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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT

IN NICHOLASW STUYVESANT against ADDlsON
ALCFR and SARAH his wife and others In
II Judgment Of the Supreme Court Of the STATE ~ Nv
Work viii expose safe ca the SUN Gay " Co-V9et
1851 at u o'clock the Merchants hAn &c VI tle
Of NeW-York AL that certain lot or piece u anu y
on the souihery SIDE II 18th II between 9c ~ si 90
avs and known map On hie ~ ,ne 3uloe ~ "a NJ
al lands IN tie Cty # New York lying bstWeen vsh anu
2,h-street. and between the "a avenue ana sls f@s
River devised ty Peter Gerard STU esaht s, ~
Jula Siu.vesant and others dated Nov IL 1911, o! e
number 2ss two hu,Sred and forty elsht oens ven
r feet In front on 18th and the rear ana Ivy leet
inches n depth OF each SIDE -Da;ei New n2tA
= ISL THOMAS 49, WsS,.
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Urn Goods.

brilliant and ATTRACTlVE!-
ID ITALIAN HALL. NO. f92 GRAND-sE
A Tremendous rush II custo mefs all thus week. Is er-
nect,d AT the above Hall e. secure some of those
BEAUTIFUL SHAWLS,
CLOAKs, SACKS. MoUSLiNE DE LANES
NrRINOEs. ALPACCAs. BOMBAZINES. SILKS.
and a host Of other
DRY GOODS which SELLING OFF
at the MOST ASTONISHING PRICES "~
before heard Of
The above with a HOST OF OTHER GOODS,
MUST BE SOLD,
without reserve. anil those calling earty ntne Manmo"
Store Of SUDAN HAFF No. i92 Grand st., at the
- If r.s, p~o,dxsy will be able 90 secure Bargains
that will AsTONIsH THE WORLD.
OF 3tMWaSh
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, &C.

l cordng 20 law. all persons having claims against
ALEXANDER MEGA,tN. late of the City OF Brooklyn.
deceased that they required T. EXHIBIT the with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber 40 No 3i2 Brdses
in the N Brooklyn, before the hrsf day Of
December next JANE II MEGAREY, Esecutn.:
Dated Nav %. 1881 myl6 lawomW
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COURT-In the natter of

- IhEME lOOh L .-iu viz 7sNst~- "
- ,be anplestion of the Mayor Aldermen and Cora
rnslTy II the CIV Of New York relative 20 ne OPEN
ING OF SIXTY FIRST STREET from IMrq- At ave. -
Ttfb.axeuue M the Nineteenth ard OF SAID Cty Ihe
rnder,iguss Coumssioaefs of Esnats and As'sssnea.
N the above suta ed hereby give NO,Ee' ,hA'
,hev viii meet al the office u John Fowler IT. -
the Chs:ruls4 OF the sad C0mnlSsoners no. ~
Nasssu street N he CITY OF New York on sa rday the
- DIV n Noenber lSj a. four o'clock the afternoon,
r the purpose OF hearing OppOzioR - the AssshsAs
rate hs the sad any persoe sr persons
~ -tsv rosslder th.ntse YES aggrisv-t thereby
JOHN FOWEER. Jr }
DAVID SEAMAN, CQIrni ssl'ne''
GEOGE BOYD. .s,cx
Dsitd New YOIi October 10. 1901
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order If the S,r.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sur
roga,e Of the County Of New York notice - hereby gwen
% s persons having claims CHRISTIAN L. Null
the sane with vouchers thereof the sa~r~r :, a, ne
Office Of Lows Bleitorn, No ~ Broad IN the CAV OF
New YORK he fore the thlnd cay Of Nay
New York. the sSth cay II Octoh.r. 1891.
IOUIS RLEIDORN. Admin x,rator
90 lassmWed' ELLEN MULLER Adm INST airn
n PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
q rosAis % the County Il NewYoSk notice hercsy
gwen 70 All persons having CLAIMS against BENJAMIN
SMITH, late Of the City Of New-York deceased
sent hs same with thu vouchers thereof s the subscriber
~ the store OF Denton Saith Co No ~ the
CITY Of New ofk or " before the hrsf Jay II MAY cert
Dated Now-iOrk. the fsth dsy %! October 1851
c2s lawemWoi' WILLIAMS S. HERRiMAN. Executor.
SUPREME COURT, City and County of
~ New. York-Jamcs Rorke. William A. Rsgxe anA
Thomas + Rcrke against Geo. &c " Smith ard q ver H.
Snth-Summons for money demand o. contrat-f'om.
rot ser-ro George ". SMITH and OLIVER II.
SMITH the above named defendants You are hereby
srmuentd and re 1nred the compliant IN this
acton hIch will ~ fled the Office ~ the Clerk OF the
Civ and COUNTY II Nsw-Nnfk a. the Cry Hal IN the CITY
OF NewYo and 10 copy Of your answer 10 the
said cnmpa nj on the subscriber at has Office. No y Wa l.
st N the CITY OF New within twenty days ahsr me
OF this summons exclusive 0i the Jay o
aud fail % answer the ud copant Nisnih
the me tsaid the plaintiffs ths ac.isa VIII tAe ndg
menr agaius O the Il hfiy dol arr and twenty
five with interest from the Sh day OF August, So be-
SIDES the Of this Dated Nes York, August y
1851 ALFRED II CORNING. Plalntlns AHorsey.
The said complaint filed with said CLERK as aiort-
sand The 2lsi day Of October Dated New orr.
October 81 1851 ALFRED n. CORNING,
~ Involved Plaintiffs Attorney.
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u Eliza Dunbar, a colored woman, fell
into the cellar way of house No. 325 Broadway, on
Sunday night and was seriously injured The cellar
doors of this house, well as those of No s23, 1913
and 327 are generally left open until .ato hour OF
the night, and accidents are frequent IN conse uence
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AssAULT.-A man named Joseph Bar
thoomew was arrested on Sunday night by officer
Murphy Of the Sixth Ward, charged with knocking
down Nicholas ohan, and while down punching hun
in the eye with tie end of an umbrella. II is said
that no provocaon was given at the time 10 warrant
an assault The accused was taken before Justice
LoihIop and committed for trial
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ARREST FOR ROBBERY I've persons
calling themselves Julia French, John Boyce, JOIN
and Ann Chambers, and Desperate Nike, were OF
Monday arrested by Sergeant Martin, OF the sixtl
Ward Police, charged with robblng man nance
on the Five Points The accused were COMMITTEES
by Justice Lothrop to the Toombs for examination.
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THE NETWORK MANTlLLA and
i CLOAK EMPORIUM removed from NO. o. - 70:
"a Canal a. three doors from Broadway, where haWns
better accommoda and ample room IN "htch
keep at ali times fun and complete tsor'inent OF cn
uusnce of that liberal patronage which has hnetto re-
1arded his unweared eDrts 70 please lie "ouio ~
hst me increased factes enabling him 70 erena nv
brsress WIN also enable him 20 sell at reductions LON
kfmer prices Misses Baninas ana tgass ~ ca,,.
oil ims u BELL 20 vac ~ -
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AccInENrs.-Richard F. Pursev, a gr

residing at No. 35s ThHd-av., while riding ac-
companied by friend on Sunday evening, was
thrown from his wagon in consequence OF It's having
come in contact with pile Of bricks at the corner
of Broadway and HouSton-ss., and had his leg bad
" fractured above the knee. He was sent to the
New-York Hospital by the advice Of DR.. Grlswold.
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Valuable Business Stand Rent In Warrington


THREE soes large building erecting the Old
of Seventh Market
Space the ls Of Octoher
They built modern style the dry goods
with The IL feet wide by
with light in the OF the fote u
Is wide by b. feet
deep high clear and finished
well lighted Windows and around the
building The fronting Market Space, Ia feet
n6 wide by ~
light feet wide by - long IL has baseen hnhea fos
deep, 6nches high Tierc
n each basemsnt by
The third wide by 81 feel deep with
Of could
be made the Zach
| vault in the pavement for fuel. nl ffltUsi as
Also the LIST of October
warehouse, The dde OF and
y) II "a wide by s5 Deep and four
high, with cellar "a feet by so feet deep II is built In the
substantial manner and capital stand for wholesale OF retail
kind.
very large elegant boarding
building hgh the three Of 7t
Market and Of the waebouas
built In the best and modern style
for boarding house, with the modern fixtures Of tanks asd sr
soy speaking through same, gas lkh, Ac
complete. Also balcony
sbe building level with paor hoos
building which occupied by the boarding house
building extensive front The dining 10 Is
each 25 by ~ feet wide
folding sliding eight other OF nsose
sliding suitable for AanA
parIors the remainder Of thosc will make pess
chambers. II good kteheaa, and
cellars The OF the valuable and
subscriber Poo
House. north sde Pennsylvania between "a and ~
streets. .. ...--...-
septl6 2wf
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A NEW Hcutr 20 PiusburR. VIA the Baltimore. Sus-
~ yshanna, and Psnnra,a Roroad7hrovgh TO PnfstF in
80 AN train OF will leave Calvert station daily
States mail from Washington
a. M. connecting with the fast line Mddletown L. p m,
riving at Harrisburg at n, p M, 20 dinner.
train leaves Harrisburg for The nj p arriving nj
Iioidayrbug Athis pou
Johnsiown,
stages from Holidayrburg 10 Pusbnng.
Tickets be points train,
York Wdehtsvlo, Columbia Maieta Middetown, Harrisburg,
New Port, Merowu fcsve, Lewsown Nc yeystown, HINT
inqdon, Hoidaysburg and Pttsbnrg.
This with the Cumberland Valley railroad,
through Carlisle, shppensburg, nnd
other points this road .4f
accommodation OF from Washington
the points baggage Of the company
depot Ohio RAond Company Of
morning receive the baggage,
carried y OF chnrgr Calvert station.
RoBERT STEWART,
OctI-dn Ticket Agent
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QEMOyAI.The celebrated Dr. q. w ROBACk, professor Of
II astroo, combined
with conuraon, from sweden having removed his Office to No
White street, New York. offers his services
OF Wangon He has been consulted by all the crowned heads of
Europe and higher reputation astrooger than
living Naivties calculated according geomancy
ladies S3 gentlemen S. Persons distance have their
natives drawn by sending date of their BIRTH All
letters containing the above fee viii receive immediate
ton, and natvites part of the world wrteL
durable paper prepared his
conuraon Of the following opicsi Courshp, advice
tie successful accomplishment of wealthy
he has redeem such the free
of bote and oil of hazard and for the
property the purchasn tickets Thou
sands of the abovenmed have been done in this city and
vicinity, United the full satisfaction of ALL
naves horoscopes have been during the last four
will
call person. mail persons
money through post Office. Dr. Roback
from 500 900 letters monthly and has missed
All letters will be egousy attended to- prepaid BE
post office, and For
office Union, ge: astrological almanac
gratis
White street, New York;
Da
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The OF person will be books unless The
payment the subscription be made in advance.
p"'An, subscribers forward letter. the
on which will se paid all assumed by its
safe transmission.
Inc COUNTRY PAPER Is published weekly during
''o"' 7" 'o0He's' and sea weekly during the recess.
SuDSenpaons fof period year bs received
terms psopoftoned TO the sbovs annual rates.
Es are authorized sssas and, by
sending uvs DAILY subsebsrs with enclossA on rvs
subscribers with s25 enclose d;oIrvs WEEKLY
with sio enclosed win be copy the
edition they furnish subscribers for syaa,
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IN pursuance ofaw, MLLARD FILLMORE, President of ,he
GnsS s.s .s Of A m 40 hereby assss and Iss
MARIE, the Stale or MICHIGAN, commencing Monday
aud Of public land situated within The
containing mineral which embraced the which
January, is4 I3h 1880
reoeed under the The entitled An
as price Of hs mineral lands u the LSxs sSps0s dis
proved aoth September, 1885, wit.
North Of ftAs I"e line and Of the YyiaeipaI e,doa.
Townships forty and
Townships oyeghi, forty nine, eight,
Swn.sp s and nine
Township. hnyone, hy.ws. hhyseven, hf-eghr and fifty
Townshps one any two, hy six seven hy
own.hps ayons aysr, hay seven. ayegb,, range
Township. hyons -four, hydvs, dysr, my seven, and
Townhips 6y oar Sve Any six and hny seven range
S % II: sys. " M an and
Town.nip. aay,wo ay,,..s and q range thryhve
Townships anyone hyiwo, and hfythee, thirty
Tswn:sa sy q
Towasnp. aiy and afy one, q range for,y-one.
Townships forty eight. my and yone, of range
Toxn.hps eight, ronynine my and Ayons, Of
Townships oyeigh,, forty nine nfy, my one, Of
Townships eight, forty fny range fortyfye
Townships forty mine and nifty, of range fotys l5
| range forty-seven
Townships and forty eight, Of fortyeg
Township forty eight, Of range forty nine.
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools military and
overfowed lands
unfit thereby for cuivsion which shall be selected
the authorities before the days appointed for the
Of the public sale under the act entitled can act TO enable the
reclaim the lands
limits approved September 49, 1880 wu be srcided
ks aiss And land bonnss heretofore grant
United States n DC permitted on the above mentioned
civil and diplomatic Of government" &c. approved Sd
March, 1851. H H8.E
offered will be deposited with
register receiver snu Ste Marie before the day Of sale
the will be commenced the day
pointed and will proceed the order in which they are advertised
despatch whole shall have been Of
Aall be kept
weeks private entry Of OF the lands
until after the Of the two weeks
hand the of Washington this twenty sixth
day of July ammo Domini
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President;
j. BuTTERFIELp,
the General Land Office.
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aN petition Of Nahl Wyeh, of Cambridge, Massacbu-
praying for the extension Of patent granted 10 him for
improvement in preparing ice for shipping for years
expiration Of said patent which takes place the 1t
dsy December, 1851
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, The 10Th OF November at ~ O'Clock, and
all notedt appear and show
why said petition ought not 10 be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required TO file in the Patent
Office their objections specifically forth enst
days before the day OF hearing An testimony ed by either
party to be used Mt the said hearing be taken and transmitted
accoranco with the rules Of office which will be furnished
application.
Ordered also, that his be published in the National
icencer, Fepnhe Union, Waahngton city Daily Bee Nos
nassncse's Providence Journal Providence Rhode
Abnny, ~ "; Express, New York. and PennyiVann 'nuai
Philadelphia. Pennsyivanis, week
previous the day November nes ihe DAY
ofhearng moe ru,,xu
of Patents
s. papers will please copy ana sena e''
bins 10 tho Patent once with paper containing this notice
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WAsHiseTos COUNTY, Nd,
(7he Diocesan College Of The Proteaap Epopai ChureA
TUE tenth annual session will Monday October q isSl
Il day'-the last
July, students recommended
opening received they
ply, charge their
The college usual number Of classes, affords all the
for education, and the successful termina
coestc confers its graduates the usual
demcai degrees,
The school, Immediately adjoining the college, and
rector, distinct discipline,
beginning acadmca and
The and direction OF The
college special advantages the pupils In
the grammar school,
mercantile classes the study Of the Greek language is
omitted and its place supplied by additional studies IN modern Ian
book keeping, sc.
The situation he college entirely heathn and, by its dis
villages very favorable 70 good morals and
order.
"Kemp Hall building 30 feet by 40, win be ready for
In addition 10 the former
professors recently appointed Hugh Dsyey
civland ecclesiastical law and John H.
Alexander, LII. o. lecturer on physics and chemistry
The college and
scAooD months hundred and
dollars payable semi annually in advance,
Applications for admission 70 be made 20
- Rev. JOHN n, KERFO0T, ~. D., Rector,
College OF 81 James r, o. Maryland.
Aug la-ataw2m
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j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESsEEt
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS AND TO LEsSEES,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS
Every entitled the right Of empton Of the
lands above mentioned required establish the same the sat
register Saul ste Mae and make
therefor practicable after seeing h notice.
bebre appointed the OF the public
the lands embracing the tract clsmed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited
every person having right under the entitled An
establish land Office the northern OF Michigan and TO
State of Michigan,
approved ist March, lsi iessees ocpaats or P to en-
OF the lands above
mentioned entitled under the entitled An act TO
price the mineral lands In the Lake Supe
district, Chippewa district WisconsiD,
approved t September 1885, enter the land covered by their
the minimum
covering than one full section emit
such lease permit al the proper land Of
full section" ut the
required TO establish the same TO The
and sault Ste Marie and
make payment praoabe after seeing his notice
public
embracing claimed Otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. z.....,, =
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Jul
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IIOOE, BROTHER, Il Co. Pcnnsyvana avenue,
III and sth have received and prepared or the
OF cities Of Washington, Georgewn, and andra
surrounding counties Of Maryland and Virginia. full and
Of French English and India fancy and simple
dry goods, impcuaiions They name
Very elegant brocade si.As dark colors
Extra rich bocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy waiered silks, all coors
Real Irish poplins, richly wstered, all shades H#
Very ustrous black silks, all widths
wide colored silk vciyeu shade
French Merno and Thibet ciotbs, great variety
French nous Q LANES, designs
cashmere dc ates; styles
Rich embroidered chemretes, with sleeves 10 match
Real yaenciennes lace cbeinisettes and cuffs
Richly embroidered msstin collars, and
Elegantly embroidered and lace uimmed handk rrcheh
White embroidered Canton shawls, from s2 10 a5
Velvet closks and msntilas, styles
silk manilas and viscs, also styles
Real cashmere shnwls, long ard square
Real cashmere Thibct sca6s
Long and short sewing silk its and gloves
Raiou's celebrated Kid Cloves and shaut
black black and colored silk hinges
bread lncesa apdi in.cr wide and narrow
Muslin nd cambric nfHings
Muslin nd can and edsngs
Sash neck rbands &c., &C.
entirely and desirable goods
and approaching which weekly sdd
that purchasers be assured Of finding
fashionable styles, at the lowest
prices
Sept l2-u
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University Of Maryland
THE viii begin Wednesday the 18th day Of octo
l. ber, 1881, and close lrt March, 1852.
Nathan r. Smith, A. D., Surgery.
William II. A. Aiken, NJ. d.. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Samuel Chew NJ D. Therepeutca Matcra Medea and hygiene
Joseph Roby NJ. D., Anatomy md Physiology.
William Power, NJ. D., Theory and Practice OF Medicine
Richard H. Thomas NJ d. Midwifery and Diseases OF women anu
Children
George w. Mitenberrer, M. D., Pathological Anatomy.
Tho opportunities for the prosecution OF pachea WI
aiowy At n moderate expense. -
Clinical lectures by Professors smh anu row
In6rmay, privilege OF daily rts " luz
werds without, charge the student for The ticket - -
Fees 600 Sos practical anatomy Su mhnc-
n'nhoni 20 graduation, $50. , .,vrx n
baltimore August L. 1851 Aug 5-2awti5Oc
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AsssstaMt Teacher Wanted immediately.
THE Principal wsrsrson IN cl Made Academy wishes
employ teacher who qualified eaot
He
nan
applications Immediately and by paid,
the Principal,
Feb IQ--du
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To Contractors.

ARoHlrEor's ofpog, u, s. CArIroL,
Washington, D. q September 49, 1851
NEALED PROPOSALS will be received this
~ Monday te 10Th October o'clock,
following work and materials for the United
Capitol
For all the marble work. embracing marble,
and setting including nl pertaining the
For all the granite
and setting, including all pertaining
For 5.OOu 600 good hard burnt brick.
barrels
weigh not less than 900 pounds
Fur 200 barrels cement
nut less than 900 pounds
For $4,000 bushels OF cean sharp river sand.
For 3o 600 eer Of "A white pine cung boards 10
feet lengths
For 25 900 feet board spruce pine scantng
All the foregoing materials, the marble granite,
vered such during the quantities.
as may from time 10 time be required by the Architect
on the LIST OF March
their respective proposals. fair specimen the marble
OF which will
Every offer must be accompanied by guarantee, signed
by responsible effect that
that bidder bidders
obligation twenty days, good
uTeies furnish article,
10 be
district judge United States district
oflcer Of general
guarantee. a.Ft t.-1-
In deciding the bids regard qualify the
materials offered, and the responsibility bdders right
will be
ageous TO government
The plans and specifications
dhyosundays excePtedfrom ., until the afore
said 1Oth day of October.
endorsed Proposals for Extension of
THOMAS U. WALTER, q
Architect OF The Extension OF the Capitol.
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University OF Virginia.
NHE Of The University Of Virginia will
t the 2s of June The University comprises the following schools
and ieoulreshp, yiz'
o Modern anguages-Proiessor M schele We're, LII
D. Muhemahcs-Profes~or Edward II. Courtonay Lii. d.
s. Chemistry and Matea MedicaProfssor Robert Rogers
s. Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MI.
Comparative Anatomy, Physoogy, and surgey-James L. Ca
bell, A. NJ, NJ. ID.
Phiosophy-Pofessor VIM. II. McGufey, DID,,
9. Law-Professor John b. Minor L. D.
Adjunct PTofessor-James z. Hocombe.
TO- and Of Special and Pathological Anato
my-John Stage Davis A. NJ, MI
TO admitted University the student be l6
admit one under the age Of i6'
II applicant admission has been student
coporad seminary received University
produce certificate from such seminary other satisfactory
evidence, TO the Faculty, OF general good conduct
The whole exclusive of Clothes books, and
pocketmcnsy, are estimated as ioIowsi
including attendance for months Sl0O
Fuel candles, furnished Proctor
cent commission e.mated IL only student in the
Washing had about $40 session. 10
Rent Of entire dormi,oy sic for half II
Msuieus,os fee use library public IS
Fees II single professor be attended, $50 wo o." EACH
law, junior class the fees
s5 the higher fee in zach instance giving sd
mission, besides lower class in the schoo-say IS
sa.s
Medical Department.
In the medical the en,ie expense tuition
the ticket and dssecmg fee s5 The session Of
enables the student TO complete Of studies
other medical institution IN the Unon by
tending only two lectures a day.
Lac School
professorp having appointed in
enlarged fo subjects equity and
will be aught fully has hitherto been
win be ADDED short OF lectures tho
civil law rofte wit, exposition Of the most mpoani leading
cases in law and equity. .-
Proctor and Patron Of the University Of Virginia.
Aug ls-2awswtol
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, 6HIPLEY, x CO.,
Liverpool.
Il. G. ROBERTS, Il Co,
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
l.. DRAPER, jr.,
Sept 5-dy Boulevard, Monimartre, Paris.