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PROSPECTUS
THE CENSOR,
A Monthly Repier Of he Political Press
PROSPECTUS

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STEAM MACHINERY FOR SCREW PRO
PELLER SLOOP-OF-WAR AT THE UNI
TED STATES NAvY-YARD GOsPORT,
VIRGINIA.
Navy Department.,


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@ gs neN -, ue MIN, Snpsse NJ, s ~ $500 W. r ' ~ @ hidsy
may consider aud placing tho same on poara INC screw
sl " sa a a,io,ae - ~, 'ns . o fN,' ~ I'M ~ " pf "
GINA IN aecordanee WIN Tue following conditions , :,
is mus ~ & ,o sps.e s S n ~ p'"s wy ~. m' ~
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WIN require release o Tue pfopetors any patented auce
used IN or as9u the mae hnI' and m must state ns
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
1,RnM WASHINGTON DIRECT no ALL PAR

I5ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
r on THE WEST sOuTiwi3sf, AND N0ltiHwfsf.--BALI
llRr AND ONO HlILIlOAD FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
IVA through daily, Sunday from wash
u9on for West as Iollows
Ia Mail 7a5, unday excepted connect
ag elosely a Washington Junction, for the West
"a The Cincinnati aud Chicago Express tonnexon leaves
washington reaehng tnfnnaii at B. M next day.
~ connecting directly express Tor Louisville Cairo and the
S,g.-t and for ~ ou Kansas, Time Washington
cnr,nau rs hours o st. Louis only Al hours.
M view me grand scenery bo road In daylight take
,I The as a. M, $50 train from Washington,
M pakersrq stations the Northwestern Virginia road
al hs g so D. NJ an Marietta and ancnnat Railroad tke
-,
ob.r po-sible facility, wli be found upon this route.
ay stem Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road wll leave Washington as follows
For ali points Washington Junction and Piedmont take The
746, a. m, tram :.
tram
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAsT:
Iaaye Washington baltimore dl5 M. and so
ami a as u. m sunday at j, 80, only,
leave Ih,unUfe and 80 and 30
On Sunday so a. m, only.
The il5 only viii stop at stations and for An
napOis connexions, 80. ~
Tie 90 The clne connecting trains Tor
tbs West the 10 745, aud $50 trains for the East
For further inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
rckot onec, of Tios. II PARSONS, Agent Washington
Ots Mater of Transportation, Baltimore.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
$. G. Herring & CO.'S patent Champion safes.

VNlIE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bcstowng their patron
that extent that exhibit all
their Stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
and saeoom on roaway at No 2o Of Murray street.
poshe the City Hall This enlargement Of warehouse with the
recent extensive enlargement their factory viii enable the snbscr
bers to keep hand all times stock Of IRE and burglar
proof safes than other establishment in the world Particular ut
tntcu viii be had to constructing safes private families match
with ote furniture, for the security Of plate and jewery
Also
VIII keep hand oil kinds Ghosts
doors and bank vaults Halls patent powder proof banks
store doors Joness bank Cryges
patent letter lock- without key
S. C. HERRING & Co.,
Nos, 135, 1877, and I3e Water street, and
No 2bl Broadway, Murray ST. New York.
\. CUYlE & CO., Agents
Washington, D. q.
49,. b. w. KNOWLES, Agent
Nay 28-ly Richmond, Virginia.
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FORM OF A GUARANTEE
To Cart. N. G. MKGs, U. s. Engineers.
We the undersigned, residents Of f, in the State Of
--, hereby, jointly aud scveraiy, covenant with the
United States and guaranty, in the foregoing bid
accepted that he they WILL within days after the
the the with good and
sufficient suree perform the work furnish the articles
conformity the terms Of the advertisement under which il
Aud in the said - shall fail to enter into
aforesaid guaranty make good the difference be-
tho offer by the said and the next lowest bidder,
AB
CD
hereby certify that the best Of knowledge and belief the
above named gmrantors good and sufficient
oct 1--codtd EFF
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REDEMPTION OF a3O,35O DOLLARS OF
VIRGINIA AND6 PER CENT. STOCK.

THE holders of the following certificates of debt
by the Of Virginia. viii notes thai the con
the Sinking Fund calling hs certificates of dcb IN
the o n wAc they redeenabe viii proceed on the ioh
roeom iho tho the
holders required the
1850 the ONCE the
that day.
Under provide for tho construct Of trnpke road
point the Ohio passed 10Th Mch
1881, % por cent
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, & CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK.
SSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all the principal cities OF the world Also
We credits, for use In Europe, China, &C.
May 2s-8mos
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nR. VAN PATTEN, DENTlST,-Of and resi-
Willard Hotel square opposite tho
tho Treasury and the corner OF avenue and
18th street.
Oct 7-3nds
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Notice for restoring certa lin lands to market in
the State OF wisconsin.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
the Wisconsin, WILL and after the 10th
January be the sale, private entry and oca
public embraced following townships,
which were subject catry location prior wtdr wal being
lands probably failing within tha pre-
scribch limits railroad
Congress approved June 1856 but since ascane not to be with
in said limits, viz:
Nor g The base line and east Of The fourth principal meridian
Townships l5 TO- H. 49, 49, 90 al 20 49, a. 25 30 ~ 49, 30,
30 81, 81 SO, 81 IS, 49, 81, ard So OF range 20.
hand at the General Land Office the atty of
Washington, November H. 1858.
TII0s A. HENDRICKS,
Nov 18--lwBw [Tnt. &star1 Commissioner.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

anur SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tcnnessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas
Through obtained the great Southw la
road Oc and Sixth street washing
Ton on board Ferry Boat George Page al the oce
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad al Alexandria
To Richmond Danyie, lynrhburg Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville, Huntsville, Grand juno
ton Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans.
nv Direct Railway Connexions 10 Memphis
Anordipg greater Expedition Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter by any otncr route.
Tho Page leaves the foot OF Seventh street
st8 Alexandria, wsrc take the cars for
Rrhmond Charlottesville Stnton White Sulphur Springs, Wood
stock and at IN for Richmond ana all points southwest
making sure and close connexions TO Memphis.
Baggage wagons and omnbus leave tho oee Pa avenue at
O'Clock, and 7, p n.
JAMES A, EVANS, Agent,
June lS-tr Washington.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS The steamer
- GEOaGE PAGE will run as follows;
Alexandria T. TO- IL o'clock, 2 = and o'clock
p M
Washington at ., II o'clock, 8, and o'clock,
IN. y !.
CoIIYER, when the route, will opposite
Fare IS cents,
omnuses connecting with the Page and Coyer, Will
Capitol Of 18th and Peunsyy
he the boats leave Alexandria
Junc s--eod-1 RICHARD wAIJ.ACH President.
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10000
q Under directing Of the Winchester and
Parkesbug with widen and partially McAamze tie
same, passed 29th March, 1887:
1854 49, VIM T. Albert for the children Of Charles
Fisher deceased i. ..... 1000
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS ARRANGE

NOTICE TO TRAYELLERS.--NEW ARRANGE
MENT WITH GREATLY IMPROy SCIEDU IE.-FR0M WASH
DIRECT To ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
daily lines from Washington for the sonth
aud southwest Boats leave their berths foot Of 9Th street at B
by the morning boat ohtana line
enjoy sail Of az hours down the
beautiful passing full Of Mount Vernon By the
evening supper and Tour hours In
comfortable beis and arvo Richmond IN time to
al for the South and Southwest
great so,orn mail conveyed this route being IA
miles shorter and 100 miles less raroang than other route
making certain connexions TO
fREDrmosnRc umoSD AND TErs'sRc, Virginia WElpoS AND
WLaSGIoS ~ CHARLESTON c.; GA; MONTGOMERY
NomE, NEw ORrxAys CITIES
Also connect chmOnd with the Danvilc Soutlde, Virginia.
Tennessee, and East Teunessee railroads #m
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
nahyIls, Bristol Dalton,
Chattanooga HnnssiNe Memphis,
1ynchburg, knoxyile, Atlanta
Nashville, Grand Junction. Montgomery
and New Orleans.
through tickets further information the route inquire
the No 372 Pennsylvania door
Browns Hotel board the boats foot Of 9th street
GEO H. MATTINIY,
August lily Ticket Agent.
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No. 625.l
Notice for restoring certain Lands to market in
the State of Alabama. s
Oct 1awiw

NOTICE is hereby given that the land office at
Eba, the state Of Alabama, will, and after
the sale private
all public lands embraced in the following townships which
location prior being
which had withdrawn probably falling within the
limits selection the railroad Alabama,
approved March 1857 but siuce acerned be within
said linlis, viz
NsA ef the hre line and Of The So stephens periiian
rpwnshp7 OF ranges 23 25, 26, 81, 81 29 and 30
Township OF ranges 23 ~ rs, 20, ~ 49, 2o and 80
Township Q, OF range "a
Given under hand, the ONCE
Washington, October 2o 1858.
TIios. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
Oct 22-iawew tIntelSstarl
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Eight lines square longer advertisements
all payable Advertisements n
will be charged 57 each
the Advertisements week n the daily 30
per for Special notices charged dssbl
the foregoing ra,es.
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DIcH scHEMEs FOR pEcEMBER, 1853

" II
LII WOOD, EDDY, co. Managers, GREGORY
MAURY Wilmington Delaware
cnce of sworn commissioners appointed by the
$35 900 Lottery for the Beneat STATE DELAWARE
Class for 1858 Tobe drawn WILMINGTON, Dx Saturday
DECEMBER 4, 1853
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AGc LAMAR. q n uorr , ,,,.x
AMAR, MOTT & AUTRY, Attorneysat-Law
hoy springs, Miss, will practice High OF Errors
a appeals at Jackson Federal Ponotoc tho Courts Of
h judicial District Mississippi and will suend 10 Tho cal
VIVA VI Claims throughout North Mississippi Sc 1s-dn
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special Notice to subscrisers.

R2ymentio Tor subscriptions invariably advance
~s always the the period
b-crbea or unies sUbscbers
y he t.eir sutseIlpt abe, irs.
mail will the and ucs
Of he pabllsher Of the ulleD.
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Orders for tickets and shares and packages in the
above splendid lotteries wiz the prompt attention ana
an account Of each drawing wibe il Is to
all who order from = ' "
Address, p y m;Ckry As.,.
NVN 10 Wilmington, Delaware
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Hon. bSan, u ltasseu.

II ia only proper, when nh Official does his
duty thoroughly aud eiIectuaily, thu, no
should be credited in n becoming manner
ir the good he does the State. To our
mind. office. a, best, is thankh~s and hard
master 10 serve In, while the person IL
fortunate who can give satisfaction. 10 the
sovereign people, thu soseleigns are very
iofiuunic Ia having faithful Secretary Of
State. We consider Mr. Baaen one Of The
best officers Of the stat Industrious and
obliging, together with IA thorough knowE
edge ol tbs French aud Geruan languages,
tthe Iatcr being his mother ,ongue,l he
could not, with his organization. be- other
wise than faithful servant oi the people IN
whatever pos't'on he may occupy. Gt'mos
RsRHter,
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Two mu,dclers Tho. Muuroe md James
Mccormick, both sentenced 10 be hung on
tie 10th 81 l,ecemi,ef, cscnped from sing
sing prison on saturday night and have
not yet been recapinrcd.
pf,yat, desp,lch from New Orleans
say that on the 9Th inst. the yellow ltyer
bad entirely sub-ided al Galveston.
Frederick tfowe. n missionary, who was
receu,ly bnuiapd from San Salvador, for
distributing the Bible, died on Saturday IN
this city, from sickness canscd by exposure
aud sdfrlnps IN that country.
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ArrAlIlku Rrsu,r os sossAsuuIss, -

ArrAiIIku ltrsrir 90 sossAauuIJss 1900
One 81 HE most awful results ol sleep walk
my II which we have heard ior long time,
'ran.pirej a. the Upper Ferry Landing dur.
ng the night preceding yesterday. Friday
owning farmer named John Bray from
lplisua. who was removing 20 s9me point
on the Migsguf, river with biz w1o, latber-
IN law, and iDlr children, came IN on The
Ohio and Missiasippi railfond. Being IN
s,faigl tened circnss,ahcca, the famiy oh.
taincl PERMISSION 10 stop Tor the night IN a
small room on tlc terry dock al the foot oi
Carr elfct. Between Twelve and one O'Clock
IN the night Bray arose, In biz sleep, and
taking hi. youngest child ng,d three ytars,
IN hIs arms, actually walked from the room
and into the water The p,teo'is, woiliDg
cries Of the child, and The loud calls oil the
father for help soon drew number Of per
.pis 10 The melancholy scene from the ad.
lnnni places on the leye. The frantic
gria 81 the family par,ook Of the incohe-
renee ard wiinss nj The maniac, and is de-
scribed TO be- 81 the most heart rcndlng DE-
serlp'iou. Before ingenuity could resolve
on any m,sDs oi rcsciiing The drowning OBJ
pets, both bad sank. Ia be seen no more
alive. We have Rarely baeD called on 10
record a more appalling casualty 81. Loun
hspubiican Isl.
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SUPREME CoCer. We present below the
dissenting opinion Of Justice FaGdrau, on
the maudamus case. Ii was fled with the
Clerk of the Supreme Court yesterday.
The opinions Of the majority OF the Court wo
will publish a. soon as We can obtain them.
nj y, utter Of HE aspi,cai,o, oJ he M,anssoi1
AMI Par hr Ra,yo4i Ernp4ag far mn 81
Haudams 10 r0mpeih GorfrHpy IF hs SiIts
10 tssns stat. H0ais ~ sad Company.
feel constrained to dissent from the opinion
expressed by the other members 81 the Court
IN this css,. aud A. the matters involved in the
decision aye If such Importance TO the State
ana the railroad interests. deem Il my duty TO
assign the reasons winch leai me 10 the result
at whi- h | have arrived.
The ease come. before the Court on the ap
p'iratisn al iha Minnesota aud Pacific Railroad
Company for ! VtreHplprF mAndamu- TO com.
bel the g. vernon al the state 10 i.sue 70 -aiI
Company the Bonds Of the state 20 the amount
Of three hundred Thousand do.lar.. under and
by yltias of the tenth section Of the ninth art-
Gle Of The Constitution If The state.
The applicants show. aud IL II conceded ny
the Gosefanr. that al! the requirements Of the
constitution haze been complied Win by the
aptljrapts TO ebtitIr them 10 this amour; Of the
STATE Bonds. With one exception. that the
Bond. Of the Railroad Company which are 10
be tfaasfeTed - the Treasurer Of state a. one
branch II the arity y Aich the state - 10 re-.
eciys fJr IL loan Of credit. are not made b. the
mortgage which secures them an sgei.s,rs fra
hsp on the ''rotd lands aud Iraaeh se- of tho
Company. Tue Governor rDnteu5iag that such
h. the meaniT Of the constitution, On this
difference Of opinion ~ IT, the proper cons'Tlc-
tjou 20 be pase1 upon iais prov 81 the
constitution relative 20 th.- portion ~ the ~tats
a4rtfs tf..a ma L.. 500. 81 glSn
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Senator HAMMOND Of South Carolina, par
took Of public dinner al Barnville, in that
State, a few days ago. lle made an able
speech on the occasion, some points Of which
ar thus skctchcd by the Augusta Coasi,-
tMional,st
He said be regarded the Kansas excite
ment, throughout the whole controversy. as
the greatest lmpos,ure ever practiced IN In.
telligcnt communities aud he never for
moment believed that tho Territory could,
under any possible contingency. become
slave State. lie regarded the whole idea
as prcposicrous aud delusive in tho extreme.
The rcopcning Of the African slave. trade in
HE opinion, could never b. accomplished.
except by the dissolution Of this Union.
The lre States are opposed to rcopening
that trade, and their representatives in Con.
grcss would never vote in favor Of such
m asurc lie believed II was the destiny Of
African slavery 10 extend over the whole
world. wherever climate and soil would war.
rant il, The black race were providentially
designed rs "heWcra OF wood and drawers ol
water, and there is no mortal power that
could utter tho decree established. lie did
NJ, think that there was any territory be-
longing to our Union. suitable for slavery,
unless our Pacific slopes would answer;
but there the mongrcl races Of Mexico would
amalgama'e with the slaves, and the ins,i
tuition would become worthless and insecure.
Senator Hammond insisted On the impor.
tancc Of "a route across the istbmus to Cali
iornia. which the United States must take
into their own hands, and by force, II neces-
sary. for We have the right 10 take il. Wa
must, he said fight all our battles Tor con.
s,i,u,iona rights and equality IN the Union.
bat Whenever the South declares that abe
can M longer maintain her position of equal
,ty In the Union aud Ia prepared Tor iude.
l~nl.nec out OF 1t. bis hopes, hs fortunes.
aud bIs late would be with the people OF the
SMlh
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Wasuisoros, Nov. ,, la5s.--Jolm T..
Wad. Of Georgia, the president oi tue con-
vcbton which nominated james buchanan
for President. atsd one III Tie most deserving
81 our friends. ough, 10 have gone 10 Ana
tiis, in the sacspcy created by the rtsigga.
ton Of Henry Ja'ksoD, Cobbs brother.in.
iaw, who wss ,i,e minister resident under
Pierce bot ewing to The lnsatiate cngerposs
81 Mr. buchanan 20 sefye and save JeLu
clancy J0,cs, All elegant gentleman ike
" ard VIA compelled 10 stand back TO make
way b, the Kings favDrite" Now II is
proposed 10 quarter Ward upon China
God ave us--Or upon Turin. Daniels old
Or pre- eni position. do not know any
wiare IA more accomplished gentleman than
John r.. Ward. lie il the brolher-in-law
81 the gifted John Sullivan. who died ~
much beloved aud regretted some years ago.
Ward is to-day one Of the most prominent
lawyers in Georgia. ! hope whatever n,ay
Dt done for this gentleman viii BIZ well done.
lie is Ut Ior suy position IN tho government.
ard came very near Deing Vice President OF
the United stats Ia 1856
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they will do. The control Of the Horse d
not with tho straigh,out Republicans and
they have not the power to carry extreme
party measures. The character Of the new
House Of Representatives is such, however,
that il bids fair TO be stormy Congress.
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Tbs estimate will give the balance u
power b. tho southru American, II the
Ira.per5,Bt Democrats sc, sith the regn-
lar party organization. which ~ believe