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Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.

Foreign ImpOrtatfOns.
LUERrooL-Ship Europe-lO pkgs 8 Butsrfeld-l3 do
Chouteau col do Adshead-l9 Ebu inger-l Bailey 4
Rtchi,-29 Smith, ThuIger COLO Fielder eos Wy
eth-l lngo'dsby Boscesu-l Gillespie Snedweil-4
Van Nest-l Conant-l D Buckley & son--l Lee-8
Gihon-6 + Marha-1 Ba,nham Baldwin, w Wendell
-2w W Sevmour-l & w StrasburR-l Leferu-l
Bayli.-loW whtsw1ight-S Corning Coz Patrick
per Macy pig iron Thompson3l9 bds
ShieId5O coal 2O50 SKIS salt Marshal-20o BIS
Phelps Dodge cof665 Nevins, Townsend co-E85O
& Levench-24 c. TO order
PALERMo-Shp Vesper-l00 bxs fbes do almonds 27O
do 100 do wanus 1900 do lemons 25O do so
do 100 kegs maccaron Broom029 boxes
order.
Domestic lmportations.
APALAcHIcoLA-Schr Semnoe-l54 bales cotton w Barn
weli--43 De Peyster & Whitmarsh.
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT.

THE the Agsse, for the .ss Of
L VOIGTANDERS DAGUERREOTYPEA rPARA-
rus constructed cfordng Professor Petzvss cacu
on have ON hand large Of these Apparatus
and si,ts ws of their wishing procure
good will lind It to Their advantage 70 procure in
ed quantity Of German and French plates, AT the
chemicals used in their which they in
morocco and ali materials sold the
most reasonable efms The following gentlemen have agreed
10 act as their agents viz
+. White, Esq . It's Broadway N.Y,
2 Haas, Esq, Washington. PC,
Dr. A. Caspari, Richmond, Va.
Z. Laurena. ESQ ,Savaunah, Ga.
William West, Esq Cincinnati. Ohio, .
All (pos ps1d) ard orders, accompanied viii
remances, will be promptly sendsd "a and houid be dr
rected to WkF LAN0ENHEIM
je3mr Exchange Building, Phila.
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uODOEs' CONTAMINATED LONDON 9ITTERs-

n LODGES, CELEBHATED LONDON BITTkRs-
These btters are highly ended by the medical IA
Guilty Europe asa restorative for the appetite and are 1l,q
rosye core Tor fever and ague and obtained at III IN
principal hotels in the United states.
Sold, who esale only at No ia Fulton st. one door from
Dutch st. Price 81 per gallon. .,,.
B. Country merchants requested TO call ana examine
Aarnts for Boston Mass Messr,. Blake Tumbul.
ner Milk and Federal sn; for Povdeuce - M SPIN
No. IS West Water ST. for Saem, Mass MI ~ iutnam.
No 9O4 Esser st. i'll lmeic
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Passengers Arrived.

LIyERPooL-Pscket ship Europe-S G,uble, lady and fam
~, of Canada; A tigey A Broadhend Keenan, Tayl
smith Lynch, Mrs Furber, K FuIber, Miss Furber
Brooklyn.
ArALAoHcoLA-schr Seminole-R Johnson, and II in the
s1eeIape
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M A E TIM E H E r A l. d
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor, Captains of Vessels will give
por Of tie Shipping s st the Port WHENCE they sailed the
anv Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie Will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending to this Office all the Marine intelligence they can
received.
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GAIT WATER BATHS.-NO PUFF.-Come and see fer
~ yourself the largest Swimming Bath in the Uoted States
the best ocat ion the city sods south side CATTLE Garden
bridge at the Battery having ne Of
every moment; se oomy Private Baths equal TO baths,
Lacies swimming Baths aud ive,s Baths with every
commodstiop perfect SAT- IT,. and comfort Con.
nectcd with which of the peassn, SALOONS and RI
reshenfs Room IN the city Promenade Deck Shower Bs
&c &c J. RABlNEAU, Proprietor
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CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
~ MUSIC Mrs. HARDWICK respectfully o
her friends and the public that she will her the
Apollo Saloon Monday Evening the Goth inst which
FHILLlrS
MARY A HARDWlCK will also have the honor If max
ing her second before New York
inf Cavs,ina"" I'm queen of fsry band coapo.ed BY
words by George p Mos Esq., the music by Chss r. Horn.
This child only three old aud pronounced the
hrst professors TO be the musical OF
other age.
Mrs Hadwick has also the pleasure of she
sisted by ell the leading profession Of the city
the kndet given their vu. Bile
VIII be duly announced. Mr. ~ C. TInn will the
Piano Forte. Conductor Mr. George Lodet.
Tickets so cents ach children under each,
to be had at the music Full fa
lure advertisements IFS 6l-
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ARCH STREET THEATRE. tPHU.ADEL-
PHIA) TO LET.
''HEt; B0 !sJl q ,AGENTs or THE ARCH STREET
THEATRE Philadelphia, prepared to Iea,e buld
ng for the of 1913 A. period. -nterp
manager, upon liberal terms.
Applications addressed Board Of Agents Of the
Theatre Philadelphia" LEI, 50 Market at tn-.S
Of 4th and Market with r. M. Lsournde rSo 100
Crown street, will he attended To.
PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1913. je15 r,ss
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NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH,

MEssRs KOLLBER0 4 TRAGAkDH have the honor
l to inform The American pablo that they have an extern
kind their establishment Hasimus Long Dock in New
Jersey, half mile from Jersey City, opposite New York
which they offer to Committees and Others the
Bile prices in the market.
the trade principle OF moderate cash price
for good article they the favop OF the public
above place. the store Of Robert Johnston No Court
landt All ORDERS any scale OF size variety prompt
" attended by addressing the subscribers either Of the
above places
NICHOLAS A, KOLLBERG&y TRAGARDH,
7-2msr Harslmus Long Dock New Jersov.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT

TTNO OWNERS Of HOHSES.-S. BUSFEL, prtcticaI
Veterinary Surgeon would inform The public that he has
had seven years practice the British Army = b will
every attention horses The stable. Charges
moderate TO suit the times He would inform whose
horses that appropriate time call
would be Saturday they will be able TO use them on
Monday kinds of horse medicine kept constantly on hand
V Balls OF every Description prce IS cough and
dton powders % cents; bsering ointment, IS cents; hoo
ointment, l2H cents superior article of linamep,
residence No 40 Robinson street. Of Greenwich
lei Inns nm
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PGALE'3 NEW YORK m Unsisyla
AND PlCTURE GALLERY

Broadway opposite tho City hriI.
ADMISSION tNLY ONE SHILi.Ir q.
Mr. II. BENNETT. Manager.
The following performers
Mr. DELARUE, who .-il give his much adm imitation
of Kean Kembie, Forrest, Booth. Hamhn.
troducs some humorous sketches.
Mr. y BROUWER, the celebrated comic sipser
Miss AID AIR, the much admired Songsuesr.
Miss BLANCHARD. the Grecian JuRgeress anu splen
did performer on the musical psrsss
LA PETITE CERETO, the Dansea.e.
Entertainment Saturday afternoon thue o'clock
Evening Performances the Lecture Room mence
a pastg o.
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HUNTERIAN hIsPENSARY-No. Diy,io ST. es
II t,bshed 1885, for the sale Of the famous Hupler Red
Dror known for 1t, all the United
sates and Europe in diseases th,t have basd the skill eff
dred, Of doctors that like all the
in this city the article be found This medicine
ock i23 1tAr
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ArHEkiICAN MUSEUE,.

AND ERlAL GARDEN.
Opening Of the Garden the roof of the Museum no,ciV
bne OF the bay, adjacent most
cool AID delightful menade IN the world!
Croton water Is running ie. ~ Zach story Of the Museum
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOUNTAIN
WITH more than iooets. Ia, been erected IN the useum,-
BALLOON ASCENSlONS throughout the dav. FIRE
WORKS 10 the evening Mr. HARRINGTON. the Great
ren.oquIst and Magician. engaged. Also. Sp FbAN-
DISCO, tie proprietor OF the renowned Italian
Mr.; IL q. SHERMAN, aud La Petite Cero &c
I'm the rst Of July will be opened Hail.
coBsining articles OF trade, manu- the
cards OF business &C. maI the n Of tho and
Mechanic Institutes. Contributors and
Obtain circulars and terms immediatesy
Price of admission Is Children under ten milf price
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To be obtained att
McAstcrs Oil sore $50 Pearl street; and Division corner
ofAllen street.
DR. Thomas Ritter, l04 Cherry street.
David McAlIster, 500 Blocker street
James Vincent, t2t Allen street.
Brothers Hibbard 96 John street.
Joseph ID. Stewart, 2O7 Hudson street.
Dr. Jan es Covel, 1872 Sullivan street.
NJ B-Any peson using this Ointment according direc-
TONS and not proving satisfactory, their money will be
funded. Price Is cents. i22 itsr
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SANS SOUCI HOTEL,
naIU TIA a. ana

THE Subscriber having become the of this establish
ment presents il to the Of the travelling public In the
hands of Mr. Beach, who recently became the owner has
been efficiently repaired and offers desirable
crafty the aud the comfort Of vistaDts
subscriber Of the preference for the mineral
Saratoga will supply such intervals and
in such mode will preserve their grateful well medc-
nal properties l. the ohisc % make ih, establhment
preferable for families and those who choose comfort
quiet rather than the crowd and tumut Of tcng
place. The manner OF its OF
rooms, with its large shaded grounds admirably adapt IL
that purpose Sui more efectuy TO accomplish IT, IN sub
sc-ber intends materially To reduce the Of charges to those
who favor HIN with Of and
all things will endeavbr to the and enov
men OF his guestsn reducing the supplies and
forts hitherto provided for their The house
now open, and in complete preparation
X. 8. WARREN.
Ballstou Spa, June ~, I8a3. ie22 lmsrc
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FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &c.
FOURTH JlJLY IQl3

FOURTH JULY, l843.
COUNTRY and city dealers fireworks, will fnd il To
~ their advantage cal and examine assort
Of the best quality. at r. AYLIFFES old
So Chatham street large quantity Of fire crackers
teiveJ Remember the OF the two mammoth skv rockets
and gold kew. n30to4y.r
FIREWORKS BY THE MANUFACTURER
l. MORAN X CO, PyroechHisu 10 Chatham street offers
10 the public splendid assortment OF Firewsks, IN
quality and this other The
have by them expressly for this
ket; also sell much cheaper than yender wn aud
all goods from their No peddling rom this
pace-No s Chatham Goods delivered to any part OF
the city free Of expense. :.
n B-EIhibton Fireworks Of superior quality with GRIM
red purple green yellow and blue e' A:o coored
IRE, BY the pound u Imerc
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THE WOOn,tlt.s

DOBERT SINCLAIR respectfully informs ms rrerds and
~ the public that he has the house No i
street. Zone door east from Bro.dway plan the
Shades He will be prepared nnish such
usually served up at such establishments.
The Ales Wines Liquors, Segars. sc, he fatcrs himself
will not suffer by with this
the public Whose he socits) be judges
NB-Depo OF Rings celebrated Verbens Shaving Cresm,
X. SINCLAIR, proprietor. jI86tls
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CARD.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
HEADS,
tIII ADEY puiA-SOtfVu 'rUrpn QTRECT

For Families and Gentlemen.
JOSEPH HE. e,pecdully announces, to his old friends
AID the public that he has re-opened the Mansion Hon
lately kept by him. The entire Of this establish
for the accommodation Of families and gentlemen, with
his long experience and humble services he hopes for share
ofpubc What with the supply Of the best that III.
markets urnsh comfortable lodgings good Wines and good
patrons.
The New York Courier & Enquirer; New York Herald
Boston Cou,si B,It,more American; Washington Globe
Courier; New Oean, Picayunc will please insert
month and send their bills the Manso House j23 lmr
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NO CURE NO PAY.

Il
nd /: III. ss s Ss .s +
sS and may be always consulted with the
Europe
ETH ia hi. @ & . from ~.
branch Of the speedy and eectus
Recent cured or thee days Dr. Cooper ".e.
nj mia snd o q @ Dr.
ton from business erson det Person. afflicted with
& he Of ss% s os
ao G & Iss
procured by false eerc,e' ard false peencss The mot
patients cinnoi cnact Letters post paid,
nSsia oss the
VONDERSMlTH'S INDIAN COUGH BALM,
e%y Of Sesns pain N h e sds Or
aSss ssd Se BY
the intel the Un ted States by
hospitals who cu,de best and most e.taor
be M an o e s sy sys used
clans in The city of Philadelphia
now offered us Of expressing our srprosatoy opinion Of your
%S G'T @ and We sSs I'VE "a
wards off . cases eompsng all stage Of disease from in
s
w s S"s
ns s tou D ooa have no hesitation
S %As IIis !S;TTes!sa X'FrEN, M D, A,eh.t.
EE1 1f LEoS SlHR NJ S' s Fsiia q.
Hundreds of other certificates may be examined the
OF the proprietor. autiorNone without the
nature of the proprietor written the label Of bottle
Prepared and sold only by
4. w. VONDERSMITH,
Sole Proprietor,
jel0 2weod ism No. l6i Greenwich street, ". Y.
THE PREVAILING EPlDEMIC-There Is nothing bet
for this wide spread sickness than McAl,er Unive
sal Healing Ointment The follow ing from OF OR
worthy ciizns, whose severely slcted tbs, his
face and bft AIT much swo throat &c &c
a., NEw YoQK, nth June, l8i3.
Silt had box of ointment. and made trial Of
your recommendation and telling you would
barge me anything if did not son. have
pains his chest and the cough he had entire
" left hun; a. am that all owing the
OF your ointment Ii hsd MOI been applied three hours before
ne said to me, father. feel much better used
told aud kept close for three days. and glad tell
you tina, he will be able to his duties Monday
have further add that nothing else but eminent has
been used for the aid or cure Of my
With iaItelt gratitude
am yours with great re. pect,
WILLIAM ASHWICk.
- 68 Hester st,cet.
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GUITARS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.-3s5 Broad
VI way, Walker street.-MEaDRS. PHI ERNST
SCHMIDT MAUI, Guitar manufacturers, would respect
fully call the attention of the public their establi
No. 1876 Broadway where they keep constantly haud
extensive assortment Of guitars finished the best
style.
All Instruments from this mandatory, long fayorabiy
known in the United Saes, where received the first
MUM awarded by the American for the best GutaI
made of such materials and such hyperion m.nner
enables the maker the any clim.e.
Strangers before elsewhere requested call
and the spen sd workmanship
and ascertain the prices They will be found lower Than
any other house the city
Mr. Pm Ernst Professor of the Flute and Guitar begs leave
to that the above do interfere
the least with his other he still
Lessons usual, 1876 Broadway Walker lms
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ANOTHER LOT OF SEGAkS.
IJABANEROS HOUsE.-For the qualification Of our be
IL loved patrons, will commence Saturday, the 2ih
instant lot No o! the Unparalleled in the history Of
supernc mpeTh Nornas also siZes do first
Noresas Paneteas Congresor R.gs, Paptstion. Da
metas &c. &C.; tqua! to the late lot the flint delicious
mtc vor mildness white ashes and deIate price. The
only superiority that lot the second has its worthy pIede'
cesscr classical Recommendation that needs not
mes rists to be dulv appreciated.
We have Of for the gorious and geate day
that the world has 1.-THE 4h Of July which will
make the parallel of thar of la Gademor, mas ellie
rend pas"
PccsWhoesae and retail Is and 30 per below the
msTket prices. PENA & RIVAS,
IL Beekman Nassau street, ". Y.
e23ltsk Q Mslo, street, Hahana.
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Receipts OF -four wheat and CORN at Buffalo, during the
first two weeks of June for this and the
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STRAW GOODS.

IT BENNETT q John street. Importer and Manufacturer
-. oil Italian English, and French Straw Goods respect
July informs his customers that he
slons to hs splendid stock of Ladies' fashionable Straw Bon
nets made Of the most quality Of brads and offered
70 NE public e. redeed PRICES vzEngsh and French
Shell aud mpenals Victor, IA new and splendid anti
ele) Tuscans, Bran French Whaebone Ia pre- article
for the lgtness and OF
Ss chip and The .reSSth and durability Of tn. Tu,canl
toned articles manufactured in the superior
in the laes. shapes particularly in the Orleans Gypsy the
lmsT
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100 lbs luggage the River and so lbs the Canal and
Laks free for each atu Children under IL years age half
price. Infants free.
We whose hereuuto subscribed knowing the
positions that hsve long been ptacced the Emgan do
cordially approve the above rates 81. and
the cement Of this who have gwen
bonds for the faithf performance of all their engage
which bonds by his Honor Mayor the
City Of New York for the benefit Of the Emigrant.
SIGNED
GnINNELL, MINTURN & CO.. London Line Packets
G "a 4h II MaR SG Liverpool Line Packets
T.. f.. MORGAN. Ship Vic,olia
'q pet AisX. WILEY Lonton Line Packets
Woodruff MINTURNS, Liverpool Line Packets
Mayors Office, June oh. 1913
l. aoeert H. Morris Mayor of the city Of New York. do
GRITTY that bonds hive been executed Trustee for
the benefit OF immigrants who takc passage The
lines heenafter Named by Ruus Putnam for
and Erie Line George Anderson Troy and Buffalo Line;
James Wyckof for Troy and O,wegq Line; sork fer
Ike liance Line TO Pittsburgh; and McDOnt Id for Jeeey
Go, Pittsburgh said bonds being in the penal Of
Five Thousand Dollars for each said Line ndoned for tn
a hfni performance of all their
with mmicran which bonds filed my office for
the benes kng
their agents for passage aforesaid.
tSignedD ROBERT H. MORRIS,
j23 6tsr Maycr of the city Of New York.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-21
MED LDEPARTMENT.

The plan Of the instruction in this depart
want Of the University presents pecul'arifies 70
be foun0 IN no other school OF .hedicine IN the
Union. The lectures commence on the first
ofOctober, and terminate on the 4th Of July
ensuing.
Owing to the length Of the session, which
embraces a period Of nine months, three Pro-
tessors are enabltd 10 perform all the duties
which IN other medical institutions are usual
ly assigned to SIX aud the students are seldom
required tn attend more than TWO lectures on
she same day. By this arrangement, the stu
dents have an opportunity Of being well groun-
.ded in Anatomy, Physlology,and other olenen.
tary branches Of Medical Science, before they
investigate their applications in conuexio1
with the study Of the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery.
Immediately before each lecture, the stu.
dents are subjected to a foil and rigid examn.
alton on the proceeding lecture, or on portions
Of approved text. books. Il is apparent that the
plan, Of which the outlines have been briefly
stated,always allows the student to commence
8s well as 10 complete bis medical studies in
the.iDstitution ; and presents a happy combin'
atoms Of the advantages Of the system Of in
structon by private pupllge and that ofpub-
nc lectures.
Any person Of approved moral conduct may
offer as a candidate, and receive the degree Of
d. D., without reference 10 tho time he has
been engaged 10 the study Of medicine, or Of
joining the scoool; provided he undergoes, in a
satisfactory manner, tho various examinations
prescribed b. The enactments.
The Professors are
Robert E. Rogers; NJ y Professor Of Che.
misty; Pharmacy aud Matera Meica.
Henry Howard, NJ. D., Professor Of Path
ology and Practice Of Medicine, Obstetrics,
and Medical Jurisprudence,
James l.. Cabel, Al. D., Professor Of Anato.
my, PhysoIogy, and Surgery.
WILLIS II. W0ODLEY. Proctor.
July Ia, IS13-cply.
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% q 81 a So ~ !

Those interested, are invited 10 cali and
examine he splendid collection Of Premium
hcoTuptble Teeth, which he viii insert on
reasonable terms, with pivots or gold plate,
and u need be with Arflfoial Gums Of he
same lncorruPuble Material If his work Is
not done IN such way as to give perfect salts.
action, nothing win be charged.
Once on Man Street, 2 doors from VIM.
H1ddleston g. Cos Store. ~
Dec, 1912.
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s25 RE WARD.

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber on the
~ 9rd ofJuly, ls43, Negro man JOE-JOE
Is about q years old, abont 5 feet 9 or } in
chos high, ard quite stout--yery black (but
not the blacklist shade) has a down look
when unnken n. hzs rad eyes generally. Joe
may be readily described BY saying he is rupt-
ured 60 that he has 10 wear truss
The above reward vii be paid toany person
who viii conina said negro in any jail so get
him again.
HOWELL ADAMS.
Agent iov G. Shields Halifax Co NC.
Columbus Miss. August 3, 1913.
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JNIVFRsTTY on VIRGINIA

GiNIftttSlIl OF VIRGINIA I
N1hE GIons q Dis institution annually
- cQGneuce IN lhe let day Of OciobeF,andI
terminate "a lhb Alh Of July ioIlowinr.
me poboqls o. iha UuiTersily, with her r.
speeilFe profassors are--
2. Aneienl Langsgss----Fr. Gessnor
Haffsou
2 Modern LAnguagss-DE Charles Kaa-
4Mathsnaties Mr.. Edward Il. Couris-
neg,
A Nasanl PhHosophy-Mr. william B.
Rogers.
B. Civil Engineering subiecis Of which
are divided between the Professors Of Mathe-
mallcs and Natural Philosophy.
0. Chematry-Dr. Robert Z. Rogers.
Z. Medicine-Dr. Henry Howard.
3. Anatomy and Surgcg-Dr. James l.
o. Moral Philcsphy--Mr. George Tucker.
10. Law Judge Henry ST. c. Tucker.
Ia both schools Of Languages are also
taught ancient and modern history, and, the
literature Of the respective languages in. the
school ofMathematics Is included mixed ma
thcmatics IN that Of Engineering, mineralo-
~ and geology in that Of Moral Philosophy.
bolles,lettres; logic, and political economyiand
in that Of law, besides mo icipal law IN all re
branches, the law Of nature and nations, The
science q government, and con stiuilonal law.
To be admitied iulo this institution, the ap-
plcant must be sixteen years ofage but the
Faculty may dispense with this fequisition 10
ayor Of one whose brother Is a student.
Every student IS free to attend the schools
Of bis choice but ifhe be under twenty -ons
years cf age, be shall attend at least three, IN
less authorized BY bis parent or gurdian, IN VII
ting, or By the Faculty, for good sause, to at
tend less number.
All students under the age Of tweniy ono
years are required 10 beard within the pre-
cinctsand to deposite their funds with the Pat
rod, upon which be Is authorized 10 charge q
commission oftWo per centum.
The ensctments formerly requiring students
to wear prescribed uniform have been sus
pended
Religious services are regularly performed
at the University by a chaplain, who is appoint
ed in turn from the four principle denomina
tons Of the State. And BY a resolution Of tn.
Faculty, ministers Of the Gospel, and young
men preparing for the ministry, may attenS
any Of the schools without the payment o.
fees to the professors.
The expenses Of the session olnine month";
are as follows
Board, washing, lodging, and attend
ance, Silt
Rent 2 dormitory. $40; for hall, if o.cu-
pied BY two,
Use Of public rooms X
Fuel and candles, estimated at p
Fees, ifonly one professor be attended,
$50 1.-TWO, TO each professor $50 If
more than two 10 each S25--say *
Total, exclusive Of clothes, books and
pocket money %,
InschoOl OF Law there is an extra fee ofS20
payable by students attending the senio
class.
The allowance for clothes is limited to 500
and for pocket money to $40
The usual average amount expended by
resident students found, from the Patroni
books 10 rarge about $3.50 which is believed
10 be sufficient Tor every useful purpose.
WILLIS II. WOODLEY.
July 10, 1913. Proctor and Patron U, Of Va