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University Of Virginia.

TIME next annual session of the University will com
the LIST of October, and continue without IN
errnpton until 10Th June. The faculty icomposed
lollows
Gessner HARRISON NJ d., professor of ancient languages
M. Schele de We're, LID, professor OF modern angua
Edward H. Courtenay, LID, professor of mathematics
Robert E. Rogers, NJ d. professor OF chemistry and
terra medca
James L. Cabell, M. d., professor of anatomy and
gerry.
Henry Howard M. D professor of medicine.
VIM. H. McGutey, d. D. and L. d. professor of moral
philosophy.
Mr.. John b. Minor, professor of law.
To be admitted into the University, the student must be
sixteen years of age but the Faculty authorized TO
dispense with this equston in the of application for
admission by brothers, of whom may be under the
age OF sixteen.
If the applicant admission has been student any
other Incorporated seminary, be received into
the University unless he produce certificate from such
seminary other satisfactory evidence the Faculty. with
respect to his general good conduct.
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive of Clothes
books, and pocket money, estimated as follows:
months 800
Fees if a single professor be attended, $50 1.-two,
$50 each I; If three MORE $25 each say 10
Fuel and Candles to be furnished by the Proctor
only student in the dormitory, at $50; if two
Rent of an entire dornitoy, $l6 for half if occu-
pied by two students .
Use of library and public rooms 10
2l5
Good washing may be had from SO to $40 for the
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NOR RENT, a dvyeIiing-house, and rooms suitable

T oices.A handsomely located three-story house,
Immediately west of Franklin Row, in complete order,
surrounded by trees and having pump of rsrate water
yard, may be had application to the subscriber,
for $500 per annum.
Also, several spacious unfinished rooms in the large
building two doors above Odd-Fellows' Hall, Seventh
street, suitable for Offices }. &. MckELDEN,
Sept 2-eod3 Seventh
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West end, 18th street, lat door from Pennsylvania arenue
THE duties Of this school viii be resumed the LIST Mon
l. day in September. While strict attention will be paid
such branches English study adapted young
ladies' schools proporonae time will be allotted to NE
ornamental studies For the musical department Mr.
samuel Carus; French, Mad, Dorman. For terms, &c,
apply at the house.
Aug, B-3tdf
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Important to Hotels, Housekevpers, Sc.

FAIRBANKS PATENT BURNING FLUID a,
Il LAMPS combining beauty and economy. Inc ,m
scriber invites the attention of the public to this 6eau
article, which needs only to be be admired ana
proved The fluid lamps used Tor all domestic ~
poses, smoke dsagreeable odor arising from n.
and requiring trimming snuffing, as they con'i
wick II is lar preferable to canphlne or oil, Us h''
the least DANGER and is perfectly clean. IA
The parlor lamps have the hydrogen burner attacn
converting Huid into terco gas, ana burn like an Drum
THOMAS FILL
Aug 2S-2aw2w Al E. Wheeler's Hardware 9l2lS.
Mis- nc. JONES will reopen her school the hfs' 10
and 10Th streets Sept l-ST
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General Agency at washington city.


MANY years experience clerk OF the prnci-
lNl pal accounting offices of the Treasury Department,
requiring general knowledge of public the prln-
cples and usages governing their settlement and the de-
panent bureauito which they may respectively refer,
will be a sufficient guaranty claimants OF the subscriber 5
qualifications with precision and facility claims
oevey character and description against the general gov
eminent, and before Congessespecaly all claims grow
ing of the Mexican
States corporations companies distant agents. and ndi-
vduas addressing their communications postage
pad,) Georgetown, ID. c." will be promptly acknowl-
edged, and punctually attended to.
Office near the War Department, Washington
Il. CLEMENTS,
EXPERIENCES:
Hon. A. X. PARIS, Second Comptroller Treasury
Gen. N. TowsoN, Psymaster General
PETER HAeNER, esq, Third Auditor Treasury.
Hon. Gro. G.. WASHINGTON, Maryland
Hon. A. II. SHEPHERD, North Carolina.
Gen. A. O.. BENNETT, Mississippi.
Rev. BENZ. M. MILLER, Mobile, Alabama.
Hon. A. l.. MUS, ST. Louis, Missouri.
WM. ]. ANDERSON, esq., New York city.
GJ-Commercial Register Mobile, Ala; Missouri Repub-
lican, MOI Commercial Advertiser, NJ " Free Trader,
Natchez, Mi, viii plea copy and forward account with a
paper containing advertisement to BIC,
July 9-law6wcp
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In the medical Department. the session Is OF the same
ength the academic session, (nne months,) which
enables the students complete curriculum OF studies as
extensive that of any other medical institution in the
Union by attending only two lectures day. They have,
moreover, the advantage of daily rigid examinations the
subjects discussed in the daily lectures.
The expenses of the medical students the same
of other Students with the addition Of dssecng
fee of SO. .
VIM. S. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron, University OF Virginia.
Inlu W.
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| Nnvy.-Receved this day from London, Epauets, En-
broeres and Shoulder Straps, for Surgeons and Pursers
u s Navy, confonnably with the regulation OF May "a
1871 OWEN, EVANS, co.
Military and Naval Merchant Tailors,
Pennsylvania avenue, between lith and 10Th streets
Anp 3I-2aW6w.
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p. J. STEER, who will hereafter conduct the business
his account tenders his very hearty thanks to his
former and friends for the vors heretofore extend
ed him. and solics their continuance. He hopes by
faithful attention business be able give great salts
faction in future. The arrival of goods will be
nounced very soon. SCOTS New York fall and winter
fashions Just received. Sept 2-2awlmif
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LEW EALLGOoDs. ,uch a. hlanket. carpetlng. OIL

N cloths worsted damasks, embroidered curtain mus
Inns watered moeens, brocade damask gilt rods and
ments white counterpanes furniture dmitys, sheet
ngs linen sheetings, damask ablecoths, and napkins
hue kabacks diapers crash, bordered towels table dia
pers table and piano covers bed ckngs piow-case
ION &C., &c together with many other useful and des
rable articles Just received and will be sold cheap by
Aug. Is Il. H. HOOE & co.
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DOARDING.-MRS. HANNAH WELLS having taken
ID the large and commodious boarding house formerly oc
cupied by Mrs Holmead Pennsylvania avenue, near
Sd street, adjoining Mr. Gadsby Hotel is now prepared 10
Accommodate transient yearly boarders, and respectfully
solcits the patronage Of her friends,
Aug lS-law3w-
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nIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.-1

Il i
~ oiore existing under the name OF Young IL Steer is
this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr. Young who
tires account of declining health will for The present de-
his attention exclusively the settling up of the
and we hope those indebted will be prepared
settle when called upon, it is very important that
speedy settlements be made. A. IL. YOUNG.
p. j. STEER.
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TN virtue of writ Of fer ctas or scare acias under the
lien law issued from the clerks Office OF the circuit court
of the District Columbia for the county OF Washington
and to me directed shall expose public sale, Tor cash.
on Monday 18th day of September next at the front oil
the courthouse door of said county at the hour OF IL O'CLOCK
No 5IS in the city of Washington with the Improvements
thereon--beng two-sory frame dweiling-house, &c,
seized levied upon the property OF John Ennis, and
sold satisfy judcas No. H. October term 1916 in Ia
vor of Ulysses Ward against said John Ennis
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Aug. I6-dts Marshal OF tine District oil Columbia
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To Pursers and Surgeons Of the u. $. Navy.
TIME subscribers have just received from London (made
L to order by of the first manuiacturer) epauetles
for all grades according the recent order OF the Navy
apartment; also shoulder-sraps (which they offer at the
WIN. III. SMl I'll IL CO.,
, Aug. Tins No 4 Maiden La e' New iofk.
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MEDICAL, RTMENT.

Good washing may be had at from So to $40 for the ses
sion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-04

ry Institution That noble nstitutiLn proposes &c
borrow SlO,OOO secure II, and edrcate Dung men,
large number. for the interest ask, IS not that in
stitution entitled to equal favor Loan it that
upon these terms, and my head for it. it. through its
professors or otherwise, will never come trucking.
and in amount begging yon to give her two-thirds OF
the debt, and pleading insolvency Indeed, sir feel
mortified at 1t. And 10 conclusion, let me info rm
gentlemen they mistaken; am not, as is intiu a
ted, sectarian and Of certain sect. doubt not il
would be better for me if was worthy of being So,
and acknowledge shall die in that faith and if it
not well for me, the fault will be in the doctrine
but in my conduct.
Justice to the school fund-ustce to all the children
in the common walks Of life-justice to yourselves
and to your country, alike forbid the passage of this
bill. Sir, am through and ready to vote
The vote taken and the bill passed by major
ity of one VOTE and the Governor vetoed it-wheher
in time or not is doubted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-04

Of The Members Of the Huse Of Representatives., Uho
vOfed against the Basier Bill January I6. Is47.
The undersigned members Of the House Of Representa-
tves in the exercise Of right guaranteed TO them by the
Constitution, do hereby soemnly PROTEST against
the passage of bill of this House, entitled bill sup
Elementary 10 act TO provide for the funded debt of
the State of Indiana and for the completion of the Wabash
and Erie Canal to Evansville, approved January 18th,
1896"
In support Of this Protest. we submit to the people of
Indiana, few Of the many that influenced in
opposing the passage of said bill.
In common with the great of the citizens OF the
State, feel deep interest, in prompt and equitable
arrangement Of the State debt that is bearing so
heavily upon prosperity, and would eheeruly support
any feasible arrangements accomplish desirable
oeec compatible with public honor and within the ability
Of the people, But constrained to believe that the
BILL passed the House. will be found, upon careful
exsmination Intellectual in attening the objects intended
By its friends and advocates in the House.
At the commencement Of the session of 1856
Charles Butler, Esq representing himself to be the agent
Of large Of the bonds Of the State Of Indiana"
communicated the Legislature that he fully autho-
rzed into arrangement with the State for the
final settlement Of the Stale debt After several weeks Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-04

Mr.. p. said he looked upon the question under
sdcfson for settling the State debt and for the completion
Of the Wabash and Erie Canal Of financial char
and the question is with the peoples Represen-
talIves in this chamber whether they WILL by this
proposition enable honest constituency anxious and
willing arrange and pay TO those whom they in
snch way aud manner will within their
Others may do they choose,-Or himself he pre-
pared at this great question: believing il to
be just and honorable arrangement Of Indebtedness.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-04
sIARSHALs SAFE

ER virtue of writ of (vendition exDonn, m -
directed from the clerks Office circuit court OF the
United states for the District Of Indiana win offer for sale AZ
Court House door IN The city Of indianapolis Marion county
Indiana between ~ A. and p M the 9Th day Feb
uay next the rents and profits for foowinr
real estate to wit west half of southwest quarter section 81
town 10 morrill, range and failing sufficient
10 satisfy the demand will at the place offer
SAFE the lee simple OF said real estate Taken
the property OF Joseph Mcconnell the Of and Jones
Myram Brown. Buell. Richardson said joseph McCon
nell. A. c. PEPPER Marsh,I III e -
For District Of Indiana.
yan 2ofn lc3l ~ ~ fen. BY GRO Moor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-04

Representatives..
Mn srKaKxR. The committee on Educatioil, TO whom
was referred House Bill No. 276, have had the same
under consideration, and directed TO report the Bill
back end recommend its passage, with the following
amendments, viz:
To amend the 18th section. that every person who
shall present himself to the Superintendent for exsmna-
ton as common school teacher such person shall in adj
vance Of such examination pay to said Superintendent
the sun Of fly cents which shall be the fee Of said
Superintendent for such examination
To amend the 9Th section, that the Board OF County
Commissioner shall allow said superintendent 90 for
everv visit and lecture instead of dollars per day
such service
And also 10 amend, BY striking out sections and 8,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-04

JAS. II. CRAVENS, Ripley Csuntv Whio
SPENCER WILEY Franklin Dem
oIEPhEN n. Collins, hosciak0. Wing
STEPHEN NEAL, Boone Dem
WIN. F. JONES, Biaekford and jar, Dem.
JOHN D. JOHNSON, Dearborn, Dem.
JAMES GRIFFIS, Randolph Wbig
PHILIP MCCORMACK, TTppccanse, Wing
JOHN TRIMBLE, Delaware Wing
SIMON s. MONK Crawford Dem
SIMON SUMMERS, Henry Whig
JOHN NJ. HUDDLESTON, Rush, Wbi9
ASA A. NORTON. ELkhart Dem
JOHN A. DEAN, WeiIs aud Adams, Dem
WIN. s. ADDLEMAN, Uayne, Whie
VIM THOMAS Rush WhiS
WM YOUNG, Madison, Den
ANDREW J. HARLAN, Grant, Dem.
JAS. GILLEECE, Huntington and Wlifley Dem.
JAMES +. SUIT, Clinton and TIpfOn Wing
JOHN TAFT, Jua., Ohio and S,citzerland Wing
SAML DECKER, Pulaski Benton &c. Dem.
PHILANDER HAMILTON. Decatur. Whig
DAVID s. HUFFSTETTER, Orange. Dem.
G. w. HOLMAN, Miami Dem
A. II. HATFIELD, Hancock, Dem.
JACOB ID. CASSATT Wabash, Whig
JOHN POWELL, Henry, Wing
E. ARNOLD, Bartholome1v, Dem
JOHN YARYAN, Union. Wb;o
NOTE.
Present and accruing tolls Of the finished part of
the Canal during the next four years. as per
estimate of Mr.. Charles Butler in his commu-
nieaiion 10 The bOndh0ders, in Sept 1876, 100000
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-04
EXECUTOR,S NOTICC-

NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned letters
ameny on the last viii and testament Of Cole late OF
Hamilton county, Indiana deceased All persons indebted 10 sad
estate are requested 70 make Immediate payment oss hasn
for settlement The said supposed 70 be insoysn
JOHN ID. STEPHENSON,
T.. se - Earl STONE, Executors.
Jan. 70, lez7.-77w5a JOHN G. BURNS,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-04

enormous sum of s5.5546s5 Ashore than the amount
OF the principal and interest Of the bonds by them suren
dered on the Canal This consider most extrava-
CANT and prolifgste waste Of public property.
But we told that in return the bondholders will ad
vance 10 the State the Of $500 900 to enable her to
complete the Wabash and Erie Canal to Evansville and
that this amount of money distributed among people,
and the completion Of the Canal, will better enable them
10 meet the taxes assessed against them.
These positions are both untenable.
In the first place the bondholders under the operation
Of this BILL will not bring any portion Of said amount of
100000 into tie State For during the six years in
which they will be engaged in constructing said Canal the
State will pay them the FLOWING OF interest on
that portion of the bonds surrendered the Trea-
sury, viz:
Amt surrendered, (principa and nteres 1909 ESQ 90
Int'st the same for years per CT IsO2775 90
Deduct amount 10 be advanced, 500 600 90
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-04
2s2.775 90


IL Is thus evident that during the six years will
pay by taxation to the preferred bondhOldes 1882 IT'S 90
more than the amount of Advancement
The bill also violates the principle Of the law of last
session in reference the guarantees the part of the
preferred bondhoders to complete the Canal Evansville
By that law the bOndhoIes compelled 10 subscribe
the of 100000 which with the Canal supposed
TO be sufficient to accomplish that object This bill only pro-
vdes for subscription of $500 000 sum totally made
quae TO complete said canal any further than to Terre
Hauie. at farihest 10 Point Commerce. Neither the
law of last year this bill contains any guaranty the
part Of the preferred bondhoders 10 complete the canal 10
Evansville, other than the subscription of the money A
similar law in the State Of Illinois requires that in case
the subscribers shall fail neglect to complete said canal
within three after this goes operation then
and in such the lands and property hereby granted to
said Trustees shall revert TO the Sate This language
plain and ineligible, but such provision found in
the bill passed by this House, and the State after giving
up ell her lands waerreas canals &c. has no assurance
whatever that of the greatest objects be accomplish
ed by this act, will be attained. These and many
other have Influenced in the course we have
pursued add we rely with full confidence upon the hon.
esy and intelligence Of constituents for the recude
of that course, and the purity of purpose that Influenced
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-04
NOTE.

Present and accruing tolls Of the finished part of
the Canal during the next four years, as per
estimate of Mr. Charles Butler, in his commu-
nication 10 The bOndhOlders, in Sept 1916, 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-04
Report of Mr.. NOfsinger. of Parke,
Representatives.

From the Committee on Education, 10 The House Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-04

BY the above statement il appears that transfer to
few Of our bondhoIders property that cost the State the
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-21

Atthe PIumhs Natacnsl Dsgusrisn Gallery
Concert Lldn, Penn, Accrue, wear Brosgn's kfofd
TUE PROPRIE'rOKS ofthis favoriie establishment have
AZ great expense, erected new and splendid ~ s. =
LfGHT-which enables them 10 take Duguereotype Like
which eqalled by any other estabshment
in this city, and not surpassed By any In te world
two 10 twenty Children any age taken In one second
Two Patents granted uer the Great seal o. ths United
miums and two highest IIonors at the NATIONAL the Ma
chsetfs the New York, and Pennsylvania Exhibitions, for
the most splendid Coored Daguerreoypes ana best sppa
ratus it DIS . eff.
Constantly on hand good assortment Of Gold Lockets
and Pins Portraits taken In any weather This Gallery
contains the largest collection Of the kind In the United
States Admtanee Free
A large Hall TO let for evening Concerts, DC.
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\ COPP'S PAVILION,

islesA Je,o steps north Of Colemdn's Hotel.
0N The irst floor Is q 6rst clnss RESTAURANT, with
~ several spacious private parlors for parties always
ready at the shortest notice. tFf
On the same floor there g suite OF spacious and very
neat BATHING ROOMS, where baths OF different kinds
may all times be had at the low charge OF Is EACH
hotorcold Good servants constantly In attendance with.
out extra charge both the Restaurant and Bathing Estab
shment are deemed Inferior TO none In the country.
On the second fooris a BOWLING SALOON, both com.
odous and elegant and unsurpassed by any similar
loon in either OF the cities OF the Union.
In the rear Of this Saloon Is wellapponted PISTOL
GALLERY. &8#
The Pavon's charges In each department will be mod.
crate and the whole establishment will be open every day
and evening OF the week. except Sunday which day the
Bathing Establishment alone will be open until IL O'Clock
The proprietor invest the public to call and examine
nov 24-dlm' .to' i MOSES COPP
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X aftfNt fa II HOTTIES,
MADEIRA WfNfS.
Nepfon, Gordon, Murdoch 4. Co.
R a',s, vintage 1915 London Particular
George and Robert Blackburn 4. Co.
Lond'" Particular ra',.aa, Mar, !. %
Ia 7 Crane Juice
c,Unn, ,,,YNpc
p,. s, om aL.s! .,,,.., -
rae SheIry, extra superior, Pomar's
brown 40 c.,, o,,s 90 s,.r,o,
romar.s tod Sherry, very s"PeH"f
Amon'i'ado "A
IVINES OF FRANCE.
Chateau Marga,ix subscription wine
ta,onr 4 Serrille f"A' " Pa,iiiac 4 81. Julien
.a.o ~ S I'M as.a 90. arI,,s,v concentration
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CONCERT HALL!l
on FAILING sIcKNEss.

an all symptoms Of frequent pain In the Head dmnefa Of
Sight noise In tina ears dsturhed nleep, with agltat
ing dreams, PALPI1A7I0N, FLA TULENC y, and
WEAKNESSES DR.. SWEETSER'S PANACEA.shoui be
Immediately commenced with and perservered In, until
every symptom The above are the premonitory
symptoms of Epilepsy, and denote very foul state Of
the blood stomach and nerves. publication Of the blood
by the Of this Panacea will at all times insure the body
against any Of these disagreeabe symptoms Many per-
sons suppose that useless TO take medicine unless
are III az be unable to attend To daily avocations
therein lies their error We do insure our houses and
goods when they fire, with the expectation that
they will burn ups hut on the wise precep o. guard
ing against accident So we purify our blood when we'll
we insure our bodies against attacks Of sickness not with
the expectation of being sick, but 70 be always pre-
pered against Its attacks For sale at all the druggists
''lI7T 1s7E ~ M af.5 j. +. CALLAN,
dee l7-,f of and 7th streets
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PLAIN AND FANCY
DRESS-MAKING.

MRS LANSDALE would respectfully inform her friends
M and the Ladies' Of Washington, that she has removed
TO the corner OF avenue and lh street. cd
door, where she will be happy wait upon all who may
favor her with their patronage.
Thankful for the MANY vor Of the past she hopes by
particular attention Cutting Fitting and making Dress.
Ing, 10 merit continuance OF the same.
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