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PHILIP DEnocnBRoaR and others,

WILLIAM ID. CLARKE and Others. } ''' 's - fN'''
NHE object of this suit the sale Of certain real estate
bill of The bill Philip
iam d. Clarke, Joshua CLARK,
Clarke Cnrke Julia Clark Lurania logan, wife
Ann Catane and Julia Newman are sezrd as tenants
real est. lying Caroline that IL
he advantage and Interest of said parties sell -
and divide the proceeds thereof between the
according their just proportions
That the said William d. Clarke, Ann Clarke, Joshua d
Clarke, Julia a. Clarke, uania Bogan vile of Will
State of Maryland II IL hereupon nd
Judged complainant by copy of
published Washington
zach Of three weeks
f June The
of object substances of tins bill
appear this by SOLICITOR before
any they have, why ought prayed
r. v, HOPPER
True copy. Test: THOMAS +. CAREY Clerk
October g. 1854. Dec lf-law3wWp
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THE American Associasion for the Advancement of
Edacauon will hold fourth annual meeting the
beautiful lecture of The Smithsonian institution during the
Christmas and New Years day.
Tuesday, December 26 instant.
Distinguished educators country
expected
many valuable
VIII w. followed hv interesting discussions
ofr the Washington
for Christmas week.
The officers OF government members Congress- and all the
earnestly their
and their influence TO induce their friends from abroad
minded
TO
their residence, and the
of the following gentemen. The
a hand, and whniever il done must be done quickly
In the lat Wad.G J. Abbot esq, and Rev. A. Davis.
I'd a. Prof j. Henry and H. Richards.
3D. 3. r. Force, v. Hafhaugh, esq, aud Sias
dlh w. Maury, esq, Rev. G. w. Samson and
Rev u. Sunderland,
9Th b. b French, and Prof A. Bache.
9th b. II. French, esq, and o. 9 Wight,
7th S. York Atlee o. G. Wight, and w.
b. Randolph, esq
z. RICHARDS,
Sec. Local Com.
WAsHSaTas Dec 8, 1854.
Dec l4-co3
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FOR THE WEST AND soUra.-uALTIMoKE AM
OHIO RAILROAD.
ssS IA sss,s=sss5 ssl&

kXE& XFstFa4SvcsYHky
Improred Jor esIportant changes Of sehe
le.
hE completion Of the Central oh,o railroad between Wheel
Columbus, uniting. Does BY short aud dr,et
Ohio railroad with all porons of the
southwes
that direction On ater Mon
day, November a. 1854, will be iollowsi
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
daily will each direction First; the mail
iusead Of O'Clock,
except sunday, and arriving al hceng al 40
m. SecoDdi the 3, instead OFT,
Junction, sykesvie Monocacy Harper's Ferry Martins
burg, Jon Rum CuWberiand Piedmont RowiesbaIg, New
Bsth make and
regular with the OF the Central ON" road Tor Cam
sandusky Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. Louis
&C. leaving Baltimore BY the mail an Will reach Cn
cinna lor dinner next aay wme by ths express ua' ry arrive
there y the being nut night on The route by
either train.
Passengers Northwest Cleveland and all Intermediate
points, make direct With the an uFon The Ceve
Pbura railroad all when The ONO navigabe
for between Wheeling and Wesre by leaving Baltimore
n m.
Reurnrg foiiows The express
30 reaching Baltimore al 81 the mail train
nj II As J. reaching Baltimore az !, p m
Through tickets Wheeling for CINCINNATI Madison,
Lousv Louis and river cities will be sold at all times
when the of water will adm
tickets BALTIMORE all
important cities and towns in the West are sold at the cket oces
of The company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
mail train, leaving Camden will take
Wheeling Cumberland 10 Is
rives Baltimore at Z, p.
places will daily, Except sunday) arriving
Frederick at 40 Rmrning- will leave Frederick at o.
arriving Baltimore at l2 %,
Mills will be daily (except
sundass,) as toilows
Leave Camden station al 6, m, and 3,
Leave Ehcoit's Mills at 80, m, and 80, p.
Dec l4-dtf
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fhs psrson b. es - - - aae..
PAyaent of tb~ snsserlpuua be aaae 4 Ads4aer.
aay monsy D. lssser hs -
which paid az
The COUNTRY fkFss psotsnea snriss
soss % Congress, and ssos weekly aares ne
ssescuptions Iss venoi es tsan year Will -
srms pfopostcaei 20 she stese snnns rates,
-posrAAsrKRs aashoesed agrsts "
ssadtns DAILY Subscribers, s5a
-EAWEEkly sescsin~rs enclosed,
gratis
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shirts. shirts, shirts. .

M. ", FAULKNER, the ouy practical shin maker city
respectfully pfrm his old OF Con
thar by leaving their his shirt
Of material aud
10 which
acquired induces erplnen
who ed with bad htns shirts
feeling assured Tn, they wilt trial. sdn seir -upeori'y
Sign of he Shirt Pennsylvania between Third and ~
street, soafh side.
p sA good good. hand whieh vii
be soid cheap
2-~~dlm
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No. b23.
sale OF alternate sections ia ths state os Misseurf



IN of ls~ T. FRANKLIN PIERCE, residen. of
sSa a s [ - s 30 sss s asss. s sa ss y
% y 20 % ws s ss.s s y, - u.;ss .. sss ' x.
safse Mssei asjse nny pss
acre y PROVIDED :, .s &C, q o,. sHs sss salisa A. :,
The pubic bDe aid Of certain railroads
,ss aes q an sasasl 1884, WI BE- nsa q me
ani Offices 10 said State the periods hereinafter aesnaied 70
AZ ,he Land oas. Pauss, commencing Mcadsy,
ssaa day iaasa for as DISPOSAL q The ssesn, lands
above referred situated Ia the aforementioned townships
of ins and u sAs ,A ,rineipaI aotden.
rs iy'si4, sfiy sven Jsssas, range
Towe.A.s. ayass my ssE hiry-ssveH, N-sisa and my
Tows.sp. Nryass N'y'E hi'ysevea, ddy-sish and MY
Townships ,syJss ayr, ysessa. and ty-sisA Of range
and and Ss ns ss as ss
Townsbas yssss", and my esat, Of range
Al MmAr commencing Monday, eighth
day Of January for the disposal Of public lands in
folio ing named townships, to wit:
North Of line, ef ana principal
Tswsp Ts~"sSp and and ans sss
Taw.ssps ys my seven and ft eisA Of m range sixteen
Townsnps ysI, esA, Of range
To~nships w I seyen ana wy s,xM Of range twenty
one
Townships fty sr, yseven, eish of raage twenty
Townships fy-sr, Gyseven, and fly eight of range twenty
three.
Al ,ha PLArrsnuRG commencing Monjsy
eighteenth da Of December next for e sp the vacant po
uated IN the following aamed town ships, viz;
and Of the ffh principal naeridi.
Townships ysr, 6y fifty eight and tynne, Of range
Townships sy six, fly and fy eight, OF
hve
Townships ays1 aay and tSeisn Of range twenty
Townships fynr yeigAi, of range twenty
Townships ysr seven, and ty-eisht of twenty
aahips iy sir my seven, and 6y eight, of
Townships 6cy @ and fty eight Of range thirty
Townships ysir, fyseven and fifty eight OF range thirty
townships sir, yseven, and my eight OF range thirty
Townships sysir, hy yseven, and ayesht, Of thirty
townships ysr, iy-seven, and Btyegh, of thirty
Townships y-sir my tayeish, of range thirty
five.
The townships wholly within
width each OF said road and
italics partly within said limits designated on toe d
furnished respective district land Offices
Commissioner of the General Land Once
will be sold subject the right Of granted by said
JsLe 1852 the convenient and
public highway for transportation - and therefore
through which the road will be sold
Containing the asapties shown y official pla,s.
order in which they adser
for time sufficient to admit OF
Offering the ands but not exceeding two weeks and appca
until after the close Of the public sale
my hand the city Of Washington This heeah
day OF September ammo omn one thousand eight hundred and
-" FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
Acting Commissioner Land Office.
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United states Mail.

UTAH
Posr osrog DEPARTMENT,
PROPOSALS mails ,hs United STATE. the
ID ~
os q the r oss @ y y sns II % ns s ~ % Ms'Ss" sy %
day, loutes and The herein specified, viz;
1886 @ s BY S@ % sas M e
ainville, 25 miles and hack, once week,
a,s s.ass 81 = sasss,a.ss,,s sss y spn; -
aso From ss ass @ By "a , e'a1
miles nd back, once week
afays si a. Cedar valley nss day @ By i m m;
Leave ctsa, {; a Valley s ssry Friday day :, s
From TosIs City Granssis i miles back
1ys s,.s,.,,s 60, y sss.ay
Leave Grantsvlle every Tnesdsy at pm;
and psrovan. Cedar Cry, aud back, 4
lsavs Nrpni e,,y every Monday asam;
Arrive nt Cedar Cty next Friday by6pmi
Ar1ive s ., a.ph 3 oiy ns' every I Friday BY pm.
&s8 NOTES.
pay trips peromea for each of such
omissions satisfactorily explained three times the pay n
with depending ma and sufficiently excused
he imposed, the DELINQUENCY be promptly and aae.o
y explained y Ca =. ss ns % s% :, o
apos once, or Suffering L 70 INJURED Destroyed
&c
agveeabiy for dobeyDg the Post ohee
for the contract
WITHOUT Postmaster General he Postmaster
General may may also order
BY allowing therefor rata increase on the
discontinue the Service
Of poy allow months compensation
dspsnsod Noexta will be allowed for
distance i points 70 be supplied
herein The bids should be addressed the
upecbed "Mai proposal
the Territory Of Utah. The 10 be executed and
before the s of September
particulars conditions incorporated In
Caforna Oregon Utah
dated lAh October, 1852 t...1-
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec G-lnw4w Postmaster General.
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY 4 FARHHAN,
BANKERS and General Land .assnis

ST. ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA.
COLLECTIONS made promptly remited at curen,
" Of exchange.
Landed investments and capitalists
That will and per cent por annum and
often
the rapid of real estate, and our
acquaintance with the enable TO make invest
qute double in vnIue for te
dollars invested will soon be
How be safely and SO profit
ably invested
Land the vicinity Of and thriving villages can now DC
that few will be worth
Many fortunes Of the North have
of and those that have the means
lands cheap will make
Satisfactory For particulars, address
TRACY 4 FARNHAM,
Dee Is-d&wlms ST. Anthony Falls
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/, nttcd states Patent once,
Wa.hiDeton. Nov 10. 1854

WashngtOh,
of Franklin Ransom and Uzziah Wenman Of
New York ing for the extension OF patent
the 18Th day OF February ss for an improve
in applying fire engines so as TO rem
their operation cfrctive for from the
patent which takes place the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1855 -. -.
that the said petition be heard al the Patent once on
Monday January 1855, II O'Clock ms and all
notified aud show causes II any iey nave
why sal petition ought not 10 be granted
opposing the extension are required 70 me IN e aent
objections, specially sci forth 10 wrnns least twenty
all testimony filed by either party
be taken and transmitted IN ac-
coance Office, which will be furnished on
application -, Z il ~, ,o,, ,. ,os.
will be closed the 18th January 1899
upon testimony be filed
the Of that day. the arguments
any, within days thereafter. ,,
that this notice be published me unon inel
pence and Evening Washington, d. c.; PEN syvanap
Scientific New York, New
York and Hampshire Patriot Concord New Hampshire,
weeks previous 10 the 29h day o
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
Edors of the above viii please copy and send ~
bills 10 the Patent uffce, with containing bis notice.
Nav Iaw3w
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who desire redeem by
new must, residing beyond The limits Of the United States,
before minister pirnpoienay charge
general consul consul commercial ag nj
appointed Of the United States 70 any rten
before the proper ofner any court o. nen
the msyo Of city, corporation
therein United staes the acknowledgment be
notary public or commissioner o. Deeds
appointed governor Of Virginia, snhcien In all cases
the certiHcate he Delivered
@. W. CLUTTER, Auditor Public Aecouns The Commission
4. ". PARKER, Register ers of the rink-
GEO W. MUNfoRb, sec'y Commonwealth } ing fund
RioHxoso, Virginia, Decemher 81, 1854
Dec 3i--d3m
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DREPARATIOk the sIoItdnys.-ToDD h. co in
v the stock of rich urs IN
sabie, MAX masn, erm'ne nch maea
lynx, siberian squirrel
ehoie. and rich fnrs comprising the
largest ent offered IN this market. .
The opportunity 81 obtaining shess seasone
reasonable pee chiidrens fors tn ende vsneV
psices very low. no,, 90
n~r n n owns Hotel.
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colIwcroR's 0Fucs,
December 5, 1854
NOTICE 10 hereby the m OF delinquent property IN
completed and pahhrsed on OF
1855 Al interested are earnestly
requested forward and by PAYING relieve The sndfssa
duty of enforcing the collection and hsn
additional attending an sdyesise
~ ~ Nosnrh.
Dec Colsct~r.
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IE following debit by
Virginia, redeenabe the 9Th day OF March, 1874,
within period exceeding fifteen will take
the the Sinking und created by
f The general assembly of Virginia. passed on the M day Of
the first day OF April 1855,
deem certificates treasury OF the Commonwealth
certificates required the said
the office OF tire second
whether surrendered the ntereAt thereon will
that day:
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at IL o'clock, m.
APPROPRIATION bills.

APPROPRIATION
House 10 enable him to call up the Military Academy BILL
returned from the Senate for the purpose OF having
referred No objection being made the bill taken from
the Speakers table and referred the Committee Of Ways
and Means
Mr. HOU STON also asked the unanimous consent Of the
House to call up the invalid pension appropriation BILL re-
turned from the Senate with two amendments for med
consideration No objection being made, the OIL was
taken up and the House proceeded 10 It's consideration
Mr. said that the first amendment OF the Senate provided
for the allowance and payment Of Prva'eer and
he presumed that the House would concur in without
discussion The second amendment was one of greater
Importance but be hoped that the House wond vote on II
Il well understood and thus remove the necessity OF
again referring the bin TO the Committee Of Ways and
Means
Mr. FENroN submitted amendment providing for
the payment Of pensions 10 widows.
Mr. HOUSTON rose to point OF order. The amendment
he thought germane the SeDates amendment but
he houghi that II would be excluded BY the House rule
which provides that proposition be offered az an
amendment appropriation bill unless Il Il according
TO estimate and TO carry out some existing law
The SPEAKER ruled The amendment 70 be In order,
Mr. JONES Of Tennessee considered the amendment az
Of very great importance bat the House ws not then
prepared TO discuss act upon ~ He supposed There
very few members who could tell the number OF cases
which would be provided for by the proposition, nor ne
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q IN nnn WORTH and upwards OF Dry Goods 70
O4UUUU sold of cheapAH those indsbrd 10 US w please
important our books should
ciossd matt ohoiHh.N-
Dec 22--3,aw2wif
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isuR commodious and a'uc ho"se
Of street House
rooms papersa and painted
Terms accommodating, and possession given tnm dt
.
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WAsHINaTcS BRANCH RAILROAD.
EER aa';isIIiilI;a u. 80 q

Trains foaows.
EAvE daily, except Sunday, AT and 81 and and 5,
IL m.
sunday ut 0, a. and 5,
Baltimore at AZ and ., a. M, aud > and s.
On sunday, at Al, a. aud 8,
by trains leaving o, m. and 3, .. IN.
Philadelphia aud New York at aud olt a. ms and
For Annapolis, at ek, a, m ard ), p IN.
For Norfolk, at 3, p
II. II. PARSONS, Agent
Particular attention 10 called requiring responsb
wish road
Dee l5-du
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TWENTY Dcm'jnhns superior Old Rye Wh,sL sy,
L hes, In the Dirrnc, for said by MURRAY n SEMdES
Dec la-3feoif
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Hon SAN HoUsros, from the State OF Texas aud JACK
sos MoRTos from the State Of Florida appeared in their
seats to-day.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

4
Under approved Sd March, 1851 entitled An
act 10 extend rights certain settlers therein
The United they then
the above mentioned alternate sections
made prior the date
paid the Of dollars and
y per fixed M the public sale And by
1884, entitled An net FIR the Telisf OF
for railroad purposes persons VINO set
the date Of hdraDdi
will be ented pre- the ordinary minimum price OF
III. public dollar and twenty hve cents
before fixed The pub
Therefore, every entitled TO The right Of pre-
empon mentioned under the of Sd
March, scteMens made prior the 9h
February he of aomcn under the act Of 2h
March, prior the date of withdrawal,
required establish the satisfaction Of register and
the proper oce therefor the
practicable after seeing hts notice
and day appointed for the public sale OF Tho lands
claimed be forfeited.
's - - JOS. r.. WILSON,
Acting Commissioners OF the General Land Office.
sen flint h StarJ
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no Members Congress- strangers. tSe.--nuvALL b
BRO. merchant tsor have
co.prr goods OF business,
sisipg French cloths
vestnr Se which prepared
order in their Usual style OF elegance
a Of oJro a
silk wooen shirts half
gloves, suspenders, hardkechiefs,
Dec DUNALL n.
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MYTH Increased FacAlfies, Expcrience, and Energy
quite strict adherence to the one pce
system feel fully hed in expecting to increase our trade
tnow very t4gr) during the approaching year
accomplish the desired end II an import
expressing thaak The vast number Of
supplies Of dry goods OF us for cash. OF
others who promptly settle hlr bills ON pessntaon a we an
that. opinion all customers
bills by cash notes when
adeciaed asae 10 tn prosperity OF any establish
msnt available than
verhai a nd sets few days"
with convection tnai the pfnc
correct, and thar we ohef
persons aoar's worh for dollar we do not hesitate 70
bills neither charged
for n arranging prices expected 70 occur -
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Dec as-eosIet "Ceuua Stores" building.
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eyTAHDAHD French Authors. Ane edtsiosss, In hns
u Paris bipdngs, the Undersigned,
ported by htmseif from Paris, o. them IL. opened "a,
Dec III FRNNCh rhfboh
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Henrietta H. Boone, nrst direeuess Miss
Mrs Henrietta Kennedy,
Mis- Caihai A. Masi secretary hrs Cathahe
simu Mrs Jane Noyes Mrs Hay Elliott Mrs Josephine foug
Mrs. CaiharHe Roche.
Gentlemen and ter Of boys an, and ot parish
schools connected thereyADr. w j. e. Duhamei Charles
Edward s-Taphim Mast John O. Fzp,ek, WIZ
liam beaty Thomas Bayoe eier Brady Gsorg Harvey o
Rudolph Echon Dr. Alexander Sims,
George Mairingy, Robert siaboney, John L Cassel
THE Weekly News, STAR and Baltimore Sun, wiz please nsert
the above Dec ls-Gaw2w
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vneens's orphan Asylum having csab-
shed destitute. ophan boys under The Of The
sChsan Brote~ho ready TO receive saeb, without
religious opinions Of will be admit
tnsif bss leave
Inhabitants OF the Dsnc OF
Columbia BY such eoa ntions be convenient winch
oheited enable The trustees to PROVIDE fo the es
protection children, whom payeiy ANA me
parents rendered objects OF py aud en@isefaon
appeal The hear Of every Christian
Of completing hess house
orphan girls nearly hundred children are now sup
ported educated, and although they determined, on 'hs o
eestabh house or orphan boys ,hy nave
prevented doing BY Ihs Of means, inc
property het hands wls small exception eons ~
from Congress- and OF donations nnd ssaer
res,rcled 20 The ais Institution, from
required with other for the support OF taat
OF this appeal by the trustees 10 h
performances of their duty towards the Of
vap boys provide especially whom f by The
trustees a pressing obligation
contributions viii be thankfully received by
either of the ladies gentlemen and
entle charitable contributors Tho prayers Of The or
phans.
Rev EDWARD A. KNIGHT, President
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DAHGAINs for the Hoiidays-Wishng 10 make a change
ID M business will hi close
Those
DAYS will DO well 10 select Them IL consists Of
Emhrpiderier, Iaces, rhsnds. flowers
Dress head dresses. gloves, trimmings
of notions
wh will be sold chssp. A. TAIE,
t2eoJt No. 3tf Penn av between 10Th and ffts
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 90 Wall street. n.
BROWN, sHtPLEY, b Co,
Liverpool
ROBERTS 4 co..
. 10 Kings Arms Yard Loadob
q. q. WAINWRIGHT h CO.,
Paris.
GEO. DRAPER, Havre.
Tn. nf as~e sap. will goid silver,
~e.ry precious bulls 81
and the
Dec l7-~du
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liOCKs Clock Cioc !he undersigned having at great
expense, ed second OF his store and made easy
invites all IN want OF a
clock, and waal mekcepe 10 give him es
ne anoher such assortment The CITY
and keep
pmpety French clocks hand My prices are
from 81 25 TO r25 . u...
G. i. WHITTLESEY,
a3t Seventh
p. s,--An be sssied monthly
Dec 23-eud2wtf
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CARD.-tnr patrons, and the public
specny Informed that have hts day. the ilh instant
Eleventh. mi
every description
ths IN reasonable t.rm--
A call 5 respectfully solicited. HfLBUS HtrZ.
i2--eoa
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The National Hotel

The National Hotel
IN the 9Th
| of his MONTH The basement 10
building and alterations in and about the dining
% Tns liable viii ee furnished with
thar public win " % soD"ss
% amer % s % me winter can 40 " an"
w.su,soros CRY, November IA, 1854.
Notice Land Warrant
NHEREAs No. $3.50 for 50 acres i,,ned IN
nyor o. benlamns ruossa 'o on naay @ y v dsa. - m ,no~gh
Office % Washington city and has been either lost OF mis-
Commissioner Of Pensions f. duplicate S1 the
Nov as-lawsw
TARRIA0E Horses for s~ie--A pair Of beautifully
maichsd northern family carriage horser together with mag
The horse. q young and gende Tn.
and prrec, wnsn frst purchnsed .,,.,.
% TSsS 70 s.,"' 's% s f
TwO fnrn,sh-a cn.",bers ~ rsntFer rent, two com
are esby located on st s,ree
que nesseor od and very 70 ,he Va
may convenient 10 each other, being ad
inquire On ,hs No. t s street, 10 Congregational
Church '4E
Dec I-duif
Keeping kind the subscriber would announce that
s sesnss as. w S % % as Nom.
nerd he Determined not to
be ouone beantn parinr furniture
eight Of eaameed co''age chamber
furniture, made oscr aud finished 10 -apofb style
desahie Goods delivered
ssfsy, free charge, parts city Gsosseown
Nov as-eod3z N. NJ. NcCREGOR.
TO Congress. stranger. .aj.ar...s IN IN.
city, and the public g~prraiy-remt me to call yoa aen
non cloths and vrss
ines, which win be The shortest notice ans In
ammo 10 establish
win that all garments
manufactured shal msds other
ahrsimeat n United sases,
WM. n. STAMFORD, Merchant Taios
Penn, three OF h street, No. &ss.
A regular FASHIONS received regularly
two w, H. y.
Dec 3-1swawff
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-10

Circuit court OF Caroline
county, sitting in equity
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-10

on m0lIon by Nj. EvANs the bl Q prOyide ioT the |
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26

west Point; from weston to St. Joseph's
via Bloomington; from weston by New
Market, Buena Vista and Estells' Millsto
Plattsburg; from West Prairie to C ChillitecauxI