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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28
BOARDING., &c.

GENTLEMAN AND LADY WISH BOARD IN A
n small private family where there other board
with widow lady where mutual confidence could
exist will furnish their If desired location respecta
be and below Canal street. Fulton ferry, Brook
lyn. Address J. NJ O., Herald ofise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

n U.A.-TBE ORDER or UNITED AMERICANS IN
". New Haven, Conn, have extended invitation TO
the this State unite with them
celebrating the coming national anniversary with appro
prate which pied The Committee
have procured the splendid steamer Oregon
which will leave Hammond street a. 81
Spring street. G cdar street. G Brook yn between Ca
tharine and Fulton Ferries at Broome street. r., Ia
Twenty sirth street. IN
r. b. BRUsH. Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
q. KnHsrND. Secretary.
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vNANTED-A WOMAN TO GO TO THE HAvANAs
In the capacity Of Nurse to Spanish family. She
speak English language without any accent Good
references required Address box az59 Post Once post
paid.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSON AL.

Il L. VAIL FROM GlESSEN WANTED, TO SEE
IA his brother !. Wahl, at 50 Duane street.
MfsSIHG-oN THE I'D INSTANT, A GENTLEMAN,
Av1 about forty of He clothed in blac
dress coat sk vest light cashmere pants black hat white
socks boots IL of short stature black whksrs and dark
thin hair. Any information respecting him will be most
than kfuy received and all suitable made
abe same at his boarding house. Broadway corner Of Bea
afra
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MISCELLANEOUS,

: < ( * II : 49,
VERY FINE PANAMAS.-coLEMAS HALTER 100
Nassau street has just imported from direct
few dozen q the hnest Panamas that have been
TO citizens ths season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

n IA. CONTINENTAL CHAPTER NO. 1.-THE
W. members Of this chapter hereby notified tn this
chapter will at New Haven the 9Th Of July Bro
theirs who procured tickets obtain them at
,hancslors osborns rs Grand street. Baker Beeknani
Mason, IS Eighth Doy, Third street and
Bowtry Bro Frees l5g sixth avenue Forbes, D2
Third avenue; Trask i67 Third avenue. by order Of
CHARLES A. DAY.
WAITER x. MOORE. Scommittes.
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Union COURSE, l.. L-TROTTING. MONDAY, JUNE
" 9-Purse $50 mile heats best in in harness. for
horses that never purse $50 made
at Msdden on Saturday evening by 10 o'clock. Three
to make race and two TO start.
JOHN /. SNEDIKER Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
The Topics Of the Morning.

We publish on another page the pronun-
ciamento of the revoutiOnlsts in Northern
Mexico, with the details of their earliest
operations. The reasons they ailege for
revolt are principally the enormous duties
upon imports, and too severe punishment for
smuggling the excessive authority OF the
Central Government over the individual
States. the quartering of regular troops
upon citizens, the administration of the
national fannces, the bad system of mill
tarv government inherited from the Spanish
establishment, and the want of system OF
public education. The insurgents declare
that they lay aside all idea Of secession or
annexation. We also publish the fullest
details vet received Of the first engagement
with the federal troops. \ body of Texans
fought gallantly in this affair, which lasted
dav and bali before the town of Ca
MARCO was taken.
The revolution in Mexico is assuming a
very serious and alarming chara ter
Some of the disappointed Cuban volunteers
seem determined not to lose their chance
There is report in our Telegraph news
of the withdrawal of Consul Owen from
Havana.
The Union candidates in Georgia have
been successful beyond expectation. Coles
majority will certainly exceed $4,000.
There is nothing very particular in the
Foreign News received by the Humboldt.
Cotton is steady; SO are the markets gen
orally. France is occupied with the Presi-
dental election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
Primary Elections.

The primary elections of the Wing par
ty IN the different Ward, of the City take
place tLis dag at hours specified among the
advertisements on the first page of this
paper Delegates are to be chosen to
Conventions which will nominate Judges,
County Officers, Senators, Members of the
Assembly, District and Police Justices, and
CHARTER and School Officers.
We earnestly invoke the attention Of all
good citizens claiming the tide Of Wings to
the importance of these elections. They
are momentous not only from the nature Of
the Offices to be filled, and because 1t Is now
a matter of unusual consequence that the
very best men should be put in nomination
fox them, but also in view of the great
issues more OF less to be affected by the re-
suit We can, then, upon all who have
earnest convictions and desire to act con-
sciennously in politics, TO lay aside the III
difference with which they usually regard
the primary elections, and to take care to
make their influence and their votes felt At
them. Friends it IS your duty TO regen-
crate this important part Of our political
machinery. See, then, thar you lay aside
all other engagements and are at your posts
To. Day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
Esearaon Tlaln of Hadsoa a. Re.-logl-Oe 3 u


The most rapid ron ever made IA America.
Much the same demonstrations Mere na1e on our
return that greeted cur upward course guns and
cheers hailed the ,raia AZ every considerable place
AT Thirty second.st The COMPANY deba,kej gave
hearty rounds Of cheers for the Eagn Ceadac-
tor and Superintendent, ard sep. l-iGi. reaching
home before dark, after travelling % and fsom Al
bany and enjoying dinner, all b. -agligh.. Such
performance, a Few years since, deemed per
iect mfossblhsy It IS fixed fact
All .hose concerned Ia the management o: this
celebration fulfilled their duties exceently. ana De.
serve public commendation EVER hing ven, Of
halmlousiy, regularly and promptly.
There are many pleasant accidents IN our rncmoc.
hui they must remain there for lacs Of room IN r.
TTlbDng.
. Our thanks are especially due 10 the CONDUCTORS
Of the regular trains, I'D 20 Archer & Bost%ieks
Express FOR papers, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

TIE ELECTION IN GEoRGIA-The Union
party haze made a sweep IN TINS state Howell
Cons Is chosen Governor by very large maloFlty,
say thirteen 10 fifteen thousand. There are 70
counties IN the State, and IS Of them already heard
from, give HIM lQC62 majority. Six on, OF eigh.
CongreSsmen also SAID TO be of tie Union party,
hut the telegraph has not yet sent Us the names or
the number 0; the votes, excep, IN the lid District.
where JAMES JOHNSON IS elected. The Legislature
is overw helmiucy OF the same color |: Is reported
,ha, ,hree-QuarIers OF the members are Iaoals's,
bat We have DO precise details.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
To Painters AMP PusmSHgRs.--The

Nkwros COMPANY respectfully cal the attention II Pm
ter ami Publishers 90 their improved we and Sereot e
Plates &c The Improvement consists IN GIVING u tleH
copper face al abeu third additional ct 81 that Their
durability ia increased IN sI,s proportion the Superior
tenacty Ot copper over pe metal WHICH, aCconS 20 cor
rect experiments II As IL ~ FROM ths Single tac
will DO perceived that thin face ~ mus
give extraordinary endurance prttng surfaces dd eA-
has !ullN proved SucA ~ he the tnt tN
pany have secured letters patent io she uQPVc ms and
they prepared and cNfc oiuers ~ Le eS
tahllShmeUt North Williams, New
IKE toaving papers are printed M ne ceptr-fact ps
New-loyk Courier and knecutr, Ntw-NWS uAlll Tab
une Boston Dali, journal sioL Flag OF ONy VnloR,
BosIsr PctHisl Drawing Room Comreiaon; New-N'rk
ORGAN AMI others NEWTON COMPANY.
le2l ruThNSf SNsffh N'tAil-St, y. \
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rS A correspondent writes most enthu-
siss,ically about the effect which the ar OF East
FLORIDA has on all pulmonary diseases. lie says II
completely restored HIM. although he was supposed
10 be in a DYING way when he went there s, Angus
tine is described by him unsurpassed Al all health
restoring and preserving qualities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NFw.yoRK, THURSDAY, OCT. Q, 1851.
Wbiy state Nominations.
For Europe.

The next number Of The Yr5pps fer Evopsan
Circulation, will be issued TO-DAY. at Q o'clock.
1t VIII contain all the latest news up TO the time
of going to press. The Afica sails fromthls port
TO-DAY at IL O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND SrATIsrI-
CAL Soc!ETY.-Au ac ourDsd meeting VII BE- held Al
tie Geographical Rooms, No 10 BroadW ay today.
al II o'clock, FOX the purpose OF elecAg officers, &C.
10 the above Society. punctual attendance Is re-
speclfully requested Of al those ~ favor Of orgsa-
ing Society under ,he above name. .s IN liers o.
general interest," vii lie discussed, sGl Coos'''F
~. adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
UNpnrcrDrNrrD BAnGAINs IN Day GooDs.

-BeautIfu Fail DE Lanes fer shilling Yard The
handsome goods ever sold this market for that money
may be found at HrTCHCoCK LEtuBEATERs, No 81
Broadway corner Ieonaid-s whore may also he found
spendd stock of rich Cashmeres ald DE LANES Mernos
PLAID Shaw il. Coaks, sc. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

10 Churches, Hotels, Steamships and
private DWELLINGS supplied with ELEGANT Silver Name aud
Number Plates and beautiful designs plated n the
most substantial manner and elegantly engraved a. very
low sstS oIdeTS sent by eNvvss o. amy p Of the ooun
Try EN.RpEIL, No 81. 90. Away, e.Gyet Daaie i
Branch store, No. Is '" ~, ~ nRtplhAS
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~ A Tune for Al Things And it is

high time buy your thick clothing. Linen Pants Mar
selles Vests q, an Apacca Coat comfortable as they were
few weeks cut Of date and necessity calls
aloud ft a change This accounts Tor the "rush To the
establishment of L SMITH, Jr Hundreds daily procure
Of HIM their Fail and Winter apparel ~ prices know
less than Trey be procured Tor elsewhere SMITH a
No 10y Eu.tor-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
~ Housekeepers. and alI others, ID want

OF Beddls Bedsteads Sc, would DO wei 20 cali at NJ
WILLARD old established Warerooms, 80 Cnatnam-st,
corner OF Muberrvst where be found the largest
of articles his lue offered to the public
Consisting feathers, Beds. Mattresses Patent Screw
Dedsteads aud Cots wholesale and retail sll lmIulh&S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

From the returns N possession OF the hnan
cial officers of the Company. It Is conceded that
the entire Road-conStruction and equipments
viii cost 100000 less than the estimate made by
Nj Young IN The winter OF 1919 and 50.
The location Of the Road IS too Well known
to need description. II has few Of the wild
ana picturesque characteristics which are pecu-
hario the Ere Road. and, except the Hamburger
Tunnel. can boast Of little that Is strikiuey
grand IL Is construction. 1t runs through q
denscly peoplad and fertile country, some Of II
the very Garden OF Agriculture, and all OF II
bearing EVIDENCE Of the facility and value OF tie
Improvements which are the consequence Of easy
and cheap maIke, communication. Il passes
through New-No1k, Westchesier. Putnam.
Duchess. Columbia. and part Of Rensselaer,
Counties. and through OF near the villages and
cite, OF Nonkers. Hastings, Tarrytown Sing
sin-. Poekskil. Cold Spring, Fishkill. New
Hsmbursh. Poughkeeps.e Hyde-Park. Rhine
beck. Hudson. StuyyeSant, Casileion and Green
bush The wav travel VIII of course be ye-y
great. s.nce he trains VIII be more reliable and
faster than tie boats When fully equip Ell the
regular runs - aud from Albany VIII be made IN
A. hours.
YESTERDAY he cubic ceremonies 0i the cPel-
lns were witnessed by some fifteen hundred
persons Il GreenbusL. AID by many thousands
,,.ns ~. line Two trains were provided tr9a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

Door Mars. d C. BERRIAN. No.
COL Broadway. would invite the attention - sas,h .e'e's
and the p.hc 20 an ASSORTMENT o EagSA DVol Mas De-
heved to Dc tie geSt % the best 4uA mats
70 he f0uud IN tie United States ie>S mas az l~' a
the hes A. amer and nj the durable mater AZ most
of them having been made N the Cy 81 Ld,n a. tie
hcoiies of the most celebrated makers Nhess ,Ie>
STYLES ale entirely his make ans are uAe5eI
the loves, prices al their Heuseioraaslus NaTes \.
s0l Rroaiw.x VgstlhSAEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

way opposite the Tabernacle oysters Fined. Slowed
Roasted Bioed and the half shell beef Steaks, Mat
ton Chops Roast Beef ard Lamb. Poultry, Game, ONE
lettes Ham and Eggs OYSTER Pitties. Mullins. Toast,
Charlotte Russo, Jelly. Ice Cream and Fruit Ices Fruit.
Coffee Chocolate. Tea, Lemonade &c Every attention
establishment. s3O I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

aud Oh Cloths at No. % Bowery HIRAM ANuERsoNS, Is
OWING tie yery low ytCss affixed % new aud beautiful
fall patterns of English thI,cpy and ngan ctrpetng
rugs Aop al diueges window shades, Nc H0uscaeepers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
Nhig Nominations.

NXiild Dsfrsci.-Gamaliel Bags.ow d Tle5i
Co., Is Iepom.paed Tor Sens,oT.
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rR- Il is mol exciting hnmbug that takes

ADVANTAGE of the unity Of ideas of Ameucans does
drive the crowd of idea people drove Ike sheep
people with kind of les shr collar boot, and brans
are led to buy because positively cures their Colds
Coughs HcaTsenosS Sore Threats Se has done 50 Tor
I'VE years II viii do SO for al time sold by Mrs JFR-
lIs, No go Broadway, aad hy druggists generally
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Ron C,eprrlNes.- SMlrn q LorNsaunY,
CARprrINes At REpucEp PAGES Pr.

rgRsoN HUMPHREY. No 80 Broadway corner Of White
selling ch Brussels Carpet for IS 81 lbs per yard
Nesvv p, 81 per yard peue for o7s yard
Good all wool, Il - ioa Cloths heavy, IS 70 Is
And all other goods found " Carpet stores a. equally lo"
nr,ces % o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

tg ',e are blessed with troton water,
ana We are blessed With N.Y. JNRvlss God CANDY, th Il
universally admitted and ane remedy iof Coughs. ttiS,
Sore Throat and the vaou> Throat and ung
compain,s pIemonitoN Co The Cons mptvn. Sold by M,
W JYRVI> Ne BOO Broadway, aud hy dyugylss generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

~ Familiar in their mouths as House
hold Words Children fret oy -mo:aeIs ssA for Il; and
lnpIo, itNis die for the want tine a. ward ~ tae
fearful results Of Consumption. Mrs JERsSs Cold Candy
or Coughs Colds. nc. Will ne remembered D. tn oldest
Inhahaants the spice Of their Sold ~ Mr. ".
JEWS NJ. 800 broadway
NorIcE TO THE PUBIlc-Bills on the
follow nx Banks VIII he taken at par for Clohns Union
Hall hole ale and Retail Cicshag WaehouSe corner vi
Fulton and Nassau VIZ.
Commercial Bank OF Perth Amhoy NJ
Government Stock Bank Mica.
James Bank of JanesvLlle y. y.
Bank OF New-Rochclle. n Y
Earners' Bank of Minis, y. Y.
Western BanS of White Creek. y. \.
t;ovs for the above be selected Irv an m
mease stock hundred thousand dollars worth Of
ready made Clothing IN variety emot lhg all the
LAT, improvements in the trade p l.. R0CERS.
OS a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

~ Fowlggs 4 MILLS, PhrenologiSts
ssa Puslsnsr, Ca,os Hall l9i NsssSass ssa Sas FAX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

~" Ii is not for day, out for all time.
ms as useful ~ Croon water n u - regular Ae Gay
hight m is mission Of DONG goei ha> stood the ,es' NJ
time AMI At stands nch. # usefulness permanent
Ssa statue of brpafe For pUlmoGegN complaints Mr. -
vlSs Cold Caad, has had no rNal sold cy Nj " jER-
VS. M 800 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

kELLoGG's FALL STYLE OF HATS. NOW
READY Also large assortment Of Boys ard Chd,ens
beaver e.. six Hats De found IN the ny Hei-
vet clCtL Gags In then variety. One pfIce -
O93ts J. KELLOGG No. 10 Canai-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

10 LADIES. would YOU have your hands
soft and white Buy az sTEwARTs. or HITCHCOCK
LEADBEATERs PAR OF iIdm Rabbef Gloves In MAKING
iTes sweepng or busting they are exactly the thing Hot
OF cold water will not affect them 90 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

of fashion l,I geltlemens Hat. Ms B. ana = A..y'
Hous~ Broadway, y Y Ogeneg caiCh slls s 1s
TIE I'M viii open 70 the public for exanlna,iQ anu ,ie'
tIs ~ e,,ens,ys and varied assortment oi fancy HAS
Gn orgir Al patterns for chIdrens ear ever On eAi
IN M ctr To lad,es AID 9tsrs Interested IA ms pecu
Lar brafcb Of children me- ~ rspeeilly pfeseA'
fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

mz, cor Pine and Nassausls. solcits me atsnicn =.
bis custoners and the public 70 he new sYie " ia.
the autumn season II vii be introduced On l.1lsuag'
asth ns, and u II possible 4 enhance qOAn Vi aDN'
and verv elegant n proportions and iln.sn. -. -.
| rc,s. s7tI 1881 Bid c5r Pine and Nassan-s's
40 STu&Thtf
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GrnIn's CHILpREN's SrYLEs.-The very

latest Pans styles Of ChereHs Hats tozether With an al
most In ne diversity u shapes and patterns from ms own
won ,oeus viii be found u GEMS he has neve.
before bee enabled offer large brilliant anJ an
stock II Chnjreu's Faacy Hats viii 5e found N as
cases THIS season. ObNiN, no ~ nI - q. n a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

W Well, how well Mrs JFRvIss Cold
Canoy sells Excuse this self oompacency for quite
i,umuh. when you know you are Tgf u be abe 70 20
ahead viii wait on You ~ a minute sr, madam, miss
Bought Il las, year. did you-fonud good ~ Yes, yes
SO The, all say For Throat and Lung complaints has 10
druggists generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

WHO WOULD Do 1T w no would wear
fsse6 unreasonable ,cky-looking white hat when one
Of KNOxs matcleSs articles be had for the low pce
" 81 His FAD styie superb and white has are ON Oh
date Knox j. ready ff MS cs-onefs ID MS saies-
room No i22 Fulf0n-st. Call Oh nun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

SO NAssAu.sT.-BOot-m makers onion Assoc
af,r Boots Shoes Caters a. retail fr wholesale pces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

~ The Hat FISisHERs' UNIoN IS To-
pr.cca uatters and a natural result, tneT pr0ouc
tops ave Of very superior order IneF never oesIae III
tneh P'''s' '"' s viz wv u IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

assortment Of Ladies' Freach Francea Caters, Slips.
Ties and various other kinds. which VIII De sod al i w
ven lowest pnces % sult tDe tmes SaeIs - -, h
SIPS al Morocco SHIPS Is cents; SATIN do, - All ohet
ku.ds sold cheap, at No 81 BroadTay tAhlLL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

Doors, Doors The cheapest and best
sce In the city 70 get Boots Shoes and Caters y at No
n Couriandt st, under the Merchants Hoel. me
French calf dress Boots for - o. usually sold ~ - ana
pter Boots and SHOES Of every DESCRIPTION tof
suueripr cuatrl consian'lg band a. WI 1e.ale ana
,eirs,i 100 3tTuTh0s. u. BROWN.
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Sealed aud delivered in presence Of
Two witnesses.
Mar 2y-dt3l y wt5ep3l

NOTICE "a residuary legatecs of Nelson Reed, de-
ceasedWherea- by decree of Baltimore county sitting
OF equit dated the second day of March. e5l
passed therein pending between James Dudley
Baker, William George Baker, trustees Will
Reed court
funds hands said trustees,
directed and said the
proofs that may b. pIOducrd who children Of
Reheeca Myers, Elizabeth Eicheberger
brother wite James Reed Isaac Reed (who
testan Elizabeth Marl' Rebecca Lloyd
Be~ey, twho Of living the death of Nancy
who died the twenty Of
living death Nancy Peed and hnI
relationship Of then living f such children dacensed
Nancy Reed
whether Saunders Alexander Reed Robert Reed (brolers
tetator and Torryson (sste vi the etc
which dead at the the death OF Nancy
Nancy Reed having
said Nancy Reed. left living Nancy
Reed whai relationship such
living the death OF laid Nancy Reed also
who the children Ot Dnah dudley hvg
death said Nancy having dd before said Nancy Reed len
report any parties entitled
living Nancy Reeds death have died.
entaIives OF decedens the
the limited this report tn. per
who have established their title participate in said
fund t
in Of ssd all entitled
Reed appear
proofs of their
the first september, 1851 and that defu OF such
and aDg APPEAR will be
among the pa ties so appearing and proving their Il.
Wa. BAKER,
WIN. GEO. BAKER,
Aps--lawI0w Trustees, Baltimore.
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KH W

A NEW Itouse q Pittsbur4. the Baltimore. Sus-
gehanno, and Pennsrna RaiirondJhropgh 10 fnurg ~
An viii leave Cavet station daily
Unred Washington and Baltimore nt II
with the line Nddletown !,
rvinn at Harrisburg at ", m, 10 dinner,
The train leaves Harrisburg Tor the west n p p no., arriving ~
odaysug AT this point have the option o
either thence by packet boats
stage drcc, from Holidays burg Pittsbure.
Tickets viii be sold following by this train 10 VII
York. Wrirhny,c Columbia, Marietta Mddletowp, Harhure
rau MIsr-towu, Pervile, Lcwown eNsystown, Hon
pgdop, Halliday yshprg, and Pi,t-hurg.
This also Cumberland valley aroad
which through Carlisle shippensbure, Chanberbur and
,the this rnad.
the accommodation Of from Washington for any
points the the viii hs 81 NE
iepot BALTIMORE Railroad Company the arrival o.
the baggage, which w' be
RoBERT STEWART,
Oct I--atf Ticket Agent
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The College or 81. James.

WAsHiNoros County, Mn,
(Ths Diocesan College of me Profetdnt Eproop1 Church,
nE annual session wiz Monday, octper 1851
L until dpy'the last
Juy 1864. New students recommended enter
opet session. they
estuat nom the date their entrance
The college number OF nrJs R the
complete aud successful erina
oegae It's graduates The usual
dcmicsl degrees -
ne grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college, and
distinct di
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thrm Tue and direction the
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be school.
n, tue mercantile classes study of tho Greek language
utd supplied ~ additional studies Ia modern Ian
guagcf, book kecpnr, sc.
The situation the college entirely healhfu and by its dis
tanoe villages, favorable good morals and
order
Kemp sn building 30 feet by 4o viii he ready Cor
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corp professors the recently appointed
civil aud
As xapder IL, physics aud chemistry.
The charge (te college grammar
dollars. payable sent annually IN advance.
Applications for admission 20 be made TO
Rev JOHN u. kERFO0T, u. n. Rectnr,
College Of st. james r. %. naryand,
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