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II. +. PULLING. MD
j WILSON. BID.
r. b BRIGGS, MD
+ r ELAlENDORF. ND


Owing 10 The Erea slcce-s and sale n Dc Tom
sends >arslpla. Illaer 0f ho formerly
Agclls. have commenced making SarsaparAa Extracts,
Elrs, blcr-, E.ilacfs Of Yellow Dock, They gene
rally pa up Pie same shaped bottle, end Of lem
have -'seu and teplrd FeTiseuieafs they only
worthless inIfaflots- ana should be- avoided
PRINCIPAL offce, - fllrun-sf san Bdng. \. y r ed
ding Co -fafe-sr Bo-lni Dyou sons, 1872 North Sec
Old-r. Philadelphia $. Heuce. DUg-ist. Baltimore; =.
a. Cohea Clar.es0us Nughi Co 81 Clarles--t y. d.;
Jos south Pear.si Albany AID by oil lle principal Dug
s and Merchants general .rou roIi the tinted sfses,
Wr-i lldles ali fle Cinsdl, mvi MN1Ff
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ACCOMMODATION AND. ECONOMY
InR I'll. TIp-rnNrN RrsrnrIrG

= establishment af ~ Broadway, opposite AstOf-piace
i0r Che better eccolG laiuI of lrr numerous uptown
customers and fae illIc m general, would rcsrec'ily GAIA
lcr attention .0 or rc Hu1 splendid assortment 90 .as
chandeliers, gas hicAe EiIaIia e-. solar amps, bali ilrs
and lanterns. ~. a. A-0 .l.- 0f le dche-. stye and
finest clf GOT of own inal9c-lre end cannot BE- s1r
passed. 1r tlr other r-aa-uelfl French. Clll ln1Hr
and dessert SETS bohemian articles Sc. The above articles
have been ma.nf-'ufel unl1 immediate sureulicul
Clrc. anil us regard. quality and rlcu VIII compare NOT
slrrae-. .r similar lu tf. cry. buNds 20
fle 1l0re articles maize t1 l sr and fo match ary rlrIi
oar gas f2.es te P-a 1tia make ali az e most
-..erur finish. ! STIlAEALL e. 90.
~ Br1-lvsav. upposll. Aston place,
Na1- slle ora re-.l dealers.
We also continue oar business q Dire old ssn- John AID
81 God ~. There iHe public ll-l ie slc accs IS
.t...,. and ar f.s .r.a low rff4 ufvi linz
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IT, sEN-YnRK. ALHANY ~ TKnN

i-l,ps Z. LINE For Albany and Troy direc'-iinn
- tHe Pier IT, he foot Of COriand--f Persons
iang these boats VIII arrive n Troy n time 20 take tls
jest morning Trans West 20 Buffalo and North 20 Lakes
George and ClanpiaIn The low pressure steamboat
TROY, Capt Wan. II. Frazee Monday. " adro-iay and
Friday. f O'Clock z 81. The new and splendid sesm-
hoa EMPIRE, Capt w. " Topper on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, a. Dcock. Freight must be- pat 10
charge u he Freight AGENT, the Company VIII not be-
rcs0lshe lf nss For passage &c. apply on board or %
aZf =. :. CHAMBEKLAIN n the Ofiee on Tie wharf
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81 AND 40 FORslIHSf. so FLOOR. REAR
u ID. BRIANIse Clock Movement Manuiacfory
II. and general ipbbin. establishment pressing unns
and drilling brass sfce also small gear, wheels and
uulOns cut Tor ci0cas, Geographic macle, models or
f1r any other purpose required Nodes made % order
Any Kind 81 clocks repaired oy worsnen wiu under-iand
their Business and warranted iOr tn, establish
has facilities second 20 other this cry county,
for al tine above kinds of WORK. The uade supplied wih
Movements and Trimmings such balls rods hands, heys.
bells. aud all other small article pertaining So the clock
trade. H4vh lIlf
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IT, -~s-r-sezsy1 ADAMS &, CO.'S TRENTON
- .s.::is.,.-....s.lA AND PRIMO EToN EXPREss.--

ADAMS g co. have exiendsd their
kApnes p le above and Intermediate places tie inc Of
ls Camden and Airhoy Railroad, ami iH forward pscha-
gcs. parcels &C. day Goods eil orr Office lG Wdi-.t
before O'Clock T. b. delivered carly following
morning Dlaia. notes, bills. Nc. collected with great
prlnpness. ulG Fer5 reasonable rates Orders for goods
to le forwarded ~ our Express VII be delivered grals
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xTWo WESTERN AS-ass,.-.r, 777r7..
- >. .l..ass.sl -AOE COMPANi-Neg 80 -

80 ofs-fOr The piiT0se
meeting ne JUL demands OF ihe u1c m 'hc uart Of sslc
cheap ll comfortable conveyance tor -ran end other
persons wishing pa'sage Welf and Nouh and aso % re-.
efe themselves f-oai e 0l Of frauds heretofore prac-
ucei ana proven lc sdlic l iiureo secure ~ fie caF-
rer moderate nuesafI0u. and tie frarear sefrv
Atai-i unpnslod-iie proquefors upon nc principal
u- ni our lica.s have established 'he above Company.
ucl rH.er their immediate carr W Of aeenfs ~ clardc-
Ger and AGILITY
Tie C0n-r4r propose nfi ~ very low prce.-f1 pub
- e- tnc allow no -1er puce f1 be taken in 1aT case.
Al icrcal POI ne n ulre ie names Of responsible par.
TEES Hi De given VINO VIII be- accountable for any wro1, -
md "i- an'NeI ..l satisfy d. lo'' complaints
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pI,NOFORTF M,NUFACTO-

- f<,RY l52 Fiiton-s east side Broadway. An
+ TI II neuure.y new article. Ialieu superior 90
] ~ j JioIe ami ID keep 10 mno much longer ihan
y la use, made with peculiar harp fame, ohsiasna
objection re'alc pedals. written guarfafy vii De
with cnc Instrument. and when any doubt I'd te
quality expressed the payment may Pee Withheld nni such
lulfs are nIIOged BENNETT a. ROGERS,
ielj @ ~ fufuu-sf. east side Brul4Fay.
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~ InK EnKT IIANIIITnN. -

-l'ht AND MlDDLElOWN fNiNl.-
TIE stesIncr } r. COFFEE, Capt r
Arrovsnlh, viii cave NewYork Chlmbcrs-s dali 81 Sun.
days excepted AZ VI. Rrunng, leave Key Por o. q
" la1dng az FOR Hamilton each way FaTe I'D lel p0lt
= cents Fort Hamilton, "a cents. ali sai.
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The Spring Dr. Goods business is nearly over,
and the dealers arc DOW preparing tor tic Fa trade
ts thought thatthe Fan .mpoTatous from Great Brit
ain viii be large as the Br..h operatives must be en-
p.oycl and the United States is tie best market f1r
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POUGlIKEFPSIE LINE on

c-s ,a :. - tB ARGEs-Ihe barges CLINTON. Capt
= Wirsie, every Monday. EXCHANGE,
Carf Ro-ekmn-. eYerv ri1r-dly. POUGHkEEPSlE.
CAPT Hoffman, every Saturday az 0'cloci H. from foot
NIvay-st lor passengers and freight Tie above Barces
elegantly furnished with -tsfar0ums and spacious and
comfortable collins and expressly fued up Tor the COM
tort id convenience vs. pesseascrs. Arn.e A. Pou eep
Time 1r ilc stages 90 sharon, Pine Plan- aAd Ary
Milford. For f1uher particulars eppy 0u board the bafges
0r % Lm.II III WILLIAMtON VIII ~ Wesi-li
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U-ss PEOPLES ErNE.-ALBANY DAY
-.,aa!. ---a.ANn NLGHL eL.A.LEn.. laa .LenlneI.

.T"FN n II.'FT| LIE EFFEf-7IIITNNI INI
EssSaII ra.AND NIGHT sIEAHEHs.-D ay sie0fner.
~-'-- '~]1--7~ihe HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt A. Cor.
ham, Tuesdays, Thursday-, and Saturdays 4. NJ fom
ihe foot Of Barcaysf making tie usual landings, returning
Ile opposite DAYS.
SID o'clock through steamers. the ISAAC NEWTON,
CupL WIN. II. Peck. OREGON, Capt A. r. ~ John, daily
lsuudsys eXcepted) ats y. ~
r. 8 MA. Zine Of sieaners. the SOUTH AMERICA,
Capt r. y. Huise. SANTA CLAUS. Capt. E.nendOr daily
40 O'Clock = N from the Pier 1Orh s1e 81 BtTcaysi.
AL Of the above bcas connect regularly with the Raj
lO1d C8rs bound West, East aIl North from Albany
Freight taken moderate pnces ana when required, lor
warae1 by Railroad from Albany without delay For
freight apply as Peoples Line Office, lif GfecIwc-sf 20
p. G. SCHULTZ pier between LJCry aGd Cortland sIs
ortO WM LANE. wharf between Barclay oui Robinson &C.,
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NOTHING I.rKE LEArHER

~ aA4-FE 4fA1-- AsaA ALA-
tIoet FOR TIE Cnnl0E WATER ffr fn.errfras.
iA-i-lnual- et -rl -ir-l luu de best 1is-i.1lei
lfailel, Hil arl. ri copper let always on itnI az
iar sale % he G.re-. price. nv
ia- im- JOHN u hlWiE ca 20 F-rrv-.' r Y
NEnEELEG's CHEAP WRITING PAPERs-lo9
" cls-- cap all .stlel -i1I sale hT
my-5 ~ CYRUS W. FIELD Co Ii CIa-st
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BOOK TRADE.
q 80 - -.

rr,O TIE LOVERS OF GOOD sONGs-Ju-' rlh-.te-
4 8r TUHNET. ~ Ch4''ar--- tle cn. -rH H.-.a.r
c0ria.rnr 321 lf fh- most Fashionable -ei'. entail SONG.
ID .lga bv Jenny lilf. Madame Bishop. HEM p l--e
Den.pster q cap .e7n. &C.. Ac. Fnre = c.-. my-i -
SECONDHAND BOOKS.
('ENTLEMEN HAVING BOOKS oi any kind v1ci
III hev VISA go -pOsr Ji may send them o ile ooos
store. lel Naa-au-si. mN-- n
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PAPER PAPER PAPER.
1nn CASES low price Cap aud Letter Paper
|-OV 100 cases tne Cap and Letter Paper
lr.0lo reans of straw Wrapping
1,ouo reams OF RAJ Wrapping Paper
i.Oco realms Of Hardware Paper.
200 rrams OF EnvelOp Paper
So realms of Wl.He AMI coorc4 Tissue Paper.
2,0Q realms of cO0reG Paper
81 tons Hanging Papers.
40 tons Binders Boards.
20 tom, Trunk Boards
rs tons BaldouN Boards
SO tous Sheaih.n. Payer
ICE aross Bonnie Boards
fOf sale az tle lowest rnarke' prices, hy
ny30 In CYRUS NJ. FIELD 3 co II Clf-sf.
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EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE iN-TiIt -
L2sar.er1n staten leland. q. y .N iiie- ..- [ inc
= number Irr.r-l ro tlrr PHr.- l-cei.ta t -Nt
5,--ry -.e .-slu and charged acclrl.---F \ Peg -aI.
ollcer i1 attendance 'lre- Dimes 0 wees. >
sGEPARDs bookstore lgi Broadway. Were ci.a' .'s
NAV be bad.
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FC~I EECEitEJ. .---e s-- cl-e a-so--l' 2 20 PC
- l-.ar Fashionable srr.t.- o. --e a Z - e---- -
rcee lF-n -.- -ta- f. H- fo1i-l-, . tei, -----
xttr.CfsFu Goge--C.rr.r-. I'D earr1s.vu ls-
b. -f ,.l. ~ .s ID. O., 5i, Go TO- -
ms C. s. HARRIS o. LAca an-e-r.ace.
rTECKENf-io cases A.. .ll-ll ile.- ---o j. 'A-' 90
EEssulH CO. 81 and So P.ne-st
ssfFkgUf.D GOODS a-ss, corpTE'1s every
.g..If.. -fre- -rl rll.lF. l- -.--ll lea PEE.
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cCH.nos- t-c f-.lrIaf on.
TOE, COLT E 60. Troy AMI Er.o Line
a. y. CHAPLIN co Merchant Trau. C1rpanr
+. ri PEA-E. Nercharff and AllcrS Line
, u HOOKER Il s. o. AID v Y . Llcs
II NtFCH b. enl q Line snl " 4 Co
p. &. WILLIAMS Eckf1d Line
RICE fLAPP E. co & a Limo
J. q. ktAtr. EFt1s's IT, Lre.
J. 90. CHAPLIN
q. 3 uEWETr co Y Y and "a Line
~. ~. CHASE co. W r. Go.
ID. u. 5ktfiJH GnffEs W Ln-
2. J.. BRACE a CO Fulton Line
WALTERS co. o. I Co.
IA GODDARD CO d. and Lme
w. NONlEATH co Clinton Line
~ NcCALEB co. Am 4 Co
y. WHEELER co
fOf ail4tr Information aud Are cs A. he
Glowing oaees belonging 10 the Company lt- Csdar-s;
in ne ni1ce ~ he Albany and Troy sesnhurf COMPANY
IN re pie ilci % CCrl8ul--i aad II Wes.a corner 0
BIlc.ay-st. JOHN ALLEN
40 o---od superintendent, New-York.
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'HliE DIAPHRAGM FILTER.-rh.s Filter IS
designed 10 purig CIT TITS portable apna-
atu- ncd Tor application 10 any iaucc barrel TAP used
for hs discharge U hds and b. constructed for application
% vessel o the clpacty oi keE pail, wen
cys hyoraut II c.canses itself ly char .ig end os end
VIII hlcr irom one io I've gallons peg minute, and q, 81
durability 10 last several years frce 81 Nl, faucet s.
also Tor sale by WALTER N. GIBSON ~ the office Of
The Diaphragm Filter, SD Broadway neNt above 81 Charles
Hnfaf FILTER any of us l'unn suVIS collin
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T.. .zs.;- glgil,lzlAgETnTG9wNAA SOM

4sss .s..ss...ia..s fRyiLIE RAiLb6Ab-Reisii d4,-
ing tbe pass -elsOn with a heavy u.
Rlli-WTNrER ARhANGEMENT--Lea by \. J. Rail-
road. foot OF Corland-sf A. ST. aud p n Leave by
steamboat from Pier N0rh River 40 loi o'clock a. n
lfrg rf rainl trl 81 O'Clock ". for EAsTON Wikes-
basfe, Anch Chunk. Pa. Leave by ne morning line
9y Railroad For seats apply ~ A D. HOPE, Merchants
Hotel a Coria1d-.i. d2Df
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HI =
~ s1-k.-.'.,..sgs rrsBCRoHwhEELlNC, canen.
HaH,1y NGUgg all Lrlliu. 'fa-fs nom
New York, Philadelphia btiaofe and CunhfsIsnii d
ON eeisy fa's, hafing cio'ee % e'y ~ ~
and Passeng Route Iar0ls h n A l0urslfQgn he9 fofH
% frstHryh auJ Wheeling. thence ~ in'ia' ~ Ions.
Nen Orleans. ard tle -olti al N 49, gs.-,sfs gong
directly thrDu-h hy .i- Ju.le.i siafe- Nal trsins
Leave NcH-loll, font Df Litcrl 90 ~ = ~. eai q
PSI. fDr Pladcif ia aud conlccl l nnca To- Baltimore
Leave Philadelphia Dg in pm ilain 'or Ban more and a.
rive n me 90 conHet win "a AA tfal ior fsDlrsa and
Nieeing- gong illlrcty lhroieh WILMA. aeisi.
Lea.c Fiisdep1a ~ Balrsl from he 81 Eleventh
and NuArt "a An. for .fngre AID arrive Ia tine
70 connect with N. trsiB for Pittsburgh and Wheeling
Leave Philadelphia BY fes1lhOa' Al B r ~ from DOck.
wharf tsiudays rNcryieai 8nd lodge iu Baltimore
The only lne on s.aday lsOn Philadelphia Tor BanmoIs
Be- by Railroad, a. u PM
Leave Baltimore X AN and NJ daily By The Bar
ard Ohio Railroad.
Leave Cumberland ed Il AFT a n bv twenty 1a,,y
ni n tae National Road ana Good intent Stage Companies
sac arrive Do Pittsburgh Wheeling evening ara 10
following noF1l1g.
Passengers fiushagh ke tne splendid new All mot.
en-nliii ste9nhcais % bfOvao. ard thereby Ia ory
a mules " staging on ile whole foufe
Fr-fclass steamboats, leave PHst1Ich snaWheeug reg1.
lazy, and passengers furN are " a1V 10 Cincr-
nsii snd al other pofts in the couil ard West
AANE NDIltE .-Ilcscis are Tot sold in New Oh -
Psssenier- for Baltimore. Pusourgh o. MAecaog 4ais
notice becomes necessary on 81 several FcsO.
selling ckes % New ofk other lines, and Inc ho1ri
u such ucsei. suppo-irl isy sufc1cl % pass m
an lFstcass trains Baltimore aud the south AMI " est
Iney aiye connection with al.
for through tickets by this rOne apply IN Philadelphia 81
re Railroad Oce, u Market and lie ean 50, a.
- South ILri-st, hoard steamboat, Docks ~l@ii
tare through from Philadelphia % PnisbafEA cl-i ie
a1a Irslnnng seats peusare 70 is, ni,,s %
/ apny n L cLEMMbh' AfeHi
AfAdNas : Cos Express Office, 70 WsA-si a. y \ D.
o. II % Brssdwsy. =
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u,yF MY ron .AI.f.-ll

IL PIANOFORTE~.-Pe about ur.
ef- - chasing Pianos VII mud . lO u.eif ats8r-
I'll II niage t0 cal al r. Glenn Co.'s Maluacio-
] - / ~, 100 Fuliol-,f. (wesi of Broadway a
general assortment of Mahogany and Rosewood Pianos CON
,sny hlnd which will be sold low tor cash or approved
paper Dealers supplied ON liberal terms.
uivT r. GLENN A. co. fqi Fg.'On-st
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100 sTArEN-InLANn EEnRY.

xrr" .~TATEN-iSLASD FERRY. ON
- and alef Saturday,, Nay ~, he SiLPH sni
--sTAIEN-i.LAADER val lllii Ginheg 70.
lcel run follows
Lelre Ssas- lon.-7, 9, 10 and % A. g.; Lz5Iom.4,ss
and r. 81.
Lc1re Qa.yonaae-Ai6,s.9 10 end % HsL2g9S
and Z. ". ny5 q
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HiETAI-.-LUCiUS HART, ai. Boanlman g. Ian.
W BInm.-sup 0ieTs for sale 40 no lowest makct
prices 800 pg- government bancl fn.
5.n do besfq qualify STRAITS On.
Tfo pounds pure hsr t1-
3oou DO so0 har lead
ttN do hes, reLu.s ed lnflmong.
1910 do pure metallic u.-ulfh
$50 Ui-s Missouri pia lraa. mssl iw
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4 kTlFi(lAi. ~ - made ara Inserted by Dr.
n CRAY, l4 Grandsf thc OIL askcr of the human ali
rcHl eye IN he trcl States Any person that wishes
re well suited wiz superior article, and vel Finished
should always apply 90 Tie maker VITO has been IN tie
above ioy yearsP s Odoe hours roia ioto4 O'Clock
mVl2 M
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UNINDNE~S CURED without az opcraiion-Dr.
ssNM FIELDS co ocu..s.s aHt Payscllns, respect
tly inform Ac citizens IL NeWNurk. ihai hey have taken
ohce Warfen--f No ~. where hey VIII
Ad. Il diseass ~ De ewes successful manner, such
neaIs hiedncss p al kinds, anagoss, opacity al.d
rsct Inflammation AID grsngiaicn OF every Description
Al yea lhs' have desqaed Of having yoQr gaf restored
cone, no char c iog examination Arincia Eyes inserted
DR. NM. FIELDS 4 CO.
Roinenber W arre1-st No n. uiy2f is.
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ANp PnY-ICl

IT AGENCY fyr iak
4 xgeut Ofce 81 City
MlJ JinesSl.
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General Agency at Washington.


TTNHIRTY-THREE years experience clerk In one or
the principal accounting offices OF the Treasury I'D
Audors) has qualified the subscriber to undertake gen.
eal agency the OF the federal
and the transaction of any business with the pubic depart
ment before Congress- An intimate acquaintance with
all matters business in the several departments and bn-
reaus knowledge of the laws and the principles estab
ished y decisions the departments in relation
to every subject connected with public cunts and
with which he has become familiar from long
IN the public service affords him advan tages and
facilities which, perhaps few Others possess. His attention
will directed the prosecution OF claims or every cna
acte embracing revolutionary claims against the United
States Individual States, whether for lands or money
pensions all kinds Communication Tor han pay anu pou
ties; claims growing out OF contracts wit the United
States examination titles, and pIocuri patents Tor
lands of duties, remission OF INES or
under other laws; the pTosecu ton OF CLAIMS
arising ont of connected with ne Florida or
Mexican claims before board OF c. ,mmlssoners
estate and generally to transaction OF and every
description business in which the services o an agent
may be required - a.. -. o.. .c1uL
ing TO the civil the government to mi my ohcers
both army and navy well as to nemb ss OF Con-
ress m whom general reference is made. The following
gentlemen selected whom, II necessary, particular
reference is requested to wits 90,
JAMES w. MCCULLoH First Comptroller OF the treasury
ALBION K PARIS Second do do,
PETER HAaNER, Third Auditor OF the treasury,
Gen Thomas S. JEsUr, Quart Master General u s. A.
Gen GEoRaE GIBSON, Commssary General ofSub nstence
Gen. ROGER JONES, Adjutant General
Cen NATHAN TowsoN Paymaster General
Col JOSEPH G. TorrEN Chief OF the Corps OF En- gineers
Col JOHN ABERr, Chief of IopograPhical En- ginees
~ - RICHARD BURGESS.
Office on 18th street, opposite N E. corner un Hotel
June 29-ly
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Washington University OF Baltimore
AftdleaL Uepdrfmert.


THE annual session for 1883 will commence on The
last MONDAY in October next, win introductory ieo
lures. !,
The daily lectures thereafter will be delivered IN the oil
egan aud commodous buildings which have been erected
for the Medical Department Lombard street, lew door
st of Hanover street For medical school, arranged
pom ample scala, they comprise every requisite
for the purposes OF instruction. ~,
The very extensive buildings Broadway, near Balt,
street, used by this faculty. viii be retained
for hospital purposes and for the delivery OF clinical lee
lures.
The is entirely new, and in the obstetrical de-
parment is not surpassed by any other In the United
States
Medical Facaty.
JOHN @. S. MosKUK, M. d., Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
EDWARD FOREMAN, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy . - ~ c .- /,
Physiology. . -,
WILIIAM II. STOKES, M. D., Professor of Institutes OF
Medicine Medical isprudence, and Mental Diseases
GEORGE MoCooK, M d. Professor OF Institutes and Prae
tce of Surgery o,..,-
and Diseases of Women and Children
TnomAs E. BoND A. NJ, M. d., Professor of Therapeu-
tics Materia Medca, and Hygiene.
WAKEMAN BRYARLY, M d., Demonsnator OF Anatomy
Tickets Sl5 each-D poma $20-Demonstrator $40
Naturalization So For circulars, address
+. FOREMAN, Dean.
Sept 5-eolNov.
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rJ,HE Rod and the Gum two Treatlscs Angling
and Shooting by the author of the "Oakeigh Shooting
Codes i volume, Edinburgh, many engravings
The Horse and the Hound, their uses and treatment (;
Horsemanship and Horse-deang, by "Nimrod;" vol.
ume, Edinburgh, many engravings
Lieut. Col. Hawker Guns and Shooting American
ICED edition. (trom the ninth London,) by William L. Por-
ter of the Spirit OF the Times volume engravngs
Johnsons Shooters Precepto in the choice and manage
ment of Dogs, Fowlng-peces, and Game volume, Lon
don. engravlngs
The Shooters Hand Book; volume, Edingburg en-
cravings
The Sportmnn's Library, by John Mills; volume, en-
cravings, Edinburgh
Chapman the Rife, volume, New York
The American Shooters Manuel, volume, Phadel i,ha.
Nuttal's Land Birds, volume; NuttaPs Water Birds,
volume
The Handbook of Angling; volume, London, many
engravings
Lawrence the Horse, volume Youau on the Horse,
SINNERS edition Lebeaud's Principles of Horsemanship
Equitaton Maire, par Dupont, Paris
Hansard's Book of Archery, London
The Pests of the Farm, by Richardson volume London
Mason's Farrier and many others
The British and American Stud Book
SINNERS American Sporting Magazine in 3 volumes,
one copy only, (second- hand)
sand variety OF other works of the GLASS with
the ab,ve, many OF which just imported from England
by F. TAYLOR.
Sept %
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-09
THE UNION.
a., or Congress. entitled san act making .ppro-

. M act Of Congress entitled m slxing appro-
n prations the service Of the Post Office Department
for the year ending the 10th June 1872 authorizes the
pouation of the mail by the Charleston, Key West
and Havana line, 'or by other steamers 10 such other
places on of Florida as the Postmaster General
may deem practicable and eIpedsnt and appropriaes
therefor of $4,000 To enable said law 10 be put
Proposals or carrying the mails of the United States from
the Isl of February 9 the Both june 1851 inclusive,
will be received Contract Office OF the Post Office De-
partment the city Of Washington, until g. a. M OF the
18th day December l643 TO be decided the next day.
the and in the manner and time herein speched
No $3.50 From ST. Augustine, by Smyrna, Indian River,
San Lucie Jupiter, Miami, Key Largo, Indian Key Key
81 Marks Apalachicoa, ST. Josephs and ST Andrews,
TO Pensacola, twice month and back, in steamboats,
Separate proposals for sections OF the above routes as
follows will be considered, viz
From ST. Augustine to Key West
From Pensacoln to Apaachicola
= From Apalachicola to Tampa
From Tampa to Key West, supplying IN each case the
intermediate points
Proposals for weekly service the above
tons of routes, will also be considered
NOTE.
signed by one or responsible persons, in the following
manner, Wis
"Thc undersigned guaranty that
If his bid for carrying the mail from to be
legation prior the first day OF February nsrt with good
sufficient suretios perform the service proposed
This should be accompanied by the certcate oil post
MASTER other equivalent esmony that the guarantor
are men properly and able to make good their guaran
The proposal should be to the department sealed
ssProposals No $3.50, in Florida,
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition OF bids resulting from combination
and the and conditions on which the contract is
sft- G. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Washington, Sept TO- lsiS
Sept 20-lawl2w