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NEW MUSIC.

w FISCHER Pennys nia doors east Of lat
has received following and popular music which
will be sold a his usual reduced pricesou cents
The Flower Of quades composed by Manuel Emilio.
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
1nr Vagabond Polka; By Csung1. .-"
william Polka, performed by the steysmark
pany. "
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Krugel.
The Harp Waltz by w. Q, Beche.
The Friendship Waltz; by q. Schustsr
The Tedesco March arranged from the Opera Of Enani by
Boyer.
beauties Lacrea Bosa Mosqueires De la Rene ac Pot
pounis by H. Cramer.
The Spring Waltz; by T. Moeling
Punch and Judy Polka performed by the Seyemark Company
arranged by Helmmnler
The Lily Rondoi by Louis Rename.
Enani nvoami, cavana, from the Opera OF Enani arranged
by Edelnann
blanche, Breath Morning Open
Of the Husuenos; BY Meycrbeer
Poor though my may from Donnizeds Opera of Betty
with English words.
The move about, beautiful ballad; by
Henry Russell. 1929 tlt
Mother one; beautiful ballad from the
Opera OF Lncretia Borgia arranged by G. Liney.
om land of the from the Open Of Quentin
Durward
II 5 the song my mother sings; by Rodwell.
The Lonely by Lind music by M. w. Bale
Thou'n ever a my side by w. r. Dempser.
The OF words by Cornwall
music by q. Davis
MARY Blame, sung by Madame Bishop; by
Hunter
The Bachelors Dream; by Munich.
Stop dai knocking al the door; for ihe guitar.
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General Agency Omee az Capital o. I'M.
noas, Cisy OF sprsnsGela. 1870

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Land ard General Agency Once ~ the Capital ma.
neas, ctsy 81 sprtasneld.
TO Of lands, keldsts Of Iis inll
etns and all dsrisns TeAaag STATE pil
iaos SCRIP or boadsTne undersigned would respectfully
the pab.le thai they have established In this cie capital he
state OF Illinois lana and general for te
% all basiness spperainsns ieso hn e hnis q the
All transactions relative 10 the purchase and Of lands exan
lands and reporting eir paying
ing selling I'll descriptions Of eyer
Dier agency on ~
SCALE viii he promptly Aiihuy amended TO-
Messns. Deifendo6 d Miles, Washington city.
Gowdy 4 Co, Louisville, keniueE
Thomas y keed, esq, ~. - 'as .-s.g
messs; syckies Co., ST. Louis, Missouri.
His excelleucy A. q. French, governor Of Illinois, N
s.H. Treat, Judge supreme eeun.
!" Lyman TruInbul, !" I" fs
y J. Dean Cation, 20" Il q :" Il I" thAs.f
Mss,,s M.a.woI,As sheldon, New Y0te,y.
G.Bauusu ssa. No. 4 From, street.,
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam Dller,, n Lex 80 tass h stf. at@9 w
Jos. L. Chester,
Col s. W. Back, fttsburr Pa.
Gen, Caleb CuAhias Boston, Mass, a,
q. =. Sanger, esq, :" |"
Henry II. Stone, ESQ.,, "3e ." iEg Nti H89EE +. aRess
j. y. Pratt 4 Co., baltimore, Md.
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AmEl,IcAx RAILROAD JOURNAL.

rhe American railroad journal published at 81 wan
several gentlemen are snsasa Is regular contributors, known as
the Ra.oad Journal was before similar puhisa
oA wa, attempted n in. country % ssswAe devoted % The
zen from - hanS. SssnaSs and constituted 2 Onward
than upon any oher agency whalsy yer
inc ~, wsy s SW Dseoms ,ne gsa necs
great idea q modern times i has already done
elevate him an The scale Of being than amy othe a
The engine, regard greatest achieve
nen o. most extraordinary @ good tse world
swies bard upon the wing thought Or language alone
new energy new powers almost new eaues and
creation Whoa, danger without fatigue, enables
physical qualifications and the various pleasures Of
community the prodactons and ideas every
Ssw and sSns 70 an infinite
win So have asysd is highest wo S + has
they capabe BY making places neigh
s s sa Ss ii 40 10 . s @ e -Four
a0ors n s held has more than the od
ior The highest goOd q his race rcoandy with these
The history influence. and The Improvements. Of the railway
inquiry ts management discoveries, the
4 s md s s
Under mining the Journal win hnd
series Of articles the rea and iron manufacture Of e Uni
s q % a. g J. s Ind sa
o N eas S ss a g. s s ps
embracing descriptions IN detail Of The different localities u
bias furnaces and The results o. s woskns This worn
% BE- published z form n s Journal = .els.
win siaiseai tables q different districts, and such plans and
IRON, Hodge Journal
al hm
Tnsss asss Be and TO all pdes engaged in
mining and The iron s Is the mrs. ATTEMPT e, made
iron the iron manufacture and mining resources Of e whole
GEN. O. T. lanes Of Providence has also been engaged as an
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Is the only remedy thar can relied on for the
s nsusc SsS
nesnsy q nervous and emery and al nervous
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS,
bys,sreai MS, COMMISSIONS spas &C. Il rs wen known that ou
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cine and consequently suffered through
existence, and yielded up their lives on the
ALTAR OF INSANITY
proprietor Vegetable Extract however,
sasy i can r. e ea a H. MOULD
" Is here offered n III deception,
BE- aid al mat epilepsy incaraSe = s'' ~
HARTs VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
isred Win ibis dreadful disease and every his had
% @ ~ ss 81 s York states Inn, ri. daughter
has afflicted with d for than nine years. and has been
Mr. Bradley Is Orchard New York. states that she has
been subject M @ many yss s and % been r.. restored 70. perfect
Dr. Charles A. Brown Dover Russell county, Alabama,
ne hes, the sae that be has been much
S @ Of @ s es
d county Pennsylvania now living in Erie county
@ O nanny mn INN Dr. Msr,
him health being entirely freed
sa New having ne Y 8
persons who afflicted with 6s
MI H. q s, md y
family severely afflicted with epepuc fits for many
b. na Vegetable Extract Mt Pra he was
perfect health and le this city for the State Of Ohio TO resume his
Rev Mr. smith, Rector 81, Peters church, spowood New
years. ststes sa, he has used Dr. as Vegetable Ea'ae and III
health has been much improved that e hopes BY Divine blessing
ErnEpTIc FITS,
For and six monts cured by tho Of this
Read the following the Of VIM secore
q a asns England ay
ad sa s
returned with hs son 70 tins country In Noysmbes last without
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
have spent medicine
did England consulted me
accordingly remained there ree without any
change for the better which cost me about TWO hundred and y
PosITIvELY INCURABLE.
accordingly LEFT travelled Scotland Germany
returned home in the month Of November last with
my en M ~ en s Ye % s
Vese,ae Extract seeing many
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''. D ''o'e ne was ''''' PGRSEcr HEALTH,
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IsiasSS p'eu4'' WILLIAM sEcoRE.
The time not distant when thousands who now trembling
under he hand Of nj, dsaf disease that attack
life BY using this celebrated medicine
beneficial results produced by the Of DR. Harris Vegetable
'1 Prepared by s. Hart NJ. n. New York.
IS 5: : 4; '; :::::::: i
carefully up in boxes for and sent 70
Taos. M,s.: 100 Main street Cincinnati Ohio. genera.
Charles soi, q Co, agents for Washington, D. C.
&. ianc limo tree
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THE AMERICAN FARMER ), published monthly in the
city Of baltimore, 81 copies for g. thirteen m
So thirty Tor S July,
most favorable auspices II IL the Maryland sfe Ae
cultural Society and an the prize essays reports
pubhct therein The society
$780, be appropriated folows plate,
valued awarded person Obtaining fst Of
october, the largest list Of Subscribers
mencng July SO for the largest
m The publisher added five
cultural works He also offered e0O
coming volume SO In silver plate essay
and buildings Of the
farm go the and
so Cor the best the Of the dairy
The appear July, win
valuable the Rurrrs Virginia,
presented 70 the agricultural public, particularly
Virginia. Maryland details
of his farm for the Eve
Virginia. conciusve
able degree Of prudence In ~ made
profitable The
charge of his frm Mr. Rn shows oiear
capita invested Tor land implements al6
third 1881 fourth
hfh I0 besides supporting family his hands,
and raing the value Of hs farm double
when he took In hand Every PLANTER
y In The districts Of our country will with
the deepest interest
number other valuable papers,
which from GKoReE w Dosns
OF the Maryland State Agricultural Sociefy
of the wire fence and nom Col CAPnor sub
Address ~ SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural Society," Hall,
June 8--2awN l25 baltimore st, BALTIMORE Maryland
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THE Eighth Session win Monday october which day
the puncfui attendance all students requested The
duties Of e classes are promptly and very i'm
that all their MEMBERS old should take their places
the opening Of the session The aeadencai extends from the
LIST u October LIST Of being but vacation
In the College, all the usual classes under
professors, been pursuing
collegiate studies prescribed the older
colleges the North Ae the third adu
aung class received their acGdemica degrees
In the Grammar School, which Immediately adjons the College,
the
under the supervision Of the Professors Of the College, Thus pupils
enter the institution early and their entire
course Of study under the direction until they graduate The
mercantile embraces those partial melnbe Of
collegiate classes who may be preparing for The count
to all the privileges and advantages OF their several classes sats
tung place the classical studies,
cessary a preparation for business.
French study, without chag all The classes
IN addition the French mercantile viii be
without charge, GERMANY other modern
The location the College perfectly heau
villages dangerous the
young. Moral religious education chief design OF the
stituton.
The charge covering academica domestic
@ session Of months The rules on the College carefully
All departments und the immediate supervision OF ue
whom application nde Tor OF the
Register for further information well for thu admission
Of pupils. John n. RERFooT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College OF 81 james, r. o., Maryland
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Faaqaisr white sulphur Syringe, v,rzinlu


WAS open die reception Of visitors the h Of
whole establishment No adding
It's Embellishments, the comfort and pleasure
Knowing by ocular evidence
and miraculous effect
uar been regarded good policy enlarge the
nodafions and " complete the original desgn, Crafty
and faney of guests promote
Situated In remarkably healthy region, fun
the bold Blue Ridge and vicinity
Wacnion visitors horseback carriages
proving enjoy the scenery
cse In tie pin alleys the pistol gallery the Of billiards.
the hean dance The lovers Of and flowers viii find
cua care has been taken their approval while
and fhwn, and silver elk buffalo
relieve tedious those
natus In Hd has been taken expanded lib
eaty could 10 add the comfort
visitors fhe hurdle and Tournament the fancy ball.
AIDE, and bnia fireworks will lend their respective attractions.
Nor the designed for monde only. To
holy ministers of religion Of denomination, cordial
gndgng Invita- given TO spend The The
the church respected throughout the
These rs y miles, according from
Frederick burg, and 40 or 80 from Alexandra. Twerky stages
will from both these points ill July when daily lines win be
,ahsed Visitor leaving the District Of Columbia stage
steamer at may reach the springs day
These known Warenton
SPRING and all should decied may
Waenton, TO the White sulphur Springs Giccnber
Terms Of board will be folows $50 Coz whole season. end
ing 1T octcber s for three months 800 for two months SIS for
sl0 per weeks sis for 81 5Jef
80 cents each md children twelve years
old price No charge for children under odd When
separate tables provided for children before
who retain their ats nj the ordinary table will be charged full price
Horses 80 a day SO a month.
The hpe wines and spirits have been procured, and coage win
be charged for private supplies
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June s-diaw&cpd
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BY ~. pr...dsn. Of ,h. Unit.s states.

IN pursuance Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of the
:' ale w e s,S 4 q sas Ss
day. s ssse Of January next for the disposal Of the plbe
lands slassd within the aforementioned townships and pa Of
Soh II bs base line and east q The principal muidsn
Township thirteen tercep, Tier Of seeons) of
T.sen., township. ana . range Sssa
ysi1, lury, thirty and ihrtytSo Of range sixteen
snS ny%o o
seeoas ncusvs twenty inclusive, and
sii ard seyen and townships
3 Ave and tweBy-six, Of range eighteen.
townships one, Two, three four eniy Ave- and wenyS1, Of
"a s. and Eve ssss sections
g as srS @ and Wp ,own asssn ssep
.ssiioa. i've sshi nine aissn tssawo, twenty
twenty-five, and tr sx in TOWNSHIP? neaiy township twenty
except seciion six ana township weugr Of range TWEEN
Township. .s..sa ss..AS ..s,ss except :ss,is Three
townships four, twenty-five ,wensx, and twenysey
Township twenty -sGr of range twenty four
ASfh Of ne base he and east Of he principal meridian
Township ONE Of raY seventeen, A NJ. ny w.
lands sisased within The township. and parts o.
SeuiA If Tie base lire and east Of tho principal meridian
The der O sections in township four Of range three
fractional maj e y aship sia, q ssnse SIX
To snssp. two Two aSa sss y range nine
Township twelve, OF range twelve
arh Of the base line and ,esst Of the principal meridian.
SECTIONS twenssyen hryour, and tiryhve, Of township
iwenone and twenty-five township four Of range
nine.
two, in township three Of range eleven
Sections eighteen, nineteen, thirty and thirty in township
sections four hve eight nine seventeen, eighteen nineteen
twenty, thirty, and tyon east Of Choctaw Haiche river in
township three; sections four, fve nine feen twenty one,
twsnty Two, seven, twenty twentynne, thirty
Hachie township four
sections six, seven, eighteen twenty eight TWEEN
and west Of Chocaw Hatchie river
Sections % hirytwo, township range nine
@#5sft t7t .4at l&. tsa tstt t"Gtty ttf45Hst
Al ONCE AUGUSTINE commencing Monday,
Of January for the disposal of the public
situated within the aforementioned townships and parts OF
townships, TO wit:
SOh Of The base line, and east Of the principal meridian.
Township ,wenty-two (exeept iytwo, and the south
east fraction Of section twenty nne and township Of
Townships twenty three, wenour, twenty-five twentysx,
and ownsiP Except sections tyone, thirty wo
and thirty-tTec,) range nty-eght. 1fsr !
Tsynship3 Ave and wentysx, Of twenty nine
appropriated by law schools military and
purposes, will be excluded from the sales. E Il
apponed and the order In which they ad
yesed with convenient Dispatch until the whole shall have
offered aud the sales closed But sale shall be kept
Of the
win be admitted after the expiration OF the weeks
Given under my of Washington, this fifteenth day
Of september Domn thousand eight hundred and
nine ~e.E ' Il. TAYLOR
Z BY the President.
J. BuTrERuELp, gs s.s,! sa
M Commissioner of the General Land Once
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EDIcxL DEPARTMENT OF H.mpden sidney Col
this Ins,aton win Monday, October ed
lo49, and continue until the middle Of March,
L. NJ. ard Diseases
Women and Children. @t
Therapeutics.
b. MAupx, M. D., Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
CHARLES BELL GBsos, NJ d. Professor Of surgery and surs
cal Anatomy.
c.ETER JOHNSON, D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physi
ology.
DvrD TucKrR, d. Professor Of Theory and Practice OF
Medicine
A. e PETIooLAs, NJ. d., Demonstration Of Anatomy
The Museum Apparatus illustrations for the demonstrator
departments have recently received additions and
complete The facilities for Practical Anatomy
passed The Clinical fully with the
Of the student and especially valuable to those preparing for
the south Clinical lectures twice week
the College lnrmay, (Which immediate cohiy with the
College, In the Richmond Aims House In these
Diseases pacice with
student has the eligible opportunities Of becoming
acquainted with lhe and The frequency Of Sur
ca operations before the class together with the facilities for wit
Messing the
schools Of Practical Surgery.
CnARaxs-Mauicuauon s., Tickets OF the Professors si05
So Graduation Fee s25 Board including fuel
lights and servants attendance be otained TO tk per
week. D. MAUPIN, M d.
Aug Il--@w6w Dean Of the Faculty.
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wilIiar r.. Bayiy,

william r. Bsyly,
Tapovt ard dealer fancy and staple stationery, Psnnpania
arenvs, setpsen liza asd l2fA streets.
HF subscriber devotes exclusively stationery bus
ness In all It's branches, aud prepared 70 furnish all kinds Of
velopes =
Cutiery steel prns quilts
Ink, nksands, portfolios
Cold pens and peecl. drawing papers, French papers
He receiving by the Eng
s sc aers and packets and will sell the lowest prices
June lo--d4t WILLIAM r. BAYLY.
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w the President of the United seatss.
IL pfusBce Of law, TAYLOR Pre.der Of ,he
uned states Of Americas do
pob1c tae viii be held
etaie OF ARkANsAs the pefods dernatod 20 vii
land once OF BATEsvTLE comrepe,ns an Mo.s.y me
snh day oJshuary neat, m pnh,ic Isnds
ssd withia the undernenuoned townships, viz.
Nr h base En< and Of hs ina principal meridian.
Township iwo Of range three.
Township two, OF range four
Norh me hass lima AID east Of he h principal meridian
Township 6neen, oil range
A. The FAYETTEVILLE, commencing on MONDAY
the foueentn day OF Janna Cor Disposal
land within the following named township viz:
Ngrth n Ne base iiu aad Of the fh yriseipsi m~iSsn
Township twenty, Of range wenty-six. f. f "a s4it
~ me land once q LITTLE ROCK, commencing MONDAY
lands situated Within The aforementioned township,
S'aa " ne base line sad ~s'i ~ i< aA wi~epsi muidsn
Lands appropacd by law for use Of rrno,s s.,vx and
other purposes, win b. excluded from the ssl~. -
The offering 81 the above mentioned n. an
sppcintrd and the when - 80 Al
verscd all dispatch until whole ..u h.vs
offered thus closed But sale sl,Ii 4. rsn
opca weeks and private entry OF INV ~ ~
lands will be admitted until ser the expiration two
city of washington anesnsh a.
81 september, Domin thousand ea bundled rry
nIns.l '1 4G5 III 70 tl httr 4. TAYIOR'
ny The President, sssssa
J. Bvrrxrrrftp, 3Attt
COMMISSIONER Of the General Land once 6
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WARRINGTON, ID. 9.
CHARLES DE sELDTSo,
Cor.r,,ssioasr, Notary Psbfie, awd Gsnsrai Ies~f,
NO. IN Tsad's Basldings, Pesnsylvsnia avenue,
I. M ef N n

CHARLES DE nELDIuG,
Commusioau, Notary Psbiie a~d Gsntrai Issnf,
Nc. m Tssd's BusIdiugs, Ps.nsyIvsnia avenue,
st, WASHINGTON, d. C.,
CONTINUES prompt the prosecution Of
before Congress, Of the Eexecutys Department.
Of appnted adnst spoiato
Narn or Amyi 5ouay scrip under The law February
1877 10, s4s homes and
or. BEING %esS and rseiyea into he sses o. s Tni,ss
state and ssesence and transportation furnished Cor their
WARP with MsIco Britain lie !. IL po.se.sion OF ali The
ns and fully all the OF the Pension and
Tor made in the Gull and ON Ike coast Of Meseo so Of
California, Of Aficn.
he has been honod with Commissions from the ofevey
Deeds and other Of writing under
70 be used o. recorded In the Respective States.
chsf ~. be cdsrsse and regulated BY the amount claimed
spostpadj win receive mmedisis Intention.
refer the Navy and
ments several
inc Union and Members previous
present Congress generally. s4at.s Aug -
Prcp~r-soFy Department OF the Coinmbiaa college,
oopsrs ov i4rH
THIS school win be eopeped the hrt Monday Of September
Il Chsrse per Qsarfrs
Reading wrins Mental Arfnc and Primary Geography es 90
Anthmeas Gsorsphy, English Grammar, History of me Uni
Tss higher Fnss branches. xissb., Geonsy, Surveying
Any s's S's ss nsSs k w s a
o. Bills payable in advance.
hcrAsns NJ, gentleman who has proved himself q be
eapehfy qualified or the management and instruction o. High
WIN ss under constant supervision Faculty y
College Aas 2l-aawdpsw
TfMEss History OF Enslsrd, from the invssiop cf
III Julius 70 The abdicaon Of II competed
Messn,ss n-o snssas snss Just pas,sSsS
s.ps YRANcK TAYLOR
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THE subscriber Law sohoo place.
mencinR Monday the 2sh day Of October terna
ting the 18th day of March, 1870 The pupils viii Ne divided into
Glasses. The Junior course will
phen ksone starks Evidence stephen
embrace Tuckers Commentaries Gteenle and siaie Eyi
VOL o eacnl s,.pnen on r'samhg GOuds Ptaanf, ~
ppdence Lnbet Equity Pead Mitfords Pleading omays Di
OF Real Property, and
Afanremes,s WIN " made with pIadeps Publisher 10 a,
nsh the above young
posing attend the Subscribers him
early notice Of Their Intention and inform whether they desire
be supplied with portion works through
dam They win be furnished 20 The students The
be Of the senior cs viii have the privilege junior
without additional charge The
NE students VIII We 90 nnnged by the subscriber enable
OF either Glass spy ~
o. washington College should they espsdent
will he delivered
diction and practice of the Federal Courts
The &c win be 80 per session, payable in advance.
Lrussros, Va, July 10, 1870.
July ia
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D. -. rrs.lasnt Of an. UNITED STATES.

IN Of law ZACHARY TAYLoR President Of .hs
mai public sales viii he ned at the land Offices
state MISSOURI the periods hereinafter dessAaied 70
4, the land once a, JACKSON commencing Monday .as
sssS way % IN s o%ps and p
ships, viz:
NorA Of The base line aud east Of the FIN principal meridian
Township sections eighteen
nineteen, twenty, thirty, trtyone and thrywo
: township ,weniy-two Of range i've.
Fractional township sixteen and township twenty-five, OF range
townships and seventeen and township twenty
Fractional low sixteen seventeen twenty
townships iwentyiW twenty tree. ten
two Inclusive in township twenty six, range eight
Township nineteen, lescep fractional sections thirty one thirty
twenty fractional township twsnyone, except sec
twenty SIX twenty hiyfour thirty i've, and thirty OF
The northwest fraction Of SECTION six, township nineteen and
fractional township twenty, Of range ten. E4
hsr Of me base line sad wssl Of the I'm principal nsrdiaa
Townships three, wentyiour wentyeig and twenty
Townsnps twenty ee, ,wenty-foa twenty-five wen,ys1,
townships twenty twenty two, twenty hee twenty
ave ard es. n TaaSs s on monday the
G q e M and q s sSs
North Of The base line, and ps Of the h principal meridian.
township twenty one, townships twenty-five and
township weniyone Of twelve thirteen four
fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, neeea twenty and
township wenyone and townships and
Fractional township wcntyone townships twenty and
Fractional township wenoae, of ranges twenty-five andtwen
land Office CLINTON, commencing Monday, the
Of January The disposal Of the public lands
within the following named townships, TO wit
North Of the base line, and pea Of the I'm principal meridian
! Township thirty dive, Of range eighteen,
Lands Appropriated by law Tor the o. schools military and
The offering OF the lands viii be commenced on
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TrsnsyIvanis University Medical Departments
THE 3ad session will open ON Monday in November
i under the direction Of following Faculty, viz:
benjamin Dudley NJ d. Professor Of the Principles and frac
dee Of surgery
Robert Peter n Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James Bush NJ d., Special Anatomy
samuel AMMAN, d. Professor o Theory and Practice of Medi
cine ~.
Eeber, H. Dudley, n, Professor ofGenera and Pathological
Henry Buii b. Professor Ma,es Medica and Thera
William NJ boiling r., Professor Of ohstetrics and the Dis
of Women and Children.
n. N. skllman, NJ ~, Demonsirafor of Anatomy
hundred and ave dollars invariably
and Library ueket Is ave dollars
The Graduation Fee h
ave dollars BOARDING and lodging from q to q Per week
ROBERT PETER, NJ D.,
Dean Of the Faculty
Lexington, KY, June ~, 1919.