is-'tis folly to sigh,
Or TO seek for a treasure, when seeking in
vain
IL irlendshp's light that goes speedily by,
- kegretting its loss is but adding to pain
Ierlecuon's thing rarely found upon earth;
we may cherish the hope, and our fancy
But though we meet many of honor and worth.
We find, before long, every man hath b;s
fault. '-''
If world we require that will ALWAYS be true.
we must learn where 1t is from the fairies or
elves;. -
The errors of friendship are easy to view,
Not so easy the errors that lie in ourselves.
No; perfection's a.thing rarely found upon earth
We may cherish the hope, and our fancy
exalt,
But though we meet many of honor and worth
We find, before long, every man has his fault
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-20
Gbe Aoet' S Column,
,ENdPT ME NOT TO DRINK AGAIN


For L have drank too deep ere now,
Till reason fled my raging brain,
And beast was branded on my brow.
How oft for me the goblet's brim,
Hath sparkled witE embrosial wine,
Whilst meath it's surface, dark and grim,
Despair would whisper thou art mine.
Away, accursed thing, away,
cannot longer bear the rod,
Which all endure who, 'lured astray,
Have bowed them to the druhkard's god
Long years have pass'd since first fell
Avictim to this willy foe;
What have suffered none can tell;
How long alas, too many know.
Three boys upon the deep now roam,
The eldest scarcely yet two score,
They aed drunken fathers home,
And may perchance return no more.
Two sleep beside their mothers grave,
The happiest of the five;
And one remains forme to save,
IL yet my daughter be alive.
saw her, 'tis not long ago,
Her brow, though placid, plainly bore
The impress of some hidden woe,
Where hope angelic beamed before.
Full we'll knew the secret grief,
Which preys upon her breaking heart,
And what alone can bring relief,
And bid ee'n now despair depart.
Then tempt me not to drink again.
For l have drunk too deep ere now.
I'll reason fled my raging brain,
And beast was branded on my brow.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-20
HUMILITY,

The bird that scars on highest wing
Builds on the ground her lowly nest,
And she that does most sweetly sing,
Sings in the shade, when all things rest !
in lark and nightingale we see
What honor hath humility.
1he SAINT that wears heavens bri'test crown
~, IN deepest alteration bends,
9e m weight of glory bends him down
Ine most, when most his soul ascends
Nearest the throne itself must be
The footstool of humility.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-20
THE NORTH AND SOUTH.

(Concluded.)
Kentucky with her barren mountains is
far ahead of Ohio; and Missouri, the poor
est of the slaveholding States, with mere
handful of slaves, under all her disadvanta-
ges is richer than Illinois, the "yorng
giant of the West than Indiana, with her
unrivalled soil, her favorable position.
We orirn tho ra tio of 90 Oh.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-20
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Agents.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-20
sTANzAs FROM THE GERMAN.

My heart, bid thee answer
How are loves marvcls wrought?
Two hearts to one pulse beating,
Two spirits to one thought"
And tell me how love cometh Z?
~ tc9mes-ansought-u 20
ana tell me how love goeth?
"lhat was not LOVE that WENT -