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= Eghfy-szth session, (65I-,5l.) 3s..t4.E5r.
'E lectures viii commence on Monday, October 9th,
i terminate the close o. March 7T~
1hrory and Practice Of Medicine BY George b. Wood, M.
~ lillian Il. Homer, NJ, ID.
kateria Nedica and Pharmacy Joseph Carson, M. Hs
Chemistry, aues Is. Rogers, Nj. D. faH.4
Surgery, Wii,am Gibson, NJ. ID. ...Ug ID
ubeics and the Diseases Of Women and Children, Hugh
Hodge, N. D.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel jackson, M. ID. E sa.#7
Clnicai Pennsyy Hospital by George b
Wood M d., aud by Geo. W. Norris M. ID.
Denonstratye aud in BY
professors of medical faculty. assisted by W. Gerhard NJ d.
andi icn II. Smith, NJ ID 73@ #rNs#i &t @ss1
Practical anatomy hn NeiI NJ d. deinonstrato }ss
University.
Malricu.ng Zee, paia only
Pfarticai anatomy ~
Graduating 10
w. f. HORNER, M. d., s.f8,a
Dean Medical Faculty,
36 Chestnut street. above Thirteenth, opposite United
Mint, Pniadelpbia. ~,
Aug
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United states for the first circuit from 1912 10 iso oows
Gaiou'a determined In
the United the hrst circuit from iel2
1919 Second edition. with additional notes and references
vols, Boston, iri85.
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THE session OF this will Wednesday,
sth OF Octobe Since The last have
been made u instruction agricultural
chemistry The of The college
and the Of study adapted 10 the of all
dents The whole of the law Includes
fifteen classes For proficiency eight of
bachelor of Philosophy proficiency weve
cudng the ancient languages the OF A. b. and fur prof.
cheney in all, fho degree Of A. NJ. 5AHs l4 t
Fdcuuy. \ Z Rt4tt 54E
Right Rev. John Johns D. d. President and Professor of Moral
Philosophy and the Evidences OF Christianity. r@saf
Judge Tucker Professor Municipal Constitutional
Law.
Ewel Professor OF Mathematics Science
Morgan J. Sniead, PHI D., Professor oi Languages.
Washington, Professor History Political Economy
ToeD, ID. d., Professor Intellectual Philosophy,
Bellies Letters, and Rhetoric.
Robert Gaewood, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics.
July 23-law4w s,s..
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University of Virginia.

THE Univery Virginia com
III the 18th OF June The University comprises the following schools
aud lectureship, viz!
Ancien Languages-Pofesso Harrison, NJ. d.
Modern Languages--Pfoesor NJ. schele ae Vere LII. D.
Mathenaties-Proeeor Edward II. Coure.ay, LII. ID.
Natural Phiosophy-Proiessor WIN. o. rogers Ii. d.
M. d, .. l#eI .H...
8 Medicine-Proiessor Henry Howard, ND.
comparative Anatomy, Physoogy, anu SurgeyJames l.. Ca
Moral Philosophy-Proiessor Wa. H. McGuGey 3D. L. d.
D. Luw-rroes-or Jonn MINOR Ii. D.
10 .o,, adjunct Professor. la,nes 7 Holeombe
my-John Stage Davis, A. Nj /, NJ. d.
To be adnied into University he years
nse oui o. TWO brothers applying ior mateuon the Faculty
u the applicant for admission has any
eorpontd seminary he cannot be received The
evidence. 10 the Faculty, Of general good conduct
The whole exclusive clothes books and
pocket money, are estimated as folowsi
Board including attendance for months 500
Fuel aud candles, 10 be furnished Proctor
dormitory, al $780, the room, si5.....
Washing may be had at about $40 session
Rent Of an entire domory, s6 for halt il occupied by
Maneulstion fee library. public ........ l5
Fees III gle ptoe sof be attended, $50 il Two, $50 each
In the school OF law in thu Junior class The fees
In The intermediate class they J in all and
senior class s75 higher giving
mission, BESIDES to any lower class in the schoosay.
So:
Medical Department
In the medical department expense for tuition including
e Detnonstnos ckct and diasong fee sos.
months enables the student OF studies s er.
nsive thai Of other medical institution Union by at
tending only Two lectures day.
Lav School
An adjunct profssorsp having appointed
the OF study has enlarged The subjects equity
prncicable and win ded
cv law together with exposition Of poran leading
wu s. KEMpER,
Proctor and Patron OF the University OF Virginia
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United sAtss--f H..H.- 49,, -,
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.# NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right emption
lands within the wnrhps and of townships above
establish
and receiver OF the proper land otnre, and make
practicable after this
pointed for the public EN-
bracing the tract claimed otherwise
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Thomas Miller, NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy
William T. Johnston NJ d. Obstetrics
OF Women and children
Joshua Riley, D., Medica, Therapeutic
and hyliene. uIas 7
Jno Fred May NJ D. Professor of The Principles and
Surgcy ~.
Grafton Tyler NJ D. Professor Of Pathology and
cne. ".li4
Robert King Stone, NJ d. Professor Of Mroscopca and Pa,ho
logical Anatomy, -5.. f##s#
Edward VI Professor OF Pharmacy
James Il. Morgan, NJ. D., Prosector and Demoistrator
The tulI lectures 81 pro
essors Sso
PIactcu anatomy deinonstrator
Mnrf uains Tee, payable only ................
Clinical inuction given regularly the shngon Inhmay
JNo FRED. MAY, ND,
Aug l0--2awd
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No,.Ce Ia lns CIsalIor. OF A.xa..

TREASURY ARTxExr, March %, 1851
State s. having ." S s q % g. % s s
sepirmhsI Their claims. and Con
of Ave ck the said sta'e ot
q .' u. ns e.sdo y he @ ss hold and
of Texas for which duties imports were es
all claims against the United states for or on nc
me Tu s md nYp,s,sS D,' sy s
duties tu. pledged the hoast or oWnes % Of all
the Let Of oc,ooeI ssi and 70
sS 10 q. m wsch ss" BY
Of The United !" pursuance Of the above act OF Sh Of
'ep'e"0e'' i''' wMI. HODGE,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury
FORM OF RELEASE
Whereas by an approved 1850
millions doan five cent stock are TO be paid the state
sn.. n N e S.n aSe millions Of sd be issued
State holding bonds and other ceIheses Of
s ap. de al ,ns treasury Of the Ha,sd state.
> undersigned creditor Of The state
holding and os s~nG ns 1onss cs
the duue. mentioned in the said act were specially pledged
now purpose complying provision. Of said
aeeoun, Of the bond. cehcar-.l above described
witness my ,ssI hand and seal at - : TINS o'S 0'
sealed and delivered asir in presence of
Mar s5-d,ai swssspsi
nIssoLUrIoN OF cop.rter.hip firm heretofore
% Ss Mr. George Dyss b bs'' win s's q
Of the a sSesT oyer c.
GEO. r. DYER.
wAsuIsoros, September "a, 1850.
n,- Copartnersh,p Nosice.-Thc undersigned nave formed
xrshp the and firm of Dyer Mcclure, and
Dyer Brother Of 10Th street and Pennsyvnna
They mos, respectfully solicit patronage
upon and pledge shsmeve.to to discharge faith
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j. G. mcguire.
wA.mseros septsmh.. ~. 1850.
no OWNERS OF Land. rsxs..-A gentleman vginis,
who Is good surveyor and desire. remove 70
Of land. ha, county, with view to bring the" into
lie family capital is d.sirous Of
ND I'd can sys ns p. and % s"s
sn1ble him control eons'derabe e"saon 10 Texas
Of @ nyn =" arrangement can be psesaa The
ADVERTISER and get suitable responses by adde,,SF sos pand
General agent nd collector, Richmond, Virginia.
General Agency at Washington. ID. &.
Dv A. NJ FAgaUHAR formerly of Harrisburg, Pennsylvanis
revolutionary the war with Great Britain aud the Flor
For pensions, bounty land, ., .cgp =. 81, ;, ,or,,,
Patent oGee-The application. patents procuring models.
OoeA claims against the department will be
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| diuo facilitated, hc.
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| with June 2Atf
IlANCING Academy--Fir.s Cour-.---Mr r. R.L.sss has
e snoI 70 announce 10 the citizens Washington George
town. that ha hr-s dancing
Tuesday residence on
| avenue ,oppbSite Willard. hotel
OF tuition Washington Thusdays sstuY
days. Georgetown Mondays and Fridays.
Oct 2--sn
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BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON RAILROAD.
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" biography of an OPIUM Eater. Uaiform edition. -
For sale by TAYLOR q MAURN,
July % booksellers, 9th street
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FACULTY.

i ATtONaL MEDICAL COLi.EGEi.-Thc lectures in this
~ institution VIII
and until March.
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James Brown EOstOn.

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that have received from ths latest "p
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General Agency at Washington. ID. &.

llANCiNG Acadcmy-Ftrst CSur-e.Nt. r. " Lssss has
the bsnor announce the citizens of
thai his fret course dancing
on
avenue, Opposite Wiard's hotei.
Washington and satu,
days Georgetown Mondays nnd Fridays. =
| Octp.. ..ltf
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From Alfred Hsnnen, esq, fhe NeD Orleans bar
BosTos, Sep 9, 1850.
Messrs. BRowsi Gcntlemen-- pleased
publishing
No English
guage, The subject TO be compared with for the flne
andc conveyed throughout H.
IL
appreciation every
The compilers OF the Lode Napoleon
drew copious from for their work Napoleon himself studied
carefully early life, which for the
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adoption should, and
WILL found in the library OF every American lawyer.
Your obedie servant
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

~, DALTlMOKE, NOV. 7, 2. W.
The entire Democratic Ticket has undoubtedly sue
ceeded in this cly-the majority ranging from 500 to
2000
Returns from the counties exhibit very large vote
contest extremely doubtful.
Returns from all the Wards in the City save four,
and from the counties thus far give Thomas, Demo-
cratic candidate for Comptroller 1900 majority
Morgan, Wing.
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

New YORK, Nov. 7-P. NJ.
The result OF the recent election in This State is not
yet dehnilvely known. though it is generally believed
ate. The complexion of the lower House is doubt
ful Patterson, Wing, has certainly been chosen AT
torney General
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Nov. 7, P. M.
FLouR.-We note sales to-day Of 500 bbs Howard
Street Flour at Ss3 So
GRAlN.-We have alteration to notice in prices
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JOHNSON IL CO.'S
PEOPLES CIRCUS.

A GRAND QUADRUPLE ASSOCIATION
FOUR SOUTHERN ESTABLISHMENTS,
Stone & McCoums, The National The New Or,
leans. North & Sickneys with stud of full booded
PERFORMING HORSES,
ELFIN TRICK PONIES.
Superior to those OF any other amphitheatre extan,
TREBLE CORPS OF EQuEsTRIANs,
assisted by Ilr complement of
DRAMAT1STS AND SUPERN UMERARIES
Will exhibit at Richmond on
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY,
Nou. 10Th, llth, and 18th,
AT THREE AND SEVEN O'CLOCK, P M.
Eques' fian Drector-W H Stout
Clowns Ban Jennings and G Dunbar.
Leader of the Military Bandit K GauI.
Dress Circle so cents-chidren half price. Pit for
colored people 25 cenis
The whole cavaicade will parade through the diffe-
rent streets on Mondoy, the 10Th no 7--6t
WXT ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
Wv ILL CLOSETHIS WEEK, WAUGlI's
TOUR THROUGH ITALY.
The greatest work of art exhibited in the U. S
This painting consists OF more than
$50 MAGNIFICENT VIEWS,
Empracng the prominent objects of interest of
that Classic Land painted in the
CITY OF NAPLES,
By S. B. WAUGH, Esq, (now resident of Philadelphia
during eight years residence in the land OF poetry
and song.
Concerts EVERY EVENING by the celebrated
N'' ''''''A''' slNGING SISTERS,
Whose performances have elected the highest appro.
baton and applaus OF thousandsin the Northern ci-
ties.
Commencing every evening at halfpast O'clock
ana on WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS al O'clock, precisely. Doors open one hour
in advance.
Cards OF admission only rs cents, children under 10