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REvEkkKcKs.
Hon. John Y. Mason;s
DR.. H. r. seoli,s Speaker Of the Senate OF Virginia.
Thomas ]. Randolph, esq., Aibemariei
DIR, ATmislead Cook, Portsmouth
Robert q, stanaId, esd, hehnondi
VIM II. Harrison, esq,t Prince George
VIM. H. Tayloe, ESQ., Mount Aiyi
Richard Baylor esq., Easex;
Andrew Hunter, esq., Jeiersonj
Clayton @. Coleman, esd Louisa
John Tabb, esq : Gloucester;
VIM. H. Roy, ESQ.,. Gloucester;
Right Nicholas Cobbs, d. d., Bishop Of Aahamas
Hon Thomas H. Bayy, M. g..
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabamai
Hon. James A. Seldom M. q.
Gen. Bernard Peg ton. Riehmondj
Hon James M Mason,. Frcdenck
Rev. VIM. Friend, Port Royal;
John X. Bryan esq.,s Gloucester;
Thomas y, Gholson, esq., Petersburgi
Miers w. Fisher, ESQ., Northampton
John w. Tyler esq., Wauentonj
George r. Wilkins esq., Northampton
Francis Il. hyes, esq Petersburg
-- +
sGenemen either have had present ward
members of the Institution.
Sep. 2-n tIntel1
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THE Eighth will Monday October which
attendance all students The
duties Of the classes promptly recommended and
a member old should their places
Inc opening The academca extends nom the
h Of October the st OF August there being but vacation
Ia College, the classes under
full professors for several been pursuing the
OF collegiate studies thai prescribed In the older
colleges North Al the third adu
received their academica degrees
In School, which Immediately adjons the College,
carefully
the Of the Professors OF the College Thus pupils
institution early and pursue their entire
Of study under the same direction until they graduate The
mercantile department embraces those partial members Of Of the
collegiate preparatory classes who may be preparing for The count
professional life Such students admitted
NIL tho privileges and advantages Of Their several classes abs
of classical studies,
ce~safy a preparation fnr business.
study, charge, all tho classes
Preach mercantile students will be
charge, German, other modern language
The College PERFECTLY beaui and there
villages temptations dangerou. the
young Moral and religious education IL one chief design OF the In
stifuuon
charyr domestic expenses
Of Months The OF the College carefully
restrict mi expenses of the student.
All departments under the Immediate supervision Of The
undersigned, whom application be made tor copies OF the
Register for further information, well as Cor the admission
Of pupils. JOHN D. KERfoOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College OF g. james, p o., Maryland
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. G.
CHARLES DE sELDING
Commissioner, Notary Public, and General Agent,
40. II Todd's Duildings, Pennsylvania avenue,

Commissioner, Notary Public, and General Agent,
no. II Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
CONTINUES give his prompt the prosecution Of
claims before Congress- Of the Executive Departments
before board appointed adjust spolatons
before foreign procuring PENSIONS Revolutionary
Naval Army bounty scrip under the law Of February Ill
ls August TO- for horses and
other destroyed incurred by
mustered and received Of the United
States and subsistence and furnished for their
and all claims OF whatever description thai OF the late
with Mexico or Great Britain He in possession OF all the
understands fully Of the Pension and
other oce He attends the procuring Of due
captures Mexico
California; OF Africa
He has been honored with Commissions from the governors
Union Commissioner Deeds the probate
Deeds deposnons and other writing under seal &c
be used recorded In the respective States.
moderate and regulated by claimed
and the extent OF services required.
will receive immediate attention.
He refer Navy and other Executive Depart
msnts Exceencies
the Union and Senators and Members Of the previous and the
present Congress generally Aug %
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CARD.
Wines and Liqunrs.

THE undersigned would respectfully cal attention 20 his stock Of
WINES AND Liquors.
obtaining from abroad all wines,
purity longer experience In the business as con
direct knowledge with the var-
growing districts Of Europe than possessed BY any other
this afford for the character and quality Of
al ARTICLES sold by him.
Of his and vaults such to make
them, for the cellar OF
Hotels assorted tots OF choice wines fo
supplied notice, with wine,
decan,sd Immediate use, including wines of France and Ger
many, usually be obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE supplied wholesale prices most favor
able lH4
much their advantage order from the sub
scriber.
FAMILIES Of table very prices
d Of wines and liquors, FOR Gull
NARY PURPOSES
MEMBERS Or LEGISLATIVE BODIES messes,
distance, supplied (and have sent them by PACkAGt
EXPRESSLY FREE CHARGE) with wines &C., for table
the shortest
BY addressing their ORDERS through the pest othee, 70
JACOB SNYDER, Jr.,
Importer Dealer Wines, &C., 10 Walnut street. Philadelphia
7sEGARs importation from Havana, of various
always hand from Sl9 houand and sold
than al other store in the city,
Jan 24-dAcpy.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal wsrrenton IN. C) Male Academy wsh
employ forthwith assistant teacher who s qualified 20
the English branches mafhemsies ne
he unmarried man, Of sober habits and good moral
Az applications must be made immediately and by letter. p
20 the Principal.
Feb lq-dn
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OnDxAscn DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, March 10, 1850
PROPOSALS in writing viii be received an the LAT Of May neat
purchase for cash. piece OF land situate the Lit
tie Fas poomac which has been occupied United
magazine io, together buildings This
conveyed United by deed p Of
tenbe 1879 and described In said deed as "bsEnnng
marked w. - Sides the head the canal and ~
head bank Of sad cana referred 20 being
old Potomac Conpanys canaand running SOUTH 80 de-
az feet ins marked above
distance from can hencs east 20 drrcs north 45 Gee, eschcs
marked NORTH 56 degrees
ti7 marked above
&c AZ inches beginning
four acres, and more" And II thn highest offered m
the land and BUILDINGS sa be saaclo 20 The Secretary q War
deed will be executed by hn under authority ~ Con
ID Of March, 1919
highest price, and his heirs and AL the night
United States said premises being fully
den thai such not o n-lude pan which
belonged said Potomac which has
AMI laid on Chesapeake and Ohio canal which
through said land.
The proposals win be opened an the allowed named lat
May They should be endorsed the outside "c for oi Lit
lie Fails - GEO. TiLCOTT,
Mar 2l--wts d. Brig Gen., and Colonel OF Ordnance
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Law and Agency Once.
RICHARD N. YOUNG,

(T.ats CommfssioHa OF the General Land 0Get.)
HAS opened Office Washington city, his
III tenton the practice Of Of claims be
fore Congress and the the
References members Of
acquainted. ~.
Once Pennsyivanla ayenus, few WIZARDS 10
eel, near Treasury Building.
washington CITY, April 5, 1850.
Ap 3-iwd&3mcp
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cPRIyG sILKswe invite attention Isdle. 20 the
- following variety which confident saying cquaed
In the District In any respect, viz
10 pieces plaid foulard silks
do hns figured India do
rs do medium quality do
~ 90 rich small plaid DO abeauufn spring style
20 do small striped do In very delicate shades
Is do owprccd small checked silk, suitable article for
children
10 do plain sk grave old lsdis.sn
auction bargain
do plain silver gray silk
do plaid half silk
do syIe figured half mourning silk
30 do dress silks, comprising variety Of qualities,
part Of which will be offered very cheap
In black silks have fT,
pieces very "a Gros de Rhine
do ~ rich black taaata
do 10 rich black crns dc Rhine
4 do "a do do
do rich black figured
cLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, \ CO.
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United states Patent once.

United states Patent Once,
February 10, 1850
an the petition Criswe, OF Pisburg, Pennsylvania,
praying for the extension Of granted said Cswe for
Improvement preparing oleagnous seeds for pressing for
seven from the OF said PATENT which takes place
on the 3lst day OF Jaly, 1851
IL petition
the first Monday May, O'Clock, all persons
notified and show cause any why said pc
ition ought be granted
Ordered Also that This notice be Published in the Republic Intel
gencer, and Union Washington city d. O.; North and
Gazette Philadelphia Tribune, New Journal Providence
X Gazette Hisbg, Pa week for three successive
weeks previous TO the first Monday in May
THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents,
PsEdton ofthe above win please copy
bills 70 the Patent Once, with containing
Feb 21--iaw3w
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WATSON Il REywrCK,
PATENT AGENTS.
Fdreet, opposite the Patent Office, Washington. d. c.,
pRocURE letters patent United States and foreign
ps,sR Rows copassrosprsrs TO
Hon. Edmund Burke, Commissioner Of Patents.
Hon james D. wescc b chaTman Of Committee Of Senate
Patents.
eouverneur Kemble, ESQ.,, West Point foundry.
James ssawies, ~. e o. View York ,a ,vo,.. ao.o,
y. r. Danham 4 Co. steam engine builders, New York
D. N. French, president Magnetic Telegraph Company
ronsios ooRREsroSpEsrs
Richard Creed London and birmingham Railroad Company,
sabine, s., Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers,
Michel chevact, uscnsur enehsfi and Robert Walsh, esq,
pana, Nov 22--aaw6w
NEW Cloths, casslmeres, and vestings.-The .ub.cn.
goods which they invite the attention Of er friends and the
pieces Preach ciO received in black, brown, blue,
% pieces fancy cs.msres embracing popular
10 pieces best French doe skin cassimeres
do medium priced do do
IN vEsTINGs WE HAVE
Rich French cahmere IN fifteen different varieties Of patterns
Plan black, brown and olive silk vestnrs
Rich figured mix yestngs, complete assortment
Rich vestnss, suitable for evening purp9ses
-I Dee {. s s-d1 cL1aErT NEWTON, MAY CO.
A NEW supply shawis. CIoaLs, and sacks.--stran-
gers citizens respectfully invited stock
Of garments before purchasing We the following dcscrp
embroidered French eloas. shapes. ofnew and
materials
70 plain eloak., richly trimmed
IS hungarian long shawis, in rich colors
il half mourning do DO, IN designs
100 medium and low-pficed woohsn shnwis
Dec S l1s' cashmere ''' 6ti&GETr NEWTON MAY CO.
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State Of North Carolina, March term 1850.
Orange county. In equity.
Simon Horneday and wife, and Others,

BENJAMIN Way John Long, executors OF stephen Ward, de-
ceased, and others,
Original bill filed for the settlement the estate Of Stephen Ward
TT appearing the sasfaction ofthe Court, from the
the funds Of said
ready for distribution, and further appearing that many Of the
principal heirs Ward and Mary ward children
James Ward Sally Wells, Susannah Ray Elizabeth Cameron and
children Esther Wells and William ard Antony
Ward ana Stephen Ward, and Kinney, william
ney william Ward, nonesidents Of the State OF
therefore order
publication be made in the National Inegence and Union
notifying said heirs that application
aforesaid, and furnishing good and sufficient
money win be paid TO them promptly
Osmond r. clerk and of said court OF
Equity ONCE Hlsboro', North Carolina this 25h day OF
March, 1850. N sesl 4. 4--.
Ap2Sw o.FLoNG, c. &ME.
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rsrTING-CARDs printed and plates engraved In the
few hours notice. and visiting
the finest quality supplied by TAYLOR MAURY,
Nov 70 Booksellers, 9th
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GENCY, washington.-The undersigned late OF the In
specon branch Of the Post Office Department. offers his sev
contractors generally those Of the southwestern
section particularly with the assurance that his removal from ofe
against for
refers 70 Of parties,
consent, him therein.
attend business Of every nature, Al The
government will be thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-du Of Post Once Department
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NEW BOoKs.-JuSt received for sale at TAYLOR a MAU.
RVS, 9th Dark Scenes of History, by O.
Sir Edward Graham, Railway Speculation, BY Catanr
sinclair o. Jane Bouvecn sc Etiquette AT Wahingon
n new supply. 10
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CTRAW Mattings, Floor Ol-Cioths, tsc Skc.-wc have
y store, cell accommodating terms
50 pieces very superior Canton mating, perfectly fresh
sheets extra heavy and very rich floor oi-cioh
Is pieces styles cloths, low priced
rs pieces superior three ply carpeung, cheap
$50 pieces superior double ngrain do. from auction
50 pieces superior double ingram do, very cheap
- very rich bordered crumh cloths
Is bud and white blind linen, all widths
20 very cheneIe md uncd rugs
50 rich muslin curtains
e
90 pieces embroidered curtain muslin, low priced.
Also every variety Of sheetng pillow and bolster linens
towas Napkins dues French fur chintz table
and piano covers, Tar ol-cioths, &c, &C.
To all Of which invite the special attention OF bou.ekeep
before making elsewhere, determined 20
cheap
Ap4-d4wif p. II. HOOE Il CO.
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lsl' BY GREEN 4 TASTET, Auctioneers.
ZINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
TIONOn Tuesday, 18th Instant shall sell the resi-
ocomb e. the Of 3D.
l0oclock, excellent assortment Of furniture, viz
Mahogany antique, Louis XIV STYLE and Grecian sofas
DO large Gothic chairs, crimson velvet
Do two do do damask satin
Do har-seat and rocking
Do dressing bureau and wardrobe
Do dining, breakfast, and other tables
Do fine miarbetop wash closet
Do dressing glasses, &c.
Walnut tables, sdeboard, clock, &C.
Mahogany Frrnc bedsiead feather beds, and mattress
Cottage chairs
Saxon damask, maroon, and yellow window curtains
Fine painted shades muslin curtains
Girandolcs, pine oil, hail. and other lamps
Bohemian glass and China
China glass; crockery
Among French china dinner and
Cut glass gobets Britannia set &c.
Brussels, tapestry ingram, hail. and step carpets
Wilton hearth rugs, druggets, and mating
Also good lot Of kitchen requisites.
S25, cash; S25 credit OF
90 days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
aboSc described excellent quality, and
worthy OF the attention Of furnishing The house will be
and ready for examination Monday day 70 sale
An li-dt Auctioneers.
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liOME 10 the cheap store Great bargains m new
" goods.The would
10 their large additional Of fancy dress goods received this
day. Among them they would mention
10 pieces extra rich satin dc chenes
80 do small figured changeablc silks
IL do plain changeabe giace do
do pink and white watered do
do plain white satin
10 do colored bonnet satins and corded silks
20 do horences, all shades
do and a. rich black yise silk
9 do "A black Turk satin.
all in therefore, invited call and for
selves,
IN MERINOS Just opened pieces among
be found blue light blue, dark light green,
garnet brown crimson scarlet These goods fine
aud win be sold much under tho usual prices.
Single and double width casmere desirable and fashion
able shade.
Also, extra handsome embroidered do
Embroidered hanDels for dresses
50 pieces plain cbangeabie and satin alpacas
100 do style hncy prints
Also, 80 pieces small plaid gingham
ever had, Of plain fancy coiored veIvets black do
Velvet nbands trimmings, of the newest style
Silk and riband neck ties, belts
Hosieries Of all and description
Ladies' nerino vests, of both long and short sleeves
Gloves OF mostly every number and kind
Lnencambc handkerche from the finest to the common
kind.
IN MOURNING GOODS, have complete assortment,
embracing mostly article that may be called for.
And stock of SHAWLS opened this day, will beat anything
lin point elegance Of style and cheapness have before
offered.
fore buying, as great bargains may be expected
BARNES MITCHELL,
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec 5--3taw2wif
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Chslera-Treatmsnt and Preventive.

IlK. AMATTS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TUNIt
AND APERIENTThs remedy composed entirely Of vegea
bic ingredients, and totally free from mineral substance,
bnng with cordial and strengthening powers original
discovered and prescribed by Dr. Ama celebrated phcian
abdominal rcgonsuch
dysenery bilious complaints dyspepsia, and all other disorders
the liver, &c.
Knowing from experience that in the kindly
submitted remedy
prevailing scourge
ventye may It's first insdou
symptoms
had wholesale and retail Caruss Music Saloon, Penn
l and 18th and the prncipa
drug city Washington, Georgetown nd Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full for with many
certificates accompany of panacea very liberia
discount Orders from any part Of the United
promptly attended All communications must be paid
Aug. 3-lawu SAMUEL CARUSl co.
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packago
be by tickets named
therein Certificates OF halves quarters and eghhs proportion
This splendid scheme attractive drawn in
United and well worthy Of the attention Of adven
The prize thar be drawn BY ticket having
Of the drawn numbers Is ~, 900. ts3s
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Packages IN the
magnificent will be promptly attended and
oe drawing win be immediately after Is
all who may order tickets from
Address J. d O. MAURY, Agents,
Feb l6-dkcihd Alexandria, Virginia.
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pLAIN and Ornamental wire-Fencsng. susen.
beers, having recently appointed By
agents for the sale OF article plain and ns
mental wrencng would respectfully m
public 10 variety Of samples which may be their harwm
pennsylvania avenues SIKH They would @
meate the following a. among The which THIS me-
Manufacture u being applied, viz.
Enclosures for cemeteries, arms public grounds, cottages %
gardens.
Columns and cornicc work for cottages.
Guard. Cor steamboats, and window guards for private dwen
prisons, unafic asyiuas, &C. :.
Arbors, arches, and verandahs
Cellar ins., and thief proof patne for skyght &e
JNO w. BADEN BRO.
Pennsylvania avenue, side, Sixth street.
Feb 2o-1aw6w
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.


UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty OF Physic.--session OF lsa9-'50.
THE Monday, 20th October and
j. unue the 18th Of March ensuing.
Chemistry and Phamacy-wILLas ~ A. AxEs, M d., Ii. ID.
surgey-NATHAs r. SIXTH.
Anatomy and PhysioioTy-JosErH Rosy NJ ID.
Theory Medicinc-WILLIkM POWELL, NJ. D.
Midwifery aud Diseases Of Women and ChidrenbcHARp
THonAs, M. ID.
Lecturer Pathology OF W.
MILTEsnHRoaG.
Instruction IN Clinical Medicine Clinical Surgery every
practical anatomy viii opened October l under tho charge
fees for the entire 500 Comfortable board
may e obtained in the vicinity Of e Medical Coes. cr ~ to
- 30 week. WILLIAM II. a. AIKEN,
Aug. is-2awiNov Dean oftne Faculty.
Superior Old brandy.
THE subscriber has superior
Of vintage 81 se purchased expressly of medicinal
and examine before purchasing elsewhere
cHAMPAGNEs.
Schneider Cock and Crown
Hedsieck Ducal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Away. hand together with choice variety q Wines Liquors,
5egars, Tobacco, kc. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aus ll-eodlm Penn. avenue, near 18th street
CAtlD.
bavng Tor the
employed duties
oce particularly consequently
details offers his public
against the He
viii attend also 10 other business connected with The other de-
All business con1ded % him shall promptly
faithfully executed. All letters must be postpaid -
Agency Once
wAsHIssros CIrr, ID. c., August Q, ls49
Aug. 12-lmeod
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TfIE New journal OF Medicine for March, 1s5O.Pub
hed this day, No. Al or March, 1851 Of tho New fofk
Journal Of Medicine and the Collateral scenccs edited BY y
Purple, NJ d. This contains historical notice Of me
OF medical science RON the landing Of The Pilgrims
Plymouth to the time; by stephen w. Williams NJ W
abdominal section by W. ~ Van Buren, NJ. D. Report pens
labor successfully induced contracted pely
" w Bachford, NJ d. Excision " scirrhous Mamma oow
w I've days amer The operation BY eanus BY samuel Te
OF Frederick city, Md with eight original arcs
Of practical utility The review department contains critics
analysis contained in o. the tram
actions Of the American Medical Associaon with mb
graphical notice OF all the late medical publications. IL orp
retrospect contains usual large selection @
all the oreign Journals while W the may
found several Interesting editorial Communications and selecr
from American medical journals.
This journal published In The city cf New York ever wv
months, containing 4s with iuaon
and has reached the TN ifs publication pre-
% per annun, 30 cents per copy. -,
Specimen numbers application (pos paid r. y hu
agent OF the New York Journal " Medicine 20 Wall street Ne"
York.
subscriptions received and numbers for sale ny
FRANCk TAYLOR, Penn. avenue,
Mar 1-lmw Agent for Washington, D. ~
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Fine Gold, Rich Je,serry, and e.en.y. watches.

Fine Gold, ftfch Jewciry, and Geneva Watches.
AIDES respectfully invited examine The masn6
IL Of The above goods, which
Mr. PARKERs fancy goods store, National Hotel Pennsy
yania
brooches, chains and displays highest
The gold and rich IN
line ereme would bear comparison the most beautiful
naments Benevenuo Cellini
watches Of description cylinder lever DUPLEX
plain ornamened cases. with engayinas paintings diamonds
etc, proved aud warranted 10 keep perfect uno.
found splendid collection
executed The fret afs and greatest par opies se
the celebrated Italian masters, Rapha. Titan, Coearo
eic and mountedas hrcoche bracelets,
To wishing 70 make handsome preen oppcunt,
seldom public
extensive has offered 10
America. March 20--aNF&S
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. Notice 10 hereby gwen
that from 90 mites Of the Orange and Alesandra railroad
will be the LIST and 18th Of April
The road passes through very healthy and el- region and
braces every worthy Of the attention Of able
and experienced men.
The company prefers let whole fconstucon In
tracts not less parties wish
information invited call At the ONCE In Alexandria
Ihs mds Will be made 81 In cash 10 the
amount o. ~ remaining Is In the stock
me COMPANY They THIS once later than the
Io a o. ext 70 be submitted the meeting Of the board Of
director. 70 be held on the 18th Of the
~ order Of the board: +. c. ATKINSON,
Chief Engineer.
The information pae. a distance n wen 10 state tina,
the Orange and hexandna railroad long
ends from Ae5andra through Fairfax Prince William Fauquier,
nlpeper Orange poin on The
ssd portion q the virnn Central sroad formery called the
Louins rsirond.
make Il valuable ashoronghfsre IN Union.
Mar 3-eodtl6A
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General Agency ut Washington, ID. G

Gentlemen who either have had or al present have or wal
members of the Institution.
Sep 2-d INTEL
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- rOR NORFOLK.--The steamer cyceola h.y,..
nnSersons thorough repairs has resumed her trip. 70
A oselok M Returning Norfolk Friday
D. a. touching 81 the usual landings on the
Passage and fare, IS.
~~E-kFOR BALTTMORE.-The osccoIa leaves Wash
ineton Cor Baltimore every Sunday AZ O'Clock,
Mourning, Baltimore Tuesday o'clock ms touch
ina going and returning Leonardtown Cone nve ana me "
'''s''e = w. '''''' JAMES MITCHELL.
Mar s-snwtf