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william and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va.
THE of open "Wednesday ts
9Th Of October Since the session preparations
full organic
chemistry The Of college carefully revised
of study adapted the Of all
heen classes For proficiency eight Of these the degree
Philosophy conferred proficiency
GLIDING languages tho degree of B. and for pred
cheney all, the degree Of A. NJ.
Faculty.
Right Johns, President and Professor OF
Philosophy the Evidences Of Christianity.
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor Of Municipal and constitutional
Law.
Benjamin Ewe Professor of Mathematics and Natural
Morgan J. Smead, Phi D., Professor Of Languages.
Henry Washington, Professor Of History and Political Economy
Rev. sss Totem, D. D. Professor Of Intellectual Philosophy
Bellies Letters, aud Rhetoric.
Robert Gatewood, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics
July 23-law4w
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University Of Maryland.
THE session win Wednesday 18th Of oo
l. Der, 1851, and close ist March, 1854.
Nathan X. Smith, M. D., Surgery.
William e. A. Aiken, M. D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy. -
Samuel Chew, NJ D. Therapeutics, Msens Medca and yrn
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
William Power, N. D.. Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
Richard H. Thomas, NJ d. Midwifery and Diseases Of Women ans
Children.
George w. Milenbcrxer, NJ. b, Pathological Anatomy.
The ample opportunities for prosecution practical
atomy a moderate expense.
Clinical four Smith and ROY
baltimore Infrmay with the privilege daily visits 70"
wards without charge the student for ticket
Fees for the lectures $50 s95 slo ms
ulation, IS graduation, $50
WILLIAM II. A. AIKEN, Dean
Baltimore, August l, 1851. Aug 5-2awtl5oc
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NEW GOODs.-Ths subscribers beg their eut
IN that they have received supply
ing articles which they invite attention, namely;
Black chally, for mourning dresses
Do Grenadine do do
Do Poult de Sole, Gro de Rhine and India silks
bombasins silk warp apacas, very Light,
Do and fancy bcIeges and de laines
Fancy French orEandie aud lawns
Plain and figured jaconets, for dressos
DO Swiss and polka muslins
Black and fancy Fouiard silks
French embroidered CHEMISTS cuffs and collars, Of every
rcty and price
Very handsome lace and embroidered undsr-sseves
I4Adies eauxc me1no aid silk
kichardsou and Grly's undrsssaA Irish linens
English and American beachsd long cloths
Ladies and gcntcmen kid silk and lislcthread goved
Also every description gentemens and youths al
variety OF other goods all Of which VIII b dspossds
the most accommodating terms.
We also beg leave call attention
supply Of
Linen and cotton shecins., damask abls-elohs
Napkins owellns white and colored Aaseies and AendGs
quilts
Table and piano Govern, embroidered lace curtains
White and bun linen, for window blinds
Engiish and French curtain chintxes
-, 81, and 81 white msuinss
~, 81, and Ga fancy coorcd matings, style
-, 50, and Ga plain and colored cocoa matangs
Very superior English and American floor oicoths
and very handsome
And large stock Of French English velvet tapestry.
Brussels, SPY and ingram reduced pcss
HooE, BROTHER 4 co.
May oi-ifda
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.-The lectures In thi
~ institution will the FIRST Monday Of November
and continue until March


Thomas Miller, NJ d. Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology.
William Johnston NJ D. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women and Children.
Joshua Riley D. Medica Therapeuuc-
and Hygiene.
Fred May NJ D. Professor Of the Principles and Practice
Surgery
Tyler d. Of Pathology and Practice of Med
iene.
Robert King sone d. Professor OF Micoscopcal and Pablo
logical Anatomy.
Edward NJ d. Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
James H. Morgan, NJ. d., Prosector and Demonstration,
The for fun OF lectures by all the
Practical anatomy by the demonstraor 10
Mauicuistng fee, payable only
Clinical given regularly the Washington In6may
JNO. FRED. MAY, D.,
hur l0-2awtd Dean.
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Sale Q Improved Lands I'm Ohio, coded by the wv.
andots I'm 1SA2.
Office hereby given that, under the authority Iii
office by Of Sd March, ls43 tho unsoid portion H.
Upper Sandusky Ohio, ceded by
March, 642 will again be offered public SALE
Office Defiance Ohio, Monday the fifteenth day OF spmba
The of Sd March, ls43 fixes the minimum price Of these
dollars y and requires that
asceaned the the War
shall paid in.additon TO the price of the land.
will be longer than absolutely
TO offer the lands exceeding weeks.
hand the city of Washington this
July Domni thousand eight hundred and Anyone
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner
July 24-law6w General Land OMce
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TUE undersigned respectfully informs the pubic
he ha, become the Of the line Of mail coaches
from washington Winchester, by the OF becshut
will good and good horseswi have in his mPos
etperi, need, slful, and accommodating drivers
trip always good time, and every pains v"
taken, every made the accommodation convn
who extend him their patronage
public patronage respectfully solicited Once
House, avenue between vi and ~ streets vup
JAMES u, KENT
Aug Idly
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the people an outrage upon the amened dead and de-
serves as il will receive, our hearty execraloa ior its
ridiculous ehrontery,
Rssoiuea That union makes the party inyincble
Rssolvsd That must succeed II we but determine
upon success
On motion, the meeting then adjourned with thirteen
cheers for the OF the whole ticket.
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. BERsETHY,s FAMILY PHYSICIAN. pr,c. as ct.
.UNO. M. McCAr.IA

WILL practise law the Supreme Court and The various
the District He claims before
ues. and the departments. May o2-coduIl 18th Sep
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Canton nattings, Fisor Oaicloths. Carpsss~s, ~.
THE Subscribers receiving per schooner su,ss.aa.
i from New York
50 pieces - heavy white Canton mattings
20 54
20 do ga do
20 do A. do red checked do do
IS do 5-Ak64do do DO
10 do - do fancy do do
do super English oicloth, 10 feet wide
do super American o,lcloth from twelve eighteen ~
wide
Is do low-piced American oIc'osh from three ~
wide
10 do Cocoa mafinRs, for basement, &C.
Also full Of in
ported and American cspeting such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English and American Drss
Imperial and ingram, hne and ingaia,
priced rag hemp cotton, striped and pisd snosshw
furnishing which
prepared fully onr
other dealer, this country.
ISL p. H. HOOB . Co
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DHILIp BARTON X EY viii attend 10 any sns'n m
he be ntrused before either Of the ecnr Coz
trict and will attend the prosecution of elaine
Ues- and the Departments. once on srsst- -, ,.,t
WAsnnssror, July R, ls<f. '"Vh
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DUFF Envelopes, at One Dollar = Thoussnd-A
~ supply Just received,
TAYLOR MAURY.
July "a booksellers, 9th
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TEXAS Land AgencyThe undersigned offers hrs sefVe ,~
agent in all matters appssnins lands in Texas pu'
aar 10 select INDICATED lands and patents for ne
Terms moderate and will be made known when fnfosseo VIZ"
AdAr.., H. a. CATLETT
MAY 3l-smdAcp Ds,ss, Tsrs~
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BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARANcx OF PARopI.-Another
elegant audience viii fill the Opera House to. night in
homage to the genius of Parodi, who will leave New
York, 20 raorro~, TOR pvston Whose hof cng.seuaea
will terminate In the course Of fortnight. Besides
the brilliant entertainment offered to- night the
sion win be of more than ordinary interest, in
the Genoere vocalist, to make her a very handsome
present in testimonial Of their high regard tor her Ia
Tents and character. Psrodi has to cold ell
mate for the frst time and yet she has been
ous to please the public that Illness only prevented
her singing single OCCASION ct the first part Of the
seasop. Every day sAce she has been In the
py, her me has been occupied in rehearsals, some
times taking place twice day In addition to her
Ing periormsnces-sndh her industry has been not the
least remark able point In her character She seems
to the same spirit Of
which animated Msbrsn; but IL is to be hoped It
will not lead to so fatal q result The world cannot
fpare 80 great aifiste, who must stand without
rival ~ dramatic vocalist, while she pursues the
same career which has led her with unexam pied
pidity 10 the higheet place In public favor London
may have its Gri and Paris its Garcia Niariot; but
could New York retain Psrodi. would never envy
the European citiee We should be fully confident
that could not only have opera but tina.
OF the old master pieces OF Cmarosa or OF pess
clio. might be revived for the Qualification Of the
public.
Hosever to night we shall listen to Paroii as Semi
rsroide, asan-hhd such a S.miramiie as We cannot
hope to hear for many long day. Criticism 10 swept
away by such personation. IN addition TO the opera
there will be concert, in which Mi.ka Hsu-er, who
created quite JToe Wednesday night: will again
perform 10 the delight Of thousands That the house
will he thronged, have no doubt, aud these who
have not secured their seas should 10 so at once
failing in that, make bargain for toothold in some
OF the Alslsp
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NV Ctrrrr Sur B. PsLNga This craft I, now
being coppsrsd At the Bsisnc- Dock, foot Of Pike
street thus saordipg the admirers Of marine a-ehi-
lecture hne opportunity Of inspecting her beautlf1l
model
FoR CHscnu The steamship Empire city. Capt.
wilson. lett yesterday afternoon for Chagrss. tl-r
ps.spger, names will be found under their appropr.
ate head.
PcspctTy % Saws BsLrptoRr. Sew sral large
vpsfeA have been ready for a. this port fpr
dnys but have neen unable TO sail IN consequence 81
tts seatcty ii asamen. The master 81 large vessel
ysstereav cent on 20 New York order for crew
A bsix sailed yesterday for Rio. her entire crew.
wa ~ exception ~ be Captain and bis two mstss
eorfiftiBg ~ colorsd men. We untsrstsnd that In
consequence ~ the scarcity ~ seamep several 5osth
huevi,su trader. have recently sailed With coore 4
eTsns.- A.lllmms .Insr leani I,6. ~.
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ORR pCsTAL ARRANGEMENTs WITH CCnA AND
SouIu RIcA.-lntercommunica1on between
ns,Gas beisg one ~ tie great sources Of nationa
wealth, prosperity sGd intelligence, 4 is eviden
that every arrangement which hss tendency 70
facilitate ard augment that accommodated
must necerariIy promote IN an equal degree the
general welfare Of the counties between whom
such an Intercourse has been established Ga
late postal arrangements with England and Ger
many afford a striking illustration Of this fact
Since the completion Of these negotiations, our inter-
course with these countries has not only been
greatly facilitated but has increased to lncred
bic extent, which circumstance has given an adj
uonal impetus to the energy, enterprise and indus
Try Of this country, and in gres, measure coa,ri
butsd 70 the commercial greatness which she has
al present a.isinsd.
With a view a extending our intercommunica-
ton siiil uriher, cur government have nov direct
ed their attention 20 Cuba and South America.
Major tlobb,e, late First Assistant Postmaster CO.
neral, man Of large experience 10 these matters,
has been sent ovt IN a special mission to Cuba and
South America, tor the purpose of effscting postal
arrangement similar 70 those which he established
with England and Germany. ltispcaerally known
that our iuietcommur Catiop with the Island OF
Cuba IL ny incomplete and unsatisfactory
~ postal matters, they Al present exist, a great
deal Of Inconvenience prevails, and that by NJ.
present mode at conveyarcs the mails are consi.
dersbly reduced In size. oar government have 1
crn,ract with the Chagfes steamers to convey e.,
mails twice . month from New York 70 rivans
and also another contract with The steamer lsibe
~ convey he mails twice month bs,wesl
Charleston and Havana; BIT in consequence ofshs
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sustained injury In his business to the amount o.
go 600 At which he lays his damages. On behalf or
the deisndsnts It 70 commended BY Messrs James T.
Brady and LAYTON, that the seizure made by them
justified, and executed by them BY virtue Of valid
mortgage made by the plaintiff to the defendants on
his furniture and stock In trade Sc bearing date 27h
June, ls49, by which he conditioned TO paw on de-
msud the sum Of 81 600, money advanced by them
otherwise they were empowered to foreclose the
gage and take possession Of the property aud that
the plaintiff having abandoned his business and pro-
pery and left the State they the goods to be,
sold according to the mortgage for the $3.50 o.
which their full net value 1t also appeared that
the plaintiff having become bail for the confidence
man. abandoned his BUSINESS aud property and left
the State and isnow in the state prison undergoing
jury For the plaintiff IL Is further commended that
the defendants not empowered to foreclose Within
disposition Of his property that it claimed by
other creditors The Judge charged the jury, aud
dered a sealed verdict. The jury being unable to.
agree, were discharged.
Movements or Distinguished People.
William Fraser, Esq, scotland Major L. candeeS
New Haven; w. D. r. Manice, Yale College, II. P.
Clark CINCINNATI and James Whitmarsh, Boston,
among the arrivals at the Union Place Hotel.
L. Whitney, Rochester; u. Grant, Schenectady; j,
Mather, Troy; Brown, La; Capt. Griswold, Pa
mama; 7. Ii Jackson, New Orleans d. Wood, ship
German!a; General James Providence; Capt. Baker,
Boston were amongst the arrivals yesterday at tho
Gen. I. Cadwallader, Philadelphia; R. Mccall. Phil
adelphia 9 g. Tate, Val D Carter, Va; J. p. Delany,
PhiladeIpbia; w. Ii. Romeyn, Kingston; I'll. N. Cru
ger. Westchster were among the arrivals yesterday,
at the Irving Houte.
Brighton; II. t. Hunter, U. Navy; T. Allen, Phila-
delpha; W. Aston. Halifax, N. and Captain Sands,
u Navy, frigate st. Lawrence, arrived yesterday at
Col. 8. Hunting, Sag Harbor; Col E. Jesup. South
port, CT L. ID Lallested, Geo w. w. oodrich do. J;
O. G, Green, do. N. W. Pearsons. Ala DR. b ODER,
Pa; n. p. Howell Sag Harbor; VIM Adams, do and
T. G. TAFT, Boston, we're among the arrivals at the
Clinton HOTEL yesterday.
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TWO Weeks Later from Europ..

The steamship Africa will be due tonight from
Liverpool, with news TO the LIST instant-two weeks
later than our PREVIOUS advices. IL is expected
IN addition, that she will bring Us some intelli-
Rence of the Atlantic.
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injudicious appointment Of the days Of departure OF
the vessels from this and Charleston, the income
cannot be expected to increase very rapidly The
steamer leaves New York on the eleventh and
twenty-sixth, and Charleston on the first and hf-
teenth of every month. The fifth and the tweah-
eth, however, Of every month, would be the more
iudle Gus appointment for the departure OF the
steamer from the latter port, which would be
the proper Intermediate dates, and thereby greatly
increase the number of letters. Such being the
state of things, II obvious TO all that the mission
of Major Hobbe is one of considerable importance,
and one, it he succeeds In accomplishing his OBJ
ject, that will be of Infinite advantage both to this
country and to Cuba. But our last accounts from
Havana indicate that he will probably fail in his
negotiations with Cuba. 1t appears that the post
office in Havana is entirely under the control of a
family monopoly, who conduct that department in
the most outrageous manner possible. Those who
control il narrow minded, and behind the age.
They do not hesitate TO open letters addressed to
parties whom they know, and Of whom they can
entertain no suspicion of revolutionary design, or
any other improper intention. They detain letters
as long as 1t suits their convenience, and then deli
yer them open TO the persons TO whom they
are addressed As long, therefore, as the
ment conducted on such contracted aud ill
beral principles, it is utterly impossible for
Major Hobbie, notwithstanding his great ability
and long experience, TO effect postal arrangements,
giving anything like satisfaction. with the Island
of Cuba There is also another circumstance
which has heretofore, and, indeed continues to
materially affect postal intercourse with Cuba,
ard that is, while we use five and ten cent stamps,
the postage is l2a cents, thus preventing the pre-
payment of postage on letters.
Taking all these points into consideration, there
is little or no hope left of the success of Major
Hobbie in extending and perfecting our intercom-
municaiion with that island. But whatever may
be the results of the negotiations with Cuba, We
are confident that his operations in South America
will NEE! with signal success Being of kindred
institutions, the republics in that region
will readily assent 10 an agreement, and TO terms
ofequiy aud justice. BY the adoption of liberia
postal arrangements, the correspondence of the
Northern republic with the Southern republic will
rapidly increase, and very favorably affect the
commerce Of this continent
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SUPREME CouEr- CKcuIT CoURr.- Nos z29 587, 233
237 III. 191, 23l, 1853 2t6 208 239 to 24s. GENERAL
TERM-Nos 1875 "a, A. 40, 81, 81, 3d. 5a IS, 81, 1877,
50, 1q5, SO, so.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Same as yesterday, with Nos. Is,
2 la, and 10.
COMMON PLE.s.-Part Mos 159, 1877, 173, 1s9, ro>
20l, 203, 22l, 233 24l PAT 243 1853 26l LAT. Party
Nos Az Ala 4l6 Alb, 42o, Az 424 426, 42S 4s0, 432
434 1885, 458, 40.
UNITED STATES DIsIRIcr CouRr.-same az Yesterday.
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Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi halirosa Company,
cuted b. the of the said Edward D.
Hotn and accompanied by bonds Of aid company assign
ing and guaranteeing the have been OBJ
tanned and put in circulation Nov York. All persons
cautioned asaint the purchase OF said securities
they will be reclaimed by the said and be Of
o use 10 the holders. ". z. FLANDERS
Treasurer Nil. " Miss. mr. Co.
NEW YoRK Feb 10 1871
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20 alleviate the runerag nan AZURE than All
the rieyous msdieiaes eibeoversd IL mss
nTon acute or chronic afeases Neuralgia that have
Taste 10 ye-rs disappear he bottle takes.
rer hotNti 81 per doE I02 Nassau strert.
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Goldsmith,s Experiment or bringing the

sequition OF tine hand ~itnia ths reach by reducing
his chs half has had the effect hundre
reform their under his auspices The
10 only temporary and thoss who
tire to realize benefits should Apply without delay at 9
Broadway.
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in the hands Of the boob seers Ths lovers
Of hight reading have treat stored in IT'S neatly printed
See another coin IL il said bv
good judges to be the best historical novel Of the nineteenth
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THE WoRLp's FAiR.-As soon the schooner Emma
arrives from Boston with articles for the Worlds Fair
the United States figate st. Lawrence will resolve
her sailing orders and immeda.ely depart Tor South
smpton
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Knox, the Halter, and Leader OF Fashion
for Gentlemen Hat las Foon street. will Introduce the
style fer the season on Saturday. 18th.
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buhslo Horn Dress Combs selection, Acknowledge
the fnett in the city, has of late had addons
ladies viii ind, examination, combs 81 entire
se not 70 be obtained in other establishment Combs
made and repaired
A. d J. SAUNDERS 2s7 Broadway.
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Oh Jos Rodgers Geo Wostenholm Sc The
braces the meet quality Of RAzcr P.nknvc and many
leles Tor toilet use. SAUNDERS. lat Brosdwav.
Corner Of Liberty st., and 3d Broadway.
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TO day, and will hold his grand resiew Lt % NASSAU
street All lovers are invited 20 be present and p.rtake
the besuties in the OF Valentines (which only
prelude TO the posse sson of beauties of another Sort
which will be dispensed on the occasion.
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Wigs and TOupees.--Persons wishing =
very superior Wig Toupe should call Batcheora
celebrated Wig factory. No Wall at They will had
be perfectly understands all shoir
how dioult he fails fit the head;
his business and makes business 81 H. Copy hi, Addrsso.
IN give him
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Court Calendar for Friday.

The wire suspension bridge the Niagara river
was finally opened on the 9Th inst.
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guild Hair Dye. celebrated in London, Paris Boston
Philsdepha, Baltimore Warrington, 10, can only be
eured genuine at the ufactory all New York
The public must beware of See my various d.
plomas 1t for sale Wholesale and RETAIL spilled Cepy
the Addrcsx. 1890 w.
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n Ne~nsan ssl1s Broadway. offers beautiful stosk o
Neediework Trimmings. Cuffs, Collars. Chemsetes pla
and embroidered Handkerchief Under Sleeves. Infants
waists Robes. ans caps veils. Thinning Lsees. Lao
and in twenty under regular prices
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PhaIon,s Magic Hair Dye. 70 Color

Fair or whiskers. the il applied withost
70 the hair skb IL be washed withoes
disturbing the color and has bad odor. IL 10 applied
sold at PHAL0Ns Factory, No. l7 Broadway, oornss
OF Deg streets and by all the druggists city and ceunry