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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty OF Physic.--session OF Is49-'5o.
THE Lectures win Monday 18th October and
i dnue until the 18th Of March ensuing,
Chemistry and PhamaeyWiLLIAn T. A. AIKES, NJ d. LII. ID.
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Therapeutics, Matcfa Medca and CHEw NJ
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Midwifery and Diseases OF Women and Chlden-RoHARD
THosAs, M. D.
Lecturer Pathology Demonstration Of Anatomy
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Instruction Clinical surgery every day
the Baltimore nhnar opposite the Medical College The
for practical will be opened October 5 under The charge
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obtained the vicinity Of the Medical College for 81 60
o. 90 per week. WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN,
Aug. l5-2awtNovl Dean OF the Faculty
Superior Ola Brandy.
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Of the vintage q s purchased expressly for medicinal puf
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and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAMPAGNEs.
Schneider Cock and Crown
Hedsieck Duca Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Away hand together with choice variety q Wine: Lquo
seyus, Tobacco, nc. JOSEPH WRIGHT
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A VIRGINIA LAWYER IN THE FIELD-John X.
Coxson, lawyer, tenders his professional services
to the citizens of Jefferson county, Va, in pub
lished card, of which the following is an extracts
He viii counsel all matters touching the laws Of God
taking fees for the former fruits Of
yield sufficient reward its summary slove thy neghbOg
hyS5li, and thing, By strict Obedienes
10 this rst code, most key will call him oT
counsel the seo0nd but if desire leave the quiet
waters Of peace, and 10 tempt the Oubed OF sc0fd nd
o0mmOtOn he will stand your pilot through hah Of strife
and wan yOa gently yawnlng elements Of hungy
ruins bowling to swallow wrecked estates, that when you
have your foot 6rHnG like Muses mi
Asf0n, you will rejoice over k0Tah, Nathan and Abam
like Miriam the host Of Pharaoh that horses eharols
and thing pertaining unto them what the
allows them, are enEued in the Red Sea-
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CHERoKEE NArloN.-We have the Cherokee
Advocate of the 18th inst 1t contains little Of
news but shows the peaceful progress OF seltgov-
eminent among these Indians. We observe that
The Legislature, in session. has passed an act for
the appointment of a Board for the examination Of
teachers in the Public Schools of the Nation, and
temperance BILL authorizing the sherilTs of the
several districts to summon guard Of four persons
to assist them in 'oastiRg spirituous liquors.
James NJ. Payne has been nominated by the
Principal Chief as Director in the Board of High
Schools, in place of VIM. Shirley Coody, deceased.
The same paper contains the annual report Of
the Cherokee Bible Society, We learn that the
society has been in existence for eight years, during
which time it has expended, in the purchase Of
Cherokee Scriptures, abou. one thousand dollars
for which il has obtained and distributed two thou
sand five hundred and eighty-eight bound volumes.
Two districts Of the eighth the Nation are now
fr'ylsupplied with bibles The society justly takes
credit for what it has accomplished with bat scaniy
means.
There is also report of the proceedings of thu
Indian Mission Conference, at Rileys chapel
Bishop Payne presiding. Ii records the stationing
of ministers in twenty-niue circuits, and the cleo
ton of Wilson l.. McAllister and N. M. Talbot
to the next General Conference at ST. Louis, Mo,
with I. B. Rube as alternate.
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TAXING THE PROPERTY OF NON-REsIDENTs.-
Many Of the richest and most extensive bankers in
Europe have capital TO a large amount invested in
New York, and which entirely escapes taxation,
Among these, as part of the capital invested, may
be mentioned the Rolhschilds, whose capital is
S5O,0OO,0 600, the Earrings S2OOOo,OOO, and others,
whose capital in the aggregate amounts to $685. 800,
600. The New York papers are strenuously urging
the passage of law taxing this property, in order
to lighten the munIcipal taxes.
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Providence, Nov. 2Oth.--The splendidmans
of Mrs. Jenkins was burned to the ground this
morning, at two and half o'clock and most mel
anchoy to relate, Mrs. Jenkins, her eldest daugh-
Ter, and coored servant, persisted in the flames
Mrs. Jenkins was prominent member and preach
er in the Society Of Friends
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


MR p CLlssEY, late from Paris respectfully informs ,ssT.
w the Ladies sud Gentlemen this city hat he will EfA.
openl on the s Of November his Dancing Academy AZ
no IL Farondelet street, where lie will ali ts {eJ
lJaHces mat Ia the fashionable
circles In Paris such as QualHles Waltz deuE TENNIS
faz cinque Temps German Polka uu Mlsc0wiska Polka
AoHha which the ugy Dances fashionable
saloons in Europe Mr. c. recommends being
boI graceful and elegant particularly danced by lady and
gentleman. Il . eisiy iael.
Ladies and 6enteucn desiring 10 learn those Dances be
instructed ~ calling Mr. q. between O'clock
private lamias.
s for children, Mondays and ThuFdsy Hours from O'Clock
Heremen are respectfully informed That Class will he opened roI
eu IRON until 10 O'Clock those
Wish Ia perfect themselves time, Mr. engaging teach
ueY TO dance Quadflea aaI Wala in the aace Of one lYuh
IL Dizzne Of he head n Walking entirely cared. Dancing
Rooms IS CuonGelet aire8, Common. 90 SIN
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10 John Van Buren,, in his late speech in Bos-
ton, while abiding to General Taylors whiggery,
said he was Il much,better wing than Gen Taylor,
as he had once voted for a wing for Surrogate in
his county, when there was no democratic caudi-
date in the field, whereas, the General had never
voted alnll. even for whir
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DUEL AT HARvARD.-The Boston Journal gives
an account of difficulty which recently took place
at Cambridge, between two of The students of the
University. The following narrative is clearly par
tal 10 the Northern youngster. The Journal says
We learn from creditable source the following
particulars relative 10 an affair which has caused
some little excitement among the students Of liar
ward University. 1t seems that young man named
s., a native of the sunny South" who for
some time past had been member of the scientific
school at Cambridge, was suspected of cheating.
while playing at cards for amusement o.
This suspicion had become so universal among
his associates who occasionally took hand -
with him, that member of the Junior Class, p, r..
of this city, determined upon playing game or two
with s., merely fer the purpose of detecting him in
cheating, If such a thing could be done. Accord
lngy, the two parties met, and tile game was com
menced. 1t was not long, however, before Mr.. r.,
believing that he had accomplished his object,
threw his cards upon the table, excamng TO Mr..
s., you've cheated, and you know you have" OF
language TO that effect.
This occurred during the last week and the daV
after, Mr.. R. received a challenge from Mr.. s. ia
meet him in mortal combat, provided he would fight
him in any southern city. This challenge, accom-
panied by such a proyiso, Mr.. r. at once declined
accepting The next morning, lust after Drawers
the parties met Mr.. S. being armed with COW,
hide, and making some demonstration Of violence
towards Mr. r. The friends Of both parties inter.
lered, however, and prevented any personal VIC
lence being done at that time.
Subsequent to this, the two students met in the
University Book Store, each happening to be ac
companied by his friends, the South being divided
against the North. After some alteration S. drew
pistol, excaming if you put your hands on me
Pll blow your brains out" No blood was shed
and the parties soon separated,
The threat of Mr.. S. reaching the ears Of III,
Faculty, he was promptly informed that inasmuet
as he had violated the laws Of the Commonwealth
he would, if he did not leave Cambridge forthwith
be handed over to The civil authorities. Mr.. S.
doubtless thinking discretion the better part o
velor Immediately took up with the advice Of tn
Faculty. So the matter rests at present.
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Jews IN CINOINNAH.-From communication
in the Cincinnati Times, it appears that there are
three Jewish Synagogues in that city, and the
adult worshippefs number about three thousand
This shows about sixteen or twenty thousand Jew
ISL populations
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NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1,

RETURN OF THE CALIFORNIA EscoRT.-We
learn from the Fort Smith Herald that the escort
Of the California emigrantls, under the command Of
Capt Marcy, had arrived at Fort Washita. They
bring with them the melancholy intelligence of the
death Of Lieut. Harrison. He was murdered on
the Colorado, in Texas, by band Of Tonkaway
Indians A letter from Col. Miles, the command
ing officer at Washita, states that " on their way
in, after they had camped, Lieut. II. rode a short
distance to look at the country and remaining out
too long, search was made for him in the direction
he went, when his body was found, pierced with
bullet and several arrows-having been murdered
by some Of the wild Indians of the prairies, who
had no doubt been following the escort for number
Of days for the purpose of plumber and murder"
The Herald, in abiding to this unfortunate event,
says: He was unusually beloved by the officers
and soldiers of his regiment. There is a general
expression OF sorrow at the news Of the death Of
this young officer. He had no enemies"
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California Ga1v5'srs-Park Row in New York
has looked gloomy since gold has been discovered
in California, and those who considered it easierto
win money than 10 dig for it, have left with their
traps for San Francisco, and by the last accounts
are doing smashing business openly, there being
no municipal laws against the practice, nor likely
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NOTICE 70 RALRoAD CONTRACTORS.

Second LITlEI- y tI1 Would and OHIO Bsilr5rf
GEAGED PROPOSALS VII Of the Com.
- pany Mobile until noon OF SATURDAY the Sd day Of De-
masonry, bridging
ceiugol ytwn uup and for the delivery
lfacE lumber seventy miles OF tie Mobile ami Ohio Railroad, be-
ginning and extending WtEtWarIy Mobile Plans 1gol
pg-feuuoa etc, will be ready inspection onauJ aer the q
laT % November The work will be Gyt small seruos
Brsns bidding ean propose Tor Or more r the whole york
Payments will be monthly, from 90 Der dc
value of ihn w be security until
completion of The The work commenced mmeli-
Hrlv after the ting, and given completion
The seventy miles now advertised extend through the pine woods Of
Alabama, and sand sauds ridge the whole length
being healthy a Of the United The
WORK worthy the attention OF Nsrha and Western Contractors
those from The South.
is expected tht 91Oor $50 miles the will put
contract before the compr Of the work advertise Tor. Tls-
mgnias character and ability perform the work bid for Will
he r5qcl Of those personally President
oil hiaf Enaln
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10 The Texas Times published at Paris,
Texas, has been Discontinued As the Times itself
says, From its ashes will arise the Dallas Her
aid, we trust, like the tabled phGnix with more
vigorous life and more extended usefulness
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AN UNsPoKES BEEEDTCrroN.

AN UNsPOKEN BEFEDICTION.
IRON THE 6ERMAE or HEINE.
Like a flower thou bloomsdt,
80 gentle, pure AMI far;
Yet seeing thee, ifCm sadness
hardly eah forb ar.
scarce refrain from placing
My haRds up0u thy brow.
And praying God 10 keep thee
FaiF, mild, and pure a. Row. WI
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WATCHES WANTING OWNERSHIP following
are the numbers Of the watches found at the house
Of Samuel Drury, Astoria, L. l., whose arrest we
have mentioned on the charge of endeayoring to
destroy Mr.. Warner and family by torpedo.
Owners are wanted for them, application to be
made at the Halls of Justice, in New York
Gold IFatcbes-Nos. 12,O64; 1908; 1903
1909; 1855; 1870; 600; 12,S10; 1856 ;
2457 $500 63O2; 1880; 1924
SiIUsr Watckss-Nos. 1910 II, 204; 16, 424 /;
APPS; 500 6205i 600 690l l4,2O6; l4,202
142lO; 1881 AIS; 6O79 $3.50.
A greater portion Of these watches have the ap-
pearance Of having been in use. A quantity Of
other jewelry was also found on the premises, for
which oWiIers are wanted.
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Important to Sugar Planters.
rEFHE undersigned would cal the attention OF planters
the Tact Of his having discovered after series Of eEpeT
imans, ubrcous composition which preserves the Jour.
mails and Basse Of Sugar Mills from friction and prevent
them from heating wearing, etc, by keeping them CLOSED
and perfectly cool Tie composition much cheaper
than any Of The oils used, and need not be applied 80
often or in Is large quantities. Any desiinE test The
merits OF lis discovery by fair trial Of the composition il.
self do so by addressing The undersigned (pOsJpad)
at Baton Rouge, and payment OF go.
nl9 2cwijau A. J. CHAPMAN Engineer.
E6wOHeans Delta and Crescent publish the above twice
week I'LL January, and send bills for COLLABORATION
R0ug
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DISTINGUISHED BoYs.--Among The 5000
" boys who were taught by the late DR.. Abbott, Of
Exeter Me, are Lewis Cass, Levi Woodbury.,
Daniel Webster, Alexander II. and Edward Ever
ett jared Sparks, George Bancroft, Henry Ware,
Jr. john G. Pallrey, John A. Dix, and Joseph s.
Buckminster,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-01

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY.-By a
Medical Board which was convened on the 18th
Oct. in the city of Philadelphia, for the examina-
ton of applicants for the appointment of Assistant
Surgeon in the Army, the following persons were
examined and approved Isaac L. Adkins, Della
ware Robert o. Abbott, Penn Thos. M. Getty,
Va; David L. Magruder, Va. VIM J. H. White,
D. c.. Rodney Gisan, Md. Elisha p Langyvor-
thy, n Y. Assistant Surgeon James Simons VS.
also examined by the same Board, and was found
qualified for promotion
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-01

Imports Of LroH The quantity of English,
Russia and Swedish iron imported into New York
from the first Of March to first September, 1919
was 1900 tons. The total cost OF the article t,
the importer was S4,155, $50 IS.
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ORLEANS WAREHOUSES. .IagaziRe STREET. lust
~ ab0Jc julia, GHd on F0Hcbor street 6sf31csh midland
81 gsCph-The subscriber begs leave inform his friends
and the public that he has had double hoOriu " with all
The recent improvements laid in portion Of his principal
Warehouse expressly for the storage OF Coffee making It
equal in point oil safety from damage If not suuenO the
very best Warehouse in the city. His price for Storage ID
lbs ao room roT the torage Of every decrion oF Ma
caandse, say the bulk Of 3l0O baues which will always
be taken at the lowest rates ~ Tobacco aud other Mer-
chnadge balHd and repacked al the shortest notice
H.3 Gm GEORGE r. BEARD
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