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3 Spn unieret 9atentrebten oeeintradtt9en. Gin @rp3eB in Stem
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Stdfereten, franjpiti8e Nabelarbeit, ais 8raoen, ltnterSr
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hpn nfhi non fprSpm
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Notwithstanding
8. Q. Diet
SSst9t a9tungSSgG ietnen t~t5bertgen 6unben ub Dem Sere6rten
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lte es itetS gu tbrert 0Ortbett fnben merben. "N"
Ntan Ser8sde ntdt ben gtatn unb bic Summer.
1ap- Sir. ISL Nronffins rota mo.,a..s
Sereinigte Observation-Disclosures
pie pb9entlt9e Yeriammluns bteier @eIeli1dft ptrb ieSen
8rettd9 Neenb I'm III ubr In Der Sats6aG, @fe son 8reSertfs
Gne Sdltp: Stf., a%bgefaltet. Sdmmttt6e Rtt9lteber fnb er.
ondt gu ernt3etnen. SIN Nuftra9
Ser seer.
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Wttt benz 9rSBten @rfol9e finfntal III 8bilabelpbia 9e9eben)
The daily union., 1856-04-03

competent to form opinion, denied by The thre
captains dropped had received together 100000
since they had ceased to render service Of kind
ashore or ahoa and lind by reference to the Navy Reg
lister OF last year. that among the dropped retired off
GERS had been receiving pay while unemployed
In any way for periods varying from twenty to thirty
There another consideration however not 80 gener-
ally understood but of much serious
s effects upon the efficiency of the navy The number OF
officers in each grade was limited by law there was no
prospect OF that number being increased in the higher
grades few died and resigned among the leuten-
ants indeed of the very best the list dsgusted
the slowness OF promotion and attracted by the supe-
ror advantages held by the merchant service or other
industrial pursuits threw up their commissions; the in
efficient officers hung much dead weight their u
niorsi passed midshipman could not hope be lieu
tenant before the mature age Of thirty-sx lieutenant
could not expect TO be commander which grade would
entitie him to until he was sixty -four when
very large majority OF those who have followed
fearing life unfit for active service If the
we're fortunate enough to attain the patrarcha age of
eighty, he might hope to be captain.
! am not OF those who disposed to underrate the
acquired by the schooling Of personal responsibility and
seitreliance II you keep until he is hiry-sx in
the position of absolute tuteage which that Of passed
ndshipman, and In great degree that of lieutenant he
must nave rare merit indeed TO develop at later period
those qualities for command which have so long been re-
pressed by constant dependence of Others
Under such system could you possibly look for that
ergy and enthusiasm which should characterize our mill
tary marine Would officers be satisfied merely
to do their share of duty in such way not to
themselves TO court-martal2 Emulation and esprit du
corps are out OF the question The day may be dis
tant when we shall have meet on the ocean
our great maritime rival ought in view of such con-
hngency to increase largely the number of
ers but ships, whatever be their force are worthless
unless commanded by skul and energetic officers
have had a table prepared which shows the age at
which the different grades would be attained by officers
now IN the service without the change made by the ec
ency act 1t demonstrates the Of the statement
have made.
The daily union., 1856-04-03
Feb 26-lAwsw
United States Patent Once,
10 rnInEnarnn Mach Ok IEI

and bowman administrator Jacob Deardoh deceased
Wayne Indiana, praying Of patent
gfantrd 10 s. w. Lssh Deafdotf, Bseson, June a.
s42 Improvement "he goheruor for years
said patent, place
June, lo55--
II ordered that the said petit be heard the Patent once
Monday the 10Th q" June II O'Clock, and peons
notified and bow they have why
peition ought % be granted
Persons opposing the required hie In the Patent
oce their objections specially set Firth In writing least twenty
be the day II hcsng all testimony died BY elmer
be used the said hearing be taken and transmitted
eordance with the rules OF the oee which will be furnished
applicainn
The testimony In the will be cd the 9Th Of June
other relied Testimony be flied
the oce before the morning Of that day The arguments
any. within days thereafter.
odured, aso this be published in the Unon nie
and Evening Washington, Republican, Bad
Prnnsyv Phadehia, ta Day Book New York
Inquirer Cinchna Ohio week fr three
previous the 27lh Of June nei, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
SEdto NJ The above papers will please cnpy and
their bits the Patent Once with containing THE notice
March y6-law3w
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sor sale Four Handred Negroes and Ten Thousand
Acres Of Came HIake Land tn Dallas and FERRY
Couniiss, Alabama. r..

x. sa,' I.sS !. Dallas ana Ts11s
nm The Monday in April tthe 7h) will ss
U Dallas county Ala % the highest bidder, for cash, Mobile
disd and ny likely negroes. also, d Others longer time All
and ss.. . Assd a.
ea. Or on lime Other valuable lols
Ds S and aeians ns nse
snows s % rsISs s.s. aas as
ebU"" Place and The Gros. Roads. ~ Of which o'
ss elegantly residence adlonng
dsd eight niles from the city Of sehs with about -four hundred
ssosnd garden a in condition.. These plan,s
"s Sss - p ~ sss % s and s a.a T." s abs
which i Al ali seasons RavaabIe Near
sss sss osa 90 his mss
from selma located The depo, q s junction % ae M Marion rail-
regularly. plantations the Selma railroad
I m n ~ y s a s, ssa These in hss.,
: Gs s.. a . ssSS GIN" ]
,Is@ p.Ieha.sI o. sol 1000, 500;
.ss .sa = I; On @
S s .. Ss pro ss vim be v.,
the time willis, the sowng, Or in Dseeu
IL no, pnva,sy previous to The Monday In December
will on that day. Selma sell to The highest bidder such
and advantages were never before presented
,on deu years past and plantation in hs
"cansbIaks" region for sale at any price, purchase
Thasr paaa1oas fertility, facilities transportation and
In al other respects iy equal not SUPERIOR 10 In the
growing States and know that investigation will
sasacOD that Of the Union
Is mor healthy Than ihe "eane-brake" region Of Alabama
will also sell privately for cah
improved private residences In the city VI sena
valuable and elegantly Sashed large blocks Of brick buildings,
ncune The and most desaby located
banking houses, &C., sc.
desirable unmproyed large lots and small
tracts Of land in and contiguous Selma.
Ao w head oded horses among which the cele
Brown superior brood mare
saions gdnss, colts and esa of them from the best
racing stock
Among negroes trainer COED
and excein cooks, and house
For further particulars address the undersigned W. M Byrd
at Selma W. M Brooks nj Mari0n Perry
Aabama The the plantations will all des
rabe information 10 those who wish make
dssnon Of The PREMISES BEN. EDWARDS GREY
SELMA, Alabama, Feb. ii, 1855.
Fsh l9-d2mif
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NOTE.

Proposals responsible persons,
q postmaster Judge OF a
bidder with
before the LIST of July
pay performed, and for each Of
times trip
may deducted For arrivals "a, behind time break
depending mails, aud sufficiently excused
compen alton for the trip is sub.ct forfeiture
Fines will be impned unless the delinquency promptly and
office for suffering II to be "jured destroyed, robbed
and refusing amer demand convey the mail
frequently the concerned In running
hes the The Postmaster General anuul the
failures agreeably dis
obsyng The post Office Instructions Of the department
the schedule. He order
service by therefor rata increase
lie AFRO curthi discontinue the
whole part PRO TGfa decrease Of allowing
months dispensed
General "uperscrihed Proposah for No 74s4 Mi'sPp
pacaars pamphlet advertisement for
the Alabama Mississippi, &C., of 1854 aud 1856
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 26-lAwsw Postmaster General.
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'rHHEAD LACE GOODS, EMBHOIDERf Es, 90 -
The Euycrhsr just from n, York full
OF goods WITH
great care rom The mot inPorsons embracing all The
es styrs Of
Chemizets and sleeve.
Lace c0llafet- sleeves do
Lsre trimmed collars mud sleeves, do
PreBch-w" krd chrniz Il and slesv' ., do do
Lace trimmed pret w"Tsd CO lars a sleeves
Enhroider' d canIbric, - I. match
Einb oidsr.d a. and -cnmhtc
Tnfsadaee c0llars and ,ieryes
Mourning .es In baih black white
Enlbride I'd hahdkprrirfs styles
EnIb older skiIts, frr opTn drrsVes
Embroidered Swtss Rnd c .Hlhrc aouncnR
Embrodrred dimtiy and Jacnnrt bands
Muslin cambric edg,nrs aud ias rtings
R.a thread lace heTI1os ard collars
ThreHd iaces and edEngs Of all widths
Black thread faces and rdg all widths
Wide black for fpuRces, &C,
oher desirable goods adapted the
present approaching seasons. sueii As
Founced dresses, Ia great variety
Founced arrnadHe robes, very rich
Flounced brrcse robes, rrea variety
Striped and plaid twisted siiks
tyhrns silks striped and figured styles
gt plain siIk-, tor evening dresses
U".orsd silk iiusions do
Black silks evsry variety, &c
All of which, together with complete assortment Of seasonah
domestic, sncy md staple will be offered
Al the lowest prices 10 cash Rupctual dcalers
Fob 97-3,aw4wf nOoE BRO, CO.
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Land Warrants.


TOHN CLARK (ate register Iowa city Iowa agent
cation Of military warrants in the State Of iowa
opened office Washington city ID. c., In connexion
with local and the several land Offices the
iowa. which prepared offer facilities the
which
other holders fully avail themselves Of the bounty Of tue
efnment.
aiel address oardes, sending mall
following ices, which must accompany the warrants
% acres fee for selection and location, o. to which add land
odce fee, Sl-S5.
sees and location which ada land
o6ce fee, S2-Se.
tso selection and location $ which add Land
Office fee, Sa-9ll.
location, So; which add
aaes fee, s4-Si4.
The above the prices charged by competent
the local offce.
guaranty will be made judciousy,
nsueehon, OF good land dis
tucf the time
selecting in
stae fully advised Of all the local
railroads. county ubsrs wate and setlemen present
prospective
worth confident, from 81 50
o. ssected Wanees whose benefit this
sseney designed, mad other holders,
large advance upon the face Of their warrants.
warranrrs will power OF attorney locate
d0rsed Ard obors will please all blank
wiki full of the locator.
Addres John CLARK, No da2 Pennsylvania avesue, with j.
w. webb L Co.
Refer Iowa deIeraon Congress- Hon. Charles
Masea Commissioner Of Patents.
Feb 2-dil 3m-
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